The Bulletin of Congregation Ner Tamid, June 1994

?CONGREGATION NER TAMID* Sanford D. flkselrad: Rabbi BELLA FELDMAN: CANTORIM SOLOIST JACQUELINE HEEKOP: EDUCATION DIRECTOR DOTTY GROSS: PRESCHOOL DIRECTOR JUNE 1994-SIVAN-TAMMUZ 5754 GERALD GORDON: PRESIDENT BURTON ROSENBERG: ADMINISTRATOR ANDREA GALL BULLETIN EDITOR CjOJVG??jGcA7<JOJV JV?Z 7 The Adult B?Nai Mitzvah Class will be having its? third annual celebration at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, June 11,1994. We are looking forward to this special Simcha. We have been studying all year long. Please come and share this special day with us. Eric Levin and Gilbert Flores unavailable for picture SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES Conducted by: Sanford D. Akselrad, Rabbi BeUa Feldman, Cantorial Soloist Saturday. June 4th 10:00 a.m. Bat Mitzvah Ariel Swan Gale Kiddush sponsored by The Gale Family * Friday. June 10th 7:30 p.m. Bar Mitzvah Jonathan Wikler Oneg sponsored by The Wilker Family Saturday. June 11th 10:00 a m. ADULT B?NAI MITZVAH Friday June 17th 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Service STEVE 1NEISSMAN OFFICIATING Oneg sponsored by the Sisterhood * Friday. June 24th 7:30 p.m.Shabbat Service Oneg sponsored by the Sisterhood Baby Sitting now available every Friday night *Hearing Impaired InterpretationCongregation Ner Tamid ? RABBI?S MESSAGE There is a legend told about Rabbi Hillel and Rabbi Shamai. According to the story both Rabbis were approached by a potential convert to Judaism. The man asked the Rabbis to explain the entire Torah while standing on one foot. Rabbi Shamai who was not known for his great patience pushed the man out with a stick. Rabbi Hillel on the other hand was not only a man of patience, but great wisdom as well. When the potential convert came to him. Rabbi Hillel said, ?That which you hate, do not do to your neighbor. That is the whole Torah.? Many of us are familiar with this midrash, but have forgotten the very end of the story. Hillel added one more thought: ?All the rest is commentary. GO AND STUDY!? This final thought is most revealing of all. For it reminds us that though we seek simple answers to our religion and our faith, answers come only through a process of study and commitment. Nothing in life that is important is as simple as memorizing a few words ?while standing on one foot.? The Torah? Judaism ?to be relevant needs to reflect the human condition and also serve as a guide to human experience. I can think of no better example than that of our 12 adult B?nai Mitzvah students this year. Each one of them has come to their studies with their own reasons for wanting a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Each has worked very hard to achieve this goal. For some there was a regret of never having had a chance to have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah. For others, it is a chance to revisit a decision made in youth that they now wish to alter. And for still others, indeed for all?it is an important step along a deeply personal journey of committment and faith. Please join with us Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. onJune 11th to bear witness to this grand commitment to Torah. It will be a Shabbat to remember, and one in which we as a Congregation can be duly proud. B?Shalom, Sanford D. Akselrad, Rabbi TEMPLE BOARD Jerry Gordon_President Alan Mann-Vice President Administration Stephen Joseph_V.P. Ways & Means Lois Doctors_V.P. Membership Steven Weissman. V.P. Religious Activities Denise Schmtzer_V.P. Education JackNitzkin-Treasurer Janis Rounds.-Recording Secretary PaulCohen_Trustee Nadine Cracraft-Tnistee Roger Ewan-Trustee David Gross_Tmstee Debbie Levy_Trustee Jerry Polis-Tnistee Stacey Yahraus-Tnistee Bob Unger-Trustee Ron Worth-Trustee Helen Zliser_Sistertiood Lenny Gropman-Brotherhood Ronae Fink_Golden Chai Judy Kollins JiTTY Cal Lewis-Past President Eileen Kollins-Past President Kenneth Schnitzer_Past President Dr. David Wasserman-Past President Dr. Steve Kollins-Past President Micnael Cherry-Past President Loo Wilner_Advisor Rabbi Sanford Akselrad-Ex Oficio This message marks the midpoint in my term as President of the Congregation. As such, it seems appropriate to briefly report to you as to our accomplishments over the past year and our goals for the coming year. Obviously, the most visible accomplishment has been the announcement of our Sanctuary Campaign and the solicitation of over $1 million of our $1.5 million goal. Building plans are being prepared and we hope to schedule the ground-breaking for the very near future. Our membership and program has continued to grow by leaps and bounds. 