THE BETH HAMEDROSH HAGODOLKESSER MAARIV ANSHE LUKNIK NEWSLETTER

TISHREI / CHESHVAN 5773SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2012

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Welcome to Kesser Maariv for the High Holidays áñØãA hearty Bruchim Haba’im to our new Members and Good Neighbors!WelcomeWelcome to Kesser Maariv. Our full name is BethHamedrosh Hagodol Kesser Maariv Anshe Luknik. We havea long name reflective of our long history. Our first minyantook place in Chicago in 1865, and the Beth HamedroshHagodol officially opened in 1867 in downtown Chicago. Eventually the Shul moved to the West Side, and we haveseveral congregants who celebrated their Bar Mitzvah at thatsite. After several mergers, in the 1950s BHH moved to EastRogers Park when it merged with Kesser Maariv. Due toshifting demographics, Kesser Maariv sold their building inEast Rogers Park in 1989, determined to continue in a newneighborhood. In the following years, High Holiday serviceswere held in West Rogers Park.In 1993, we held High Holiday services in Skokie, and wewere able to purchase our current property in Skokie. Regular minyanim began in an existing farmhouse onDecember 31, 1993. In autumn 1999 the first phase of ourbuilding was completed, consisting of the Social Hall andkitchens. The second phase of the Main Sanctuary and BaisMidrash were completed in 2004.LeadershipRabbi Louis Lazovsky has been Rabbi of Kesser Maarivsince 1984, when he succeeded Rabbi Zev Wein, who retired. Rabbi Lazovsky has served the Jewish community in manycapacities for over 35 years, including leading educationalprograms and organizations to benefit immigrants and theunderprivileged. In January 2011 the Board of Directors appointed Rabbi BenZion Lazovsky to serve as Associate Rabbi in addition toserving as Executive Director.Our DaveningFor the High Holidays, we use the ArtScroll Machzor. Thanks to the generosity of Bob & Sheryl Greenstein, wehave many Machzorim available.We have a live auction of aliyas on Rosh Hashana, YomKippur and Simchas Torah. This practice is mentioned in theShulchan Aruch, the Code of Jewish Law. The auction isconducted immediately prior to taking out the Torah.Our Chazzanim are Dr. Edward Kaplan and Rabbi Dr.Pinchas Eisenbach who have been leading our High HolidayServices since 1994. Rabbi Ben Zion Lazovsky has blownthe Shofar for many years and also serves as Chazzan. RabbiEli Lazovsky reads the Torah.Yizkor AppealThere is an ancient custom, mentioned in the Talmud, thateven those who have passed away need atonement. How canthose souls, who are no longer on this earth, achieveatonement? The Talmud says that charity should be given on

their behalf. Accordingly, Kesser Maariv has a live YizkorAppeal. If you would like to have your pledge announced atthe beginning of the appeal, please contact Rabbi Ben Zionbefore Yom Tov and make your pledge before Yom Tov. Forthose who would like to make a private pledge, see RabbisBen Zion or Eli to make a matan b’seser.Daily MinyanWe have daily 6:00 am Shacharit. Before Rosh Hashana,Selichot will begin at 5:45 am. During the Aseret YemaiTeshuva, Selichot will begin at 5:35 am, except on Erev YomKippur, when we will begin at 5:50 am.We are winding down our daily Mincha Maariv, whichbegins 10 minutes before sundown. As sunset gets earlier,we will soon switch to our winter schedule and have Maarivonly at 7:00 pm.Celebrate Your Simcha at Kesser MaarivSponsoring a Kiddush or Seudat Shlisheet is a great way tocelebrate your birthday, anniversary or other simcha withyour Kesser Maariv Family. Call Judy Whisler to reserve adate.Another great way to mark a special occasion or milestone isto buy a Leaf, Acorn or Foundation Stone on our EttyRubinow Tree of Life, located on the south wall of theSanctuary. Contact the office, or use the order form on ourwebsite.Call the office to donate Chumashim, Siddurim or books.Our Social Hall is available for rental for all types ofSimchas. Contact the office for details.Chesed Fund If you know of a new family in the neighborhood, please letAnne Elovic know so Kesser Maariv can welcome them toour neighborhood. We have many other chesed projectsthroughout the year. The Chesed Fund also arranges formeals during hospital stays and shiva.Adele Goldblum Women’s CouncilThe Women’s Council serves as an extension of the Shul bysponsoring social, educational and chesed events andfundraisers. Their many activities include summertimeSeudot Shlisheet with guest speakers, a Women’s Week ofLearning and donations of plants to seniors.A full list of committees, chairpeople and phone numbers ison the next page.UPCOMING EVENTS & DATES TO REMEMBER

