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THE BETH HAMEDROSH HAGODOL
KESSER MAARIV ANSHE LUKNIK NEWSLETTER
TAMMUZ / AV / ELUL 5779
JULY / AUGUST / 2019
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UPCOMING EVENTS & DATES TO REMEMBER
Tisha B’Av
The fast to commemorate the destruction of the first and
second Bait Hamikdash begins on Saturday evening
August 10th. Because Erev Tisha B’Av is Shabbat, not
all of the usual laws apply; for example, the meal before
the fast may be meat, since the meal is on Shabbat. To
allow people to eat the final meal as late in the day as
possible, we will daven Mincha on Shabbat, August 10th
at 5:00 pm (please note we will not serve seudat shlishit
in Shul). You should finish your pre-fast meal no later
than 7:50 pm. We will daven Maariv and read Eicha at
9:10 pm after Shabbat is over so families may drive.
However, we do not make a regular Havdala; we cannot
drink so we say “Baruch hamavdil bein kodesh lechol.”
On Tisha B’Av we observe the chameshet
inuyim, which are the same five prohibitions that are
observed on Yom Kippur for the entire Tisha B’av. The
prohibitions include: no eating or drinking, no
annointing, no wearing leather shoes, no bathing or
washing even part of your body, or past the knucles, and
no marital relations. As an additional sign of mourning,
we do not exchange greetings, engage in levity or
transact business. We also are not permitted to learn
joyous passages of Torah. Instead we learn those
passages from the Talmud in Gittin or Moed Kattan that
deal with the destruction of the Temple or laws of
mourning. We may also learn those sections from the
Nach dealing with the destruction of the Temple
provided that we skip those sections that speak of
redemption.
TISHA B’AV SCHEDULE
SHABBAT AUGUST 10, 2019 Mincha at 5:00 pm.
Finish your pre-fast meal by 7:50 pm.
After Shabbat, do not make havdala. Say “Baruch
Hamavdil Bein Kodesh L’Chol” and you may drive to shul
for Maariv & Eicha at 9:10 pm. At this time we will
remove the parochet from the Ark, dim the lights and sit on
the ground or low stools or benches. Eicha and the evening
Kinot will be read.
SUNDAY August 11, 2019
Shacharit will begin at 8:00 am. There is Torah reading
and a Haftarah. As a sign of mourning, we do not don the
Tallit or Tefillin until the afternoon. At the conclusion of
davening, we recite the entire Kinot service. Rabbis Louis
& Ben Zion Lazovsky will give commentary on the Kinnot.
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High Holidays 5780 & Membership Information
We recite Selichot on Saturday evening, September 21st.
Please join us for refreshments at 10:00 pm, a shiur at
10:40 pm, and Selichot at 11:00 pm.
Rosh Hashana begins Sunday night,
September 29th.
Membership Information
Lulav Order Form
KM New Year Greeting
Form are all inside!!!
We do not get up to sit on regular chairs until after mid-
day, which is at 12:56.
Mincha will begin at 7:30 pm. We put on the Tallit and
Tefillin and recite those sections of the davening that were
omitted in the morning. We also take out the Torah and
read a Haftarah.
Maariv will begin at 8:15 pm and will be followed by
Kiddush Levanah, the sanctification of the moon.
The fast will end at 8:40 pm.
On the merit of our sincere prayers and mourning
for Jerusalem and for the destruction of the Bait
Hamikdash, may the Almighty hear our prayers. May He
have mercy on us and send the Mashiach to redeem us from
the four corners of the earth to a rebuilt Eretz Yisrael and
Bait Hamikdash.
Annual Meeting
Our Annual Meeting to discuss the past year and to
vote on the new slate of officers and directors will take
place on Tuesday August 27 at 6:45 pm.
Early Shabbat
As the summer continues we daven Mincha every Friday at
7:00 pm. If you will be starting Shabbat early with us, light
candles at about 7:25 pm, and repeat Kriat Sh'ma after
nightfall.
