Bulletin Ohavay Zion Synagogue Ohavay Zion Synagogue

Tishrei/Cheshvan 5778 October 2017 2048 Edgewater Court

Lexington, Kentucky 40502 859-266-8050

http://www.ozs.org

SUKKOT

October 5, Thursday Festival Morning Service 9:30am October 6, Friday Festival Morning Service 7:30am PIZZA IN THE HUT October 6, Friday 5:30pm

HIGH HOLY DAYS AT OZS Schedule of Worship Services and Holiday Programs

5778

SH’MINI ATZERET October 12, Thursday Festival Morning Service 9:30am Yizkor approx. 11:30am

SIMCHAT TORAH October 13, Friday Festival Morning Service 7:30am

October 13, Friday Simchat Torah Celebration 5:30pm

FROM THE RABBI

October 6 Sukkot Service 7:30AM

Pizza In The Hut 5:30PM

October 13 Simchat Torah Service 7:30AM

Simchat Torah Celebration

with Kids Shabbat 5:30PM

Shabbat Services: October 2016

October 7 Shabbat - 9:30AM Sukkot

Birthday Blessings

Galadriel Stamm’s Bat Mitzvah

October 14 Shabbat - 9:30AM

Bereshit

October 20 Shabbat at Home w/

Family & Friends

October 27 Shabbat at Home w/

Family & Friends

October 21 Shabbat - 9:30AM

Noach

October 28 Shabbat - 9:30AM

Lech Lecha

It was the night before Shabbat Shuva, the Shabbos that occurs between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. I had already thought

about what I might say the following day, and I went to sleep satisfied that I would speak about one of two possible topics.

But then, in the middle of the night, I woke with a start. I had seen myself, up at the Bima, speaking about neither one of those

two topics I had planned to speak about. Instead, I was speaking about Shuva, about returning.

Now this should seem natural for a rabbi to speak about Shuva, about returning, on this special Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah

and Yom Kippur. But this time, it was different. Normally, rabbis speak with their congregations about the need for each

individual to return to God and return to one another. But that's not what my dream was about. Instead, my dream was about us

helping others to do Teshuva, to return to God and to the Jewish community.

So often in Judaism our focus is to be an Or laGoyim, a light to the nations. So often, we speak about doing Tikkun Olam, about

healing the world. So often, we strive to help other peoples, and we forget about our own people. We may forget about the

importance of being a light for our own people and about the need to help our fellow Jews to return to Judaism.

In the Haftarah of Yom Kippur, God calls out, “Clear the way; remove the obstacles from the path of my people.” (Isaiah 57:14)

Can we help clear the way for other Jews to return?

There are so many Jews who are disconnected from Judaism. While there is certainly a need for balance, most Jews in our

society live lives focused on secular goals, rather than the Holy Blessed One and the Jewish community. Perhaps we can help

others find a greater sense of balance so that they can hold both their desires for secular success and their ability to use Judaism

as a path to spiritually connect.

Part of us may feel uncomfortable with the idea of sharing Judaism with others. We certainly don’t like to feel forced or coerced

into religious observance. But it is also true that when we care about something, we share it with others, especially when we

think they might appreciate it. It is also important that we recognize that we are simply creating an opening for fellow Jews to

return home. The rest is up to their desires and abilities at the time.

As always, reaching out should be done with gentleness and with love. Perhaps we could invite someone with us when we come

to shul. Maybe we could invite them for a Shabbos meal. Or perhaps we could simply recommend a Jewish book that we found

inspiring.

This year, let us indeed be a light to the world, but with balance in mind, let us also be a light to our own people. Let us reach

out where we can. Let us work to clear the way. Let us do our best to invite our friends and loved ones back home.

Thank you so much to the many people who helped make this year's High Holiday season so successful, and may we all be

blessed with a very good and sweet new year!

Rabbi Moshe Smolkin

with Stewart Home

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

NEW MEMBERS

Please welcome our new OZS members

Aylene Kovensky-Gard

Roberta Miller

MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP LEARN ~ LIVE ~ LEADERSHIP

All women of OZS are invited to join our Women's League Sisterhood

Contact Carol Kaplan for more information at OZS Sisterhood

Membership is $40 (pay by check, credit card, or Pay Pal) please make checks out to OZS Sisterhood

OZS Women’s League Sisterhood

L’shanah tovah to everybody!

