The Bulletin of Congregation Ner Tamid, January 1990

The Reform Synagogue of Las Vegas 2761 Emerson Avenue, Las Vegas, Nevada 89121 Ruth Fite, Executive Director Sandra Cohen, School Principal Terri Herman, Bulletin Editor January 1990 Tevet - Shevat Sanford D. Akselrad, Rabbi Eileen Kollins, President SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Friday January 5,1990 Conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Friday January 12,1990 Conducted by Leo Wilner Friday January 19,1990 Conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Friday January 26,1990 Conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by 3rd Grade Class Rabbi's Message ?THE CHALLENGES WE FACE? With the new year comes new challenges for our Congregation. We have grown in numbers and we have grown in programs. Now we face the challenge of integrating our new members into our Congregation. This is not a challenge unique to our Temple; it occurs in every organization. What is particularly unique about our Temple is that so many of our members are new. Almost two thirds of our membership have been with our Congregation less than two years! To members new and old, I present this challenge. Become an involved part of our Temple family. Introduce yourselves to unfamiliar faces at Shabbat Services. Take part in various committees to plan for our Temple?s future. Become active in our auxiliaries - Sisterhood, Brotherhood, and Golden Chai. And participation in the programs our Temple has to offer. Don?t wait to be asked. But become a member who asks another to become involved as well. This January welcomes new leadership to our Temple Board. For the past three years we have been led under the able direction of Ken Schnitzer. His devotion, commitment and concern for the Temple have been instrumental in our Temple?s growth. As the reigns of leadership are transferred to a new board under the able direction of Eileen Kollins, I know that we can expect the same kind of dedication and love. The mantle of leadership has indeed been passed. Let all of us working together come to meet the challenge. B?shalom, Sanford D. Akselrad Rabbi *1451^1 JTI43sywr sy*wp i"T'tf * 1\ \ P fl S WP JANUARY 5TH JOSEPH RAE ELSIE PELTYN ALAN GARBOS IRA WALLACE MARION C. YARCHIVER JANUARY 12 ROSE HARRIS IRVING SEID ROBERT LEVOFF SADIE WAGNIECH OSCAR KIRSON PHILLIP ALLAN FARBER CARL SHAPIRO MEIER KAHANER SOLOMON DOCTORS HARRY JACOB MAY SIDNEY WEISMAN JANUARY 19 FRANK SCHWARTZ MANUEL HOFFMAN RAE ISRAEL ALEX NESTER TINY KAHANER HYMAN SOLO WITZ JANUARY 26 MELVIN SANOFF NELSON WERNER DOROTHY WERNER REGINA NEWMAN DAVID LEVEY SALOMON WALRAUCH DAVID MORRIS KATZMAN CHARLES MARTIN EUGENE ALEXANDER ISADORE KOGAN ERNEST BARRESHCongregation Ner Tamid JANUARY 19TH MARKS A SPECIAL FIRST HAND REPORT ON EASTERN BLOCK JEWRY RABBI AKSELRAD TRAVELS TO POLAND From January 11th to 18th Rabbi Akselrad will be joining 29 Rabbis from around the United States on a special familiarization trip to Poland. Rabbi will participate in a comprehensive interdenominational visit to Poland?s most significant sites of Jewish interest. His itinerary will include visits to Lublin, Tykocin, Krakow and Warsaw. The group will go to the death camps of Treblinka, Madjenak, and Auschwitz-Birkenau. He will meet with the leaders of the Jewish community of Warsaw. The group will see the Carmelite Convent attached to the walls of Auschwitz and have first-hand experiences and visits to the major sights of the Holocaust. Rabbi will give a full report at Sabbath service January 19th. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF JEWISH FEDERATION TO SPEAK Norm Kaufman, Executive Direc?tor of the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas will speak to our Congregation on Friday evening, January 19th about his recent trip to Moscow and the Middle East. The Jewish Federation is an um?brella organization where community pri?orities are developed. Federation allo?cates and coordinates services in response to the needs of local, Israeli and Jewish communities around the world; as well as representing the voice of the organized Jewish community. Kaufman is a professional admin?istrator with a strong background in social services, health services, community plan?ning and development. He received his Masters of Social Work from Adelphi University in New York in 1975 and has a B.S. in Business Administration from the New