CBS MONTHLY NEWSLETTER | FEBRUARY 2017 | SHEVAT— ADAR 5777 CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM | 500 HARRINGTON ST. STE. A1 CORONA, CA 92880 | (951) 734-4033 | WWW.CBSOFCORONA.ORG Cantor’s Corner reading of the Aseret Hadiberrot …you know them as “The 10 Commandments”! They are also known as the 10 Pronouncements that reenact the events the Israelites experienced at Mt. Sinai. These were the words of Hashem when the world was created. We are reminded that in a changing world, we can and should still trust in humanity. We must remember the “goodness” of the righteous gentiles. Yitro saw in the Israelites God, goodness, character, and strength. Luckily for Moses, Yitro was in his midst and saw the amount of work Moses was doing as “Judge” from “morning until evening”. Moses was tired out! At the suggestion of Yitro, Moses was able to set up a Judiciary system with the elders of the Tribes handling the bulk of the work. Those who became Judges and “feared” God, would do what is right rather than what was popular. Next time you look at the foundation of our Judicial system here in the United States, think of Yitro and Moses! World Wide Wrap (the mitzvah of “wrapping” or putting on Tefillin) will take place on Super Bowl Sunday, February 5, 2017! Come for the Men’s Club sponsored breakfast right before we start “wrapping” and if you have Tefillin, bring them…we will give them a “workout”! See CANTOR on page 2 rder in the Court!” “Did you hear what I said?” Thanks to Yitro (Jethro), the priest of Midian and Moses’ father -in-law, who was listening and heard how Elohim brought “Israel out of Egypt”. (Ex 18:1) What was it about what Yitro had heard, that wanted to make him join up with Israel? Yitro is “linked” with the CELEBRATING YOU Shabbat Dinner at CBS Friday, Feb 3 EVERYONE is INVITED—free See Details on page 7 Shatuf Tzedek: Page 3 CBS Students walk for Israel Trees—Page 9 Breakfast 8am—Sunday, February 5 at CBS sponsored by Brotherhood. See page 12 Cantor Bruce Shapiro World Wide Wrap will be at 9am on February 5. Join Cantor Shapiro and his team to “lay” Tefillin. For everyone, all ages! See page 13
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CBS MONTHLY NEWSLETTER | FEBRUARY 2017 | SHEVAT— ADAR 5777
CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM | 500 HARRINGTON ST. STE. A1 CORONA, CA 92880 | (951) 734-4033 | WWW.CBSOFCORONA.ORG
Cantor’s Corner
reading of the Aseret Hadiberrot…you know them as “The 10 Commandments”! They are also known as the 10 Pronouncements that reenact the events the Israelites experienced at Mt. Sinai. These were the words of Hashem when the world was created. We are reminded that in a changing world, we can and should still trust in humanity. We must remember the “goodness” of the righteous gentiles. Yitro saw in the Israelites God, goodness, character, and strength. Luckily for Moses, Yitro was in his midst and saw the amount of work Moses was doing as “Judge” from “morning until evening”. Moses was tired out! At the suggestion of Yitro, Moses was able to set up a Judiciary system with the elders of the Tribes handling the bulk of the work. Those who became Judges and “feared” God, would do what is right rather than what was popular. Next time you look at the foundation of our Judicial system here in the United States, think of Yitro and Moses! World Wide Wrap (the mitzvah of “wrapping” or putting on Tefillin) will take place on Super Bowl Sunday, February 5, 2017! Come for the Men’s Club sponsored breakfast right before we start “wrapping” and if you have Tefillin, bring them…we will give them a “workout”!
