Bet Knesset Bamidbar

Bet Knesset BamidbarJULY 2018 EDITION

27th

YEAR!

In this issue:The President’s Message -

Cantor’s Corner - Men’s Club, Ritual, & Chavurot News -

Things to do at BKB - Tzedakah & Singles -

Oneg Shabbat Sponsors - Tributes -

Nominating Committee - Yahrzeit -

Board Minutes - Calendar -

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Happy 4th of July from your friends at BKB!

BKB Newsletter July 2018 | BKBLV.org

President’s MessageSteve Commander | 702.304.1768 | [email protected]

High Holy Days are fast approaching. The information packet was already sent out. It includes information on the four days of Temple services, Book of Remembrance, Break-Fast, Flowers, Yiskor and more. Kindly complete all the appropriate forms and return them as soon as possible. Let’s all celebrate and bring in the new year of 5779 together .

Cantor Jonathan Friedmann has been a tremendous asset to our wonderful Temple over the past several years. Many congregants have talked with me about retaining the Cantor for next year. Based on your recommendations and my conversations with our wonderful Cantor, he has agreed to return next year and continue his marvelous work.

The Jewish Geography event held last month was a tremendous success. Many congregants met members from their prior neighborhoods and reminisced about the good old days. Thanks to all participants and Laura Sussman for her leadership in the event.

Board of Director member Eli Cyngiser informed the BOD about his plans for another Jewish History event in the upcoming months. The past two events were very insightful via the enlightenment of Rabbis Brooks and Shanowitz and attended by numerous congregants. Detail will be available soon.

I am very glad that our Temple has great services twice a month as well as offer YOU, our congregation, many other diversified activities, events and functions for your enjoyment and pleasure.

A chairperson for our 2019 Nominating Committee was named at our June 22nd Temple service. I believe his years with BKB, time as a BOD member and newsletter editor made Sandy Leff the correct person to lead this very important group. It will require his extensive knowledge of our Temple, past history, present status and the foresight to see the future in order to truly benefit BKB. Sandy will develop a first class committee to ensure that BKB will have the right team in place to make 2019 a terrific year. With that said, your assistance is needed in this endeavor. Kindly apply for a specific BOD position you would like to work in to benefit BKB. As stated at Temple services the Board of Directors is our key leadership team. Being on the Board of Directors is an honor and as well as a major responsibility to our entire congregation. It means you are willing and able do what is necessary to accomplish all that is needed for the benefit of our extraordinary Temple. Kindly contact Sandy Leff to apply. His information is: phone 702-804-6870 or [email protected]

A new song book has been designed and is expected to be available shortly for our upcoming Temple services. Thanks for the time and effort put forth in this endeavor by Arlene Goodman, Sandy Leff, Cantor Friedmann. Choir Director Tim Cooper and your President.

Membership dues invoices for July1 - December 31, 2018, were sent to congregants who are current members whose membership will expire on June 30, 2018.They reflect a half year’s dues. Commencing on January 1, 2019, all our members will be on a calendar year for future dues notices

A suggestion was received about having a BKB picnic with all the necessary goodies sometime in early October. Kindly let me know if you would like to assist with this happy event.

We are also looking forward to a glorious Hanukah event in December. It is expected to be at the Suncoast with a vast variety of exciting marvelous surprises for all attendees. Expenditure approval will take place at the next board meeting.

A meeting was held with a qualified individual to discuss the annual BKB audit. The proposed cost for the audit would be $40/hour. The audit is expected to take less than ten hours to complete. The BOD needs to approve the audit and the expenditure.

Most importantly, thank you all for being a member of BKB. YOU are of the upmost importance to our esteemed Temple.

