1995-03-24_Volume 44 Issue 15

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CONGREGATION BETH EL
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
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Shabbat Schedule
Friday, March 24th, at 6:30 p.m.
Kadima/USY Shabbat Dinner at 7:.00 p.m. in the SH
Singles Dinner at 7:00 p.m. in the APR
Beth El Retreat Weekend
Saturday, March 25th, at 7:30 and 9:15 a.m.
Lesley Matty Bat Mitzvah at 9:15 a.m.
Jr. Congregation at 10:00 a.m.
Nitzanim at 10:30 a.m. in the APR
Friday, March
Saturday,
3lst
at 6:30 p.m.
April lst at7:.30 and 9:15 a.m.
Susanna Lewis Bat Mitzvah at 9:15 a.m.
Jr. Congregation at 10:00 a.m.
Shabbat Havurah at 12:45 p.m. in the Chapel
The Sunday Morning Minyan will always start at 9:00 a.m.
Currently, the Sunday Morning Minyan starts at 9:00 a.m. except on
Rosh Chodesh or a holiday when the service can be expected to last
longer than thirty minutes. In order to give the Men's Club time to
accommodate to this change, it will not begin until July l, 1995.
To accommodate people who are saying Kaddish, we will be
instituting a Sunday Evening Minyan at 8:00 p.m. and an Evening
Minyan at 8:00 p.m. on Federal holidays when the synagogue is
closed. This will be instituted as soon as logistical arrangements can
be worked out.
We urge people to attend the Evening Minyan when they are
assigned. All of us have the responsibility to make sure there is a
minyan for those who need to say Kaddish. Only ifeach ofus comes
to the Evening Minyan during the week we are assigned can we insure
that there will be a minyan. If you have any suggestions how to get
people to come to the Evening Minyan, please share them with me.
B'Shalom,
Friday, April 7th, at 6:30 p.m.
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Saturday,
April8th, at7:30 and 9:15 a.m.
Adam Heller Bar Mitzvah at 9: l5 a.m.
Jr. Congregation at 10:00 a.m.
Nitzanim at l0:30 a.m. in the APR
Friday,
April l4th,
Shabbat and Festival Services
at 6:30 p.m.
First Seder
Saturday, April
at 9:15 a.m.
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l5th, Shabbat and Festival Services
Marilyn Wind, Chairman, Ritual Committee
Catling All Kohanim, Leviim and Yisraelim!
Because Beth El would like to honor as many of our members
as possible during services, we are updating our list of names of
those who would like to be called to the Torah for aliyot We have
a particular need to expand our list ofkohanim and leviim. Ifyou wish
to be included, please phone Toby Moss at (301) 530-0861 or send
a note to 10301 Dickens Avenue, Bethesd4 MD 20814.
Jr. Congregation at 10:00 a.m.
Gan Shabbat at 10:30 a.m. in the APR
Keruv at 12:00 p.m. in the BR
Festival Service at 7:15 p.m.
Congregation Seder at 7:30 p.m.
H EE E ffi EH
Have you RSVPred for a
Capital Evening?
Report of the Ritual Gommittee
At the Februarl22,1995 meeting of the Ritual Committee
a
number of decisions were made regarding services. Starting time of
the weekday Morning Minyan, the Sunday Morning Minyan, and the
availability ofa Sunday evening and national holiday Evening Minyan
were discussed.
I)on't miss this enjoyable
event!
The Moming Minyan will continue to meet at 7:30 a.m.
Monday through Friday momings. In response to the Morning
Minyan regulars' request, beginning July l, 1995, the only time the
weekday Moming Minyan will be at 9:00 a.m. will be on Labor Day,
Do you need a babysitter? Call Rachel
Handloffat 652-2606.
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day, Memorial Day and July
Do you need a ride? Call Suzanne Bronheim at
4th. On Martin Luther King's Birthday, Presidents' Day, Veterans
Day and Columbus Day, the Morning Minyan will be at 7:30 a.m.
Currently these minyanim occur at 9:00 a.m. The rationale for this
change is that although these days are Federal holidays, people who
do not work for the Federal government, particularly those in retail
businesses, need to work on these days and can't make a 9:00 a.m.
minyan.
320-3220.
Be sure to buy your raffle tickets-you can't
win any of the wonderful prizes if you donrt
have tickets.
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made the shopping certificate progrum a great
success last year (over $800,000 in sales
El!) Let's
to make this
wittr 5% profit going to Beth
continue to work together
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yearos effort equally successful.
Certificates are available for Gian!
Magruders, Safeway, Shoppers Food Warehouse, Snider's, Shalom, Katz's, and Fresh Fields. Join the many "standing order"
families or purchase yours by mail, in the synagogue office, at
Vatikkim meetings or in the Rotunda on Sunday mornings.
Since 5% of all sales goes directly to Beth El, this is an
easy way to keep dues' increases to a minimum. For further
informatior\ please call Cheryl Rod at Q}l) 299-8362.
All in the Family
Mazal Tov to Eleanor and Richard Cohen on the birth of
t_hgrir grand{aqghter, Jessie Paige Lichtenstein, on February 12,
1995. Jessie is the daughter of Dee and Jeremy Lichtenstein.
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Congregation Beth El wishes a speedy recovery !o Joseph
Levy.
Membership Information
Elliot and Vivian Cines moved to 5809 Nicholson Lane,
#510, North Bethesd4 MD 20852. Thomas and Ann Friedman
have moved to 9l l8 Redwood Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20glZ.
Baruch Dayan Emet
Congregation Beth El offers its sincere
condolences to Inrin Aisenberg on the death of his
wife, Ria Billett; to Frances LeibowiE on the death
of her son-in-law, Professor Jordan A. Schwaz; to
Sheldon London on the death of his father, Barney
London; and to Thomas Hoffman on the death of
his father, Stanley Hoffman.
