The Bulletin of Congregation Ner Tamid, May 1989

??A SPECIAL PLACE TO BELONG? 2751 Emerson Ave., LV. NV 89121 Sanford D. Akselrad, Rabbi Rita Moses, Executive Director 733-6292 Kenneth J. Schnitzer, President Shirley Gellin, Bulletin Editor Sandra Cohen, School Principal May 1989 ? Nisan - Iyar 5749 Schedule of Services Friday, May 5th Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Sisterhood Sabbath Oneg sponsored by Sisterhood 8:00 P.M. Friday, May 19th Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad 6th & 7th Grade Shabbat Dinner Oneg sponsored by 6th & 7th Grades 8:00 P.M 6:30 P.M Friday, May 12th Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad B?nai B?rith Sabbath Oneg sponsored by B'nai B'rith 8:00 P.M. Friday, May 26th Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by Sisterhood 8:00 P.M Rabbi?s Message We remember. For too many the images are still like yesterday. The death, destruction, and demise of our people under Nazi rule comes flooding back like spectres in the night. For too many, however, these spectres have become but faded images of a bygone past. For those born after the Flolocaust understanding is difficult and memory is the by-product of stories past down by grand?parents, parents, media presentations and books. So how can we remember, really remember those who died, the martyrs of our people? Through the power of community we remember. The Holocaust taught us that each one of our lives is inextricably intertwined with one another. Through the power of prayer on Yom Hashoah we will gather togetheryoung and old to share with each other the power of memory. What will we pray for? That such an atrocity shall never affect any people ever again. That the martyrs of our people shall not have died in vain because we shall affirm our tradition by deed as well as by prayer. That we shall remember, and teach our children that they too shall remember and never ever forget... one people... one destiny... one collective prayer... of hope. B' Shalom, Sanford D. Akselrad RabbiYom Hashoah at Temple Beth Shalom May 2nd On May 2nd at 7:30 P.M. at Temple Beth Shalom, there will be a community wide obser?vance for Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Memorial Day). All five Congregations as well as the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas are sponsors. This year?s speaker is Irene Opdyke, a heroine of the Holocaust who literally risked her life to save the lives of hundreds of Jewish children. Not of our faith, Ms. Opdyke is truly a ?righteous gentile? devoting her life to fighting bigotry and racism. Of special note at this year?s service will be memorialization not only of the six million Jews who died during the Holocaust, but of the five million non-Jews who died due to Hitler?s barbarism. Members of the Jewish and non-Jewish clergy will be participating. The Service has been written and edited by Rabbi Sanford Akselrad and Can?tor Simon Bergman. ------?-"YOM HASHOAH"---------- Let Us Join together for a Community-wide Memorial Service to Commemorate the Holocaust REMEMBER THE 6,000,000! SPONSORS Congregation Ner Tamid Temple Beth Am Congregation Shaarei Tefilla Temple Beth Sholom Jewish Federation of Las Vegas Temple Emanu-EI Guest Speaker IRENE OPDYKE HOLOCAUST HEROINE TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1989 1600 E. OAKEY BLVD. 7:30 P.M. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA /aV Irene Opdyke is a heroine. For saving the lives of 12 Jews she hid in the basement of the German officer?s villa where she was a housekeeper, she was awarded the Medal of Honor by Yad Vashem in Jerusalem, Israel's highest honor. She is responsible for saving hundreds of Jewish lives from death by the Gestapo. She has earned international recogni?tion through the Commission for the Designa?tion of the Righteous, and has been awarded the title of "Righteous? given to gentiles who risked their lives in aiding and saving Jews dur?ing the war. She is among 5,000 in the world who have been recognized for bravery and courage during the Holocaust. Arriving in New York in 1949, Ms. Opdyke speaks before selec^^ groups on her experiences in the war and he^P personal reflections on freedom and life in America. Ms. Opdyke was born in Poland and now resides in Orange County, California.Basic Judaism Class Begins June 4th Rabbi Akselrad will be offering a class in Basic Judaism which will begin on Sunday, June 4th, and will meet weekly through August 27, 1989 from 9:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Temple library. This course is open to those who feel a gap in their Jewish education, interfaith couples, those who are con?templating conversion into Judaism, as well as those who are interested in learning more about Judaism. The class teaches basic knowledge of Judaism, life