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Temple Beth Sholom
Bulletin
H o w funny,..How sad...
Reflections for the millennium
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
M e s s a g e from the Rabbi
By Rabbi Felipe Goodman
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• Funny how a $1,000 "looks" so big when you are asked for a High Holy Day
pledge, but so small when you take it to the mall.
M e s s a g e from Pres. Sandy Mallin
• Funny how long it takes to serve God with an hour of volunteer time, but how
quickly a team plays 60 minutes of basketball.
• Funny how long a couple of hours a week spent at Shabbat services are, but
how short they are when watching a Rebels home football game.
• Funny how we can't think of anything to say when w e pray, but don't have
difficulty thinking of things to talk about to a friend.
• Funny how we get thrilled when a baseball game goes into extra innings, but
we complain when a sermon is longer than the regular time.
Religious School N e w s
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Interview with D.J. Sinai —
Carnegie Hall and M o r e !
6-7
Our N e w Torah Scroll
M e n ' s Club & Sisterhood N e w s
8-9
N e w s for our Youth/Soccer
at TBS
10-15
• Funny how hard it is to study a few pages of Jewish holy texts, but how easy
it is to read 100 pages of a best selling novel.
• Funny how people want to get a front seat at any game or concert, but scramble to get a back seat at synagogue services.
| Treasure Hunting around
Las Vegas
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U p c o m i n g Events
• Funny how we need 6 weeks advance notice to fit a Temple event into our
schedule, but can adjust our schedule for other events at the last moment.
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Notes & News
• Funny how hard it is for people to learn a little bit of Torah well enough to
tell others, but how simple it is for the same people to understand and repeat
gossip.
• Funny how we believe whatever drivel the newspaper prints, but question the
time-proven values that Judaism teaches.
• Funny how everyone wants to go to heaven provided they do not have to
believe, or think, or say, or do anything.
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It w a s a smashing
i"TYibute"
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Contributions
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Community Bulletin Board
• Funny how you can send a thousand 'jokes' through e-mail and they spread
like wildfire, but when you start sending serious messages regarding God and
religion, people think twice about sharing.
FUNNY, ISNTIT?
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Calling All Artists
Are you laughing? Are you thinking?
Based on thoughts written by Danille Milewski, Atlanta, GA
Temple Beth Sholom is a Conservative Congregation Affiliated with The United
Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Visit us on our w e b page: www.bethsholomlv.org.
25TH EDITION
A Message From Rabbi Felipe Goodman
In this " N e w Millennium:
A Program for Healthy
Growth
T
of the
Bible
delineates the career of Moses,
probably
has had
more
influence on the destiny of humankind than any other single individual. It is enlightening to observe how the Torah
describes his life. In describing how he grew up, the Torah
surprisingly uses what our ancient commentators considered duplicate language. "And the child grew up" is followed by "And Moses grew up." Why does the Bible tell us
twice that Moses grew up? The answer: There are several
ways of growing up. Merely to state that he grew up would
not give us the entire scope of his
growth. "And the child grew up," is an
expression of physical growth. It tells
us that
Moses
achieved
physical
stature. The second phrase describes
growth that is not related to physical
size. It portrays moral and spiritual
components. An understanding of the
dual process of growth emerges from
someone that hides behind wealth; a powerful person is
someone that works hard to turn dreams into reality without stepping over other people's life. A person of greatness
is someone who is so secure in him/herself that they do not
find the need to justify his/her beliefs through manipulation, blackmail or deceitful persuasion. A person of statue
is one that stays loyal to his/her ideals in spite of the differences he/she might feel with those that are working with
him/her towards the betterment of this world.
In all ages, as a society w e have placed emphasis on
physical growth. To describe the status of the United States,
we have statistics about its bigness. We cite our GNP, Gross
National Product. All the physical objects we manufacture
make up the Gross National Product. The Bible reminds us
that in evaluating a country or person, we need both statistics that have to do with bigness and a measurement of
greatness that cannot be calculated in physical terms. It is
not sufficient to describe a country in terms of its GNP. We
need to know its Gross Spiritual Product. What kind of people are we? Is there justice and righteousness in this land?
Is there brotherhood, love and friendship? Do we take care
of the needy and do we give opportunity to the underprivileged? These statistics have to do with greatness rather than
with bigness. The Torah tells us that Moses grew big, but
that he also grew great. His greatness made him a leader
and a prophet.
In our own community we speak of big people, great
philanthropists. What do we mean when we ascribe bigness
to people? We often discover that what we really mean is
that they own some big enterprise, or possess a large bank
How very
often do we get lost in pitiful rivalries as a result of the
ongoing struggle for the curse we call power?
How very
often we preach love towards an ideal
It is not sufficient to
describe a country in
terms of its GNP
We need to know its
Gross Spiritual Product
the text.
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they wield power. We should describe people not in terms
of stature but in terms of greatness. It is this dimension that
is often missing in our thinking. A powerful person is not
he second book
who
account, or head some large industry or organization where
or institution but at the same time we
damage it with our shortsighted personal needs and self-centered ideas.
As long as we behave this way we will
experience no growth in our life.
In every area of life we must
understand the difference between the
first growth and the second. When
families are preparing for happy events, such as the
approaching marriage of their children, it is important to
distinguish between bigness and greatness. In making wedding plans people will say that they are having a big wedding. We must ask whether they mean a great wedding. Will
it be permeated with spiritual and moral qualities or will the
only calculation be made in terms of material things? Jewish
tradition reminds us that while we hope to succeed, our
ultimate goal is to be great. Young people begin life together hoping for economic and material success. But they must
remember that with only that level of success they will have
failed. True success comes when moral and spiritual values
are blended with material forms of success. That is why we
emphasize the custom of having young people take time
before their marriage to enter the sanctuary and to seek
God's blessing. They will then remember that in the midst
of physical preparations, which indeed are necessary for a
beautiful wedding, they must also prepare themselves for a
beautiful life. That beauty can be achieved only when,
underpinning all the physical arrangements, there are the
abiding values of love, unselfishness, devotion to charity
and concern for the rest of humanity.
January 2 0 0 0 / Tevet-Shevat 5 7 6 0
A M e s s a g e From Sandy Mallin, TBS President.,
W
e have had an amazing month
at Temple Beth Sholom. Our
new buzz word has become,
"SOLD OUT!" The early Shabbat service,
the Gala Tribute honoring Oscar and
Carolyn Goodman, and the upcoming
Debbie Friedman Concert are all sell-
outs.
The spirit among our congregants is contagious. My sincerest thanks and deepest gratitude goes to our wonderful
members who have worked so hard on behalf of the
Temple. Arlene Blut, Marcy Saxe, Mona Silverman, Elaine
Steinberg, and their committees and David Chesnoff and
Tom Letizia who were responsible for helping to raise
$200,000 at our "Tribute."
A special thanks to the committee members: Marcia
Bergenfield, Shelley Carroll, Shirley Chaplin, Helen Edell,
Sandy's Wish List...
As the e n d of the year rapidly
approaches, many of us are hauling our
unneeded "stuff" to Goodwill. If you think that the
Temple office can utilize your "stuff" why not give
them a call! Obviously, w e want "good stuff!" for our
office!
Liz Goodman, Maria Letizia, Marci Murdock, Emily Novick,
Bridget Shuster, Lara Stone, Sandee Tiberti, Ellen
Underwood, and Barbara Kaplan. Board members Jerry
Blut, Steve Saxe, David Underwood and our special guy
Jerry Appenzeller.
I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge the hard work
and support of our entire office staff, Louise Appenzeller,
Helene Rosen, Use Chohat, and Patrick Pittman.
