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CBS MONTHLY NEWSLETTER | AUGUST 2019 | Tammuz—Av 5779

CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM | 500 HARRINGTON ST. STE. A1 CORONA, CA 92880 | (951) 734-4033 | WWW.CBSOFCORONA.ORG

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I am reminded that with all good things, we must remain humble and grounded. Many of us have great successes and failures throughout our lives. As we head into the High Holiday season, we

This has been a beautiful summer so far. The trip to Israel was successful, Marcy and I became foster parents to two amazing children ages 6 and now four months, and we are expecting our first grandchild this month! How could it get much better?

Cantor’s Corner by Cantor Bruce Shapiro are reminded in the month of Av during August, of the destruction of not only the 1

st and 2

nd Temples,

but other times of destruction for the Jewish people as well, including the 12 Spies, the Crusades, and the Holocaust. Tisha (9

th) B’Av (of the month of

Av), begins on Saturday, August 10, in the evening, and ends on Sunday night. It is a full day fast like Yom Kippur. Even Havdalah is delayed until Sunday night. On this day, we recite Kinnot (dirges or sad poems which begin with “tales of woe” and end with optimism for the future) and the Megillah of Eichah (Lamentations). I encourage you to

High Holy Days, just around the corner As members of CBS, you should have received your High Holy Day package. Since you are a member, your membership helps cover our costs of High Holy Days Services. Non-members will be contributing towards these costs by purchasing tickets for High Holy Days. There are special items available for members only, and we hope you take advantage of those items. We thank you for being a member. It is often understated that those who invest in the synagogue all year long, are truly the backbone of our stability. We know that there is often an ill feeling about charging for the High Holy Day services. Let’s face it, you and all other dues paying members carry the synagogue for the entire year, to ensure we are able to host the many features, from High Holy Day Services, with our exceptionally talented and caring Cantor, to our guest Rabbi Mel Young, who will be joining us again this year. The optional events, from free Pre-Rosh Hashanah light snacks; Break The Fast is affordably priced as our synagogue doesn’t treat this as a fund raiser, merely a friend-raiser. The Pre-Kol Nidre dinner and Rosh Hashanah luncheon are organized for convenience and bringing our synagogue together. The fees you pay are directly to the restaurant. We have various icons depicting the different events and celebrations you might want to participate in. If you are not currently a member of CBS, we welcome you to join us! Thank you again for your continual support.

Who to call? Bruce Rouman, President 951.847.4632 Renee Miller, VP of Finance 909.228.5945 Dennis Itzkowitz, VP of Membership

951.675.0300 Jackie Williams, VP of Ritual 714.296.4079

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2019* BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President Bruce Rouman (951) 735-6814 Secretary Joan Zak (760) 803-5451 Treasurer Bob Stone (562) 818-9137 VICE PRESIDENT OFFICERS VP of Finance Renee Miller (909) 228-5945 VP of Membership Dennis Itzkowitz (951) 675-0300 VP of Ritual Jackie Williams (951) 734-8045 VP of Education Marci Rouman (951) 735-6814 VP of Operations Mark Koren (951) 204-0635 VP of Social Action David Severson (714) 365-2131 VP of Sisterhood Noemi Schulman (909) 262-6938 VP of Brotherhood Joel Friedberg (951) 817-0713

IMPORTANT CONTACTS Spiritual Leader Cantor Bruce Shapiro (949) 697-7641 Birthday/Anniversary/Yahrzeit Noemi Schulman (909) 262-6938 Youth Chair Jessica Rouman (Kadima) (951) 733-2231 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) 228-5945 Scrip Program Shirli Driz (951) 201-9779