HIGH HOLIDAYS 5773Membership

We invite you to join us for the High Holidays. RoshHashana begins on September 16 ! Please refer to theth

enclosed flyer for information about membership and seatsfor the High Holidays.

Shabbat Shuva ShiurOn September 22, 2012, Rabbi Louis Lazovsky willdeliver his annual special Shabbat Shuva shiur in lieu ofthe Shabbat afternoon class at 4:50 pm.

Hakafot on Simchat TorahHakafot will be held on Monday evening and Tuesdaymorning, October 8 and 9 . We are looking for a host orth th

hosts to sponsor our refreshments. Please call the office tomake arrangements.

Simchat Torah Communal LuncheonOn Wednesday, October 9 we will have our annualth

Simchat Torah Lunch. Thanks to a generous sponsor,there will not be a per person charge for lunch, thoughreservations are requested. Call the Shul office at (847)679-9800 or email bhhkmal@yahoo.com by September28 with your reservations.th

YizkorWe recite Yizkor on Yom Kippur, Wednesday, September26 at about 11:30 am, and on Shmini Atzeret, Thursdayth

October 8 at about 10:30 am.th

Misheberach ListIf you have names for a misheberach, please send them tothe shul office or e-mail to bhhkmal@yahoo.com. WithRosh Hashana approaching, we will make a new list. Please resubmit any names you may have previouslysubmitted to ensure they will be included.

ORDER YOUR LULAV AND ETROG NOW!!The shul will once again sell top quality Lulav sets fromIsrael. To order your set please contact the office byFriday, September 21 . For additional information, or tost

order an upgraded set, please call Ben Zion Lazovsky at(847) 679-9800. Sets will be available for pick-up afterYom Kippur. Order Form is later in this newsletter.

Happy Day Cards & StandingsJoin the Kesser Maariv Cards standing list! For only $50a year, your name will automatically be included whenevera card is sent from our shul to fellow members for a refuashlayma, condolence or mazal tov. To join the standings,please contact the office at (847) 679-9800 orbhhkmal@yahoo.com. Also, cards are available forpurchase from the office for $1.50 each or 13 cards for$18. If you would like us to send a card for you for $2,please contact Wendy Hartz at (708) 205-5109.

Rabbi Meyer Juzint’s The Chain of MiraclesThis amazing Holocaust memoir written by a teacher ofRabbi Louis Lazovsky and a friend of Kesser Maariv, isavailable for purchase from the office for $20. Finalpreparations for Nechamas Meyer, Mussar on Parsha,Breishis and Shemos, are almost complete, and will beready, with G-d’s help, within the next few months.

Send-A-Kid-To-Israel Partnership (S.K.I.P.)Kesser Maariv is proud to be a participating Congregationin S.K.I.P. The program allows parents to contributemoney annually in partnership with the synagogue and theJewish Federation for an Israel trip for their children. Fordetails please contact Ben Zion Lazovsky at (847)679-9800.

Save the Date - Scholar-in-Residence November 17Rabbi Dr. Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff of Jerusalem, notedauthor and scholar, will be Scholar-in-Residence for theweekend of November 16-18.

PAST EVENTSOn Tisha B’av Rabbi Ben Zion gave a shiur on themes inKinnot, which included suicide in the Kinnot and forms ofdishonesty. We showed the Chafetz Chaim HeritageFoundation video, and we also showed “Names, NotNumbers,” interviews with Holocaust survivors by studentsof Hillel Torah...Our Annual Meeting was held on August2 . The President’s Report of our activities and thend

nominating committee report were presented. YasherKoach to our Board for their dedication to our Shul.