cycle, holidays and an overview of Jewish history. Tuition is $15.00 ($25.00 non-members) per in- dividual/couple. This does not include textbooks re?quired for the course. A limited number of books will be available for purchase the first session of class. For more information, please call Rabbi Akselrad. For registration, please call Norma at the Temple office, 733-6292. What is the value of one member? (Ten Temple members standing in a line. One disliked the President, then there were nine. Nine ambitious members offered to work late. One forgot his promise, then there were eight. Eight creative members had ideas good as heaven, one lost enthusiasm, then there were seven. Seven loyal members got into a fix. They quarreled over programs, and then there were six. Six members remained with spirit and drive. One moved away, then there were five. Five steadfast members wished there were more. One become indifferent, then there were four. Four cheerful members who never disagree?till one complained of meetings, then there were three. Three eager members! What do they do? One got discouraged, then there were two. Two lonely members; our rhyme is nearly done. One changed his golf game, and then there was one. One faithful member was feeling rather blue?met with his schoolmate, and then there were two. Two earnest members each enrolled one more?doubl?ing their number, and then there were four. Four determined members just couldn?t wait?till each signed up another, and then there were eight! Eight excited members signed up 16 more. In another six verses there'll be a thousand twenty-four! ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY UNITES COMMUNITY IN SUPPORT OF ISRAEL A community-wide celebration of Israel's 41 st Birth?day will be held Sunday, May 14, at Inter-EXPO on the corner of Sunset and Bermuda Road in the Hughes Air?port Center, from 12-4 p.m. Israeli songs and music will be featured for your dancing pleasure. Avshalom Katz from Los Angeles will be the headline entertainer for the day and Dani Dassi will be teaching Israeli Folk Dancing. Delicacies from Israel such as falafel, hummus, pita bread, bourekas (pastry filled with spinach or cheese), gefilte fish and challah will be offered throughout the day to tempt your palate. The event is sponsored by the Council of Jewish Organizations of the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas. For more information and to buy tickets in advance, please call Beverly Eisen at 732-0556. ADULT CHOIR The adult choir will perform at Services on Friday, May 12th and for Confirmation on June 2nd. In August the group will begin a concentrated rehearsal schedule in preparation for joining with the Cantor for the High Holyday services. Hallie Wash, Choir Director, has issued a call for ad?ditional voices to swell the ranks. If you like to sing ? join the choir and add a musical dimension to the ser?vices. We are not looking for Pavarotti or Lilly Pons voices, we need people with enthusiasm and a love of singing. Everyone can sing in a group. It is not necessary to read Hebrew since all the music has been transliterated. Please call the Temple office for the rehearsal schedule.Joni Akselrad.................................21st Rachelle Azaria...............................20th Harry Bycel....................................31st Kimberly Cohen............................19th Paul Cohen....................................14th David Diamond...............................11th Leo Diamond.................................28th Stacey Drucker..............................10th Harvey Eisner..................................7th Donald Eisner.................................25th Leesa Galatz.................................15th Amy Goldstein.................................7th Bernard Greenblatt...........................5th Lori Harbach....................................5th Jeffrey Kohnen............................ 17th Lisa Lang...................................... 1st Alan Miller.....................................12th Julie Nardozzi...............................18th Dennis Nelson..................................6th Judith Nevenkirch...........................19th Lenora Newman..............................26th Michael Novick..............................17th Laven Ober....................................20th Lindsey Ober...................................6th Jaki Rinehart.................................14th Barbara Rosen.................................6th Jeffrey Rosenfeld..........................16th Wendy Rosenfeld..........................10th Michael Ross.................................25th David Rounds...................................1st Mark Russell.................................25th Linda Schnitzer............................ 