Plan on attending an upcoming Shabbat service that will
honor the chairmen and their committee members. Watch
for details on this event.
Have you driven by Havenwood Lane recently? Our synagogue is awesome! Our future holds such promise; you,
the members of Temple Beth Sholom, are going to be part
of a new beginning!
I am looking forward to celebrating the New Year with
you at our Champagne Shabbat, 5:30 pm New Years Eve.
A Special Thank You
We would
like to a c k n o w l e d g e
those w h o
con-
tributed additional donations to make our "Tribute"
such a success.
A d e l e Baratz
Ron Jacobs
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fertitta, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mort Goldstein
If you are no longer carpooling and are "downsizing" consider donating your van to the Temple. Or if
you and several of your Temple friends would like to
pool your funds and purchase a van for the Temple's
use we would much appreciate the help. Remember,
not only will you b e doing a Mitzvah for the
Synagogue, you too can benefit by taking a tax writeoff for the items you donate. (April 15th is just
around the corner!)
Mr. & Mrs. Maury Jones
Mr. & Mrs. G e o r g e Katz
Mr. Ira Lipman
Palm Mortuary
Mr. & Mrs. H o w a r d Schwartzer
Ms. Vera Turner
Dr. & Mrs. Kent Wellish
and to Yvette & Ellis Landau our apologies o n
Thank you for your kindness and generosity!
not including your ad in the Journal.
Temple Beth Sholom Thanks The Patrons For This Year.
Your Generosity Has Helped Defray the Costs of Our Bulletin
Marcia & Lawrence Bergenfield
Shirley & Sidney Chaplin
June & Bert Colodny
Suzanne & Dr. Allen Feld
Lillian & Henry Kronberg
Debbie & Harold Lederer
Hylda & Murray Leitner
Melissa and Mitchell Ogron
Dr. Doris & Bill Soroky, z'l
Elaine & Irv Steinberg
Faye & Dr. Leon Steinberg
If you w o u l d like to become a Patron, the Cost is $100 per year. Please call Louise at the Temple Office,
804-1333 and let her k n o w that you w o u l d also like to provide financial assistance this year.
Temple Beth Sholom Bulletin//
Religious School Education U p d a t e
Inside The Golden Box
"know that Rabbi Goodman is known for
writing the most incredible sermons. I also
.know
that people do not want to read
l l
another sermon from the Religious School
Director; however, I feel that as an Educator the
best way to transmit a message is with a story.
T!
So, in my message this month I would like to go
beneath the surface and demonstrate to you
through a story what we are trying to teach our
children at Temple Beth Sholom.
In this parable a father punishes his daughter for wasting a
roll of gift wrapping paper. The family was very short of
money and this waste angered the father. The daughter
said, "Daddy this gift wrapped box is for you." The father
was ashamed of his reaction. He opened the box and once
again exploded with anger — the box was empty. "Don't
you know, that when you give someone a gift
there should be a present inside!" With tears in
her eyes, the little girl said to her father, "But
daddy, its not empty, its filled with kisses that I
blew in for you." The father felt terrible. He
embraced his young daughter and asked for her
forgiveness.
To this day the father keeps the golden box
beside his bed. When he feels sad, unwell or
lonely he reaches for the box and takes out one
of his daughers kisses to remind him of all the love that his
young daughter had blown into the box for him.
We would like our religious school to be like this golden
box — full of Judaism and friendship for one another.
Jacob Raijman, Education
Director
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FOR PARENTS ONLY! We are revitalizing the Kadima and USY Youth
Programs. Please join us to learn about
the exciting programs which the Youth Board has planned
for this year.
January 12, 7 pm. Meeting for parents of children
12-18 yrs.
January 13, 7 pm. Meeting for parents of children
8-12 yrs.
CALL THE OFFICE FOR THE LOCATIONS OF
THESE MEETINGS, 804-1333• • •
FOR YOUTH ONLY. All teens, 12-18 years of age, are invited to participate in TALMUD 'N FRIENDS. The first meeting
will be held at the Rabbi's house on Thursday, January 20,
at 7 p.m. Watch the TV show "Friends" and join with the
Rabbi in a Talmudic discussion of the show! Can't make this
session, join us on the third Thursday of each month for the
next session.
January 21st is the first Family Shabbat (formerly called,
Tot Shabbat) of the New Year. This special program is in celebration of Tu Beshvat, The New Year of the Trees! Bring a
small photo of each member of your family. Together we
will all "plant" our family trees! A catered meal will be a part
of this innovative program.
• • •
Get your shovels, pick ax and gloves and plan to be at the
site of the new Temple on Sunday, January 23, at 9 a.m.
The Religious School and Kadima youth will plant trees to
celebrate Tu Beshvat.
• • •
January 29tb marks our first Family Shabbat Morning
Service. From 9:45-11:15 a.m. on the last Saturday of each
month we will have a special service to introduce our children to Shabbat Services. Please join us!
• ••
The USY will have their own pre-game on Super Bowl
Sunday, January 30th Bring your friends for a friendly
scrimmage at 1:30 pm. Then enjoy the game on big screen
tv; snacks and drinks will make this a great way to spend
your Sunday.
T E M P L E BETH S H O L O M RELIGIOUS S C H O O L S C H E D U L E
January 11th the R e l i g i o u s School C l a s s e s B e g i n f o r the N e w S e m e s t e r
J a n u a r y 16th P r e - S c h o o l — First G r a d e C l a s s e s B e g i n f o r the N e w S e m e s t e r
If you need further information, please call the office at
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804-1333.
. A Very Exclusive Interview W i t h M r P i a n o Kid!
D.J. Sinai: Our Very Own
Celebrity... Performing At
Carnegie Hall in New York!!
UNLV.
His
course
work will be in Music
and Voice. D.J. has
outlined the next several years to include
either a Doctorate in
Music or a Cantorial
1
Degree! On a lighter
note he would like to
be involved in musi-
'The feeling I got in Carnegie Hall was
overwhelming. The Hall, beautiful
and breathtaking as it was, was
even more wonderful to see with
everybody dressed up in formal
attire to see our show.
The audience's response was
wonderful, and only added much
more to the evening's happiness."
cal theater or opera.
The idea of performing on Broadway also
appeals to D.J.
We asked D.J. if he had any words of wisdom for others
who would like to follow in his path. He answered with
composer/conductor Linda Spevacek's favorite quote: "If it
is to be, it is up to me." D.J.'s own philosophy is, "This simple 10 word quote means so much within itself. I also like
my own personal quote — "Through the tough decisions of
life, just follow your heart, and the rest will fall into place."
I think that you control what can happen to you. Those
who do good will be rewarded.""
In his own words, this was how Daniel Jay "D.J." Sinai
talks about his performance on November 28th at Carnegie
Hall. His group of 65 students represented Las Vegas. D.J.
was the only student soloist in New York. He delighted the
D.J., we at Temple Beth Sholom know that through all
the good that you do, your dreams will surely come true.
"Carnegie Hall was most defi-
attendees with two vocal solos and a solo piano accom-
nitely the high point of my life
paniment to the choir of over 200 voices.
today. The experience was so
Right now D.J. has an incredibly busy schedule. He is a
overwhelming that it will never
member of Palo Verde's Concert Choir, Vocal Infinity and
leave my heart. To think that
Madrigals; he is also the accompanist for the Palo Verde's
sometimes the best-of-the-best
Women's Choir. Here at Temple Beth Sholom he is the
never get to perform there, and
music teacher for our religious school. Many of you know,
of course, that D.J. is also the accompanist and second
voice at Temple Beth Sholom's Shabbat services.