See CANTOR on page 2
rder in the Court!” “Did you hear what I said?” Thanks to Yitro (Jethro), the priest of Midian and Moses’ father-in-law, who was listening and heard how Elohim brought “Israel out of Egypt”. (Ex 18:1) What was it about what Yitro had heard, that wanted to make him join up with Israel? Yitro is “linked” with the
CELEBRATING YOU
Shabbat Dinner at CBS Friday,
Feb 3 EVERYONE is
INVITED—free See Details on
page 7
Shatuf Tzedek: Page 3
CBS Students walk for Israel Trees—Page 9
Breakfast 8am—Sunday, February 5 at CBS sponsored by Brotherhood. See page 12
Cantor Bruce Shapiro
World Wide Wrap will be at 9am on February 5. Join Cantor Shapiro and his team to “lay” Tefillin. For everyone, all ages! See page 13
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2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
President
Bruce Rouman (951) 735-6814
Secretary
Stacy Pineiros (951) 277-1829
Treasurer
Shirli Driz (626) 419-0778
Immediate Past President
VICE PRESIDENT OFFICERS
VP of Finance
Renee Miller (909) 228-5945
VP of Membership
Bob Stone (951) 737-7880
VP of Ritual
Jackie Williams (951) 734-8045
VP of Education
Marci Rouman (951) 735-6814
VP of Ways & Means
Dennis Itzkowitz (951) 675-0300
VP of Operations
Mark Koren (951) 204-0635
VP of Social Action
David Severson (714) 637-9299
VP of Sisterhood
Noemi Schulman (909) 262-6938
VP of Brotherhood
Joel Friedberg (951) 817-0713
VP of Youth Group
Andrea Vasquez (951) 741-5903
IMPORTANT CONTACTS
Spiritual Leader
Cantor Bruce Shapiro (949) 697-7641
Birthday/Anniversary/Yahrzeit
Noemi Schulman (909) 262-6938
Gift Shoppe & Israel Outreach
Stephanie Sachs (951) 736-3058
Newsletter
Bobby Spiegel (951) 733-1836
Onegs
Gail Koren (951) 688-1709
Garden of Shalom Contact
Saul Shulman (951) 277-4027
Legacy Luncheon
Renee Miller (909) 288-5945
Scrip Program
Shirli Driz (626) 419-0778
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Refuah Shlema Names
OBBY AGINS
JOHN BECK
MYRA BELGREI
GARY ELKINS
HARRIETT GILLERMAN
LIONEL GILLERMAN
LINDSAY PINEIROS
STACY PINEIROS
GEORGE RAMSDELL
TOMAS SCHULMAN
ERIKA SCHWARTZ
SHEILA-MARIE SINGELMAN
HERB SPIEGEL
MAURICE TAKS
RENEE TIESZEN
Remember (Zachor) to arrive (we always have Bagels and Lox) early on February 18 at 9 AM, for Torah study led by our own Joan Zak! “Be part of the excitement”! This month, we continue “digging into” Exodus. This is the month of the 10 Commandments…introducing Pharaoh (as himself) and Moses (perhaps Charlton Heston?). Yes, that means that Purim and Passover are coming fast! Who is ready to go to Israel during the early summer of 2019? We are looking at another community trip then and want to know who might be interested? Please send an email to [email protected]. Start saving those Shekels! Adon Olam, Master of the Universe, as we reach out to other Jews and as we reach out to those who are not, may we continue to build relationships that allow us to grow, learn, and help others together. We thank you for our energy, passion and drive as we move through this world! See you all soon!
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Save the Dates in 2017 April 30, 4:30 PM: Cantor Senior Recital at the Academy for Jewish Religion, LA May 20, 10 AM: Auf Ruf of Matt Shapiro/Amanda Wilson, Luncheon to follow at CBS May 29, 2 PM: Cantor Graduation Ceremony at Stephen S. Wise Temple, Los Angeles
Holstrom, Block & Parke is the preeminent Family Law and Estate Planning firm in Orange and Riverside counties, led by three partners who are all Certified Family Law Specialists. Dayn Holstrom is results-driven, aggressive, ethical, and sees your case through to the very end. Carrie Block is the managing partner of the Orange County office and has decades of experience. James R. Parke is one of the most distinguished attorneys in Southern California – a perennial SuperLawyer and a fellow in the American Academy of Matrimonial Law (AAML). In all, the firm has fifteen attorneys, six Certified Family Law Specialists, and is active in a number of community organizations, including Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Orange County and the Inland Empire, Olive Crest, Corona-Norco United Way’s services for domestic violence victims, and the Homeless Intervention Shelter (H.I.S. House).
