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Womens League of Temple Beth Sholom

For Women of All Ages and Women at All Stages

January/February 20

CONTENTS: ! Presidents Message 2 ! Membership/TF 3 S.I.G.s Convention Reports 5-6 Tributes 7-8 ! Lets Celebrate 9

SAVE THESE DATES!

WLTBS 2012-13

JANUARYNOTICE: The January Health Pane

has been cancelled.

11 CIRCLE OF PRAYERS 10:45 AM - Noon14 ROSH CHODESH 7-9PM

FEBRUARY

8 CIRCLE OF PRAYERS 10:45 AM - Noon11 ROSH CHODESH 7-9PM17 TORAH FUND BRUNCH23 Hag Purim MARCH8 CIRCLE OF PRAYERS 10:45 AM - Noon12 ROSH CHODESH 7-9PM25 Hag Pesach

APRIL17 WLTBS Elections / Program 10AM-Noon at TBS

MAY18 WLTBS Shabbat / Installatio22 WLTBS Donor Brunch 10AM-12:30PM

WLTBS Board Meetings are the firsWednesday of the month at 10AM

unless otherwise noted.

Editor: Melanie Greenber

WLTBS is ONLINE:LIKE our page on FACEBOOK

Womens League ofTemple Beth Sholom Las Veg

www.wltbs.orgwltbslv@gmail.com

or www.sholombook.com

The WLTBS Nominating CommitteeWe welcome your suggestions for women to fill openings for

our Board of Directors and Officers for the term beginningJuly 1, 2013. Please contact Blanche Meisel, WLTBS Nominating

Committee Chair, by Sunday, January 6, 2013 with yourrecommendations. WLTBS Board Members must be members

in good standing of both Womens Leagueand Temple Beth Sholom.

WE NEEDED YOU,AND YOU ANSWERED

OUR CALL!Thank you to each of the volunteerswho gave of their time, energy and

expertise to help make theWL Convention 2012 the best ever!We are so grateful for your support!

Melanie Greenberg & Brenda KatzConvention Co-Host Liaisons

Barbara Lukasiewicz Kim Memar WLTBS President Vendor Co-Chair

SPECIAL THANKS:

To our Clergy and Staff for their time, encouragement and support.Rabbi GoodmanHazzan Menes

Carol Jeffries (gets the above and beyond award)

Sonia AdelmanJack AdelmanMarilyn Barkan

Sheila BloomfieldSusie Bramhall

Elissa BurdaShelley Carroll

Barbara ChozahinoffMarsha Cohen

June ColodnyStella Finck

Laurie FrankoffRichard Frankoff

Terri Genzer

Liz GoodmanSheryl HonigLois JosephDiane Kaiser

Jerry Katz

Carol KaufmanJackie Kramer

Charlotte KuklinStacy Lelah

Racheal Mastel

Rebekkah MastelBlanche Meisel

Fred MemarMargot Menes

Merle Mitzmacher

Audrey PlotkinLarry Plotkin

Lillian RadomskyMike RadomskyHera Rosenthal

Marci SeltzerSharry Solomon

Joan WeilDevra Weiss

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For over 90 years,Womens League has servedas a vital arm to Conservative

Synagogues throughout the wor

At Temple Beth Sholom:

WL supports our synagogue familyspiritually, materially and socially.

WL enriches its members with Jewisheducation and encourages religious

observances, Jewish home practices anattendance at services.

WL provides a convenient place for TBSmembers and the community to shop at t

Schwartz Judaica Shop.

WL supports the Torah Fund Campaighelping future clergy and educators

of our Movement.

WL supports the Conservative/MasortMovement throughout the world as well

special emergency assistance in thecommunity and worldwide.

Thanks to your membership,WL provides financial support to:

Judy and Ronald MackSchool of Religious Studies

Sandra and Stanley MallinEarly Childhood Education Center

Solomon Schechter Day School

Bnei Mitzvah gifts (Chumash)

LDor VDor (Senior program at TBS)

March of the Living

Purim Carnival

Temple Beth Sholom

USY (United Synagogue Youth)

Torah Fund

Special emergency assistance in thecommunity and the world

Your WLMembership Includes:

The Vision Newsletter, a 10% discount aSchwartz Judaica Shop, a card on you

birthday/anniversary, a lower fee at mos

events, great friends & fun!