1 anticipate growing to 500 families by the High Flholidays and we project 225 children in our religious school at the beginning of the next school year. Our preschool continues to grow and prosper. In addition to the very visible accomplishments listed above, your Board of Trustees has begun to address more fundamental issues as the Congregation continues to expand. For instance, the manner in which the Congregation meets its financial needs is evolving. We need to rely more upon dues and fees to meet our budgetary needs and less upon the uncertainty of fund-raising events. We are making less demands upon the membership to participate in fund-raising events and providing more educational, religious and social programs at nominal or no additional cost to the Congregation. Similarly, the Ritual and the Ad Hoc Ritual Committees have been and will continue to address the most fundamental role of both Jews and non-Jews in our Temple. This includes such varied issues as membership for non-Jews, the extent of participation by non-Jews in services and temple governance and the operation of the gift shop. Jerry Gordon, President, Congregation Ner Tamid. CORRECTIONS Our apologies for having omitted the following birthdays for the month of Mag: Shawn Si/her 5/18/83 IN Tins ISSUE COMMITTEES/ AUXILIARIES Page 8 & 9 JUNE BAR/BAT MITZVAHS Page 6 JUNE MILESTONES Page 10 & 11 JUNE TRIBUTES Page 12 & 13 Rabbi Akselrad makes regular weekly visitations to area hospitals to see members and friends of our congregation. Since there is no official notification by hospitals, it is necessary that you notify the Temple office when a member of your family is hospitalized. Please call Judy at 733-6292 to make the necessary arrangements. A Special Place To Belong ? Congregation Ner Tamid 3 ? It is a special privilege to be called to the Bima to participate in the Sabbath Service. At most Friday night services, congregants can participate in a special way by accepting honors to be proud of, such as lighting the Shabbat candles, opening and closing the doors of the Sacred Ark, dressing and undressing the Torah, and to have the Aliyah and bless the Torah. If any congregant wishes to have such honors, contact Ronae Fink at 733-6292. If you are unfamiliar with the Hebrew prayers, assistance is available. Contact Ronae and she will be pleased to help teach you all the appropriate blessings. Participate in Shabbat Services. May Bima Honorees Kathie Baker William Denton-Pratt Sandy Fried Alan Molasky Phil Seltzer Leonard Steinberg Arthur Berger Suzann Denton-Pratt Steven Fried Andrew Molasky Rose Seltzer Rita Velardi Natalie Berger Gary Frey Ida Katz Steven Molasky Andrew Skolper Bill Walton Ruth & A. Sam Bloom Elaine & Sid Fried Cantor Joseph Kohn Frank Pagno Jordan Skolper Brian Walton Diane Brady Jonathan Fried Barbara LeBlanc Art Rachild Scott Skolper Fredia Walton Beth Dias Jeremy Fried Nathan Le Blanc Ruth Rachild Natalie Stalper Jeremy Walton FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR?S DESK Shalom! The High Holidays are fast approaching. As you all know, in order to provide the service and services we have all come to expect from our staff, it is incumbent upon all of us to keep our dues and other obligations up to date. It is the policy of CNT that all prior year dues be paid and that at least three fourths (3/4) of the 1994 dues be paid prior to the Holidays. In addition we will be having our annual Kol Nidre appeal. Those of you who have attended Friday evening services recently have sat in chairs that are a direct result of last years? drive and more chairs are on the way! Some of you have also noticed the new parking strips in our lot. You have also begun receiving computerized statements. Our new Membership Management program is responsible. Finally is the imminent ground-breaking for our new Sanctuary. A most exciting event! All of this is a direct result of our congregants. When you request services of the temple we want to respond. This can only be done with your help. Many of you will be going away on vacations for the summer. Enjoy!! Remember, however, the High Holidays are early this year (right after Labor Day). CNT will be working to ensure that we gain all we want at this time. Burton Rosenberg CNT Administrator_________________________________________________________ A Special Place To Belong Congregation ? 