Sincerely,Steve Commander, BKB President

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Cantor’s CornerDr. Jonathan Friedmann, Cantor | [email protected] | jonathanfriedmann.com

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The Star-Spangled Banner | Cantor Dr. Jonathan FriedmannSoldiers at Baltimore’s Fort McHenry raised an American flag to celebrate a crucial victory over British forces during the War of 1812. The sight of those “broad stripes and bright stars” inspired Francis Scott Key to write a poem that eventually became the United States national anthem.

Key gave the poem to his brother-in-law, Judge Joseph H. Nicholson, who noticed that the words fit with a popular melody, “The Anacreontic Song,” attributed to English composer John Stafford Smith. It had been the official song of the Anacreontic Society, an 18th-century drinking club for amateur musicians in London. The song was a tribute to the club’s namesake: the ancient Greek poet Anacreon, who was renowned for his drinking songs and odes to love. Try singing the lyrics to the melody we now know as “The Star-Spangled Banner”:

To Anacreon in Heav’n, where he sat in full Glee,A few Sons of Harmony sent a Petition,

That he their Inspirer and Patron would be;When this answer arriv’d from the Jolly Old Grecian

“Voice, Fiddle, and Flute,no longer be mute,

I’ll lend you my Name and inspire you to boot,And, besides I’ll instruct you, like me, to intwine

The Myrtle of Venus with Bacchus’s Vine.”

The practice of putting new words to an existing melody—known as contrafaction—is common in Jewish life. Hassidic Jews in Eastern Europe believed that God was the author of all melodies, and that each melody had a holy spark that could be returned to its divine source. Every tune was up for grabs for Hassidic devotion: a Cossak dance, a Central European waltz, a folk tune, a klezmer ditty, a Polish military march, a Russian drinking song—you name it. These secular and often non-Jewish tunes could be spiritually redeemed and used for prayerful purposes by being sung as a niggun—either with new religious lyrics or with nonsense syllables, like “ai dai dai.”

A story of this musical transformation involves Shneur Zalman of Lyadi (1745–1813), the first Chabad rebbe, and a street musician. During a stroll one afternoon, the rebbe came across an organ grinder singing a beautiful song. The rebbe tossed some coins into the musician’s hat and requested that he sing the song over and over. The rebbe listened intently, following every phrase and reflecting on every tone. After a while, he began singing the tune, replacing its words with repeated vocables and infusing it with fervor and joy. Upon hearing the rebbe’s performance, the organ grinder forgot the song, for it had been cleansed and refashioned for sacred use.

This is exactly what happened with “The Anacreontic Song.” The new words of Francis Scott Key gave new meaning to the melody, and new significance to our national symbol: the red, white, and blue flag of stars and stripes. Nobody remembers the melody as an English drinking song. It has been cleansed and refashioned as a sacred song of our nation.

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As President of The BKB Men’s Club I want to thank all the wonderful speakers that contributed to making the first half of 2018 the success it was. Our June speaker was Capt. Tom Miller of the Nevada Civil Air Patrol. He was introduced by Men’s Club member Barry Goldman, who himself is a member of the NV, CAP.

The Men’s Club will be dark in July and August.

We reopen in September, at The Durango Hills Country Club on the second Sunday, the 9th, with our own Rabbi Brooks speaking to us on Jewish Law.

The Board of The Men’s Club wants to wish everyone a good summer and looks forward to seeing all of you in September.

Men’s ClubEd Turken, President | 702-341-9516

Tisha B’AvFive misfortunes befell our people on the nine of Av. Our people were forbidden to enter the promised land. The temple was destroyed the first and second time, The City of Bethar was captured and the city of Jerusalem was ploughed. We mourn, pray and the restrictions are the same as on Yom Kippur. For example: no food, no bathing, no shaving, and no engaging in sexual relations is permitted on the day of Tisha B’Av.

RitualEli Cyngiser | 702.243.4761

BKBChavurot NewsThe word “chavurah”, (Chavurot is plural), comes from the Hebrew word “Chaver”,meaning a group of friends. A chavurah is a small group within the larger BKB community.We have both couples and singles groups.

