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1 va Ug ~MttJ'U JJ~D!lJ~,zeez 6J 8~/f' zee5 Xt6Cw, ~wet, 61i«J~ 5765 RELIGIOUS SERVICES FRIDA Y, DECEMBER 6 6:30 p - Chanukah Dinner (see reservation for elsewhere in the bulletin) 7:30 p - Shabbat Service - Faily Chanukah celebration Mebers of the Youth Group will help with the service David Snyder will provide the usic SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 9:30 a - Torah Study 10:30 a - Shabbat Service FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 7:30 p Shabbat Service. Rabbi Kopnick will speak SATURDAY, DECMEBER 14 9:30 a - Torah Study 10:00 a - Tot Shabbat 10:30 a - Shabbat Service FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 7:30 p Shabbat Service Rabbi Kopnick will speak on "Religion in the Public Square: Bah-hubug, or the Constitution" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 NO TORAH STUDY NO MORNING SERVICE SATURDAY,JANUARY 4 9:30 AM - Torah Study 10:30 AM - Shabbat Service FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 6:00 p - Tot Shabbat 6:30 p - Congregational dinner - see reservation for elsewhere in the bulletin 7:30 p - Faily Shabbat Service SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 9:30 a - Torah Study 10:30 a - Shabbat Service FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 7:30 p Shabbat Service SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 9:30 a - Torah Study 10:30 a - Shabbat Service FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 7:30 p Shabbat Service SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 9:30 a - Torah Study 10:30 a - Rachel Stewart Bat Mitzvah FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 7:30 p Shabbat Service FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 7:30 p Shabbat Service Rabbi Kopnick will lead a discussion on the Torah portion SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28 NO TORAH STUDY NO MORNING SERVICE FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 7:30 p Shabbat Service.

2 FROM THE RABBI Rabbi Sandford R. Kopnick I hope you have a joyous Chanukah and a wonderful secular new year! Faithfully, Why Not Study with Us? Others have called us "the people of the book." Our long tradition as a people that values education has led us to wonderful places in our history. Soe in our tradition even suggest that study is akin to prayer-thus aking our tradition of study on Shabbat even ore iportant. Ours has been a tradition where we try to educate everyone in our counity-not just the privileged. Throughout our history Jewish people of all walks of life sat with each other around the Rebbe's tisch (a table where the rabbi sat with students) to learn about the week's Torah portion, a lesson fro Talud, or another Jewish concept. Our adult education coittee and I are trying to develop as any different types of learning situations for our adults as possible. In January, we will be sending our next adult education brochure. In addition to a three-week presentation by Dr. Gary Zola, Executive Director of the Jacob R. Marcus Center of the Aerican Jewish Archives, we will continue our Hebrew classes, and offer two different seinars of 4-weeks each (details to follow). There are two opportunities, however, that I wish to invite you to-iediately. Most Saturday ornings we gather at 9:30 a.. to study the weekly Torah portion. When we gather, we assue no prior experience and have a spirited discussion not just about the Torah portion, but whether it applies to our lives. We consider the voices of our tradition through the idrash and coentaries-and soe odern thinkers, too. It is a wonderful discussion-and we want you to join us! You need not ake a