16th David Schomaker............................21st Lynn Schushmann............................9th Frederick Siegel..............................17th Max Siegel.................................... 1st Danny Silverstein..............................3rd Nina Tiep......................................10th Elizabeth Waters............................31st Robert Worth.................................15th Our sincere apologies to Bobby Newman for having omitted her birthday in the April bulletin, although we did mention her twin sister's. Needless to say they have the same birthday and we are very sorry for the over?sight. MAY BIRTHDAYS TEMPLE CONTRIBUTIONS To Lynn & Arne Rosencrantz Much mazel on your new venture- Best Wishes From Rona & David Mendelson To Mickey & Leo Wilner Sincere condolences on your loss From Rona & David Mendelson TEMPLE TRIBUTES /VT' Prayer Book Fund To Mildred Kushner In Memory of William Kushner From Marsha and Kevin Targon Our sincere thanks to the following for their kind donations to the Rabbi's Discretionary Fund: Charles Etcoff Nettie Grossman Dr. William & Shirley Bossak Eleanor Bossak /? 4t IH- MAY ANNIVERSARIES' i Jerome & Christine Bader May 11 th Phil & Rose Seltzer May 23rd L#> t)* MAY YAHRZEITS- May 5th Pauline Rosenheim'' Robert Kossoy Meyer Itzkowitz Ruth Miller Hal Fein May 12th Isadore Wexler Lucille Goldstein Augusta Sternberg May 19th Celia Zimmerman Julius Miller Herman Wishnak Rose Kogon Sarah Pitcher May 26th Hiram Lewis George Asch Abraham Lewis Goldstein Isaac Hirshorn Max Benish Jack Davidson Robert E. Worth )f / ?fcrl -V v w .? :,r a*.* . The office staff wishes to sincerely apoligize to Mr. & Mrs. Arne Rosencrantz for the tribute card which was inadvertently sent to them. We are very, very sorry for the error. ft; *-i -mm. ? - I a.?.?SISTERHOOD NEWS ?Tell and Kvell? The Sisterhood had its last luncheon at the Temple to culminate the year. We held elections and had a wonderful guest speaker, June Newmark, reporter and editor of Kids Talk Page for the Las Vegas Sun. Many thanks to June, Rose Dunn, Phyllis Mark and Min Jaroslow for the lovely luncheon. We hope to publish the Sisterhood's annual calendar at the beginning of the Religious School year. We appreciate all the support that you, our Temple Family have given us all year and we are proud that we were able to sponsor so many meaningful events. We invite all of you to share our Sisterhood Sabbath on May 5th and look forward to see you at our booth on Israeli Independence Day, May 14th. Watch for more Sisterhood News on the Donor Lun?cheon and our Installation of Officers for 1989-90. Be sure to get your donor credit to Julie Ross, 361-8370, by May 15th in order to attend our Donor Lunch on June 4th. Barbara Rosen is our new "Sunshine Chairman". Please notify her if you know of someone who is ill or hospitalized; you can call her at home: 454-5060, or notify the Temple Office. Our sincere thanks to Sandy Greenblatt for in?itiating the most enjoyable series of meetings entitled "Between Women". She was a most able facilitator and we appreciate her taking the time to lead the discus?sions. Love from your President, Mary Fox Sisterhood Calendar The Sisterhood is planning a very informative calendar for 1989-90. Please show your support of Sisterhood by advertising in our calendar so that we can continue the support of Temple. Send in your camera-ready ad today! Full page.......................... $125.00 1 /2 page...............................75.00 1 /4 page...............................45.00 1 /6 page...............................25.00 2-3 line greeting.....................20.00 Kinder Page-per name.............2.50 Make checks payable to Congregation Ner Tamid Sisterhood and mail or drop off at Temple, 2761 Emerson Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89121. We appreciate your continued support. Danny Chenin won first place in a "National Invent America" program at Doris French Elementary School on March 31st. Danny created an invention that won First Place in his fourth grade class and also won First Place for the entire fourth grade level at Doris French. Danny will now be competing against fourth graders across the nation. His invention has been sent to Washington, D.C. Danny and his teacher, Mrs. Bartuseh, and family of course, are anxiously waiting for results. Danny's invention was so good that an attorney is work?ing on a patent for it. Hopefully, Danny will make it to Washington, D.C. in July. Congratulations to Jackie Mutnick for receiving straight A's for the 3rd time at Woodbury Jr. High. Jackie, who turned 14, is also a member of the jazz and concert band at the school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mutnick. Congratulations to Larry Schnitzer for winning first place in the 8th grade biology division of the Clark Coun?ty Science Fair. We are all very