The Evening Minyan
The following people are asked to help us with our daily
Evening Minyan for the next three weeks. The Minyan begins at
8:00 p.m. and concludes at 8:15 p.m. Please note that the
Evening Minyan starts at 8:20 p.m. on Wednesdays when the
Saul Bendit Adult Institute is in session. During the week ofyour
assignment we would appreciate your attending as many'evenings as possible, so that those who are saying Kaddish will have
a minyan that they can attend at Beth El.
March 27 - March 30
April3 - April
Bennett and Marlene Harte
John and Bonnie Harte
Herbert and Lila Harvey
Gabriel and Tova Hauser
Julius and Irene Hauser
Danielle Hazan
Alan and Dunya Hecht
Reba Hirsh
Mindy Hecker
Bernard and
Heckman
Jerome and Cyma Heffier
Attention Ushers!
Anne Heilman
Berman
cate? It is extremely important that Beth El knows you are aware
you to b-e at Beth El on your assigned day; changes may be made
at any time prior to your ushering date-
Jerry and Linda Herman
Michele Herman
Rose Herman
Roger and Rona Heymann
Toby Moss has heard from many ofyou, but there are still
some-people-who have not been in touch. please mail your
ushering certificate to Toby today or save the postage and phone
her at (301) 530-0861.
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Daniel Hirsch and Brenda
Thomas and Judith Hoffinan
Jerome and Caryl Holiber
Norman and Barbara Hol-
Gruss
Elmira Hopp
Jason and Josephine Horn
Paul and Sharon Horn
Sidney and Paula Horowitz
Eric and Alissa Horvitz
David and Florence Honritz
Ely and Barbara Hurwitz
Harold and Selma Hurwitz
David and Gail Ifshin
Pavel and Makaella Ilyin
Hans Hirsch
April l0 - April
D-idn'tgetone? Don'tbedisappointed. Youmaybeamong
the privileged Beth El members chosen to usher next year. Ifyou
have a secret desire to be included in this elite group, you may
apply for usher status by phoning Toby Moss.
Lee Hoffman and Leslie
lander
Thomas Helf and Barrie
James and Debbie Heller
Clifford and Deborah Hendler
ofyoul special day. Remember, confirmation doel not obligate
Abraham Hochberg
Joseph and Lisa Hochheiser
Abram and Andrea Hoffinan
Howard and Leora Hoffrnan
Ira and Meredith Hoffinan
Whipkey
RuthAnn
(301) 469-8768.
Hlve you confirmed the receipt of your ushering certifi-
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Lia Imas
Kenneth Ingber
Robert and Sheryl Isaacs
Bernard and Rita Jacobi
David and llene Jacobowitz
Oops!
Gary Jacobs and Harriet
How could we have forgotten? The article about Beth El's
presence at the Seaboard Region Convention was incomplete!
Beth El member Paula Horowitz was also elected Vice President of the Region. Paula has made the wonderful contribution
to the Seaboard Region ofthe Jewish Computer Dating Service.
Robert and Debra Jacobs
Kerwin
Mark and Joanne Jacobson
Steven and Nancy Jacobson
Philip and Zelda Janus
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Newton and Lois Jassie
Jeffrey Jay and Molly Peter
Mervyn and Marcia Jeffries
Heinz and Bertl Just
Stanley and Gail Jutkowitz
Alan andNancy Kaden
Walter and Barbara Kahn
Gail Kailo
Joel and Denise Kalman
Robert and Marcia Kalman
Ben and Sarah Kalser
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Keruv
SocialAction News
Dear Keruv: My husband and I are rearing our children as
Jews, but I guess they are nottechnically Jewishbecause I never
Volunteerc Needed for Gongregation Based Shelter
go1ve1t9d-.
Beth El will once again open its doors to shelter twenty
homeless men and women in our synagogue for the week of
April 2nd through April fth. The Congregation Based Shelter
progftm is run by Community Ministry of Montgomery County,
Will they be allowed to attend Beth El's Religious
School? My husband is a member. Mom
Dear Mom: Yes, your children may attend the Religious
School; determining whether a child is Jewish is not part of the
admissions process. Because you have chosen a Jewish life for
your family and because children can be fragile when it comes
to questions about'oWhat/Who am I?", Keruv encourages you to
convert your children to Judaism as early in their lives as
possible. In any case, conversion must take place before a
child's Bar/Bat Mitzvatl
ShabbatDiscussions
Keruv welcomes everyone to our Shabbat discussion
group, held after the morning services on the third Shabbat of
each month. In our discussions we talk about how we have met
our own challenges with children, spouses and grandchildren,
our questions about how to integrate our non-Jewish family
members in Jewish life, and how we preserve our Jewish heritage. The next discussion will be held on May 20th and will focus
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of which Beth El is a member, and the MonQomery County
Department of Social Services. CBS is a system of fifly
churches and two synagogues which volunteer to provide temporary overnight year-round housing to certain homeless individuals in Montgomery County. The program is now in its
twelfth year.
The shelter will operate as it did last year: we will provide
dinner, breakfast and a bag lunch to our shelter guests who will
sleep in the All Purpose Room and use the adjacent bathroom.
The rest of the building is off-limits. Shelter hours are from
7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. No guest will be on the premises or in the
neighborhood at any other time. The homeless men and women
in the CBS program are all carefully screened. No one is
admitted who is unable to comply with shelter rules, or who is
not committed to working with the problems causing their
homelessness. A paid CBS staff person is on the premises
during shelter hours.
Keruv wants your questions and comments! Feel free to
will try to answer you in the
Beth El Scroll or, if you prefer, privately. Address: o,Dear
Keruv" in care ofthe synagogue office.
ask about almost anything, and we
Keruv ('outreach") was formed to address the issues of
intermarriage at Beth El. For information about Keruv and its
discussion groups and other activities, call Susan Levine at
(30r) s30-2919.
Beth El members are needed to staffthe shelter: to serve
dinner, visit with guests and sleep over. Other tasks, including
transporting and laundering linens at the end of the week, need
volunteers as well. Donations ofsnacks, drinks and toiletries, as
well as contributions to the Social Action Fund to cover costs
associated with the program, are also welcomed. If you would
like to hefp, please call either Debbie Ross, (301) 2294131, or
Julie Maltzman, (301) 530-9199.