This month’s President’s Message is the annual Todah Rabah to all those who helped make the High Holidays a

great success:

Sue Ezrine and Nancy Hoffman (assisted this year by Darcie Jarman) for coordinating everything,

Bennett Bayer, who did so much to keep the services running smoothly,

Evalynne Elias and her team, including the Bourne family, for a wonderful break fast,

Jared Bryan, Jimmy Mischner and all the ushers, along with Bennett Bayer, who organized security for the holidays,

Selichot Sweep volunteers for getting the synagogue ready for the holidays,

Debbie Aminoff and Jack Sheinfeld for cleaning up the grounds,

The Torah readers (organized by Benjamin Karp),

The service leaders: Rabbi Cohen, Rafi Finkel, Rabbi Smolkin, Art Shechet, Jon Glixon, Luke Smith, Daryn Smith,

Kathy Grossman, and Janie Welker, and all the students who helped to lead for second-day Rosh Hashanah

ma’ariv,

The Torah Holders for Kol Nidrei (Including Ilona Szekely, Liza Goldenberg and our student leaders),

The gabbaim: Sue Ezrine, Beth Goldstein, Art Shechet, Mark Klar, Ronit Eres, and Jon Glixon

The shofar blowers: Benjamin Karp, Harold Sherman, and Jared Bryan (with assistance from Rafi, Yoshi, and

Jonah),

Ilona Szekely, Tina Trent, Emilie Tackett, Sarah Belin, Taylor Schwab, Barbara Rubin, and Rabbi Cohen for

organizing and running youth activities,

Jae in the office, and our custodian, Angel, who worked hard behind the scenes to get everything ready,

The Gall Flower Fund and Michler’s for the beautiful flowers,

Carol Kaplan and Sisterhood, along with Jae in the office, for the Greeting Book,

and Rabbi Smolkin, whose inspiring drashes, commentary, and teaching made the holidays meaningful for all of us.

I hope to see you at the upcoming Sukkot and Simchat Torah celebrations!

Jon Glixon

Our OZS Kitchen Chef Gayle says desserts are just not one of her

strengths, and is reaching out to our creative dessert chefs at OZS.

Volunteers are needed to come whenever it is convenient for

them and bake desserts to put in the freezer for kiddush lunch.

CREATIVE DESSERT CHEFS NEEDED

For more information contact

Gayle at 312-0359 or

missgayle55@gmail.com.

Tuesday at 7:30PM in the OZS Library

OZS Board Meeting 10/10

Backpacking for Mary Todd Elementary School will be Tuesday, October 10th at 5:30PM at OZS

Backpacking for God’s Pantry 10/10

Sisterhood in the Sukkah 10/4 JOIN US for a FARM TO TABLE SUKKOT CELEBRATION, Wednesday, October 4th at 7:00PM—8:30PM at

OZS Sukkah/Social Hall. Enjoy a Sukkot Fall Harvest evening with guest speaker, Josh England, Market Manager

for the Lexington Farmers Market. There is no fee for Women’s League Sisterhood Members and a nominal fee

of $7 for Non-Members (Join Women’s League the evening of the program and enjoy all the advantages of an

affiliate). Contact Carol Kaplan at OZS Sisterhood for more information.

Lunch & Learn with Rabbi Moshe Smolkin Tuesday, October 31 at NOON at the Jewish Federation of the

Bluegrass, 1050 Chinoe Rd. Ste. 112 The Lunch & Learn with our Local Rabbis series is an opportunity to get

together and learn about a variety of topics with our very own community rabbis. A dairy or vegetarian lunch is

available for $7 with an RSVP. For additional information or to RSVP, contact Rabbi Sharon

Cohen, rabbisharon@jewishlexington.org

Lunch & Learn 10/31

Join OZS Women’s League Sisterhood at their annual UK Art Museum Tour on Wednesday, October 25. The

tour will begin at 5:30PM. We offer carpooling to the Museum due to the lack of parking. Meet at the OZS

parking lot at 4:50PM to gather and carpool. Following the tour we will walk across the street to the Bangkok

House Thai Restaurant for dinner. Please send an email to OZSSISTERHOOD@GMAIL.COM if you can be a

carpool driver and if you will be joining OZS Women’s League Sisterhood for dinner.