From the moment a person becomes a client of Holstrom, Block & Parke, they can count on us to do everything in our power to obtain the most favorable possible result in their case. Our attorneys have experience handling cases in all areas of family, probate, and appellate law.
Holstrom, Block & Parke 2017 Shatuf Tzedek
Annually, Congregation Beth Shalom presents a huge event, the Legacy Luncheon. Mark your calendars now for the March 12, 2017 event where Renee Tieszen and Felix Smith from our synagogue will be honored with the Legacy Award. Shomer Tzedek Award (Guardian of Righteousness) will be presented to Kevin Bash (Mayor of Norco) and Holstrom, Block & Parke will receive the Shatuf Tzedek Award (Business Partner). This month completes the brief insight on each of these honorees, and we hope you will connect with Renee Miller to find out how you can participate.
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With offices in Orange County, Corona, Temecula, and Riverside, we work with clients throughout all of Southern California, but Corona is our home: our first and largest office.
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In previous articles about prominent Jewish people, I haven’t spoken about a scientist, until now. Everyone has heard of the Salk vaccine, but here’s some background on the famous person. Jonas Edward Salk was born October 28, 1914 in New York City, the eldest of three sons to Russian-Jewish immigrants Daniel and Dora Salk. The first
A Message from the President
member of his family to attend college, he earned his medical degree from the New York University School of Medicine in 1939 and became a scientist physician at Mount Sinai Hospital. In 1942, Salk went to the University of Michigan on a research fellowship to develop an influenza vaccine. He soon advanced to the position of assistant professor of epidemiology. He also reconnected with his NYU friend and mentor, Thomas Francis, Jr., head of the epidemiology department at Michigan’s new School of Public Health, who taught him the methodology of vaccine development.
In 1947, Salk was appointed director of the Virus Research Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. With funding from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis—now known as the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation—he began to develop the techniques that would lead to a vaccine to wipe out the most frightening scourge of the time: paralytic poliomyelitis. Contrary to the era’s prevailing scientific opinion, Salk believed his vaccine, composed of “killed” polio virus, could immunize without risk of infecting the patient. Salk administered the vaccine to volunteers who had not had polio, including himself, his lab scientist, his wife and their children. All developed anti-polio antibodies and experienced no negative reactions to the vaccine. In 1954, national testing began on one million children, ages six to nine, who became known as the Polio Pioneers. On April 12, 1955, the results were announced: the vaccine was safe and effective. In the two years before the vaccine was widely available, the average number of polio cases in the U.S. was more
Bruce Rouman, President
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than 45,000. By 1962, that number had dropped to 910. Hailed as a miracle worker, Salk never patented the vaccine or earned any money from his discovery, preferring it be distributed as widely as possible. Founding the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California, in 1963 was Salk’s second triumph. He was aided with a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation and support from the March of Dimes. Today the Salk Institute is involved in Neuroscience’s, Plant Biology, Regenerative Medicine, Immunizations, Diabetes, etc.
The Membership committee for Congregation Beth Shalom is excited to announce—our Shabbat Dinner events will be returning in 2017. Quarterly we will host a dinner, just prior to services, and allow the synagogue family to gather and enjoy a meal, welcome Shabbat and rejoice in “Ruach”. We invite you all to join us on Friday, February 3 for a Shabbat Dinner Congregation Beth Shalom. Dinner will begin about 5:45pm and we are accepting Salads or Desserts if you wish to bring them. If you are unable to bring a dish, the most important item for you to bring is YOU and YOUR Family!!! This would be a great evening to invite Jewish friends who are not affiliated with a synagogue, allow them to meet our members and families. Bobby Spiegel is coordinating this evening’s dinner and if anyone wishes to assist, please connect with him at 951.733.1836.