4 Ner Tamid ? dedication; Lillian Kollar, our accompanist, for writing the narration and sharing her talent; my brother, Ira Schwartz for narrating and Steve Kollins, for underwriting the series. Most of all: Thanks to all of you who supported us by attending CNT?s first season of musical programming. I look forward to bringing more music to the Congregation over the coming years. Introduction to Judaism class and Beginning Hebrew class will be starting again this summer, ing in services with your prayerbook open, have you ever thought to yourself ?I wish I could read :e prayers?? Well, here is your chance! It?s not too early to make those New Year?s resolutions, in time for Rosh Hashana. adults. The class will be taught by Melissa Glovinsky and will be offered at 7-8 p.m. each Tuesday \ugust 9th. The cost of the class will be $30 per member and $40 for non-members plus a $ 10 book rge. three years. Melissa makes the study of Hebrew fun and easy. No matter what your age, this is your nee to challenge yourself and to achieve something very special. joy of being Jewish. From Rosh Hashana to Shabbat, from Purim to Passover, you will learn about or Jewish life-cycle events. If you have wondered about the meaning of a Bris, or Bar/Bat Mitzvah, ne meaning of Jewish mourning customs, then this is the class for you! n 8-9 p.m., directly following the Hebrew class. The cost of the class will be $30 for members, $40 50 for members, $70 for non-members. The cost of books is additional. register for either or both of these classes, please contact Judy Klein in the Temple office. need to be thanked for their participation in the ?Broadway and Pop? program. First, our volunteer choir for all of their hard work and B?shalom, Bella BACK TO BASICS ting June 21st, the Temple will once again be offering a special 8-week Beginning Hebrew class issa has taught in our religious school for ten years and has taught our Adult B?nai Mitzvah class o to be offered will be an 8-week ?Introduction to Judaism? class. If you have ever wondered about meaning of Jewish Holidays or how to celebrate them, this class will enrich your knowledge about 3 class will be taught by both Rabbi Akselrad and Melissa Glovinsky. It will be offered on Tuesday ion-members. This fee is the same for an individual or for couples. The fee for taking both classes A Special Place To Belong * Congregation Ner Tamid 5 ? NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: CITY & ZIP: STUDENTS NAME: CHECK ONE: TEACHER: Send home with student Will pick-up on Sunday at $crip Table Will pick up at _____________ meeting I will be attending Mail to above address Denomination Albertsons Smith's Vons Total $5.00 $10.00 i $20.00 Grand Total -1 CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE AND ENCLOSE IN ENVELOPE WITH YOUR CHECK Make check payable to: congregation ner tamid Check No. ____________ A NEW ORDER FORM & ENVELOPE WILL BE ENCLOSED WITH YOUR SCRIP ORDER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF CONGREGATION NER TAMID. A Special Place To Belong Congregation ? 6 Ner Tamid ? Hi! My name is Ariel Gale. I am 12 years old and attend 7th grade at the Meadows School. A Bat Mitzvah means to me, the coming of age to be an adult and also learning about the ancient times from Torah and Haftorah portions. My hobbies are riding horses, playing sports, and right now, at the moment learning my Haftorah portion. I have relatives coming from all over. Please come to share our mitzvah. Ariel Gale Saturday, June 4th 10:00 a.m. Friday, June 10th 7:30 p.m. Hi! My name is Jon Wikler. I?m pretty excited about my Bar Mitzvah. I?ve got 2 sisters, a brother, and a Dad and a Mom. I like Beavis & Butthead; they?re my favorite cartoon. 1 love basketball. I like rollerblading. I?m also learning how to play hockey!! I hope to see you at my Bar Mitzvah service June 10th. Jonathan Wikler A Special Place To Belong ? Congregation Ner Tamid 7 * ? v&g* ? cjj? ? \&t ^.4 ? tj 7r.<7??'47y^7?:<7^7?J<7?',7*.47?'47*o-*7*^ .?*?-'? ? 4*j? ?4-R 7^4 4-R 7*4 7*<The preschool would like to*4 J**vg r 4-t? thank the following for their donations to the preschool. ?r< 4*\? 7*4 .4-r-s 7?? 4*K 744 The month of May has been an especially fun, exciting month for our preschoolers. First we had a pajama party. On Friday, May 13th the children and staff wore their pajamas to school and had a party. Also, we took a field trip to the Mirage so that we could see the dolphins. We were given a tour of the facility which was especially geared to preschoolers. It was a wonderful learning experience for all. ?4< *?