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Join The Growing Group Of Members Whose Names Will

Be Inscribed On Our Tree Of Life In The New Social Hall

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OUR TREE OF LIFE CONTRftUTION

Yes, well want to donate and will purchase Leavesat $500 per teal. or $5.000 a donor stone to honor, remember or

congratulate my

This contribution is in addition to my present assessment. Bill meimmediately for the full amount of $_ or in two $250payments for each leaf. Donor stones may be paid in live $1,000units. Names of honorees or contributors are engraved upon pay-ment in full.

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THIS IS OUR PURPOSE...

• Build a new social ball area for religious services to seat over 830 people atone service

• Seating for 248 people at tables will enable our Temple to schedule bar/batmitzvah receptions

• Accommodate congregational functions such as Passover Seder. Chanukah,and Purim festivals

• Enlarge the kitchen and create a new pantry with increased storage andouter access

• Allow the religious school to have assemblies, drama shows, dance groups

• Improve the heating, air conditioning, roofing, acoustics, electrical system,and update the building to meet current codes

• Prepare for future classroom expansion

a Relocate the Judaica Shop to a new and drilarged area

• Encourage greater use of the Temple foe social and community gatherings

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Thank you for your kind contributions

DONOR STONES:

The Herman J. Obermayer FamilyIn Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Leon J. Obermayer

The Herman J. Obermayer FamilyIn Memory of Captain & Mrs. Neville Levy

The Daniel Goldberg FamilyIn Loving Memory of Robert Goldberg

The Daniel Goldberg FamilyIn Loving Memory of Jack & Lois Goldberg

The Kenneth Schlossberg FamilyIn Loving Memory of Ilya Stolaye 'father of Sopa

DONOR, LEAVES:

Joseph & Ida AuerbachIn Honor of our Grandchildren:I. David, Allan and Michael Linde2. Heather, Elissa and Marc Remer

The Joseph Cohen FamilyIn Memory of Hannah and Jacob Cohen

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert D. TwynhamIn Memory of their dear ones

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. SchulmanTo Remember our "great- grandparents Harry & Bessie Schulman"by Joshua and Jonathan Schulman

Mrs. Erna FrankelIn Memory of her dear husband, Eric D. Frankel

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Silverstein

The B'Nai Mitzvah Class: Renee Feristein, Jackie Goldman, Shiela Peltzer,Na'ava Feder, James Weller, Eric Vidibor

Mr. Harry J. ChernockIn Memory of his wife, Irene R. Chernock

Dr. & Mrs. William J. HookerIn Honor of their parents and children:Florence May FormanRalph & Marjor y HookerWilliam M. & Diane Deutsch HookerSusan Hooker

a second one in loving memory ofFather-Morris FormanBrother-James R. Hooker

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Radcliffe & Family

Mr. & Mrs. George CohenIn Memory of Aaron Goody father of Phyllis

Joel & Myra GerstieIn Honor of their Children - Bradley Roy & Lisa Beth Gerstie

Zara & Albert White

Dr. & Mrs. Howard HeftIn Memory of David Heir

a second one in memory of Doris Davis Eckstein & Jacob R. Davis

Gregory & Tybe HaasIn Honor of their parents:Gertrude & Julius Drayer andRuth & Nelson Haas

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The following article written by our Judy Seiff was recently published inthe Fall newsletter of the Board of Jewish EducatIr of Greater Washington.We believe our members should be informed alout the quality nursery spon-

•sored by us Our nursery school has a present enrollment of 150 childrenand a staff of 23. It is one of the largest in the whole metropolitan area andthe biggest Jewish sponsored enrollment for Northern Virginia.

Betty Nan L. ObermayerIt Vice-President

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SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT57ü97eiffDlrector

Rodef Shalom Nursery SchoolFalls Church, Virginia

Our pre-school has been in existence for II years. As with other programsdesigned for young children, our primary goal was and is to provide the beatpossible environment for children to grow and develop physically, emotion-ally, socially and intellectually in a Jewish atmosphere, in addition to meet-ing the needs of the many youngsters who have attended the school, over thepast years, there have been important "fringe enets" for our Temple andfor our secular community which have come with hing a nursery school Inthe synagogue.