Sisterhood Art Museum Tour 10/25

SAC is meeting on October 15th, 10:30AM-NOON to discuss what our new refugee family may need coming up

and review how they are doing.

Social Action Committee 10/15

Our Sukkoh is built! Come join us as we celebrate Sukkot in our own special OZS hut on Friday, October 6 at

5:30PM. Stewart Home will be our guests.

Pizza In The Hut with Stewart Home 10/6

Come support Youth Aliyah! October 15 from 5:00-7:00PM. Guest speaker Ms. Elizabeth James from the U.K.

Equine Management program will talk about the history and benefits of equine therapy as well as recent research.

$18.00 donation to support Youth Aliyah plus a dairy or parev, non-pasta, side dish or dessert to share. Entree and

beverage provided. The program will be held at E.S. Good Barn on the U.K. Campus. Contact Ruth Scott at

rascot0@yahoo.com for more information or to R.S.V.P. by October 11.

Dining for Hadassah 10/15

Kids Shabbat 10/13

Join us for this month’s Kids’ Shabbat service on October 13 at 5:30pm. We light candles, drink grape juice, eat

pizza, sit together on beautiful carpets, sing songs, and read amazing stories from PJ Library. Newcomers and

friends are always welcome! For more information or to RSVP, email Dominique Olbert

Rabbi Smith’s Hebrew Classes resume Thursday, October 19th at 7pm.

You are invited to share a special day

in our family’s life when

Galadriel Stamm

is called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah

Saturday, the Seventh of October

Ohavay Zion Synagogue

Kiddush Luncheon

Immediately Following The Service

The Olbert-Stamm Family

MONTHLY THOUGHTS FROM THE RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE Time to Get Up! Jewish Morning Rituals and Prayers, part 2

As discussed in last month’s column, our first obligation upon waking up in the morning is to say

Modeh ani to thank God for returning our souls to us. However, Jewish tradition tells us that we must also

value our bodies, and thank God for their continued functioning. Therefore, before more formal morning

prayers, the usual practice is to relieve ourselves, followed by a special blessing, known as Asher yatzar

(which is properly said every time we go to the toilet, not just in the morning). This blessing is also said in

synagogue as part of the morning service, so the complete text may be found in any siddur.

Although the ancient rabbis did not understand, in the modern sense, how the body functions, they

were very aware that it was complicated and that things could go wrong. The beginning of Asher yatzar,

therefore, blesses God for constructing our body with wisdom, “creating within it many openings and

passageways” (nkavim nkavim chalulim chalulim - the repetition of the words for openings and passageways is

a way of saying there are many of them). The prayer continues with an expression of a very human fear: “...

should even a single passageway rupture, or a single opening close up, it would no longer be possible to exist.”

Since this apparently has not happened (we did, after all, successfully relieve ourselves), we can say this

prayer, concluding with praise to God, “healer of all flesh, who creates wondrously.”

Having relieved ourselves and said the appropriate blessing, we are almost ready for more formal

prayer. All that we need to do is wash our hands, in the usual way done before a meal (pouring water three

times on each hand from a special two-handled vessel), with the usual blessing, al n’tilat yadaim. (Note that

although we always wash our hands after using the bathroom, we only say the blessing if we are about to pray

or eat.)

Boker tov!

Jon Glixon

DONATIONS- Ohavay Zion Synagogue extends special thanks to those who have made contributions during the past month.

GENERAL FUND

Mitch & Laura Smolkin

In Honor of Rabbi Moshe Smolkin

Toni Reiss

In Memory of Norman Reiss, her father

TO HONOR LEON COOPER on his 90th birthday

and the anniversary of his Bar Mitzvah

Nancy and Phillip Hoffman

Jon and Beth Glixon

David and Marsha Rose

Mindy, Michael, Austin and Dain Planer of Georgia

Marianne and Harold Sherman

Betty and Jay Schwartz of Maryland

Arty and Simone Salomon

Avi and Ronit Eres

Sid and Alice Goldstein

David Rose of Florida

Dawn Vermey

Jon & Beth Glixon

In honor of Sid Goldstein’s 90th Birthday

In honor of Ira Michler’s birth

In thanks of Kathy Grossman’s service as Board President

Lana and Clarence Weddle

A Thoughtful Donation

Anonymous

A Thoughtful Donation

RABBIS DISCRETIONARY FUND

Svetlana Alkasov

In memory of Yuriy Khanukayev, her father

Brenda Starr

A Thoughtful Donation.

