File - Temple Beth Ami

June 2014
A monthly publication of Temple Beth Ami
www.templebethami.org
Shalom Bayit
‫שלום בית‬
Vol 31 No 11
Established 1987
From The Rabbi
At the end of May we installed the next
cycle of leaders at Temple Beth Ami.
The annual ritual of the Annual General
Meeting, while secular in origination, is
in reality a holy moment.
For those of us involved with the
preparation of programs and services,
we have the opportunity to reflect on the
previous year, concentrate on our current state of affairs and
create a vision of tomorrow. Our congregation continues to
grow, and our programming improves dramatically to meet
these needs.
This year we are committing as a congregation to reaching
out, as well as reaching in. We realize there are literally
thousands of Jews in the Santa Clarita Valley who remain
unaffiliated. We need your help in bringing people in. We
need to be placed in contact with them, so you can help by
making sure that people you meet are on our mailing and
e-mail list.
I want to thank everyone who has participated and lent their
energy to making this a wonderful community, and
congratulate those taking on the mantle of leadership.
Temple Beth Ami’s strength has been made possible through
the hard work of so many of our congregants, board members, volunteers, parents and students. The road ahead is
challenging and exciting, but with all of our continued
commitment, we will assuredly have much to be proud of this
time next year as well!
Have a wonderful summer,
Rabbi Mark Blazer
SHAVUOT CELEBRATIONS
Join us as we commemorate the anniversary
of the giving of the Torah to the Jewish people at
Mount Sinai
We also want to make sure that everyone already part of the
Temple Beth Ami family is connected, especially through our
very successful Havurah program. If you are not yet a part of
a
havurah,
contact
Rena
Slabich
at
[email protected].
Tuesday, June 3
7:00 pm | at Temple Beth Ami
The topic for the evening's joint study session led by
Rabbi Mark Blazer and Rabbi Ron Hauss will be
"What Jews Believe - Is There Such a Thing as a Jewish
Dogma?"
This month you should be proud, as the tradition of dynamic
leaders at TBA continues. With the next generation of
trustees, supported by those who have been involved since
the beginning, TBA is an influential force in Santa Clarita and
indeed throughout Southern California.
Visit our website for news & events
www.templebethami.org
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From The Cantor
I need to take this opportunity to thank all
of you here at Temple Beth Ami so much
for your outpouring of love and support at
this very difficult time.
He entertained over there in the “Comedy Caravan” and
upon his return, began doing small theater in Philadelphia.
He played the “girl’s father” in the first production of “The
Fantasticks” outside of New York.
My father, Irving Isadore “Nails” “Itzy”
“Marv” Ellis was born on Sunday, March
4, 1923.To put it in perspective, at this
tim e, the 68 t h United States
Congress was meeting in Washington, D.C. during the last
months of Warren G. Harding's presidency, and the first
years of his successor, Calvin Coolidge.
He could tell jokes and could speak in dialects that only Sid
Caesar could rival. He spoke fluent Yiddish and would sing
and tell jokes in Yiddish as easily as in English.
He was born to Max from Russia and Jennie from Romania.
He was second of three brothers, Nathan (Spike) and
Charles (Tack). All three brothers slept in the same bed until
Irving went into the army. They lived in tough neighborhoods
in Philadelphia, which is why they had those “tough guy”
nicknames.
He was a “barrel man” and ran Ellis Cooperage along with
his father and brothers.
Three “L’s” best describe my dad. Light, Laughter and Love.
People loved him and he loved people. He was an amazing
spirit for 91 years and it was an honor and privilege to call
him “Dad.” I will truly miss him.
B’shalom,
Cantor Kenny Ellis
Being the middle child, my Dad was a little different. He was
the gentler and caring son, who was always there for his
parents even when he became an adult.
He loved big bands, going to the movies for a nickel, riding
the street car and going to the Earl Theater at 11th and
Market streets in Philadelphia The theater would showcase
the “World's Biggest Stars” like Eddie Cantor, Frank Sinatra,
Josephine Baker, and during the Big Band era, Benny
Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Glen Miller and Duke Ellington,
just to name a few.
Special Musical Shabbat Themes
Save the date:
Friday, June 13th – Beatles & Father’s Day Shabbat
Service
He joined the Army in 1941 and was in the 310th Signal
Battalion decoding Morse Code and served in England,
France, Belgium and Holland. Until his very last day, told
wonderful stories of his experiences there.
Celebrate Life Cycle Events!