proud of you! Betty and Harry Schloss are flying to the East Coast to attend his 50th College Reunion in June. During com?mencement exercises, for the "golden anniversary", he and his classmates will march in the processional in gold caps and gowns. Mazel-tov! Congratulations to Joel Feldman, Justin Finkelstein, Melissa Kaufman, and Larry Schnitzer for receiving straight A's on their report cards. They will be the guest of Woodbury Jr. High School at a luncheon sponsored by Sam's Town. Congratulations to Allison Schnitzer for again receiving straight A's on her report card and for receiving honor awards for spelling and creative writing. Brotherhood off to a wonderful start! Over a hundred people attended Brotherhood's first program, "Inside the Engelstadt Affair". Attorneys Mike Cherry and Greg Kamer, along with Federation Ex?ecutive Director Norman Kaufman detailed the behind the scenes negotiations with the Imperial Palace and the controversy surrounding Hitler memorabilia at the Hotel. Brotherhood is sponsoring the May 21st Rummage Sale. If you have usable discards which you would like to have picked up, please call the Temple office at 733-6292. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Brotherhood, dues have been set at $25.00 per year. Membership is open to Temple members, and Jewish men of the general community. For more information contact Jerry Cohen at 363-4669.Our Congregational Seder was a wonderful success thanks to the efforts of an outstanding committee: Connie Heit, Chairperson; Maxine Gratz, Rose Dunn, Sophie Pisetsky, and Rita Moses. A special thank you to Bella Schwartz, our Cantorial Soloist and Hallee Wash, our Choir Director, who led us in song and helped create a very festive atmosphere. (Pictured below are some of the highlights of the affair.) YOUTH CHOIR ?Sing Unto God? The Congregation NerTamid Youth Choir, under the^k direction of Rochelle David will be making two debufl^P public appearances during the month of May. The Choir's first appearance will be on "The Gail & Harvey Allen Show" Radio Station KROL Sunday, May 7the 9:00 P.M. They will be performing as part of the station's pro?gram honoring Israel's 41st Birthday. Their second appearance will be on May 14th at the Inter-Expo Center for the Israeli Independence Day Celebration. At this time, our Choir will be performing for the entire Las Vegas Jewish community. During this past year, our students have been par?ticipating in Friday night services, performing on the evenings that the Religious School holds its Shabbat Family dinners.The Religious School academic year is coming to a close. Looking back over this years events is best described by the words of the commercial: "...we've come a long way, Baby!" We anticipated an enrollment of fifty students; we now have over one hundred students. We added a classroom, two teachers, a Youth Choir Director, and a kitchen. Each class ex?perienced having its own Shabbat Dinner; the children in first and second grades were consecrated; we expressed ourselves in yam, macaroni, felt, plaster and stained glass. Our Hebrew program was extended down to the first grade and our music teacher, ALAN HIRSH, guitar slung over shoulder, did weekly pilgrimages to each class, individualizing his teaching. We had a Purim play, a mock Israeli trip and our own ?cruise? on Noah's Ark. We conducted two separate Passover Seders, led by the Rabbi. And still, yet to come, in the month of May, will be our par?ticipation in the community-wide celebration of Israeli In?dependence Day. Our students will march in the Walk-a-thon *and have their art work displayed. Our Youth Choir will make its first community appearance in honor of Israel's 41st An?niversary. To close our school year, we will hold our second annual Macabbia and picnic. Our school picnic for parents, teachers and students will be held on Sunday, May 21st. It will begin at noon, ending both our day and our year of Religious School with games, fun and food, all organized and prepared by N.T.T.Y., our Youth Group, and under the direction of ALAN HIRSH, who is also our Youth Group Advisor. Next year, even bigger plans! Our Hebrew department will be extended to a two day a week program for Bet and Gimmel levels and our children will begin their Hebrew studies in the Religious School from the day that they enter?in kindergarten. We will be adding a course in "gastronomic Judaism", whereby our students will come to experience preparation of our old traditional foods. The Youth Choir will be participating in services throughout the year, performing for each Class Shabbat Dinner Service. And, finally, we are an?ticipating adding one more classroom and several more teachers to our staff. At this time, I wish to add a personal "thank you". Whatever our successes were this past year and