York Insti?tute of Technology (1965). Kaufman, his wife Sheila and daughter Melissa came to Las Vegas in 1982. They are members of Congregation Ner Tamid. THIRD GRADE SHABBAT DINNER On Friday, January 26th, the third grade class will be holding its annual Shabbat dinner at 6:15 pm. U nder the supervision of their teacher, Lori Frankel the students will lead their families in the traditional Shab?bat blessings of the candles, wine and challah. FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT OF CONGREGATION NER TAMID Eileen Kollins became the first woman to head the Board of Direc?tors of Congregation Ner Tamid when she was elected at the Annual Meet?ing on December 3rd. Mrs. Kollins was Ner Tamid?s ?Congregant of the Year? in 1988. She has been principal of the Relig?ious School and during times when the congregation was without a Rabbi, led Sabaath services. On accepting the office, Eileen stated that she was sure the new offi?cers and board of directors would strive to continue the growth of the Temple and to provide more services to the congregants. She said, ?In the past two years we have grown from about 80 families to more than 300. It is incumbent on all of us to strengthen our present programs and bring more facets of our religion to^ Southern Nevada.? PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE A new year, a new Board, a new beginning. It is with a sense of challenge and excitement that we approach 1990 with both new and ex?perienced Board members. We know that the previous Board led so well by Ken Schnitzer, has set an excellent example by their diligence and dedication. It is a tough act to follow. Our goals are many and diverse. There will be a need for more classrooms and of course, our future dream of a ?real? sanctuary. Our religious and social programming will continue to increase and our Outreach program is off to a good start. The School continues to grow and we are hoping for an expanded and enriched Hebrew program next year. Another goal is to promote tikun olam. to improve the world by a variety of mitzvah projects throughout the year. Feel free to contact any Board with your input, with suggestions or criticisms, keeping in mind that there is not always an easy answer to each problem, but certainly we can do our best to be responsive to your wants and needs. I am looking forward to seeing each of you throughout the year. Best wishes to all of our Temple members and their families for happiness and good health in 1990. Eileen Kollins Page 2 Congregation Ner Tamid TOT SHABBAT SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY MTH Mark your calendars now for February 24th as we continue our success?ful program once again this year. Tot Shabbat is a special Sabbath morning program designed for children 2-5 years of age and their siblings. Last year over 80 children participated in the Tot Shabbat program. Geared especially for younger children, Rabbi Akselrad will conduct a special abbreviated service for the children. Following services, children will participate in exciting arts and crafts projects and have lunch to complete a fun filled morning. This program is chaired by Joni Akselrad and sponsored by Sisterhood. It is open to the entire community but reservations are a must. If you are interested in coming or learning more about the program please complete the form below. | Yes, we would like to know more about the Tot Shabbat and other programs: I Name:_________________________________________________ Address:_______________________________________________ Phone:_________________________________________________ We are planning on attending February 24th________________ Childrens Names:_______________________________________ I We are unable to attend:__________________________________ _____________________________________________________________i OUTREACH COMMITTEE HOLDS FIRST MEETING The Outreach Committe, un?der the able direction of Lois Doc?tors, held its organizational meeting. Outreach is a national program spon?sored by the Reform Movement. It is designed to welcome Jews-by- Choice, interfaith couples and others wishing to learn about the Jewish faith into Congregational life. At present we have over 90 individuals who have expressed interest in our program. For more information about becoming involved in Outreach ac?tivities or becoming a part of the Outreach committee please call Rabbi