Whether it is a marriage, birth of a baby, graduation, or bar or bat mitzvah, you can honor your loved one’s
happy occasion by adding a leaf to the Tree of Life which sits on the back wall of our sanctuary.
Please contact either our administrator Catherine or our bookkeeper Ofra for more information.
To print full size flyer go to:
http://www.templebethami.org/events.html
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From The President
This is my last article as President and the first item on my
So many things were accomplished and so many programs
article agenda is to thank the current board of trustees for their
were implemented. All this from such a small congregation.
time and efforts during this last year. No one more than the
For
President understands the time you have voluntarily donated to
volunteered and made this past year what it was, I thank
make Temple Beth Ami a better organization. On behalf of the
you.
all
t h os e
t h at
p a r t ic i p a t e d ,
as s is t e d ,
entire congregation I wish to say thank you. We all appreciate
The next board is
your sacrifice.
being handed a fiscally sound
organization whose house is in relatively good order even
I have been on the Board of Trustees since 2007. I am proud to
though there is always room for improvement. The yield of
say that many changes have been implemented in order to
the last seven years efforts is an organization that is stable,
navigate some very turbulent waters during the last seven (7)
growing and thriving while others are not. More changes are
years and we have all adapted quite well. All us that
still needed and are in store for sure, but we can all rest a
volunteered and served during this time stepped up to the plate
little easier that we have weathered a fierce storm and
and for the most part led by example. The board, as you may or
survived it.
may not know, is comprised of many different people who bring
a varied skill set and personality traits to the table. More times
Now, it is time for me to step aside and hand the torch to the
than not we would disagree on many items, but in the end we
next President. It’s been my pleasure and an honor to have
all had one goal and only one mission in mind.
served on the board over the years with some really stand
up people and I wish nothing but fair winds and following
As 2013-2014 winds down, I am reminded of all that has gone
seas for the incoming board of trustees.
on during the past year. A peaceful transition of leadership,
Beach Havdalah, new member open houses, new staff
Oh yes, the goal; the mission; I mentioned above, well, as
additions
you might have guessed, it was and shall remain, to always
with
specific
protocols,
High
Holidays,
golf
tournament, holiday services, Shabbat in the Park, Rabbi’s
make sure the lights that are on the distance be those of
holiday readings at book stores, Tot Shabbats, Shabbat
Temple Beth Ami…
services every Friday night, Purim Carnival, 16 B’nai Mitzvahs,
Poker Tournament, support of various programs such as Fam-
L’ Shalom,
ily Promise, SCV Food Pantry and a mud run to flood victims of
John Stulman
the Philippines, monthly Eat for TBA’s, various Sisterhood and
President
Men’s Club events, a large Passover Community Seder,
Women’s Torah Study, Havurah Social, successful start for a
Teen Havurah program, and the continuation of a top notch
religious school program.
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Mission Statement of Temple Beth Ami
The Purpose of this Reform Congregation shall be to worship G-d, to promote Jewish education and the fundamental principles
of Judaism, to ensure the continuity of the Jewish people to cultivate love, understanding, and enjoyment of our Jewish heritage
and to encourage community involvement.
Rabbi - Mark Blazer
[email protected]
Cantor - Kenny Ellis
[email protected]
Board of Trustees:
President - John Stulman
[email protected]
Executive Vice President - Eddie Nathan
[email protected]
Past President - Daniel Levine
[email protected]
Treasurer - Jennifer Ihrig
[email protected]
Religious and Ritual - Joe Rensin
[email protected]
Facilities Trustee - Bill Schwartz
[email protected]
Membership – Francine G. Van Scoyoc
[email protected]
Trustee at Large - Rick Kaufman
Men's Club - Rich Tabach
[email protected]
Sisterhood - Jennifer Ihrig
[email protected]
Havurah Coordinator - Rena Slabich
[email protected]
Judith Stolnitz - Educational Director
[email protected]
Catherine Szyfer - Administrator
[email protected]
Ofra Naylor - Bookkeeper
[email protected]
Monthly Newsletters:
Publisher: Catherine Szyfer
Editor: Francine G. Van Scoyoc
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Education
Shalom!
By now most of you have heard about the changes to the
Religious School program for next year. The staff and I are
going to be very busy this summer getting things ready for
your children. The Enrollment papers will be available on line
and at open houses. Please contact me by email this summer
with questions or concerns. I look forward to continuing to see
your children grow in their Jewish knowledge.
