The Bulletin of Congregation Ner Tamid, April 1989

A SPECIAL PLACE TO BELONG? Rita Moses, Executive Director Shirley Gellin, Bulletin Editor 2751 Emerson Ave., 733-6292 LV, NV 89121 Sanford D. Akselrad, Rabbi Kenneth J. Schnitzer, President Sandra Cohen, School Principal April 1989 ? Adar II - Nisan 5749 Schedule of Services Friday, April 7th Friday, April 21st Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by Sisterhood Friday, April 14th Services conducted by NTTY and 8:00 P.M. Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by Sisterhood Music by our Adult Choir Friday, April 28th 8:00 P.M Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by SWFTY 8:00 P.M. Services conducted by Rabbi Akselrad Oneg sponsored by Sisterhood 8:00 P.M Without question one of the most beloved of Jewish holidays is that of Passover. Almost everyone can recall fond memories of seder meals complete with matza ball soup, charoses, and chicken set against the back drop of beautiful songs and camaderie. Amidst the reverie of the occasion we should not -must not- forget the reason why Passover has endured for thousands of years. It is a holiday which speaks to the heart of the Jewish historical and religious ex?perience. Once we were slaves, today we are free. And yet, even today there are Jews in other countries who are not free to practice their religion and faith. The Jews of the Soviet Union, Ethiopia and Syria in particular come to mind. As we join together in prayer and thanksgiving this year, let us be mindful of Jews throughout the world. Do not think that through our awareness and action nothing is being or can be done. Those abreast of Soviet Jewry in particular know that over the past few months amazing changes are taking place. Hundreds of people are learning Hebrew. A Jewish cultural center is open?ing; and the number of Jews emigrating the Soviet Union has increased. Rabbi?s Message Passover teaches us that the price of redemption is the constant battle to retain our dignity, freedom and faith. May we take this message to heart, even as we in?still this responsibility into our children, and our children?s children. B' Shalom, Sanford D. Akselrad Rabbi HAVE A VERY HAPPY PASSOVERCongregation Ner Tamid hosts program on Intermarriage ?When Love Meets Tradition? On Thursday evening March 9th over 80 people gathered at Congregation Ner Tamid to discuss issues related to Intermarriage. Sponsored by Sisterhood, and led by Rabbi Sanford Akselrad, the program discussed a wide variety of issues including holiday celebration, rais?ing of children, and becoming a part of the Jewish com?munity. Those attending represented a variety of ages and backgrounds. There were young couples who were thinking about getting married, to those who had mar?ried 40 years ago when intermarriage was almost unheard of; to parents and grandparents whose offspr?ings were involved with non-Jews. Rabbi Akselrad discussed in particular the impor?tance of integrating families into congregational life and the unification of faith in a family. Be good Christians. Or be good Jews, but don't try to raise children in both faiths. We owe it to our children to instill in them a sense of pride, identity and community." In addition Rabbi Akselrad stressed the importance of families not taking religion for granted. He noted the need for con?tinued study and the importance of celebrating holiday" and joining a synagogue as a means of becoming a part of a Jewish community. One of the highlights of the two hour program was the showing of "When Love Meets Tradition", a 45 minute film presentation produced by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. The film powerfully il?lustrates the tensions involved in interfaith families through the presentation of honest discussions and in?terviews with several couples contemplating marriage. This program is one of several planned over the next year. Beginning in June on Sunday mornings Rabbi Akselrad will again offer his popular "Introduction to Judaism Class". The course is open to the entire com?munity. In September, Lydia Kukoff, the national direc?tor of Outreach will conduct a community wide lecture at Congregation Ner Tamid. Outreach is a national pro?gram which encourages congregations to provide sup?port groups of an informal social and educational nature for interfaith couples as a means of intergrating them into the general Jewish community. 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. ! Welcome New Members | Jody & Robert Maes j Sidney Goldberg ? Lloyd & Martha Reiser ? Jack & Judith Mutnick %? 