Akselrad at 733-6292. MONUMENT TO "NO COAT. NO SKIRT. GRACE ENTRANCE NO SERVICES" We are sure that you have no?ticed the construction in front of the entrance to the Temple. Very shortly we will have a beautiful new monu?ment donated by Eugene R. Warner. Mr. Warner has been a continuing benefactor of the Temple. He pre?viously donated funds to build our library. His continued support and generosity are greatly appreciated. The top will be graced with a Ner Tamid lighting the way for all who ^nter. Look for more information in "our next issue about the dedication. Our Temple has experienced rapid growth in the past two years. We want to maintain our friendly, warm atmosphere, but also would like to have the dignity and respect befitting a religious institution when our congregants come to pray. Numerous comments have been made about appropriate attire for Shabbat and High Holiday services. A simplified dress code would be as follows: 1. If you will be participating in the service, it is requested that men wear ties along with a sport jacket or suit and that women wear dresses or skirts. 2. Similar or slightly more casual attire is desirable for attendance at services. 3. No bluejeans, t-shirts, sandals, sweatsuits or tennis shoes are considered appropriate during any religious service. Thank you for your cooperation. Let us take as much pride in our per?sonal appearance as we do in our Temple?s appearance. Page 3 BOOK REVIEW SERIES CONTINUES Congregation Ner Tamid?s Book Review series with Rabbi Akselrad continues February 8th at a 10:30 a.m. in the Temple Library. Rabbi will review the new nationwide best seller by Rabbi Harold Kushner, Who Needs M2 Rabbi Kushner has offered several best selling books including When Bad Things Happen to Good People. His books have been widely read by Jews and non-Jews alike and have provided a measure of comfort and under?standing to all who seek answers to some of life?s most difficult religious questions. Rabbi Kushner?s latest book is also veiy poignantly written and you will not want to miss this latest review. For more information please contact Betty Schloss at 876-2678. This program is open to the community at no charge. However immediately following the book review there will be a Sisterhood luncheon for which there is a nominal charge. TELL RND KVELL: Robin Bronskv: - straight A?s in Bonanza High School (daughter of Sandy and Jerry Cohen) Stuart Hirsch: - passed the bar exam. He graduated cum laude in May of 1989 MAH JONGG PLOTTERS IT?S THAT TIME AGAIN. The new cards will be one size only. Cost is $3.75 each. Please send name, address apartment numoer and zip code with check made payable to: Florence Weinstein, 4255 Channel Ten Drive, Apt. 93, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119. Thank you. TMffNK YOU! We would like to thank Gilbert Shaw for the dona?tion of the sink for the Religious School and Jeffrey Heit for the installation. SEARCH FOR MOTHER OF THE YEAR 1 TheAMERICANMOTHER?S INC. association is now beginning their search for the 1990, Nevada Mother of the Year. Any person or organization may nominate some?one they feel is an exemplary mother. Your nominee must be at least 45 years of age, married in a legally accepted ceremony and have one or more children, whose youngest is at least fifteen years of age. This is a choice oppportunity to show honor to the mother you feel is a success and who has shown herself to be understanding, patient, com?passionate, loving, courageous and skilled in homemaking skills. To receive an informational packet con?taining a complete list of necessary qualifications and entry form, please contact Alice Lewis at (702) 458- 2335. . TEMPLE WISH LIST We truly appreciate the gener?osity of those who help our wishes come true. 1. Desk top copier or $600 2. Bulletin Board with glass cover or $45 3. Portable dishwasher - Religious School or $250 4. Filmstrip projector or $150 5. Electric stapler or $100 6. File Cabinet or $75 7. Microwave or $200 Page 4 Congregation Ner Tamid Adult Education JEWISH LECTURE SERIES PROFESSOR MERVINF. VERBITopens the eighth Annual Jewish Lecture Series on Sunday, January 21st, at 7:30 p.m. Temple Beth Shalom is this year?s facility host. Community-involved indi?viduals, organizations and all congregations bring the lectures and an evening ?At Masada: the Israel Philharmonic, Zubin Mheta ? and much more!: to the general