% ?4< 7^4 Randy and Ileen Spoor The Rapoport Family Stephanie Sperberg We appreciate your thinking of the preschool! 7?? 4^0 7*4 4-!? ??.? ?*,< 4-\? 7r^ ?;.? 4-v? 7^ 4*R? 744 The preschool also sponsored a water and pool safety program which was conducted by ?Kids? Safe.? Parents were encouraged to attend with their children. Our school year ends on June 3rd and we will hold our graduation party. We are extremely proud of our preschoolers and have truly enjoyed getting to know every child. They are a special group of children! We are currently accepting registration for both the summer and fall programs. We are offering a three-day a week summer program. It begins on June 29, 1994 and ends on August 5, 1994. Each week we will focus on a certain theme. The fall program begins on August 29, 1994 and ends on June 2, 1995. Parents will have the option of sending their child for three or five days a week. Please call Dotty Gross at 733-6292 for more information concerning the preschool. We would like to thank our parents and children for being such a terrific supportive group and wish everyone a healthy, and happy summer! Shalom, Dotty, Leah and Annette HOME AWAY FROM HOME PROGRAM UNDERWRITTEN BY THE UNLV ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNLV?s Alumni Association needs families to help out-of- town Jewish students feel more ?at home? while they are going to school in Las Vegas. Families stay in contact with their students throughout the school year which helps to make the transition of leaving home much easier. If you would like to participate in this special program call Program Coordinators Sharlene Flushman at 794-2888 or Susie Godown 456-4838 A Special Place To Belong Congregation ? 8 Ner Tamid ? COMMITTEES & AUXILIARIES SISTERHOOD NEWS This is my final article as president of Sisterhood It has been a very interesting productive year, thanks to the efforts of so many of our officers and members. Undoubtedly our greatest success has been in the area of fundraising. The Party Shop, that was started about 2 years ago, has really taken off this year. Under the capable leadership of Rita Malkin and Frances Klamian and with help from such talented workers as Mcdka Rosenberg, Diane Brady, Shirley Gellin, Ronae Fink Idie & Harper Klamian, Amy Gold, Phyllis Mark Sandy Ewan, etc. They have been providing food for all of the temple Junctions and even some events away from temple. The Party Shop has become a thriving business and important source of our income. The gift shop has also prospered thanks to Joy Willey and Susan Saskin. They have kept an appealing inventory at reasonable prices. Another major fundraiser has been the Scrip program under the direction of Marlene Sherman. We have recently turned the project back to the temple, but Marlene will continue to manage it. Finally, the Sisterhood calendar continues to be a source of revenue due to the advertisers. Phyllis Lewis had handled the calendar for a fewyears. She has agreed to do so again this year in memory of Sophie Pisetsky, who was always a hard-working member of Sisterhood This year?s calendar will be our tribute to Sophie. Of course Sisterhood is not just a fundraising organization, but our funds enable us to be of help to the temple along with our other services. At the present time we are planning to add air-conditioning to the kitchen, where it is badly needed We try to give a major gift to the temple each year, and this year we also contributed toward the construction of a larger and nicer gift shop. We made a sizeable contribution to the Campership program, thanks to the addition of Melissa Glovinsky to our ranks. We have held our annual events - the Hannukah Bazaar, the Progressive Dinner, the Paid-Up Member party and the Sisterhood Shabbat service - all capably handled by board members Debbie McKinnon, Sandy Fried Debra Cohen, Eileen Kollins, Sandy Ewan, etc. And lest we forget - our secretaries, treasurer, donor chair, tribute chairs and the rest, have all made major contributions. I owe a big thanks to them: June Newmaric, Libby Raynes, Debbie Gold Janis Round Ronae Fink, Phyllis Marie and Betty Schloss. And of course, Rose Dunn who helps in many ways. / also want to express my appreciation to Rabbi Akselrod, Sandy Ziskrout, Amy Gold and Frances Klamian for the wonderful programs they presented at our general meetings. Everyone who attended those meetings expressed high praise. In closing, I want to say that this has been a rewarding year for me in many ways. I wish the incoming president, Maxine Grate, and her new board a successful and enjoyable tenure. Love and shalom to you all? Helen Zliser, Outgoing President BROTHERHOOD NEWS Remember to join all Brotherhood members and families for a putting tournament on June 4th at 7:00 p.m. at Angel Park. (Durango and Westeliff) Tickets are $25 'nc^u?