In addition, D.J. is studying under Voltaire Verzosa — all
this while attending High School classes.
And D.J.'s plans for the future? College is his next step.
that I did at the age of 1 7 is so
marvelous and sensational that
it will stay with
me for as long as
I live."
He has applied to DePauw, Oberlin Conservatory and
Temple Beth Sholom Bulletin
//
Special Projects a n d Events...
T
he Golden Chavurah held its first meeting on Thursday, December l6th at the H e b r e w Academy. A panel
discussion on "Important Senior Issues" made this a very worthwhile program. The three panelists, Jerry
Blut, Dr. McKenzie and Rabbi Felipe Goodman enlightened the group and then answered questions posed
by the attendees. If you w o u l d like to be a part of the next Golden Chavurah program, please call the office at
804-1333.
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Special Men's Club Projects
This year, on Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Day, May 2nd, we will be honoring the six million Jews who perished in the holocaust with a very special project. Dr. Gary Markowitz and his committee will be mailing out Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Day
Candles to all of the Temple Beth Sholom members. Please be generous in your donation — all funds will be used to further the educational programs of our Temple.
The Men's Club of Temple Beth Sholom is undertaking a very important project on behalf of our Temple. The goal is to
raise one million dollars to build and maintain a Mikveh at the new Temple. The funds will be raised in a very unique manner. Members of our Temple are invited to have the names of family and friends inscribed at the end of the Torah. It is said
that doing so will bring prosperity and longevity to those whose names are inscribed. There is a limited amount of space for
inscriptions; if you are interested in being a part of this very meaningful project please fill out the form below and return it
to the Temple Office as soon as possible.. The cost of inscribing each set of names is 55,000. If you would like to honor a
husband and wife — that would be one set of names; if you are honorning two separate individuals — the cost would be
$5,000 per name. Each year, after the names have been inscribed, you will be invited to a banquet to honor those who have
contributed to this most worthwhile project.
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Name(s) of to be inscribed in a Torah Scroll
Hebrew names of those to be inscribed
Their relationship to you (ie. family, friends, etc.)
• Enclosed is my check in the amount of $
• Charge my Visa or Mastercard.
Credit Card Number
• Please invoice me for $
Expiration Date
Authorized signature
My name
My phone number
My address
Please return this to the Temple Office. P.O. Box 36837, Ims Vegas, NV 89133-6837 • 702.804.1333
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Our Sisterhood and M e n ' s Clubs in Action ...
T
he Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood
and Men's Clubs are beginning the
year 2000 with a full roster of programs. They offer something for everyone!
Whether you want to explore your religious heritage, update your job hunting
skills, hear a veteran Hollywood Director,
volunteer your services, or just enjoy some
good music, the choice is yours!
FROM
THE
SISTERHOOD:
JANUARY 8: You and your friends are
invited to join us for a Havdalah Service at
Amilia Lev's home in Summerlin. Be part
of a lively discussion on the special meaning that Rosh Chodesh (the New Month)
has for women. The program begins at
5:00 p.m. Reservations are recommended.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS.
JANUARY 4
Men's Club LVCC Meeting
"An Insight on H o l l y w o o d "
JANUARY 8
Sisterhood Havdalah Service
JANUARY 19
Job Market Tips
pm to 8:30 pm at the Hebrew Academy.
For more information, contact Gloria
Bransky at 251-4278.
WEDNESDAYS: Join us for the Sisterhood
Minyan on Wednesday mornings at 7:30
a.m. Rabbi Goodman hosts a class after the
minyan. A light bagel breakfast accompanies this learning session. For further information please contact Sheryl at 255-1801.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, OR TO MAKE
RESERVATIONS FOR A N Y OF THE
UPCOMING SISTERHOOD PROGRAMS
PLEASE CALL: Sheryl: 255-1801 or Kim:
646-5401 or The Temple Office: 804-1333;
FROM THE MEN'S
CLUB:
JANUARY 23
"Broadway Meets Jerusalem
Torah Fund
JANUARY 4: Mark your Calendar for an
"Insight on Hollywood." George Sidney, a
veteran of 75 years+ in Hollywood, will
JANUARY 19. Are you ready to get back
entertain you with fascinating tidbits of
M A R C H 19
into the job market? Thinking of changing
what
really goes on in the movie-making
Men's
Club
Purim
Carnival
jobs? Or if you are just curious about
industry.
January 4th from 11:30-1:00 pm is
today's Las Vegas job market, plan to
for
this
luncheon
to be held at the Las Vegas
the
date
attend this program with Iris Gross. Iris is an Employment
Country Club Make your reservations by calling the office.
and Training Specialist. She will make suggestions on
answering an Interviewer's Questions; tell you how to avoid
Cost is S20 for TBS members.
some of the common "pitfalls" in today's job market, and
recommend important skills for the novice job hunter. This
MARCH 19: It's not too early to be thinking about Purim.
program begins at 7:30 pm. Cost per person is $5.00.
This year the Men's Club will be organizing a Carnival for
Refreshments will be served.
kids of all ages. If you would like to volunteer your time,
JANUARY 23: Women's League of Temple Beth Sholom
will be honoring Shirley Chaplin with the "Chai Olam
Award" at our annual Torah Fund Brunch. Shirley is being
recognized for her dedication to the Jewish Community,
including Temple Beth Sholom and its Sisterhood.
The brunch will be held Sunday, January 23, 2000, 11:30
a.m. at the Las Vegas Country Club. The couvert for this
event is $20.00. Rabbi Felipe Goodman will be the Master
of Ceremonies and Philip Goldstein, cantorial soloist, will
present the musical entertainment, "Broadway Meets
Jerusalem."
Torah Fund is a Women's League fundraising program
that helps support the Conservative
movement's
Theological Seminaries.
Watch your mail for further information.
THURSDAYS.
Thursdays enjoy our Complimentary
Progressive Relaxation Program with Irv Bransky from 6:30
please call the office and let them know. The date is
Sunday, March 19th.
GOLF ANYONE? The Mens Club would like to organize a
Spring Golf Outing. If you are interested in participating or
organizing this activity, please let us know.
The Men's Club is coordinating two Temple projects. One
is the Yom HaShoah Candle Project (Holocaust Day
Project). You can read about this project on page 6 of this
Bulletin.
The other project is an opportunity for you to inscribe
the name(s) of family and friends in one of our Torah
Scrolls. For more information about these two very important projects, please call the Temple Office.
To register for the Men's Club programs please call the
office at 804-1333.
JOIN US FOR THE DAILY MINYAN....
At T h e Milton I. S c h w a r t z H e b r e w A c a d e m y • M o n d a y , Tuesday, W e d n e s d a y , T h u r s d a y at 7:30 a . m .
S u n d a y at 9 : 0 0 a . m • Rosh H o d e s h at 7:15 a . m . • Friday S e r v i c e s at 7:30 p.m. • S a t u r d a y at 9 : 0 0 a . m .
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News For Our Youth...
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with the Benincasa family.
On January 8, 2000, Reid Thomas
Benincasa will celebrate his Bar |
Mitzvah at Temple Beth Sholom.
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Reid is passionate about baseball.
He also enjoys reading, video games and assembling and
fixing things!
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20'something Jewish
Graduate Students & Professionals
n o w have a place to meet, party and network...
at any G.A.P. event!
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Add yourself to the G.A.P. listserv with hundreds of
other friends for w e e k l y event updates OR
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religion and heritage. 1 am proud
to have reached this milestone
in my life."
name, address and phone number.
New Friends Will Quickly Follow!
