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King Harvest r . :1 ,! Fla 1 "717 &&e44 2100 WESTMOR WESTMORELANDELAND STREET FALLS CHURCH, VtRGNA223 TeIepIone: 3—S32-2217 LASZLO SERK0WTS MARIAN GOLDBERG Raft Pretient Interim Bulletin November 1982 Thanksgiving is one of the most beautiful holidays in the American dalendar. It is the perfect American holiday because the citizens of all races and creeds can.wholeheartedly 41 participate in it. It suits the promise of rija Regretfully many of our fellow citizens this year have little reason for Thanksgiving. They are the unemployed, the partially employed, the needy aged and the hungry children of this land. It is a paradox that people in this country shild go hungry when granaries are filled to overflowing. The bread basket has once again yielded a record breaking harvest. How is it possible then for people among us to go hungry? But it happens andthat is a fact. Each one of us must shape the answer to that queston. In the meantime, you and,I have a sacred obligation, a religious duty, to help feed the hungry. Let us help our neighbors who are hungry by sharing some of the fruits of our good land with them. As you bring your children to religious schoolon Sunday, November 21, please bring along canned and boxed food which we shall collect and give to SHARE. 0 '' - ki ?;^& - 0 0 ALA AUCTION Your response to requests for items for our Gala Auction has been most heartwarming. We can still use many more donations, so keep them coming. Remember, the date is December 11, 1982 - mark your calendar. It is essential that everyone participate. ***************************************************************************** UAH GRETING Jackie Goldman is now taking orders for Chanukah Onionyrams. If you order five at one time, the cost is only four dollars, so call early. Jackie also has a wide assortment of all occasion tJniongrams. To place an order call her at 790-8181. ***************************************************************************** cmi Membership in the Chai Society is now predicated on eighteen years of cumulative membership in Temple Bodef Shalom, not necessarily consecutive years. Save December 12 for the Chai Societys Gala Chanukah Party. Details to be published at a later date. ***************************************************************************** -0 :-N1641 4 FOAZI BAGEL BAR NOVEMBER 21st. While the kids are in school, why not join us for a cup of coffee and a bagel? esiiJ There will be no Religious School on Sunday, November 28th. -2- En M99 The PTA would like to encourage all parents to join the PTA if you have not already done so. The PTA works closely with the Religious School to help make this year the best one possible for your children. Your membership ($5 per family), support and active participation are vitally important. Please ccnplete the membership form and mail it in now. Many thanks......,. If you would like to enhance the Jewish Education of your child, join us now. We will be working closely with the Religious School to help make our school an enriching and enjoyable experience. We need your support, ideas and active participation. Member- ship dues are $5. 00 per family. NAME ADDRESS_______ TELEPHONE AREA OF INTEREST Please mail this application and your dues to:: Arleen Lichtenstein Temple Rodef Shalom PTA 1909 Prelude Drive Vienna, Virginia 22180 -3- . -S Dr. Sidney L. Ossakow on his recent election as a Fellow of the American Physical Society. Vera Mellen on the loss of her father, Arthur Lastfogel. Betty Nan Obermayer on the loss of her aunt Beatrice Levy Neumaier. Charles & Susan Henkin 4211 N. 25th Street Arlington, Va. 22207 524-4197 Sara 7/76 Alan 12/78 Ronald & Leslie Schreiber 10101 Squires Trail Great Falls, Va. 22066 759-9170 Debbie 11/69 S Lisa 5/72 Bonnie 2/26/78 Paul & Barbara Slud 1916 Kenbar Ct. Mclean, Va. 22101 536-5374 Michael 12/67 Martha 11/70 As individuals, you can volunteer your service to SHARE, contribute used clothing or furniture - contact the Temple office or Clarine Schmukler, SHAPE representative at 356-3071 Please remember the new COMMUNITY SERVICES FUND when you make a donation to the Temple. The proceeds from the fund will go to community groups such as SHARE, senior citizens, day care center, etc. all part of our religious action program. . -4- O Temple Bodef Shalom Social Action Committee is committed to helping wherever we see the need in our Jewish corrunity and our community at large. The SHARE organization was formed in McLean - Falls Church area to help the less fortunate in our community. Our Temple has a community service fund to provide an option for giving help to local charities. Project SHARE right now is