Page 2PRESIDENTS MESSAGEby Barbara Lukasiewicz, WLTBS President The MISSION of

Womens League of TBSis to create a caring community

women that celebrates andperpetuates Conservative/MasoJudaism in their lives, homes an

synagogue. Through service,

education, tzedakahand observance, we reinforce obonds with Jews locally, nationa

in Israel and worldwide.

At the start of a new secular year, Womens League knows eventhough the fiscal years completion is only six months away, we are in fullswing planning events for each months activities. The past year was specialin so many ways for WLTBSit brought Womens League members from allover the U.S. and Canada to Las Vegas for our 2012 International WomensLeague Convention. These women were able to meet many of our capablesisters and thanked us often at convention for our part in adding to itssuccess.

WLTBS members constructed all of the beautiful table centerpieceswhich were on display at each delegates breakfast, lunch and dinner table.We also began Chai Tunes, a Special Interest Group, to write lyrics for alively welcome song we sang and rapped to kick off Convention! OurWomens League members were asked to help in many other ways andbecause we gave our best, we have been recognized and thanked again andagain by Womens League International President Rita Wertlieb, ConventionChair Faye Laveson, Convention Program Chair Margie Miller, and HonoraryConvention Chair Blanche Meisel. These women thanked me numeroustimes on how smoothly everything went for them while working with us! Theythink highly of WLTBS women!

Convention offered many informative lectures and sessions at theJ.W. Marriott, we often wanted to be several places at the same time so wewouldnt miss a thing. There are many take-aways from Convention and Iimagine each of us has our own favorites to share. For me, one such momentwas when author/lecturer, Ron Wolfson, spoke of the importance of positiverelationships. He believes every synagogue should be working on them,since good relationships with congregants keep synagogue doors open.Wolfson reminded us when families join they want to make friends. WLTBS

recognizes the importance of supportive environments and relationships.The Mission Statement of WLTBS is to create a caring community ofwomen that celebrates and perpetuates Conservative/Masorti Judaism intheir lives, homes and synagogue. Through service, education, tzedakah, andobservance, we reinforce our bonds with Jews locally, nationally, in Israel,and worldwide.

We are a multigenerational, inclusive group of women who bothwelcome and invite you to join us! New women are joining each month andthere is a reason we are growing so quickly.we genuinely care aboutWomens League and know you will feel right at home as a member ofWLTBS! The next six months will pass quickly and summer will be here in no

time at all, dont let another WLTBS attraction pass you by when you canenjoy the camaraderie of sisters! At our membership brunch last fall, ayoung mom shared with me that every time she attends one of our events,she is reminded just how much she enjoys them and being with us.

Find out for yourself why Womens League is an active, growing, vitalpart of Temple Beth Sholomit is in large part because of our women andthe inclusive environment weve created. Torah Fund and Donor luncheonplans are already underway and there is so much more. Join us and becomea valued member of a very large and prestigious worldwide organizationnamed WOMENS LEAGUE. Womens Leagueits all about therelationships and friendships!

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MEMBERSHIP FORM 2012-2013

____________________________________________________________________________________

Name Name of Spouse____________________________________________________________________________________

Address

City

State

Zip____________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Cell EmailBirthday ______________ Anniversary _______________

I Prefer: Morning / Afternoon / Evening programs Check appropriate box below: (Make check payable to WLTBS)

Basic Membership $36 / $50 for non TBS members New TBS Member: No charge the first year for new TBS Members I will be a WLTBS Sponsor:" Chaver Membership $136 /$150 Non TBS Member (Includes $100 towards Donor and listing in The Vision)" Chai Membership $236 /$250 Non TBS Member (Includes $200 towards Donor and listing in The Vision)

All WL Memberships include The Vision Newsletter, a 10% discountin the Schwartz Judaica Shop, a card on your birthday/anniversary, alower fee/sometimes free for most events and great friends and fun!