ADELE GOLDBLUM WOMEN’S COUNCILUPCOMING EVENTS

KM Knitters – For meeting information and to be placedon the email list please call Wendy Hartz at (708) 205-5109.

Congregation B.H.H. Kesser Maariv A.L.4341 W. GolfSkokie, IL 60076(847) 679-9800fax (847) 679-5041e-mail: bhhkmal@yahoo.com www.KesserMaariv.org

Rabbi Louis A. LazovskySteven D. Goldrich, PresidentRabbi Ben Zion Lazovsky,

Associate Rabbi & Executive DirectorNasrin Kheradyar & Saretta Lazovsky, Co-Presidents,

Adele Goldblum Women’s Council

Committee Contact Information:

Bricks Saretta Lazovsky(847) 676-0556 or lazovsky@juno.com

Chesed Fund Anne Elovic (847) 673-2904

Donate Books & Siddurim Office(847) 679-9800 or bhhkmal@yahoo.com

Endowment Michael Hartz (708) 366-7662

Happy Day Cards Wendy Hartz (708) 205-5109

Kiddush & Seudat Shlisheet Judy Whisler (847) 677-2281 or j5awhisler@aol.com

Membership Bob Greenstein (847) 967-7408 Judy Whisler (847) 677-2281

Social Hall Rental Office Tree of Life bhhkmal@yahoo.com Yahrzeit Plaques (847) 679-9800

PAST EVENTSWomen’s Week of Learning – Malkie Eisenberg spokeabout “The Ultimate Mitzvah”. Keren Bider of Shalvapresented “Healthy Relationships”. Rabbi Ben Zion gavea book review of “Out of the Depths” by former IsraeliChief Rabbi Israel Meir Lau...On July 31 we had ourannual Bonfire at Emily Oaks Nature Center...On August5 we heard “Dueling Pianos” at Devonshire Park...Thanksto Larry, Joe and Ben Weinger, Carmella Bega, LarryRosen, Brenda Kahn and Cookie Goldrich who serveddinner at Cafe ARK on August 15 .th

GOOD & WELFAREMazel Tov to: Yoni & Dr. Aliza Blumofe on the birth of agranddaughter, to Avner & Gitit Blumofe...NasrinKheradyar on the birth of a granddaughter, Lily Goldie, toDrs. David & Rinat Kheradyar...Oren Dragon on hismarriage to Danielle Baranson. Mazel tov to Oren’sparents, Daniel & Debbie...Jeff & Judy Whisler on thebirth of a granddaughter, Willow, to Josh & SharonaWhisler...Joyce Wankovsky on the birth of her grandsonMichael...Steve and Sue Goldrich on the Bar Mitzvah oftheir son Josh. Mazal Tov to the grandparents Mrs. JeanGoldrich and Art & Cookie Goldrich.Refua Shleima to: Joe Fagan, Rebbetzin Saretta Lazovsky,Floyd Ruben, and Barbara Sachs.Condolences to: Dr. Aliza Blumofe on the loss of herfather....Aron Lavon on the loss of his mother.Welcome to Skokie: Pamela & Mikael Salabi.Thank you to our recent Kiddush Sponsors: Milt & ShirleySabin, Daniel & Debbie Dragon, Iris & Joe Fagan, Steve &Sue Goldrich and anonymous sponsors.Thank you to our recent Seudat Shlisheet Sponsors:Harvey & Miriam Schiller, Larry & Judy Weinger, RabbiWilliam Fertig, Rabbi Louis & Saretta Lazovsky, Marty &Sandy Miretzky and Steve & Sue Goldrich.

DVAR TORAHRosh Hashana - September 16-18. On Sunday evening,September 16 , we begin the Jewish New Year of 5773. th

We also begin the period known as the Aseret YemayTeshuva, Ten Days of Repentance. A most solemn time,Rosh Hashana commemorates the anniversary ofmankind’s creation after the creation of the world six daysearlier. During the two days of Rosh Hashana, G-d judgesthe entire world and inscribes the fate of all life. As Jews,we recite various prayers to express our aspirations, and we

eat many symbolic foods in hopes of bringing specialblessings. During Rosh Hashanah, we observe the customof Tashlich, in which we go to living bodies of water andrecite prayers, thus symbolically casting off our sins, aswell as to seek merit for the deeds of our forefatherAbraham who, according to the Midrash, was forced tocross a sea in order to fulfill G-d’s command to bring hisson Isaac to Mount Moriah.