whatever ex?citement we created for our children was due to all the wonderful people who work with and for the school. My most sincere appreciation to RITA MOSES, our Executive Director, who co-administrates the Religious School: my gratitude to NORMA ABRGEL, the Rabbi's Secretary, who patiently types all that flows out of the school office; I give my respect to our teachers who create all our learning excitement, week after week, putting in hours (of shopping) and lesson preparations; a big "thanks, guy? to the school aides who man the office on Sundays and do whatever, whenever and then some. Without MARILYN GLOVINSKY, our Vice President of Education, our Room Parent Program and Shabbat Dinners would not have been the success that they were. And a very deep appreciation to RABBI AKSELRAD whose knowledge, wisdom and patience guided me through this first year. Finally, thank you, Parents, for your help and cooperation in all our programs. We all recognize that it takes more than "car pool" to bring a Jewish education to our children... and if you think we asked a lot from you this year ? just wait until you see what we have in store for you in 5750! Sandy Cohen PrincipalMay 14th Hebrew School will be from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; and Religious School will be from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Parents are asked to pick children up promptly and to attend Israel Independence Day fair and Walk-a- thon at Inter-Expo Center. May 21 ? Last Day of Religious School Hebrew School will be from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Religious School will begin at 11:00 a.m. to be followed by a Maccabbia (athletic games), food and fun at Noon. Parents are invited. If f | i * 88? -$*5,*#"5*5*5)555 * JOSSX Sake-: Confirmation On Friday night June 2nd at 8:00 p.m. our coi^ gregation will mark the Confirmation of Sharif Davidson, David Giovinsky, Jennifer Gross, Lisa Kollins, Dana Pretner and Andy Stone. The entire congregation is strongly encouraged to come and witness this important occasion in the history of our Congregation and to share in the joy of the Confirmands and their families. The Confirmands have written a special service for this occasion and will share their thoughts through poetry, song and prose about the meaning of their religious school experiences. Religious School Wish List We truly appreciate the generosity of those who help our wishes come true. 1. Selectric typewriter 2. Camcorder 3. Desk top copier 4. 19" color television 5. VCR 6. Books for our Library CONCLAVE Our Senior Youth Group, NTTY, played host to over 100 students from the Southwest Tem?ple Federation Youth Group (SWFTY) from April 13th through April 16th. The four day conclave theme was Israel. A special thank you to Alan Hirsh, Sharon Dunn, Adam Sternberg and Mike Kollins, as well as our Sisterhood who has made this weekend a tremendous success. A special thank you to all of our congregants who housed these teenagers over the weekend. ..-wC.Next Tot Shabbat scheduled for Saturday, May 6th Over 80 tots ages 2-6 and their siblings have par?ticipated in this delightful Sabbath morning program for young children chaired by Joni Akselrad as a project of Sisterhood. The next Tot Shabbat will be the last one before the fall. You won't want to miss it! The theme is ?Your Jewish Family." Following its successful format, the morning will begin May 6th at 10:30 a.m. with a brief Shabbat service and songs. Following the service there will be fun food especially for this age group and lots of arts and crafts projects. Children will learn about different Jewish sym?bols in their homes and have a chance to create some wonderful projects to bring home. There is no charge, but reservations are a must. Please call Norma at the Temple 733-6292. The program is open to the general community. Yes, we would like to know more about the Tot Shabbat and other programs: Name: ______________________________ Address: ____________________________ Phone: ______________________________ _________We are planning on attending May 6th. Children's Names _____________________ Wp arp unahlp tn atfpnri Congregation Ner Tamid invites you to join Rabbi & Joni Akselrad on an Exciting Family Cruise for 3 Nights and 4 Days aboard the ADMIRAL CRUISES LOS ANGELES TO CATALINA ISLAND TO MEXICO ? Shabbat Services on Board ? Exciting Entertainment ? The Charm of Ensenada ? The Beauty of Catalina ? Outstanding Food ? Bring the Kids - Youth Counselors on Board December 15th to 18th prices start at $350* per person, double occupancy 3rd & 4th person, sharing $220? INCLUDES PORT TAX DOES NOT INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM LOS ANGELES LIMITED SPACE For further information and reservation call Ken 456-4080 or Linda Schnitzer atPARKING LOT SALE Sunday, May Z1 Early! 