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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

38 Friday, March 7, 1975

God's Creation

By Meir Premishlaner
If we would only think we
could easily find God's lofty
purpose in all His handi-
work. For example, since
God is omnipotent He could
have enabled man to see
through one eye. Why did
He give us two?
The answer is: one eye is
for observing our neighbor's
virtues, and the other for de-
tecting our own failings.

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Cantor Samuel Greenbaum, left, and Rabbi David
Nelson, right, watch as the girls from the Bat Mitzva
Belles club hang the tapestky they created for Cong.
Beth Shalom's library. The tapestry, made as a project
of the Bat Mitzva Belles and Talit 'n Tefilin clubs, will
officially be presented Saturday. It depicts various as-
pects of Judaism made from squares of felt joined in a
patchwork design by the girls. Shown are, from left:
Cantor Greenbaum, Katie Abramson, Marci Iwrey, Lisa
Goldstein, Carolyn Sklarchyk, Ms. Alicia Nelson, ad-
viser; and Rabbi Nelson. Not pictured are Linda Baker,
Nancy Nagel and Terri Schwartz who also participated
in the creation of the tapestry.

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Yosef Levanon, registrar
at. the Midrasha College of
Jewish Studies and asso-
ciate profeSsor of Jewish
history and philosophy at
Oakland University, will
speak for the Mina and
Theodore Bargman Memo-
rial Lectures 8:15 p.m.
Wednesday at the United
Hebrew Schools main build-
ing. He will speak on "The
Jewish World During the
Time of the Crusades."
On March 17, Dr. Jose
Faur, associate professor of
Jewish law at the graduate
rabbinical school of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of
America, will speak on "The
Sephardic Jews: Past and
Present."

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Beth Shalom Gets Tapestry
from Youth Organizations

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We honor Master Charge and BankAnter.cord

Bernard H. Zaffern has
been promoted to chief of
the employee plans and ex-
empt organizations division
of the Detroit District Inter-
nal Revenue Service.
The IRS office of em-
ployee plans and exempt
organizations was created
in September 1974 as re-
quired by the Employee
Retirement Income Security
Act of 1974. The Detroit
District's division, which
Zaffern heads, is responsi-
ble for implementation of
the law in Michigan. His
division will also administer
the Internal Revenue laws
affecting tax exempt organi-
zations in the state.
A career government
official, Zaffern began his
IRS career in 1948 as a
revenue agent in Detroit.
Since that time he has
been chief of the district's
review staff; executive of-
ficer; and assistant chief,
audit division.
A native of Detroit, Zaf-
fern earned a BS degree in
accounting from Wayne
State University. He also at-
tended Manhattan College,
New York and Durham Uni-
versity, England. He holds
the rank of colonel, U. S.
Army Reserve.

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Prof. Shelomo D. Goitein
of Princeton University's
institute for advanced stud-
ies, will speak on "The Medi-
terranean Jewish World in
the Light of the Cairo Gen-
iza" April 10. This lecture
was rescheduled from April
9.

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