coitent to be there every week. Join us once, onthly, or weekly-we'd love to have you! The second opportunity is our Lunch and Learn progra. On the first Thursday we eet in the conference roo of Office Suites plus on Reed Hartan Hwy in Blue Ash. The Second Thursday of the onth, we gather in a law office in the Bartlett Building in Downtown Cincinnati. We discuss current issues confronting the Jewish counity, the state of Israel, rabbinic response to edical ethics, business ethics, and refor Jewish practice. This is a wonderful chance for you to apply Judais to odern issues and your life! It is an iperative of Jewish life that you learn throughout your life. The exaple we set for our children and grandchildren is wonderful. The greater depth that we achieve when looking for eaning in our own Jewish identity is profound. The tie is now. Sandford R. Kopnick Rabbi MAZAL TOVTO LAURA AND RICK BEASLEY and JIM MILLER on the birth of their daughter and granddaughter, Katie Elizabeth LARRY AND JUDY SMILEY on the engageent of their daughter, Melissa to Larry Jacobson ROBERT AND BARBARA STEWART on the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Rachel and on Daniel's adission to the National Honor Society MISHEBERACH TO LEON SILVERMAN REABELLE EMDIN e OUR SYMPATHY TO DONNA FREEMAN on the death of her Mother, Bertha Naian SUE GREENBERG on the death of her brother-in-law, Dr. Monroe "Chick" Arlen OUR SEVEN HILLS CHORUS FRIENDS on the death of their beloved Director, TOM GENTIL who directed the chorus for over 4 decades. TOT SHABBAT FOR AGES 0-6 SATURDAY DECEMBER 14, 2002 AT 10:00 A.M. AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 2003 AT 6:00 P.M. IN THE GREENBERG SANCTUARYI usio stories puppets joy

3 ;,,-~,,~ ~ «/'<"'../. *~ ADULT EDUCATION: 3-WEEK SEMINAR REFORM INSTITUTE FEATURING DR. GARY ZOLA, Executive Director of the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the Aerican Jewish Archives JANUARY 27 - "CHARLESTON: THE BIRTHPLACE OF AMERICAN REFORM JUDAISM" FEBRUARY 3 - "THE COMMON PLACES IN REFORM JUDAISM'S Conflicting Platfors" FEBRUARY 10 - "SIGNIFICANT PERSONALITIES IN REFORM" Dr. Zola is a historian of Aerican Jewry and a highly regarded expert on the developent of Aerican Refor Judais. He is the author of Isaac Harby of Charleston, a ajor biographical study on the life of one of the founders of the first organized effort to refor Judais in the United States of Aerica. Under Dr. Zola's leadership of the Aerican Jewish Archives, which is the world's largest archival resource which docuents the history of North Aerican, Jewry, the Archives has initiated an ipressive array of innovative projects that have captured the attention of both the Jewish and general counities. On Deceber 6, 1999, Dr. Zola appeared on ABC's "Nightline" progra, which brought the voice and essage of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise to its listeners. The show was propted by the rediscovery of hundreds of aluinu disk recordings that are now being preserved at the AJA. Currently, Dr. Zola is serving as. Chair of the Coission Jor Coeorating the 350''' anniversary oj Jewish counal life in North Aerican ( ). The coission represents a historical collaboration of the Library of Congress, the National Archives, the Aerican Jewish Historical Soci~ty and The Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the Aerican Jewish Archives. Please plan to join us for this outstanding series, which is a gift of Marion and Glenn Derringer in honor of their 35 th wedding anniversary. OUTREACH PROGRAM "NEGOTIATING THE SEASON: CONFRONTING THE DECEMBER HOLIDAYS WITH SENSITIVITY, DIGNITY, AND RESPECT" SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 AT loam A free-flowing discussion aied at helping interarried failies and Jews by choice understand strategies for negotiating what can be a tie of conflicting eotions. The Outreach Coittee is chaired by Heather Oppenheier who will facilitate the discussion with Rabbi Kopnick. The progra will be held in the Sanctuary. 