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ETZ Chief Roots February 2014 1 Adar 28 Adar, 5774 Volume 21, Issue 1 OUR MISSION: TO EDUCATE, TO MOTIVATE, TO ACTIVATE, TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE Congregation ETZ Chief Monroe Township Jewish Center

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