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DECEMBER25TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTS

Dec. 18 Shabbat Chanukah FestivalService under the auspices ofTemple Rodef Shalom'sReligious School

Dec. 19 Family Social for All Ages,5.30- 8:30 p.m.

FUND RAISER FOR TRSMention all Giant and Gourmet Giant FoodStore Shoppers!Shop at Giant ....benefit Temple Rode!Shalom.Your purchase of Giant Food Store shoppingcertificates from TRS in $50 denominationsyields a 5% profit to our temple.These certificates should be used as cash atany Giant Food Store. You will receivechange (if any) after the purchase of yourgroceries.This will be a continuous fund raising effortfor the benefit of the Temple's RefurbishmentFund.Certificates will be sold during religiousschool hours. In addition, the followingpersons will handle these certificates:

Judy Goldstein241-1288Marian Goldberg533-9688Susan Lamer241-1055Sandra Rose759-6450Tina Rosenthal821-0123Vera Zumdorfer938-6822

Please call them for special arrangements.Checks should be made out to Temple Rode!Shalom.

HIGHLIGHTS

National Summit RallySunday, December 6, 1:00 p.m.The Ellipse

Chanukah Family SocialSaturday, December 19, 5:30 p.m.

SCHEDULE OFDECEMBER SERVICES

Shabbat Evening Service (8:15 p.m.)Friday, December 4

Shabbat Evening Service (8:15 p.m.)Friday, December 11

Chanukah Shabbat (7:30 p.m.)Friday, December 18

Shabbat Evening Service (8:15 p.m.)Friday, December 25

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Services(Saturday, 11 .00 a.m.)Robert Raddock- December 5Miriam Seidman- December 12Justin Perras . December 19Ben Gladstone - December 26

FROM THE RABBI

WHO CAN RETELL? 5748The line for the title of this article comesfrom my favorite Chanukah song: "Whocan retell the things that befell us, whocan count them? In every age a hero orsage came to our aid."

It would be more correct to translate inevery generation there are individuals whowhen confronted by the challenge of theirtime, face it, and deal with it. JudahMaccabee, his father and his brotherswere such people. They rebelled indefiance of th tyrant and saved Judaismfor future generations.In our time the valiant young men andwomen of the Warsaw ghetto led theuprising against overwhelming Nazimilitary power. They rose to defend theirhonor as human beings and the honor ofthe Jewish people. Who can tell howindebted we are to their sacred deeds.

Today another generation of Jews isrising in defiance of a despotic regime toassert its right to live as Jews. These areour people in the Soviet Union. Whowould have believed that after seventyyears of suppression the spark ofJewishness would be rekindled in theconsciousness of a people that had noopportunity to receive its Jewish legacy?They are allowed neither Jewish booksnor Jewish schools nor teachers ofJudaism. And yet a miracle, theoccurrence of the unexpected happenedhere. Soviet Jews want to study HebrewJewish history, philosophy and poetry andwish to live as Jews. The miracle ofChanukah, the wonder of renewal ishappening right before our eyes.On Sunday, December 6 at 1 p.m. we willgather with Jews from all over the countryin a national rally on the Ellipse. We shall

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From the Rabbi (continued)meet at one p.m. and march to theLincoln Memorial where former prisonersof conscience Natan Sharansky, IdaNudel and Vladimir Slapak will addressthe rally.

Temple Rodef Shalom is organizing toparticipate in this rally for freedom. Oneday prior to the summit let us letGorbachev know how much we careabout human rights and Jewish rights. Letus all celebrate Chanukah this year as werally for freedom.

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NATIONAL SUMMIT RALLYFOR SOVIET JEWS

* *• Sunday, December 6 . 1:00 p.m. *The Ellipse

Mark your calendars and look for aspecial mailing. We will be helpingto house out-of-towners and will beactive participants in the march.

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P1 ease join us...to worship and celebrateTemple Rodef Shalom's

25th ANNIVERSARYSHABBAT CHANUKAH

7:30P.M.DEC. 18, 1987

Bring The Whole Family!