1 ! Family Weekend at UAHC Camp Swig i May 12-14, 1989 The Union of American Hebrew Congregations and UAHC Camp Swig are pleased to announce a special weekend for Jewish families. This special event will be held at UAHC Camp Swig, in the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains, on May 12-14, 1989. Throughout the weekend, adults will participate in workshops and discussions, children ages 5 and up will enjoy exciting thematic camp programs, and our daycare center will be available for all toddlers and infants. Also attending the weekend will be experts in music, Israeli folkdance, and art. Additionally, there will be a number of family pro?grams. This is a unique opportunity for families to ex?perience Jewish learning, Shabbat celebration, sports, swimming, music, and dance within the comfortable surroundings of UAHC Camp Swig. Families live together in cabins which vary in size and style. Cabins are assign?ed on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the preferences of the registrants. The full weekend, in?cluding lodging, meals, and program is at a cost of $85 per adult, $75 for children ages 6-18, $45 for children ages 3-5, and free for children 2 and under. Applications are available through the temple office. Further infor^ mation and applications can be obtained by contacting Barbie Cohen, Weekend Director, at: UAHC Camp Swig, 703 Market Street, Suite 1300, San Francisco, CA 94103; (415) 392-7080.Prime Minister Shamir Calls On Israel Bonds For Major Effort In Behalf of Soviet Jews Expected In Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir has called on the Israel Bond Organization "to conduct your own special effort to assist us in providing employment oppor?tunities, housing and mortgage funds for Soviet Jews expected in Israel, as well as for other immigrants and discharged soldiers". The call to the Bond Organization was announced by David Hermelin, its International Campaign Chairman. It came in a cable addressed to Ambassador Meir Rosenne, the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Israel Bonds. Mr. Hermelin reported that in response to the Prime Minister's appeal, all Israel Bond buyers will be asked to purchase "an additional Israel Bond, over and above their regular purchases, in order to provide loan funds for Israel's Development Budget, thus making possible employment opportunities for the expected newcomers". Noting that the Bond Organization was helpful in the settling in Israel of Soviet Jews in the past, the Prime Minister asserted that "the special Bond effort would be in the tradition of a similar campaign in 1972 when the Bond Organization helped make possible the uccessful and productive settlement of Soviet Jews who arrived in Israel in those years." He continued: "The announcement of a plan to pro?vide good jobs and housing for Soviet Jews in Israel would encourage greater numbers of them to come to the Jewish State." Mr. Hermelin stated that a detailed campaign plan for extra Bond subscriptions in behalf of Soviet Jews ar?riving in Israel will be announced shortly. Inside The Engelstadt Affair__ One of the most controversial issues affecting both the Las Vegas Jewish and general community has been the revelations at the Imperial Palace. Much has been written and said in the media. Much has happened and continues to happen behind the scenes. Find out for yourself what really happened - on April 10th at 7:00 JEWISH COMMUNITY LECTURE SERIES Professor David Ellenson's lecture is the fourth and concluding evening in the 7th Annual Jewish Communi?ty Lecture Series, Sunday, April 16th, at 7:30 P.M. Dr. Ellenson is rabbi, professor, lecturer, editor and writer. Currently he is Director of Judaic Studies and Associate Professor of Jewish Religious Thought at Hebrew Union College of Los Angeles, and Visiting Facul?ty Member, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. Professor Ellenson holds degrees from William and Mary College. University of Virginia, his M.Phil. and Ph.D. from Columbia University, and M.A. and Rabbinical Or?dination from Hebrew Union College in New York. The speaker's lecture is on Modern Religious Jewish Thought, and specifically, on the thought of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972) and his bearing upon Judaism In Our Time. In the lecture, he says that Rabbi Heschel was "one of the great thinkers of the Jewish people and one of the great teachers of Judaism in our century, who combined tremendous scholarship in traditional Jewish studies and mysticism with the soul of a poet to inspire thousands of modern Jews and Gen?tiles to seek a more meaningful religious life and social involvement." Come and be inspired by