I JANUARY 1892 SHEVAT 5752 VOLUME 9, NUllER 5 1 FROM RABBI WEBER After the election in Louisiana, many people were euphoric over the defeat of David Duke. Having held our collective breaths for a month preceding the election, there was almost an audible sigh of relief when the results were in. But I see the results differently-very differently.

To me, the election was a w3.ming. Not a dire threat or a call to battle stations, but a warning. For, while David Duke did not become the governor of Louisiana, he did get almost 600,000 votes. Over half a

million people in one stllte voted for an ex-leader of the Ku Klux Klan, and if we do not pay attaltion now, we will have only ourselves to bJame later.

Three kinds of people voted for Duke. The first are those who truly believe he is a changed man, "born again" in his politics as well as in his religion. I have no dispute with these people, even though I think one must be exceptionally naive to believe Duke's claim of having seen the light. Change is possible for everyone-I just don't believe it occurred in this case. For those who do, however, we can agree to disagree.

The second kind of people who voted for Duke are his old KKK. and Nazi friends, who are tick1ed pink to see him wrapping his Klan sheet in a" suit and tie. They are amazed at how a little plastic surgery and careful editing of his old speeches have launched him into the arena of respectability, and those with more than a third-grade education are probably kicking themselves for not thinking of it sooner. These folks and I have very little in common; I dislike them as much as they dislike me, but I am not as scared of them as

they would wish. Duke is their man-literally.

The third kind is the group that does scare me. It is the group that nearly got Duke ck:ctcd. It constitutes the majority of the 600,000 voters and the majority of his contributors, both in and out of Louisiana. This group consists of people who are scared of the world that confronts them, and who are looking for an answer to the question, "why aren't things happening the way I expected them to happen'?" The rr:aJ answer to their question is, "because life never happens the way we expect"; David Duke's answer is, "because other people took away what is rightfully yours." They like Duke's answer better.

A lot has been written recently about "decoding" Duke's message. Editorials have noted that "welfare reform" means anti-black legislation, "American pride" means expelling the foreigners, and so on. But let's not forget the one that is seldom mentioned: "family values"-that all-American phrase, as wholesome as

mom and apple pio--means, in reality, Cbristianvalues. That includes prayer-Olristian prayer-and Bible study in public school. It includes a fundamentalist view of women's rights, birth control and abortion as

the future legal standard for the country. And without a doubt, it includes a consideration of any candi-

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date's allegiance to these "family values" as a prerequisite for election. In Duke's world, Jews need not apply.

Yes, I am scared. By himself, David Duke means nothing. But with over half a million supporters in just one state, we Jews cannot afford DOt to be scared�r not to respond. As Jews living in the shadow of the Holocaust, we know that "it can't happen here" is the last cry of a doomed people. And we know the only way to make sure it doesn't happen here is to respond with every tool and weapon available, and to do so

DOW. Tomorrow won't be too late, but the day after tomorrow may be.

We must respond in several ways. First, we must respond politically. If you are not a supporter of the ADL, the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, become one. The ADL is the most prominent Jewish organization which speaks out against lies and misinformation about Jews, and which takes on all comers, regardless of their strength or position. Add your strength to theirs. N ow.

Also, join the American Civil liberties Union (yes, the infamous ACLU1). They have not always said what Jews want to hear (including their defense of the American Nazi Party's right to march through Skokie, Dlinois, some years ago), but they have always spoken out for freedom. As Jews, we must understand the words of our prayerbook: "Only when all are free, can we be free." The ACLU is a good organization, and we need it as much as it needs us. Now.

As a last political response, it is time we Jews began to vote as JC"iIVS. For some time, we have voted our pocketbooks and even our prejudices, but David Duke proves that that time has ended. If a candidate kisses up to the radical right, it can no longer matter how nicely they speak to us: they are threatening our lives and our future in the United States. When candidates speak to religious groups--especially the

" fundamentalist organintions which walk a fme line between religion and politics-6stm to what they say! If you hear them commit themselves to working for "common goals," for a "return to Am.erica.'s religious tradition," and yes, for "family values," understand that they are speaking of a country which will have no use for non-believers. And in their eyes, we am DOD-bt:lieYeTS. We must start voting for candidates whose vision of America. includes us in it. Now.

Another way we must respond is personally. This may take some adjustment in attitude, but it is our duty to have a valid passport for ourselves and for every member of our family. I am most certainly not planning on leaving the United States, and I do not believe we are even near the day when we must consider leaving, but still, the possibility exists. Every Jew living after the Holocaust must recognize that we have a responsibility to the future and to history to continue Judaism and the Jewish people. Personally, I would rather live somewhere else than die here. A passport is an innocent document; obtaining one is not a sign of disloyalty. But without it, we cannot lcavc--even to go to Israel. A Jew who cannot leave is a prisoner, even if the prison is very comfortable. Rmlmlber, the story of our people's enslavement in Egypt begins with our ancestors living very well there, until "there arose a new king who knew not Joseph .. . " Get a passport. Now.

Our personal response must include the willingness to speak out. Remember the "Moral Majority"? The very name told the world that if you do not believe as the group dictates, you are not moral. lhat was nonsense, but only a few JC"iIVS openly challenged Reverend Falwell and his political fundamentalists. We no longer have that luxury of sitting back and hoping they will go away: as Duke is now proving, his kind is not going to go away. When he, or anyone like him, says things that are biased, discriminatory or just

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plain false about Jews, or blacks, or Hispanics, or homosexuals, or any group which docs not m= their "true American" test-we must stand up and call him or her a bigot, a racist or a liar. Doing 10 will involve some risk. But not doing so is simply dangerous. In the 1920's, Germans thought Hitler would go away, or that no one would really listen to him. We have learned that people do listen to those who preach hate, 10 they had better hear our response, too. Now.