A mandatory organizational meeting for all volunteers
will be held on Tuesday, March l4th at 8:00 p.m. in the All
Purpose Room.
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E2l5 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda, Maryland 20814
Rabbi..............
Jonathan Z. Maltzrnan
...................... . William D. Rudoloh
Emeritus
....... Samuel ScohiLic
llazzlrl ...........
........ Abraham Lubin
Executive Director
Steven J. Kravitz
Education Director.,......,.
Louis A. Naeel
Nursery School Director ............................................E||en M. Dirr
Youth Director
.. Rachel B. Handloff
President
........ Leonard N. Bebchick
Fint Vice President.........
..... Suzanne M. Bronheim
Second Vice President.,......,
........ Benson D. Adams
Second Vice President.........
........... Norman L. Euld
Treasurer........
... Susan Brinn Siegel
Financial Secretary
...................... Cary M. Feldman
Secretary
ArthurN. Popper
Synagogue Oflice .............
301452-26A6
Nursery School ............
...................;. 30l4SZ-1228
Religious School ............
301-652-2608
FAX Number
............ 301-902-8j59
Assistant Rabbi
Rabbi
AFFILIATED WIT}I UNITED SYNAGOCUE OF CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM
Bcth Ef Scrgll.USPSNumber0098l3, ispublishedsemi-monrhly,except
monthly July and August, by Congregation Beth El
of Monigomeiy
County, 8215 Old Georgetown Road, l3ethesd4 MD 20814. Secondclgs poltqCg_{ale pqrlt at Belhesd4 Maryland and additional mailing
ofllces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes ro Bc!b_E[99!0!l
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As they did so successfully last year, our Religious School
will prepare dinner and lunch for much of the week.
This year day school students will also have an opportunity to
prepare a meal. Interested day school students should contact
Susan Siegel, (301) 469-9585.
students
Those of us who participated in this project last year were
affected by the experience and are eager to be involved again this
year. The shelter is a wonderful opportunity for Beth El to show
we care about the homeless in our community. Please join in
this most worthwhile endeavor.
Nitsanim
Nitzanim Shabbat Services are held the second and fourth
Saturdays ofeach month at 10:30 a.m. in the All Pulpose Room.
A
special service for children ages six and under and their
parents, Nitzanim Shabbat Services feature a Torah parade,
stories, lots ofsongs and a snack. We look forward to seeingyou
there!
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VOLITME44ISSLJElS
Bauer Confrrmalion Fund
Rabli's Fund
ln Honor Ot Heiu Bauefs special birhday by Doris J. Rauch.
ln HonorOt
Be& El Forest
Ot Spdy rcovel'y of Mrs. Roni Somers by Rih and lrv Weiss. ln
Memoryot Edka and MailinWeissby Rihand lruWeisq Cecelia and Jack Broun
In Honor
by Rih and lrv Weiss; Rabbi Abraham Shoulson by Mr. and lilrS.
Jasn Hqn.
Sisterhood Tonh Fund
Cantofs Fund
In
Hzan
HonorOt
Memoryot
Ed
lihrks, faherof Gail Bloom, bySteven Kravitsand EstrerSliegel;
Bess Unger Cohn by Cyma Hefrer.
Consenadv,e Judalsm
In Memory
Fine
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MemoryOt Evelyn Leving sister-in-lawof Retm Smman, byAndrm, Mike and
Nate Druckman.
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Lubin byJulian Levin.
College Fund
In
Ner,$rn granddaughta, Jsie Paige Lichtenslein, byRichard and
Elenor Cohen. In Memory Ot Pauline Cohen, mohs of Richard L Cohen, by
Richard and Elanor Cohen; Mauice William Greens{ein by Craig and Judy
Futsman; Max Fridman by Phyllis and Victor KaE Massie Polakofi, mother of
Rhoda Nagls, by Dolly and Marvin Band.
In lsnel
Alan and Andrea Golden; Talia Mata ln Honor Oli A
Misehach by Ben and Suanne &onheim.
Fund
Genenl Endowment Fund
Vatikkln
ln Memory Ot Anne Jacobs by Shirley Boris.
In Memory
Genenl Fund
Jean S. Golding. ln HonorOt Mark Jacobson'st$thbirthdayby David and Susan
Siegel; Rabbi Scolnic by Craig D. Yokum. In Memwy Ot lsadore Frumkin by
Jerome and Babara Frumkin; George Orenflich* by Regardie, Brooks and
Lewis.
Groner Ramah Scholarship Fund
HonorOt Thespeedyreovry of Allan Lang byLeena and Enrin Grone[ The
Bat Mihrah of Rebecca Wexler. Mazal Tov by Leena and Erulin Groner.
ln
Upnlck lsrael College Scholarchrp Endowment Fund
In HonorOt Lauren Bregman'sMMihah byDavidB. and Susan Brinn Sieget.
In Memoryot Rabbi Jaome LipnickbyJoan LipnickAbelson; Jonatran Simon's
father, Eugene V. Debs Simon, by David and Susan Siegel.
llazon
In
HonorOt fl)lh anniversaryof ourparenb, Duisand Jceph King,
Bat King. ln Memory Ot Jennie Ash by Banard Ash; Tillie Lotnan
by lvlr. and Mrs. Philip Janus.
MinE l-andscaping Fund
MemcyOt Maxr'ell J. Oling, father of Gloria Frank, byGloria O. Franh Rachel
Franlq stepmother of Beryl Frank, by Beryl and Gloria Frank
In
Moming Minyan Fund
ln HonorOt Jack Goldberg's 90tr bir$day by Leonard and
rcovery to Magda
ln Honor Of The speedy reovery of Ronnie Treinish by Marilyn D. and Daniel
Kureller. In Memory Ot Frd Ma*us, hher of Sharon Markus, by Gale and Ron
Dutchen AlecGhinn, belovedffircrof Sarah Kalser, by&rahand Ben Kalser.
ln Memory Ot Eileen G. Rubin by Madlyn and William Paul.
by Susan and
spdy
Tonh Scroll Fund
Ot Louis Kats by Roy H. Millenson.