public in the winter/spring of 1990 at no charge. Dr. Verbit, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a doctorate from Columbia Uni?versity, is a sociology professor at Brooklyn Col?lege. He has written and lectures widely on contem?porary religion and on the American Jewish com?munity. The speaker is the co-author of the only inde?pendent empirical survey of Jewish attitudes in the Soviet Union and is now working on a study of religion and ethnicity among American Jewish uni?versity students. Dr. Verbit?s lecture subject will be on ?Israel & Diaspora:How Are We One? How Are We Distinct?? The speaker is listed in Who;s Who in Ameri?can Jewry, Who?s in World Jewry, and Who?s in Sociology among American Professors. Come and be informed by an outstanding speaker. Harry L. Goldberg, O.D. REGISTER NOW FOR ADULT EDU?CATION SERIES DON?T FORGET to register for our upcoming adult education series. Rabbi Akselrad will be conducting ?Judaism Con?fronts Contemporary Issues? on January 25, February 22 and March 22. ?Traveling Through The Jewish Calendar: A Look at Major Jewish Holidays? presented by our new President, Eileen Kollins will be held on January 23, February 20 and March 20. Registration is $10 for members and $15 for non-members. DON?T MISS IT!!! REGISTRATION Judiasm Confronts Contemporary Issues January 25_______________ February 22______________ March 22___________ Traveling Through The Jewish Calendar January 23_______________ February 20______________ March 20________________ Name:______________________________ Address:____________________________ Temple Member: Yes___No___ Total Registration Fee Enclosed: Page 5 Congregation Ner Tamid Page 6 Congregation Ner Tamid Religious School News The CNT Religious School is featuring a new event this year; Parents? Day. On various Sundays throughout the year the classes are inviting their parents to participate in part of that mornings events. On Sunday, December 10th, the 1st grade invited their parents to join them in their Chanukah celebrations. Under the supervision of their teacher Michel Zweig. the children made potato latkes, partici?pated in traditional Modin relay races and played dreidel games. Parents were entertained by the children telling them the story of Chanukah, using pictures on our new ?flannel board?, a story telling devise. On the same Sunday, third grade parents were treated to a Cha?nukah play presented by LoriFrankl?s class. ?The Runaway Dreidel? was presented in the all-purpose room. The third grade has been studying the concept of religious freedom which was the theme of their play. Future Parent Days will include: the 7th grade on Sunday, January 21st when they will involve their parents in their study of the Jewish life cycle; a presentation on the slate of Israel will be made by the second grade; the kindergarten will display their knowledge of Noah?s Ark on Sunday, February 11th; Soviet Jewry will be the theme of the 6th grade presentation on Sunday, April 29th and, finally, on Sunday, May 13th, the fifth grade will present a culmination of their studies of early Jewish history. Sandy Cohen Religious School Principal CNT RELIGIOUS SCHOOL BRKE SALE The Congregation Ner Tamid Religious School had a very suc?cessful bake sale at the Sisterhood Chanukah Bazaar. By sponsoring the ?Desert Booth? the religious school also provided all the coffee and tea. The religious school profited and the ?Thank Yous? go to Jeanne Schomaker. Room Parent Chairperson, who coordinated the work of organizing the booth and to all the Room Parents who called the mothers in each classroom (?...no more brownies, please!?). And I wish to express special gratitude to all the mothers who baked for the sale. Thank you all for your effort. How sweet it is. NTTY NEWS After three weeks of hiberna?tion,NTTY is ready to face 1990.But before we move on?CONGRATU?LATIONS to Sisterhood on a spec?tacular Chanukah Bazaar. It was a blast! A special MAZEL TOV to Sophie Pisetsky on being crowned Ms. Noodle Kugel 1990. Now let?s look ahead... ?ABORTION: THE DECISION FACING OUR GENERATION? On Sunday, January 14,NTTY is sponsoring a program on abortion. We are inviting Eileen Kollins to present a Judaic insight and a repre?sentative of Planned Parenthood to explain the pro-choice side. Because abortion is so personal an issue, we are also inviting our members? par?ents to join us on this evening. PHONE-A-THON