Fmally, there is one other institution which stands up for Jews and Ju� and which bas always been the first target when hatred strikes. It, too, needs your help and your support. It needs your ideas, your voice, your participation and your contributions to make it grow. It represents the very best of the Jewish way of life, and the very best of what we offer to the United States and to the world. It is the teacher of Jewish values and Jewish ideals, the strongest weapons against those who would debase us. This powerful organization is the temple-Temple Rodeph Torah and every other temple in the country. We are more than just a religious school for your children: we are the foundation of Jewish life in the United States. If you have never really thought of the temple as preserving your right to live freely in this country, it is time to re-think your beliefs. Now.

The ideas I put forward in this column are not a menu of actions we might choose from. I believe each of us must do all of tbt:se to secure and guarantee our freedom in the years ahead. Just as we have watched the faD. of the U.S.S.R. in front of our very eyes, there is no guarantee that the United States must remain as it is now. Remember: '7he only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men [and, I may add, women] to do nothing."

It is time to do something. Now.

Shalom,

Rabbi Don Weber

P.S. This is the longest article I have ever written for this Newsletter, and perhaps the most controversial. I would appreciate hearing your responses, pro and con. If you respond in writing, we will publish it in a future issue of this Newsletter. While we will publish it without your name if you request, only signed responses will be considered. Please let me know what you think!

Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith 823 UN Plaza New York, NY 10017 212-490-2525

Passport OffIce: In the County Offlce Building in Freehold, 431-7353.

American Civil Uberties Union 84 5th Avenue New York, NY 10011 212--924-7800

To obtain a passport you will need an original birtll certificate (with raised seal), driver's license (not required for children), 2 passport photos, social security number, $55 check and $10 in cash; children's passport is $30 check and $10 in cash.)

C Temple Rodcph Torah, 1992

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TEMPLE RODEPII TORAH ofWaIcnl MolllBOtdh P. O. Box 125. MolIa_ Dme. Marlboro. 10 t1T146

0f6ce T� 3OI-OOSS I Reliaio- ScIIooJ 301-3136 MiaJd T,..".". at TaapJe 303-9701

Rabbi

Educator

President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Treasurer Collesponding Secretary FjM ncia1 Secretary Put President

Building &. Grounds

Caring Community College Outreach Dedication Opportunities

Design

Education Fundraising Horaiynu

Hospitality HoUle

Landscaping library Membership Men's Cub President Newsletter Editor Newsletter Advertising Nul'!lel')' School Ritual Sisterhood President Social Justice Yahm::i.ts

Office Manager BarlBat Mitzvah Tutor

Donald A. Weber Office Home

Edna Coleman

Ron Berman Bruce Cooper Bill Rogove Steve Goodman Rachel Pachter Judy Goldberg Mark Grainer

Bruce Cooper Bill Rogove Alicia Quint Barbara JOan Ellen Leader Alicia Quint Kathy Fischer Shelly Grainer Sandy Derris NinaGmwnan FJlie Safcllik. linda Weinberg Phyllis Levenstein Bruce Cooper Bill Rogove Susan Berman Judy Freilich Ellen Finkelstein Neal Fmke1stein Carolyn link Ellen Berrol Susan Berman Crais Fiachcr

Sberyl Cooper Steve Berlin Judy Goldberg

Loretta Shapiro Beth Cllernoff

..09-1268 972-2S95 308-3836

780-6763 972-0152 462-1354 591-8410 536-5653 446-4416 462-6872

972-0152 462-1354 591-0213 780-0789 972-1738 591-0213 446-5056 462-6872 780-8379 972-7481 972-9494 972-0664 536-7458 972-0152 462-1354 780-6763 536-2891 972-8624 972-8624 ..09-6441 446-6974 780-6763 446-5056 972-0152 536-8471 446-4416

308-0055 222.a>66

We publish all these names and phone numbers each month, 80 you will know whom to call with your questions, IIl1ggestions, and offers to help. Please uae

them! We IlI'e Il Member of tbe UDiOD of ..4meriau1 Hebrew Col1Jl1f!6lltiOl18.

Friday, 113

Saturday, 1/4

Friday, 1110

Saturday, 1111

Friday, 1117

Saturday, 1/18

Friday, 1124

Saturday, 1/25

Friday, 1/24

I SCHEDULE OF SERVICES I Family Sbabhat Service - 8:00 p,m. Story: "What Would You Call God?" • Birthday Blessings for January Candle Lighting 4:23 p,m.

Shahbat Momioa Service - 10:00 a.m, Family Sbabbat Dinner - 7:00 p,m. (Reservations RCQ,Uired) Shabbat Seryice - 8:30 p,m. Sermon: "Moses, the Egyptian" Richard Herzog, Cantorial Soloist Candle Lighting 4:30 p,m.

Shabhat Momioa Service - 10:00 a.m Bat Mitzvah of Brooke Messinger

Shabbat Seryices 7:30 p,m. - "Very Young People's Shabbat"

(20 minutes, for pre-readers) 8:30 p,m, - Service

The Junior Choir of Our Religious School will Participate Sermon: "No One Likes a New Song" Candle Lighting 4:38 p,m.