If you’re not already involved in a BKB Chavurah, let us know. Each Charurah choses their dates and activities.

For more information, please contact us.

Cathy and David WeissCathy: (702) 444-1265 [email protected]: (702) 444-1477 [email protected]

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Oneg Shabbat SponsorshipBKB Sisterhood likes to share your ‘Simcha’ with you.

The cost is only $25. Sisterhood buys and arranges set-up and clean-up. Your Simcha is announced

from the bimah, published in the Newsletter, and you receive a special blessing from the Rabbi. For more

information, call:Arlene Gold, 702-363-8008

BereavementAfter a BKB member passes away, our Sisterhood

assists the family after the funeral by ordering and/or serving a sweet tray. If you need help with

any of this, call:Sydell Miller, 702-363-1068

BKB’s WebsiteKeep in touch with BKB...

Visit www.bkblv.orgMake sure we have a correct email for you by

sending an email to:[email protected]

Prayer BooksA Prayer Book can be donated to BKB in memory or in honor of your special family members or friends. Books are $35. A dedication plate is placed in the

Prayer Book, a card is sent to acknowledge your gift, and it is mentioned in our monthly Newsletter.

For questions or assistance, call:Pearl Heiteen, 702-240-3907

Jewish National FundTo Plant Trees in Israel through the Jewish National

Fund please call Doris Ross, 702-256-8023Cost is $12.00 each tree

make checks payable to BKB

Tzedakah/R. Guild Gray Elementary SchoolBKB is a generous temple and has a very active

Tzedakah committee. We depend on you to further this work. For questions or assistance:Call Hersh Aron at 702-360-0484.

To continue donating to R. Guild Gray Elementary School, send your check, payable to BKB/R. Guild Gray Elementary School to: BKB, Box 33503, Las

Vegas, NV 89133-3503

BKB ChoirWe love anyone who loves to sing. You do not need

to know how to read music or Hebrew. We meet every Friday from 9:15am to 10:30am in the rehearsal room at Sun City Pinnacle Community Center, 2215 Thomas Ryan Boulevard. There are PERKS for your

involvement.For info, call Vicki Socol at 702-256-6247

JFSA Food BankAt every service you can bring bags or boxes of non-perishable foods and personal hygiene items and we will eagerly drop them off at our JFSA Food Bank. For

questions or assistance, call:Hersh Aron at 702-360-0484

Tribute CardsRemember friends and family with a Tribute Cardwhile helping BKB. We have tribute cards for all

occasions: Anniversary, Birthday, Get Well, Mazel Tov and Sympathy.

Contact:Linda Rosner, 702-363-7377, [email protected]

2501 Sandilands Dr, Las Vegas NV 89134

YahrzeitsBKB maintains a calendar of the anniversaries of the death of your loved ones. In advance of that

anniversary, we send out a reminder with the date of the service when that name will be read.

If you wish to add a loved one, please call Laura Sussman at 702-485-6500 or email her at

[email protected] Laura the first and last name of the person, their relationship to you, and the date you wish to remember. Indicate if you want to remember the

Hebrew Date or the English Date


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BET KNESSET BAMIDBAR

ANNUAL BREAK FAST

Celebrate Break the Fast with Family and Friends

Wednesday September 19th

At the Suncoast Hotel

BreakFast starts promptly at 6:00 pm (doors open 5:30pm)

Members $30 For information, call Joan Wiener at 702-385-4611

Submit your information below and send with check as seating is limited, reserve early.