Rabbi Juzint’s Nechamas Meyer & Chain of Miracles
Get authentic Slabodka Mussar explanations on the weekly
Parsha (Breishis & Shemos) by Rabbi Meyer Juzint z”l, a
teacher of Rabbi Louis Lazovsky and a friend of Kesser
Maariv! Purchase from the office and on our website for
$25. The introduction is a special companion to The Chain
of Miracles, also available from the office for $20, which
describes how Rabbi Juzint was saved by Divine
 Providence many times during the Holocaust.
Partners in Torah
Kesser Maariv is proud to host “Partners” on Mondays
from 8-9:00pm. Men and women are invited to come learn
Torah with a partner, and hear short inspirational remarks
at the end. Refreshments are served. Questions? Contact
Jeff Greenspan or Dovid Sukenik at
dsukenik@fulcrumcm.com
Skokie First Responders Kiddush
Members of the Fire and
Police Departments will
join us on August 3rd at a
Kiddush honoring our
First Responders. Last
year about 15
firefigh t e r s , police
officers and detectives
joined us! If you would like to sponsor,
please contact the office or Barbara
Pomper at (847) 256-1198, or the office.
New Year Greetings
Be part of the Kesser Maariv Family's
New Year greeting card. For only $26,
your name will be included on a poster
in the Shul's front lobby. It's a great way
to extend your good wishes! Call Sheryl
Greenstein at (847) 967-7408 or email
oogiah@aol.com by Sunday, September 22nd to have your
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Rabbi Louis A. Lazovsky
Steven D. Goldrich, President
Rabbi Ben Zion Lazovsky,
Associate Rabbi & Executive Director
Sandy Miretzky, Nasrin Kheradyar & Saretta Lazovsky,
Co-Presidents, Adele Goldblum Women’s Council
Committee Contact Information:
Happy Day Cards 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 Rabbi Louis Lazovsky
Kiddush & Seudat Shlisheet Judy Whisler
Membership 8/677-2281 j5awhisler@aol.com
name included.
Lulav and Etrog Sets
The shul will once again sell top quality Lulav sets
from Israel. Please order your set from the office
by October 4th. Cost per set is $50 for members or
$55 for non-members Upgraded sets available.
Please call Rabbi Benzie at (847) 679-9800 or
email bhhkmal@yahoo.com . Sets will be
available for pick-up after Yom Kippur. Order
Form is later in this newsletter.
Shabbat Shuva Shiur
On Shabbat October 5th Rabbi Louis Lazovsky will deliver
his annual special Shabbat Shuva shiur in lieu of the
Shabbat afternoon class at 4:25 pm.
Hakafot on Simchat Torah
Hakafot will be held on Monday evening and Tuesday
morning, October 21st and 22nd.
Yizkor
We recite Yizkor on Yom Kippur, Wednesday, October 9th
at about 11:30 am, and on Shmini Atzeret, Monday October
21st at about 10:30 am.
For information about ordering Yahrzeit plaques, please
call the office at (847) 679-9800.
Stop By the Shul to...
•Pick up a Kesser Maariv Pushke (Tzedaka Box). Pushkes
are available from the office during the week.
•Borrow books from our Lending Library, located on the
south side of the Social Hall (for members only).
•Borrow Shiurim from the Tape Lending Library
•Study from books in the Malamud Reference Library and
the Max Katz Memorial Library.
E-mail List
To receive our emails, please send an e-mail to
bhhkmal@yahoo.com indicating that you wish to be placed
on the e-mail list. We are happy to have more than one e-
mail address per family.
Parsha Podcasts / Social Media
Rabbi Louis Lazovsky's morning Vorts on the Parsha are
available as podcasts at KesserMaariv.podomatic.com (a
link is on our homepage, www.KesserMaariv.org).
Facebook: Fb.me/Kesser Maariv Twitter: @KesserMaariv
Misheberach List
If you have names for a misheberach, please send them to
the shul office or e-mail to bhhkmal@yahoo.com.