Anonymous

A Thoughtful Donation

Katy Miller & Brent Smith

In honor of Leon Cooper’s Birthday

Seth & Erin Salomon

Thankful for Rabbi’s help with Eleanor’s Brit Bat

Bob & Rae Berger

A Thoughtful Donation

LIBRARY FUND

Annette Mayer

In Honor Leon Cooper’s 90th Birthday

KIDDUSH/KITCHEN FUND

Lana & Clarence Weddle

A Thoughtful Donation

GENERAL FUND

Phillip & Nancy Hoffman

In memory of Russell Profitt

In honor of Penina Goldstein & Robin Michler’s

new son, Ira

In honor of Erin & Seth Salomon’s new daughter, Eleanor

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OZS MAZAL TOV

IF YOU HAVE A SIMCHA (COLLEGE GRAD, WEDDING, BIRTHS ETC.)THAT YOU WOULD LIKE

TO SHARE CONTACT THE OFFICE AT 859-266-8050 OR OFFICE@OZS.ORG

JOIN THE TEN-FOR-TEN CLUB

Rabbi Nachman of Bratslav said: “Nine Tsaddikim (righteous ones) do not make a minyan, but one ordinary person

joining them completes the minyan.” I don’t know how many tsadikkim there are here in Lexington, but we have plenty of

ordinary folks, and it would be wonderful if a few more of us would come to weekday minyan. To help accomplish this, we

have established the Ten-for-Ten Club.

Joining the Ten-for-Ten Club is very simple: all you have to do is commit to attending afternoon minyan ten times

in the next year. There are no big prizes (other than spiritual ones), but those who complete this commitment will be

recognized for their contributions to the OZS community. To join, or for more information, contact Jon Glixon or Lisa at

office@ozs.org.

Thank you to:

Sue Ezrine & Nancy Hoffman

for all their efforts in organizing

the High Holidays for OZS

Janice Crane

For professionally cleaning the large

Hanukkia that was donated by her family

many, many years ago in memory of

her grandfather, Jonah (John) Jacobs,

a founding member of OZS.

A Special Thanks

To every OZS Congregant

Who helped to make these 5778

High Holy Days a success.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

Steven & Karen Shedlofsky 10/1 29th anniversary

Jonathan & Lisa Satin 10/9 29th anniversary

Bob & Judy Baumann 10/11 53rd anniversary

Brent Smith & Katy Miller 10/13 5th anniversary

Joel Kniaz & Lisa Zunshine 10/14 2nd anniversary

Constantine & Olga Vulakh 10/16 18th anniversary

Ira Cooper & Tina Trent 10/24 24th anniversary

Bret & Alison Caller 10/26 26th anniversary

Cindy Derer & John Gohmann 10/26 34th anniversary

Larry Herman & Pam Allweiss 10/26 32nd anniversary

Westley Smith 10/1

J.D. Chasen 10/5

Barry Ezrine 10/5

Tara Kash 10/5

Jessica Flashman 10/6

Seth Kraman 10/6

Bruce Belin 10/7

Judah Rice 10/7

Kathie Kroot 10/8

Adira Jarman 10/9

Anna Broudy 10/23

Yakira Sheinfeld 10/24

Sarah Belin 10/25

Nathan Slovis 10/25

Jane Spiegel 10/25

Dahlia Archer 10/29

Aaron Maxwell Karp 10/30

David Bardach 10/31

Karen Gedaly 10/31

Judah Lowell 10/9

Rina Plattner 10/9

Emma Beck 10/10

Moshe James McClain 10/10

Issy Sheinfeld 10/14

Greg Smith 10/14

Lou Kroot 10/17

Phil Hoffman 10/19

Bob Baumann 10/22

Mazel Tov to all who donated to the 4th Annual Blood Drive

in honor of Harriet Rudman Cooper … saving a life.