A major focus of Rosh Hashana is the blowing ofthe shofar. One hundred kolot, or notes, blown duringvarious portions of the service remind us of the Almighty’scoronation as King of the Universe, awaken our sleepinghearts from their lethargy to return to the Almighty andhelp us recount the story of Abraham sacrificing a ram inplace of his son. Our sages teach us that the ashes of theram of Isaac are maintained in a bag underneath the throneof Almighty G-d. Whenever the Jewish people are indanger of being punished by the Almighty, He looks atthese ashes, remembers the actions of Abraham and Isaacand grants the Jewish people forgiveness and mercy. Wepray for G-d’s mercy and hope that we, like Isaac, will bespared. We also pray for forgiveness for the previousyear’s transgressions and implore the Creator for a yearwhere we will perform Mitzvot unstintingly, a year of goodhealth, peace and prosperity on the merit of our teshuva -repentance.

“And Repentance, Prayer and Charity remove theunfavorable judgement.” Kesser Maariv Pushkas (TzedakaBoxes) Are Available. Call the Office to pick one up.Tzom Gedaliah - Wednesday, September 19. The fast dayof Tzom Gedaliah is on the day after Rosh Hashana. Thefast commemorates the murder of Gedaliah ben Achikam,who was a Jewish leader appointed by our conquerors afterthe destruction of the First Temple in 586 B.C.E. With hisassassination by one of his countrymen, Jews lost theirstake in self-rule even in the Diaspora. The fast begins at5:11 am and ends at 7:20 pm.Yom Kippur - September 25-26. Yom Kippur is theunique day of the year dedicated to forgiveness, mercy andconciliation between G-d and the Jewish people. This yearit begins on Tuesday evening, September 25, with theceremony of Kol Nidre, a prayer to annul any unfulfilledoaths or vows. Speech is the attribute that distinguishesman from the rest of the animal kingdom. Accordingly, weare very concerned with the punishments that may occur

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Number of Sets:__________ Total enclosed: $________Price Per Set is $50.00 for members and $55.00 for non-members with deluxe $75 sets also available. My check in the amount of $ ____ is enclosed. Please call Ben Zion Lazovsky to make specificarrangements to pick up your set(s) which will be available after Yom Kippur.

for deliberate or accidental transgressions concerning ourspeech. The holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur,commemorates G-d’s forgiveness of the Israelites, whosesin was the worship of the golden calf after they receivedthe Ten Commandments. It is a day when we arecommanded to shed our earthly limitations and aspire toemulate the angels. Accordingly, we abstain from eating,drinking, wearing leather shoes, using lotions, washing andmarital relations. By observing these prohibitions, wetranscend our physical existence and are elevated to ahigher spiritual state, so we are better able to pray forourselves, our loved ones, our families and for all of Israel. On Yom Kippur, G-d evaluates our actions during the TenDays of Repentance and determines whether our actionswere sincere or empty. On the merit of repentance, prayerand charity, we are able to avert the severe decree that mayhave been ordained during Rosh Hashanah. As we havebeen forgiven in the past through positive and sincere actsof repentance, may we be forgiven in the future. We prayfor a new year filled with all of G-d’s blessings for us, ourextended families and for all our people.

Sukkot begins Sunday evening, September 30, andcontinues through October 7. It commemorates the timewhen G-d took the Jewish people out of Egypt and housedthem in the “Annanei Hakavod - Clouds of Glory” thatprotected the Jewish people; therefore we dwell in sukkot,or temporary huts. Sukkot is the holiday of perfection,completion and the Jewish people’s greatest joy. The firsttwo days of Sukkot are known as “yom tov” (holidays)where most “melechah” (creative activity) is prohibited. They are followed by “Chol Hamoed” (Intermediate Days),which are hybrid, in that they have aspects of both holidaysand regular week days.