• Young families often do not become involved in synagogue life until theirchildren are ready for formal Jewish education. The existence of a Jewishpre-school brings those families closer to the community years sooner thanthey might otherwise have come. Involvement In Simchat Torah and Purimfestivities and attendance at Family Shabbat services is often an outgrowthof attendance in nursery school. Young mothers have become part of sis-terhood which meets during school hours and have utilized the Judaica Shopto bring items of Jewish interest and beauty in their homes. A high percen-tage of Jewish population in our program affiliates with the synagogue in amost natural manner as time passes.

Our program is unique in that many of our students are not Jewish. Thereasons for their enrollment in our school are varied, but happily mostcome because they feel that it is a good place for their children. This hasprovided a marvelous opportunity for many who would never have knownanything about the Jewish community to learn to appreciate the TempleThey have become comfortable and proud of the existence of this synagoguein their midst. In learning about Jewish customs and traditions, throughtheir children, we feel that basic human relations have been improved.

Perhaps the best example of the good feelings engendered by the attendanceof children from the entire community is exemplified by a comment made

•by a Jewish youngster who attended our program and then moved on to a localelementary school. "There aren't many Jewish kids in my class now, but that's0. K. because the other kids really understand. They went to our nurseryschool."

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When we attempt to justify the existence of pre-school programs in our fa-cilities, taking rising costs, the hassle of sharing equipment and facilities,the need for better salaries, etc. into account, we must never overlook thesynagogue. We, as early childhood educators, are actually accomplishingmuch more than our intended goal.

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The Religious Practices Committee sends special thanks to those who helpederect the Sukah:

Roger Bass, James Cohrss ea, Charles Krohn, Cyrus Krohn, Joshua Krohn,Mike Perlin, Hank Seiff, Joshua Seiff, Daniel Seiff, Bob Zurndorfer, JulieZu rndorfer

Senior Youth Group News:

The coming social events for the Senior Youth Group are:

Costume Halloween PartyOctober 30, 1982 - 7:30 p. m., - at Valerie Marshall's house

Band Party - information coming

Dinner Theater in December

The odd job day is November 13th. People interested in doing work shouldcontact Dave Bekenstein at 938-2138.

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We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to:

Eric Bernstein, Henry Epstein, Julian Hoptman,Andrew Kaplan, Mae Kintisch, Danielle Levy

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Welcome to our New Members:

Judith Gendell9703 Bunchberry PlaceVienna, Va. 22180 281-2756Lisa 3/26/64Jennifer 11/14/67Jason 7/23/72

Stephen & Margaret Miller9109 White Chimney LaneGreat Falls, Va. 22066 759-6021Jonathan 5/4/76Elisabeth 11/9/80

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Samuel Herrnson Barry & Maria Schutz6200 Wilson Blvd. 2025 Highboro WayFalls Church, Va. 22110 532-2656Falls Church, Va. 22043 241-7523

Eva 1/14/71

Arthur & Sheryl Silverman8024 Old Falls RoadMcLean, Va.. 22102 821-3094Danielle 5/25/76Douglas 7/9/78

Our sincere condolences are extended to Barry Newman on the recent deathof his mother Violet Newman.

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To my good friends of Temple Rodef Shalcm - a very grateful "Thank You" forall your good wishes for a speedy recovery from my recent eye surgery.Thank you again, with love, Mae Kintisch.

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• for your kindness and sympathy at a time when it was deeplyappreciated. Shirley Littman"

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National Symphony to be jointly sponsored by Temple Rodef Shalom

In coordination with the Northern Virginia Jewish Community Center, TempleRodef Shalom will sponsor the National Symphony Series to be held at the

•Northern Virginia Jewish Community Center on November 14th, at 7:30 p. in.and January 23rd, and March 20th at 8:00 p. m. Tickets may be purchasedby contacting the NVJCC.