^n? great \ A /Ji J barbeque and trophies and t-shirts for all players. Having fun required-No talent necessary. Brotherhood sends our Kudos to Burt Rosenberg, new temple Administrator for doing a fine job! r ? - mr wr I Fireworks Booth Raffle Raffle tickets cost $ 1 each or 6 for $5. The prize is $50 worth of fireworks. There will be 3 winners! A Tickets are availabe for purchase in the temple office and Sunday moring at gfi religious school. Xfc ? i I- i i Have a great summer!!! Lenny Gropman Donn Smylie Roger Ewan Gerry Davis Jay Poster David Stahl Martin Grower Scott Dockmiller Ed Goldman Allan Nathanson A Special Place To Belong * Congregation Ner Tamid 9 * COMMITTEES & AUXILIARIES The Fast of Tammuz (17th of June) is upon us ? Do we know why we fast? It is necessary? It is reported that Moses descended from Mount Sinai after the magic 40 days carrying the carved stone tablets. But the Israelites had lost their faith and were found worshipping the Golden Calf! In anger and dismay, Moses smashed the tablets. Of course, it is obvious, that he either used ?Insta Glue? or he and G-d manufactured new tablets. When we look at our families and our country today, and we watch the 5:00 p.m. news do you think if Moses were with us today he would even bother with the second set of tablets? Are we still worshiping the Golden Calf? So much mayhem, so much dishonor, so much genocide, so little family, such loss of faith. Everything seems to be measured by the $ sign. A price for morals, for family values, for loyalty, for commitment. Maybe we should celebrate the 17th of June by fasting and prayer. Perhaps with a renewed bond with G-d, a new surge of faith we could reverse this chaotic way of life. Try repeating our ten commandments - hear what they say... When you remember all 10, you realize they really make more sense today, and they are worth more than any amount of gold. Shalom, Ronae Fink, President GOLDEN CHAI CALENDAR JUNE 2 KEEP THE LIGHT ALIVE GUEST SPEAKER JACKIE FLEEKOP JUNE 10 MAGICIAN JOEY KING JULY 7 SPRINT SINGERS JULY 21 FINANCIAL ADVICE GUEST SPEAKER ALAN MANN SINGLES NETWORKS The Ner Tamid Desert Singles Club for people over 50 years old will hold a card party at Bridge World, 2555 South Jones Boulevard on June 11, at 7:00 p.m. A variety of card games will be available and food will be served. For additional information and reservations please phone Jan Berman at 362-5297. How do you spell FUN? Three letters J-S-N! JSN, sponsored by Congregation Ner Tamid, is designed to bring together Jewish singles from all over the Vegas Valley, ages forty- ish and under, to participate in both social and community- oriented events. The Jewish Singles Network is off to a fantastic start. In less than a month, the group has grown from 20 to 90 enthusiastic members and still growing. A bagel brunch was held at Bagelicious (Eastern & Windmill) on May 15th, with 30 people attending to nosh and kibbitz. JSN has lots of F U-N planned. New friends won?t criticize your golf swing so join us for a golf tournament and barbeque on June 4th at Angel Park or come on out to the ball game for a Stars baseball game on June 25th. We?ve got much more planned in the coming weeks so be sure and check the Hotline! For more information or participation in these fun-filled activities call the JSN Hotline at 897-7990. A Special Place To Belong Congregation ? 10 Ner Tamid ? FREE BOWLING PARTY!?! Congregation Ner Tamid invites you to A Free Bowling Party Hosted by the Showboat Hotel Place : Showboat Bowling Center 2800 E. Fremont Street Date : Sunday, June 26th Time : 6:00p.m. Includes : Two Games, Shoe Rental and Soft Drinks Please bring yourselves, your family, (all children MUST be accompanied by an adult) and a dish to share (bowl a little, nosh a little!) For information and reservations contact: Debbie Levy at 870-9065 or Temple Office at 733-6292 (Limited to first 100 people) We will also talk to anyone interested in a league A Special Place To Belong 4 Congregation Ner Tamid 11 ? A Special Place To Belong Congregation Ner Tamid ? ? * TRIBUTES ^ ? 