YAHRZEITS FOR OCTOBER

Yahrzeit Observance

begins at sundown of the

previous evening

with lighting of the yahrzeit

candle. The traditional act of tzedaka,

honoring a loved one, is

often performed at this time.

10/1 Gertrude Goldsmith Fox Tishrei 11

10/1 Sidney Steinberg Tishrei 11

10/2 Samuel B Reiss Tishrei 12

10/2 Denver Wynn Tishrei 12

10/3 Moses Covitt Tishrei 13

10/3 Leon Ginzburg Tishrei 13

10/4 Betty Fettner Tishrei 14

10/4 Joseph Hamburg Tishrei 14

10/4 Morris Luckens Tishrei 14

10/4 Harry Matlin Tishrei 14

10/5 Hyman Berkowitz Tishrei 15

10/5 Charles Oshinsky Tishrei 15

10/5 Benjamin Sprei Tishrei 15

10/5 Madeline Weinberg Tishrei 15

10/5 Gussie Wiesen Tishrei 15

10/6 Albert H. Garber Tishrei 16

10/7 Hyman V. Levy Tishrei 17

10/7 Julius Rosenberg Tishrei 17

10/7 Hanna Silver Tishrei 17

10/8 Beatrice Hilda Barr Tishrei 18

10/8 Sophie (Tzipporah) Greenfield Tishrei 18

10/8 Miriam Goldberg Levine Tishrei 18

10/8 Charlie Rosenberg Tishrei 18

10/8 Clara Shatten Tishrei 18

10/8 Robert F. Tevelson Tishrei 18

10/9 Moses Alperin Tishrei 19

10/9 Ruth Wainshilbaum Tishrei 19

10/10 Doris Dabby Tishrei 20

10/10 Marilyn Moosnick Tishrei 20

10/10 Harold Wainshilbaum Tishrei 20

10/11 Reva Aksakalova Tishrei 21

10/11 Trude N. Noack Tishrei 21

10/11 David Wiesen Tishrei 21

10/12 Theodore (Ted) Friedman Tishrei 22

10/12 Harry Morris Tishrei 22

10/12 Sarah Posner Tishrei 22

10/12 Wolf Zvi Posner Tishrei 22

10/12 Leah Salutsky Tishrei 22

10/12 Eliash Urbach Tishrei 22

10/12 Sylvia Urbach Tishrei 22

10/13 Dinah Jacobs Tishrei 23

10/13 Robert Clay Jarvis Tishrei 23

10/13 Jacob Wides Tishrei 23

10/14 Solomon Alkhasov Sr Tishrei 24

10/14 Aaron Brewer Tishrei 24

10/14 Moe Edelstein Tishrei 24

10/14 Arthur Henry Herman Tishrei 24

10/14 Nathan Levy Tishrei 24

10/15 Molly Franklin Tishrei 25

10/15 Rose Wortman Tishrei 25

10/16 Dill" Darlington" Tishrei 26

10/16 Alec Fox Tishrei 26

10/16 Zelda Gall Tishrei 26

10/16 Samuel Kaufer Tishrei 26

10/17 Fryda Haber Tishrei 27

10/17 Bertha Weisberg Tishrei 27

10/18 Rose Levin Tishrei 28

10/18 Monroe Moosnick Tishrei 28

10/19 Sophie Moser Tishrei 29

10/19 Ida Paritz Tishrei 29

10/19 Gloria Baker Siegel Tishrei 29

10/20 Udell Levy Tishrei 30

10/21 Morris Grossman Cheshvan 1

10/21 Gertrude Landsberger Cheshvan 1

10/21 Isaac Morris Cheshvan 1

10/22 Ferdinand Dusing Cheshvan 2

10/22 Paul Slaton Cheshvan 2

10/23 Maurice Hymson Cheshvan 3

10/23 Lenore Marwil Cheshvan 3

10/24 Harriet Cooper Cheshvan 4

10/24 Jerome Franklin Cheshvan 4

10/24 Irving Saxe Cheshvan 4

10/25 Barbara Derer Cheshvan 5

10/25 Esther Gertrude Solomon Cheshvan 5

10/25 Frieda (Fritizie) Spector Cheshvan 5

10/25 Harvey Alan Steinberg Cheshvan 5

10/26 Selma Blumberg Rosenberg Cheshvan 6

10/27 Hanna Bear Cheshvan 7

10/27 Dr. Louis Gordon Cheshvan 7

10/27 Esther Levy Cheshvan 7