CHANUKAHFAMILY SOCIAL

December 19 5:30-8:30 p.m.Latkes, Sour Cream, Applesauce,

Hot Dogs.Disc Jockey playing music of the 60's

and 80's.$5 single/$10 couples/$15 families

Send check payable to TRSto Tina Rosenthal, 7008 Arbor Lane,

McLean, VA 22101

FROM THE EDUCATOR'S CORNER...."Which Memories Linger on...?"

Seeing children and parents dancing at arecent Oneg after a lovely Family ShabbatService led me to think about the kinds ofof things our children will rememberabout growing up as Jews in NorthernVirginia and at Rodef Shalom. Whichmemories and experiences will linger on?

Some remember information andattitudes, taking an intellectual approachto Judaism, as do many of the adults Imeet. These are the people who identifywith basic beliefs or social justice issues,with our history or the meaning of aprayer. These will be the individuals whoare able to tell others why we celebrate orwhat we believe. They will, for example,appreciate the ideas of rededication andfreedom as they celebrate the festival ofChanukah.

Many will relate to the sights, sounds andsmells of the holiday, to the warmth offamily and friends visiting and celebratingtogether, to the giving and receiving ofgifts and to the singing of favoriteChanukah songs.

The most fortunate of our youngsters arethose who have the legacy of both theintellectual and the experiential aspects ofbeing Jewish. We are fortunate to be ableto provide both in our Temple and in ourhomes. We adults need to help ouryoungsters take advantage of the manyJewish opportunities available.Our December 18th service will be one ofthose occasions which combine thecerebral and the social aspects of beingJewish. Do come to worship andcelebrate our 25th anniversary ShabbatChanukah with the entire family.

Happy Chanukah!

Judy Seiff

Kol Hakovod (we salute) the followingReligious School students who haveattended six services.

Greg BassKevin Lefton

Adrienne NorthNaomi Seidman

Danny Seiff

Keep in mind now that winter weather ishere....School closing in inclement weather willbe reported on local radio stations WMAL(630), WRC (980), and WTOP (1500).Whenever possible, a recorded messagewill be available on 532 .2217 and 532.2207 announcing cancellation.

In an effort to keep parents well informedregarding their children's religiouseducation, we will continue the tradition ofprevious years of presenting profiles ofthe men and women of our religiousschool staff. This month, and for the nexttwo months, we will concentrate on thisyear's new teachers.

Jacqueline Tattenbaum - 9th gradeJacqueline grew up on the East Coast.She graduated last spring from ColumbiaUniversity with a History degree.Jacqueline has been involved in anumber of trips to Israel. Originally shevisited Israel as a NFTY (NationalFederation of Temple Youth) memberand then as a college student she had theimpressive honor of a free trip to Israel forwinning the Reform Movement essaycontest. Her topic was "The Future of theReform Movement in Israel." During thissummer visit, Jacqueline was able tospend five weeks on a kibbutz, along withadditional travel to other areas. Anothertrip to Israel, lasting six months, wasduring her junior year of college, whenshe studied Jewish and Israeli history andHebrew at Hebrew University. Her mostrecent trip was working for NFTY for sixweeks.

Jacqueline came to the Washington, D.C.area for employment with the ReligiousAction Committee as a staff member. Hermajor focus at the Committee is onwomen's issues and church/state issues.

In the 9th grade the first half of the yearfocuses on Modern Israel. Jacqueline isconcentrating on modern Zionism fromHertzel to the present. The second half ofthe year the 9th grade fo'uses on SocialAction. During this time Jacqueline plansto discuss the important question - "whyshould we be involved and concernedwith social action?" and then proceed toexplore various social action areas suchas hunger and the homeless, SovietJewry. family issues, the arms race andEthiopian Jews. Jacqueline says shewants to get the kids excited and turned

on to" the 9th grade curriculum areas.With Jacqueline's combination of ahistory background, extensive Israel traveland social action profession, she seemsquite qualified to do just that