Happy Day Cards & Standings
Beautiful All-Occasion Cards (designed by Wendy Hartz
z“l) are available for purchase 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, or join the standings, please contact the
office at (847) 679-9800.
PAST EVENTS
Rabbi Moshe Soloveichik’s Hagaddah Shiur.
Hagalas Keilim (and Tzitzit tying) before Pesach. Thanks
to Alan Herbach & Rabbi Benzie for this helpful service.
Pesach Project - thanks to all who bought food for families
in need.
Sensory Walk at Emily Oaks Nature Center for children
during Chol Hamoed Pesach.
Graduation & Yom Haatzmaut
Luncheon - a lovely Kiddush Luncheon
took place on June 1 honoring this year’s
graduates.
Shavuot Mishmar and Women's
Mishmar. Dr. Steve Steinberg spoke on
"The Transition of Brit Sinai to Brit Shlosh
Esray." Rabbi Louis taught the Book of
Ruth; Rabbi Benzie spoke on “Vegetarianism and
Halacha;" and Rabbi Eli discussed The Return of Zachary
Baumel’ Remains: New Perspectives on Redeeming
Captives.” Thank you to Marty and Sandy Miretzky for the
delicious food for the Mishmar break....
ADELE GOLDBLUM WOMEN’S COUNCIL
Upcoming Events
Summer Bonfire will be on Monday, July 8 at 7:15 pm at
Emily Oaks Nature Center, 4650 Brummel in Skokie.
Musician Miriam Brousseau will entertain. For more
details or in case of inclement weather, please contact
Saretta.
The upcoming Women’s Seudot Shlisheet will be held on
Shabbat July 20th and August 3rd.
Serve Dinner at Café Ark on July 10th and August 7th.
Please contact Cookie Goldrich at (847) 673-8149 to
participate.
Past Events
Megan Bolotin spoke on “The Intersection of Psychology
and Fashion: Why This Matters and Why You Should be
Interested.”
April Women's Seudat Shlisheet. Anne Elovic discussed
“Insights from the AIPAC conference.”
May Women's Seudat Shlisheet featured speaker Dr.
Shira Roth, Chair, English Department at TI, on “The
Jewish Perspective on Racism and Anti-Semitism.”
June Women's Seudat Shlisheet featured speaker Patti
Ray, Hillel Director Emirita at Loyola, who discussed “The
Changing Landscape of College Campuses for Jewish
Students.”
Shavuot Mitzvah Plants were delivered to residents of the
Robineau and Lieberman and to ARK clients. Thanks to
coordinators Brenda Kahn and Natalie Meerovich.
GOOD & WELFARE
Thanks to our Kiddush Sponsors: Lazovsky Family;
Miretzky Family; Sanford & Shelley Schwartz; Nasrin
Kheradyar; Jeff & Mila Zaretsky; Wishner family; Lora &
Larry Frazin; Steve & Susan Goldrich; Howard Goldrich;
Natalie & Oleg Meerovich; Joel and Gail Scher; Yisrael
Ebert; Rabbi Arthur & Pearl Cohen, Lowenstein Family;
and anonymous sponsors.
Thanks to our Seudat Shlisheet Sponsors: Lazovsky
Family; Wishner family; Floyd Ruben; Beth Gottesman;
Pam Steinberg; Sandy Miretzky; Dan & Faith Harris; and
anonymous sponsors.
Mazal Tov to: Susan Schreck Greer on the marriage of her
daughter Rochel...Rabbi Arthur & Pearl
Cohen on the marriage of their grandson and
engagement of their granddaughter...Ann
Lavon, and Aron & Rachel Lavon on the Bat
Mitzvah of their granddaughter Yehudis
Lavon...Sanford & Shelley Schwartz on their
60th wedding anniversary...Lora & Larry
Frazin on the birth of a grandson, Eitan
Chaim Frazin...Cookie Goldrich on the birth
of a great-granddaughter, Nava Bella Orloff....Dr. Ed &
Lisa Kaplan on their marriage.... Barbara & Howard
Pomper on the birth of a great-grandson, Yehoshua Aryeh
Pomper...Dan & Faith Harris and Rabbi Moshe & Debora
Soloveichik on the Bat Mitzvah of their granddaughter Ella
Soloveichik.