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DAY CARE CENTER/

The Falls Church-McLean Day Care Center is a non-profit Day Care Centerjust down the street from the Temple in the basement of the ChesterbrookPresbyterian Church. Since its beginnings 12 years ago, the Temple hasbeen a staunch supporter of the Center with contributions, representativeson the Board, Volunteer help and donations of snacks by Sisterhood,The Center serves 58 children in the Center-most from low income familieswho must receive County subsidies and community donations to add to theirparent fees, and 17 infant and toddlers in home-care satellites. Besides theobvious necessity for money, the Center welcomes gifts of outgrown (butstill good) tricycles, record players, books, puzzles, etc. We also needpeople in a variety of roles; I) volunteer drivers (to drive children once aweek for speech therapy; 2) classroom volunteers; 3) an attorney who wouldbe willing to sit on the Board and help the Center with occasiont legal problems;4) a Temple representative to the Board of the Center (meets 3rd Monday eve-ening every month). Please call me about any of the above.

Jan Safersteiti, 3568614

In appreciation:

The Temple would like to thank Officers Reistad Pa Jeorgç and Stull of theeMcLean District Station for their work during tigFi51y Days. In their

honor a donation has been made to their Boy Scout Troop: The Law Enforce-ment Explorer Post #56. 0

PTA NEWS

The PTA Book Fair will be held on November. 3rd and November 7th. Child-ren and parents will be able to first view the books on October 31st. Mostbooks selected for the Fair are either by Jewish authors or pertain to Jewishsubjects. Books may also be special ordered. Last year, the profits fromthe Book Fair were used to purchase new books for the Temple Library. TheBook Fair allows one the opportunity to buy birthday and/or Hanukkah giftsearly. Another excellent idea is to purchase books to donate to the TempleLibrary in honor of your child's birthday.

If parents have not already done so, please don't forget to pay for yourchild's religious school and Hebrew school textbooks. Please send the moneyto the Temple in care of Dick Friedman.

Many thanks to Dr. Jonathan Siegel of the Board of Jewish Education for hisvery interesting and entertaining discussion on helping your child cope withhis/her Jewish identity during the Christmas holidays. The confirmationclass also attended and contributed to the lively discussion.

Thanks to Barbara Kermisch, Elaine Shaw, Elaine Elinsky and Marian SJackson for helping to serve following the recent consecration and SirnchatTorah service.

.If you would like to enhance the Jewish Education of your child,join us now. We will be working closely with the Religious Schoolto 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.

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Please mail this application and your dues to::Arleen LichtensteinTemple Rodef Shalom PTA1909 Prelude DriveVienna, Virginia 22180

The PTA would like to encourage all parents to join the PTA if you have notalready done so. The PTA works closely with the Religious School to helpmake this year the best one possible for your children. Your membership($5 per family), support and active participation are vitally important. Please

complete the membership form and mail it in now.Many Thanks .........** * ** * * **** **

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The Sisterhood Book Discussion Group met to develop our reading list for theyear. Please save this list and join us when you can.

October:

November:

December:

January:

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Family Matters: San Jennie, and the KidsByiiirton Bernstein

Old World, New World, By Mark Dintenfass

Life Lines, By Joseph Viertel

Our Crowd and The Grandees, By Steven Birmingham

The Provincials, By Eli N. Evans

Play (To be announced)

When Bad Things Happen to Good PeopleBy flarold S. Kushne

The Immigrants, Second Generation, and The EstablishmentBy Howard Melvin Fast

Toni Sandier - 734-9533

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Personalized holiday greeting cards are available through Temple RodefShalom Sisterhood for both personal and business use. Large Selection.Call Patti Brownstein to see cards and order at 759-4407. A portion of yourpurchase is donated to Sisterhood.

LIBRARY DONATIONS

Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Epstein have donated an Illustrated Family Encyclopediaof the Living Bible in honor of Marian Goldberg, our Temple President,

Sheila & Steve Gell have donated Leah's Journey and Four Days by GloriaGoidreich in memory of Sharon Levy's mother.

