We regret to inform you of the P'tirah of Vera Edell Yente Freida Blima bas R' Raphael Avraham a"h, wife of Chuck Edell, mother of Paul, Kenny, Danny and Dovi Edell, Sammy Eisner, Laura Leitman and Chedva Weingarten.

The L'vayah will take place 2:30 pm Sunday November 11 at Agudas Yisroel of Toronto.
K'vurah will take place in the Agudah section of Bathurst Lawn Cemetery.

Shivah will be observed at 112 Almore Ave.

Davening times:
Shacharis: 7:00 am
Minchah: Monday-Thursday: 4:45 pm; Friday 1:00 pm

The Aveilim may be reached:
p. 416.638.1280
e. edell.chuck@gmail.com

Shivah concludes Friday afternoon November 16 after Minchah.

May the family be spared from all further Tzaar.

Nov 18 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

• An Israeli biotech’s treatment is poised to rid the world of AIDS.
• Israeli scientists discovered a molecule that destroys brain cancer cells.
• An Israeli minister in Oman proposed new trade route with Arab states.
• Israeli research now prevents coral reef damage in South Pacific.
• An Israeli design breakthrough makes drip irrigation affordable to most farmers.
• An Israeli games projection system rehabilitates sick children.
• October broke the all-time-record for tourists to Israel.

• Click here to see the 4th Nov newsletter on IsraelSeen, Ruthfully Yours, Janglo, and United With Israel (with additional feature on Inclusive & Global). Also (TY Sandra) in German and (TY Zachy) in Hebrew.  Please pass on these links to German and Hebrew-speaking contacts. Also (TY Esty) please visit (and “like” and “follow”) the www.facebook.com/VerygoodnewsIL Facebook page.

If you are interested in participating in an event this Sunday morning to show support for Pittsburgh through an act of kiruv (along with breakfast), please contact eleibowitz@sthilaw.com today for more details.

Please see flyer.

Clanton Park Synagogue is honoured to invite the community to a speech from  Risa Rotman entitled "Making a Kiddush Hashem from a Nisayon". The event will take place at the Shul on Thursday November 15 at 8:00 pm. 

Dear Members,

Our Shul joins the rest of the Jewish world in mourning the innocent victims of the heinous attack in Pittsburgh. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families impacted by this terrible tragedy, and we Daven that HaShem should protect Am Yisrael from any further Tzar.

In light of these events, the Board prioritized a discussion regarding our Shul's security protocols at a meeting Thursday evening. The following security policies and practices have been implemented effective immediately:

- The Shul will be fully locked throughout the day / evening on Sundays and weekdays, and access to the shul will be restricted to the electronic fob system, which will be the only mode of entry. If you do not have a fob, please make arrangements with Amanda in the Shul office. A $15 deposit is required at the time of pick up. For members that are unable to pick up the fob, we can arrange to drop one off, with appropriate notice.
- The electronic fobs will only be active from 5:15 am - 10:00 pm daily. The facility will be completely secure and alarmed after 10:00 pm.
- Under no circumstances at any point, should members use hangers or other mechanisms to keep external doors ajar. The Board is taking our collective security extremely seriously, and any members who do not comply with this requirement will have their fobs revoked and the Board will also consider potential sanctions on membership privileges as well. There will be no exceptions to this policy.
- We are asking members for their vigilance and to ensure that doors are secured shut upon exiting the facility. You would not leave your home without securing the door behind you. We are asking for the same degree of vigilance with respect to the Shul, as it is our collective responsibility to ensure the security of our members and guests.

The Security Committee is looking into additional security measures and we will apprise you of our progress.

The Board is taking our collective security very seriously, but it is incumbent upon all of us to abide by these policies and practices.

Your attention to these matters is greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
The Board

Lost: A silver link bracelet in the Clanton Park area.

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• Israeli technology allows doctors to review 3D images from ultrasound scans.
• Israel has six new women mayors plus a female Ambassador to Egypt.
• Israel’s (female) culture minister visited the Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi.
• Driverless taxis are planned to start operation in Israel next year.
• The EU is to use Israeli drones to watch over European coastlines.
• The Israeli National Anthem was played twice in the United Arab Emirates.
• Brazil is to move its embassy to Jerusalem.

• Click here to see the 28th Oct newsletter on IsraelSeen, Ruthfully Yours, Janglo, and United With Israel. Also (TY Sandra) in German and (TY Zachy) in Hebrew.  Please pass on these links to German and Hebrew-speaking contacts. Also (TY Esty) please visit (and “like” and “follow”) the www.facebook.com/VerygoodnewsIL Facebook page.

Clanton Park's 8:00 pm Maariv Minyan begins on Monday November 5.
The Minyan is from Monday to Thursday.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Josh Levi at JoshuaULevi@gmail.com.

Rabbi Weber Explores:
SHABBOS, YOM TOV & THE INTERNET
·          Keeping a Website Open on Shabbos.
·          It’s Friday Here, but it’s Shabbos There!
          Payment for Shabbos Work.
·          Active vs. Passive Shabbos Work.

Robbie & Candy Muskat-Brown
117 Clanton Park Rd.

Wednesday October 31, November 14 & 21

(skipping Nov. 7th)

at 8:30 pm

Found:
- Starbucks card
- bag (non-velvet) with T'fillin
- leather Pesach Machzor.
- binder of Hockey cards.
- pair of new T'fillin in a distinctive needlepoint bag.
- a Medeco key with blue top was found by the front door of the shul
- a man's watch in the social hall

Lost:
- Large men’s wool Tallis brand new No atara
- Large book titled history of the Jews 1400 in Spain to 2000 author Smagg

Please see Excel Spread Sheet, PDF Document