Shabbat Momina Service - 10:00 a.m Shabbat Service - 8:30 p,m. Candle Lighting 4:46 p,m.

Shabbat Momina Service - 10:00 a.m. Shabbat Service - 8:30 p,m, Sermon: ''Who Separates Sacred from Profane" • Anniversary Blessings for January Candle Lighting 4:54 p,m,

Larry and Irene Hart, and their child, Brian

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I PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I We oftat speak about our congregation as ·our c:xtcnded family." I know that I have used the term several times in speaking to various groups of people. You hear the term used in ahnost every ICIltcnce at open house for new members. The Rabbi uses the term at Shabbat services and with our children in religious lChooL But what does ·our c:xtended family" really mean? What are the benefits of belonging to this group? What are the obligations of belonging to this group?

Somehow, almost 300 families have been drawn to Temple Rodeph Torah. Each of us has our own reason for belonging. Some of us belong for our children and want no other part of the congregation. Others have become involved in one of the many committees. Others seem to spmd more time at Mohawk Drive than at home. But each of us belongs. Each of us is getting something in return for the fees we pay and the involvement we put in. But this doesn't make a family. Belonging is not enough. To be a family, you have to care about each other.

When this congregation was smaller, about half the size we are today, we were kept informed as to the welfare of its members through telephone calls and notices placed on a bulletin board. When a mc:m.ber was in the hospital or there was a death in a member's family, the congregation was informed. A family that cares is there to help a member who needs a visit, a cheerful conversation on the phone, or a card or brief note to just let you know that we are there.

We have grown quickly since then. We have tried to stay a family, but it has become much more diflicult. There is a committee cba.ircd by Alicia Quint which is quietly trying to perform some of our family obligations. That's great. But what I want to see is a committee that keeps the other members informed as to the illnesses, the celebrations, and the deaths of our family so we can all participate in our obligation of one family member to another.

This is the only way we are going to keep that family feeling, the closeness that many of us have felt and don't want to lose. Anyone wishing to help me accomplish this goa.1-please call me at home (780-6763). I will appreciate all the help I can get.

I Shalom,

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL I From October 31 through November 4, I attalded the annual National Association of Tcmple Educators' (NATE) Conference in Baltimore, Maryland. NATE is a professional organization of over 750 people from Canada, England, Israel, Australia and the United States who are the educators, principals, rabbis, and cantors responsible for providing the leadership in religious education for congregations affiliated with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.

For the first time in NATE's history, the conference ran concurrently with the UAHC Biennial Convention. Portraits of Learning. the conference title, provided educators with the opportunity for professional and personal growth. How moving it was to attend Friday night Shabbat Service with 4,000 caring Reform

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Jews; to see and hear 4,000 people sway from right to left as they prayed for peace, was a light I will never forget.

The CODf'ereoce highlights included workshops facilitated by prominent leaders in the Reform Mowmmt: Rabbi Norman Cohen on -Abraham through the prism of Midraah," Rabbi Brie H. YoffJe on -Is there a cbance for Peace in the Middle East?" Also, addressing the needs of religious Icllool children with non-Jewish relatives, and how to create a staff of master tat.chers were just a few of the programs.

It was an important conference, and I would like to thank the congregation for making it possible for me to attend, grow and learn.

Report cards will be distributed the week of January 26. Please go over them with your child, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to call the religious school offx:e. This marking period ends the fD'St sancster; if your child has not pcrforIned as helshe could, it is not too late. I will be happy to make recommendations to you.

I would like to congratulate Halina Reed from our Kindergarten class and Shelby Ebert, Fourth Grade, for winning the naming contest for the religious school newspaper: Tbe Roaring TrtJe. The name is a combined idea of the two entries:

• "I wish to call our paper TrtJe because it has a lot of green and it grows. If it is given good food and love, it grows beautiful leaves and branches. And more trees come everywherel

Halina Brooke Reed, Mrs. IorIano's Kindergarten

Roaring Rodepb Torah News: "I like this title because our temple is a radical temple. So if our temple is like this, it should be called Roaring Rodeph Torah News.

Shelby Ebert, Mrs. Segall's Fourth Grade

Thanks to so many students for sending in your great ideas. I hope you love our selection as we do, and again, Mazal Tov to our winners.

Dates to RmlC;mber:

Jan. 2 Jan. S Jan. 15 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 Jan. 22 Jan. 24-26

Week of Jan. 26 Feb. 2

School resumes Pfc..school program 6th Grade in-school service; parents please join us at 8 p.m. Friday night service with the Religious School Choir, at 8:30 p.m. Religious closed for students, Mini-CAJE Workshops for teachers 4th Grade in-school service; parents please join us at 6 p.m. 8th-9th grade retreat at Camp Kutz Mid year marking period Sth grade Hebrew Naming Ceremony; parents please join us at 9:30 Lm.

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B'sbaJom, Edna Colc:ma.n

I SISTERHOOD I The holidays are behind us and the winter is herel Wouldn't this be a great time to get a night out? On Tuesday, January 28, at 8:00 P.M., Sisterhood will hold -Game Night" -a night of fun and a chance to meet other women from TRT in a social setting. Here's how it works: bring a game sudl as Scrabble, Pictionary, Trivial Pursuit, etc., and everyone will playl If you don't bring a game, you can join with a group that is playing a game you enjoy. To make this evening even more enjoyable you can bring a dessert, tool No pressure, just an evening of fun and games. Please join us.