Paul Salvetz - 7th gradePaul grew up in a suburb of Boston untilhigh school when the family moved toNew Hampshire. He attended DrewUniversity in New Jersey where he was aHistory major. Paul has had extensivetravel to Israel. He speaks of how he is"really interested in Israel" and how hehas an "attraction" to it. He likes thesense of nationality there and finds it a

place where he can identify with hisJudaism in a special way. Paul's first tripwas a six week tour during high schooland his second was as a college juniorstudying a general curriculum for sixmonths. Especially unique have been twoIsrael trips to work as a photographer atthe archaeological excavation atCaesarea.Paul is employed as an administrator at acommercial photography lab. His realinterest, though, is in internationalrelations and in a few years Paul hopes toattend graduate school in that area.In the 7th grade the curriculumconcentrates on three areas: Jewishhistory . late Middle Ages to the present,current events and numerous special areaprojects. The current project is tzedakahoriented where the students will hold abakesale (Nov. 22, for all you sweettooths! Please support them!) All of theproceeds go to a needy organization.Other projects include learning how 7thgrade Israeli students live and presentinga Chanukah Folk Arts Festival to our K-5th graders.Paul's interest is evident as he talks aboutthe value of teaching religious school. Heis especially interested in making Jewishhistory relevant to his students and as anopportunity to help them learn humanvalues lessons. Paul's love of history willgo a long way in helping spark his 7thgrader's interest.

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SISTERHOOD MEETINGSisterhood's program for December willbe a talk by a former Chairman of theFairfax County School Board who is alsoa Past President of the National ParentTeacher Associations: Mrs. Ann Kahn.Mrs. Kahn will be addressing three issues.

1) The problem of an increasingnumber of private schools and how thisaffects our public school system;

2) The increasing concerns of parentsabout early childhood education; and

3) The problems we face as parents ofJewish students during the DecemberHoliday Hysteria.This meeting will be Wednesday morning,December 9 at 10 a.m. in the Social Hall.This is an open meeting and we will haveLatkas as our refreshment. Baby-sitting isavailable.

BOOK CLUBDecember 16 Book Club meeting at 10

a.m. will be at the home of EdithAbramson, 217 South Lee Street, FallsChurch. Phone number 538-4349.December's book is A Sport of Natureby Nadine Gordimer. Beulah Levy willlead the discussion. Please telephoneEdith if you plan to attend the meeting.

Snow Cancelled NovemberSisterhood MeetingThe evening program "How to StopWorrying and Help Your Children" withNancy Harter has been rescheduled forWednesday, January 13 at 7:30 p.m. Thisprogram should prove particularlyinteresting to preschool and religiousschool parents, teachers and ourSisterhood regulars.

Jirof/ierliooóBrotherhood Shabbat: TheBrotherhood Sabbath Service, heldOctober 23, 1987, was marked by anaddress by Mr. Joseph B. McGrath,General Counsel for the Commission onthe Bicentennial of the United StatesConstitution. Mr. McGrath offered aninteresting insight into the history of theUnited States Constitution and itsrelationship to Jewish history and thoughtand into its impact upon religiousfreedom in this country. Copies of thisaddress can be obtained through any ofthe Brotherhood's officers.

Steve Mandell also took this occasion toannounce that the brotherhood wouldmake a substantial contribution towardthe publication of the History of theTemple on the occasion of its 25thanniversary.

fJNovember Breakfast and "ArmsControl:"Those who attended the NovemberBreakfast heard a timely and thought-provoking presentation on "Arms Controland Soviet Strategic Weapons" by LarryGershwin, a national security expert and amember of the Temple.December Breakfast and "TheNational Summit Rally": At 9:00 a.m.on December 6, the brotherhoodbreakfast will serve as a "staging area" forthe National Summit Rally for SovietJewry which will take place that afternoonat 1:00 p.m. on the Ellipse in Washington.The breakfast program will be "TheStatus of Soviet Jewry" and will afford anopportunity to hear more about thecurrent situation in Russia and thespecifics of the Rally.Representative Martin Frost andPresidential Politics: The January 10breakfast will feature RepresentativeMartin Frost (D-Texas) whose topic will be"The Presidential Field - How It's ShapingUp for the 1988 Election." CongressmanFrost is a member of the Temple and theBrotherhood and this will be a specialopportunity to hear his insights into thestories behind the news headlines.