Contact: Carole Kainen, Membership VP at 804-1333 x 100 orelephantemeralds@aol.com

Chai:Audrey Adams Plotkin

Shirley ChaplinMarion Davidson

Bernice Friedman

Flora Mason

Marci Murdock

Chaver:Adele Baratz

Shelley Berkley

Bonnie Berkowitz

Sheila BloomfieldHarriet Elisofon

Bobbi Feinstein

Susan Garber

Lilian Glicken

Brenda Katz

Claudia Kneitinger

Beth Miller

Sylvia Schwartzer

Priscilla Schwartz-HodesRhea Shervan

Allyn Shulman

Marcy Simon

Faye Steinberg

Suzanne Steinberg

Hillary Torchin

Jacque Turshinsky

Sally Venger

Devra WeissLinda Wilner

THANK YOUWLTBS MEMBERSHIP

SPONSORS

MEMBERSHIPWELCOME TO MORE NEW WLTBS MEMBERS

Ester Engel & Jennifer Hirsch

IMPORTANT:IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE

WHO IS NOT RECEIVING EMAILOR EVITES FROM WLTBS,

PLEASE EMAILwltbslv@gmail.com or

CALL MELANIE AT 768-0936WITH THEIR NAME &

EMAIL ADDRESS.

MAZEL GREETINGS SPONSORSLinda Catalan Sklar ~ Barbara Chozahinoff ~ Bernice Friedman

Florence Frost ~ Melanie Greenberg ~ Carole Kainen

Marcia Klein Marx ~ Stacy Lelah ~ Barbara Lukasiewicz

Karen Meppen ~ Lillian Radomsky ~ Nancy Rosten

Gail Schlossberg ~ Priscilla Schwartz-Hodes

Marci Seltzer ~ Faye Steinberg ~ Heidi Straus

TORAH FUNDby Blanche Meisel, Special Gifts Chair

Lillian Radomsky, Torah Fund VP

To make your tax deductable Torah Fund contribution beforethe end of 2012, contact Lillian Radomsky at 942-3251 or email

lillian@radomsky.orgMark Your Calendars for February 17th

Big Birthday Bash coming up!!! Torah Fund is 70!!!The annual Torah Fund Event will be at Temple Beth Sholom wherewell celebrate with song, film, fun, and a fabulous catered brunch.

Maybe even a birthday present for everyone!!! Invites will be outmid-January. We are expecting a big crowd so respond early.

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K.I.T. Keep in Touch

Womens Leagueof Temple Beth Sholom

CHAI TUNES

Love to sing? Join a group that willperform at WLTBS events! Thanks to

the team who performed at the WLConvention! Outstanding!!!

Marilyn Barkan & Merle Mitzmacher

KITCHEN KREW

GIRLS TIME OUT

Join us monthly on Fridays at 10:45 to Noon for aspiritual and wonderful discussion and prayers.Rabbi Goodman participates in part of thesession. Save these dates:

January 11th February 8th March 8th

Friends, wine, chocolate, and learning with a lovelygroup of women. Dont miss it! Meets monthly at7 PM to 9 PM. Save these dates:

January 14th February 11th March 12th

Check the BLAST or Evite for updated information.RSVP to Lillian at 565-9425 or lillian@radomsky.org

Reply to this email if you want to be contacted re: any of theS.I.G.s, to RSVP or get more info. Please email your name,

phone and in which S.I.G./s you are interested towltbslv@gmail.com

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Womens Leagueof Temple Beth Sholom

Executive Officers 2012-2013President: Barbara LukasiewiczExecutive VP/Torah Fund: Lillian Radoms

Communications VP: Melanie GreenbergEducation VP: Eunice Galsky

Membership VP: Carole Kainen

Ways & Means VP: Kim MemarRecording Secretary: Brenda Katz

Corresponding Secretary: Diane KaiserTreasurer: Merle Mitzmacher

Financial Secretary: Jackie KramerCounselors: Melanie Greenberg & Brenda K

Board of Directors

Past Presidents

Adele Baratz ! Fran Levien ZLFlorence Frost Blanche MeiselRuth Goldfarb ! Kim MemarMelanie Greenberg Margret OfekSheryl Honig! Sharon PierceBrenda Katz! Faye Steinberg