On Saturday, February 8, at 8:00 P.M., Sisterhood and Men's Club will sponsor a "Beach Party." There will be music, food, contests and door prizes. You can come in your favorite summer outfit! The cost is $40.00 per couple and you can reserve a table if you have 10 people. This promises to be a terrific night, so don't be the last one in the water!

I would like to thank all the people who helped make the Hanukkah sale such a S�: Barbara Lefkowitz, Bonnie Siegel, Barbara Sprcchman, Linda Cranin, Sharon Aptaker, Ellie Safchik, Linda Weinberg, Robin Dorfman, Susan Ebert and Carol Adasko. Also a special thanks to Jonathan and Michelle Cooper, Susie Siegel, Erica and Matthew Lefkowitz, Josh and Jessica Safchik, Danielle and Rachel Cranin, and Robbie and Michael Weinberg. The sale was a great success for Sisterhood and Horaiynu, and we thank all the students and parents for supporting this effort.

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Shalom, Sheryl Cooper

YOUTH GROUPS I On December 7th, the Senior Youth Group sponsored a food drive for the Marlboro Food Pantry. Through the generosity of temple members, we were able to collect almost 100 bags of food. The Senior Youth Group Board would like to thank Barbara Klein, Sandy Derris, Judy Goldberg and the youth group members who collected the donated food. We would also like to thank all the temple members who contributed and helped to make our drive a sua::ess.

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• I FUNDRAISING I The atmosphere is one of jubilation in the fundraising commiUcc these days. Yes, thanks to your support, our Candy Sale did bring in the projected $6,000. Our Art Auction was an unqualiflCd .uc:ccu, both financially and socially. We all bad a delightful cvcning-tbe selection of art was divc:nified in atylc and price, 10 despite the economy our profits totaled most $2,7001 Thank you to the fonowing volunteers, all of whom helped make the evening run so smoothly:

Andrea Block Ted B10ck Sandy Derris Kathy FISCher Mark Grainer ShcI1y Grainer Rich Grossman

Pam Grossman Hc1cna. Hcitt Jackie Hesslcin-Klug Donna Hirsch Jon Hinch Bob Hochron Ron Klug

Anita Mizrach Alice Musante Ann Rotter Jay Taffcr Roberta Taffcr Linda Weinberg

Special thanks to Hc1cna Hcitt for organizing the refreshment committee, and to all of you who mopped, mixed and baked. Everything was delicious!!

Our Wmtcr/Spring line up will include the fonowing:

Sun., February 9 Fri-Sun., March 2().22 Tues., March 31 Sat., June 13

BarIBat Mitzvah Expo '92. Weekend at the Neve1e. Fashion Show Dinner-Dance; Honorees to be announced.

In conjunction with our dance, we will be compiling an Ad Journal. We arc counting on our entire Temple family to ask those merchants that you deal with on a regular basis to place an ad in the Journal. Your h�p will insure our success.

As you can see, we have a lot planned. If you have interest in lending a hand on any of these events, please atop me in the hall, or give me a call. To help with the pJanning we would love to hear your ideas at our next meeting-Monday, January 27, or the fourth Monday of every monthl

Shalom, Nina Grossman (972-7481)

I SOCIAL JUSTICE I In January 1992, the Social Justice Committee is excited to be launching a new program in conjunction with the religious school, designed to provide a continuous collection of food for diatribution by local food pantries. Each month different grades in the religious school will be asked to contnbute basic food supplies to the IIJ400d Baskets" which will be provided by the Social Justice Committee. In addition, the religious school faculty will be making a presentation to their students providing facts on hunger and poverty in our community, in our country and in the world, and how we can all work to alleviate hunger. We ask that all

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parents of religious school students also discuss these important issues with their children and help their children participate in this program by purchasing items for than to contnDute when it is their month. Perhaps parents can even take their clilldren with than to the supermarket to pick out the food donations. Of course, food supplies can be given at any time of the year, not just in the month in which a raigious school child is asked to participate. Also, we remind all mcmben of our congregation to please bring an item of food to the food pantry basket located in the atrium lobby whenever they come to the Temple.

The Social Justice Committee is aware that in the current economic climate many demands and requests are placed upon all of us by many cllarities and that, in particular, the need to feed the hungry, even in our local community, is one of which we are now all keenly aware. However, even in the best economic times there are still hungry people in our community. It is our intention that this becomes a permanent project, and that the enthusiasm. which we are certain all of you will show for this project will last even when this current recession is history.

I NEWS AND NOTES I THE FATE OF PUIUM RESTS IN YOUR. BANDS

Our P*U*R *I*M Services are renowned throughout a tw�mile radius for their wit, satire, and painfully awful sense of taste and propriety. But all this could end without your help.

Even the rabbis of old were not asked to create an entirely new, exciting service every year. It takes time to write -SHA, Yisrae1!" and the tI}lrayer for Peas," and even more time to find other congregations from. which to steal such material. Your help is urgently needed!

Where is the potential author of -when You're Glatt You're Glatt, and When You're Not, You're Not," or the • Asher Holmes Blues"? Speak now, or face the wrath of reruns!

ARE YOU COLLEGE-SHOPPING?

Children of our members are currently attending a number of colleges and universities across the nation. If you are planning a visit to any of these schools, we would appreciate your looking up ·our kids" and saying hello. In addition, they may be able to help you with questions about the school, or to provide some real-life insight into programs, atmosphere, and college living.