Sukkot is also called “Chag Haasif - Festival of theGathering”, when we look back at the recently concludedgrowing season and take great pride in our achievements. However, even though Sukkot is a most joyous time, it isalso a time of great spiritual danger. Jews must neverbelieve that the great bounty and blessing bestowed uponthem was achieved solely through their efforts, or that thebounty is the ultimate goal. It is the Almighty whobestows such abundance for the purpose of enabling ourspiritual development and perfection. Accordingly, weleave our comfortable homes and make the succah ourpermanent dwelling for an entire week. We leave theabundance of harvest time to eat and sleep in the succah,which helps us remember the Exodus from Egypt and theseven Divine clouds which enveloped the Jewish peoplefrom the north, south, east, west, above, below and in front,

that sheltered us during our travels in the wilderness. Byleaving our homes, we realize that unless the Divinepresence is there to protect us, we are not safe even in thelargest, most fortified castle.

When eating in the succah, we invite seven“Ushpizin” or guests. These guests were the essentialleaders of the Jewish people: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob,Joseph, Moses, Aaron and King David. We invite theseguests because each represents one of the seven spiritualattributes needed to perfect our souls in service of theCreator. Jewish mysticism explains these characteristics toinclude: kindness, valor, splendor, eternity, glory,foundation, and kingship.

Every day of Sukkot, with the exception ofShabbat, when they are not touched, one blessing is recitedover the four species - the Etrog, Lulav, Hadasim andAravot. The first time we take them on the holiday, wealso recite Shehechiyanu. The four species are also used inthe Hallel prayer, which is a prayer that praises and thanksthe Almighty. Prior to the conclusion of the morningprayers, a Torah is taken out of the Ark and brought to the“bimah - central podium.” Congregants recite specialprayers while holding the four species in their hands andmake one complete “Hakafa” (revolution or circuit) aroundthe Torah and Bimah in commemoration of the circuits thatwere made in the Temple. On the last of the intermediatedays, known as Hoshanah Rabbah, seven circuits are made,after which willows are beaten on the floor to symbolizethe end of the high holiday period of judgement.Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah October 7-9 – AtSukkot’s end, Jews immediately celebrate the holidays ofShemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. The Midrash, or Biblecommentary, teaches that on Sukkot we are concerned withall humanity because in the Temple we offered 70sacrifices during Sukkot, corresponding to the 70 nationsof the world. However, Shemini Atzeret and SimchatTorah is a holiday just for the Almighty and the Jewishpeople. The holidays remind us that material needs andwants are fleeting illusions; the realm of the spirit is theonly true and permanent domain. We recite the Yizkor, ormemorial prayer, during Shemini Atzeret to rememberthose who have gone before us and set out paths for us tofollow. On Simchat Torah, Jews dance and rejoice withtheir entire being as we conclude the reading of the Torah,and then, immediately begin reading the Torah once again. In spite of tremendous adversity, oppression and exile, wehave been promised that the Torah will always guard andprotect us. Even if all else is taken away from the Jewishpeople, the Torah will always remain.

Order your Lulav & Etrog! Order form is on the back of this sheet.

SHABBAT & HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Date Candle Lighting ‘Erev’ Mincha Shacharit Shiur Mincha

