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Temple Beth Sholom 40th Anniversary Celebration invitation, April 23, 1988

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1988-04-23

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An invitation to Temple Beth Sholom's 40th anniversary celebration at the Alexis Park Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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jhp000787. Jewish Nevada Records, 1978-2018. MS-00602. Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Nevada, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1sn03x2v

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APRIL 23, 1988 8:15 P.M. ALEXIS PARK RESORTr ? OocZmZZZftece/i/mi ouid oZcZmt oZudim More than 30 outstanding pieces of Judaica Artifacts and Israeli Art will be displayed among the gardens and pool-side setting of Alexis Park. Here you can appreciate these seldom viewed pieces and you will have an opportunity to add these to your private collection through a ?silent? bidding process. 9.00jb.m. ? You will enjoy an elegant gourmet dinner prepared especially for this evenings event. Strictly Kosher, of course. 9:4Sfc.m. ? Q/Z oZaZu/e io- OZaAl ZZieAu/m/A Each Past-President of Temple Beth Sholom will be honored with the rarely awarded?Crown of the Torah commemorating their achievements and Presidency. /0:ZSft-.m. ? Q/ff'v. ZZ/wdote OBiAeZ One of the world?s most revered and loved Jewish entertainers, Mr. Bikel will perform a repertoire of his most-famous songs and stories. ZZ: 00fi-.m. ? SZwe OZucltm You will have an opportunity to bid on an array of first-class gifts and precious items including a trip for two to Israel, an automobile and other fabulous items.THEODORE BIKEL Born in Vienna, Bikel was thirteen when he and his parents left Austria for Palestine. Being fluent in Hebrew, Yiddish and German, he intended to teach comparative linguistics, however, the theater beckoned, and in 1943, he joined the internationally famous Habimah Theater which he left a year later to help found the Israel Chamber Theatre. Among Bikel?s best-known screen roles are ?The Defiant Ones,? ?The African Queen,? ?The Little Kidnappers,? ?The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming,? ?My Fair Lady,? ?The Enemy Below,? ?I Want To Live,? and ?The Little Ark.? His most personally satisfying performances include the southern sheriff in ?The Defiant Ones,? for which he received an Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor, ?The Love of Four Colonels,? and ?Fiddler on the Roof.? Bikel?s Tevye, acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, was hailed by the Hollywood Reporter as ?the most enchanting night of theater that has ever been awarded an audience.? For many years a recording artist for Elektra Records, with sixteen albums on that label, his most recent recordings are ?Silent No More,? a collection of freedom songs of Soviet Jews based on tapes smuggled out of the USSR, ?For The Young,? an album for children, and ?The Fifth Cup,? a contemporary Seder. He is currently a Vice-President of the International Federation of Actors, and a Senior Vice-President of the American Jewish Congress. He has been on the board of Amnesty International and was appointed by President Carter in 1977 to serve a 5 year term on the National Council for the Arts. An American citizen since 1961, Theodore Bikel divides his time between California and Connecticut where he resides with his wife, Rita, and two sons.You will enjoy bidding on the following items during the ?live-auction? portion of the evening. These items and more will be fully described and ready for bid at our 40th Anniversary Dinner Party. One or more of these items may change before auction time. Prepare yourself for some fantastic offers.One week Deluxe Alaskan Cruise for 2 on the Holland American NIEUW Amsterdam. $1000 Worth of Private-at-Home Aerobic and Work-Out Instructions (20 One-Hour Lessons) by Curtis Aguiar. Luxurious ladies, full-length Ranch Mink Coat. One-of-a-kind. A rare, extremely beautiful Salavador Dali Lithograph. Exquisitely framed. This is your opportunity to have a part in a SPECIAL MADE FOR TV MOVIE shooting right here in Las Vegas and appearing this Fall on network television. Matching Diamond Stud Earrings any woman would be proud to wear. So sparkling.. .you?ll need sun-glasses for viewing. six more precious and valuable items for your bidding pleasure.LOUIS M. LEDERMAN Rabbi One might ask: Why be especially concerned about the 40th anniversary of the founding of our congregation? Are there not more significant numbers? Eighteen, twenty- five, thirty-six and eventually ifty and a hundred? Why forty? In the entire bible, there is one number that stands out more than all others. 