* = through June 2020

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Google(Bing/browser of choice) more about this sad time of remembrance in our Hebrew calendar. Tisha B’Av is followed by Tu (15

th) B’Av, a day of

communal celebration, and some would say it is the equivalent of Valentine’s Day and is celebrated as a day of love. It was normally the beginning of the grape harvest. “The Talmud explains that the daughters of Israel used to dress in white and go out to the vineyards and dance. Young unmarried men would follow after them in the hope of finding a bride!” Lastly, during the month of Av, we say goodbye to the numerical book (B’Midbar-literally in the wilderness/desert/Numbers) of the counting of the people, blessing and curses, and the passing of leadership from Moses, to Aaron, to Joshua as the dream began in (Vayikra-Leviticus) and became a reality in Numbers. We begin the final book of the Bible, Deuteronomy as we head towards the High Holidays! This is Moses’ final discourse as the children of Israel after 40 years in the Desert are finally going to make it to the “Promised Land”. Imagine waiting 40 years for your dreams to come true. Imagine the exhilaration, the excitement, yet the sadness of a generation who left Egypt and would not have the chance to make it there. With happiness, comes being grounded, humility, and growth! The children of Israel are no longer slaves, but a “Free” people who will go to the land Promised to them by G-d. Adon Olam, Master of the Universe, may we all continue to remember not only where we came from but the direction we are going. Through our failures we learn, grow, and have successes. Although there are many paths to doing mitzvot for others, let’s remember to do so with happiness, love, hope, and with a pure heart. The ultimate fun here is that we are serving the One who makes it all possible. Have a memorable August!! Next month, Heshbon HaNefesh! “Check” please! See you soon!

DONATIONS The following donations were received by CBS. Due to print

schedules, the cut off for this listing is through July 25.

EDUCATION Fund

Karen & Bobby Spiegel in memory of Elliot Barkan

Gerald Notick Maurice Taks

Lenny & Sharon Elkins

TREES IN ISRAEL Shinobu McKinley

in memory of Chiye Shimane

MEMORIAL BOARD PLAQUE

Sam & Catherine Spiegel Bobby & Karen Spiegel Marcus & Michele Spiegel

in memory of Herb “OPA” Spiegel

Karen & Bobby Spiegel

in memory of Lionel “ZETA” Gillerman

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President’s Message

uring our tour of Israel, our tour guide, Sara Goldsmith, spoke of many unique facts of the land, people, their industries, etc. With that I looked up some facts of Israel that you may not know. Here are some… Israel is the only country in the world that entered the 21st century with a net gain in its number of trees. Since the JNF starts about 120 years ago, they planted 270 million trees, plus the 30 we planted on our trip. The JNF-KKL owns 13% of the land in Israel.

Israel has the third highest rate of entrepreneurship among women and people over 55 in the entire world. Israel is only 1/6 of 1% of the landmass of the Middle East. Israel Invented this….it’s an Anti-Date rape straw was invented in Israel. It’s designed to detect date rape drugs when placed in a beverage and alerts the victim. With more than 3,000 high-tech companies and start-ups, Israel has the highest concentration of hi-tech companies in the world (apart from the Silicon Valley)

Did you know the flash drive is an Israel invention. When Golda Meir became prime minister of Israel in 1969, she was only the third woman elected to lead a country in the modern world. The Sea of Galilee — located .212 km below sea level — is the lowest freshwater lake in the world (and the largest in Israel).

The Dead Sea being 1410 feet below sea level is the lowest place on Earth. Israel is one of only three democracies in the world without a codified constitution. The glue on Israeli stamps is kosher. Israel is the only country to revive an unspoken language and establish it as its national tongue! Jerusalem’s Mount of Olives is the world’s oldest continuously used cemetery. Occupied East Jerusalem? Jewish neighborhoods built in the late 1970s and early 1980s such as Gilo, Ramot, French Hill, and Pisgat Ze’ev, as well as the newer Har Homa area, completed in 2005. Today, there are about 200,000 Jews and 270,000 Arabs living in Jerusalem territory that had been annexed by Jordan until 1967.

El Al, Israel’s national airline, set the world record for the most passengers on a commercial flight. The world’s largest

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pepper was grown in Israel’s Moshav Ein Yahav, as recorded by The Guinness Book of World Records in 2013. Life expectancy at birth in Israel is at 82 years (two years more than the OECD average). Israel’s national bird is the hoopoe! Heart tissue regeneration is possible in the U.S. thanks to Israeli stem-cell technology. An Israeli company has developed the world’s first jellyfish repellent. Israel is one of only nine countries in the world that can launch its own satellites into space. Israeli scientists have discovered the cause of chronic bad breath and an easy way to fix it! More than 44% of all lawyers registered in Israel are women!

