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Weekly Bulletin

Yahrzeits

Yahrzeits: November 1- 30, 2025 (10 Cheshvan- 10 Kislev):

 

Basie Gurkow for her grandfather, Chaim Aaron Block, 10 Cheshvan (Oct 31- Nov 1, Fri/Sat)

 

Isaak Rubinchik for his father, Aaron Rubinchik, 13 Cheshvan (Nov 3- 4, Mon/Tues)

 

Leonid Lachterman for his mother, Gittl Lachterman, 18 Cheshvan (Nov 8-9, Sat/Sun)

Robin Tugender for her husband, Harry (Tzvi Hersh Ben Netanel) 20 Cheshvan (Nov10-11, Mon/Tues) 

 

Leonid Lachterman for his father, Isaak Lachterman, 22 Cheshvan (Nov 12-13, Wed/Thurs)

 

Judy Palansky for her father, Reuben Senensky, 29 Cheshvan (Nov 19-20, Wed/Thurs)

 

George Iszakovits for his mother, Regina Iszakovits, 1 Kislev (Nov 20- 21, Thurs/Fri)

 

Hazel Friedman for her father, Aba Leb ben Peretz, 2 Kislev, (Nov 21- 22, Fri/Sat)

 

Gerald Fridman, 8 Kislev (Nov 27- 28, Thurs/Fri)

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Health Note:

1) Masks are no longer required in shul, for normal services. 2) Please be respectful of everyone’s choices. If you are seated near someone who is uncomfortable with unmasking, consider putting on your mask or sitting at a safe distance e.g. toward the front of the sanctuary. 3) Self screening is still required and if you are not feeling well, please do not come to shul.

The deadline for announcements to go into the October 2025 Bulletin is 10:00 am on Tuesday October 14, 2025. If you miss the deadline but would like an announcement to be made verbally on Shabbat, please ensure that the text of your announcement is received by the office by Thursday at noon. If using email, requests should be sent to: office@bethtefilah.ca

Peanut Allergies and other sensitivities:

 

Please be advised that the food served in the synagogue cannot be guaranteed to be peanut free. It is our policy though, not to allow any peanut products in this building.

Congregation Beth Tefilah tries to provide an environment in which all can attend in comfort, therefore we request that our attendees refrain from using strong perfumes and scents.

Traffic Signal at Kipps Lane:

The traffic lights at Kipps Lane have been reprogrammed at our request. On Saturdays, between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., every time the signal turns green for east-west movement (i.e. to cross Adelaide) it automatically provides an extended "walk" time as if you had pressed the "walk" button. You and your family may now cross Adelaide safely without the need to press the button. Thanks are due to the City of London Traffic Department

Rain Gear:

In case of rainy weather occurring after services, rain ponchos are available on the top shelf of the coat rack

in the vestibule. Please feel to take one and return it to the shul at a later date. 

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October  2025 Donations and Sponsorships

  • Ishai Family

  • Chana Richards

  • Blanca Abramson to honour the Rabbi and Rebbetzin

  • Jennie Teplitzky in memory of Martin Teplitsky and in appreciation of her family’s

  •     recent visit to Beth Tefilah

  • Roslyn Caplan

  • Lisa Klinger

  • Irina Sapir

  • Steve Antony

  • Isaak Rubinchik to commemorate the yahrzeit of his father, Aaron Rubinchik

  • Igor Sljukic

  • Alon and Effie Gurman in appreciation for reminding and praying for our hostages.

  • Melanie and Stan Nathanson for the warm welcome to Beth Tefilah while celebrating

  •   Simchat Torah

  • Pearl Santopinto in memory of her mother, Frances Sklenar

  • Susan Blake in memory of her mother, Piri Newman

  • Shel Krakofsky in memory of his father, Shlomo Krakofsky

  • Rabbi Lazer and Basie Gurkow sponsorship of the first day of Sukkot Kiddush

  • Brian and Stacey Ublanski for sponsoring the Simchat Torah Kiddush

  • Yosef Malakov

  • Roman Malakov and Aliza Kaparot 

  • Belenkov Family in loving memory of Rabbi Gurkow’s father 

  • Leonid and Tatiana Lachterman in commemoration of the yahrzeits of Gittel and

  •       Isaak Lachterman

  • Joshua Perelman kiddush sponsorship

  • Michael Goldman sponsoring the November 1 kiddush

  • Robin Tugender for sponsoring the November 8 kiddush 

In Jewish history there are no coincidences. 

Elie Wiesel

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