One terrific change is the addition of Music for our Hebrew
School. The students will learn some different melodies for
Shabbat Services and some Israeli Folk songs. The Jewish
music tradition is so varied and adds a wonderful depth to
prayer and simply being Jewish.
I strongly encourage all students to attend services this
summer and review their Hebrew whenever they
can. Religious school may be 9 months of the year, but being
Jewish is 24/7/365! There are several on-line resources to
keep Hebrew fresh in your mind:
For more, just Google: “Jewish Websites for Children.” Some
of them are for older students and cover current events for
Israel. Some of them offer information on where to buy
Judaica and Jewish themed books. Remember: when
looking at websites keep in mind that they are run by many
different organizations, from Orthodox to Humanist as well as
Christian organizations. The Israeli Tourist Bureau has a
website with pictures and information about Israel. Parents
should always know what their children are doing on line. Go
on-line with them! Learning together is wonderful.
Have a safe, happy, restful summer,
Judith Stolnitz
Education Director
www:behrmanhouse.com/students - This website has very
good Hebrew Practice.
www.babaganewz.com - This website has games, info and
activities connected to Israel and Jewish Holidays.
Mitzvah Projects
Our daughter, Jaclyn Wosk, became a Bat Mitzvah on May 31, 2014. Jaclyn did a wonderful job reading her portion of the
Torah. We are so proud of her. She has a caring heart and is dedicated to what she believes in. Jaclyn has been helping
Children's Hospital of L.A. since she was 5 years old when she made her first Tzadakah box in Sunday school. Since then she
has organized a new toy drive and money collection. She has collected over 500 new toys and raised $100.00. For her
Mitzvah Project Jaclyn will be collecting new toys for CHLA through the month of July. There will be a collection box in the
Sanctuary. The new toys should not be wrapped with wrapping paper and are for ages 6 months to teens. Jaclyn is looking
forward to delivering toys that will bring smiles to the patients’ faces.
Pamela Wosk
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SHOUT OUTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE 2014 GRADUATES:
Rachel
Einstein
Blazer,
graduating
Academy
and
with
will
be
Honors
from
attending
Graduations & Life Cycle Events!
Albert
Boston
University. Proud parents Rabbi Mark and Tracy Blazer.
Alexis Lara Block, graduating with honors from Hart High
School and will be attending University of Pennsylvania.
Proud parents Debra and Brian Block.
Rebecca Davis, graduating from Mount Saint Mary’s Nursing School. Proud parents Jackie & Norm Davis and
Grandparents Ceil and Art Aron.
Graduations are almost here! While TBA will be honoring
the above-mentioned graduates, there’s another way you
can honor your graduates!
Another way to commemorate their graduation is by making
a donation to Israel’s Water or Tree Projects which TBA
offers through our Sisterhood’s program. You can learn
more about the Israeli Water or Tree Project by going to the
Sisterhood website.
Rachel Aron, graduating with double Bachelor of Science
degrees in Psychology and Engineering! Proud parents
David and Debbie Aron and Grandparents Ceil and Art Aron.
Jeremy
Sparage,
graduating from COC with AA in
Mathematics and transferring as a junior to Cal Poly Pomona
or UCSD in the fall. Proud parent Bonnie Green.
On June 6, 2014 at the 8 p.m. service TBA will be honoring
the above named graduates along with the teachers of TBA’s
Hebrew and Sunday school.
Please make sure you let
Catherine in our office know if you have a graduate that
should be included in this list!
Mazel Tov from your TBA family!
Our Mommy & Me class will be starting very soon and will
be meeting on Friday mornings! If you or you know someone that might be interested, please contact our
Administrator Catherine: [email protected]
to place your name and child's name and age on the
Mommy & Me list. We look forward to contacting you soon
with me more details about the class!
Havurah Happenings
Our Havurah Social on May 10th was a great success as
over 40 members attended! As a result, we are currently in
the process of forming 2 new Havurah groups. Please
consider joining a Havurah at Temple Beth Ami by contacting
the Havurah coordinator at [email protected].
Thanks,
Rena Slavich
TBA’s Havurah Coordinator
Judaica Shop - New
Hours Open!
Our Judaica Shop now has new store hours from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
during the week Monday through Friday! So if you need a gift all
you have to do is contact either Catherine our administrator or
Ofra our bookkeeper, by simply calling them at the office and they
will be happy to help you!
Visit our website for news & events
www.templebethami.org
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FOOD PANTRY
Temple Beth Ami’s Food Pantry drive to help support families whose needs for food will go up this summer is presently going
on! Please do something to help remind yourself to bring something for the Food Pantry bin sitting in the sanctuary. Thanks !