Hillel:
TOV!
Well, Reid, we are all very proud of you, especially your
own family. They wish you congratulations
The Foundation for
Jewish Campus Life
at UNLV
ATTENTION JEWISH COLLEGE STUDENTS:
• Meet new friends and old
• Network
• Attend great events
• Socialize
• Explore your heritage
on your
Congratulations
Bar
Mitzvah.
Love,
Mom, Did, Arielle, Preston, Kara, (grandma Phoebe,
Grandma Neddy, and Aunt Marsha.
Hillel is in the Interfaith Student Center
4765 Brussels Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
Planning a Bar or Bat Mitzvah?
To receive a monthly newsletter and weekly e-mails:
Phone: 736-0887 or E-mail: hillel@nevada.edu
and leave your name, address, phone and e-mail.
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students. To ensure that your child stays "connected" please fill out this form and return it to:
Temple Beth Sholom - College Residence Form • RO.Box 36837 • Las Vegas, NV 89133-6837
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Soccer game with our Religious School Kids playing a spirited game against the 22 parents who
came out to show their stuff! Our cheerleading
squad was led by the teaching staff - thanks for
the enthusiastic team spirit!
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W h a t A W a y To Ceicbrate Hanukkah?
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cars; 22 teams!
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mad scientist's concoction.... "What Jewish major
league baseball team player hit 58 home runs in
1938?", "What's the name
of Simba's daughter in the
Lion King 2?", "What is the
name o f the entertainer w h o converted to Judaism at
T e m p l e Beth Sholom'", and "What is the minimum
time that the Hanukka candles must burn?"
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folks!!
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available to finish the Treasure Hunt with the most
points. Cars were filled with encyclopedias, atlases,
dictionaries and cell phones!
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Judges, A Giraffe and Assorted Other
Dr. Daivd
Steinberg and
Family,
awaiting the
fudges rulings!
HERE COME THE JUDGES'. The TBS Religious School Staff had to deal
with scribbles and scrawls, but they managed to decipher everyone's
handwriting and keep the score!
Stuart Honig and Barbara Chozahinoff are
delighted to have found the "Smiling Giraffe!'
Did we win, did we win? That is the question on the minds of the Cohen Family,
with friend Alex Familian; the Benincasa Family. All surrounding )udge Maggie!
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WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE
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WHAT
ARE THEY DOING?
They are building
tourists wonder if this is some special kind of Las Vegas
a "Human
Castle"
inside the Stratosphere,
as a
game!
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UP, UP AND AWAYI
A Big Congratulations goes to the adventurous
souls who went to the top of the Stratosphere, Ed
Kainen, losh, Neil Ostrow, Mrs. Barney, Al
D'Armas, Stuart Honig, Mitch Ogron, Melissa
Cohen, Rebecca Best, David Underwood and our
own lacob Raijman (he went up twice!!!).
What kind of plan is lacob and the Rabbi plotting with our USY Board
way up on the Stratosphere?
//
What's With The Funny Clothes?
These were definitely interesting challenges! Piling on the clothes
with the Krygier Family; while the Kanin Family comes dressed
Internationally;
latter - the Krygiers & Kar: MEN IN BLACK; the
Banchik Family with their "look-alike
costumed car"; the Saxe
Family & Car are showing their team spirit...The Barney Family
with our youngest team player are all "wrapped up"; the Ogron
Family papered themselves and their car...was there a run on
Charmin....?
AND THE RESULTS ARE IN
Jacob, you look too serious.... what
are you doing.... adding up the
points, uno, dos, tres,....
T
he winner of the Sega Dreamcast with 463 points was the Ed
Kainen Team. The Sony Playstation went to the Stuart Honig Team
who garnered 430 points. And with 409 points the Philip Barney
team went home with a walkman for each team member. At TBS everyone
is a winner, in this case, all the young participants received a special gift
chosen personally by our Education Director.
A big thank you goes to Rabbi Felipe Goodman for providing the
funds from his Discretionary Fund for the prizes; to Mitch Ogron who
assisted with the special arrangements at the Stratosphere; to Sam
Gewercer who helped Jacob Raijman put together the many, many questions; to Jerry Appenzeller for some very fine photography; and to Ron
Kirsh who graciously broadcast one of the clues on the radio.
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his was truly an innovative Treasure Hunt.
Join us next year and
see what our "mad scientist
concocts". You too may find
yourself building a human
castle, in public, at the
Stratosphere, or singing
Tzur in Rap!
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oin your
Temple Beth
Sholom Family on
FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER
31st for the Shabbat of the
Centuries. Enjoy some champagne and hors d'oeuvres as
we greet the New Year & the
Millenium together on this
Special Kabbalat Shabbat.
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e hope you were
among
those
lucky enough t o
purchase Debbie
Friedman tickets
before they sold
out! See you at The
Orleans, SUNDAY,
JANUARY 9th at 2:00 p.m.This
is sure to be one of the most
exciting events of the New
Millenium!
he
Temple
Beth
Sholom Men's
Club invites
you t o a special luncheon
where you
can enjoy good food, good
company and hear about an
"Insider's Look at Hollywood"
with George Sidney. Mr.
Sidney has been part of the
Entertainment Industry for 75
years! In 1995, L.A. Magazine
called him one of Los Angeles'
50 Most Interesting People!
He still holds the unprecedented record of 15 box
office hits in a row.Today he is
the only member of the
Academy living in Las Vegas.
So join the Men's Club on
JANUARY 4th, 11:30-1:00
for Luncheon at the Las Vegas
Country Club.To make your
reservations, please call the
Temple Office at 804-1333.
D
on't miss this Special
Family Shabbat program
for Tu Beshvat on Friday,
Jan. 21 at
6:00 p.m.
Join us
and plant
a "Family
Tree."
March 2000
M
ark your calendar for
the Purim Carnival,
sponsored by the TBS
Men's Club. Lots of games, fun,
prizes & surprises. Start thinking about your costume now!
The best costume wins a great
prize.
SUNDAY,
MARCH
19th, 12
noon at the
Hebrew
Academy.
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Notes & N e w s
Here's W h a t ' s
Happening....
Do You Know This Man?
MOMMY 'N ME.
Mommy 'N Me classes are held on Mondays, 10 am to
11 pm. Classes begin again January. 3- Our Mommy 'N
Me groups are still forming. If you have an infant or
baby up to 3 years old, call the office at 804-1333 to
sign up.
SHABBAT'N ME.
Shabbat 'N Me is held on Fridays, 9 am to 9:45 am.
This program begins again on January 7. Come and
celebrate Shabbat with your baby, infant to 3 years, in
a unique and fun way.
ISRAELI FOLK DANCING.
Get some exercise and have some fun. Join our Israeli
Folk Dancing classes on Tuesdays, 7 pm to 8:00 pm.
Classes resume on January 4. Join Jacob Raijman at the
Hebrew Academy Auditorium. A great way to "break
out" and have some fun.
F
or more than 30 years this man
has been shooting the young,
the old, the infamous and the
famous. Jerry Appenzeller: the man
behind the camera!
Trained by the Bacharach Studio in
New York he has pursued his photography career on both coasts. Jerry
obviously likes to shoot for profit;
however his heart tells him that shooting the non-profit organizations has special rewards. Jerry
has his nonprofit "pet projects". They include work for the
Nathan Adelson Hospice, the NCCJ (National Conference
for Community Justice), Jewish Family Services, the Jewish
Community Center, The Jewish Federation of Las Vegas, as
well as our very own Temple Beth Sholom.