Please RSVP by Feb 2 to Bobby at 951.733.1836 If you wish to become involved with the Membership Committee, please contact Bob Stone at 951.737.7880
CELEBRATING YOU Shabbat Dinner
Friday Feb 3 everyone is invited
Salk spent his last years searching for a vaccine against AIDS. He died on June 23, 1995 at the age of 80 in La Jolla, California. His life’s philosophy is memorialized at the Institute with his now famous quote: “Hope lies in dreams, in imagination and in the courage of those who dare to make dreams into reality." Information above is from www.salk.edu
CBS School to Walk! November was a devastating time for families in Haifa, Israel. Fires ravaged the seaside town by the hands of 25 reported arsonists, depleting the beautiful trees that surround Haifa. On Sunday, February 5th at 10:00 a.m., Sunday School students will be participating in a Walk-A-Thon to raise funds to purchase and plant trees in the CBS Grove. In celebration of Tu B'Shevat and in the spirit of mitzvoth, our students will walk laps in front of the temple building for one hour to raise funds. Students will be asking congregants, family, and friends, to donate funds by the lap or a flat amount. Please support our students efforts to replant trees in Israel by submitting mitzvah monies to the Temple/ School NO LATER than Sunday, February 19th, 2017. Cash or checks made payable to CBS.
For more information contact Marci Rouman at 951-735-6814
CBS Families and Friends of CBS In order to make the Legacy Luncheon's Silent and Live Auctions a success this year, we need the help of everyone who reads this newsletter. Every family needs to contribute a gift card/certificate for a restaurant, sporting event, or entertainment venue (even a stay at a hotel would be great) and put what you purchase in the Legacy Box in the office. We absolutely need these items as soon as possible for the auction. Your membership statement will reflect this donation. Please contact Renee Miller at 909 228-5945 if you have any questions. Thank you.
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Our little shul is so fortunate to have members so involved in charities, and good deeds. Each month we are seeking to highlight member families and individuals who are involved in other areas, beyond the synagogue!
This month we are extremely proud to share that Pete D’Agostino was recognized by the Corona Norco Unified School District in partnership with the Corona Chamber of Commerce—for his involvement with heading up the Stem program. Uniquely enough, Pete utilized his synagogue family—and many
members to help him put on the 2nd annual Robotics Competition hosted in Corona. This full day activity brought students in from all over southern California, some driving as far away as Ventura and Simi Valley areas.
Congratulations Pete! And thank you to his synagogue volunteers— Ilana D’Agostino, Pam D’Agostino, Seth D’Agostino, Shirli Driz, Jessie Rouman, David Schulman, Saul Shulman, Bobby Spiegel, Isaac Spiegel, Joshua Spiegel, Karen Spiegel and Adam Talbert.
Photos by David Schulman Photography
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CBS Children prepare for World Wide Wrap Annually, Congregation Beth Shalom participates in a global program—World Wide Wrap. An effort to bring Jews together throughout the world, one day, the first Sunday in February, Jews around the globe will ‘lay’ Tefillin. Tefillin is one of the most important Mitzvot (precepts) of the Torah. It has been observed and treasured for thousands of years, right down to the present day. The Torah mentions it more than once, but most explicitly in Deut. 6:8 "You shall bind them as a sign upon your hand, and they should be for a reminder between your eyes." A special thank you to Cantor Bruce Shapiro for purchasing the items for our Religious School students.