Mitzvah Corps is a summer camp for underprivileged children. Each year NTTY and the other youth groups of our region are asked to raise half of the twenty thousand dol?lars it takes to run the camp. To raise our part of the funds, on January 21, NTTY will be calling YOU to help us reach our goal. Watch your mail for more information. SOCIAL ACTION MONTH NTTY has declared February as ?Social Action Month?. During next month NTTY will be focusing on its programming on social issues and Tikkun Olam - building a better world. To begin the month, NTTY will be hosting and conducting Fri?day night services on February 2. We hope to see everyone there. The theme for our service is the environ?ment, a complex issue which NTTY studied at Fall Conclave this past No?vember. To help protect the future of the environment, we will be receiv?ing newspapers and aluminum cans. PLEASE BRING YOUR PAPERS ANDCANWITHYOU! The money raised will be donated to an environ?mental protection organization. Page 7 Congregation Ner Tamid ____________________________________ (fr -------- ' ............ THE SISTERHOOD OF CNT PRESENTS THE FIRST ANNUAL ???MYSTERY NIGHT??? JANUARY 20TH IF YOU ARE ADVENTUROUS AND LIKE TO HAVE A GOOD TIME THIS EVENING IS FOR YOU!!! DRESS IS CASUAL & COMFORTABLE. CARPOOLS SUGGESTED OR WE WILL ARRANGE ONE FOR YOU. INCLUDES DINNER & A FUN EVENING. 1. Flashlight 2. 2 Pencils 3. 1 Coat hanger 4. Beach towel 5. 5 cotton balls 6. 1 cue tip We will meet at the Temple at 6:30 p.m. COST: $25 per person. Your check is your reservation. Please send check to Congregation Ner Tamid, made payable to Sisterhood. RSVP BY JANUARY 6TH TO TEMPLE OFFICE SISTERHOOD NEWS DONOR CREDIT NEWS: Now is the time to start thinking about making your donor credit for Sisterhood this year. Each $75 in earned donor credit will entitle you to attend a very special event we are planning for the Spring. This will be an exciting event with awards to honor our special volunteers. The following is only a partial list of how you may earn donor credit More sug?gestions will be forthcoming and all sugges?tions are welcome: 1. Volunteer your time. We need your help at Sisterhood functions or Oneg Shabbats and you will earn a donor credit of $4 per hour for work preparing an event or $5 an hour for work the day of the event 2. Your cash donation to Sisterhood because you want to. 3. 25%oftheprofitSisterhoodmakes on your admission to our events will be donor credit - come to our events and you get credit. 4. If you cook, bake or donate focx^? for a Sisterhood function, or to be frozen and^B used for Onegs, the cost of the ingredients will be added to your donor credit. 5. Tributes - Cost a minimum of $4 each and all but $ 1 goes toward your donor credit. Call Helen Zliser at 254-6678 for tributes. 6. Sell ads for the Sisterhood Calen?dar. You will receive the full amount in donor credit if the ad is a new one and half of it is a repeat. This can be a major source of easily earned donor credit. 7. Donate a nice gift that can be used for a raffle or door prize at a Sisterhood func?tion. You will earn credit for the amount of the cost of the item. 8. Host a brunch, luncheon, or eve?ning in your home playing cards. Mah Jongg, Trivia or have a guest speaker, etc. Earn donor credit with the profit you make for Sisterhood. REMEMBER: The object of making your donor credit is to contribute your time or anything of value that will help earn money for Sisterhood. Keep track of all your donor credit. Bring your donor credit list to the Temple in care of Marlene Sher?man or call Marlene at 873-72446 or Debbi Stone at 876-6218. We hope to see all Sisterhood members at our Spring Event f Page 8 Congregation Ner Tamid NER TRMID BROTHERHOOD NEWS ?p: T Brotherhood To Hold General Election January 21st The first election for officers of the Brotherhood will be held on Sunday, January 21,1990 at 9:30 a.m. Location will be Congregation Ner Tamid. This will be the first official election of the Brotherhood which has now been operational just about one year. During this time several success?ful fund raising events were sponsored by the Brotherhood. The INTERIM Board has been chaired by Darin Tiep who deserves lots of lauding for his ceaseless efforts to make the Brotherhood a reality. During Darin?s tenure, he received support from Jerry Cohen as Membership Chairman. Jerry was the chief mover in the effort to raise