Reserve the following seats for:

Name: ___________________________________ Phone # ________________

Address: _________________________________________ Zip: ____________

Members: # of people ___________ @ $30.00 each = $ _________

Please seat me with (up to 10 per table):

1. ___________________________ 2.______________________________

3. ___________________________ 4. ______________________________

5. ___________________________ 6. ______________________________

7. ___________________________ 8. ______________________________

9. ___________________________ 10. _____________________________

Checks must accompany reservation and must be received prior to Sept 10th

Make checks payable to BKB/BREAK FAST and mail to

Joan Wiener 2500 Sandilands, Las Vegas, NV 89134

Tzedakah/R. Guild Gray SchoolHershel Aron, Chair | 702-360-0484

Summer time and I thought I was going to get time to rest, not so. Food donations and Veteran donations are coming in. This is all fantastic so keep it coming. I will pick up donations. Keeps me busy, it’s good for an older guy to have something to do.

Please make donations to BKB and denote on the check where you want the funds to go, the school, the Vets or Jewish Family Services food bank. Have a great summer. ThanksHershel AronTzedakah Chair702-360-0484

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Singles CommitteeHelene Orenstein | 702.228.0948 | [email protected]

The Singles will be on hiatus for the months of July and August. In September we will begin meeting again. Our September event will be a pre-services dinner for Rosh Hashanah on Sunday, September 9 at the Rampart Buffet. I will need an RSVP by August 31 so that I can make the reservation and confirm the time.

To RSVP for September 9, either sign-up at the hospitality table at services or send a message to [email protected] or leave a message at 702-763-4117.

The October event will be our traditional Succot dinner on Sunday, September 23. Exact details will be announced closer to the date.

If you haven’t signed-up yet for the Singles’ e-mail list, please do by sending a message to [email protected].


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Oneg Shabbat SponsorsArlene Gold, Sisterhood Oneg Committee Chair | 702.363.8008 | [email protected]

Sally & Don Bogolub on their 61st Anniversary & Don’s 86th BirthdayJune & Marvin Edelman on their 22nd Anniversary

Janice & Irwin Klein on their 65th Anniversary sponsored by Liz & Arnold KleinCila & Zeev Mansdorf on their 69th Anniversary & Zeev’s 97th BirthdaySue & Dick Schweitzer for Dick’s good health sponsored by Anita Lewy

Phyllis & Seymour Stouber on their 56th Anniversary & Seymour’s 82nd BirthdayDarlene & Mino Vaturi on their 26th Anniversary

Joan & Len Wiener on their 57th Anniversary & celebrating granddaughter, Elizabeth’s college graduation.

Elvia & Jonathan Friedmann on Elvia’s 35th BirthdayArlene & William Golub on their 60th Anniversary.Micki & Mickey Abrams on their 62nd Anniversary.

The donation for a book is a minimum of $35. Contact Pearl Heiten 702-240-3907Book Donors


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From:Al & Lynne FielAl & Lynne FielAlan RosenbergAlan Rosenberg

From:Sharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al Rosen

To:Edith LossosDonna AltmanHerman MillerSydell Miller

To:Sheila YorkDonna AltmanVickie YohaySheryl Zipser

Happy Birthday

TributesLinda Rosner, Chair702.363.7377 | [email protected] Sandilands DriveLas Vegas, Nevada 89134

To:Joyce & George ContarsyCila & Zeev MansdorfMicki & Mickey AbramsLarry & Arlene RubinJoan & Len WienerCila & Zeev MansdorfMicki & Mickey Abrams

To:Micki & Mickey AbramsArlene & Larry RubinMicki & Mickey AbramsSara & Robert GreeneJoan & Len WienerArlene & Larry RubinDiana & Steve Commander

From:Dolores & Louis KingstonLinda & Murray RosnerAl & Lynne FielAl & Lynne FielAl & Lynne FielAl & Lynne FielDr. Lawrence & Arlene Rubin

From:Alan RosenbergAlan RosenbergSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al RosenSharon Carlson & Al Rosen

Happy Anniversary

In Memory Of:Sympathy on the passing of your sister

To:Jerry Shapiro

From:Linda & Murray Rosner

Our Sincere Sympathy

From:Arlene GoldDorothy Brown

To:Mona KleinBobbie Fefferman

Get Well Soon

To:Pearl Heiteen

Occasion:Thinking of You - Please Stay well ... I don’t want you sick

From:Sharon Carlson & Al Rosen

Best Wishes & Mazel Tov


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Nominating CommitteeSandy Leff, Chair | 702-804-6870

At the service on June 22nd, the chairperson for the nominating committee was announced Since I cannot run for the BOD as a director again, I was asked to head the nominating committee.