Join us Sunday, February 5 at 9:30am to be part of this global effort—at Congregation Beth Shalom
Thank you for mailing this form and your check to: Congregation Beth Shalom, PO Box 2737, Corona 92878 ATTN: Donations
Congregation Beth Shalom Funds
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Education
During the month of January our students were given an amazing educational opportunity. They were able to view a video about Tefillin . They also were able to make their own Tefillin. This opportunity is thanks to Cantor Bruce's thoughtfulness and generosity. These activities are leading up to the World Wide Wrap which will be held on February 5 during Religious School. Please join us. It will be a great time for all in attendance. Purim is not too far away. It is time to start our planning. Our Religious School is beginning work on our Mish Loch Manot fundraiser. Our students do much of the preparation, so please support our students. Marci Rouman Education Director
Spirituality On Friday evening February 10, the seventh grade class will lead Shabbat services. The three students in the class, Amanda Williams, Ilana D’Agostino, and Philip Ramdsdell will become B’nai Mitzvot this spring and fall. It will be an exciting service. Sunday, February 5 will be our annual World Wide Wrap at the synagogue in the morning. The Brotherhood will be serving breakfast starting at 8:00 for $5.00 a person or $10.00 a family. We want to continue to break our record from the previous year of wrapping more than 53 adults and children. I know we can do it so put it on your calendar and join us. Purim will be here before you know it. The Cantor will be reading the Megillah and the students in the Religious School will be acting it out. It should be an exciting evening, Please plans on attending on Saturday evening. March 11 at 6:30 PM.
Jackie Williams, Ritual VP
REPORT
Newsletter Deadlines For information on article or photo submissions, please contact Bobby Spiegel at 951-733-1836 or email [email protected]
Articles and photos must be received by the 15th of the month. Submissions that are received after the 15th, may go in the following months issue.
We are seeking GOOD NEWS to share, if you have heard of a synagogue member or their family / relative etc. that have accomplished something, let us know!
All submissions are subject to approval and may be edited for content
and/or length. Submission does not guarantee publication.
Thank You to our Generous Donors
(through January 27
Youth Campership Fund Sandra and Saul Shulman in memory of Bryan Newman (Sandra’s brother)
Discretionary Fund Joan Zak in memory of Kenneth Dawe Isaac Maya
Torah Fund Kenneth Jacobs
Trees In Israel Bobby & Karen Spiegel (in the Kay Goldstein Legacy Grove)
Pete D’Agostino for being recognized by the Corona Chamber and Corona Norco Unified School District—Beyond the Classroom
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Upcoming Onegs
Hosting an Oneg is a way for members to share their happiness, to honor/remember a loved one, or merely do a Mitzvah. If you wish to host an Oneg, simply contact Gail Koren at (951) 688-1709 or (951) 204-4757.
When shopping, look for dairy items with a Kosher symbol, as our synagogue kitchen must remain Kosher.
Should the synagogue not have a host, then we will serve Challah and wine – with the traditional blessings.
By making a donation of $125 to Congregation Beth Shalom, we will shop for you.
We appreciate your help for set-up and clean-up, if you are physically able.
Thank You for your kind participation.
WHY Sponsor an Oneg Shabbat
In Ma*gein A*vot (You Shield Our Ancestors), the line with "oneg" translates to "sated with pleasure". What better way to get to know other Congregants than by "breaking challah" together? After an uplifting musical service, we adjourn to "Happy Hour"! Every Member of our congregation is a welcoming tool of Membership where everyone benefits.
WHEN to Do an Oneg Shabbat
1. In Honor of a Birthday
2. In Honor of an Anniversary
3. In Memory of a Loved One
4. A Mitzvah (Good Deed)
QUICK! Pick up your
Phone and call Gail Koren 951.688.1709
Challah’s can be furnished by the sponsor or as a convenience, Mark Koren
will bake fresh Challahs for your oneg or other event. Challahs come in 2
sizes:
2 lbs (Plain, poppy or sesame is $7, OR raisin-cinnamon, choc chip, other
flavors for $8) OR
1 lb. (Plain, poppy or sesame is $5, OR raisin-cinnamon, choc chip, other
flavors for $6)
We use 2 challahs for Friday Shabbat Evening. For orders contact Mark
Koren 951-204-0635.
