Looking for a wonderful place to enrich your children's lives with Judaism? Bring your family and come meet our school families at the Temple Beth David New Member Open House at 10:00am on Sunday, May 20, 2012, 1060 Randolph Street in Canton, MA. The fun continues at 10:30am, when we wrap up our school year with a PARTY! We would love you to join the fun at our end-of-the-year Sunday Funday program. Sponsored by the TBD Brotherhood, this year the kids will LOVE the educational and entertaining "Mad Science" program. (Check out their Facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/MadScience) What is a Mad Science exhibition? Come to TBD to find out! Don't miss it! This program is suitable for young children, ages 3-12. No reservations necessary. We invite you to join us for a lunch following the program. For more information, please email: membership@templebethdavid.com or call Gail at 781-341-4633.

For all Religious School students and their families. What is a "Mad Science" exhibition? Be there to find out! Don't miss it! Followed by a delicious barbecue.

"Preserving Priceless Memories-Connecting Generations Through Oral History" During this presentation, we will learn how to do a family oral history: • How to organize and start your project, and pitfalls to avoid • How to encourage elders to tell their stories • Basic equipment and materials you will need to do an oral history • The right way (and the wrong way) to ask questions of elder family members David O'Neil is a Personal Historian and founder of Story Trust, which produces and publishes the personal memoirs of everyday people. David has taught English and History at high schools in Brooklyn, NY and Providence, RI. He has spent most of his career in educational publishing, developing award-winning software and books. He holds a BA in Economics from American University and a Master's Degree in Theology from Harvard. This presentation and supper will be free to TBD members, and will be open to the community for a $5 charge. Pizza and soft drinks will be served.