voum aroupLrL RODY REPORTSHave you been wondering what Li'l Rodydid in October? I bet you were just waitingup nights about this one--so let me tellyou all about what's been going on.This month we had a bicycle trip, whichwent welland was enjoyed in the beautifulweather. We also had our second annualbelated Halloween Party November 2,which about 20 people attended andparticipated in seasonal things such asbobbing for apples and watching a horrormovie. Of course, we had our usual meal,pizza, the food of all seasons! After theparty, we got dressed up and went to hearElie Wiesel speak to the congregation. Wefelt really honored that he had come tospeak to us.MAFTY's Fall Conclave was heldNovember 13-15 at Baltimore HebrewCongregation. Lots of Li'l Rody memberswent and our advisor helped chaperone.As usual, it was great! For planningpurposes Winter Conclave will be

December 25-29 at Camp Harlam asalways. Hope lots of Li'l Rodyites come tosee their friends and have a fantastic time!Events that are coming up in the nearfuture are the trip to Baltimore's InnerHarbor December 5, and on December 6,we will join in the National Rally on theEllipse to tell Mr. Gorbachev, who will behere as it is the eve of the Reagan-Gorbachev summit, that "every Jew whowishes to leave the Soviet Union must begiven that right."We will join NFTy'ites from all over thecountry along with adults who are stagingthe rally. This is very important and wehope many LJ'l Rodyites attend.We will also keep you posted on theCentral region's Snowball social which willbe after winter break This is going to bean event which all MAFTy'ites in our areawill be invited to. It will be a big affair, anda super way to keep up with your friendsfrom MAFTY.Last, but not least, if you are interested inbecoming a member, or have anyquestions at all, please call our president,Brett Barth, at 442.5745.

1ST ANNUAL COLLEGE BRUNCHAND REUNIONOn January 3, 1988 the Youth Committeeis planning our first college brunch. AllRodef Shalom members who areattending college as well as high schooljuniors and seniors are invited to comeand share a bagel brunch. We hope thecollege students will answer questionsthat the high school students may haveabout the different schools.

crocaR CaMah"(THANK YOU)

SANCTUARY REFURBISHMENT FUNDErna Frankel

BARBARA M. LEVIN MEMORIAL FUNDErna Frankel in honor of Harvey Levin'sgrandfathershipHarvey Levin in honor of the Bar Mitzvahof David Gelfond, son of Harold & HelenGelfond and the marriage of Rhett WeissHarvey Levin in honor of the marriage ofNancy Dalsheim

BUILDING FUNDMr. & Mrs. Stanley Herman in honor ofthe consecration of Aryne Kaplan,daughter of David Kaplan and in honor ofthe marriage of Dr. & Mrs. Ronald &Elaine Shamaskin

BURTON M. RUDIN MEMORIAL FUND LAZARD SEIFF MEMORIAL FUNDErna Frankel in honor of Betsy's Ilse Bernstein in appreciation to Hankengagement

Seiff for his help

LIBRARYErna Frankel in honor of the specialbirthdays of Joe & Ida AuerbachErna Frankel in memory of Abe Shapiro& Edith Abramson's sisterJune & Howard Wallach in memory ofJune's uncle Louis ShapiraNorma Helen Dektor in memory of SarahMosner, sister of Jean Roberts and auntof Marian Goldberg

RELIGIOUS SCHOOLThe Louick family in honor of GailDezube and Judy Seiff two superbeducators who teach not only from themind butalso from the heartMrs. Evelyn Oltman in memory of ManuelA. BensonLinda & David Tarr in honor of ZivaZysman for making Michael's Bar Mitzvahpreparation a wonderful learningexperienceEvelyn & Eugene Fox in honor of our firstgrandchild, Richard Alan