6/Uu- va Ceg CCu6 va Ceg 'Y MnjJU 6~r Mdt4... LUNCH AND PROGRAM MONDAY, DECEMBER Z, %00% 1%:00 NOON AT THE TEMPLE CHANUKAH PROGRAM Music by Rob Tobias Box Lunch - please specify turkey or corned beef cost: $10.00/person ~4ervatwM to Ma,,-4!ia, at: 761-:5555 or r1tuuc to Ma,,-4Iidv~fMn:pU.~1tl/

4 CHANUKAH CELEBRATION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2002 Dinner- 6:30 p Faily Service -- 7:30 p Dinner including Latkes, Menorah Lighting, Chanukah Celebration PLEASE BRING YOUR FAMILY MENORAH TO LIGHT THE CHANUKAH CANDLES CHANUKAH DINNER Reservation For Nae(s) of those attending # of $16 # of $8.50 (12 & under) # of children under 3 (free if not eating a eal) TOTAL AMT. ENCLOSED Send your reservation with your payent to the Teple office by Monday, Nov. 26 so that we can reserve a ~16E: 'e for. yoij! ~n i s,iportant that you ake your reservation early so that we can ake arrangeents with our caterer.. " LUNCH N' LEARN ON THE RUN... FIRST THURSDA Y - Deceber 5. )2:00 Noon-l :00 p.. Sharp! at Office Suites Plus, Reed Hartan Highway in Blue Ash. Contact David Feldstein at for directions. NO SESSION ON JANUARY ~ SECOND THURSDA Y! -Deceber 12, January :00 Noon-l :00 p.. Sharp! Downtown-- 36 E. 4th St., Suite 1210 Corner of 4th and Walnut--Contact Phyllis Bossin at for directions-- - Join us in the Conference roo for "Judais Confronts Conteporary Issues. Always fro a Refor perspective, our discussions will talk about edical ethics, evolving religious ideas, current events and uch ore. Bring your lunch! We'll always end on tie. r@~~~~ Y$ $<ch ~ \?@<c@t~ ~ ~~~@~~ ce@ ~ ~~~@~~ ;J ~~~~r~ ~~ REMINDER... HOLIDAY MITZVAH PROGRAM Volunteers are needed for various hospitals and nursing hoes on Deceber 24 and 25. We fill in while our neighbors celebrate their holiday. Hospitals include Good Saaritan, Hospice, Deaconess, Christ and Bethesda North. Make this a faily affair - Do a itzvah - it feels good! To say that you will volunteer, or for ore inforation, please contact Gail Lewin at or or eail her at glewin@dcde.dca.il by DECEMBER 7. Thanks for your support. You will be glad you participated! If you are planning to eat pizza at the Teple on Tuesday nights, it would be appreciated if you would let us know by Monday afternoon so that we can place our order. Thanks. MEN'S CLUB DOINGS DINNER -- Join ebers of the Men's Club for dinner on Wednesday, Deceber 18 at 6:30 p at Sturkey's Restaurant on Wyoing Avenue. Call Ivan Taarkin to RSVP, SPEAKER ON ISRAEL -- SAVE THE DATE -- MARCH 3, 2003 The Men's Club will sponsor a progra on March 3, 2003, which will feature a speaker on Israel. The evening will begin at 6:00 p with a lite dinner furnished by the Men's Club, followed by the speaker at 7:00 p. Everyone is welcoe to attend.

5 I \ I I Mrs. Laurie Marks Mr.. Corey Denha Mr. Ada Schiberg Mr. Michael Bluestein Mr. Randy Russell Mrs. Eily Isaacs Mr. David Austin Ms. Jessica Dreskin Mrs. Judy Silveran Ms. Rachel Ran Mrs. Martha Schiberg Mrs. Barbara Stewart Ms. Suzanne Firestone Mrs. Helen Spieler Mr. AndrewAann Ms. Rachel Stewart Mrs. Jean Aber Mrs. Dianne Rabe Mrs. Joanne Cohen Mr. Fred Friedan Mr. Michael Schwartzan Mr. Jordan Youkilis Mrs. Jewel Schaen Mr. Arthur Rabinowitz Mr. Jacob Lyon Mrs. Lily Lieban Mr. Alan Schneider Ms. Sydney Dornheggen Mrs. Carol Spritzer Mr. Daniel Valentini Mrs. Mae Cohen Ms. Leah Reynolds t I f ;.L..o ~...,. Mr. Robert Depsey Mr. Jerry