Judih Mats
SylviaSheskin and
Ot Rme Cohen by Jessica Goldin.
Wolf "lsnel Quesf Fund
In Honor Oli The vuedding of Faye Rosen and Seymour Wolf by Mr. and Mn.
Frededck R Wohl and Arlyne and Syd SrrmrZ
From the Library
TheBethEllibrary hasboth goodnews andbad news. The
good news istbat many members ofthe congfegationare taking
advantage of our fine collection and brrowing books. The bad
news is that not all of the books il'g coming back so that other
members may read them. The rules are simple and old-fashioned; to borrow a booh you take the card out of the pocket,
write your whole name and phone number on it (egibly, please ! )
and deposit it in the basket on top ofthe catalogue. Place a
yellow date due card in the pocket to remindyou when to bringitback. Then you read" eqioy andbring itback in threeweeks. If
you are likely to borrow a book on Saturday, please bring an
address label or business card and paper clip withyou so as not
to write on Shabbat.
Herbert Tanenbaum; Meyer Marcus, father of Dr. La*rence Marcus, by Dr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Marcus; Nefiie Edenbaum by Sandra and Robert Edenbaum;
Sarah Simon Golub by Dorothea K. Lear.
There are many books listed in our card catalogue which
are no longer available, either because they were borrowed
forever without being checked out, or beeuse those who did
sign them out have failed to respond to repeated overdue notices. If you have overdue Beth El books at homg please bring
them back! Because we charge no fines anyway, we can't offer
Muslc Fund
a special amnesty, but other readers
Ot Eugene V. Debs Simon by Marsha K. Glazer and
Family Jack Me, fathqof Bsnie Moss, by Leonard and S)MaShskin; Sara
Rea Burkom by Rutr Lee Grenbag; Samuel Tanenbaum by Dr. and [lrs.
Julian Levin. ln Memory
In Honor
Ot Jack Goldman's
will bless you!
80th birthday by Mrs. BeaticE Lavker. In Memory
Oll Leah Hefta by Jwome and Cyna Hefrer.
Collection for lsraeli Dental Clinic
Ni[anin Fund
In Honor
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Pnyerbook Fund
ffiq'
In Memory Ot lsrael Kamens by Dean and Toby Rodman and Family
LevinebyWilliam R Fairmheq Frd Markus, faherofSharon Martus,byDavid
and Suun Siqel; Beloved hher, lsaac Golumbig by CaMn Golumbic; Beloved
faher, lsadore Richman, by Nonna Golumbic; Meyer Marcug htrer of Dr.
Laurence Marcus, by Dr. and irlrs. Lawrence Marcus.
Religious School student Joey Friedmann is collecting
new toothbrushes and toothpaste for a free dental clinic in
Jerusalem. He will bring them with him when he goes to Israel
during Pesach. Please drop ofr donated articles in the box
outside the school office by April 9th.
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Parent Education Workshops
The Sisterhood/Religious School Committee sponsored
Family Life - Parent Education Workshop Series will have
programs on the following dates:
April 2: 'How to Speak to Your Child About the
Holocaust" presented by Flora Singer.
These workshops are held between 9:15 am. and ll:00
a.m. and are open to all interested aduls. lvlark your calendar
now and plan to attend these prognns.
Beth EI Judaica Shop
for your Pesach Needs!
Buy $20 of
Pesach Merchandise
and
Receive Hazzanlubin's
Tape of Seder Melodies
ree!
A syedd mftAhstl
Hours: Sunday and ThursdaY
9:00 a.m. to L2:00 P.m.
Coog egation Beth El Sisterhood
Presents
JE\rrsH CoNTTNUTTY
An Evening
Vith
Dr. Anne Iapidus Ianer
Vice Chaocellor, Jewish Theological Semi.arF
ApnI24,195
730 p.m.
8215 Old Georgetown Rd
B€th€sda, Marylasd
Dsend Coffcvilllcwcd
Juc Goldhill 29+5128
Su Gpboa 6565261
Rsvp:
SISTERHOOD STATIONERS
Great new gift ideas!
Personalized
stamPs
Wriiing papers
New Year's cards
lnvitations
Informal notes and Pads
Birth announcements
Business cards
Call Marltyn Hammerman (301) 881-0011
All protits dlrectly benetlt Beth El & Sisterhood
Large Prtnt Prayer Books
and Heartng
Enhancement Becefuers
arG auallable lor your usG
ln our sanctuary.
Please sec the ushers
when you artlue.
Gontributions
We are always gratefirl for contributions to our restricted
funds. Pleasebe suietouseourdonationenvelopesandcomplete
the information requested so we can accurately acknowledge
donation. Should you need donation envelopes, they are
vour
-available
in the lucite liolder outside the office, or by calling
EstherRubin in the synagogue office.
Memo From The Rabbi
Gongregation Seder
The following Pesach guidelines have been made available
through the Conservative Movement. It is an incomplete list but
helpful nonetheless. Please feel free to call on me with any
individual questions andbe sure to fill out the form to sell your
chametz. Iwill conducttle"MechiratChameE' onFriday, April
The Congregation Sederwillbe heldon Saturday
evening, April l5th at7:30 p.m. inthe SocialHall
UWe would like to make the following reservations:
14, 1995 at 8:00 a.m., after the Siynrm. Ilave a wonderfrrl
holiday with family, friends, and congregation.
_Adults
Siyyum For The First Born
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The Annual SiyyumfortheFintBorn Childwillbeheldon
Friday, April I 4th at 7 : I 5 am. The Morning Minyan will include
a brief study session with the Rabbi and a special brealf,ast
_Non-member Adults @ $fO
Children 7-12 @$14
_Children 24 @$7
Children under 2
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Total
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No Charge
Grand Total $
honoring our first born children will follow.
Our thanks to Sy Wolf, who is sponsoring the Siyyrm in
memory of Barbara Wolf, Sarah and Abraham Krupsaw, and
Abraham and Dora Wolf.