12 Cantor s Discretionary Fund In honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Taylor Denton Pratt Suzann & William Denton-Pratt To Melissa Glovinsky & Chris Roth Mazel Tov on your engagement. May your future be bright. Jeff Katz In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Noreen & Gary Sternberg Choir Fund To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of mother, Margaret Gottlieb Hortense Alper Bruce Dunn Memorial Fund To Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Dunn In loving memory of son, Bruce Dunn Mr. & Mrs. R.E. O?Connell To Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Dunn In loving memory of son, Bruce Dunn Forest City Enterprises Charitable Foundation, Inc General Fund To The Worth Family Congratulations on your new home. We hope your lives are filled with good health and happiness. The Etcoff Family To Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Kaplan Happy Anniversary. We wish you many more years of loving anniversaries. Joyce & Alfred Karchem To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Sharlene & George Flushman High Holiday Prayerbook To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of your mother, Margaret Gottlieb Sisterhood To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of your mother, Margaret Gottlieb Helen Zliser To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Natalie & Gil Shaw & Family To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky Harvey Allen Godorov Family Library Fund To Lois Doctors Shelia Kaufman Rona Mendelson Maxine Molinsky Rickie Orzen Freema Robbins Linda Schnitzer Natalie Shaw Eileen Kollins Prayer Booh Fund To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of your mother, Margaret Gottlieb Joan & Leslie Dunn To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Bob, Laverne & Alan Hirsh To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of mother, Margaret Gottlieb Ruth & Jack Watts Rabbi?s Discretionary Fund To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Jeff Katz To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky Garianne, John & Daniel Farrish To Rita Malkin In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky Dotty Gross To the Gratz Family In honor of Andy?s graduation. Dotty Gross A donation was made by The Gratz Family A donation was made by Andrew Gratz To Mary & Jerry Fox Good luck with the new store. Judy Hopson To Carol & Norman Sussman Wishing you the best of luck in your new home. Jeff Katz A donation was made in honor of the Bat Mitzvah of Taylor Denton-Pratt. Suzann & William Denton-Pratt A donation was made in honor of the naming of Benjamin Nathan Stolberg. Sandy, Scott & Megan Stolberg Sanctuaru Fund To Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Racine Thanks for the wonderful dinner & visit. Lorelei Wojnicz To Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Temkin Thanks for the wonderful dinner & visit. Lorelei Wojnicz A Special Place To Belong Congregation Ner Tamid 13 ? w TRIBUTES w Sanchiarq Fund To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Eileen, Mike, Lisa & Judy Kollins To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Rose Dunn To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Marni, David & Michele Diamond To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Amy & Rick Stevens To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Elinore & Morton Livenston To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Janis & Drew Rounds To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. We miss her. Mary & Jerry Fox & Family To Rita Malkin & the entire Congregation Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Joan & Leslie Dunn To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Nadine & Joe Cracraft To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb. Eileen Kollins & Family To Julia Roth Mazel Tov on your birthday. Many more healthy & happy ones. Shirley Kravitz To Ida Aberman Happy Birthday Aunt Ida. Many more. Lorelei Wojnicz To Melissa Glovinsky & Chris Roth Congratulations on your engagement. Natalie & Gil Shaw To Ida Aberman Happy Birthday and many more happy and healthy ones. Natalie & Gil Shaw & Family To Mrs. Marilyn Greenberg May you have a "Refuah Shleymah Shirley Kravitz To Lois Doctors Rona Mendelson Maxine Molinsky Linda Schnitzer Natalie Shaw In honor of your B ?nai Mitzvahs Nadine & Joe Cracraft To Sharlene Flushman & Family In loving memory of your uncle. Nadine & Joe Cracraft To Sharlene & George Flushman In loving memory of your uncle. Natalie & Gil Shaw To Sharlene & George Flushman In loving memory of your uncle. Jeff Katz Tree Certificates