MEN’S CLUB NEWS
As Rabbi Mark Blazer noted at the annual meeting
on May 27th, the below picture is a very special
picture for Temple Beth Ami as it has five of our past
presidents all together! Back Row from left: Joyce
Stein, Karen Blum and Mark Kaplan; Front Row from
left: Daniel Levine and John Stulman.
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JUNE EVENTS
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Sisterhood Happenings
We are looking forward to our End of the Year Luncheon taking place on June 1, 2014 from 11:30 to 1:30 at the Persia
Restaurant. All women are invited to come and you can see the details below. It has been a very busy year full of activities
which has included learning and where we have supported our congregation and have done outreach into our community for
those that have been in need. It has been my pleasure to have served as your President and want to thank my board for all of
their hard work to keep Sisterhood moving forward.
Jennifer Ihrig
President
JUNE IS A TIME TO CELEBRATE
Congratulations to all graduates! We hope that those of you
have that have graduates this year from high school or
college will take advantage of Israel’s Water Project
program which works similar to their Tree Project to honor
each of them. See further detailed information below.
Congratulations to our newly elected executive board of
officers: Nancy Lepore – President, Francine G. Van
Scoyoc, Vice President, Donna Alvarado-Casey –
Secretary and BJ Kaufman – Treasurer. Debra Block will
be continuing as Programming Chair and Cheryl Cogan will
be the new Membership Chair.
Nominations have been taken for the new Woman of the
Year for 2013-2014. Please make sure you respond as
soon as possible. The 2013-2014 Woman of the Year will
be announced at the July 11 Friday night Shabbat service!
JUNE/JULY EVENTS
June 1 – End of Year Luncheon, 11:30-1:30 @ Persia
Restaurant
June 8 – Women’s Torah Study 10-12 in the Oneg Room at
TBA.
Sh'lach L'cha; Numbers, 13:1-15:41, led by Sheryl
Melnick this time.
July 11 – Woman of the Year 2013-2014 will be announced
at Friday Night Service.
July 13 - Potluck Breakfast Meeting from 8-10 am in the
Oneg Room
(Come see what is coming up!)
Women’s Torah Study from 10-12: Pinchas;
Numbers 25:10-30:1
Want to be involved and make some friends – help out with
the Judaica Shop or with Onegs by contacting Nancy Lepore
to see how you can be of assistance!
END OF YEAR LUNCHEON – COME JOIN US!
JUNE 1, 2014, 11:30 – 1:30 @ Persia Restaurant,
Debra Block & Cheryl Cogan have been busy with the
preparations of our Year End Luncheon to make this a
very enjoyable way to celebrate the end year. While
mingling with the women and enjoying a buffet styled
luncheon at Persia Restaurant, located at 27600
Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita from 11:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m., President Jennifer Ihrig will present a short
summary of Sisterhood’s happenings and Sean
Goodman, alias Haman, will serenade the attendees
with a few show tunes. The new board of officers will
also be introduced. Lunch is buffet style with appetizers
and beverages - $20 for members and $25 for
non-members. Also, should you decide to join
sisterhood while attending the luncheon, you will only
need to pay $20 and your membership will go towards
the 2014-2015 year!
GRADUATIONS: HONOR YOUR GRADUATES
WITH ISRAEL’S WATER & TREE PROJECTS
Do you have a son/daughter, grandson/daughter, niece/
nephew that is graduating from high school or college this
year? Please let Sisterhood know as we would like to help
you honor your loved graduate that you are so proud
of! Israel's Water Project is still going strong and is a nice
way for you and your families to honor life cycle and
special events such as graduations. Simply fill out the form
by
going
to
Sisterhood’s
website:
[email protected] and send it to TBA
Sisterhood, 23023 Hilse Lane, Santa Clarita, CA
91321. For one tree or one water project the cost is just
$18. That’s it! A certificate indicating your gift will be sent
directly from The Jewish National Fund to your gift
recipient. Should you have any questions, please contact
the Sisterhood and ask for Hedy Greenfield.