February 8 Sol & Myra Bilgrei 17 Mitch & Melissa Lindenbaum 20 David & Joyce
Severson March 22 Bruce & Marcy Shapiro
Date Oneg Sponsor Feb 3 Family Shabbat Dinner @ 5:45pm—EVERYONE is INVITED
FREE to attend, please RSVP to Bobby Spiegel 951.733.1836 .
Feb 10 Parents of Pre B’nai Mitzvah Students
Feb 17 Joan & Ken Jacobs—A Mitzvah
Feb 24 Open—Call Gail Koren at 951-688-1709
Mar 3 Friends of Amanda Williams in Honor of her becoming a Bat Mitzvah
Mar 10 Parents of all students
Mar 17 Felix Smith in Loving Memory Barbara Smith
Mar 24 Available to sponsor—call Gail Koren at 951.688.1709
Mar 31 Available to sponsor—call Gail Koren at 951.688.1709
February 3 Gail Koren 4 Jessica Troisi Franey 6 Leeor Oshri 10 Lindsay Pineiros 11 Dennis Itzkowitz 17 Lionel Gillerman 18 Stacy Pineiros 20 Herb Spiegel 25 Myra Bilgrei 25 Maurice Taks 26 Julia Davis
March 2 Tanya Spiegel 8 Amanda Williams 9 RJ Spiegel 12 Michael Sachs 17 Cantor Bruce
Shapiro 21 Joan Zak 28 Julian Sachs 30 Liana Barkan
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Yahrzeit Observances
Feb 1 Sylvia Tarshis* 5 Shevat Feb 4 Leonard Eichenbaum* 8 Shevat Feb 4 Sara Goldman 8 Shevat Feb 4 Bertha Susskind* 8 Shevat Feb 6 Rubin Elkins* 10 Shevat Feb 8 Lillian Ruth Lasko* 12 Shevat Feb 10 Harry Rosenbaum 14 Shevat Feb 13 Harold Gamer 17 Shevat Feb 14 Jerry Schwartz* 18 Shevat Feb 18 Etta Prachar* 22 Shevat Feb 19 Gerta Spiegel* 23 Shevat Feb 22 Franklin Oberstein 26 Shevat Feb 24 Stuart Halperin 28 Shevat Feb 24 Paul Spiegel* 28 Shevat Feb 24 Sally Meyer* 28 Shevat Feb 24 Robert Meyer* 28 Shevat Feb 24 Jenny Meyer* 28 Shevat Feb 24 Helene Meyer* 28 Shevat Feb 25 Sari Gamer 29 Shevat Feb 27 Sidney Shapiro 1 Adar Feb 27 Irwin Watton* 1 Adar Mar 2 Flora H. Spiegel* 4 Adar Mar 4 Ivy Lazarre Gedney 6 Adar Mar 5 Harriet Leopold Posner 7 Adar Mar 6 Dana Severson 8 Adar Mar 6 Sylvia Horwitz* 8 Adar Mar 8 Dora Fox 10 Adar Mar 8 Sam Berggrun 10 Adar Mar 8 Abraham Joel Karl* 10 Adar Mar 10 Alan Dennis Rabrich* 12 Adar Mar 10 Sue Sokol 12 Adar Mar 10 Benjamin Friedman* 12 Adar Mar 12 Libby Medrich* 14 Adar Mar 15 Lisa Schwimmer Clerici 17 Adar Mar 19 Michael Sidler 21 Adar Mar 20 Erich Weil* 22 Adar Mar 22 Scott Thompson* 24 Adar Mar 22 Yankel Weinstein* 24 Adar Mar 23 Jacob Horwitz* 25 Adar Mar 23 Ora Oshri 25 Adar Mar 23 Isaak Meyer* 25 Adar Mar 24 Irving Taks 26 Adar Mar 25 Isaac Bilgrei 27 Adar Mar 28 Luvella Mercier 1 Nisan Mar 29 Felice Merrill Rouman* 2 Nisan Mar 30 Meyer Shapiro 3 Nisan
May their memories be a blessing
*Memorial Board Plaque For questions or corrections, please contact
If we make an error, please notify President Bruce Rouman at [email protected] as well Bobby Spiegel at [email protected]; we will put a correction or notation in the next publication.