Erndin Mr. Nicholas Fritzhand Mrs. Helen Levy Ms. Sarah Sterner Mrs. Marcia Depsey Mrs. Itzel Lieberan Dr. Leon Silveran Ms. Carol Kraberg-Walker Ms. Rachel Schwartzan Ms. Jessica Lewis Mrs. Susan Price Mr. Richard Kuhr Mrs. Susan Trenkap Mr.. Grant Doheggen Mr. Willia Eisenberg Ms. Monica Valentini Mr. Thoas Sheran Mr. Elliot Spieler Mrs. Donna Edell Mr. Kenneth Berg Mrs. Jean Ehrle Ms. Jacqueline Rabe Mr. Stan Shuck Mrs. Randi Soloon Mr. Karl Zellhuber Mr. Drew Abras Mrs. Jeanette Weinberg Dr. Theodore Striker 1J'EC'EM'8'E1( ;t1.nn'jve1(s;t1.'rj'es 16 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cohen 17 Mr. & Mrs. Rich Edell 18 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Schneider 21 Ms. Diane Engber & Mr. Leslie Chard, II 22 Mr. & Mrs. A Bortz 23 Mr. & Mrs. To Youkilis 26 Mr. & Mrs. Jaes Chalfie 30 Dr. & Mrs. Leon Silveran ');t1.n1j;t1.1(1f ;t1.nn?ve1(s;t1.'rj'es 2 Mr. & Mrs. Julius Saslow 5 Mr. & Mrs. Harris Sutter 19 Mr. & Mrs. Reid Aaron 25 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Ste 26 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ran RETREATS FOR GRADES 4-6 AND GRADES 7-8 AND FAMILY EDUCATION BIG SUCCESSESS! Our Religious School is having a great year! Our faculty consists of long-tie teachers, a few new faces, and soe wonderful HUC-JIR students. Together, they are giving our children a wonderful year! In October, the students in grades 7-8 spent an over-night at the Goldan Union Cap outside of Indianapolis. With Indiana University students as songleader and counselors, the progra was wellplanned by our rabbinic intern, David Locketz. Rabbi Kopnickjoined the group on Saturday. In Noveber, Grades 4-6 went to GUCI for a day-long Shabbaton. Also well attended, this day-long retreat featured services, educational prograing on the thee, "prayer," and lots of tie for fun. Our faily education progra is now in full swing. Those in interediate and iddle-school grades have already had at least one session with Kari Fields, our faily education teacher or Rabbi Kopnick and David Locketz. Spread the word--our religious school is a very exciting place to learn about Judais! Please note--while Laura Beasley is on aternity leave, questions and concerns should be directed to David Locketz or Rabbi Kopnick.

6 SPONSOR AN ONEG SHABBAT JOINT PROGRAM -- The Sisterhoods of Wise, Rockdale, Sholo and Valley Teple are planning a joint education and social progra for Thursday, Deceber It h, 7p, Wise Teple. Ellen Cooper-Ried, Children's Defense Fund - State of Ohio will be the featured speaker. MEETINGS - Sunday, Deceber 8 and Sunday, January 12 at 10:00 a PLEASE JOIN US!!! HELP THE TEMPLE RAISE MONEY WHILE YOU SHOP ATTENTION DILLONVALE IGA SHOPPERS! Did you know that your cash register receipts are worth oney to the Religious School? If you shop at Dillonvale IGA, all you need to do is save your register receipts and either ail the to Jenny Broh, 8440 Springvalley Drive, 45236, drop the off at the Teple office, or call Jenny at to have the receipts picked up. It's an easy way to provide funds that help to provide for the little extras for our students. For ore inforation about the Dillonvale IGA School Rebate progra, call Jenny, or Laura Beasley. (We have already received our first check for this project!. Thanks to Jenny for chairing it!) KROGER/JUNGLE JIM GIFT CERTIFICATES Did you know that the Kroger and Jungle Ji Gift Certificate Progra is the Sisterhood's priary fundraising activity? Certificates can be purchased in sall or large denoinations and ake great gifts. You can also be a onthly participant -- tell Caren how uch you would like to purchase, she will ail you the coupons and you ail her a check. Please consider participating