The flip side of this very professional photographer is a
very funny guy. Last Purim he paraded around as "Oscar
the Grouch" and had quite a few young followers. If he
can make people laugh, Jerry is a happy man.
The only complaint from this man is his lack of free
time. Its been at least six months since he picked up a tennis racket — one of his favorite sports!
Believe it or not, all of the pictures in this issue of The
Bulletin can be credited to Jerry!
Your Temple Beth Sholom family salutes you for being
"the man behind the camera". We appreciate the fine work
you do to chronicle the comings and goings at our
Temple. Keep on shooting, Jerry!
Can You Spare Some Time?
The JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE AGENCY needs volunteers to help the elderly. If you can spare some
time, please volunteer to: Be a Friendly Visitor, or Provide Transportation or Shopping Assistance, or Be
a Phone Friend and Provide Telephone Reassurance.
Call Lorraine Rubenstein, Volunteer Coordinator, at 732-0304 and share some time with others.
Get Connected!!!
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www.bethshoIomlv.org
n our website you will find all the information you
need about our Temple, including lifecycle events,
membership, Jewish Holy Days, etc. The website
also includes a section of books recommended by Rabbi
Goodman, as well as some of his recent sermons. If you
want to know about activities or programming in our
Hebrew School, you can also access this information
online. In addition, we will soon be adding a list of the
most useful and interesting Jewish links on the internet.
We have also entered into a special partnership with AMAZON.COM, the largest bookstore in the world. AMAZON.COM can be reached through the internet. They have
one of the most wonderful selections
of books for sale, including a truly 1
superb Judaica section. We have a link to
AMAZON.COM on our website. Everytime '
you enter AMAZON.COM and purchase a
book by linking through them to our website, a small percentage will be donated to Temple Beth Sholom. If you
have ever bought a book from AMAZON.COM or are planning to buy one in the future, please try to enter their store
through the multiple links provided on our website. Our
internet presence is rapidly growing and constantly changing, so please visit us online as often as possible.
//
A Very Grand "Tribute" To Mayor Oscar and Carolyn Good
"TEIBUTE"
TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM
HONORS
Carolyn & Oscar Goodman
SUNDAY • DECEMBER 12 •
1999
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL
COCKTA.LS& SILENT AUCTION
6 : 0 0 PM
FOLLOWED BY DINNER AND TRIBUTE
WITH VERY SPECIAL GUESTS
L
O
n December 12, 1999, the culmination of six months
of planning became a reality for a group of very
hardworking Temple and community members.
When the evening ended, over $200,000 had been raised
for Temple Beth Sholom!
This unprecedented success began in June under the
direction of Planning Committee members, Arlene Blut,
David Chesnoff, Tom Letizia, Sandy Mallin, Mona
Silverman, and Elaine Steinberg.
Many names were posed for the event's honorees However, when longtime Temple supporter, Oscar Goodman,
was elected Mayor of Las Vegas, the choice was unanimous.
Oscar and his wife Carolyn have supported the
community-at-large as well as Temple Beth Sholom in many
ways for over 34 years. They have both actively worked to
make Las Vegas one of the country's most desirable places
to live.
Once the honoree was chosen, the hard work began.
Many people, including Elaine Steinberg (Preferred Travel);
Sidney and Shirley Chaplin (Southern Wine and Spirits);
Mona Silverman, Marcy Saxe, Marci Murdock, and Marcia
Bergenfield used their considerable talents to get items and
trips donated for the live and silent auctions. A video was
BUCK TIE
KSVP BY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
produced with messages from
"friends" eager to roast Oscar.
Tapes arrived from Los
Angeles, New York, and Las
Vegas with messages from
Wayne
Newton,
Mike
Wallace,
Don
Rickles,
Geraldo Rivera, Dick Cavett,
Senator Harry Reid and
Breck Wall who joined the
many "live" roasters that
evening. Some of the
"roasters" appearing at the event
were Senator Richard Bryan, Nancy Houssels, John L. Smith,
Henry Lewin and a host of comedians. Many thanks to Tom
Letizia and David Chesnoff for gathering this illustrious
panel. We asked the gala coordinator, Arlene Blut her reaction to the evening. "The crowd, the roast and the whole
evening was even more wonderful than I had imagined it
would be." For anyone who is contemplating producing
such a major event in the future, Arlene has some words of
advice, "Surround yourself with good people, be organized
and prioritize!"
Photos
from top:
Sandy Mallin, TBS
President a n d Arlene
Blut, " T r i b u t e " C o C h a i r a r c all smiles;
O s c a r G o o d m a n is
e n j o y i n g himself!
Melanie Grecnbcrg,
M a r c y S a x e & Dr. Ellen
U n d e r w o o d setting up;
M a r c i M u r d o c k 81
Jerry A p p e n z e l l e r ,
work-in-progress.
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Mayor Oscar Goodman and Patrick
Pittman, the TBS Maintenance
Supervisor w h o keeps it all together
John L. Smith, Journalist, Review Journal,
M a y o r Oscar Goodman and Councilman Larry
Brown - all smiles.'
Sandy Hackett - is
this the Four
Seasons Mexico?
"The crowd, the
roast and the whole
evening was even
more wonderful
than I had imagined
it would be."
Arlene Blut,
Co-Chairman
Rob Murdock, Bruce Cutler, Louis Palazzo
Judge Mills Lane and Senator Richard Bryan
//
C o n g r e s s w o m a n Shelley Berkley honoring Carolyn & M a y o r
Stan & Sandy Mallin, Temple Beth Sholom President with
Oscar G o o d m a n .
Arlene and |erry Blut.
Tom Letizia a n d Councilman Michael M a c k . The councilman
Henry Lewin, a very funny guy, bring the smiles to the faces
is busy cutting the Challah!
of our honorees, Oscar and Carolyn G o o d m a n .
Ruth Goldfarb, Henry & Lillian Kronberg, Lilian & Ken Glicken.
Senator Richard and Bonnie Bryan, Faye and Dr.
Leon Steinberg.
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AH T h e Lovely People...
D a w n and Steve M a c k
Rabbi Felipe a n d Liz G o o d m a n
Fred and Kim M e mar
Shirley a n d Sidney Chaplin
M o n a a n d Charles Silverman
Sheryl and Stuart Honig
Elaine a n d Irv Steinberg
M a r c y a n d Dr. Steve Saxe
Lynn a n d A r n e Rosencrantz
Priscilla Schwartz
amnm
k
Shelley a n d Dr. Stanton Carroll
j a c o b a n d M a g g i e Raijman
/
Philip Goldstein and Rhonda Shupe
/
Hineini — Campaign Contributors*
THE PAST W E INHERIT, THE FUTURE W E CREATE....
I
n the months just passed you have heard several messages about our synagogue's future — our prospects for
a thriving membership and religious school in a facility which will continue to be a vibrant center of our congregational life. The time to make this beautiful vision a reality has arrived. The need to build the new synagogue
for the next generation — our most treasured legacy — is the key message behind our appeal to you as valued
members of our congregation. Please find a way to participate in the Capital Campaign. We need every member
of the synagogue to join us in partnership to achieve our campaign goal of $9 5 million.
We can proudly announce that our Campaign Committee has been hard at work. Pledges have now exceeded
$8 million. We also know that reaching the $9 5 million mark requires a major effort. We urge you to participate
in HINEINI. With your gift, we will help ensure the continuity of our congregation.