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PRESIDENT’S ARTICLE cont’d from page 3

Israel has the world’s second highest per capita of new books. Israel’s national flower is the Cyclamen persicum. An Israeli inventor has developed the world’s first cardboard bicycle from recycled materials. The bike is resistant to rain and sun, and costs around $9 each. Israeli engineers and agriculturalists developed a revolutionary drip irrigation system to minimize the amount of water used to grow crops.

Israel has the highest average living standards in the Middle East. The per capita income in 2000 was over $17,500, exceeding that of the UK. Relative to its population, Israel is the largest immigrant-absorbing nation on earth. Immigrants come in search of democracy, religious freedom, and economic opportunity. Israel is the only liberal democracy in the Middle East!

Submitted by Bruce Rouman

Information from the Security Committee

In an effort to provide our synagogue family with updated information about our Security, Joan Jacobs will be our contact.

Please notify Joan Jacobs if you’ve had recent CPR training (within the last 2 years). The Security Committee is compiling a list of CBS Members who can help with first aid, if needed. We need volunteers who are willing to take a new training, called “STOP THE BLEED.” Contact Joan Jacobs if you’re interested or for additional information about the training. The CBS Security Committee is currently working on earthquake safety.

When you come to services, you will hear information about what to do in case of an earthquake at CBS, in addition to information about fire and active shooter safety. The front doors are locked for your safety. With the help of the Board of Directors, we are upgrading our locks, outdoor lighting and security systems. We will be upgrading our first aid kits within the next few months.

SAVE THE DATE SUNDAY,

FEBRUARY 9, 2020

The Legacy Luncheon Committee has been meeting for the synagogue’s annual fundraiser. Please save the date of Sunday, February 9, 2020 where we will gather to honor this year’s recipients of our Legacy Awards—Bob & Kathy Stone, Shomer Tzedek (Guardian of Righteousness) - Kara Lubin, founder of The 100 Mile Club and Shatuf Tzedak (Business Partners) - The Corona Chamber of Commerce. If you are interested in assisting in this annual event, please contact Renee Miller at 909.228.5945.

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Refuah Shlema

OBBY AGINS

RONNI ARMSTRONG

SOL BILGREI

FRANCISCO CURIEL

WENDY IZENMAN

SANDY KAYE

MELISSA LINDENBAUM

TOMAS SCHULMAN

ERIKA SCHWARTZ

FELIX SMITH

EILEEN TAKS

JOYCE SEVERSON

You are invited to participate more in Friday Night Services!

Do you… Like the music, but can’t quite get the words? Know the words but believe you don’t sing well enough? Have a favorite prayer or melody that you would like us to read or sing?

At Congregation Beth Shalom we have a unique opportunity to make our services be what WE want them to be.

While a certain structure has to be followed, there are lots of options and our Friday Night Siddur gives us many choices of prayers to read and/or chant.

Yeah? What’s it gonna cost me—$0

And the hidden monthly fees? - $0

And I have to obligate myself to? Only what you are comfortable doing.

So, how about it? Give us a chance to prove how fulfilling an Erev Shabbat service can be.

Please send an e-mail to Joan Zak at jzak@cox.net and I will add you to the list.

There is absolutely NO Cost or obligation to be placed on the list.

Pictured to the left is Michele Schulman and Chelsea Williams assisting RJ Spiegel and Tzipporah Whittemore as the prepare

for Erev Shabbat Services. Photo taken prior to Shabbat.

We love having our Pre– and Post-B’nai Mitzvah students lead services, and don’t want to leave the rest of you feeling there is no time that you can experience what they do.

Would you like to feel more included in the service? Do you sometimes think “I could do that too and it would be fun!”

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Family night services which occur on the first Friday of the month will still begin at 6:30 PM. However, there will no longer be an oneg at 5:45. Instead we will serve wine and challah at the end of services and then whoever is

interested will join everyone for dinner at a local restaurant chosen that evening. We have been enjoying these dinners for a number of years. It is a great way to enjoy the Shabbat experience with our synagogue family.