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Mrs. Donald Gross has donatedSigns of Life, Jews from Wuerttemberg and The Falashas-The ForgottenJews of Ethiopia

Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Epstein have donated A Long Row of Candles by C. L.Sulzberger in honor of the 80th Birthday of Isaac G. Stone. They Have alsodonated Escape or Die by ma Friedman in honor of Joe Auerbach's electionas President of the Chai Society.

Bess and Donald Radding have donated the book Arthur Rubenstein - My ManyYears - in honor of Marian Goldberg

Sisterhood has donated Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number byJacobo Timerman in memory of Joan Fishman

Sisterhood has donated Somewhere a Master by Elie Wiesel, in memory ofEdith Abramson's mother hula Rapport

Bess and Donald Radding have donated Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Withouta Number by Jacobo Timerman and EncyclopedIYiddlishanica byMarkowitz.

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0Bema Flower Fund - Mr. & Mrs. Hans Moses and Family

Anonymous - In honor of Dr. Charles Deutsch - "for being a friend to a friend"

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UNION" NJRA1SISTERHOOD members, mark your calendars now forNovember 10th at 10:00 a. m. for our annual Uniongrarnmeeting. Our speaker will be Lawrence Gichner, whowill have a slide presentation of Jews in South America.Refreshments will be served. Admission will be yourpurchase of a packet of Uniongrams. Five for four dollars.

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RELIGIOUS ACTION Nan Rudiri & Clárine Schmukler — Chairpersons

The Social Action Committee (which we refer to as "Religion in Action")met September 23rd and decided on some guidelines for our work in 1982-83.

First of all, we welcome all who would like to share our interests in the areasof community service and information, Israel and its impact on U. S. Jews,Soviet Jewry, and humanitarian needs that we can explore in the area of theJewish aging in our community, project SHARE, Shelter House and otheroutreach.

We want to emphasize our commitment to a religious action program by quot-ing the resolution taken at the General Assembly of the UAHC December 4-8,1981 in Boston:

The Synagogue as a caring community "Since all of us have needsthat require sympathy, compassion, caring and individual concern,we call upon all congregations and affiliated bodies to implement,expand and share their techniques for effective and ongoing programsto make our synagogues more deeply human and caring communities."

To this end, we have organized, and we need your help. The following peoplemay be contacted for information and offers of assistance:

Jan Saferstein — Falls Church-McLean Day Care Center — 356-8614Ilse Bernstein — Jewish Senior Citizens Programs— 356-1083Lucille Brown —of 91

538-2417Mike Fisher — Project Share Programs 893-4297Gert Scarr — " if 273-8631Clarine Shmukler — Project Share & Community Concerns 356-3071Nan Rudin — Soviet Jewry, -

and Israel Outreach 379-2466

A questionnaire will be sent to you in which you can find areas of interestwhich will guide us as we plan forums, allocations of funding and emphasis.We have a large, active committee and we welcome the interest of all of you.Together we can put our religion into action, furthering the Jewish ideal ofsocial justice.

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THANKSGIVING CANNED FOOD DRIVE

Once again, the Temple's Social Action Committee will be asking you to con-tribute canned food to the Share, Inc. Thanksgiving food drive. Share is anorganization supported by local churches, synagogues, and civic groups for thepurpose of providing emergency assistance to our needy neighbors in McLean,

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HA VURA H

Naomi & Gene Karp hase been askedto serve as FIavurah coordinatorsthis year. They plan to try to form

amongTemple members if there is asufficient expression of interest.

If you are interested, gJjJ,jand return to the Temple the

that is included inthis issue of the Bulletin. If you.have any questions, call Naomi orGene at 241-8868.

What Is Havurah? A Havurah is agroup of about ten individuals,couples, or families who band to-gether to respond to the group'sown particular desires. The groupsmeet in each other's homes to social-ize, study and celebrate Jewish lifetogether, thus enabling personalrelationships to develop. The

new friendshipsand the "extended family" that somany of us need living in an areafar from our original homes. Since1976, about six groups (Havuror)have operated under the auspices ofTemple Rodef Shalom.

