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Fri. 5 Mar 2010: 6:15pm: Chag Ha Siddur First Friday 7:15pm: Dinner Sat. 6 Mar 2010: 10:00am: Simchat Shabbat Services & LaBogrut III Sun. 7 Mar 2010: 9:00am: Kehillat Torah 9:30am: Kehillat Torah Space Needs Meeting 9:45am: Adult B'nei Mitzvah: Tanakh & Calendar Wed. 10 Mar 2010: 6:00pm: WBS Women's Seder Yahrzeits for
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Upcoming Events! |
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March Shabbat Chai (Fri. Mar. 19)The Third Friday of Each Month Is Shabbat Chai! Beth Shalom's Entirely Musical, Lively, Toe-Tapping service featuring our Shabband of Guitar, Piano, Flute, Violin, String Bass, Percussion, Mandolin and beautiful Vocals! Join us on Friday, March 19th at 6:15pm for the service. No RSVP is necessary! Bring your own tambourine or borrow one of ours! Havdalah Tot Shabbat (Sat. Mar. 20)On Saturday, February 20th at 4:00pm, join all your friends
for a fun-filled time on Shabbat afternoon! We will tell stories, sing
songs, make art projects, and even eat a delicious snack! It will be
SOOOOOOO much fun! Please RSVP to 855-4882 or rsvp@tbsohio.org by 3/19. Little Friends Of Temple Beth Shalom (Sun. Mar. 21)Join us on Sunday, March 21st at 9:30-10:30am at the home of
Betsy Schuster to be part of a Play Group for Moms/Dads and Children
FOUR and Younger who are members of Temple Beth Shalom! A peanut free
snack and juice box will be provided for the little ones. Please RSVP
to Betsy (eschuster@elslaw.net,
939-1862)
or the Temple Office (rsvp@tbsohio.org). Family Friendly Second Night Seder (Tue. Mar. 30)On Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at Temple Beth Shalom, we will have a light-hearted, fun-filled Passover celebration, where children's activities will include building the pyramids, enduring the 10 plagues, and crossing the Red Sea! Passover & Yizkor Services will be at 5:30 PM, followed by a Seder led by Rabbi Howard Apothaker with music by Nick Ciranni at 6:15 PM. Cost is $25.00 per adult and $15.00 per child (ages 4-12) for the festive, five-course, catered meal. RSVPs are required and must be received no later than Friday, March 26 at 3:00 PM; send a check to make your reservation or call the Temple office at 614-855-4882 to reserve with a credit card. Tribute to Marilyn and Roger Friedman (Sat. May 1)Save the date for a special evening when we honor Marilyn and
Roger Friedman on Saturday May 1, at the Hyatt on Capitol Square, 6:30
p.m. reception, 7:15 p.m. dinner. It's our spring fundraiser and we've
got two stellar speakers lined up: Dr. E. Gordon Gee and Rabbi David
Saperstein. Marilyn and Roger have both shown outstanding leadership at
TBS and in the community - this is our chance to recognize their many
contributions. Watch the mail for your invitation! |
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In Other News...
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Temple Beth Shalom Scrip ProgramScrip is a term that means "substitute money". When you
purchase scrip, you're purchasing negotiable gift certificates and
prepaid cards that are used just like cash. You can use scrip to
purchase everyday expenses like food, clothing, and other
essentials—and with every purchase, you earn revenue for the Temple.
Purchasing scrip is an easy fundraiser in which to participate. You
contribute to the Temple by making regular household purchases you
would make anyway. Groceries, clothing, toys, gifts, even gasoline can
be purchased with scrip. Check with TBS Scrip Coordinator David
Neubauer (253-7654) for the latest participating retailer list, or
visit www.glscrip.com. Then put
your shopping dollars to work for the Temple! Kroger Kosher Market Accepting Meat Orders For Passover 2010/5770The Kroger Kosher Market is now accepting orders for meat for
Passover. An order form is available at http://tbsohio.org/eWindow/KKMPassoverOrderForm2010.pdf
- if you're interested, download the form, fill it out, and send it in
to the Kroger Kosher Market (address provided on the form) by March 15.
If you have any questions, contact Kim or Paul at the Kroger Kosher
Market at (614) 237-0076. Oneg Volunteers NeededPlease help sustain the longstanding TBS tradition of
congregant supplied Oneg Shabbat (the snack after Friday night
services). This is a wonderful way to connect to the TBS community and
it isn't much work. You cut up a few veggies, maybe bake some cookies
(or let Kroger's do the baking for you), possibly some cheese and
crackers. You pick up a challa for the bimah. You come to services a
little early and stay a little later to clean up. You visit with your
fellow congregants, make a few new friends. What could be nicer? You
want help, ask someone to share the work with you or I'll help you line
up a partner. We have several dates available for the upcoming year.
It's a nice way to acknowledge a family yahrzeit or a special event
like a baby naming or an anniversary. Please help carry on this
wonderful TBS tradition. Would like to participate but food preparation
doesn't interest you? You can also make a cash contribution to the Oneg
Fund and we'll have cookie trays and the challa delivered. Contact
Miriam Siegfried (mcsfried@sbcglobal.net,
870-8707
evenings)
to
volunteer
to
provide
a
Friday night Oneg.
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