Change in Family Night Oneg

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RITUAL Report

On Sunday, June 23 we provided a Meal of Condolence at the synagogue for the Barkan family on the death of Elliott Barkan. It was attended by family, friends, and synagogue members. I want to thank the following people for their generous help bringing food and helping to set up and clean up: Joan Zak, Sandra Shulman, Joan Jacobs, Gail Koren, and Felix Smith for leading the shiva service. The Chesed Committee is an important part of our synagogue. Every member of the synagogue is a member of the Chesed Committee. We are there to provide “deeds of loving kindness”. The Ritual Committee is providing meals for the Bilgrei family to help them out while Sol is in a rehab facility. High Holiday packets are in your email. Please note deadlines for the memorial book as well as the Break-the-Fast meal and extra High Holiday tickets. Shabbat Under the Stars will take place on September 6 at our home. Dinner will be served at 6:00 PM and services will begin at 7:00. Reservations must be made to me by August 30 if you wish to join us for dinner. The cost will be $5.00 a person and $20.00 maximum per immediate family living in your home. Nonmembers will be $10.00 per person and $40.00 maximum per immediate family living in your home. Please contact me for reservations. Jackie Williams Ritual Chairperson 714-296-8049 sirdots@yahoo.com

I hope that all of our students, staff, and , teachers are having a nice summer break. During my summer break Bruce and I went on a group trip to Israel. It was quite an adventure. We went to so many places. I want to share a special place that we visited with all of you. In Jerusalem we visited a place where on five days each week , the elderly create Judaica items for sale . It is called Yad La Kashish..

EDUCATION Report

We had the opportunity to watch these folks work in their workshops. We were able to talk with them and ask a few questions. Some spoke English. In the gift shop you were able to see

the finished products. It was amazing. The shopping was so much fun. They create beautiful items. In addition to their interesting work routine of a half day, five

days per week, this facility provides these folks with a pleasant environment to be in. There are also financial benefits, such as a stipend and

a free lunch. The elderly that work there have a purpose and we all need that. Marci Rouman Education Director

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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

Challahs Available Challah’s can be furnished by the sponsor or as a convenience, you can purchase from Mark Koren who bakes fresh Challahs for onegs 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)

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.

Date Oneg Sponsor Aug 2 Challah & wine

Aug 9 Ronni Armstrong in Memory

of Herb Spiegel

Aug 16 Renee & Sam Miller in Honor

of their Anniversary

Aug 23 OPEN call Gail Koren at

951.204.4757

Aug 30

Ada & Ethan Whittemore in Honor of Ada, Xime & Tziporah’s Birthdays

Sep 6

Shabbat Under the Stars—DIFFERENT LOCATION—The Williams Home

Sep 13 OPEN Call Gail 951.204.4757

Sep 20 Cheryl & Joel Friedberg as a

Mitzvah Sep 27 OPEN Call Gail 951.204.4757

Thank you to everyone that supported our traditions by sponsoring an Oneg Shabbat. If you are interested in sponsoring an Oneg, it is very easy and inexpensive. Please call me before someone claims your special date. I will show you how easy it is. Gail Koren 951-204-4757.

Upcoming Oneg Sponsors and Availability

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.

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Beyond the Synagogue

Congratulations Rebecca Miller

on passing her Master’s LSW exam...a future

officially Licensed Social Worker!

Supporting Wendy Supporting Wendy Supporting Wendy CBS member, Wendy Izenman recently diagnosed with breast cancer—has been strong in attitude and handling this horrific news. Let’s face it, hearing the words: “you have cancer” is shocking enough, fortunately the support and love from many are reaching out to Wendy and others with cancer. On July 4, Wendy shaved her head, showing support and love she was joined by CBS members Joshua Spiegel and his nephew RJ Spiegel (and others). Their efforts are extending to a local cancer walk called Combat Cancer on October 19, by the local non-profit Support Sisterz. The walk will begin at Norco College—JFK Middle College High School. Registration at 7am, Opening ceremony is 8:30am, and the Walk Kickoff is at 9am. CBS member Rachel Spiegel is involved with the planning of the overall walk and is seeking walkers,

sponsors and volunteers. Anyone interested in this community outreach, please connect with Rachel at 951.751.4929

Recently, Amanda Shapiro was surrounded by love

at a baby shower with the synagogue ladies.