Visit the sisterhood website for news & events
http://www.templebethami.org/sisterhood.html
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Sisterhood Continued
SISTERHOOD'S WOMEN’S TORAH STUDY
PAST EVENT:
Meets the 2nd Sunday of each month from 10-12 in the
Oneg Room and will be meeting through the summer thanks
to our two bright and insightful leaders Sheryl Melnick and
Rosemary Watson! It is the intention of this Women's Torah
Study group to read the present week's Parsha when we
meet with the following schedule:
June 8 - Sh'lach L'cha; Numbers , 13:1-15:41
The Challah Making Class put together by Programming
July
13
-
Pinchas;
Numbers
25:10-30:1
August 10 - Vaetchamu; Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11
Text used: "The Torah, A Women's
Commentary"
Chair Debra Block on May 4 was a great success when
approximately 16 people showing up to make Challah from
scratch!
A little messy, but a very fun and rewarding
experience by all. A Challah recipe booklet was handed out
with a variety of Challah recipes. You can see the event by
going to either Sisterhood’s Updates or the Photo Gallery
and can contact Debra Block if you would like a copy of the
recipes!
Of course, to see how to make Challah the
quickest way might be by simply following the link below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7RNK8UqRI0
If you have any questions or want further information you can
ask to contact either Sheryl Melnick or Rosemary Watson
through our website at: [email protected].
ONEG’S
A big thank you to Pamela & Lenny Wosk for sponsoring the June 6 Oneg for Teacher Appreciation & Graduation
Honorees Shabbat service!
Your help is always appreciated with our congregation’s Onegs. We continue to be in need of your help for Friday night Onegs
and appreciate of your signing up on Sisterhood's Oneg genius which can be found on the Sisterhood website. Please contact
Nancy Lepore through [email protected].
G e t
W e l l
a n d
S y m p a t h y
C a r d s
Just a reminder . . . The Sisterhood sends out get well cards for those who are hospitalized, have had surgery or are seriously
ill. We also send out sympathy cards. Please contact Hedy Greenfield via the Sisterhood Contact Page with your information
(name & address) if you would like a card sent.
SISTERHOOD MEMBERSHIPS
Any new first year Temple Beth Ami member is automatically a member of Sisterhood free of charge (so you are
always welcome to attend meetings and events as a member)!!
Sisterhood membership fees are set as follows: Basic membership ($36); Sarah ($54); Leah ($90); Rachel ($180) and
non-temple members ($46). Whether you are an existing or new member, please: (1) fill out the membership form so that
Sisterhood can be in contact with you for upcoming events and information . (2) Please either pay by Pay-Pal via the link below
( N o t e :
p l e a s e
m a r k
i n
" m e m b e r s h i p "
i n
m e m o
s e c t i o n ) :
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=QQ65BX5WBFCDW You can also pay by check.
Please feel free to contact Membership Trustees Chair Gail Silver or Sally Villa should you have any further questions
regarding Membership.
"Without You We Are One Woman Short!"
June 2104 Sisterhood Happenings
By Francine G. Van Scoyoc
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Sisterhood Calendar
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Birthdays
First Name
Lenny
Elijah
Last Name
Wosk
Brill
Date
1-Jun
3-Jun
First Name
Liam
Stephen
Last Name
Naylor
North
Date
14-Jun
14-Jun
First Name
Ethan
Alyssa
Last Name
Peretz
Peretz
Date
25-Jun
26-Jun
Monica
Kreger
3-Jun
Sharon
Greenberg
15-Jun
Sophie
Cohen
27-Jun
Parker
Rachel
Rappoport
Blazer
4-Jun
5-Jun
Jerry
Jessica
Kaplan
Shlager
15-Jun
15-Jun
Mallory
Samantha
Lorenz
Lorenz
27-Jun
27-Jun
Ryan
Ross
5-Jun
Rayna
Farkas
19-Jun
Martin
Goldman
27-Jun
John
