38—Friday, January 28, 1972

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Nathan Kaufntan's Role as Judge,
Frjend to Youth Honored at Dinner

A onetime newsboy who as a
judge has never quite forgotten
the needs of children was honored
by his synagogue Tuesday eve-
ning — 50 years after he observed
his Bar Alitzva at the -old Cong.
Beth Abraham on Winder St.
Judge Nathan Kaufman's col-
leagues in the legal profession, as
well as community leaders and
synagogue 'friends, were in the
testimonial dinner gathering of
some 350. The event marked the
presentation of Cong. Beth Abra-
haritHillers first Community Serv-
ice Award and the establishment
of a Judge Nathan J. Kaufman
Library at the synagogue, of
which he has been a lifelong
member.
The Wayne County Circuit
Court judge was cited for. his
quarter-century of service to the
community, including, in particu-
lar, his work with troubled youth
as a former juvenile court judge,
and his active role in unionism.

Three justices of the Mich-
igan Supreme Court — Chief
Justice Thomas M. Kavanagh,
Thomas G. Kavanagh and John
B. Swainson — expressed the
tMlonte of the bench, and many
other judges were in the au-
dience.

Apologizing because "There are
many gifts that we owe him, but
the impoverished condition of the
city allows us only to give a gift
of the spirit." Detroit Coinmon
Councilman Mel Ravitz read a
resolution signed by the mayor
and council members extending
their commendation for Judge

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brought him national prominence
and distinction. '
A longtime friend of Judge
Kaufman, Sheldon Tappes — to-
day treasurer of the Detroit chap-
ter of the NAACP — recalled
their early days as automobile
union activists. (Judge Kaufman
was vice president- of a UAW
local at the Ford -Motor Co.
bomber plant during World War
II.)
Tappes extended - the apprecia-
tion of the black community and
the- NAACP for Judge Kaufman's
compassion and understanding at
the bench.

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Louis CooPer of Dante Ave., Oak Park, shown with his wife, at-
taches a plaque on the wall of the John F. Kennedy memorial after
he dedicated a forest in the Kennedy Peace Forest in Jerusalem.
Many friends and relatives were present at the recent dedication.
Cooper is the brother. of Mrs. Pearl Nosan, past president of the
Women of Jewish National Fund. The forest will be known as the
Louis Cooper Forest.

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young people in distress, for
whom he has pioneered many
programs and taken an active
part in national conferences.

Israeli Items- Featured

The synagogue's tribute was in
the form of a Torah scroll, which
was presented by Rabbi Israel I.
Halpern.
A young member of Beth Abra-
ham-Hillel, Mindy Smith, spoke on
behalf of her peers, and Joel
Tauber expressed the affection of
"Uncle Nate's" large family --
most of whom were present for
the evening and who together con-
tributed $1,000 toward the library
in his name.
(A $5,000 gift for the library
from Dr. and Mrs. Max Newman,
friends of the honoree, also was
announced.)
Judge Kaufman, in turn; cited
his wife Beatrice and his "adopted
parents," his in-laws the Hyman
Taubers. The Kaufmans have a
daughter, Bose Blake, and six
grandchildren.
Also on the program were Irv-
ing Adler, president of the con-
gregation; Cantor Shabtai Acker-
man; Marvin Wagner, president
of the Beth Abraham-Hillel Youth
Group; and Cantor Israel Fuchs.
Irwin I. Cohn, master of cere-
monies, served as dinner chair-
man, assisted by Jack Schon and
Dr. Robert Schlaff.

JWV

Jewish War Veterans Ladies De-
partment of Michigan and their
auxiliaries will hold a brother-
hood tea 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Delores Green-
span, 29540 Stellamar, Southfield.
There will be a panel discussion
headed by post department presi-
dents -Rose Cowan and Cookie Op-
penheim. Friends are invited. For
information, call the JWV office,
255-4743, or President Mrs. Rosalyn
Liner, LI 7-7132.

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State Rep. Joseph Forbes
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and other Mediterranean lands, in
the Continental Market at 210 S.
Woodward, Birmingham. Gift
items from Israel include leather
goods,-glass, paintings, chess sets.
ashtrays made of stone from Sinai
and wall hangings. Other countries
represented are Italy and Spain.
Hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily,
except Sunday. For information,
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MR. ARNOLD'S BEAUTY COL-
LEGE, with locations in Ferndale,
East Detroit and Dearborn, is
continuing under the direction of
Mrs. Arnold Bitkowski, after the
recent death of her husband, who
founded the business. She offers
new techniques in cosmetology
and personalized customer serv-
ice. Ann Barnes, an instructor at
the college, is manager of the
Ferndale school. She invited those
with hair problems, and potential
cosmetologists to visit the school.

AMERICAN SAVINGS ASSO-
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assets in:Teasing to more than
S270,000,000. Alfred L. Deutsch,
chairman of the board, reported
that 1971 was the most successful
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Benjamin H. Paddock, 111, presi-
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an onun ced that DONALD H.
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officer. Levitt joined CNB in June
1966 as assistant trust officer and
consultant for personnel trust and
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