Eleanor & Martin Adler
Carolyn & Oscar Goodman*
Rose Raphael & Sheldon Raphael z'l
Susan & Hillei Aronson
Evelyn Goot
Philip Rosenberg
Louise & Jerry Appenzeller
Joel Goot
Lynn & Arne Rosencrantz
Dr. Miriam & Sheldon Adelson
Sandy Hanson
Marcy & Dr. Steven A. Saxe
Julie & Mark Scheiner
Lovee & Robert Arum
Lisa & Dan Harris
Adele Baratz
Gail & Ambassador Chic Hecht
Faye Schulman
Mary & Dr. Barry Barkan
Evelyn & Howard Hertz
Abigail & Milton I. Schwartz
Alvin Benedict
Sheryl & Stuart Honig
Dorit & Ronnie Schwartz
William Bennett Foundation
Marlene & Maury Jones
Priscilla Schwartz
Sam Berkley
Bea Katz
Ellen Scully & Lawrence Scully z'l
Bonnie Berkowitz
Mimi & George Katz
Evelyn Shafen
Nancy & Ed Bernstein*
Irwin Kishner
Claire & Jared Shafer*
Seena & Jack Bernstein
Evelyn Shafer
Evelyn Bittker z'l
Ishi Kunin & Terry Leavitt
Florence & Melvin Shapiro
Arlene & Jerry Blut*
Yvette & Ellis Landau
Miriam Sharp
Amy & Dr. Allan Boruszak
Sharon E. Sigesmund
Ruth & Allen Brewster*
Judith & Philmore Leemon
Mona & Charles Silverman
Eileen & George Brookman
Deena & Dr. Steven Leibowitz
Naomi & Art Sloan
Sharyn & Jay Brown
Maria & Tom Letizia
Dr. Doris & Bill Soroky z'l
Shirley & Sidney Chaplin
Elaine Lewis
Betsi & Dr. David Steinberg
Shelley & Dr. Stanton Carroll
Anita Lewy
June & Bert Colodny
Barbara & Jim Lukasiewicz
Elaine & Irv Steinberg
A1 DeArmas
Judy & Ron Mack
Deanne & Harold Stralser
Belinda & Andrew Donner
Jody & Michael Mack
Sunbelt Communications - Jim Rogers &
Bernice & Ivan Eisenberg
Dawn & Steven Mack
Mel Exber*
Sandy & Stan Mallin
Laura Sussman
Rene Feinstein
Howard Martin Foundation
Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood
Lucia & Israel Feit
Norman Marsh
Brenda & Dr. Murton Strimling
Susan & Dr. Alan Feld
Agnes Mason
Hillari & Dr. Howard Tischler
Geraldine Fischer & Herbert Fischer z'l
Flora & Stuart Mason*
Carole & Jerry Turk
Suriva & Robert Fischer
Blanche & Philip Meisel
Drs. Ellen & David Underwood
Dr. Joan Silverstein & George Foldesi
Susan & Irwin Molasky
Barry Vinik & Shannon Goldsmith
Patti & Leo Frey
May Mushkin
Mary Sue & Steven Weiss
Sylvia Friedland
Reesa & Dr. Gerald Niznick
Norma & Philip Wilensky
Michelle Gavens & Brian Margolis
Emily & Michael Novick
Ruth & Mel Wolzinger
Joyce & Morton Galane
D'Vorre & Hal Ober
Carole & William Zeitlin
Lilian & Ken Glicken
Melissa & Mitchell Ogron
Carol & Jeffrey Zucker
Anita & Jay Goldberg
Gail & Hugh Olbur
Samuel Goldberg
Minnie Orenstein
Viola & Mort Goldstein*
Jane & Dr. Ronald Ostrove
Barbara & Terry Raben
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Melanie & Gene Greenberg*
'Designates Past Presidents
Bold Designates New Donor
Tributes.... Donations From O u r Hearts....
Building Fund:
Mazel Tov to Danielle & Brad Strong on the
birth of their son
Louise & Jerry Appcnzeller
Use Chohat
Helenc & Moe Rosen
Mazel Tov to Melanie & Gene Greenberg on
the engagement of their daughter Elissa to
Reuben
Mazel Tov to Dee & Hal Ober on the Bat
Mitzvah of their granddaughter
Mazel Tov to Blanche & Phil Meisel on the
occasion of their 50th Anniversary
In Memory of Dr. Jeffrey Kaplan's beloved
mother
Lynn & Charles Green
In Memory of Martin Satuloff
Harriet & Jerry Bernstein
Roz Tessler
Sheila Levin
In Honor of Michael Mack's Appointment
Lilian & Ken Glicken
Sandy & Stan Mallin
Elaine & lrv Steinberg
In Memory of Bill Soroky
Sandy & Stan Mallin
Melanie & Gene Greenberg
Anita Lewy
In Honor of Shirley Goldberg's Special
Birthday
Mimi & George Katz
In Memory of Eli Kraft
Mark Belsky & Nancy Kaplan Bclsky
Wishing Maury Jones a Refuah Shlema
Marcy & Dr. Steven Saxe
Sandy & Stan Mallin
Susan & Hillel Aronson
Ilse Chohat
Helcne & Moe Rosen
June & Bert Colodny
In Memory of Stan MaUin's Brother, Bob
Gerry Fischer
The Temple Beth Sholom Chesed
Committee
Helen & Moe Rosen
Ilse Chohat
Rose Raphael
Marcy & Dr. Steven Saxe
Shelley & Dr. Stanton Carroll
Susan & Hillel Aronson
Barbara & Jim Lukasiewicz
Arlene & Jerry Blut
Ellen & David Underwood
The Boruszak Family
In Memory of Bill Soroky
Dr. Doris & Bill Soroky, z'l
Lil & Ken Glicken
June & Bert Colodny
Marlene & Maury Jones
Reesa & Jerry Niznick
The Friedmutter Group
Les, Fanny & Nina Boshes
We gratefully acknowledge a donation of 15
Sim Shalom Siddur Prayer Books from
Helena & Fred Stigeler In Memory of:
In Memory of Philip Goldstein's Aunt, Bess
Weinberg
Maggie & Jacob Raijman
Liz & Rabbi Felipe Goodman
Helene & Moe Rosen
Ilse Chohat
Patrick Pittman
In Memory of Dorothy Demby's Mother
Dr. Doris & Bill Soroky, z l
In Appreciation of Norman Marsh's kindness
to us
In Honor of Elaine Greenberg's 90tb birthday
Fanny, Leslie & Nina Boshes
In Honor of lrv Steinberg's Birthday
Reine Fahl
Nessim Mimoun
Mcriem Mimoun
Jacob Misrai
Camille Nisrai
Clementine Misrai
Albert Salomon Misrai
Georges Misrai
David Nessim Mimoun
Charles Chalom Mimoun
Alain Misrai
Marie-Claude Yona Stolz
Gyslaine Mimoun
Alice Mimoun
Odette Misrai
In Memory of Our Father, Herb Fischer
Suriva & Bob Fischer
In Memory of Our Grandparents, Sylvia and
Jules Gersten
In Memory of Our Grandparents, Sophie &
Abe Needleman
Judy & Ron Mack
In Honor of Mona Silverman's Birthday
Judy & Ron Mack
In Honor of Dawn & Steve Mack's Marriage
In Honor of the Birth of our Daughters,
Sloane & Skyla r Fischer
In Memory of Harvey Sweet
Marlene Silverman
Happy Birthday to Jerry Blut
In Memory of Sarah Sweet
Marlene Silverman
Happy Birthday to lrv Steinberg
Kol Nidre:
Reesa & Gerald Niznick
Aliyah Fund:
Yizkor:
From the Heart
Rcnce & Joe Prcmack
Morris Winter
Sam Showel
General Fund:
In Honor of Our Aliyah
From the Heart
Gloria & lrv Bransky
Sylvia Garfinkel
Sandra & Stanley Gershon
In Memory of Sam Schechter
Gloria & lrv Bransky
In Memory of Max Shapiro
Family Siddur & Machzor Fund:
From the Heart:
Doris & Sam Kirk
Dcbora & Mark Barney
Charlcne & Dr. Geoffrey Sher
Lottie Ramsdcll & daughter, Laurie
In Appreciation of my Yom Kippur Aliyab and
In Memory of David and Rosa Katz, parents
of Blanka Marsh who Perished in the
Holocaust
Norman Marsh
In Memory of my Parents
For Appreciation of my Aliyab on November
6th
Anita Lewy
In Honor of Morry Gaynor
Norman Marsh
June & Bert Colodny
Refuah Sbelma to Sidney Maurer
In Memory of Rabbi Mayer Lipscbitz, my
father
In Memory ofYatte Ruchel Lipscbitz, my
mother
In Memory of Shumel Hercb Lipscbitz, my
brother
Minnie Orenstein
In Loving Memory of Blanka Marsh
Mort Karsh
Refuah Sbelma to Milton Bernstein
Mort Karsh
In Honor of Davening Sbacbarit
Pearl & Max Sass
Happy Special Birthday to Fred Glick
Aimee & Stanley Mast
Norman Marsh
In Honor of Faye & Dr. Leon Steinberg
Norman Marsh
Wishing Sara Smith a speedy recovery
Ruth & Mel Wolzinger
/
Religious School Fund
From the Heart
Connie Entrattcr Sidney & George Sidney
Samuel Dvorak
/
Tributes .... Donations From O u r Hearts.