Richard
Lepore
Greenberg
5-Jun
6-Jun
Zachary
Alisa
Rubin
Monheim
19-Jun
20-Jun
Joanne
Zane
Lepore
Rubin
28-Jun
28-Jun
Pete
Sydney
Slabich
Raber
6-Jun
7-Jun
Robert
Mark
Kass
Stolnitz
20-Jun
20-Jun
Edwin
Seth
Eberts
Garden
28-Jun
29-Jun
Nancy
Lepore
8-Jun
Joelle
Goldstein
21-Jun
Bryce
Gilbert
29-Jun
Adam
Erin
Ellis
Neipris
9-Jun
9-Jun
Jerry
Alexandra
Witherspoon
Poe
21-Jun
22-Jun
Lainey
Cameron
Steier
Joseph
29-Jun
30-Jun
Hannah
Siegel
9-Jun
Harvey
Kale
22-Jun
Jaelyn
Steuer
30-Jun
Leslie
Noah
Peyton
Daniels
9-Jun
12-Jun
Ceil
David
Aron
Fraser
24-Jun
24-Jun
John
Heitmann
12-Jun
Marshall
Hann
24-Jun
Michael
Rabjohn
12-Jun
Emma
Peretz
25-Jun
Anniversaries
First Name
Last Name
Date
Stacy and Lee
Guss
5-Jun
Sonia and Richard
North
18-Jun
Brett and Cory
Watson
18-Jun
Dan and Yvonne
May
19-Jun
Frank and Irene
Saltzman
19-Jun
Keith and Courtney
Jacobs
25-Jun
Jack and Ginger
Freed
27-Jun
Brad and Andrea
Polak
28-Jun
Kurt and Jessica
Shlager
28-Jun
Adam and Heather
Sarkin
29-Jun
Visit our website for news & events
www.templebethami.org
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Yahrzeits
Dec First
Herbert
Armand Bud
Connie
Larry
Paul
Phil
Phil
Javid
Joe
Larry
Steve
Ben David
Kenneth
Nancy
Ruth
Robert
Jay Julius
Bernard
Leonard
Mary
Heneratta
Gertrude
Gertrude
Harold
Harold
Ceila
Ronald Lyle
Marion
Sandra
Eleanor
Lee
Anne
Krana Lee
Freda
Imre
Dec Last
Atkin
Cash
Christensen
George, Sr
Newman
Newman
Newman
Talmoud
Weber
Berent
Rich
Katz
Schwartz
Atkin
Foster
Garek
Goldberg
Zimmerman
Frank
Rubin
Siegel
Diamond
Diamond
Ruhenberg
Greenberg
Monheim
Goldman
Ludwig
Sunok
Abrams
Sitomer
Arnold
Brill
Fox
Bohn
Yahrzeit Date
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
1-Jun
2-Jun
3-Jun
3-Jun
4-Jun
4-Jun
5-Jun
5-Jun
5-Jun
6-Jun
6-Jun
7-Jun
7-Jun
7-Jun
8-Jun
8-Jun
8-Jun
11-Jun
11-Jun
12-Jun
12-Jun
12-Jun
13-Jun
13-Jun
14-Jun
14-Jun
14-Jun
15-Jun
Dec First
Miki
Adler
Chani
Rita
Roselyn
Rosyln
Betty
Carole
Julie
Lillian
Arnold
Max
Mayer
Henry
Lydia
Keva
Marvin
Max
Jolan Petrover
Renee
Phillis
William Steven
Irene
George
Doris Rockoff
Dorothy
Brian
Ruth
Stanley
Louis
Marilyn
Martha
Cynthia
Jeanette
Gina
Dec Last
Bohn
Morty
Petrover
Bachner
Ackerman
Ackerman
Block
Elzer
Rosen
Rosenblum
Weinstein
Blum
Levy
Cohen
Jaffke
Miller
Siegel
Thau
Deitch
Kleinfeld
Rothmann
Amitin
Veloz
Coutin
Berman
Rosenberg
Wess
Zimmerman
Goldflam
Gottschalk
Voltz
Winadwer
Levy
Saylor
Orent
Yahrzeit Date
15-Jun
15-Jun
15-Jun
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29-Jun
Yahrzeit plaques are available to order at the office by contacting the
administrator Catherine at: [email protected].
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TBA’s Calendar
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POKER TOURNAMENT SPONSORS
Thank you to the sponsors listed below , your support is greatly appreciated!!
Josh Corben from Corben Optometry,
Daniel Azani from Snow Orthodontics
Brad Pollack from Allegent Group
Dan Sterkel from Nissan of Valencia
Jewish Day Camp from Temple Beth Ami!
Over the past several years many children from Temple Beth Ami have gone to Gan Alonim Day Camp at Brandeis in Simi
Valley and is offered again this year for children entering Kindergarten through 6th grade. Camp is offered for 7 weeks, June
23 through August 8, M-W-F with a Santa Clarita Bus picking up at TBA at 8 a.m. and returning to TBA at 4:40 p.m. at the
cost of $55-1 day; $110-2 days; $160-3 days for each week - all at your choice. Scholarships are available. You can contact
them directly at Phone: (877) 2-ALONIM or by Email: [email protected]. Go to their website www.alonim.com to learn more.
This
is
a
great
opportunity
for
your
children
this
summer!
Please
our
administrator
Catherine
([email protected]) that you have signing up so we can see how many are going! Thanks.
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