Ex- OfficioLiz Goodman

Margot Menes

Sharon Lancz

Stacy Lelah

Blanche Meisel

Audrey Plotkin

Kate St-Pierre

Marci Seltzer

Debbie Warner

Marilyn Barkan

Caryl Berg

Marsha Cohen

Brenda Flank

Lois Joseph

Nadolyn Karchmer

SPECIAL THANKS& much

appreciation to

The VISION

Proof-readers:

Brenda Katz,

Barbara

Lukasiewicz &

Kim Memar

CelebrateRosh ChodeshwithWomens Leagueof TBS

The Next Book Club selection isOnce We Were Brothers by Ronald Balson

Two brothers survive WW II in Poland. In the postwar era they make their way to the U.S. as adopted

children. Fast forward to years later when one of thebrothers is suddenly accused of having been aNazi war criminal, now living as a JewishPhilanthropist ... or was he a war criminal. His trialand story develops from there. Join us to discuss onJanuary 29th at 7 PM at the home of Sharon Lancz.RSVP 243-3151 for address and directions.

S.I.G.sSpecial Interest Groups

Join us to prepare meals forWomens League events!

Contact: lillian@radomsky.org

If you know of a college student, giveus their name so they can receive

care packages for Jewish holidays.Contact Racine at racineem@aol.com

or 804-1333 x 100

Fun events for women of all ages!Upcoming events will include tours

of Zappos and Smiths CenterMarsha Cohen, Chair

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As a first-time delegate, I was honorebe asked to lead a session at Convena discussion about the nuances of bsupporters of Israel. The conversatiothe session and beyond was insightful invigorating. In another session, woman talked about the first time shehagbah, the lifting of the Torah, an honothe Torah service that many people (included) are afraid to do. The few owho had performed this role agreed th

you have carried around a wriggpreschooler, you can handle a Torah. I blessed to have been trained in hagbahmy father, and I'm always happy to teothers who are interested in trying! Bymy favorite part of Convention was inclosing session, when the ballroom fwith singing and dancing in the aisSuch a spirited and energetic group! Imost grateful for the opportunity to geknow some of our own WL members beand I look forward to seeing all of around the shul! - DEVRA WEISS

As this was my first experience withConvention I can make no comparison.From the time I entered the MarriottConvention area until I left there was afeeling of Judaism in the air which we donot see a great deal of in Las Vegas. You allworked so hard on the centerpieces andthey looked amazing! Although I enjoyedall of the lectures my favorite part was lunchon Monday ( definitely not the food) as I gotto meet and speak to other people. As itturned out one of the women was so happyto meet me as she has a son-in-law anddaughter moving here and they do notknow anyone. She took my name andtelephone number and gave me theirs. Sheasked me about the women as well asTBS. Then she asked me about the area ofSummerlin and did I think it was a goodplace to live. It was a wonderfulconversation that continued for an hourafter lunch. Kudos to all of the women whoworked so hard to make this Convention sovery successful. I am so glad I was able toattend.- RACINE MURDOCK

Convention was an amazing 4 days ofcamaraderie, fun, prayer and workshopsof all kinds. We met ConservativeM o v e m e n t ' s l e a d i n g r a b b i sand educators. Thanks to RabbiGoodman, Devra Weiss, and LillianRadomsky for their active participation.Thanks to Barbara Lukasiewicz, MelanieGreenberg, Brenda Katz and Kim Memarfor all their work. Thanks to all whoparticipated from Women's League andBeth Sholom at the opening banquetdinner honoring me as the HonoraryConvention Chair. I was so surprisedwhen it was announced, that by vote ofthe International Board, I am now aLifetime Honorary Member of theWomen's League International Board.And yes, the Marriott was great and thefood was very good. - BLANCHE MEISEL