the thoughts of this outstanding lecturer and his subject. Bring the junior and high school children. Have You Noticed the trees enhancing our lobby!! Thanks to Sheryl Kogan's efforts, they were donated to the Temple by Nick Poulakis from Plants, Inc. Many Thanks Sheryl! p.m. Temple Brotherhood will host two speakers, Greg Kamer and Michael Cherry, who have been instrumental in representing the interests of the Jewish Community on behalf of the Las Vegas Jewish Federation. You won't want to miss this exciting and provocative program! Light refreshments will be served. rm -=imi------iri=----irei----" inr int= iru;==nmr=^7r=-ini=^=iFii------=in IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO IS ILL OR IN THE HOSPITAL AND WOULD APPRECIATE A VISIT FROM THE RABBI, PLEASE NOTIFY THE OFFICE. ri= ? imi --inr -ini--------------imr -- .-11=11= ? iRi==im-------------ific? The Passover Symbols ELIJAH'S CUP A special cup filled with wine, placed pro?minently on the table. According to legend. Elijah visits every home on Passover and drinks from his cup. MATZA Three matza, placed one on top of the other, are used during the Seder. They are seen as symbolic of the three categories of Jews: priests (kohanim), Levites and Israelites. Passover is one of the most important opportunities we have for reaffirming to ourselves and our children the continuing vitality of our heritage and for rededicating ourselves to the ageless tradi?tion of freedom which is one of the cornerstones of our faith. We all know that the holiday children remember the most is Passover. They remember the Seder, the days of preparation, the beautiful way the table was set, the special foods, the family gathered around, listening to the story of the exodus, joining in singing the ancient melodies, opening the door for Elijah, and searching for the afikomen. They remember it all. ?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 reservations call Ken or Linda Schnitzer at 456-4080Complete with gavel and robe and "armed with a copy of the Mishna, Rabbi Akseirad became "Rav Wapner" to decide a case po^ trayed at the mock trial of Aliza Narbohne's sixth gra^^ religious school class. The case? The defendant is accused of leaving ajar on the sidewalk which tripped and subsequently injured the plaintiff. The defendant claims that the jar was on his property and in any case, was clearly marked. "Do not touch!" What happened and who was at fault in this case of "A 'jarr?ing' experience?. The answer? It can be found in Mishna Babba Qamma 3:1-4. Or just ask any student of our sixth grade class! SISTERHOOD NEWS Many thanks to our hard working Progressive Din?ner Chairladies, Lois Doctors and Sandy Ewan. The even?ing proved to be a most profitable fundraiser. Many thanks also to our hostesses, Joan Dunn, Judie Lewis, Julie Ross, Sally Feldman, Linda Schnitzer, Phyllis Lewis, Lili Eisner and Hortense Alper, who had an array of food that was lovely. Your support is much appreciated by our Sisterhood. Our March 9th program ?Mixed Marriages-Mixed Messages" was very well received. Rabbi Akseirad did a wonderful job facilitating the event. We hosted approx?imately 80 people and the film shown "When Love Meets Tradition" was marvelous. Jeanne Schomaker chaired the event. We are very fortunate to have her and her prior sisterhood experience. Cheers also to Phyllis Lewis for the refreshments as well as Maxine Gratz for handling the video and enabling us to see the film on two TVs. Campership Fund What is a Campership? It's just like a scholarship. It's awarded to deserving students based on merit, it's given to a child to enable him or her to attend a Jewish camp. It is a cash award designed to help defray the cost of camp. Who can apply? Any Temple member who would like to send their child to a Jewish Camp is eligible. What's the procedure? Fill out an application for a Campership. Forms are available in the office. The Campership Committee will evaluate the applications and the awards will be made at the end of the school year. Information on camps is available in the Temple of?fice. The Sisterhood hopes you'll encourage your children to take part in Jewish camp! Dyane Kohnen Campership Chairperson Nancy Marcus visited us from National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods to discuss initiating a Campership program for our youth, as well as Uniongrams. Dyane Kohnen will be chairing Campership Fund and Betty Schloss will head Uniongram. More information to follow. Our Sisterhood member, Sandy Greenblatt, facilitating a four-part series "Between Women", will meet April 5th and 12th, 1:30 to 3:00. Please join us. Once