Ki Tavo 9/7-9/8 6:53 pm 6:55 pm 8:45 am 5:40 pm 6:40 pm

Nitzavim 9/14-9/15 6:41 pm 6:40 pm 8:45 am 5:30 pm 6:30 pm

1 Day Rosh Hashana 9/16-9/17 6:38 pm 6:40 pm 8:30 am no shiur 6:40 pmst

2 Day Rosh Hashana 9/17-9/18 7:38 pm 6:40 pm 8:30 am no shiur 6:40 pmnd

Vayelech (Shuva) 9/21-9-22 6:29 pm 6:30 pm 8:45 am 4:50 pmDrasha

6:20 pm

Yom Kippur 9/25- 9/26 6:22 pm Mincha 2:30 pmKol Nidrei 6:25 pm

8:00 amYizkor

no shiur 5:30 pmNeila 6:30

Ha’azinu 9/28-9/29 6:17 pm 6:20 pm 8:45 am 5:05 pm 6:05 pm

1 Day Sukkot 9/30-10/1 6:13 pm 6:15 pm 8:45 am no shiur 6:15 pmst

2 Day Sukkot 10/1-10/2 7:14 pm 6:15 pm 8:45 am no shiur 6:15 pmnd

Shabbat Chol HamoedSukkot

10/5-10/6 6:05 pm 6:05 pm 8:45 am no shiur 6:15 pm

Shmini Atzeret 10/7-10/8 6:01 pm 6:05 pm 8:45 amYizkor

no shiur 6:05 pm

Simchat Torah 10/8-10/9 7:02 pm 6:05 pm 8:45 am no shiur 6:05 pm

Breishit 10/12-10/13 5:53 pm 5:55 pm 8:45 am 4:45 pm 5:45 pm

Noach 10/19-10/20 5:42 pm 5:45 pm 8:45 am 4:30 pm 5:30 pm

Lech Lecha 10/26-10/27 5:32 pm 5:35 pm 8:45 am 4:20 pm 5:20 pm

If you have a chiyuv - obligation to daven or require an Aliya, please inform Rabbi Lazovsky before Shabbat.To sponsor a kiddush or shalashudos, please call Judy Whisler at (847) 677-2281.

WEEKDAY SCHEDULE

Minyan TimesMinyanim meet in the Kaufman Bais Midrash

ShacharitSunday: 8:00 am; Sept 16: 7:30 am (Erev RH)Monday-Friday: 6:00 amSept 10-14: 5:45 am, Sept 19: 5:20 amSept 20, 21, 24: 5:35 am, Sept 25: 5:50 amMincha-MaarivSunday-Thursday: 15 minutes before sundownSoon, we will have M-Th Maariv at 7:00 pm

Classes

Sunday Morning at 9:45 am: Parsha Class inthe Weekly Sedra.Given by Rabbi Moshe Soloveichik

Tuesdays after Maariv: Drush Or HaChayim bythe Tiferes Yisrael on the Immortality of theSoul, given by Rabbi Ben Zion.

For more learning opportunities, contact Rabbis B. or E. Lazovsky

Malamud Reference LibraryCome and Learn from any of the hundreds of titles in our library.

Lending LibraryMembers may borrow books from our Lending Library, located on the south side of the Social Hall.

Tape Lending LibraryWe have tapes and digital audio files on many topics including Chumash, Talmud and Mussar.

Family Rate Single Rate Additional Seat Dependent Child(2 tickets) (1 ticket)

Membership $1000 $525 $200 $75

First Time Good Neighbor Tickets $475 $265 $200 $75

Tickets only, no membership $525 $200

Friend of Kesser Maariv (no tickets or membership) $200

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July 15, 2012 – úùòØá úîåæ ëØäDear Members and Friends:

We hope this letter finds you well, and safely enjoying the summer. By now we hope you are familiar with the many programsand milestones that we have achieved since our arrival in Skokie. It is with great pleasure that we invite you, your family andfriends to reserve your high holiday seats and worship with us for the upcoming New Year of úùòØâ - 5773. We are confidentthat the upcoming holiday services will be truly moving and meaningful.

Selichot services will be held on Saturday night, September 8, 2012, at 11:00 p.m., at 4341 W. Golf in Skokie, with a specialprogram and refreshments held at 10:00 p.m., immediately preceding the services. Please come, get acquainted with ourcongregation and allow us to welcome you and include you as part of our extended family.

We will once again use the ArtScroll Machzor for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Membership and Ticket Rates

The membership rates have not increased in the past six years. To encourage new memberships this year, we will againwaive the building fund obligation for new members.To serve you better, we accept payments of $500 and above by Visa, Master Card or Discover.

If you have any further questions, please call Bob Greenstein at (847) 967-7408, Judy Whisler at (847) 677-2281, or thesynagogue office at (847) 679-9800.

The congregation and officers want to extend our warmest best wishes for a New Year filled with good health, peace, prosperity,and happiness to our members, worshipers, families and friends. Please tell your friends, neighbors and relatives about our shul,and encourage them to join us for the upcoming high holiday season.

L'Shana Tova Tikatevu V'Tachatemu,

Steven Goldrich Louis Aryeh LazovskySteven Goldrich, President Rabbi Louis Aryeh Lazovsky----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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