What the Havu.rah is can best be ex-plained by the following excerptsfrom Rabbi Berkowi t s' introductoryserm6h Octob6-i29, '19Th.

"When we talk about Ravrah, a smallrtvnuriity of people within a community,

uch as a congregation, I understandthat people want to know each otheruid want to care about each other in a;pecial sense. What doe a4 urah mano me? It meane fellowship, involvo--ant, friendship, a sense of congty.tn practical terms it would be a small

conqegante who would de-,ids to meet at a group in each other'somae or at the Temple, form friend-

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th thr, t• became involved andshare v.,h fte& einificent aspectnof Jewish life and aignificant aapcteof their personal lives.,'

"Savurah Lo a new qrjmant—and itto enable

people, modern Jew, in a congreq-tional setting, to relate. to one an-other more than Just by na, morethan Just by R bert hip, but in theirother dimensions as human beings,whether they are single or married.

" iavrah in 14f Shalm that wouldinvolve more of our people in Jewishcelebration would ich each othr'elive* through car 4 ng andand it would befaxpeople Who havethat kind of jharing andaide the idLat fanil.,"

"So wtO:tions ofa._Ravuth? It has takenkifteen yeva of d cate& ceaeoslabor to build this congregationalcomunity. That poop1 uld carelittle c'e abct each other, thatthey would rejoice at oachOther'ssiachas, 2ar trvahe aM weddingsand any occait- that you enjoy beingtogethsr with f3dend; that peoplewo4d bring solace to a sorroWanqheart or sorrowing riertd that peoplewould bring ancouragoment in tiea g ofstress, assist Jws to hralp othrJews do a. batter job in hfAVii7q ouroppressed bratharo and sisters. in-die within each other a great loveof our small peopls kindle trithinthe Jewish nart a n,mof Jw-ith responsibility and a sense ofresponsibility for tI'e future of ourheritage. That would be a. nderfprogram. These would be y pereoa.lewpactatione ftcvo a. errhThat we rove from strength to ctngtttogether a.a a liv.ng abiding,coaZ*unity.

Pd love that, ant I think ycn wouldtoo • It would be worthy and worthour deep and abiding paxUcipaUon"

Ate you now a member of an informal EavurahU!_________________tf- sc Jck Orte.? -Do you wish to formalize your group?_______

Would you expand your group?_______________________________________

Would you please list the names of the other members of TempleRodef Shalom who are in your present "Ravurab"?_____________________

Do you wish to join a new Ravurab (either in addition to or insteadof your present one)?_____________________________________________

If you would like your new Hevurah to include some of the friendsyou ha° already made at Temple Rodef Shalom, would you pleaselist their names?________________________________

I/we _do _do not smoke.

I/wedo _do not object to joining a Havurah where smokingIn o concern.

Would you like to become a facilitator of a Ravurab?_____________

Would you like to help in any way in organizing the Havurahprogram?____________

Do you have any cowaenta or suggestions?__________________________

It you have any questions concerning the Ravurah program, pleasedo not hesitate to call:

Naomi and Gene Karp

241-8868

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HOW TO JOI! A ,VU1R

The following questions have been designed to make our Ravurabprogram most effective. We need your answers and will greatlyappreciate your taking time to complete this form in order forthe avurah Covittee to place you In the most suitable group.Please indicate the answers that most clearly reflect your andyour femilys desires and return this to: Ra!urah Committee,Te:Dple Rodlef.Shalon, 2100 Westmoreland Street, Falls Church, V.22043.

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In choosing the type of group of which you are to be a ember,please ifldicate in order of preference (st, 2nd. 3rd, etc.)those factors that are most important tc, you.

same age range

_same marital status

mixed age and marital szets

-- geographic location

social emphasis (circle one): somefrequentall

- Jewb studis (circle one):somefrequentall

culture). (circle one):somefrequentall

family oriented activities(circle one):somefrequen.all

What is your age range?Whet is your marital status?

18-21 _Young Adult

22-30 zaarried

31-45 )iarried

46-fl childrenno children

Single with children

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