To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb. Jeff Katz To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb. Phyllis & Cal Lewis To our extended family: Thank you for all your thoughtful words of sympathy which are most appreciated. I would jlike to dedicate this poem as a tribute to my| sister, Sophie She knows just where I dream to go, remembers where I?ve been. Accepts me just the way I am, and treats me like a friend. She's someone who is there for me, no matter what or when, And every time I?m with her, It's like coming home again. Rita & Herman Malkin. To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb. Mary & Jerry Fox & Family To Noreen Sternberg & Family In loving memory of Margaret Gottlieb Ramona & Marty FesslerCongregation ? 14 Ner Tamid ? Sisterhood Tributes To Bob and Laveme Hirsh Love and best wishes on your 35th wedding anniversary. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Rita Malkin In memory of your beloved sister, Sophie. Helen Zliser To Rita Malkin Sincere condolences on the loss of your sister, Sophie. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Rita Malkin Sincere condolences on the loss of your sister, Sophie. Helen Zliser To Dr. & Mrs. Bernard De Hovitz Heartiest congratulations on the birth of two new grandchildren. Helen Zliser To Taylor Denton-Pratt Mazel Tov on the occasion of your Bat Mitzvah. Helen Zliser To Alan Kemer Thank you for your donation to the Confirmation class of ?94. It is greatly appreciated. Congregation Ner Tamid Confirmation Class of ?94 To Inez Kersin In loving memory of your father, Bill Levy. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Inez Kersin In loving memory of your father, Bill Levy. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Rita Malkin In memory of your beloved sister, Sophie. Max Blumenfeld To Marilyn Glovinsky Mazel Tov on Melissa?s engagement. To Melissa Glovinsky Congratulations on your engagement. Lil Eisner In Memory of Uncle Barney Weintraub. Libby Raynes To Rita Malkin In loving memory of sister, Sophie. Laverne, Robert, & Alan Hirsh To Noreen Sternberg In loving memory of mother, Margaret Gottlieb. Sisterhood - Helen Zliser, Shirley & Art Gellin, Janis & Drew Rounds & Phyllis Mark To Laveme & Bob Hirsh Love & best wishes for your 35th wedding anniversary. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Rita Malkin & Family In loving memory of Sophie Pisetsky. Noreen, Gary & Adam Sternberg To Bella Congratulations on the concert series. Helen Zliser ALL THE FOLLOWING DONATED TO CAMPERSHIPS FUND To Joe Cracraft For brother, Jack Cracraft with sympathy. To the Chenin Family Mazel Tov on the arrival of Dillon. To Noreen Sternberg Hope you?re feeling better. To Ramona Fessler With sympathy on the loss of your father. To Natalie Shaw Happy Birthday! To Malcolm & Lois Doctors Mazel Tov on your new grandson, Joshua Alexander. To the Dunn Family With sympathy on the loss of your son, Bruce. To Gloria Fine With sympathy on the loss of your father, Phillip Campbell. WITH LOVE, DYANE KOHNEN A Special Place To Belong ? Congregation Ner Tamid 15 1 i ? j| A i E i A A A A A A A A i I i 1 ill Annual 4th of July Fireworks Booth ' The Brotherhood of Congregation Ner Tamid announces a location change for CNT?s annual fireworks sale. It will be located at Flamingo & Pecos in the Cannery Shopping Center (next to Kathy?s Natural Food Market). See Brotherhood News in this issue for details on the A raffle prices and prizes. A l i A I i i A I t A A A A A & A A A A A A A A i i ? l s i E JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ JJ Spring Clearance Sale at the Sisterhood Gift Shop going on NOW! Come in and start your Chanukah shopping early. 25% off most items 10% off books 10% off everything in the iewelrv case except Tallit. The Sisterhood Gift Shop will not have regular hours during the summer. We will open by appointment during the months of July and August. Call Joy at 897-1824 or Susan at 454-076 If you need something and can?t wait, the temple office staff or volunteers will help you. The Sound of Music! Adult Choir wants YOU to come sing, harmonize, and add your voice to ours! High Holiday rehearsals begin Thursday, June 23rd, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Call Bella at the Temple, 733-6292. jj jj jj jj jj jj JJ jj jj jj jj jj J7J7J7?J7JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ'BJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ A Special Place To BelongCongregation ? 16 Ner Tamid ? 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