+ ++ • ++ ++ +ROUNDTABLE II

A Discussion Group for Singles at Temple Rodef Shalom+Manny Solon, an experienced small group facilitator, continues to lead our monthly+

+series of informal and participative group discussions about issues of interest to +

+Jewish singles and single parents. We want these discussions to serve as "Food for++ ++Thought" and provide not Only an intelligent means for people to meet, but also ++ ++serve as a springboard for other possible activities involving local Jewish singles and++ ++single parents. OUR OBJECTIVE: To have people meet and "network"with each ++ ++other ++ ++ +

THE NEXT MEETING OF ROUNDTABLE II WILL BE+ +

THURSDAY, DECEM0 7 q 17,1987 AT 8 PM IN+ +TEMPLE RODEF SHALOM'S DOWNSTAIRS YOUTH

+ +LOUNGE, 2100 WESTMORELAND ST., FALLS CHURCH.

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TOPIC: The Hite Report: Are WomenSuffering Burnout in their Relationshipswith Men?+ ++ ++ +

+ TEMPLE MEMBERSHIP IS NOT REQUIRED, SO BRING FRIENDS!!! ++ ++ LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED, ++ ++ CALL CLIFF SCHEIN (560-12 10) OR ELINOR LIGHT (573-5595) FOR INFORMATION ++ ++ ++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++44

RABBI DISCRETIONARY FUNDLarry Louick in honor of Rabbi Berkowitswith thanks for being there when I needyour wisdomLinda & David Tarr in honor of RabbiBerkowits for conducting a very beautifuland sensitive service for Michael's BarMitzvahHenry & Bernice DalsheimSteve & Eileen MandellDr. & Mrs. Dairnant

TEMPLE TZEDAKAH FUNDFay Salzman & Doris Bergdoll in memoryof husband and fatherMr. & Mrs. Terry Gemstein in honor of theBar Mitzvah of Joshua Mandell

GENERAL FUNDMarc & Carol Fink in memory of HenryWallerstein, father of Ruth Kraemer

LOEB FUNDRobbie & John Cohrssen

CHILDREN'SHOLIDAY STORE!

Place: Temple Rode! Shalom2100 Westmoreland Street,Falls Church

*shoppers 12 and under - purchase gifts priced from 25' -$5.00 for family, friends and teachers - all wrapped andtagged free of charge!'Adults will assist your child while you wait**Come! Help your child experience the joy of giving**

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Sundays-8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.Monday-Friday 1:30a.m.-1 p.m.Monday-Thursday 4p.m.-6p.m.Wednesday till 9p.m.Closed Saturday

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OfficersALAN FREYPresident

GERALD GREEN WALD1st '.ice President

DENIS ROSE2nd Vice President

PETER EUNSKYTreasurer

JOHN COHRSSENAssistant Treasurer

JUDITH LEADERRecording Secretary

SUSAN PIULEPNCorresponding Secretary

JACQUELY1INE SCHULMANFinancial Secretary

TrusteesRUTH CHECKNOFFHANK SEIFFSAMUEL SIMON

JUDY SEIFFDirector of Education

ROBBIE COHRSSENExecutive Secretary

Bulletin StaffEditorin'Chief: Martha GersteinEditors: Hilda Brandt

Michael WertheimerJudy Berkowts

Asst, Editor: Robbie CohrssenProof Reader: Herbert Twynham

BULLETINDEADLINE DATES

Dec. InterimThursday, December 3Dec. RegularThursday, December 10Jan. InterimTuesday, January 5Jan. RegularTuesday, January 12

auuctin c'3oar6RABBI's DISCUSSION GROUP:December 7 & 21, 10:00 am.

LUNCH BUNCHDecember 16, 12 - 1:30 p.m.Meeting at Sam Simon's office . Vernonand Leefert, 1600 L Street, 10th floorconference room. Bring bag lunch.