This was the second WLCJ Convention that I attended. It was so convenient to have it in our bacrecognized many women I had met two years ago in Baltimore and they remembered me. That was a greatFor several meals I was seated at tables with people I didnt know. (The food was quite good, by the waimpressed that two young rabbis from Los Angeles came in and worked with the hotel chefs to come satisfying meals.) It was fun to get to know them a little and find out what they did in their sisterhoods. I washelp one lady find out something that she needed to know. The network works! I particularly enjoyed the sand their topics. It is rare that we get to hear in person these giants of our movement. Two women esimpressed me: Rabbi Gail Labovitz, Ph.D., who has contributed extensively to the field of Jewish feministand who teaches at the Ziegler School, and Rabbi Bonnie Koppell, a Colonel and Chaplin in the U.S. Armpresented engaging and interesting subjects that I knew little about. There is always something to piq

interest at the convention.There is not a lot of down time during convention and you have to be really selective abou

workshops or breakout sessions you attend. You need to make time to browse and buy in the vendor aThere was a nice variety of items, some fun, some useful, some just plain gorgeous. After dinner there was time in the region suites. The days are long and full and so worth the exhaustion afterwards. To see sConservative Jewish women together in one place, all from different places, working on the same mispromote and preserve Conservative Judaism-is inspiring to me. I felt the strength in our numbers and camrenewed. But I also know that we will always need more women to carry on and carry out what needs to be assure a Jewish future for ourselves and our families. - LILLIAN RADOMSKY

VIEWPOINTS FROMCONVENTION

Above, left to right: D.J. Sinai, Blanche Meisel, Barbara Chozahinoff,Melanie Ron , Brenda Katz, Lillian Radomsky, Melanie Greenberg,Barbara Lukasiewicz and Kim Memar

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Due to events beyond my control, I was only able to attend on Sunday evening. Watching ourbeautiful and gracious Blanche Meisel being honored was an extraordinary experience.

For me though, the real highlight was greeting a variety of convention delegates at Terminal Sunday morning. At the end of my shift, there were three lovely ladies from the Tampa area looking foleast expensive route to the hotel. Since I was leaving, and felt like I hadn't added much value up topoint, I said I would drive them to the hotel. Piling three huge pieces of luggage and assorted carry-onsmy relatively tiny Mercedes was a challenge, but the ladies were amazingly good sports and wereappreciative of the ride. On the way to the hotel, they started talking about the special runs they maTrader Joe's in an adjacent city to purchase groceries and other items. I mentioned that we have TrJoe's here in Vegas and that there was one near the hotel. So....we made a Trader Joe's stop on the to the hotel and then had to figure out how to load even more bags and possessions into my little carladies were so pleased with their trip to Trader Joe's and for me, I felt like I had an instant connectiothese delightful, funny and hungry ladies. - AUDREY ADAMS PLOTKIN

Convention 2012 was my sixth (or seventhonvention) and I was curious to discover if I would stillet those goose bumps. Would everything I had beenelling everyone for years still be true? YES, THANK

GOODNESS, I CAN HONESTLY SAY IT WAS AWONDEFUL EXPERIENCE FROM BEGINNING TO

ND. Seeing our own Blanche Meisel get honored byer peers was a highlight for me, particularly when sheeceived the status of Lifetime Honorary Internationaloard Member. This is such a huge tribute it is difficult

o even express it. By the way, Blanche Meisel can stillance a mean Twist.

Also, of course to see our beautiful (50)andmade centerpieces take center stage on eachable reminded me of the teamwork and sisterhood thato exemplifies our WL. Having them come to life at theorah Fund Lunch where Dr. Arnold Eisen, Chancellorf JTS, spoke to us was indeed an honor and made

me proud that our WL and our PSW region participatesn the TF campaign at such a high level.

Dr. Ron Wolfson, famed educator and author,old us about the importance of relationship building inur synagogues and Sisterhoods and how it is key to

aving a stable and increased membership. Funny,warm and charismatic, he knows how to leave us withnformation that we will remember.

Barbara Lukasiewicz accepted our Jewel inhe Crown award for excellent WL programing. Nourprise, but so nice to be recognized. WLTBS andSW region REALLY got a lot of attention. Welleserved but still nice to hear our names mentionedur individual names as well as that of our WL. Cool.nd sitting up front in a big room did not hurt either.