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CONGREGATION BETH EL OT'
MONTGOMERYCOI]NTY
Pesach Yizkor Book Listing
UWe would like to be seated with:
Our Pesach Yizkor Book will be available on Saturday,
Apnl22,1995.
Please complete and mail the form below without delay.
Please PRINT or TYPE the form to avoid errors.
Yes! I would like to be seated at a Singles table.
Yes! I would like to be seated at a Vatikkim table.
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Price includes contribution to Mazon
Reservations must be accompanied by a
check and sent to: Beth El" Attn: Seder
I/We are enclosing a contribution to Congregation Beth
Elof$
Reservations are limited and due by Sunday, April 9,
1995 or the first 250 people, whichever comes first.
Please check one:
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UWe would like to use the same listing(s) from the
1994 Yom Kippur Yizkor Book.
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UWe did not have a listing in the 1994 Yom Kippur
Yizkor Book. Please include the names listed below
Selling of the Chametz
in the Pesach Yizkor Book.
VWe had a listing in the 1994 Yom Kippur Yizkor
Book and would like to have that listing plus the
During the week ofPassover, it is forbiddeq according to
Jewish tradition, to eat chametz or even to own the chametz that
has been put away in your home. Therefore, we annually observe
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following names:
No Refunds or Phone Resenations!!
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the custom of Mechirat Chametz, selling the chametz to
someone who is not bound by Jewish law. If you would like to
have Rabbi Mattzman sell your cbametz, please mail in the
INMEMORYOF:
following form by April 13, 1995 or drop it ofr in the Rabbi's
office.
r-hereby authorize Rabbi Jonathan Z. Maltzman to sell my
chametz before Passover, April 14, 1995, according to
Jewish law.
REMEMBERED BY:
NAI\4E
PHONE
Signature
Please return this form by
April 10, 1995.
Address
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traditional practice of thoroughly cleansing the home in ill its
parts€ndbythe removal ofall Chametz or leaven inpreparation
for the welcoming of Pesach; also through the -meticulous
avoidance of the use of ChameE or leaven throughout the
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the use of which is to be avoided during Pesactr, but also to the
dishes and utensils in which foods are prepared or sewed during
V."ry q$ w$ch may not be usedduring pesach except a;
designed to help you in your celebration.
(but not forbaking), if made wholly of metal, though used
during the year, may be used on Pesach iffirstthoroughly
scoured and immersed in boiling water.
C. Utensils used for baking during the year cannot be used
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The stove is prepared for Pesach by thorougb scrubbing and
cleaningofall pafisand turningonfirllflame inthebakeoven and
all the grates.
Forbidden for Use
The following foods are forbidden for use during pesach:
A dishwashing machine may be used for Pesach after
thorough scouring with boiling water and running it through a
cycle while empty. Some authorities say you must use new
trays.
Leavened bread, cakes, biscuits and crackers, cereals, coffee
substances derived from cereals, wheat, barley, oats, rice, dried
peas and dried beans, and all liquids which coniai ingredients or
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made of porcelain or enamel.
Permiffed Foods
.d Requiring No (Kosher L'pesach' Label
The following fogds are permitted in unopened packages
or containers: Nafural coffee, sugar, tea, sal{ pepper,
onionandgarlic powder, dates, dried fruits, nuG, aggs,
meat fish, honey, millg vegetables (except peas and beans,
string beans being permitted). They rs uire no *Kosher
L'Pesach" label. Such things as alumiirum foil, plastic
wrap, detergents and metal polishes also require no super-
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Fruits and thosevegetables normally permittedforpesach
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Matzot, matzo flour, Pesach noodles, candies, cakes,
beverages, canned and processed foods, milk butter,
jams, cheese, jellies, relishes, dried fruits, salad oils,
vegetable gelatin, shortenings, vinegar, wines and liquors
arepermitted if they are certified by competent rabbinical
althority as frt for Pesach use. Labels ana tags marked
"Kosher L'Pesach" are ofno value unless thev bear rab-
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thoroughly scoured and immersed in boiling water. AII
table $assware is permifted after thoroughly scouring.
Fine translucent chinaware, if not used for a year, is
April l4th
throrgh Saturday, April 22nd. The following guidetines are
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Permissible or Not? Chametz or Kosher?
Dishes and Utensils
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Only dishes and utensils speciatly reserved for psach
should be used with the following exceptions:
Microwave ovens are made kosher for Pesach by a thorough
scrubbing and placing a container ofwater inthe oven and turning
on the power until the oven is filled with thick steam.
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Sinks should be scoured andboiling water should be poured
Volunteers Needed to Host Russian and
lranian Jewish Newcomers for Passover
Seders
The Community Resettlement Program (CRP) of UJA
Federation of Greater Washington needs families and individuals to host newly-anived Russian and lranian Jewish families or
individuals for the first and/or second Passover seder(s) on
Friday, April l4th and Saturday, April l5th. Due to the steady
stream of newcomers able to emigrate to our area, the need for
volunteers continues to rise.
According to Rachael Gray-Raff, Director, Community
Resettlement Program at UJA Federatioq "The outpouring of
support from the Jewish community is astounding more than
anyone could have imagined. I'm confident that community
support will continue to be strong and we will match or exceed
this year's volunteer needs."
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Passover celebrates the Exodus ofthe ancient Israelites
from slavery in Eg5pt and is called "the season of our liberation."
The seder symbolizes unity among all generations of Jewish
people. It is especially poignant to recently anived emigres.
For therL the seder reflects a personal celebration oftheir own
modern day Exodus to fieedom.
To extend a Passover invitation or for more information,
please call Rachael Gray-Raffat (301) 230:7200, ext. 204.