funds both for the Congregation and the Brotherhood through the Fireworks sale. Considerable supportive efforts in all phases of planning of events, and execution of activities has been provided by Jay Poster who served as Program Chairman. Sig Kohnen has been serving as author of the Brotherhood By-laws and purveyor of legal counsel. Harry Schloss has been serving as Treasurer. Scott Schreiber was instrumental in the successful Parking Lot Sale along with tremendous efforts by Jay and Terry Herrman and Robert and Lori Frankel. Art Cohen has acted as Recording Secretary. Accolades are due especially to those folks who have served without an elected mandate. Thanks also goes to those members who have participated in our events during the last year. Now it is time to meet and select an ELECTED board to continue the rocess of building an organization for Male Members of Congregation Ner Tamid. Therefore, Members and Potential Members, come join us and cast your vote on Sunday, January 21 at Congregation Ner Tamid. Shalom, Paul Rogers SISTERHOOD TRIBUTES: To Campership Fund from Edward and Inez Kirson To Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rosen?thal; With sympathy on the loss of your mother; From Linda and Steve Chenin To Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rosen?thal; With sympathy on the loss of your mother; From Hyla and Ron Worth To Marilyn Millitscher; In Memory of your mother Dorothy Asch; From Rose Dunn | To Rose Paiewsky; In Memory of your husband Phil; From Bunny and Steven Dunn To Rose Paiewsky; In Memory of your husband Phil; From Rose Dunn To Marvin Price; In Memory of your father Phil Paiewsky; From Rose Dunn To Mary Fox; Congratulations on being chosen Congregant of The Year; From Barbara and Dick Rosen To Rita Moses; Best wishes for a happy marriage; From Florence Weinstein To Rita Moses; Congratulations and Best Wishes on your marriage; From the Sisterhood Board GOLDEN CHfll NEWS Dear Seniors, Happy New Year 1990 to all of you and your families. Let me say that everything you wish yourselves, I wish you. While I set and write this ar?ticle, I just can?t believe that this year has passed so quickly. Election of Officers has taken place. Rabbi Akselrad will install our officers on February 1st 1990. Please be sure to attend this lovely event. I have been asked to be Presi?dent of Golden Chai for another year and I have accepted because it is a great honor to be President of such a fine group of members. The new slate of officers con?sists of Dorothy Herman - President; Helen Zliser - Vice President; Clair Cohen - Recording Secretary; Ruth Goldman - Treasurer; Ethel Shack - Publicity; Ida Abrams - Trustee; A1 Rostov - Trustee. On February 15th we will be entertained by Ms. Senior Nevada 1986 and Company. They will put on a show for us. They are just fabulous, so mark your calendars for this event. Don?t miss this one!!! Thank you, Dorothy Herman President "TRIBUTES" FOR BIRTHDAYS, WEDDINGS, OR OTHER OCCASIONS FOR SYMPATHY, SPEEDY RECOVERY, OR OTHER RE- MEMBERANCES ?SPEEDY SERVICE? ?NO LINES? ?DONOR CREDIT!!!? CALL HELEN ZLISER 254-6678 Page 9 Congregation Ner Tamid JANUARY ANNIVERSARIES Jack and Betty Lehman January 29 Morris and Libby Raynes January 9 Julian and Lillian Wallace January 17 Stephen and Karen Walsh January 4 Wilfred and Helen Zliser January 8 OOPS! It seems our printer got many of his letters mixed up last month and we would like to apologize to those people whose names were misspelled: Hy and Natalie Bergman - Happy Anniversary Harvey & Gail Godorov - Happy Anniversary A Tribute from Freida Zab- inofskv to the Rabbi?s Discre?tionary Fund Trustee - Jeanne Schomaker SORRY - WE MISSED YOUR BIRTHDfiY IN DECEMBER MICHAEL CHERRY AT .EX BORGELT NATE BORGELT HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR JANUARY BABIES Sam Alper Jessica Berger Marsha Klein Jonathan Bergman Elliot Krane Emily Bossak Steven Lang Julie Cohen Jack Lehman Lois Doctors Judith Lewis Leslie Dunn Lynette Macauley Rebecca Eisenman Karen Marano Thomas Eisenman Laurie McRitchie Marilyn Etcoff Benjamin Meoz Sandy Ewan Jennifer Mendelson Stephan Finkelstein Sadelle Minsey Bant Fredkin Denise Rounds Randi Friedman Chandra Samuels Neil Galatz Natalie Samuels Marilyn Glovinsky Allison Schnitzer Douglas Gold Jordan Schnitzer Allan Goldberg Lawrence Schnitzer David Gordon Hy Schwartz Jeffrey Harbach Phil Seltzer Alan