in this iportant progra. For ore inforation, please contact Caren Kovarsky at DOUGH FOR FUNDS What could be better than a war bagel with your favorite crea cheese or how about a Sourdough Baguette or Focaccia bread to spice up your sandwich? The Sisterhood has discount coupons that can be used at any Panera Bread location. Coupons can be purchased for $7.00. To get your coupons, please call Caren Kovarsky at It is our tradition to have ebers sponsor an Oneg Shabbat which is the reception following services to celebrate the joy of the Sabbath. This is a lovely way to honor a special occasion, reeber a loved one or for no occasion at all. It is not a large coitent - please help us aintain this war and friendly custo. You can bake your favorite "goodies" or have the ordered. For ore inforation, or to say that you will host an Oneg, please call Wendy at the Teple office, Our thanks to the following who have hosted recent onegs: TOM AND ALISON YOUKILIS in honor of their son, Jordan's Bar Mitzvah MARION AND GLENN DERRINGER in honor of their 35 th wedding anniversary PHYLLIS BOSSIN JOHN AND JEAN AMBER, LEE AND MARTHA SCHIMBERG, HELEN AND MARTY LEVY AND RABBI SOL AND SUE GREENBERG in honor of their 25 th anniversary of adult B'nai Mitzvah JEFF AND LAURIE MARKS THE SMALL CONGREGATIONS DEPARTMENT OF THE UAHC CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO THE a~t1c' ~ell C'ongr~getion$ C'onf{Zr{Znc{Z May 1-4, 2003 Sheraton Westport Hotel, St. Louis, MO This is Valley Teple's opportunity to join like-inded congregational lay leaders fro all over the United States and Canada as we celebrate Shabbat and the vitality of sall congregational life. We will have the opportunity to network, learn, and share challenges and successes with one another and with those of the UAHC staff and UAHC Board leaders. This is a "just for us" conference; designed like the UAHC biennial but only for congregations of fewer than 250 eber units. There will be late evening entertainent along with early orning tefilah for those who love to celebrate their lewishness. Sisterhood, Brotherhood, and NFTY will sponsor workshops designed specifically for aking these groups a ore vital part of sall congregational life. It does not get any better than this, so if you are interested in being a delegate, please contact Jeff Marks to have your nae added to the Valley Teple roster. For ore inforation about the conference, contact the Departent of Sall Congregations: ; or e-ail sallcong@uahc.org Jenny Broh, can tell you ore about the work of this departent, and how we can effectively tap into the resources that the Union of Aerican Hebrew Congregations has to offer us.

7 We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to our Teple Funds TO THE RABBI'S DISCRETIONARY FUND In eory of Billy Hendel, fro Glenn and Marion Derringer; In eory of Barbara Ensel, in honor of Rabbi Kopnick as a teacher and friend, in eory of Gertrude Levinstein, in eory of Billy Hendel, fro Laura and Sa Lobar and Faily; In eory of Gertrude Levinstein, fro Sue and George Trenkap, Jeff and Laurie Marks, Meredythe and George Flynn; In honor of Rabbi Kopnick's help with Jordan Youkilis' Bar Mitzvah,fro To and Alison Youkilis In eory of Sanford Cline, fro David and Sharon Feldstein; In honor of the arriage of Mr. and Mrs. David Clark; fro Leslie and Bernie Reiss TO THE SEINSHEIMER MUSIC FUND In honor of Jay Levinson's Bar Mitzvah, in eory of Bill Levenson;fro Carolyn Levine TO THE RELIGIOUS SCHOOL LIBRARY FUND In eory of Billy Hendel, in eory of Margaret Kheleier,fro Laurel and Marvin Fischbau; In eory of Bill Levenson, in eory of Bess Kaufan, grandother of Jancy Jaslow, in honor of Wendy Walsh's 20 years of service;fro Jancy