Listening to Rabbi Bonnie Koppell, and havinger mother, a WL member, introduce her was a big hit.o see a Jewish woman, wife, mother, rabbi, militaryhaplain all rolled into one took our breath away. She

was funny, warm, real and accessible and yes, buyingarrings from the vendors like everyone else. Such ait, she made us all proud.

But seeing my sisterhood standing, singingnd rapping to a room full of delegates, total strangers,id it for me. Even typing the words fills my eyes withears. They were so good and so cute. As many of younow I can barely speak let alone sing, but there I was

mouthing the words at my seat, doing the handestures, laughing all the while.. Wow, what anxperience.eeing old friends was special, but making new friends

was equally so. Perhaps I will see them again atonvention 2014 in New York. One never knows where

he road of a WL member takes you. - BRENDA KATZ

I have never felt more proud, connected,and inspired as a Jewish woman as I didat the Womens League Convention thatwe just experienced. The genuineuplifting of my soul is hard to describe,yet the emotional feeling still lingers on.From our Chai Tunes debut songwelcoming delegates followed by a

dinner honoring our own special BlancheMeisel as first Honorary ConventionChair, the fun had just begun. Shacharitservices, knowledgeable speakers,informing workshops, zumba led byCertified Instructor Liz Goodman, thecomraderie at meals and even thevolunteering time; there was NEVER adul l moment . Womens LeagueConvention 2012 was my first full-timeconvention and I know now it wont bemy last. I am grateful to be a part of ourWomens League and will alwayscherish these special memories.- KIM MEMAR

I was so proud to be a membWLTBS at Convention! It was a convention and everyone wasappreciative of all that our volundid to help make it succePersonally, my favorite parConventions and PSW Conferencalways meeting the women. Wh

amazing group they are. When yoat a dinner table, listen in a workor have a spontaneous conversyou will always be enriched by it aawe of the caliber of women whoinvolved in Womens Leagues allthe country/world. They argenuine, caring and committedother favorite part is the ahmoments I always get from a speor workshop. This time there werefrom our Rabbi Goodman re: Kwelcoming Jews by choice and

Jewish spouses into our command Rabbi Wolfson who spoke at h e i m p o r t a n c er e l a t i o n s h i p s i n congregation. I cant wa

to bring the ideas back toshul and our WL.

- MELANIE GREENBER

ABOVE & RIGHT: Colonel-Rabbi Bonnie Koppell at aHanukkah celebration in Iraq; receiving award fromFran Laveson and WL International Pres. Rita Wertlieb

ABOVE, L-R: Barbara Lukasiewicz, Past PSW RegionalPres. Marilyn Berkowitz, Kim Memar, Lillian Radomsky,

Melanie Greenberg, Brenda Katz, Past InternationalWL Pres. Cory Schneider

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Womens League Tributes & Dedications

To: Lois Joseph

From: Anita Lewy

To: Ellen Scully, HappySpecial Birthday

From: Norma WilenskySheryl HonigAnita LewyJune ColodnyBlanche & Phil Meisel

To: Esther Frankenstein

From: June ColodnyAnita LewyEllen Scully

To: Lois LeeFrom: June Colodny

Ellen Scully

To: Esther Frankenstein

From: June ColodnyEllen ScullyAnita Lewy

To: Jean ArinFrom: June Colodny

! HAPPY !! ANNIVERSARYTo: Lois & Bruce JosephFrom: Anita Lewy

To: Priscilla & Abe HodesFrom: June Colodny

Ellen Scully

To: Blanche & Phil MeiselFrom: Anita Lewy

TODAHRABAH!

A leaf on the Tree of Life habeen dedicated:

Honoring ELLEN SCULLYOn her 90th BirthdayDecember 7, 2012From her Loving Friends

To: Family of Lois Lee in lovingmemory of Lois Lee

From: June ColodnyEllen ScullyAnita Lewy

To: Marcy Saxe & Family in lovingmemory of your father EmanuelStein

From: Adele BaratzSheryl HonigBlanche & Phil Meisel

To: Dorothy Zucker in lovingmemory of your brotherMatthew Mirrault

From: Anita Lewy

To: Phyllis Gross and Family on theloss of your beloved father andgrandfather

From: Maxine Bendelac

To: Leon Gutherz in deepest

sympathy on the loss of yourbeloved wife Shirley

From: Cousin Maxine Bendelac

In LovingMemory/Sympathy

TRIBUTES

are a lovely way to honor, remembthank, or acknowledge someone for number of reasons! A hand written nis sent to the recipient. You receive donor credit for every $4 tribute yosend, more for dedications. To send