In Honor of Edith Morein's Birthday
lobby Spcctor
In Honor of Shirley Chaplin's Birthday
Libby Spcctor
In Honor of Lillian & Max Phillips'
Anniversary
libby Spcctor
Wishing Maury fones a Refuah Shelama
His Havurah Family
Estelle Lee & Edward Devore
In Honor of Rabbi Felipe Goodman
Alma & Rabbi Hershcl Brooks
Iti Memory of Bill Soroky
Ellen Scully
In Memory of Arthur Ackerman
Rabbi's Discretionary Fund:
From the Heart
Sam Dvorak
Rochelle & Arnold Schneider
In Appreciation of Rabbi Goodman's kindness
Dorothy Demby
David & Staccy Cooperman
Sondra Piatt
In Honor of my grandaughter fessica Scully's
engagement to Andrew fablon
Ellen Scully
In Appreciation of Rabbi Goodman's devotion
during Bill's illness
Temple Beth Sholom gratefully acknowledges
the generosity of fune & Bert C.olodny for
donating Tickets to the Shrine Circus for our
School children & for donating a beautiful
neon Dreldel for Hanukah.
Our grateful appreciation to Mort Karsh for
bis many acts of kindness!
Your Temple Beth Sholom Family
Slncerest appreciation to everyone who has
enhanced my recovery by your constant
prayers, cards and good wishes. AU of you
have made Marlene and I feel so
loved!
Maury Jones
Dr. Doris Soroky
Yahrzeits in Memory of Our Loved Ones...May T h e i r M e m o r y Be A B l e s s i n g !
In Memory of Samuel Bernstein
In Memory of Benjamin Dvorak
Samuel Dvorak
In Memory of Betty Babendure
Helen & Monroe Rosenberg
In Memory of Lena Goldstein
Mort Goldstein
In Memory of Norman Samolloff
Marcy & Jerry Samoiloff
In Memory of Joseph Tomar
In Memory of Julius Shalkin
Elliot Shaikin
In Memory of Max Berenkrantz
Hilda Stein
In Memory of Pearl Gelman
Lily & Max Phillips
In Memory of Nathan Weitzman
lily & Max Phillips
In Memory of Abe Louis Padratzik
Ray Padratzik
In Memory of David A. Greenfield
June & Bert Colodny
In Memory of Louis Katz
Roz Katz
In Memory ofThelma Banks Rae
Beverly & David Zenoff
In Memory of Claire Arnold
Cecil Arnold
In Memory of Jennie Brown
Rose Raphael
In Memory of Carl Cohen
Meyer J. Cohen
In Memory of Lillian Brostowsky
Allen Brewster
In Memory of Louis Spiegel, Grandfather
Nathan Spiegel
In Memory of Bessie Melsel
Blanche & Phil Meisel
In Memory of Abbot Long
Blanche & Phil Meisel
In Memory of George Rosencrantz
Mr. & Mrs.Arne Rosencrantz & Family
In Memory of Minna Levy
Ellen Bodner
In Memory of Arlene WFrames
Lauren Frumes
In Memory of Norman Rofey
D'vorre & Hal Obcr
In Memory of Gabriel Bergman
Bess Bergman
In Memory of Victor Gabay
Ralph Gabay
In Memory of Esther Dvorak
Sam Dvorak
In Memory of Harold Koslow
Elinor Koslow
In Memory of Frank Naldltch
Ruth Naiditch
In Memory of Morris Carr
Pauline Stein
In Memory ofWini Neves Kalfon
Ina Sue & Sanford Shulman
In Memory of Anne Sbowel
Sam Showel
In Memory of Samuel Wexler
Daniel Wexler
In Memory of Ralph Plotkin
Mrs. Sylvia Plotkin
In Memory of Goldle Merkin
Dr. & Mrs. A. Merkin & Family
In Memory of Nathan Weitzman
Ethel Koulange
In Memory of Herman Rubin
Mike Rubin
In Memory of Ralph Plotkin
Majory Plotkin Tolub
In Memory of Chesna Fisher
Harry & Nita Shuster and all their Children
& grandchildren
In Memory of Avrom Bornstein
Ann Gatswirth
In Memory of Joe Rosenberg
Philip Rosenberg
In Memory of Eddie Moss
Ms. Kaz Moss Pratt
In Memory of Henry Martbon
Leon Marthon
In Memory of Harry Wrobel
Joseph Wrobel
In Memory of David Phillips
In Memory of Irving Star
Caryl Bock
In Memory of Clara Soroky
William Soroky
In Memory of Betty Smorack
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Frank
In Memory of Leo Kopels
Gerald Kopels & Family
In Memory of Jacob Ober
D'Vorrc & Hal Obcr
In Memory of Dr. William Winner
Dorothy Demby
In Memory of Julius Shaikin
Elliot Shaikin
In Memory of Bernard Goldstein
Sylvia Goldstein
In Memory of Lawrence (Larry) Mushkin
May Mushkin & Family
In Memory of Mollle Weiner
Sophie & Michael Weiner
In Memory of Avrabam Mordcai Gorodetsky
Cecelia Levy
In Memory of Mr. Joseph Rome
Rcta & Harold Rome
In Memory of Rose Molasky
Susan & Irwin Molasky
In Memory of Rae Chaplin
Shirley Sc. Sidney Chaplin
In Memory of Bernlce Glazer
Birdie & Jerry WiUucj
In Memory of Harry Radbel
Eve R. Marco
In Memory of Claire Turner
Gladyce Ehrlich
In Memory of Sam Seretber
Gerry Fischer
In Memory of Betty Rosencrantz
Mr. & Mrs.Arne Rosencrantz
In Memory of David Marks
Frances Marks
In Memory of Irving Shulman
In Memory of Lee Breltbord
Arlene & Jerry Blut
In Memory of Simon Axler
Ida ire Axler
Marjorie Phillips
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Of Interest To Everyone...