Jaslow and Don Lewis TO THE IRVIN AND JANET MAKRAUER MEMORIAL RITUAL FUND In honor of Glenn and Marion Derringer's 35 th wedding anniversary, Fro Lauren and Alvin Fox TO THE SOCIAL ACTION FUND In eory of Margaret Kehleier, In eory of Gertrude Levenstein, Fro Judge Heather Stein Russell, Randy, Taylor and Graha Russell TO THE JANE MUNICK MEMORIAL GARDEN FUND In eory of Barbara Ensel, in eory of Murray Levine, in eory of Morton Paul; fro Stan and Fran Cohen; In honor of Isaac George Fegelan, fro Alice Fegelan TO THE FRANCIE BROWN MEMORIAL OFFICE FUND In eory of Billy Hendel, fro Donna Goodan TO THE ESTELLE WIGSER FLOWER FUND In eory of Mollie Finkel, in eory of Naoi Frankel, in eory of Syd Gottlieb, fro Estelle Wigser A contribution was received fro Jacquie Kih In appreciation of the lovely High Holy Day services. GOLDMAN UNION CAMP INSTITUTE For the Tie of Your Life! Join other capers for an aazing suer of Judais, fun, friends and spirit. GUCI is a place where children experience what it's like to live, learn and grow with other Jewish children. Their self-iage and Jewish identity is enhanced by being a part of a counity that includes rabbis, cantors, Jewish educators, rabbinic students and young people who have chosen to spend their suer working at the cap. The staff works all year to plan an unforgettable suer for your child. The progra includes a creative curriculu of Jewish history and Hebrew in addition to sports, social events and special outings. Your child will live in a spacious cabin nestled under tall trees with appro x fifteen other children of the sae age along with dedicated and caring counselors. Healthy, well-balanced kosher-style eals, paths for hiking through the woods, a beautiful aquatic coplex, a agnificent 50 foot Alpine tower on their large athletic field are all waiting for your child's arrival. Want to know how uch fun it is -- just ask ebers of the Buckingha, Walsh, Sass, Kopnick or Waits failies! Sessions fill up quickly so send your application in ASAP. For schola'rships, contact Rabbi Kopnick. your contributions to the Tey{e :Tunas have arrowed' us to yurchase: Pifot Prayerbooks :Materia{s for refigious scfioof Scfiofarsfiiys for cay :Musicians for tfie fiigfi fiofy aays :Materia{s for tfie youtfi retreats.j'tauft 'Eaucation syeakers and ateria{s (juest usician on :Jriaay Night 1300ks for our new fifjrary And' ore... Thank you for so generous{y suyyorting the tribute tunas of the Tey{e!

8 Deceber 2002 De<eber 2002 January 2003 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S $ $ $ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Deceber I RELIG SCHOOL VACATION 12:00p Silver Club 6:30p Adult Hebrew 12:00p lunch N learn Blue 6:30p Chanukah Dinner 9:30a Torah Study luncheon 6:30p RS Dinner Ash 7:30p Shabbat Service 10:30a Shabbat Service 7:00p RS Hebrew Closs 6:30p level 2 Ad Hebrew 7:30p Adult Education ~ 9:45a Religious School 6:30p Adult Hebrew 12:00p lunch N learn 7:30p Shabbat Service 9:30a Torah Stud y 10:00a Sisterhood Mtg 6:30p RS Dinner Downtown 10:00a Tot Shabbal 10:30a 7th & 8th Gr 7 :00p RS Hebrew Closs 6:30p level 2 Ad Hebrew 10:30a Shabbot Service Faily Ed Class 7 :30p Adult Education 8:00p 7th & 8th Gr Chatroo P Ie :45a Religious School 6:30p Adult Hebrew 6:30p Men's Club 6:30p level 2 Ad Hebrew 7 :30p Shabbat Service No Morning Shabbat Service 10:00a Outreach Progra 6:30p RS Dinner Dinner@Sturkeys No Torah Stud y 7:00p RS Hebrew Closs 7:30p Adult Education 7:30p Boord Mtg ~ 2 28 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL VACATIOt Holiday Mitzvah Progra Holiday Mitzvoh Progra 6:30p level 2 Ad Hebrew 7 :30p Shabbat Service No Morning Shabbol Service No Torah Stud y 29 3C 31 RELIGIOUS SCHOOL VACATIOt.