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Join us in Celebrating Members of our Synagogue

Anniversaries

August 4 Sam & Renee Miller 28 Mark & Paula Fogel

September 4 David & Noemi Schulman 17 Julian & Paula Lipovestky

August 16 Mel Goldman 17 Jessica Rouman 17 Rebecca Spiegel 21 Daniel Biezonsky 21 Ada Whittemore 22 Madison Devor 23 Julian Lipoveskty 27 Sandra Shulman 27 Xime Whittemore 29 Tzipporah Whittemore 30 Sharon Elkins

September 1 Eileen Taks 14 Pam D’Agostino 17 Bruce Rouman 27 Cheryl Friedberg 29 David Schulman 30 Sol Shapiro 30 Rachel Spiegel

Shabbat Under the Stars will take place on September 6 at our home. Dinner will be served at 6:00 PM and services will begin at 7:00 PM. Reservations must be made to me by August 30 if you wish to join us for dinner. The cost will be $5 a person and $20 maximum per immediate family living in your home. Nonmembers will be $10 per person and $40 maximum per immediate family living in your home. Please contact me to make reservations. Jackie Williams Ritual Chairperson

714-296-8049 sirdots@yahoo.com

Friday, September 6, 2019

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Yahrzeit Observances

Aug 4 Samuel Martin 3 Av Aug 6 Sadie Levine Surkis 5 Av Aug 7 Glenn C. Flint* 6 Av Aug 8 Louis Bendix* 7 Av Aug 8 Edmund Mercier 7 Av Aug 10 Bertha Spiegel* 9 Av Aug 14 Donald Lee Whitehead* 13 Av Aug 15 Norman Newman* 14 Av Aug 18 Ronald Agins* 17 Av Aug 23 Eula Mae Payne 22 Av Aug 26 Richard Joseph Gillerman* 25 Av Aug 26 Teddy Fox 25 Av Aug 27 Rose Grace Karl* 26 Av Sep 5 Louis Friedberg* 5 Elul Sep 10 Rabbi Steven Schatz 10 Elul Sep 11 Arthur Kofsky* 11 Elul Sep 11 Hilda Berggrun 11 Elul Sep 13 Brunette Meyer* 13 Elul Sep 15 Jack Itzkowitz 15 Elul Sep 19 Suzanne Williams 19 Elul Sep 19 Judith Cohen Thomas 19 Elul Sep 20 Tessie Barkan* 20 Elul Sep 23 Anne Amsel* 23 Elul Sep 24 Beate Brunette Antonetty* 24 Elul Sep 25 Seymour Amsel* 25 Elul Sep 26 Bernard Stark* 26 Elul Sep 27 Charlie Shapiro 27 Elul

May their memories be a blessing

*Memorial Board Plaque For questions or corrections,

please contact Noemi Schulman at noemis@me.com or

(909) 262-6938.

Plaques are available at $360 each For more information call

Bruce Rouman at (951) 735-6814 Plaque forms are available at the Synagogue

Garden of Shalom The Jewish Cemetery of Inland

Southern California ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~ ◊ ~

A service of Congregation Beth Shalom

of Corona, CA

Contact:

Saul Shulman | (951) 277 - 4027

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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To make a donation in honor or in memory of a loved one or friend, select the Fund that you prefer and fill in the Donor card below. Send the bottom portion of this form to the CBS office with your donation. We appreciate your support very much.