Mazal Tov to our Graduates! Thanks to the following
families for sponsoring: Pomper, Zartesky, Schiller, Harris,
Busch, Herbach, Cookie Goldrich, Fensterheim,
Pressburger, Weinger and Gabay families.
Thank you to the following families for sponsoring in
honor of Yom Yerushalayim: Sally Aaron; Allswang;
Goldrich, Greenstein, Kahn, L & S Lazovsky, Miretzky,
Schur, Schwartz and Whisler families.
Refua Shleima to: Harold Ruben, Floyd Ruben, Lisa
Solomon, Bella Perlman, Alvin J. Goodman, Alan Slodki.
Condolences to: Gene Cherny on the loss of his father,
Simon...Luba Schwartz on the loss of her sister...Ruben
Arciniega on the loss of his sister...Ann Herbach on the loss
of her mother.
Return of Zachary Baumel’s remains -Rabbi Benzie-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz-hSmJbu8E&
Rent the Shul for Your Simcha
For information
regarding renting the
Social Hall for your
event, please call Ben
Zion Lazovsky at the
Shul office at (847)
679-9800. Also, book
you child’s Bar/Bat
Mitzvah in the Shul
calendar! Contact Judy Whisler at j5awhisler@aol.com
PRAISE FOR PESACH NEWSLETTER
Dear Ben Zion,
Last Satuday nite into the AM hours I sat studying and
reading your latest Shul bulletin containing pages for Pesach
preparations and Pesach observance. It is so hard to find the
words to tell you how intelligent, thorough, wonderfully
written your coverage for the work to be done. You covered
every detail to make Yom Tov truly correct in every aspect.
Your tips are brilliant and so good and written to be
understood, clearly and in plain English. You should be proud
of yourself. It must have taken many hours to get that job
composed and down pat and complete. ...Now the BIG
challenge is up to us to be successful to do it all. ... May you
have a long life, good health and happiness. Sincerely.....
 DVAR TORAH
THE THREE WEEKS AND THE NINE DAYS
“Bain Ha’metzariim - Between the Narrows,” is how our
sages refer to the three week period between the fast of
“Shiva Asar B’Tamuz - The seventeenth of Tammuz,” and
between the fast of “Tisha B’av - The ninth day of Av.”
The period is one of profound sadness and bad luck when
the Jewish people commemorate the breaching of the walls
of Jerusalem which eventually led to the destruction of the
second Temple. In fact, both Temples were destroyed on
Tisha B’av.
This year the fast of the seventeenth day of
Tammuz is observed on Sunday, July 21st. Our Sages
teach that on that day five calamities befell the Jewish
people: Moshe broke the Luchot (tablets); a Greek general
burned a Torah Scroll and placed an idolatrous image in the
Bait Hamikdash; the daily sacrifice ceased; and the walls of
Jerusalem were breached.
As this is a period of bad luck and mourning, we
avoid going to civil court or entering into business deals
that are other than routine. We also refrain from
pleasurable activities such as live performances, plays,
operas, musicals, movies or listening to music. We also do
not cut our hair or nails.
The Nine Days begin on Thursday night, August
1st. Ashkenazic Jews do not eat meat, drink wine, launder
clothes, swim or bathe in hot water from then until after
Tisha B’av. As we do not have public displays of
mourning on Shabbat, we may eat meat and drink wine on
Shabbat even during the nine days.
Tisha B’av begins immediately after Shabbat on
August 10th, and concludes 42 minutes after sundown on
Sunday evening, August 11th . The Fast of The 9th of Av, or
Tisha B’av, was originally to be the day of greatest joy for
the Jewish people. It was on that day that the Jewish
people were to enter Israel after their exodus from Egypt.