again Phyllis Lewis has volunteered to chair our Sisterhood calendar. We are looking forward to a great calendar this year. Regards, Mary Fox President Election of Officers Sisterhood's next general meeting will be held on April 13th at 11:30 a.m. A light lunch will be served for which there will be a charge of $2.50. The slate of of?ficers for 1989-90 will be pre-seated and duly elected. The guest speaker for the day will be June Newmark, free-lance writer and editor of "Kid Talk" page of the Las Vegas Sun. Save This Date: APRIL 30TH Sisterhood's Annual Spring Luncheon will be hosted by Dyane and Sig Kohnen on April 30th at 1:00 p.m. There will be a suprise guest speaker and great food! Proceeds of the luncheon will benefit the Campership Fund! Come join the fun. More details will follow. Watch for our invitation! m NOTE RESERVE MAY 20, 12 NOON FOR SISTERHOOD INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.Sisterhood Tributes To Lynette Kimball Congratulations on Marriage From Sisterhood To Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ross Congratulations on New Home From Dick & Barbara Rosen To Mr. & Mrs. Dave Goldman In Honor of Your 40th Anniversary From Dick & Barbara Rosen To the Eisner Family In Honor of Harvey?s Engagement From Natalie & Gil Shaw Bernice & Sidney May To Ruth Goldman In Memory of Irving Goldman From Natalie & Gil Shaw To Mr. David Bliss For a Very Speedy Recovery From Lill & Don Eisner To the Rosenfeld Family Condolences on Loss of Father From the Schomacker Family To Cheryl Miller & Family Condolences on Loss of Brother From Audrey & Joel Mishalow BS&S8S&S8S8SS8SSS8SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS APRIL BIRTHDAYS Eleanor Bossak 27 Sheryl Kogan 14 Claire Bycel 4 Dyane Kohnen 27 Malcolm Doctors 20 David Neuenkirch 6 Gillian Doctors 1 Cindi Pete 21 Bunny Dunn 20 Richard Rosen 23 Lillian Eisner 25 Jeffry Samuels 14 Marc Fenster 5 Francine Samuels 24 Arthur Gellin 18 Gilbert Shaw 10 Arlyne Gerstler 12 Rachel Sloane 29 Morris Ginsberg 15 Beth Sprague 21 David Glasser 29 Thomas Stuart 15 Estelle Goldstein 4 Marsha Targon 15 Irving Jaffe 20 Darin Tiep 23 Bonnie Kamer 26 Bonnie Yehros 20 Sheila Kaufman 1 Our sincere apologies to Noreen Sternberg for hav?ing missed her birthday on March 17th. Please accept our sincere belated happy birthday wishes and many happy returns. Temple Tributes To Abe & Gerri Toscher and Syd Siegel In Memory of Jennie Serether From Art & Shirley Gellin To Leo 8s Mickey Wilner In Memory of Beatrice Sandler From Linda 8s Ken Schnitzer Temple Contributions Prayer Book Fund In Memory of Rose Glassberg From Delores & Sid Rudin Marilyn, Marvin, Melissa & David Glovinsky In Memory of Jeffrey Samak From Delores & Sid Rudin To Leo 8s Mickey Wilner In Memory of Beatrice Sandler From Dr. Edward Hoffman Rochelle 8s Richard David Choir Fund To Moe Ginsberg For a Speedy Recovery From Sam 8s Hortense Alper Trees Planted in Israel To Selma Greenberg In Memory of Al Greenberg From Irene 8s Sam Gross To Mr. & Mrs. K. Goldfarb In Memory of Jay Goldfarb From Mr. 8s Mrs. Sol Saines To Ruth Linowitz 8s Family In Memory of Sol M. Linowitz From Jay & Charlotte Levy & Family To Mrs. Jack Greenberg In Memory of Jack Greenberg From Harriett Ross 8 A HEARTFELT MESSAGE TO ALL OUR FRIENDS ? ? WE THANK YOU SINCERELY FOR YOUR WARM AND CON- ? 8 SIDERATE EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY AND CON- ? S DOLENCE, ON THE RECENT LOSS OF OUR BELOVED ? ? MOTHER, GRANDMOTHER AND GREAT-GRANDMOTHER, $ 8 BEATRICE SANDLER. YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS OFFERED ? ? GREAT COMFORT, AND WAS OF IMMENSE HELP IN OUR 8 fi TIME OF SORROW. ? 8 WE LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH. ? ? MILDRED (MICKEY) WILNER ? 8 AND THE WILNER FAMILY ?Brotherhood off to a Terrific Start! The first organizational meeting of our new Brotherhood was well attended and received. Mike Winagura a representative from the National Federation of Temple Brotherhoods was on hand to provide input and support. Following a general discussion of the pur?pose of the brotherhood and its goals, an interim slate of officers was elected: President: Darin Tiep, V.P. Membership: Jerry Cohen, V.P. Programming: Jay Poster,Treasurer: Harry Schloss, Recording Secretary: Art Cohen, Publicity: Paul Rogers. By-laws: Sig Kohnen. These men will serve on an interim basis through June, at which time we will hold full elections for the coming year. Fourth Annual Parking Lot Sale sponsored by Ner Tamid Brotherhood This years fund raising parking lot sale is being sponsored by the Ner Tamid Men's Brotherhood, and brother we can sure