having its annual Thanksgiving Food Collection from November 9-19. SHARE also calls for clothing, furniture, transportation and other assistance. For more information, call Mike Fisher at 893-4297. Our Religious School children and all adults are urged to contribute food (canned or boxed) to the box outside the Temple office. In 1981, the drive was an outstanding success and we know this year will be no different. Other programs that our Community Services Fund assists are Falls Church- McLean Day Care Center, Northern Virginia Jewish Senior Council, Shelter House, Raoul Wallenberg House, Sarah House and the Hunger Task Force. For information on any of these programs, call Nan P.udin at 379-2466 or Clarine Schniukler at 356-3071. The Religious Action Work of the Social Action Coninittee also involves a monthly committment to attend the Vigil for Soviet Jewry, the 4th Wednesday of every month at 12:30 on 16th Street across from the Soviet Embassy. This vigil is in operation every day of the year as a reminder of the great problems of our fellow Jews in the Soviet Union. In the coming month, we hope to have dialogues on our activities and we is welcome your ideas. If you are interested in programs on the Nuclear Freeze, separation of church and state, the challenge of the religious right, the Human Life Bill and other Jewish responses to our current dilemmas, let us hear from you. The next meeting of the Social Action Committee will be on Tuesday, November 16th. Everyone is welcome to attend or to call in your ideas. Senior Youth Group to Co-sponsor nPa.rty The Senior Youth Group will co-sponsor a band party with Temple Beth El on Saturday, November 20th in the Social Hall of Temple Rodef Shalom. Featured will be the "Knightly Jest" Band which will perform from 8:00 11:00PM. Admission is free for members of Lil Rody and Hefty and $2.00 for non-youth group members. Join us for a wonderful time! T C-11th-11 511 KERN The TRS Sisterhood Bridge Group has donated pevil in Mi gWa. and xft LrQp) in honor of the birth of Marc Jacob Penier. -5- Rochelle Zohn has donated E4mi.1y WtJW by Burtcn Bernstein in honor of the 1982 Champagne Brunch Chairman, Sheryl Silverman and the members of her committee. S Ziva and Michael Zysman have donated Hasidic Tal es LthJjo1ocaust by Yaffa Eliach in honor of the November 1982 Bnai Mitzvah Class with much mazel toy! ARY OONATION$ Thank you to Sandra Speier for donation of Tbe carpet of 591cnon by Sulamith Ish-Kishor. Sisterhood has donated Upon TheJad of the Got by Aranka Siegal in the honor of the Bnai Mitzvah of Renee Peristein and Jacqueline Goldman. Thank you to Hillary Malawer for her donation of.&Uz.id FaipA.1 Downtown by Sydney Taylor. On Sunday morning, Nov. 21st, a Bloodmobile will be held in our Temple Social Hal). between 8:30 and 12:30. Make an appointment to give if you: 1. Are between 17 and 65 years of age; S 2. Are over 110 pounds; 3. Have not had major surgery in 6 months or minor surgery in 3 months; 4. Are not pregnant or a nursing mother; 5. Have never had. hepatitis; 6. Have not traveled in a malaria area in the last 6 months or had anti-malarial drugs in the last 3 years; 7. Do not need insulin to control diabetes. If your diabetes is controlled by oral medication or diet, you MAY be a donor. Remember this Bloodmobile will be held during Sunday School time for your convenience, and there will be a Bagel Bar. Please cut off the pledge form below and mail it immediately to Mrs. David N. Scarr, 3407 St. Pauls Place, Fairfax, Va. 22031. Our goal is for a minimum of 50.pints.If more than one member will be donating please include all names on this form. BLOOD DONATION PLEDGE NAME ADDRESS PHONE TIME PREFERENCE 8:30__8:45_9:00_9;l5_9:30_9:45_lO:00_10:15_l0:30_lO:45_ 11:00_11: 45_12:00_ 12:15 . -6- I ¶10 ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF TEMPLE RODEF SHALOM who gave or tried to give blood to Allan S. Tober, (son of Bernie & Jo Toher) in May of this year. ..... Thank you all for your gift of life to our son Allan. Our whole family is grateful to all of you. The call for blood was answered by hundreds of wonderful human beings all over the Washington area. Allan used 55 pints of blood in all. Allan is home now and walking with a cane. He still receives physical, occupational and speech therapy at the National Orthopedic Hospital in Arlington and at home. It will be awhile before Allan can go back to work, but in his own words he says a big "thank you for helping me live again." Allan, his wife and family are now involved in the SUPPORT group at the Washington Hospital Center, helping with other people who are going through Shock Trauma.
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