10/27 Hyman Solomon Levy Cheshvan 7

10/27 David Hart Paritz Cheshvan 7

10/28 Raymond Feinberg Cheshvan 8

10/28 Chaye Breine Goldberg Cheshvan 8

10/28 Moses Goldsmith Cheshvan 8

10/28 Samuel Paritz Cheshvan 8

10/28 Morris M. Rosenthall Cheshvan 8

10/30 Sue Neuman Friedman Cheshvan 10

10/31 Bella Goldstein Cheshvan 11

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 11 Tishrei 2 12 Tishrei 3 13 Tishrei 4 14 Tishrei 5 15 Tishrei 6 16 Tishrei

7 17 Tishrei

8 18 Tishrei 9 19 Tishrei 10 20 Tishrei 11 21 Tishrei

12 22 Tishrei

13 23 Tishrei

14 24 Tishrei

15 25 Tishrei 16 26 Tishrei 17 27 Tishrei 18 28 Tishrei

19 29 Tishrei 20 30 Tishrei

Talmud Study Group 7:30AM

21 1 Cheshvan

22 2 Cheshvan 23 3 Cheshvan 24 4 Cheshvan 25 5 Cheshvan

26 6 Cheshvan 27 7 Cheshvan

Talmud Study Group 7:30AM

28 8 Cheshvan

29 9 Cheshvan

30 10 Cheshvan

31 11 Cheshvan 1

2 3

4

October 2017 11 Tishrei 5778 - 11 Cheshvan 5778

OFFICE CLOSED

Sukkot Festival Morning Svc

9:30AM

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM

w/ Birthday Blessing

Galadriel Stamm’s

Bat Mitzvah

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM

Shabbat Morning Service 9:30AM

Hebrew School 4:45PM

Minyan 5:45PM

JFB Lunch with Rabbi Smolkin

Noon

NO Hebrew School

Minyan 5:45PM

Sunday School 9:00AM-Noon

NO Sunday School

Social Action Committee

KRM-ESL Training 12:30-2PM

SAC-KRM New Volunteers 2-3PM

Hebrew School 4:45PM

Minyan 5:45PM

NO Sunday School

Sunday School 9:00AM-Noon

Hebrew School

4:45PM

Backpacking for God’s Pantry

5:30PM

Minyan 5:45PM

Board Meeting 7:30PM

OFFICE CLOSED

Sh’mini Atzeret Festival Morning Svc

9:30AM

Yizkor approximately

11:30AM

OFFICE CLOSED

Sukkot Festival Morning Svc

7:30AM

PIZZA IN THE HUT with Stewart Home

5:30PM

OFFICE CLOSED

Simchat Torah Festival Morning Svc

7:30AM

Simchat Celebration And Kids Shabbat

5:30PM

Hebrew School 4:45PM

Minyan 5:45PM

Bible Study (Tanakh) NOON

Sisterhood in the Sukkah @ OZS

7:00-8:30PM

Bible Study (Tanakh) NOON

Sunday School 9:00AM-Noon

NO Bible Study (Tanakh)

Bible Study (Tanakh) NOON

Sisterhood

UK Art Museum Tour & Dinner

5:30PM

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Personal Chef Services for parties or events at your home

Catering for your Simchah events at OZS or TAI

Affordable catering offering kosher or kosher-style meals prepared to your

specifications:

Meat, dairy, or pareve menus Gluten free or non-allergen menus

Special medical diet friendly menus Your favorite recipes can be adapted!

Leah Gayle Bourne LFUCG certified food service manager

Kitchen committee chair at OZS

Kosher cooking classes & lessons

Kitchen Kashering Services

Event planning & Management

No fee for a one hour

initial consultation!

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Kroger using their Kroger Plus Card this last

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