Hirsch Pearl Silverman Carol Hoffman Bette Stahl Margaret Hogan Suzie Stone Bobby Horton Rachel Taylor Mara Jaffe Mae Weintraub James Karlin Wilfred Zliser TEMPLE TRIBUTES Prayer Book To Mary Fox; In Honor of being Congregant of the Year; From Rhoda Wright Tree Certificate ToTereseSugden; In Memory of Alex Guutierrez, Jr.; From Deborah Goldberg Tree Certificate To Mary Jo Sugden; In loving Memory of your father Alex Gutierrez, Jr.; From Deborah Goldberg Choir Fund To Art & Shirley Gellin; In honor of your wedding anniversary; From Jerry and Mary Fox Rabbi?s Discretionary Fund To Leon Horowitz; In Memory of your sister; From Helen Mendelson To Marvin Price; In loving memory of your dear father, Phil Paiewsky; From Bunny & Steven Dunn Rabbi?s Discretionary Fund; In Mem?ory of Celine Rosenthal; from Claude and Dede Rosenthal, Dennis & Renee Rae Ross and Rita Eisenstadt To Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gottlieb;m In honor of your 50th anniversary; From Ida Abramson To The Rosenthal Family In Memory of Celine Rosenthal; From Fran and Harvey Sanoff Sisterhood To Mary Fox ; Congratu?lations; From Fran and Harvey Sanoff Choir To Art & Shirley Gellin; Congratulations;From Fran and Har?vey Sanoff Mr. WilliamLackey & Family ;In Mem?ory of Eda;From Art & Shirley Gellin To The Rosenthal Family; In Memory of Celine Rosenthal; From Cal and Phyllis Lewis To Rita Moses; In Honor of your forth?coming marriage; From Cal and Phyl?lis Lewis To Claude and Dede Rosenthal; In Memory of Celine Rosenthal; From Bruce and Karen Borgelt In Memory of Son Barry L. Hirsch; From Mrs. Hirsch Grossman Book-The Wailing Wall; In Memory of Dr. Louis W. Blumenthal, grandfa?ther of AmieBlumenthal; From Eileen and Judy Kollins Page 10 Congregation Ner Tamid THANK YOU mi Stan and I would like to thank each and everyone for their concern dur?ing Stan?s illness - your calls and cards were just the answer! We?re only living here 7 months but the warmth that was conveyed made us feel like we lived here 70 years! Fondly, Arlene and Stan Schwartz CLASSIFIED 2 Cemetery Plots in Ner Tamid section of Palm Mortuary Cemetery. Includes complete funeral. Will sell for cost. Purchased in 1982. Call David or Beverly Deveaugh (305) 437-7678. OUR SUPPORTERS ARTISTIC VIDEO ____EBfljQIiaiQKS 2290 E??t Flamingo Road. Suite E ? Las Vegas Nevada 89119 PLANNING A WEDDING. PARTY. BARMITZVAH OR ANY SPECIAL EVENT? 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TIME ^DOMESTIC & IMPORTED YARN13 AU Counted Cross Stitch Supplies CLASSES IN ALL CRAFTS 454-9979 3 JANIS ROUNDS G.R.I. REALTOR* 2 * i Sandhill & Flamingo c* JOAN POSTER REALTOR COMMERCIAL . LAND . RESIDENTIAL 368-1850 Res. 876-1660 PHOENIX PLAZA 6370 W. FLAMINGO ROAD. #15 r LAS VEGAS. NEVADA 89103 U feta] Page 11 (lZ JANUARY s SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DECEMBER 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 Office Closed New Years NEW YEAR?S DAY 7:30 p.m. Board Meeting 1:00 p.m. Sisterhood Executive Board Meeting 10:30 a.m. Sistertiood Board Meeting 12:00 noon Golden Chai 8:00 p.m. Services 9:30 a.m. Religious School 7:00 p.m. NTTY Social 8 10 11 12 13 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Class 4:30 p.m. Hebrew School 7:30 p.m. Sisterhood Meeting 7:00 p.m. NTTY Meeting 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 9:30 p.m. Religious School MARTIN LUTHER KINO?S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Class 12:00 noon Golden Chai 4:30 p.m. Hebrew School 8:00 p.m. A| Services ? 6:00 p.m. Sisterhood Mystery Night 21 9:30 a.m. Religious School 9:30 a.m. Brotherhood Elections 7:00 p.m. NTTY Social 22 23 24 25 26 27 ,s 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Class 7:15 p.m. Adult Education :30 p..... Adult Education 6:15 p.m. 3rd Grade a a Shabbat Dinner vtr 8:00 p.m. nn Services (I Va ?era C* ROSH CHODESH 28 29 30 31 V 9:30 a.m. Religious School 7:00 p.m. NTTY Social 7:00 p.m. Confirmation Class S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 i TEMPLE BOARD Eileen Koilins................ President Marilyn Glovinsky........ .. V.P. Administration Mary Fox....................... Gerald Gordon.............. ...V.P. Wavs & Means Lewis Etcoff.............V.P. Religious Activities Bobby Bernay............. Debra Schreck.............. ..................Secretary Ira Levine...................... Jay Poster..................... Recording Secretary D