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Education Notes
Our Upper School students began their spring semester on
Tuesday, February l4th. Most of the first hour core ooursqs,
Relationships (8th grade), Jewish Literacy (lOth grade) continue with the second half ofthe curricula. The exception to this
istheninlh grade springrequirement: Tilftun Olam,Building A
Just Society is the new course. We repea.t the format of offering
elective courses for the second hour of study with a new list of
choices. Based on registratioq our most popular course is
Jewish Values Through Fikn, which is being taught by Rich
Ilandlofr. Other choicEs are Conversational Hebrew, Level I,
withRivkaDegani; Conversational Hebrew, Lwel tr, with Cheryl
Kreise4 Family History Video Project with Rachel Handlofr;
and Beit Din: The Jewish Pursuit of Justice, Honesty and
Fairness, with Suzin Glickman.
For the past two years at least 80% ofour students have
cgntinued past Bar/Bat Mtnah into the Upper School program.
They are experiencing a dramatielly different approach to
religious school than in their pre-adolescent years and a method
that appeals to their early adult maturity and their teenage world
view. The enrollment
has given us the flexibility to ofrer
elective courses, and the innovation has been greeted with
in this program by our faculty is another expression oftheir
dedietion to the synagoguq the children and to Jewish education. Our participation has had a direct and psitive impact on
instruction in our Religious School.
Tikkun Olam Projects for April
In the month of April, we will engage in two Til&un Olam
drives. We will collect Kosher for Pesach food to be distributed
to families served by the Jewish Seial Service Agency. This
will run from April 2nd - 9th, and a collection basket will be in
the hall outside the school office. This is a contemporary
fulfillment of the Pesach mitzvah, 'I,et all who are hungry come
andeat."
Our second project farand away the most enthusiastically
will be preparing meals for the homeless.
This effort is in cooperation with the Social Action Committee
and is the Religrous School's participation in the Congregation
Based Shelter program. School families will be contacted by
their child's teacher informingthem whatfood products to send.
In the past, classes have prepared casseroles, soups, sandwiches
and desserts. The mitaah we will be acting on is linked to the
harvest festivals peah, leket, shichacha (eaving the gleanings).
accepted last year,
enthusiasm by the students.
Classroom instruction is supplementedwith tikkun olam/
community service projects and a monthly supper and speaker
program, Take 30. Thetikkun olam projects have taken studenS
to soup kitchens, nursing homes, group homes an{ on occasion,
to other parts of the community where volunteer assistance is
needed. TheFebruaryTake 30 topicwas domesticviolence. The
speaker was Rabbi Julie Spieer, one of the country's leading
experts on Judaism and domestic violence. Our April progranl
with a nod to Yom llaShoall will bring in the nationally renowned LMng Voices presentatiorL "Through The Eyes of a
Friend," a dramatization based on the Diary of Anne Frank. Our
guests for this program will be students from Opration Understanding/DC, a project for improving relations between Jewish
and African-American communities.
Retreat
A new element has been added to further enrich the
Religious School program: a 4th - 6th grade Retreat Weekend.
Students will spend the weekend of Nday lgth - 2lst at Capital
Camps engaged in activities built around the theme'Into The
Wilderness." Planning is progressing exceptionally well, led by
a parents' committee co-chairedby Barbara HunviEandPhyllis
Solomon. With two days to the registration deadlinq we already
have more than 50 students signed up. In addition to the central
theme-based activities, students will participate in studentled
Shabbat services, sports and ga.mes, a team development course
(ropes course) and an evening social . Enthusiasm is high, and we
anticipate an excellent turnout for this retreat.
FacultyWorkshop
On Sunday, March 26th the Religious Schml faculty will
have their last United Synagogue sponsored workshop of the
year. The primary theme of the in-service will be Classroom
Management but aswith all oftheUSTEP seminars, the medium
is the message, and we will explore Pirke Avol Conservative
Judaism and other aspects of teaching. This will round out at
least 12 hours of in-service teacher training, an exceptionally
high degree of commitment especially in comparison to most
synagogue schools in the country. The degree ofparticipation
Jewish lnformation and Referral
Do you have room at your seder table for a guest? In our
tnrnsient Washington community, people are constantly moving
parts of the country. Some of these
individuals and familie,s will be separated ftom their extended
families for Passover and would love to participate in your
family seder. Over the last several yqlrs, many wonderfrrl
in or out from other
matches have been formed that have enhanced everyone's cel-
ebration.
If you can accommodate one or more persons, please call
the Jewish Information and Referral Service in Maryland at
(301) 7704848, or in Virginia through the Northern Virginia
Information line at (703) 978-3910.
Areyou new to the Washington area, or anative Washingtonian interested in learning about Jewish Washington? Just ask
the Jewish Information and Rderral Sewice, at the phone
numbers above, for an information package tailored to your
individual needs. Newcomers will also be invited to one of
several spring welcome receptions scheduled for April and May
througlrout the Washington area.
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JudaicaShop
A new book by Beth El member William Gerber is now
available in the Beth El Judaica Shop. It is entifled Nuggets of
Wisdom from Great Jewish Thinkers. from Biblical Times to
the Present. It is published by Editions Rodopi, Amsterdam, and
is
195 pages
with 22 illustrationg including pictures of
Maimonides, Spinoza and Einstein. The cost is $2 I 50 per copy.
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Nursery School News
Beth El Nursery School's lst Annual
JewishYearGalendar
BENSRummageSale
Be sure to come check out thebargains attheBENS MultiFamilyRummage Sale on Sunday, lvlarch 26thfrom 9:00 am. to
4:00 p.m.l There will also be a rafle drawing for assorted new
items and services, and there will be nosh items available for
purchase. Another person's junk could be yow treazure of the
day! Come have a look.
In August, 1995, all Beth El congregants will
be receiving a courtesy copy of Beth El Nursery
School's 1st Annual Jewish Year Calendar. We
invite you to participate in the calendar by placing
a business/patron ad or by announcing birthdays,
anniversaries, B'nai Mitzvah and yahzeits.
BENS CandySale
On a personal note, this is a great way to
ensure that your special family dates are shared
with the congregation. On a professional level, this
is a smart, economical way to reach out to your
Beth El community (approxi mately 1, 050 strong ! ! !)
and enhance your business/professional exposure.