However, when the spies that Moses had sent to explore
Israel returned on the night of Tisha B’av, they brought
back a false report so evil that the people rejected the land
and G-d. As a result of this sin, the Almighty issued a
decree against the Jewish people: they would wander 40
years in the desert and all males age 20 and over would die
in the wilderness, never to enter the promised land. The
Almighty further decreed that as a result of the false tears
shed by the Jewish People, the day would permanently be
one of travail. Indeed, both Temples were destroyed on the
9th of Av with the subsequent exiles of the Jewish people;
the Spanish Inquisition began on this day in 1492, and
approximately 425 years later, World War I was declared
on Tisha B’av. 14 years ago, the expulsion of Jews living
in Gaza began the day after Tisha B’av.
The solemnity of Tisha B’av requires that a major
fast begin the evening before and last approximately 25
hours. During evening services we read the Book of Eicha
– Lamentations, which deals with the misery of our people
during the time of Churban – destruction of the Temples.
In the morning we read the Kinot services, which recount
the sorrow and suffering of the Jewish people throughout
the ages. It is primarily a day of mourning; however, it is
a day of reflection; the Jewish people repent their past
misdeeds to bring themselves closer to the Almighty and
prepare for the Days of Awe. It is also a day of hope;
tradition teaches us that the Mashiach – Messiah – will be
born or will arrive on this day with Elijah the prophet
informing us of our redemption.
Tu B’av - The 15th day of Av corresponding to
Friday, August 16 - “Tu” meaning 15 in Gematria - is a
minor holiday on which we do not fast, say eulogies or say
Tachanun. Several reasons are given for the holiday. One
is that by that day, the summer is half over, leaving us more
time to learn Torah at night. Another reason has to do with
drying wood to be used on the Mizbeiach (Altar) in the
Temple. The Maharal says that while the Jews were in the
desert, they only married members of their own tribe. After
they entered the Land of Israel, they began to marry
members of other tribes on the 15th of Av. Because these
marriages strengthen ties between families in different
tribes, it is a cause for a minor holiday. Contemporarily,
this last reason is the most oft-cited, and therefore it is
common to celebrate weddings on this day.
Rosh Chodesh Elul - Shabbat & Sunday August
31-September 1 - When Moshe Rabbeinu ascended Mt.
Sinai to receive the second set of Luchot (Tablets), he went
up on this day. The month of Elul also initiates a 40-day
period of repentance. Within those forty days are the
Aseret Yemay Teshuva - Ten Days of Repentance that
begin with Rosh Hashana and conclude with Yom Kippur.
The Shofar is blown every morning during Elul to awaken
our sleeping hearts to return to Hashem. We also recite the
penitential Psalm L’Dovid Ohrie (Psalm 27).
Selichot, prayers of forgiveness and atonement, are
recited at midnight. Ashkenazic Jews recite them for at
least four days prior to Rosh Hashana – this year, we will
begin Selichot on Motzai Shabbat, September 21, 2019. In
our time, because being up at midnight for so many nights
is difficult, many only recite the first Selichot service in the
middle of the night. Sephardic Jews say Selichot the entire
month of Elul.
The focal point of Selichot prayers is the recitation
of the 13 attributes of G-d. Tradition teaches us that
reciting these attributes evokes Divine mercy. G-d Himself
bestowed this tradition to Moshe Rabbenu when he
ascended to the heavens to receive the Ten
Commandments, Torah and Oral traditions.
Rosh Hashana will begin Sunday night September
29, and Yom Kippur will be Tuesday evening and
Wednesday October 8th and 9th.
We will recite Yizkor on Yom Kippur,
Wednesday, October 9th at about 11:30 am, and on Shmini
Atzeret, Monday October 21st at about 10:30 am.
 SHABBAT SCHEDULE

Please Note: We will be welcoming Shabbat early and will begin davening Mincha on Friday nights at 7:00 pm.