Youth Development Fund (to provide scholarships for various programs including

our religious school students to attend residence camps with significant Jewish programming and other programs)

General Fund (to support the synagogue’s daily operations)

Facility Fund (to enhance, maintain and make improvement to our facility)

Cantor Discretionary Fund (for charitable, hardship and educational purposes at Cantor’s discretion)

Prayer Book Fund (for purchasing, repairing, updating prayer books)

Adult Education Fund (to support Adult Education programs)

Chesed Fund (for the work of the Chesed Committee which responds in times of need for a birth, illness, emergency, or death in the family)

Torah Fund (for the repair and/or purchase of the Torah Scrolls, Torah Commentaries, and other Bimah needs)

CBS Education Fund (for materials, field trips, and other educational needs) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Send this portion back * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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Congregation Beth Shalom

PO Box 2737

Corona, CA 92878

(951) 734-4033

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AUGUST

1 BROTHERHOOD POKER 7:00PM

2 FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE w/CANTOR

SHAPIRO 6:30PM

3 SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE w/

CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM

5 RITUAL MEETING 7:00PM

8 EDUCATION COMMITTEE MEETING 6:30PM

9 SHABBAT SERVICE LED BY JOAN ZAK 7:30PM

11 BOARD MEETING 9:00AM

11 LEGACY MEETING 11:00PM

16 SHABBAT SERVICE w/CANTOR SHAPIRO 7:30PM

17 TORAH STUDY w/JOAN ZAK 9:00AM

17 SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE w/

CANTOR SHAPIRO 10:00AM

21 BROTHERHOOD POKER 6:30PM

23 SHABBAT SERVICE LED BY JOAN ZAK 7:30PM

25 SCHOOL BEGINS ALL CLASSES 8:30AM

30 SHABBAT SERVICE w/CANTOR SHAPIRO 7:30PM

Dates to Remember ALL ACTIVITIES & SERVICES AT 500 HARRINGTON ST. STE. A1 CORONA, CA • * NOTES OTHER LOCATION

Special Sale ITEMS

We had some donations left over from our 2019 Legacy Luncheon Auction, and wanted to offer them to our membership. If you are interested in any of these, please connect with Renee Miller at 909-228-5945

Yoga sessions from Just Yoga, 163 W. Ontario #102

Dr. Richard Weiss, Cosmetic Surgeon, 360 San Miguel Drive, Newport Beach $250 gift certificate for products or services

GOLF Foursome—Canyon Crest Golf includes carts (Valued at $300)

Teeth Whitening Dr. Billy Liang, 4091 Riverside Drive, Chino

SEPTEMBER

1 NO SCHOOL LABOR DAY WKND ****

2 RITUAL MEETING 7:00PM

5 CONFIRMATION CLASS 5:30PM

5 BROTHERHOOD POKER 7:00PM

6

DINNER THEN SERVICES SHABBAT UNDER THE STARS w/CANTOR SHAPIRO at the home of Bruce &

Jackie Williams*

6:00PM

7:00PM

7 NO SATURDAY SERVICE ****

8 SCHOOL ALL CLASSES 8:30AM

12 EDUCATION COMMITTEE MEETING 6:30PM

13 SHABBAT SERVICE 7:30PM

15 SCHOOL RELIGIOUS CLASSES

ONLY 8:30AM

15 BOARD MEETING 9:00AM

15 LEGACY MEETING 11:00AM

15 COUNTRY BBQ* 4:00PM

18 BROTHERHOOD POKER 7:00PM

19 CONFIRMATION CLASS 5:30PM

20 SHABBAT SERVICE w/CANTOR

SHAPIRO 7:30PM

21 TORAH STUDY w/JOAN ZAK 9:00AM

21 SHABBAT SERVICE w/ CANTOR

SHAPIRO 10:00AM

21 S’LICHOT SERVICES 6:00PM

22 SCHOOL ALL CLASSES 8:30AM

27 SHABBAT SERVICE 7:30PM

29 SCHOOL RELIGIOUS CLASSES

ONLY 8:30AM

29 EREV ROSH HASHANAH w/CANTOR

SHAPIRO 6:30PM

30 ROSH HASHANAH MORNING DAY 1 9:00AM

30 LUNCH DINE OUT AT SIZZLER 2:00PM

30 TASHLICH SERVICE AT THE LAKE 4:00PM

30 ROSH HASHANAH EVENING

SERVICE 6:30PM