4 Friday, Agra 13, U7$ THE DEDKAT DASH let Judges Friedman, Frankel Tell Candidacy for Election Judges Benjamin J. Friedman and Marvin F. Frankel have announced their candidacy for re- election to the District Court 45-B Bench in the general election of Nov. 7. The 45-B Judicial District RALPH YAMRON'S Orchestra Duo, Trio & Quartet Music For All Occasions 968-0021 (Formerly The Joe Wet orchestra) serves the cities of Oak Park, Huntington Woods, Pleasant Ridge and the township of Royal Oak. Judge Frankel was ap- pointed to the bench as municipal judge in 1968 and was re-elected in 1969 and 1973. Judge Friedman was elected municipal judge in 1969 and re-elected in 1973. Both Judges Frankel and Friedman were designated district judges by the state legislature in 1974 and as- sumed their present posi- tions in 1975. Judge Frankel is on the advisory boards of the Anti-Defamation League, Alcohol Highway Safety Education Program and the Michigan Association of Re- tarded Persons. Judge FOR SMALL & LARGE BUSINESS CLOSED CIRCUIT SYSTEMS PANASONIC — RCA — GBC — GE When Extra Eyes Provide More Security MARC SIMKOVITZ 545-0430 No Sabbath Calls 2C VISUAL PRODUCTS INC. da-M-INUM Stage Door Dance Studio Dance with us this Fall Enroll now 559-1462 Farrell's Shopping Plaza on Southfield Rd. r JUDGE FRANKEL, JUDGE FRIEDMAN Frankel is a lecturer for the ndered to the public as public relations section of members of judiciary, and the Michigan District for the honor which such Judges Association. He also service has brought to the is on the Rules and Forms law school." Judges Frankel and Committee of the Michigan District Judges Association. Friedman have established He has also been active with a unique and highly suc- cessful Neighborhood Ar- the Criminal Justice Insti- bitration Panel, presided tute and the Michigan Judi- over by clergymen and cial Institute. Judge Friedman is a other community members member and former of- in an attempt to resolve ficer and vice president neighborhood problems of Cong. Beth Achim. He without resorting to legal has served on the board proceedings. of the United Hebrew The probation depart- Schools and is a member ment established by both of the board of the ADL. judges in 1970 has re- He is a member of the ceived national recogni- Jewish War Veterans tion and serves as a and the Detroit Goodfel- model for similar prog- lows. He serves on the rams throughout the criminal justice negli- country. Hundreds of in- gence, real estate, corpo- terns and master's de - rate, finance and busi- gree candidates in social ness law sections of the work have served in the Michigan Bar Associa- probation department tion. which has been designed A former delegate to the by University of Michi- Jewish Community Coun- gan, Michigan State Uni- cil, Judge Friedman also versity, WSU, Oakland has been a guest lecturer at University and Oakland the Wayne State University Community College as a Law School and serves on teaching facility. the Legislative and Prog- Both the WSU and Uni- ram Committees of the Dis- versity of Detroit Law trict Judges Association. Schools have selected the Both Judges Friedman 45-B District Court as a and Frankel are graduates training facility for senior of the WSU Law School. On law students. Both Judges May 13, 1976, the law Friedman and Frankel have school and Dean Donald H. worked closely with these Gordon honored both judges by awarding them Certifi- future lawyers both off and on the bench. cates of Recognition for "distinguished service re- S?otts ezizgu2te 50t4 DEAR YOUNG COUPLE: Hickory Farms stores at 12 Oaks Mall, Meadow- brook Village Mall and Northland and Eastland Centers will contribute 20 cents to the Muscu!ar Dys- trophy Association for every cheese ball or cheese log sold through Sept. 4. From Aug. 28 to Sept. 4 the stores will contribute 20 cents to MDA for each pound of beef stick sausage sold. 'Tis fortune chiefly that makes heroes. FAMILY FUN OLD TIME PORTRAIT IN COSTUMES ONLY $ 595 with frame WHILE YOU WAIT HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY 29289 Southfield 559-1680 DISCO DISCO IS THE POPULAR WAY TO GO -Weddieg-Gradnatten it Special Event. A Complete Promo. 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Those in Mortgage Acres- are already bloated and inflated in price and can only come down in price. WORKS! :1 1 : Some who are selling Oak Park homes are afraid to live in an integrated community. Thank G-D Blacks have caught up with these racists and can now also afford to live wherever they please especially in Farmbloom and Mortgage Acres. THE ROWS_ When looking to buy a home, buy a community as well. One with parks, Shuls, kosher stores and butcher shops. Choose a Jewish Community not assimila- tion and oblivion. Buy in Oak Park. P.S. We thank reader ROSE TOLIN for her ad of kind words in appreciation for our advertisement. Business Briefs Rudolf Leitman, Louis Zuckerman and Manuel Katzman, all New York Life Insurance Co. agents, have earned top national and regional company hon- ors "in recognition of their 1977-1978 sales records. Leitman has been named national chairman of the advisory board of directors fo the Top Club, the com- pany's highest honor. 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