Therefore, through August 16th, it is important that you remember to: 1) light Shabbat candles early, at about 7:25 pm,
and 2) repeat Kriat Sh'ma of Maariv after nightfall.
Date Candle Lighting Erev Mincha Shacharit Pirkei Avot Shiur Mincha
Korach 7/5-7/6 8:10 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 7:00 pm 8:00 pm
Chukat 7/12-7/13 8:07 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:55 pm 7:55 pm
Balak 7/19-7/20 8:02 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:50 pm 7:50 pm
Pinchas 7/26-7/27 7:56 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:45 pm 7:45 pm
Matot-Masei 8/2-8/3 7:49 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:40 pm 7:40 pm
Devarim - Chazon 8/9-8/10 7:40 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am no shiur 5:00 pm
Va’etchanan - 8/16-8/17 7:30 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:20 pm 7:20 pm
Nachamu
Eikev 8/23-8/24 7:20 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:10 pm 7:10 pm
Re’eh 8/30-8/31 7:08 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 6:00 pm 7:00 pm
Shoftim 9/6-9/7 6:56 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 am 5:45 pm 6:45 pm
Ki Teitzei 9/13-9/14 6:44 pm 6:50 pm 8:45 am 5:35 pm 6:35 pm
Ki Tavo 9/20-9/21 6:32 pm 6:35 pm 8:45 am 5:20 pm 6:20 pm
Nitzavim 9/27-9/28 6:20 pm 6:25 pm 8:45 am 5:10 pm 6:10 pm

If you have a chiyuv (to daven or for an aliya), please inform Rabbis Benzie or Eli Lazovsky before Shabbat.
To sponsor a kiddush or shalashudos, please call Judy Whisler at (847) 677-2281 or j5awhisler@aol.com.

WEEKDAY SCHEDULE - Minyanim meet in the Kaufman Bais Midrash

Minyan Times
Shacharit
Sunday: 8:00 am
Monday-Friday: 6:00 am
Mincha-Maariv
Sunday-Thursday: 10
minutes before sundown
Tisha B’av -
Classes Shabbat 8/10 Mincha 5:00
Sunday Morning at 9:30am: Parsha Class Finish eating by 7:50 pm
Given by Rabbi Moshe Soloveichik Maariv & Eicha 9:10 pm
Wednesday evenings before Mincha - Gemara Sunday 8/11 Shacharit 8:00 am
Brachos. Given by Rabbi Ben Zion Lazovsky Mincha 7:30 pm, fast ends at 8:40
Shabbat Afternoon
2 hours before Mincha - Parsha by Rabbi Eli Selichot - September 21st 11 pm
1 hour before Mincha: Pirkei Avot refreshments at 10:00 pm,
Given by Rabbi Louis Lazovsky a shiur at 10:40 pm

Partners in Torah - Every Monday at 8:00 pm. Questions? Dovid at 773-656-4244 or dsukenik@fulcrumcm.com
Malamud Reference Library - Come and Learn from any of the hundreds of titles in our library, located in the Kaufman
Bais Midrash.
Lending Library - Members may borrow books from our Lending Library, located on the south side of the Social Hall.
For hours of operation, more details or to donate books, please call the office.
Tape Lending Library - We have tapes and digital audio files on many topics including Chumash, Talmud and Mussar.
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KM NEW YEAR GREETING ORDER FORM
LULAV SET ORDER FORM

On behalf of the Board of Directors, President Steven Goldrich and Rabbi Louis Lazovsky, we are proud to invite
you to join us for our High Holiday 5780 Services this year, beginning with Selichot on Saturday evening,
September 21st. Rosh Hashana begins Sunday night, September 29th.

Membership & Ticket Rates Family (2 tickets) Single (1 ticket) Additional Seat Dependent Child
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First Time Good Neighbor Tickets $500 $275 $200 $75
Tickets Only, no membership $550 $200
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To serve you better, we accept payments of $500 and above by Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express.

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