Chocolate-covered maEoh! Milk chocolate almondbarkl
Put Beth El on your list as the place you can purchase passover
candies! Beth El Nursery School will be se[ing an assortment
of Krums and Bartons Passover candies at the synagogue on
April 2nd-and April 9th from 9 :00 am. to I :30 p.m. Don't forget
it out!
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A single personal announcement is just $5.00,
and $3.00 if you purchase five or more. Business/
patron ads are priced as follows: Business card
size ad $36; double business card size ad
$50; 1/4 page ad $75; 3/4 page ad $150; full
page ad - $200. A listing in the directory only is
$12, and an ad in a calendarsquare is $18. All
ads must be placed by May 15, 1995.
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children who will be 3 yearo otd by June 1ot,
62-1228 for informat)on.
are g:3O a.m. to lzOO p.m.
Tleaoe call (3O1)
Camp houra
fueodayo through Fridayo.
Sesoion I ls June zoth - July 7th;
g ession tl ia July 11th - Juty Zbvh.
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For business/patron ads: call Judy Sherman
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atmosphere supervised by
experienced teachers.
LISTINGS
Camp activities include arts
ANNT\IERSARJES
Work hours are Tuesday Friday,9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Salary depends on related
work or learning experience.
Please call (301) 652-1229
forinformation.
BETH EL NURSERY SCHOOL'S
ANNUAL JEWISH YEAR CALENDAR
PERS ONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR 1995-1996 (5756) CALENDAR
forJune l9th through
July 28th to help campers
aged3-5yearsenjoya
wann,loving and safe
and crafts, water play,
games and trips.
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announcementto Julie Munay, 7743 Heatherton
Lane, Potomac, MD 20854 along with a check
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Beth El NurserySchool Gamp
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BAR/BAT MITZVAH
YAHRZEITS
Your name
Your phone number
Place order
fom
Amount Enclosed
and check payable to BENS in envelope located on
B.E.N.S. Bulletin Board on lower level
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From the Desk of the Youth Director
lsraelScholarships
During the months of January through June only paid
Applications are available from the Youth Department for
members ofthe Youth Groups receiveflyers viathe meil. Ifyour
child is a member and is rceiving the incorrect mailing or no
mailing at all, please contact Rachel in the synagogue office
higb school and college students who would like to receive one
of our Israel scholarships. Plese call Rachel Handloff" (301)
652-2606.
Q0r) 6s2-2606.
Lipnick Scholarship Fund Applications
The Youth Group Calendar
BONIM (Gradeo K.1.21
Advtson Charnl Selch
Aprilg
Sunday,
Let's N4ake Omer Calendars
Join Charni andBonim forthis creative Arts and Crafls project.
Children will make their own calendars that will enable them to
count the Omer. Cost is $3.00 for members, $5.00 for nonmembers. RSVP to Charni, (3Ol) 468An27.
VACHAR (Gradeo
Sunday,
5.4.5)
Advloon Arlel Glaeoman
April9
Putt-Putt
RS\IP to Ariel, (301) 6524015.
KADIMA (Gradeo
6.7. O)
Friday,lvIarch24
Advison Michael Schetnberq
KadimantsYFamilyShabbatDinner
Join Kadima and USY forthis Family ShabbatDinner. Services
will be at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be at 7:15 p.m. RSVP to
Rachel in the synagogue officg (3Ol') 652-2606.
Friday, lvlarch 31
KadimalGllah
Join Kadima for this regional weekend convention at Congregation Har Shalom. Those interested should contact Rachet in the
synagogue office to get an application. (301) 652-2606.
Aprilg
Go Go Carting with Ben & Jerry
This Fall Activity is being rescheduled. Join Mke and head to
Alexandria to the ride of your life. Watch your mail for debils.
Sunday,
RSVP and more info., call Mike, (301) 345{978.
U.5X. (Gradeo 9.1O.
11.
12) Adwson Rachel D. Handloff
March
Wednesdays in
USYBasketball League
Join the Beth El USY basketball team as we take on the region.
Ifyou areinterestedin playing, please call Alan Spiegel at(301)
897-5438.
Friday,lvlarch24
Join Kadima and
Kadima/t SYFamilyShabbatDinner
USYforthis Family ShabbatDinner. Services
will be at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will be at7;15 p.m. RSVP to
Rachel in the synagogue office (301) 652-2606.
April
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Join the Beth El Religious School and Youth Department for
this monthly dinner seminar. RSVP to Rachel by Monday,
March 20tb, (301) 652-2606.
Scholarship requests for the Rabbi Jerome Lipnick Israel
College Scholarship Endovrment Fund are now being accepted.
Please contact Rachel tlandlofrin the synagogue office, (301)
652-2606.
Gamp Ramah Scholarships
Partial scholarships are now available for interested children who would like to attend Camp Ramah this summer. Please
call Rachel llandloffat (3Ol) 652-2606 to receive an applica-
tion.
Forsake Me Not: a Multigenerational
Approach to Family Education
This past fall, the UJA Federation decided to take a new
approach to support member organizations by providing opportunities for groups to apply for grants for specific synagogue
progzuns. One of the areas of emphasis by the UJA was in
Family Education, where money would be provided to synagogues, on a cost-sharing basis, to hire professionals who would
help zupport estabtsh and run family education progrcms.
While UJA required that the program work out of an existing
Religious School, the purpse of the program was to make
Family Education a synagogue-wide affair.
In response to the RFP, Congregation Beth El submitted
a proposal to ask for support for a half-time family education
professional. Combined applications to UJA requested almost
$500,000 and about $ 105,000 was awarded. Beth El was lauded
for the quality of its application (as well as for another application that was not funded) and was awarded $12,500 to hire a
family educator for the first year, and additional money for two
more years. The "team" that put together our applications
included Leonard Bebchich Suzanne Bronheim, Linda Lipsott,
Louis Nagel and Arthur Popper.
The Famity Etlucation Program (FEP), as proposed to
UJA
is designed to conduct an educational program that reaches
beyond our core learning community, our Religious School
childreq to involve all congregation children as well as parents
and grandparents in a process that has increasingly come to exist
solety within the confines of the synagogue school, that of
transmitting and experiencing a Jewish way of life.