use your help! Chaired by Claude Rosenthal and Darin Tiep, the event will be held on Sun?day, April 2, 1989 .. .early. Usable discards are still need?ed. Small articles may be donated to the Temple office. Large items may be picked up by arrangement through the office. Help is always needed to sort, price, display and sell. Please call if you are able to volunteer some of your time to help the Temple raise needed funds. Men, this would be a good opportunity to get involved with the Brotherhood. Good feelings will be served throughout the event! See you there! Paul Rogers Brotherhood Committee ?MEAL & A SHPIEL? Our next "Meal & a Shpiel" will be held on Saturday, April 1 st at 10:00 a.m. A light breakfast will be served in the library. No reservations are required. Our final "Meal & a Shpiel? will be held May 13th. JQ Bowling/'pr The members of Congregation Ner Tamid are bowl?ing with the members of Las Vegas Lodge No. 11 Knights of Pythias. Both men and women are invited. For more information call Jerry Cohen at 363-4669 or Rita Moses at the Temple office. NTTY NEWS ______________ As the Congregation prepares for Pesach, we recall times in our heritage when we were considered second-rate citizens. We are taught that we should never allow ourselves, or other people, to be treated in such a manner ever again. In line with this lesson, NTTY obligates itself to help Camp Swift, a camp for underprivileged children. We would like to thank those of you who share our dream of making the world a better place and supported us during our annual phone-a-thon last month. NTTY's major focus for April is hosting the annual SWFTY Spring Conclave from April 13-16. The weekend will be pro?grammed around the theme of Israel. We invite all of you to join us on Friday, April 14 for services when NTTY will be con?ducting a creative service on Israel for SWFTY and the Con?gregation. If you would like information on either Camp Swift or Spr?ing Conclave or NTTY in general, please contact me at 435-6947. B'Shalom Sharon Dunn NTTY President GOLDEN CHAI NEWS Dear Seniors, How time does fly! Here l am writing news for the Temple bulletin again. On April 6th, we will have Jan Jenkin, from the Tax Assessors Office speak with our members to sign up for property tax refunds for widows and veterans. Please be sure to attend the meeting to be able to get the benefits due you. On April 13th we will have our annual picnic in the park. More news on this to follow. We will not have a meeting on the 20th of April due to Passover. On May 18th our Rabbi Akselrad will be our guest speaker. His topic will be "What Makes a Jew Laugh?. Mark your calendars with this information and please do not miss any of it! Thank you! Dorothy Herman President ?Tell and Kvell? On February 22nd, Danny Silverstein won the Clark County School District Spelling Bee - 8th Grade. He will represent Clark County in the State Spelling Bee on April 8th to be held at UNLV. The winner of that goes on to Washington, D.C. in May for the National Spelling Bee. Nice going Danny! If you have something special to "kvell? about regarding a member of the Temple family, please send the information to the temple office, attention of Shirley Gellin, by the 10th of each month.April 7 Hermine Markowitz Stern Ida Starr Lena Benisch April 14 Sarah Schacter Lillian Rebecca Wasserman Jennie Gerstler Dora Sanoff Jennie Canes Rabin April 28 William Wulfstat David M. Wanderer Bernard Ohriner Ben 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 Las Vegas, NV 89109 3370-B Pinks Place 362-3686 732-2924 A STITCH ?N? TIME c DOMESTIC & IMPORTED YARN3 AU Counted Cross Stitch Supplies CLASSES IN ALL CRAFTS 454-9979 Sandhill & Flamingo Eiferman?s Health Club 953 E. Sahara Ave. Suite 11A (Commercial Center) 733-1533 Open 24 Hrs. Steven M. 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Acharal 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 ___________ Tteasurer _____________ Ttustee _____________ Ttustee _____________ 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. Membership Corresponding Secretary ___ Recording Secretary ____________ Treasurer ____________ Historian _______________ Donor _____________ Tributes _____________ Tributes ________ Oneg Shabbat ____________ Gift Shop ____________ Gift Shop _______ Parlementarian _____________ Publicity CoQgregatioi) Ner Tarpid ran 13 rtfnp __________Tho Ratorm Synagogue of La* Vega* Attlllalad with the Union of American Hebrew Congregation 2761 Emerson Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89121 733-629Z Non Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Las Vegas, Nevada Permit No. 682