CONDOLENCESto Ruth Kraemer on the death of her

father, Henry Wallerstein, on October 18to Marian Goldberg & Jean Roberts on

the death of their aunt and sister, SarahMosnerto Bob Berman on the death of his

mother, Rose, on November 11, 1987

CONGRATULATIONSto Evelyn & Eugene Fox on the birth of

their first grandchild, Richard Alan, bornOctober 20th to 1st Lt. Eric & Kay Fox atFt. Bliss, Texas

GET WELL WISHESBest wishes to Selma Perlin for a speedyrecovery from recent surgery. Get wellsoon, Selma.

TO: Anne Bloch for her donation ofbooks.

TO: Ellen Blalock for Anne FrankRemembered by Gies and Gold

TO: The Moore Family for Anti-Semitism in America and A JewToday.

TO: Joan and Richard Friedman for BarMitzvah, Bat Mitzvah donated inhonor of Andrew's Bar Mitzvah

TO: Dr. and Mrs. Ray Kaplan for Norbyand the Invaders donated inhonor of children Adam, Aliza andShira.

TO: Henry and Harriet Epstein forChaia Sonia in memory of SamuelEdlow.

Signing off for now!T.R.S. Sahfran NDP.S. Marian and Dan Goldberg donated

Atlas of Israel for our referenceshelf in honor of Monte CarolVanness and Norma Helen Dektor.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERSLynne & George Shipman12100 Quorn LaneReston, Va. 22091 860.5165Sean McElroy 6/17/71Stephanie McElroy 7/26/69

..1•BLOODMOBILE TRS SOCIAL HALL2 p.m.-7 p.m. Monday, December 7

According to information put out by theAmerican Red Cross, your communitycan't live without you. It takes a lot tosupply 90% of the blood resourcesneeded by more than 4 million people inthe 37 counties covering 14,000 squaremiles of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginiaand the District of Columbia. Every 12seconds, someone in our communityneeds a transfusion. Every day, 700people are needed to donate what keepsour neighborhoods alive and well.Currently, less than 4% of the people inour community contribute the entireresource which helps the sick, rescues theaccident victim, assists in surgery andaids the birth of Rh factor children. Weneed you!To save our making hundreds of phonecalls, please return the enclosedappointment form, or call Gert Scarr at

WANTED: VOLUNTEERSThe Adult Services committee is activelylooking for volunteers to help planLunch/Brunch Series, Mid-week Break,classes, socials, political events andspecial events. Our committees are asuper way to meet people, get involvedand make a difference. For moreinformation, call Jennifer at 775-1765.

273.8631 (I'll be out of town fromNov. 9. 18, so please contact me soon ormail me this form). An appointment isimportant so that scheduling will beevenly distributed and you will not have along wait. Also, with appointments, theRed Cross will know how many beds andnurses they should send. Please makeyour appointment as soon as possible.We attract some non-Temple membersbecause of our great homemaderefreshments---come join us!You may also telephone Martha Gerstein,536 . 7140 to make your appointment.

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JUDAICA SHOPBeginning November 18, the JudaicaShop will be open a lithe longer thanusual every Wednesday and Sunday tomake your Chanukah shopping a litheeasier. Holiday hours will be 7 to 9 onWednesdays, 9 to 12 on Sundays, fromthen through December 20.The Monthly Special for December is giftwrapping, which we will sell at 20% offthe regular price. The shop will haveChanukah candles, dreidles, and gelt forsale, as well as holiday decorations andtrinkets such as special pencils anderasers. In addition, there will be aselection of gold, silver and enameljewelry in various price ranges. Wecontinue to have a large selection ofmenorahs, in case you missed theNovember special on them.For friends who do not belong to theTemple, consider giving a Rodef Shalomcookbook At $9.50 the books arereasonably priced, and the recipes areinteresting and well presented. Otherholiday books for children and adults areavailable through the shop.If you are looking for something that isnot in stock, the shop frequently can helpyou find it in a catalogue and obtain it foryou. For this sort of special service, talk tothe person in the shop when it is open, orcall Greenwald or Susan Zimmet when itis closed.

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