40. The days of the great flood were forty. The years of wandering in the desert were forty. The days Moses stood on the summit of Mt. Sinai were forty. The years of enslavement and bondage in Egypt were forty. The years of the life of Moses himself were three times forty. One would have to conclude that forty and its multiples have, in some way, a meaning and significance that no other number has. And for that reason, to celebrate and to observe the 40th anniversary of the founding of Temple Beth Sholom does have a significance and meaning that no other milestone in the history of our congregation could ever have. Thus it is so very fitting to thank God who has so generously blessed our congregation and its families these past forty years. Indeed, now is the perfect and most appropriate time to pray that God will continue to bless our congregation during its second forty years and the forty years following... For 120 years! Amen.LOUIS M. LEDERMAN Rabbi SIMON BERGMAN Cantor ISABEL .1. GOLDBERG Executive Director LEO A. WILNER Executive Director Emeritus G^ficeu Z9877988 GENE GREENBERG President HERB PASTOR EDWARD M. BERNSTEIN First Vice President Second Vice President STANLEY SCHWARTZ ELAINE STEINBERG Treasurer Secretary OSCAR ALTERWITZ ADELE BARATZ ALLEN BREWSTER .IJ COWLES BARRY D. EISEN BEVERLY EISEN DR. EUGENE EISENIiLXN DAVID L. FUNK RUTH GOLDFARB /W TZ?if'Ude/iti i ACK ENT RATTER* MELEXBER ? X.MEL GOLDFARB AR B GOODMAN U.BERTGOOT* MIKE (iORDON STAN IRWIN I.L< >Yl> KATZ* HERB KAUFMAN IAKE KOZLOFF* ETTA HARMELL JOSEPH KADANS TODD MARSHALL BENJAMIN MEHR STEVEN MOLASKY ALBERT SCHULMAN JARED E SHAFER GERALD M WELT HERMAN YOUNGMAN HARRY C. LEVY JEROME D. MACK NATE NL\CK* ARTHUR MARSHALL STUART J. MASON MELVIN MOSS ABRAHAM SCHUR* JARED E. SHAFER HARRY WALLERSTEIN* JUSTICE DAVID ZENOFF DECEASED LOUIS M. LEDERMAN Rabbi the 40th anniversary of the Are there not more significant five, thir > -six and eventually Why forty V one number that stands out more than all others. 40. The days oi the great flood were forty. The years of wandering in the desert were forty. The days Moses stood on the summit of Mt Sinai were forty. The years of enslavement and bondage in Egypt were forty'. times forty. One would have to conclude that forty and its multiples and significance that no other number has. celebrate and to observe the 40th anniversary of the founding of Temple Beth Sholom does have a significance and meaning that no other milestone in ; he history of our congregation Thus it is so very* fitting to thank God who has so generously blessed our congregation and its families these past forty years, Indeed, now is the perfect and most appropriate time to bless our congregation during its second forty years and theTemple Beth Sholom LOUIS M. LEDERMAN Rabbi ISABEL J. GOLDBERG Executive Director LEO A. WILNER Executive Director Emeritus O^ficeu- /'987Z988 GENE GREENBERG President HERB PASTOR EDWARD M. BERNSTEIN First Vice President Second Vice President STANLEY SCHWARTZ ELAINE STEINBERG Treasurer Secretary Board of directors OSCAR ALTERWITZ ETTA HARMELL ADELE BARATZ JOSEPH KADANS ALLEN BREWSTER TODD MARSHALL JJ COWLES BENJAMIN MEHR BARRY D. EISEN STEVEN MOLASKY BEVERLY EISEN ALBERT SCHULMAN DR. EUGENE EISENMAN JARED E. SHAFER DAVID L. FUNK GERALD M. WELT RUTH GOLDFARB HERMAN YOUNGMAN Past presidents JACK ENTRATTER4 HARRY C. LEW MELEXBER JEROME D. MACK DANIEL GOLDFARB NATE MACK4 OSCAR B. GOODMAN ARTHUR MARSHALL ALBERT GOOT* STUART J. MASON MIKE GORDON MELVIN MOSS STAN IRWIN ABRAHAM SCHUR4 LLOYD KATZ4 JARED E. SHAFER HERB KAUFMAN HARRY WALLERSTEIN4 JAKE KOZLOFF4 JUSTICE DAVID ZENOFF SIMON BERGMAN Cantor DECEASED HERB PASTOR. Chairman ELAINE STEINBERG. Dinner Chairman TODD MARSHALL. Auction Chairman JITDI STEELE. Family Album Chairman Committee Members HUSK AX RlTil GOI.DEARB ARLENE BUT MELANIE GREENBERG JEROME BUT LAl?RA HESS BEVERLY EISEN SANDRA MALLIN GARY M. EREY LINDA ROSEN STERLING