This year, our students are at these schools:

Bard College Johnson & Wales College Rutgers University Ryder College Syracuse University Tulane University

University of South Florida University of Cincinnati University of Hartford Univ�ty of Maryland University of Pennsylvania

If you would like the names and addresses for any of our students, please call the OtrlCC or Rabbi Weber.

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• NEWS AND NOTES. continued

Thc next session of "Mommy and Mc" will begin on Friday, January 17. Thc class is open to childral who are 18 to 36 months. Your child will havc a terrific time doing art projects, singing 1ODgJ, listening to stories, and playing games. You and your child will low: thc program!

Come and meet Sharon Fass, our c:xpcricnccd early childhood teacher. For information, please phone thc Temple Office at 308-0055.

A NOTE FROM �AZOW-

Dear Don, I just want you to know that someonc from Rodcph Torah caDs almost every other day to get

materials or information of onc kind or another. I wish every congregation was as involved with us. Thanks!

Rabbi Ellen Lippmann, Regional Director

N.F.T.Y. SUMMER PROGRAMS IN ISRAEL AND AT HOME

Thc Reform Movement, through thc North American Federation of Templc Youth (N.F.T.Y.), conducts trips to Israel every summer. This stlmmer, our teenagers can join with others from thc New Jersey area. on a 37-day "Safari in Israel." This program is thc fmest tour of Israel availablc to Jewish teenagers-­professionally led, supervised and programmed for Reform Jewish teenagers.

Closer to home, the N.F.T.Y. Leadership Institutc at Camp Kutz in Warwick, NY, is the onJyJewish camp run specifically for teenagers. Designed as a �sty1c community, it is directed toward thc needs and interest of Jewisbly-awarc teens from. Reform congrcgations. In addition to swimming, boating, sports and other recreational activities, it also includes a staff of rabbis, youth directors, artists and creative arts professionals. It strives to nurture leadership skills, group dynamics, and Jewish expression through thc creativc and performing arts. There is nothing likc it anywhere c1sc1

Brochures are available through Rabbi Weber, whose first c:xpcrience in Israel was on a N.F.T.Y. tour, and who takes our high school students to Kutz Camp every year.

JEWISH MOVIES FOR YOUR. HOME

Wc have discovered a wonderful source for videotapes with Jewish and Israeli themes. Ergo Home Video in Teaneck, NJ caDs itself -A World of Jewish Home Entertainment," and carries VHS tapes on a widc variety of themes. Their catalog has listings for "Thc American Jewish Experience," -Jewish Cooking," -children! Tradition," -Yiddish Culture," -uraeIi Cinema," -Music and Art," %c Holocaust," and IIJsracl." For a copy of thcir catalog, call them at 201-692--0404.

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NEWS AND NOTES continued

WELCOME, NEW ARZA MEMBE1lS!

Ron and Susan Berman Steve and Ellen Berrol Stephen and Betty Fass Morton and Janet Fme Craig and Kathy Shaw Fischer Judy and Gerry Goldberg

Murray and Barbara Greenberg lloyd and Mary Ann Korman Randy and Marcia Krakauer Michael and Marilyn Litt Allen and Loretta Shapiro Rabbis Don Weber and Shira Stern

ARZA, the Association of Reform Zionists of America, is the voice of Reform Judaism in IsraeL Family Membership is $20 per year. To join, send your check, payable to Tmlple Rodeph Torah and marked -Por ARZA Membership," to the temple office.

CONGRATIJLATIONS AND MAZAL TOV

to Steven and Beverly Azarchi, on the birth of their daughter, Sarah Beth. to Jennifer Herzog, daughter of Richard and Maxine, on her admission to the National Honor Society. to Ashley Black, daughter of Andrew and Marlene, on her nomination for the Recook Human Rights

Award, presented by the Anti-Defamation League. to Ellen Szarpanski, on the Asbury Park Press' wonderful editorial describing her method of teaching about

elections in her Red Bank. Cooperative Nursery School class. to Sharyn Bagnasco, on the opening of her new location of "Sharyn's Handbag Showroom" in the Willow

Point Mall. to Rabbi Don Weber, on his re-election as Captain of the Morganville First Aid Squad.

� 011. are Confio[{y In'lJitd We invite you to share our happiness on this special occasion as our daughter, Brooke, celebrates her Bat Mitzvah on Saturday, January 11, 1992, at 10:00 a.m. Please join us for the Oneg following services.

Harvey and Anne Messinger

OUll CONDOLENCES

to Edith and Robert Pincus, on the death of Edith's sister, Helen Kappe1man. to Susan, Jim, Chad and Morgan Doria, on the death of Susan's mother, Jean Goldman. to Jay, Gail, Matthew and Shane Davis, on the death of Jay's father, Marvin Davis. to Ken, Nancy, Sandy and Brett Lazaroff, on the death of Ken's mother, Eleanor Helen Lazaroff. to Joel, Marcia, Heather, Geoff and Kara Borshof, on the death of Joel's uncle, David Berger.

"ZicbroI1IlZ1l LiJoTllCbIi' - May their memory be a blessing to all who knew them.