Tribute contact:Kim Memar

memarkfas@cox.net or 429-0888Edie Radomsky

edie@radomsky.org or 334-9333or Nina Boshes at

norgezunt@gmail.com

To: Blanche Meisel for beinghonored by WLCJ as aLifetime Honorary International

Board Member

From: Lois & Bruce JosephAnita LewyEllen Scully

To: Bernice Friedman on your newhome

From: Anita Lewy

To: Priscilla Schwartz Hodes on thewedding of your daughter

From: Ellen Scully

Arlene Cohen:In Honor of your

65th Birthday.

Wishing you everyhappinessnow and

throughoutthe year.

From,Roberta & Hesh

Altman

In honor of all the hard workingTBS Women's League members

who brought to fruition thewonderful Convention that it

was, you can all patyourselves on your back.

Charlotte Kuklin

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Jackie Kramer,Knowing I can count on

you gives me confidenceThanks for your help wit

the MembershipBrunch preparationsFondly, Lillian Radomsk

Karen and Ezra Meppen,Thanks for stepping upto the plate and helpingout with the preparation

for the MembershipBrunch.

Fondly, Lillian Radomsky

Merle Mitzmacher,Once again you have

proved yourself to be amacher in the kitchen.

Thanks for your help withthe Membership BrunchFondly, Lillian Radomsky

Thank you to BarbaraLukasiewicz, Melanie

Greenberg, Brenda Katz,& Kim Memar for heading

up the local Women'sLeague Convention team

You worked with yourheart and your hands and

I am very appreciativeand proud of you and thecommittee helpers. With

thanks, Blanche Meisel

Seth Agatstein &Family, With sincerecondolences on theloss of your Father.May his memory be

for a blessing.Warmly, Lillian & Mike

Radomsky

Michele Tomkin,Our deepest

sympathy on the loss

of your belovedmother, Trish. Mayher memory be for a

blessing.Edie, Michael & Lillian

Radomsky

Caryl Berg,Wishing you a speedyreturn to good health.

Lillian & Mike

Radomsky

DEDICATIONS

Howard Kramer,May you get the rest andrelaxation you kneedfor a speedy recovery.

Lillian & Mike Radomsky

Sally Eskenazi, Wishingyou a speedy return to

good health.

Lillian & Mike Radomsky

Marcy Saxe & FamilyDeepest condolences

on the loss of your

Father.Lillian & Mike

Radomsky

To THE EDELSTEIN &COTTON FAMILIES

Our sincerecondolences on theloss of your beloved

Father andGrandfather.

Edie, Mike & LilRadomsky & their

families

EDUCATION /ISRAEL AFFAIRS

COMMUNITYACTION

Eunice Galsky,Education VP

Throughout the year, and in a variety offorums, Womens League for Conservative Judaismis asked to express the organizations stand on a

variety of issues. Womens League is able to craft itspositions based on its public policy resolutions. It isin the process of creating Women's League publicpolicy resolutions so that your voice, as an affiliatedsisterhood, is heard.

It is through the adoption of resolutions thatWomens League has the authority to take positionseither for or against issues that impact the Jewishcommunity in general and Jewish women inparticular. Resolutions are generally presented atthe biennial convention of Womens League;

however, in the intervening years betweenconventions, resolutions may be proposed andadopted at meetings of the WLCJ Board of Directorsand the annual meeting of the organization. Pleaseclick on the link below for the resolutions that werepassed at the WL Convention 2012. http://www.wlcj.net/inr/convention_2010_resolutions.pdf

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Margot MenesThanks for all your help

with the paid upmembership brunch and

beyond.

Lillian Radomsk

Mazel Tov

Priscilla Schwartz Hodeson the marriageof your daughter

Lillian & Mike Radomsky

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