From the BKB bylaws section 3 it states:Section 3. President shall appoint the chair of the following Ad Hoc Committees: a. Nominating Committee(1) The Chair of the Nominating Committee is to be appointed in June by the President. The President shall announce such appointment from the Bimah on the 2nd Friday night service in June. All members of the Congregation shall be invited to submit their names for the office they seek to be elected to, to the Nominating Committee chair. Those not selected shall be notified not later than the 1st Tuesday in August.(2) The committee shall consist of seven (7) members, including Chairman.(3) The Sisterhood and Men’s Club and the Singles Group each will have one (1)representative on the committee. Presidents of auxiliary groups may not sit on thiscommittee.(4) The Chair with the approval of the Board shall appoint the remaining three (3) members.(5) No more than one (1) Board member may be on the committee, remaining members shall be from the Congregation.(6) Members of the Nominating Committee cannot be candidates for Office or the Board of Directors(7) In the event there is no active auxiliary Groups, the Chair of the Nominating(8) Committee, with the approval of the Board, shall appoint appropriate number ofmembers to the committee from the general congregation.(9) Once the Nominating Committee is formed the Chair of the Committee shall contact allcandidates and offer them an opportunity to address the entire committee and expresstheir views and qualifications related to the desired position.(10) After vote is taken by committee, ballots must be opened and shown to entirecommittee

Since the singles group is now the singles committee I will ask the Board of Directors to allow me to appoint 4 members. I will chose at least one man and one women. Please contact Sandy Leff at 702-804-6870 or [email protected] before July 5, 2018, if you want to be considered for a position on the Nominating committee.

TO ALL CONGREGANTS PLEASE NOTIFY THE SANDY LEFF IF YOU WANT TO BE CONSIDERED FOR:1 President2 Executive Vice President3 Membership VP4 Treasurer5 Secretary6 Ritual VP7 Board Member


Yahrzeit ContributionsLaura Sussman | 702.485.6500 | [email protected]

In Memory Of:Sophie SchecknerWilliam WeintraubLarry AuerbachElaine BerenbaumRobert EcksteinFrank GellerFannie KalingerAnna FielMiklos GasparJulius FishbainSaul KoretskyYetta KoretskyElsie GreeneSylvia RudoffIsaac LangJeanette Leff

Remembered By:Judith ArnoldArdith AsherJudy AuerbachSamuel BerenbaumKaren BerkeSamuel BerenbaumDorothy BrownAlfred FielAnna Louise GasparRuth GoldenArlene GolubArlene GolubRobert GreeneMarilyn HendelRosalind LangSanford Leff

In Memory Of:Bernard MadwinAnna GreenBenjamin OrensteinBen RingHenry SalemanSidney NachemanLeo SilversteinLillian KronheimBarbara GreenbergFrancis SolofVicki WaxJeanne WeinerSylvia WeinsteinAnna ZagelMeryl Klein

Remembered By:Daphne MadwinHariet MillerHelene OrensteinRoselyn RingRita SalemanJoan SilversteinJoan SilversteinJoan SilversteinFrancis SingerDonald SolofMurray WaxAlbert WeinerRichard WeinsteinBarbara ZagelSheryl Zipser

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Our Deepest SympathySadly, we announce the passing of

Bud Glasman husband of Monica, a long time member


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Board of Directors Minutes• Cantor Friedmann has agree to continue with BKB through 2019• High Holy Days packet was sent to all congregants. Kindly complete and return the appropriate forms.• Membership dues invoices for July1 - December 31, 2018, were sent to congregants who were members

prior to 2018.• 2019 Nomination chairperson was announced at our June 22nd Temple service.• The Jewish Geography event was a great success.• Possible picnic for the congregation in October

Editor’s Note: Unless I received many e-mail, letters or calls saying that you want this feature retain; this will be the last issue that has the board of directors minutes summarized . I will request that the secretary place the entire minutes on the BKB web site after they have been approved and/or revised by the board of directors. I will include instruction for those who do not have a computer on how to go to the library and use their computer to get the minutes.