9 January 2003 January 2003 February 2003 M W M W \ Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday January :00p Lunch N Learn Blue 7:30p Shabbat Service 9:30a Torah Study Ash 10:30a Shabbat Service 6:30p Level 2 Ad Hebrew I 5 t :45a Religious School 6:30p RS Dinner 12:00p Lunch N Learn 6:00p Tot Shabbat 9:30a Torah Study 6:30p Adult Hebrew Downtown 6:30p Congregational 10:30a Shabbat Service 7:30p Adult Education 6:30p Level 2 Ad Hebrew Dinner 7:30p RS Hebrew Class 7:30p Faily Shabbat Service th & 8th Gr Retreat 6:30p RS Dinner 6:30 p Level 2 Ad Hebrew 7:30p Shabbat-Service 9:30a Torah Sludy 9:45a Religious School 6:30p Adult Hebrew 8:00p 71h & 8th Gr 10:30a Shabbat Service 10:00a Sisterhood Meeting 7:30p Adult Education Chatroo 7:30 p RS Hebrew Class ReliQious School Vocation Martin l uther King Holiday 6:30p RS Dinner 6:30 p Level 2 Ad Hebrew 7:30p Shabbat Service 9:30a Torah Study 6:30p Adult Hebrew 10:30a Rachel Slewart Bat 7:30p Adult Education Mitzvah 7:30p RS Hebrew Closs 7:30p Board Mtg th & 8th Gr Class 7 :30 p Dr. Gary 6:30p RS Dinner 6:30p Level 2 Ad Hebrew 7:30p Shabbat Service 9:45a Religious School Zola-Speaker 6:30p Adult Hebrew 7 :30p Adult Education 7 :30p RS Hebrew Closs ---

10 FAMILY SHABBAT DINNER and SERVIOE Friday, January 10, :00 p - Tot Shabbat 6:30 p - Congregational Shabbat Dinner 7:30 p - Faily Shabbat Servtoe Join together as a congregation as we share a very special Shabbat 1eal. Catered dinner including traditional Shabbat challah, candle and vine blessings. Naes of those attending :l> o o :::0 (f) (f) (f) :::0 < () :::0 o c (f) -i o o ~*:E<::Ofu'r.-ocn cn (");:.>'-1.., (l) III (l) =l:... III a III -. - J: c: ~ * ::l ::l ~..,!:i s. 0" 6. * ::::s UI (II~ o.-;,"(l)lllo (l) I"'" en * '< III (l) '< OJ r a a * _. en < =:" :::::j*:e3 OJS:ro O::l a.* 5'0» ::J == * [I) [I) ~ [I) rn R- -; ::0 Ql ~. r ~(l)" *(ijx,,"x-ro '. _::::s A. o.::j i *::r s s Yl ~ N G) A * ~-. CO (0 - -"' 0... ~ gepls:ffi~qii?lll-g g 0 [-< ~ < <: * 3 ~ 3 ~ CD 0-5- o J: a. -I (l) ~ 01 *"2. (11- en a: U S!.!!l?' :.. "C ~ (I) = ro () 00 ro Q ~. <p ::0 U1 _. s:: (I) ro *»ECD";lo(") [I) * N" 3(1) *0.0-'" -3"ii?0-*~(1)~ ~ () 5 CD" 0- S!. U1!D _ * ~. ::r 8. g. 3 S!. * 8!D id * ~ ~. 'U * 380*[1)'0.., <:!: 3 3 0*o!!l~ a 3 *..,!!l en -. ::l ;:::;: * * g ;l ~ fii # of $18.00 # of $9.00 # of children under 3 (free if not eating, a eal) TOTALAMT. ENCLOSED LET US RESERVE A PLACE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY! Send your reservation with your payent to the Teple office by Monday, January 6 so that we can reserve a place for you!. It is iportant that you ake your. reservation early so that we can ake arrangeents with our caterer.. -::l- :: =- - n:r::?':: HQt-< Zn:x:- ~IQ He., Ht-< O~H :r:: t:i1 ~~.t>a~ tjlf-'t-< tv tvn at-< H ~ ~ 0 Z :x:- c::: /:I:1 'U 0 Z. c 0 Z :::0 0!ZlZ s: Z 'U'U -f Z-UO:::o Z ~:l>c/)o 0 -O -f:!! -» -I N o G)O VJ VJ I :;o VJ o G)