The program
will have three principal components: l)
The Sybil Suls Youth Activities Fund
programs that bring together all members ofthe congregation in
The Youth Department continues its quest to raise money
for the Sybil Suls Youth Activities Fund. This firnd helps
sponsor Beth El 6th - l2th graders who attend regional conven-
a variety of events that emphasize tradition and history; 2)
progranrs designed to provide the entire student body of our
Religious School with a sense of community and sharing of
common ides and themes; and 3) continuation ofan established
series of programs focused on students in individual grade
tions. The next time you would like to honor or memorialize
som@ne, please consider the Sybil Suls Fund. Thank youl
levels and their families.
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The goal ofourprognmwillbe to develop anexplicit and
organized family education program with a special
intergenerational fmus. The rationale for this goal is that
historically, the family has been the mainstay for transmission
of Jewish traditions from one generation to another. However,
with the mobility of recent generations where children often
move great distances from parents and grandparents and the
assimilation of families into the secular community, multigenerational interactions have been diminished significantly in
much of the Jewish community. As a consequence, nrany
parcnts do not have the knowledge and skills to pass to their
children. This has had a significant impact on the practice of
Judaism and its traditions by younger generations, and it has also
isolated older generations from their important role in preserving the Jewis.h family and Judaism's traditions and history.
TheFEPwill give special attention to this critical issueby
emphasizing programs that bring together children, parents and
grandparents of related families and" even more importantly,
multiple generations of our synagogue family who lack a generational link to families in the community.
The Family Education Director will l) work with the
Religious School in firther developing and enhancing itsfamity
education programs, 2) develop new programs in family education with an emphasis on multigenerational interactions and
learning, 3) coordinate and provide expertise in family-related
education programs to other Beth El groups and work with these
grcups to enhance their programs and incorporate a multigenerational approac\ and 4) serve as an "advisor" to Beth El
families who wish to increase their Jewish involvement or
knowledge.
In summary, theFamily EducationDirector at Congrega-
tion Beth El will serve as the focal point of significantly
increased and coordinated programming in the area of family
education. This is an area ofeducation that is strongly desired
by a large portion of our congregants. The progam will be
unique in that it will provide special programming aimed at all
generations to address a significant problem in the Jewish
community -- the loss of family identity and communication
that is a product of the late 20th century. While the programs
that we develop and sustain will not always emphasize all
generations, the driving goal in all programs will be to see ifthis
theme can be incorporated as often as possible so that our most
priceless treasure, the traditions and heritage of our generations, gets passed along and preserved for future generations
thatwill be part of Beth El.
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First Grade Donations to the Library
TheBeth El Library would liketo acknowledge with many
thanks the following donationswhich were made during the First
Grade Book Drive:
Dayenu or How Uncle Murra:v Saved the Seder and Alet
is One, donated by Paul and Yvonne Mirengofr in honor of
Emity; Sophie's Name. donated by Lyle aq4 Kim Kilman
Lieb6rman- in honor of Molly; Blessed are You donated by
Barbara Stern Gold in honor of Laura; Latkes and Applesauce.
donated by Norman Yastrov and llattie Goodman in honor of
Seth Yastrov; The Carp in the Bathtub and Northern Lishts'
donated by Hans Engler and Susan Wexler in honor of Rachel
Engler; Somethine for Nothins. donated by Mchael Polis and
RhodaBarish in honorofBrianPolis; Uhl Oh!. donatedbyMilan
Kubic and Leesa Fine in honor of Benjie Kubic; Molly's PilsaifiL donated by Robert and Jody Benjamin in honor ofEthan;
The Family Treasw of Jewish Holidays and It llappened in
Shushan donatedbyWalterandDeborah Cohnin honorofEzra;
Malke's Secret Recipe. donated by William and Abbie Eckland
in honor of Emily Tova; Sammv Spider's First Hanukkah- donatedby Williamand AbbieEckland in honor of Samuel ltanutkah Liehts. Hanukkah Nights. donated by William and Abbie
Eckland in honor of Nathaniel; One Minute Bible Stories.
donated by Evelyn M. Karson in honor of Rebecca Kaplan; A
Turn for Noalu donated by Evelyn N{. Karson in honor ofJoshua
Kaplan; The Wise Shoemakerof Studena donatedbyErelynM.
karson in honor ofRebecca and Joshua Kaplaq Mollv's Pilerim
and OneMinute Jewish Stories. donatedby Alan ScherandToby
Silverman in honor of Dara; A Children's llaseadah and Ten
GoodRules. donatedbyAlan ScherandToby Silverman in honor
of Henry; K'Tonton's Sukkot Adventure. donated by Michae!
and Adeen Postar in honor of Stephanie; Two Bv Two. donated
by Mchael and Adeen Postar in honor ofDara; The Kingdom of
the Sinsine Birds. donatedbyDennis andDeborah Ross in honor
of Ilana; and My First Book of Jewish Holidaivs. donated by
Stephen Levy and Lois Zuckerman in honor of Nora Levy.
Save the Datel
April2, 1995
Parent Education WorkshoP
"How to Speak to Your Child about the
Holocausf'
Presented by Flora Singer
ArthurN. Popper
lf you will :t....
Large Prtnt Prayer Books
and Hearlng
Enhancement Receluers
arc avallable lor youl uso
ln our sanetuary.
Please sec thc ushers
when you anlue.
Did you know that you can name Beth El in your will
as
a
benefi ciary of your estate?
We can give you the wording to have added to your will, so
that you may make a contribution in your memory-. Thg leth Pl
Suplort Foundatior\ ourvehicleforthe long-term fi nancial needs
of the congregation, is now looking for members who would be
willing to contribute to the Support Foundation in this way. Our
dream-is to have an endowment program to help support the
various needs ofour congregation. Please call Mark Weinberg,
468-5500, for further details. You can help us reach our goal.
...our dream can come true.
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TUESDAY
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B€{h El Retrest
Beth El Rr[real
7:3&m & 9:15 m
6:04pm &ndles
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Shabbat Services
Lcsley ltdatty
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