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Arlene Golub - (702) 233-2364Mort Harris - (702) 228-8055

Be a Mitzvah Driver!Join the wonderful congregants listed below by adding your name.

You become a Mitzvah Driver when called upon.You need only be called once or twice a year, and it’s a pleasure to help someone in need!

To arrange a ride, or sign up as a Mitzvah Driver, call Brenda Izen at 702-233-4473

Sherwin GoldsteinAndy Lawson

Seymour LondonSuzanne Price

Irwin Socol

Selma SorianoDiana Commander

June EdelmanMarvin Edelman

Valerie Finkelstein

Gail GlassMona KleinSandy LeffAnita Lewy

Stanley Rosen

Mi Shebeirach List

BKB needs more Mitzvah drivers please contact Sandy Leff at 702-804-6870 or [email protected] to become a Mitzvah driver


BKB Newsletter publishes 12 months a year. Mailing address is Box 33503, LV, NV 89133; BKB website is www.bkblv.org Submit all material via e-mail to Sandy Leff , [email protected] by each deadline and signed with your first and last name and phone number. The deadline is the first day after the first service of the month. Submission after deadline June appear in the next Newsletter

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Calendar

BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES

Tuesday, August 7-Board of Directors Meeting at Desert Vista 9:00AMFriday, August 10-Shabbat Service 7:30PMFriday, August 24-Shabbat Service 7:30PM

Editor’s note:Information on calendar dates from the mens club and sisterhood was not received in time for publication.

Tuesday, July 3-Board of Directors Meeting at Desert Vista 9:00AMFriday, July 13-Shabbat Service 7:30PMFriday, July 27-Shabbat Service 7:30PM

AUGUSTJULY

For more information on events and services go to BKBLV.org

JULY 4 - Marilyn & Abraham RennertJULY 8 - Barbara & Sheldon RosenbergJULY 16 - Diane & Jay ShultzJULY 20 - Beverly & Herman Miller

JULY 23 - Lilo & Alex KuechelJULY 30 - Carol & Stanley MadrisJULY 30 - Judy & Arthur Rubin

JULY 1 - Celia GampelJULY 1 - Bonnie GoldsteinJULY 1 - David TannerJULY 2 - Michael FeffermanJULY 2 - Carmela MandlerJULY 3 - Charlotte KuklinJULY 4 - Susan SolofJULY 4 - Darlene VaturiJULY 4 - Fred WishengradJULY 5 - Rhoda RingJULY 7 - Barbara ZagelJULY 8 - Gail Glass

JULY 12 - Marvin EdelmanJULY 13 - Dorothy PansekJULY 14 - Edie FriedmanJULY 16 - Myra FeldgreberJULY 17 - Donald SolofJULY 18 - Stuart HessJULY 19 - Harold SaltzmanJULY 20 - Sandra BerenbaumJULY 20 - Seymour LondonJULY 21 - Vicki BelfordJULY 22 - Irwin KleinJULY 23 - Myrna Goldstein

JULY 23 - Kenneth ResnikJULY 25 - Linda RosnerJULY 26 - Oscar GoodmanJULY 26 - Ziggy GottliebJULY 26 - Sharon PrimasJULY 28 - Edward TurkenJULY 29 - Leonard KraneJULY 29 - Jerry MorkJULY 29 - Irwin SocolJULY 30 - Irvin ShermanJULY 31 - Leon Angel


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