3 The Fourth Annual Parking Lot Sale has been set for the third Sunday in May. Your assistance is re?quested to help make this event a successful Fund Raiser for Congregation Ner Tamid. Your donation of usable discards can be turned into much needed funds for our growing congregation. Please bring smaller items clothes, lamps, tables and chairs etc. to the Tem?ple office. Larger items can be picked up though ar?rangement by calling the office. In addition to dona?tions, your help in sorting, pricing and sale set up would be very helpful. We of the Ner Tamid Brotherhood look forward to your assistance in this fun fund making eventl Shalom Ner Tamid BrotherhoodBen Zimmerman?s MARKORHINER, O.D. is pleased to announce STUDIO SOUTHWEST PHOTOGRAPHY the opening of his practice in OPTOMETRY portraiture-celebrations-advertising-editorial Sunrise Medical Building II BAR & BAT MITZVAHS - WEDDINGS 3121 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 408 3370-B Pinks Place 362-3686 Las Vegas, NV 89109 732-2924 A STITCH ?N? TIME ^DOMESTIC & IMPORTED YARN=> All Counted Cross Stitch Supplies CLASSES IN ALL CRAFTS 454-9979 Sandhill & Flamingo Eiferman?s Health Club 953 E. Sahara Ava. Suite 11A (Commercial Center) 733-1533 Open 24 Hrs. Steven M. Smith OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR Fnmilinii PtPt & SUPPLY Don Eisner Regional Manager 3033 South VaMey View las \fcgas. Nevada 89102 (702) 876 0775 / 076 8100 MARKET ADVERTISING COVERAGE INC PRINTING. ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTION AND MAILING 4301 S. Valley View Suite "10 Las Vegas. 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(702) >69-09095749 1989 MAY msan iyar 3C SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY > CO D PI > D APRIL S M T W T F S 1 26 NISAN 2 27 NISAN 3 28 NISAN 4 29 NISAN f 30 NISAN 5 SHABBAT SERVICES 8:00 PM SISTERHOOD Qty SABBATH m 1 IYAR 6 TOT SHABBAT 10:30 AM Kedoshim teg 00 PI PI 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 TEMPLE BOARD MEETING 7:30 PM YOM HASHOAH MEETING 9:45 AM GOLDEN CHAI 12:00 PM AT TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM ROSH CHODESH W ROSHCHODESH z n pi 2 IYAR 8 3 IYAR Q 4 IYAR 10 5 IYAR 11 6 IYAR -J 2 7 ,YAR -j g 8 IYAR 3C -n RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CONFIRMATION CLASS SHABBAT SERVICES > O 30 7-8:30 PM 8:00 PM ? A B'NAI B'RITH niT 10:00 AM g 2 SABBATH l O PI o m YOM HAZIKARON YOM HA'ATZMAUT PH Emor C p ^ 9 IYAR 15 10 IYAR J A 11 IYAR 16 17 12 IYAR 18 13 IYAR 19 14IYAR 20 15 IYAR r- pi RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CONFIRMATION CLAS.S SHABBAT SERVICES flf? H ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE 7-8:30 PM 8:00 PM . . 6th & 7th GRADE Wf O DAY PARADE H SHABBAT DINNER fl|l OT H MOTHER?S DAY Behar 3C PI z H 2-j 16 IYAR 22 17 IYAR 2g 18 IYAR 24 19 IYAR 25 20 IYAR A /?> 21 IYAR 26 2J 22 IYAR LAST DAY OF CONFIRMATION CLASS SHABBAT SERVICES no N-k PI RELIGIOUS SCHOOL 7-8:30 PM 8:00 PM W nn N 2 SCHOOL MACCABEA 12:00 NOON H *T* CO 8:00 AM-PARKING LOT SALE LAG BA'OMER Bechukotai JU 2 g 23 IYAR 29 24 IYAR 30 25 iyar 31 26 IYAR JUNE CONFIRMATION CLASS 8 M T W T F S 7-8:30 PM 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 l___________________ MEMORIAL DAY 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 J TEmple Board. Kenneth Schnitzer__ Malcolm Doctors____ Noreen Sternberg___ Claude Rosenthal___ Eileen Kollins_______ Marilyn Glovinsky___ Debra Schreck______ Gerald Gordon______ Joan Dunn_________ Moe Ginsberg_______ Hortense Alper_____ Rona Mendelson____ Sheryl Kogan_______ Darin Tiep__________ Cal Lewis__________ Dyane Kohnen______ Fran Sanoff________ Mary Fox___________ Dorothy Herman____ Sharon Dunn_______ Dr. David Wasserman. Dr. Steve Kollins____ Michael Cherry_____ Leo A. Wilner_______ Art Gellin__________ ___________ President ___ V.P. Administrative _____ V.P. Membership _ V.P. Ways and Means V.P. Religious Activities _______ V.P. Education ___________ Secretary ___________ Treasurer _____________ Trustee _____________ Trustee _____________ Trustee _____________ Trustee ___________ Trustee _____________ Trustee _____________ Trustee _____________ trustee _____________ Trustee __________ Sisterhood _________ Golden Chai _____ NTTY President ______ Past President ______ Past President ______ Past President _____________ Advisor ____________ Publicity Sisterhood Board. Mary Fox________ Hortense Alper___ Dyane Kohnen____ Debbie Stone_____ Maxine Gratz_____ Kathleen Schaefer, Phyllis Lewis_____ Lois Doctors______ Julie Ross________ Bernice May_____ Audrey Mischalow, Sophie Pisetsky__ Phyllis Mark_____ Barbara Rosen____ Jeanne Schomaker. June Newmark__ ____________ President __ V.P. Ways and Means _____ V.P. Programming ______ V.P. 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