IBUTES, DONATIONS FROM THE HEART are a
wonderful way to honor a loved one, remind others
of a special life event, express thanks, or simply
acknowledge acts of kindness. To make a donation from
the heart please mail your check to the synagogue office
and let us know how you would like your donation to be
acknowledged in our newsletter. For further information,
please contact Louise in the synagogue office, 804-1333-
We Want to Share Your Joys!
We want to celebrate with you. Please consider sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat or Kiddush to commemorate a wonderful event in your life!
We Want to Be There When You Need Us,
Also...
Temple Beth Sholom is a family. Inform us of your joyous events and those moments when we can offer consolation and provide assistance. Call the office at 804-1333
and keep us informed.
The Chesed Committee regularly pay visits to those in
the hospital. These visits do as much for the patient as it
does for those who visit! Each patient receives a Shabbat
bag.
Need A Ride to Get
to Shul?
Transportation from the East side
of town is available each Saturday morning at 8:15 a.m.
from the Griffith Methodist Church parking lot, 1705 East
Oakey Boulevard, to the Milton I. Schwartz Hebrew
Academy.
Interested in joining a Chavurah?
If you are looking for a group that fits your age and general interests, please let us know. A chavurah is a group of
people that meet on a regular basis to share friendships,
general interests, and plan special group events. Please call
the office at 804-1333 and let them know of your interest in
becoming a member of a Temple Chavurah.
Candlelighting Times for Shabbat
A
If you would like to serve on this committee, please call
Rose Raphael, 897-9804, or Faye Steinberg, 228-7033-
January 7 - 4:24 p.m.
February 4 - 4:52 p.m.
Announcing a Temporary Closing
Due to space considerations, it is with great sadness that we announce the temporary closing of the Etta Harnell Gift
Shop. Currendy we have been occupying space at Temple Beth Sholom's administrative office, situated behind the
Hebrew Academy. As a result of the Temple's growth, we are temporarily vacating this space for their use.
The Gift Shop opened 45 years ago when the Sisterhood of the Las Vegas Jewish Community saw the need for a
Judaica Gift Shop. It was the first store of its kind in Las Vegas. The shop began with one display case in the lobby of
the Las Vegas Jewish Community Center at 14th and Carson.
In the early 60's, when the Temple moved to East Oakey, we became Temple Beth Sholom. Years later the gift shop
was renamed the "Etta Harnell Gift Shop" in honor of the late Etta Harnell.
Through the years the shop has grown to meet the needs of the Jewish community. Forty-five years ago the Las Vegas
Jewish population was less than 1% of the town's total population!
During this temporary hiatus, please call the Temple office at 804-1333 if you need Tallit, Kippot, Mezuzahs, or
Sabbath candles.
We thank you for your patronage and support over the years. Look for our grand reopening in September 2000, at
the new Temple on Havenwood Lane and Town Center Drive. At that time our Gift Shop will be renamed the Priscilla
and Walter Schwartz Gift Shop!
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COMMITTEE & BE A PART OF THE
TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM FAMILY....
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dr. Steven Leibowitz
FRAMING
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BUDGET & FINANCE
Maury Jones
CHESED COMMITTEE:
Rose Raphael &
Faye Steinberg
BEAUTIFUL, SURPRISING,
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FOR 25 YEARS
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FUNDRAISING
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We Specialize in Framing
MEMBERSHIP
Mona Silverman
NEEDLEWORK and
JUDAICA
RITUAL
Dr. Steve Saxe
2550 S. Rainbow Blvd.
SISTERHOOD
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(Behind 7-11 at W. Sahara Ave.)
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YOUTH
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Community Bulletin Board...
IF IT'S A PARTY THEN IT'S
Appenzeller
Sylvia. Pear Design
Newsletters • Stationery • Brochures • Cvpywriting
Reports • Ads • Annual Reports • Programs • Logos
Camera Ready Artwork • Printing Consultant
Imprinted Items (Pens, Pencils, Mugs, etc.)
Wedding & Bar Mitzvah
FOR ALL YOUR SPECIAL OCCASIONS
838-8689 • 838-7695 •
NO CHARGE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
(except for film & processing)
Rose Raphael
Real Estate Consultant
ERA Sunbelt Realty
511 Red Canvas Place, Las Vegas NV 89134
Business License No. PO 6-00673-2-84011
srpear@pdai.com
Million Dollar Club
PHONE: 869-9040
FAX: 869-2969
25% of my f e e will be d o n a t e d t o TBS for every
p h o t o g r a p h y event Pooked by a Temple member.
Invitations
Birth
Announcements
Business Announcements
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3101 Spring Mountain Rd. #1
Las Vegas. NV 89102
Office: (702) 364-1699
Fax:(702)364-9603
Toll Free: 1 -888-ERAROSE
Email: BuyfrmRose@aol.com
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BURIAL SITES
Have you considered buying a cemetary
plot for you and your Family?
Temple Beth Sholom has a section
available for immediate sale.
Call the Temple Office at 384-5070
or Allen Brewster at 598-9900.
Buying or selling, I will contribute 10% of my commission
to TBS upon successful close of escrow.
When only the best will do...10% OFF INVITATIONS
INVITATIONS
Bridal Accessories and Calligraphy
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Bar/Bat Mitfvah Invitattons • Skull Caps • Favors
Balloon Decor • Theme Parties
Please call for an appointment with Karen Schore
702.257.7400
Palm Mortuaries and Memorial Park
2600 West Sahara, Ste. 103 • Mon.-Fri. 11-6, Sat. 11-5,
Sunday by Appointment
ALLEN BREWSTER
FAMILY SERVICE CONSULTANT &
PRE-NEED PLANNING
BEEPER: (702) 598-9900
BUS: (702) 382-0060
RES: (702) 873-4269
Information On
Cemetery & Mausoleum Spaces
Shipping Out-Of-State
Prices On Flat & Upright Headstones
T o place an ad in the February issue of The Bulletin, please submit your copy or your camera ready artwork to the Temple Beth
Sholom o f f i c e n o later than January 10th.
Rates are for a full year: Business Card ads SI00; Quarter page
ads S200; Half page ads $500; full page ads $1000.
D I V E R S I F I E D SERVICES
PROPERTY M A I N T E N A N C E
(IF IT BREAKS, I C A N FIX OR REPAIR IT!)
• PLUMBING
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• MAINTENANCE
ELECTRICAL
CARPENTRY
• FLOORING
WALKWAYS
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WATER HEATERS
• CEILING FANS
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TEMPORARY LOCATION:
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w o u l d like a n e w l o g o design.
P.O.Box 36837
Las Vegas, NV 89133-6837
702/804-1333 • 702/804-1370 Fax
email: louise@bethsholomlv.org
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on w h i l e paper.
W e will use y o u r
logo design for our stationery a n d
m a n y other printed materials. So
Felipe Goodman, Rabbi
Philip Goldstein, Cantorial Soloist
Jacob Raijman, Administrator &
Education Director
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Sandra Mallin, President
Dr. Steven A. Saxe, 1st Vice President
Melanie Greenberg, 2nd Vice President
Rose Raphael, Secretary
Maury Jones, Treasurer
Jerome L. Blut, Immediate Past President
Sharon E. Sigesmund, Honorary Board Member
T e m p l e O f f i c e . For m o r e i n f o , call
the o f f i c e at 8 0 4 - 1 3 3 3
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Amy Boruszak, Shelley Carroll, Ellis Landau
Dr. Steven Leibowitz, Steven A. Mack
Mark Scheiner, Mona Silverman
Elaine Steinberg, Faye Steinberg
Dr. David Underwood
Sheryl Honig, Sisterhood President
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