Aish Thornhill Community Shul. D var Torah Mincha / Kabbalat Shabbat / Maariv. Delving into our Shabbat Teffilot. Torah Service - Toldot pg: 124

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1 949 Clark Ave West Thornhill ON L4J 8G6 PHONE FAX RABBI Avram Rothman x 214 (C) arothman@aish.edu REBBETZIN Ruth E Rothman tcsrbtzn@aish.edu RABBI S ASSISTANT Hadassah Hoffer x 210 hhoffer@aish.com PRESIDENT Stuart Haber stuarthaber@rogers.com GABBAI: Jonathan Sherrington aishthornhillgabbai@gmail.com YOUTH DIRECTOR: David Toledano davidtoley@gmail.com SHABBAT HOSPITALITY Chani Rosenberg chanirosenberg@gmail.com Aish Thornhill Community Shul Bulletin: Toldot November 9/ Kislev 5779 Candle Lighting : 4:40 pm Shabbat Ends: 5:43 pm ~ The ongoing mission of the Aish Thornhill Community Shul is to create a family-friendly community where Jews of all backgrounds can experience meaningful Jewish Living and Heritage in an inspiring, educational and welcoming environment. D var Torah Mincha / Kabbalat Shabbat / Maariv FRIDAY EVENING SHABBAT MORNING IN THE MAIN SANCTUARY 4: 45 pm New Prayer Class: Connecting to the Eternal: Rabbi Rothman 8:30 am Delving into our Shabbat Teffilot Shacharis 9:00 am Torah Service - Toldot pg: 124 Dr. Jeff Bernholtz 9:55 am Haftorah - pg: 1137 Rabbi s Drasha Rabbi Avram Rothman 10:40 am Mussaf: 10:55 am Announcements / Adon Olam R Stu Haber 11:25 am SHABBAT MORNING THROUGHOUT THE SHUL Hashkama Minyan Library 7:30 am Kiddush & Class with Rabbi Yeres Jerusalem Hall 9:20 am Praying for Rain - Canada vs Israel vs Australia Library Minyan 9:30 am This Week s D var Torah 9:30 am Kiddush Jerusalem Hall ~12:30 pm NEW Early Mincha Sanctuary 12:45 pm SHABBAT AFTERNOON /GINZBURG LEARNING CENTRE Ginzburg Learning Centre Will resume in the Spring Mincha Sanctuary 4:30 pm Shalosh Seuda Jerusalem Hall 5:00 pm Havdalah 5:43 pm LIFE CYCLE Condolences to Igal (& Chana) Zahavi and Family On the passing of Igal s father Zeev Zahavi ~ Mazal Tov to Chani and Menachem Rosenberg on the engagement of their son Moshe Rosenberg to Ettel Bracha Freedman of Lakewood NJ

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4 Sholosh Seudot Halacha Discussion A question arose in the case of Reuven, who came from America to visit Eretz Yisrael. He got into a cab at the airport and asked the driver to take him to his destination, which was just 20 minutes away. Halfway through the journey, the driver remarked that he had forgotten to turn on the meter. I ll charge you just 70 dollars for the trip, the driver remarked, as if it was a bargain, while the trip really should not have cost more than 20 dollars, as Reuven well knew. Reuven sat there quietly in the back seat, and made no attempt to argue with the price. He just took a hundred dollar bill out of his pocket, and held it to the driver to see. Then, by the time they reached their destination, the hundred- dollar bill had disappeared! Reuven started searching through his bags in the crack behind the seat cushion, on the floor and all over the place, but he could not find the money. Could you please lend me a flashlight to look for the money? he asked, but the driver did not have one in the car. Okay, I ll go inside the house and get one. Wait here just a minute. Reuven got out with his bags and went into the house, but the driver didn t wait for him to return. With the 100 dollar bill still lost somewhere in the car, he sped off chuckling to himself that he managed to get a 100 dollars not just 70 for a 20 dollar ride. Afterwards, Reuven s conscience bothered him, so he went to ask a rav what to do. You feel guilty about not paying the driver, after he drove off with your 100 dollar bill? asked the rav. Well, not exactly, answered Reuven. I saw who I was dealing with, and decided to teach him a lesson. I put the 100 dollars back in my pocket and pretended to have dropped it. I suspected he would drive off in hopes of stealing it, as indeed he did, but there was no 100 dollars in the car. In the end, I did not pay him anything at all for the trip, even the 20 dollars that he really deserved. Should I try to find him to pay him the 20 dollars, or does he deserve to be cheated for trying to cheat me? What is the answer? Find out at Shalosh Seuda with Rabbi Rothman

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