NOTICE TO ALL CBS MEMBERS
All CBS members should be receiving Yahrzeit reminder letters of the anniversary of your loved ones. If you are not receiving
them, please contact Jackie Williams at 951-734-8045, so we can make the corrections.
MEMORIALIZE YOUR DEAR ONES!
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Congregation Beth Shalom
PO Box 2737
Corona, CA 92878
(951) 734-4033
www.CBSofCorona.org
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Dated Material
February 2017 March 2017
Dates to Remember
ALL ACTIVITIES & SERVICES AT 500 HARRINGTON ST. STE. A1 CORONA, CA • * NOTES OTHER LOCATION
2 SISTERHOOD PLANNING MEETING 7:00PM
2 BROTHERHOOD POKER NIGHT 7:00PM
3
SHABBAT FAMILY DINNER - EVERYONE INVITED TO ATTEND (CALL BOBBY SPIEGEL AT 951.733.1836) 5:45PM
3 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 6:30PM
4 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM
5 BREAKFAST FOR ALL - HOSTED BY CBS BROTHERHOOD 8:00AM
5 ALL CLASSES / WALK FOR TREES (10AM) 8:30AM
5
WORLD WIDE WRAP AT CBS - EVERYONE INVITED, CANTOR SHAPIRO AND HIS TEAM WILL HELP YOU WRAP TEFFILIN 9:00AM
6 CONFIRMATION CLASS 5:30PM
6 RITUAL MEETING 7:00PM
10 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY PRE-B'NAI MITZVAH CLASS 7:30PM
11 TU B'SHEVAT
12 RELIGIOUS & HEBREW CLASS 8:30AM
12 BOARD MEETING 9:00AM
12 LEGACY MEETING 11:00AM
13 CONFIRMATION CLASS 5:30PM
15 BROTHERHOOD POKER NIGHT 7:00PM
17 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 7:30PM
18 TORAH STUDY WITH JOAN ZAK 9:00AM
18 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM
19 NO SCHOOL - PRESIDENT'S DAY ****
20 ROCK N BREWS FUNDRAISER
24 SHABBAT SERVICES LED BY ILANA D’AGOSTINO 7:30PM
26 ALL CLASSES 8:30AM
2 SISTERHOOD PLANNING MEETING 7:00PM
2 BROTHERHOOD POKER NIGHT 7:00PM
3 FAMILY ONEG - HOSTED BY FRIENDS OF AMANDA WILLIAMS 5:45PM
3
SHABBAT SERVICE LED BY AMANDA WILLIAMS WITH ASSISTANCE FROM CANTOR SHAPIRO 6:30PM
4
SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE LED BY AMANDA WILLIAMS AS SHE BECOMES A BAT MITZVAH, ASSISTANCE FROM CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM
5 ALL CLASSES 8:30PM
6 CONFIRMATION CLASS 5:30PM
6 RITUAL 7:00PM
10 SHABBAT SERVICE LED BY ALL STUDENTS 7:30PM
11 MEGILLAH READING 6:30PM
12 NO SCHOOL *****
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11TH ANNUAL LEGACY LUNCHEON - at EAGLE GLEN GOLF CLUB - CALL RENEE MILLER FOR TICKETS 909-228-5945
11AM - 2PM
15 BROTHERHOOD POKER NIGHT 7:00PM
17 SHABBAT SERVICE LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 7:30PM
18 TORAH STUDY WITH JOAN ZAK 9:00AM
18 SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE LED BY CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM