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CONTRIBUTIONS

Mr. & Mrs. I. Zeltzer, in memory of Ben Carlin

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Phyllis, Henry, Rachel and Sara Levenstein, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Josh Sternberg Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Schwarz Helen and Herb Decker, in memory of Helen and Gilbert Kapple:man, sister and brother-in-law of

Edith Pincus Alice and Ken Helrich, in memory of Helen and GiIbert Kappleman, sister and brother-in-law of

Edith Pincus Marsha, Howie, Jessica and Adam Schwartz, in memory of Helen and Gil Kapple:man, sister and

brother-in-law of Edith Pincus Nina, Rich, Emily and Pam Grossman:

in memory of David Berger, uncle of Joel Borshof in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Scott Franblau

. Sheri and Richard Binder: in memory of Teddy Binder in memory of Steve Rubin's son

Sheryl, Bruce, Jonathan and Michelle Cooper, in memory of Milton Trencher Loretta Shapiro, in appreciation of Sheryl Cooper for her help all year long Susan, Ron, Tracy and Lisa. Berman, with best wishes for the speedy recovery of Alicia Quint Vanessa Sherman, in appreciation of Nina Grossman and Phyllis Schussler Mr. &. Mrs. Irving Zeltzer, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson, Jeremy Levine Alice and Pierre Wertheimer:

in memory of Harry Allen in memory of Phil Lorberfeld

TO mE GENERAL FUND

Herbert Decker

TO mE J.1B1lARY FUND

Sheryl, Bruce, Jonathan and Michelle Cooper, with best wishes for the speedy recovery of Fran Robby's mother

Susan, Tony, Matt and Adam Iorlano, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Jeremy Levine Pam Lippman, in memory of the husband and mother-in-law of Estelle Abramson Pam, Stan, Genna and Keri Lippman:

in memory of Rachel Leah Freedman, Irving Fretdman, Samuel Raven and Frances Bernard in honor of the 5200 wedding anniversary of Anne and BeD Raven with best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Abbe, Marty and David Tackel

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OONIRlBUDONS, continued

TO THE PItAYERBOQK FUND

Phyllis, Henry, Rachel and Sara Levenstein, with best wishes for the speedy recovery of Alicia Quint Ellen and Stewart Golden, in memory of Dave Brokowsky

TO RABBI WEBER'S mSCRE110NARY FUND

Lynn and Jerry Sternberg, in honor of Joshua's Bar Mitzvah Karen and Brian Halpern, in honor of the Bn"t Hayyim of Alyson Halpern Helen and Herb Decker, with best Hanukkah wishes to a needy family Mindy and Charles Kavitsky, in memory of Charles Goldsmith Mindy and Charles Kavitsky, in memory of Samuel Selfon Edith and Robert Pincus, in memory of Helen and Gilbert Kappelman

TO mE RELIGIOUS SCBOOL EQUIPMENT FUND

Robert Weinberg, with thanks and best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Barbara Klein and Jen Leader Michael Weinberg, with thanks and best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Susan Berman Sharon Quint, with thanks and best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Rabbi Weber and Marian Gorman Daniela Quint, with thanks and best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Barbara Klein Susie Siegel, in honor of Phyllis Schussler and Nina Grossman, two caring and inspiring 5th grade teachers Rachel Finkelstein, in appreciation of Barbara Klein and to wish her a Happy Chanukah Jonathan Cooper, with thanks and best wishes for a Happy Chanukah to Nina Grossman and

Phyllis Schussler Marc Sokoloff, with best wishes for a Happy Olanukah to N"ma Grossman and Marian Gorman

TO mE TEMPLE BEAUDFJCATIQN FUND

The Grainer Family, in honor of Shelly Grainer and the Ocsign Committee

WIlJ.NEJVWElNSTBIN EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENT FUND

Brad Pack, in honor of Barbara Klein and Sandra Resnick with best wishes for a Happy Chanukah Danny Pack, in honor of Shelly Grainer and Amy Dorfman with best wishes for a Happy Chanukah Shelley, Marc, Aliza. and Brett Willner:

with best wishes for the speedy recovery of Erik Pachter with best wishes for the speedy recovery of Esther Samuelson, mother of Susan Berman

A form for tb� wishing to make contnbutions to Temple Rodepb Torah wiD be found on Page 17.

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• WET'JIANX. mpsE PEOrl,E. WHO FULFILLED mEIR 1991 mGU BQJJDAY PI·EDGES

Steven and Leslie Berlin Elaine Derector Howard and Brenda Derector James and Susan Doria Craig and Kathy Fischer Irvin and Judy Freilich Richard and Maxine Herzog Jonathan and Donna Hirsch Gladys K.efkowitz Michael and Ellen Leader

Ira and Alice Musante Samuel and Phyllis Schussler Howard and Marsha Schwartz Ira and Robin Sherman

Harold and Barbara Sprechman Peter and Bonnie Sugarman Natan and Bani Tabak Thomas and Nancy Tsue Robert and Sandra Weiss

Contributions received after December 10th will be listed in next month's Newsletter.

I YAHRZEITS' I DATE DECEASED SHABBAT OBSERVANCE 113-4: 111 Haim Goldberg 112 Michael Maroua 112 Rose Markowitz Nathanson ..

SHABBAT OBSERVANCE 1/10-11: 116 Stephen J. Derris .. 116 William Ringer 116 Ruth Pines .. 117 Isadore Koch 117 Jane Myers 118 Irving Siegel 119 Jeanette Hurewitz 1/10 Sylvia Maden 1111 Ruth Heitt

SHABBAT OBSERVANCE 1/17-18: 1/13 Tedi KenofT 1114 Abe Brandes 1116 David Dewey Seifter •

1116 Jack Fireman 1116 Shelly Kret 1/18 Gertrude Blank •

1118 Philip Lester

REMEMBEllED BY

Marlene Shapiro Barbara Klein nene Fireman & Phyllis Levenstein

Sandy Derris Arlene Aglilnick Judy Freilich Marder Family Ralph Garfield Barbara Greenberg Norman Hurewitz Ira Maden Maurice Heitt

Arlene Agulnick & Ann Rotter Ronda Binkowitz Roberta Rafaloff William Fireman Loretta Shapiro Ellen Zipkin Jay Davis

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YAHRZEITS. continued

SRABBAT OBSEltV ANCE 1124-15: 1119 Joachim Meyer Linder 1119 Milton Uberty 1120 Morris Korman 1121 Gary Giddins 1122 Meyer Segall 1123 AI Brachfeld 1123 Anna Wotman 1125 Hyman Kaner 1125 Jenny Kutno 1125 Cantor Irving Shelby

SHABBAT OBSEltVANCE 1/31-211: 1126 Adele Greenberg 1127 Edgar Hersh 1129 Ruth Berger •

Marian Zuckerman

Steve Uberty Stephen Korman

Joan Ruffme Robert Segall Gary Brachfe1d Ronda Binkowitz Beverly Cohen Irving Kutno Susan Kutno

Murray Greenberg Barbara Lurie Judy Goldberg

• Indicates the dedication of a plaque on our Memorial Wall

• • •

Jewish tradition suggests that we give TztXlalab to honor the memory of our loved ones who have died.

NEWS LEITER DEADLINE!

FOR THE FEBRUARY ISSUE

PLEASE SUBMIT ALL ARTICLES TO THE TEMPLE OFFICE

BY JANUARY 5th!

Material submitted after that date will appear in the March Newsletter.

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TEMPLE RODEPH TORAH ofWestem Monmouth P.O. Box 125, Mohawk Drive, Marlboro, NJ 07746

TEMPLE CONTRIBUTIONS FORM

__ -:BUIIDING FUND (For the construction of our permanent home) ___ GENERAL FUND (For the maintenance oftcmple programs & activities) __ -:HERZOG CANTORIAL FUND (For the future cantorial needs of the

congregation) ___ ,HIRSCHIROSEN MEMORIAL YOUIH FUND (Provides programs for the youth

of our congregation) ___ LIBRARY FUND (For the purchase of books for our new Library) ___ ,PRA YERBOOK FUND (For the purchase of prayerbooks)

Any amount may be donated to this Fund, but a contribution of $20 or more is required to dedicate a prayerbook.

___ ,RABBrS DISCRETIONARY FUND (Administered by the Rabbi for the benefit of the congregation)+

___ R,ELIGIOUS SCHOOL EQUIPMENT FUND (Provides durable equipment for the Religious School)

__ SISTERHOOD TRIBUTE FUND (To further the work of Sisterhood) __ TEMPLE BEAUTIFICATION FUND (For the purchase of art and aesthetically

pleasing items for our building) __ WILLNERIWEINSTEIN EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENT FUND (Provides interest

income for the Religious School's future)· ••• TREE OF LIFFJMEMORIAL PLAQUES: To celebrate a special occasion by purchasing a leaf for the Tree of Life, or to honor the memory of a loved one who has died, please call the Temple office. A Dedication Form will be sent to you.

• Make checks payable to WlllnerlWeinstein Educational Endowment Fund + Make checks payable to TRT-Rabbi's Discretionary Fund All other fund checks payable to Temple Rodeph Torah

This donation is being made:

In MEMORY of:

In HONOR of:

Donation made by:

Name:

Address:

Acknowledgement to be sent to the following:

Name:

Address:

Contributions of any amount are welcomed, but there is a five dollar minimum for each

acknowledgement you wish sent.

Please refer all questions to our temple offlCe, 308-0055.

YOU ARE INVITED TO A PARTY

AT THE BE-BOP CAFE IN JAMESBURG

SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1992

1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.

LUNCH AND ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDED

ANY TEMPLE RODEPH TORAH CHILD

AGES ii, 12 AND 13 OR GRADES 6, 7 AND 8

COST: $12.00 SPONSORED BY TRT JUNIOR YOUTH GROUP

R.S.V.P. NO LATER THAN JANUARY 17th

Mail to: Michael Litt 12 Carlisle Court Manalapan, Rev Jersey 07726 Tel: 446-1926

Name _______ ___________________________________ _

Tel: __________ ______________ _

Parents: Form your carpools, you can buy your ovn lunch �nd vait or leave

I can drive __________________________________ __

. . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

What's up Sunday, January 26?

Come to the next Men's Club Breakfast, to be held in the Temple Sanctuary on Sunday, January 26, 1992, from 10 AM to 12 Noon.

The theme is, of course, Super Bowl 92. We will have video highlights of past games and video bloopers and blunders on the field.

The breakfast is open to all. The cost is $5 for members and $8 for non-members. You are welcome to join Men's

. Club at the breakfast for $25. There will be a Super Bowl Pool at $5 per box, take one or more boxes and try for cash

. prIzes.

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TRT Sisterhood and Men's Club Present

February 8, 1992

8PM to?

Music and Entertainment by "Jeffrey Craig Entertainment. " There will be door prizes and contests. The cost is $40 per couple and dinner is included. Groups of ten can reserve their own table. If you have questions or want further information, call the Temple Office at 308-0055.

Bob says "No Sand !" Come in summer attire.

Name

Street

Town

Will you bring a dessert? Y or N (please circle one)

Mail to: Barbara Lefkowitz 24 Manor Drive Marlboro, NJ 07746

j TEMPLE RODEPH TORAH'S

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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH 1 PMT04PM

Everything you need to plan your

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ALL NEW SHOW!!!

FREE ADMISSION DOOR PRIZES REFRESHMENTS

Come see it all at

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FOR INFO & DIRECTIONS, CALL 308-0055

We've all talked about how much we need to get away -but now TRT's come up with the answer -

Let's GU!! Start the Spring right with a

WEEKEND AT THE

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(Start early and arrive on Thursday for only $50 per couple extra)

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Everything we need to have the time of our lives -- al/ at one fabulous resort/l

BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDSII

To reserve your accommodations, send the following form with your deposit to Stuart Weinberg, 13 Whittier Drive, Morganville , NJ 07751

For more information, call Herb Decker (972-3172) or Stu Weinberg (972-0664)

Nevele Reservations

NAME: ________ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ADD'LPARTY: ________________ _

ADDRESS : ____ �---------- ADDRESS: __________________ ___

PHONE: ____________________________________ ____ PHONE: ______________________________________ __

$50 per room deposit due by January 31st. Final Payment Due by February 15th.

II of Rooms

II of Children

Make all checks payable to Temple Rodeph Torah

Room Choices Tower Rooms ($380 per couple)

Golden Gate Building ($356 per couple)

Vacationer Building ($336 per Couple)

Thursday Arrival ($50 extra per couple)

Childrens' Rates (In parents' room)

1 to 4 years old ( $64)

5 to 11 years old ($90)

12 to 16 years old ($110)

17 to Adult ($140)

Minus $ 50 per room deposit (due with this form)

TOTAL

AMOUNT DUE BY FEBRUARY 15th

Total $---

January 1992 TElVIPLE RODEPH TORAH of We stem Monmouth

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 1 2 NBW YBAR'S 8:00 Adult Ed.

DAY -Torah for

NO REUGIOUS Beginners-SCHOOL

New Y ...... O'y

5 8 7 8 9 8:00 Jmior Youth 8:00 Adult Ed. 7:30 UAHe Key 8:00 Adult Ed.

Group Committee 8c&innin& Hebrew Leaders' Medina --n., Misbna-

12 13 14 15 18 7:00 IDlamtrrieda' 8:00 Horaiynu 8:00 Sisterhood Board 8:3O.Board of 8:00 Adult Ed.

Group Directors -Torah for

Beginners-

19 20 21 22 23 12:00 JIIIIIIar -m Tdp Martin Luther King Day 8:00 Adult Ed. 8:00 Men's Club 8:00 Adult Ed. 7:!IO Soca1 ,.... CCIIIIIIIiIIIe Martin Luther King. Jr. 8c&innin& Hebrew Medina --n., Misbna-TBACIIJ!IIS· WOUSlmP

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26 27 28 29 30 10:00 YACHAD 8:30 FundraisiDg 8:00 Sisterhood Game 8:30 Conatitution 8:00 Adult Ed. 10:00 Men's Club Committee Ni&ht Committee · -Torah for

Breakfut Begimers-

1:f:�Jl:i�AAH�"WP� In the Cold of Winter, Warm Your Soul at Rodeph Torah!

FRIDAY 3 ' ! 8:00 Family I Sbabbat Service

1 0 7:00 FAMILY

SHABBAT DINNER ' ! 8:30 Sbabbat I Service

17 7:30 Young People's

Shabbat

I ! 8:30 Sbabbat

I Service

24 ' ! 8:30 Sbabbat

I Service

SATURDAY 4 10:00 Service

1 1 10:00 ServicclB&t

Mitzvah of Brooke Meeain&er

18 10:00 Service

25 10:00 Service

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31 ' ! 8:30 Sbabbat I Service

February 1992 TEMPLE RODEPH TORAH of Western Monmouth

SU NDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 10:00 Scrvico

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10:00 YACHAD 8:45 Education 8:00 Adult Ed. 8:30 Ritual 8:00 Adult Ed , ! 8:00 Family 10:00 Service

Committee Beginning Hebrew Committee "The Mialma" I Sblbbat Service 8:00 Sisterhood! Men"s Club Beach Party

9 10 1 1 12 13 14 1 5 10:00 YACHAD 8:00 Sisterhood Board 8:00 Men"s Club 8:00 Adult Ed. 7:30 YOUDJ People"s 10:00 Service 1 :00 BarIBat Mitzvah Unoola'. Birtbday " Torah for Sbabbat

Smwcuc Begimen- , ! 8:30 Sbabbat Super SUDday for UJA I Service

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 7:30 Social Justice Prer1Iideat'. DIy 8:00 Adult Ed. 8:30 Board of NO ADULT ' ! 8:30 Sbabbat 10:00 Service

Committee Beginning Hebrew Directors EDUCATION I Service Wuhiapm·. Bbtbday

I F::<::(::::r:�:�mPQ�::��qm<:):r::::)), 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 10:00 YACHAD 8: 30 Fundrai.ain& 8:00 Sisterhood 8:30 Conatilution 8:00 Adult Ed. , ! 8:30 Sbabbat 10:00 SctvicclBar

Committee General Meeting Committee -The Miahna- I Service Mitzvah of David Bracbfcld

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