The People We've Trusted To Protect Us...Trust Richard D. KUHN Jr.

Family Shabbat
At Beth Shalom

Sheriff
Michael Bouchard

Prosecutor
Dave Gorcyca

County Executive
L. Brooks Patterson

"Richard has shown his
commitment to law enforcement
and public safety, which are
two more good reasons he'll
be a good judge."

"Richard's compassion for the
victims of crime is exactly
what our circuit court needs."

"Rich Kuhn's proven legal abili-
ty, dedication to hard work and
judicial temperament, coupled
with a level of personal and
professional integrity that's
beyond reproach, make him the
ideal judicial candidate."

Richard D. Kuhn, jr. has earned the respect and support of prosecutors, judges, police officers

and public officials who endorse his tough stance on crime: He brings a distinguished record of public
service as a four-term county commissioner and former staff attorney for Judge Rudy J. Nichols. Married
and the father of two daughters, he serves as a municipal prosecutor and champion of victims' rights.

Awarded the Legal Professions Highest Rating ("A-V")
for legal ability and integrity by Martindale-Hubbell
Endorsed By:

Alan Ackerman
Jim Alexander
Peter M. Alter
Hon. Steven N. Andrews
Howard S. Arnkoff
Harvey Babcock
Andrew J. Broder
Hon. Bill Bullard, Jr.
Loren Dickstein
Marc N. Drasnin
Robert Z. Feldstein
Julie I. Fershtman
Eugene S. Friedman
Hon. Hilda R. Gage
Hon. Alice L. Gilbert
Edward D. Gold

Stuart Goldstein
Henry S. Gornbein
Allen A. Greenberg
Daniel P. Hill
Michael S. Hohauser
Hon. David Honigman
Bruce S. Kahn
Larry Kaluzny
Ryan Kaluzny
Todd Kaluzny
Ronald E. Kaplovitz
Mark S. Koppelman
David W. Kramer
Marty Krohner
Barry F. Lakritz
Hon. Denise Langford-Morris

Joseph Lavigne
Jeffrey M. Leib
Randy Lewis
Norman L. Lippitt
Betty L. Lowenthal
Jay Y. Mandel
Frank T. Mamat .
Hon. John McDonald
Hon. Fred M. Mester
Fredrick A. Neumark
Hon. Rudy J. Nichols
Paul L. Nine
Edward H. Pappas
Thomas Plunkett
David W. Potts
Barry Powers

Mitchell Ribitwer
Thomas J. Ryan
Robert H. Roether
Barry M. Rosenbaum
Adam D. Rosenberg
Jerome Sabbota
Hon. Gene Schnelz
Hon. Marc Shulman
Barry A. Seifman
Hon. Edward Sosnick
Robert E. Taub
Hon. Shelley G. Taub
Richard S. Victor
Mark Weaver
Allen M. Wolf

ENDORSED BY: POLICE OFFERS ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN
OAKLAND COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION
OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS

On Tuesday, November 7th, Elect Richard D. Kuhn Jr., Oakland County Circuit Judge

(Don't forget to vote the non-partisan ballot)

PAID FOR BY RICHARD D. KUHN, JR. FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE COMMITTEE • 6130 BARKER • WATERFORD MI 48329

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Family Shabbat will be marked at 11
a.m. Saturday, Nov. 4, at
Congregation Beth Shalom. Future
service dates are Dec. 2 and Jan. 6.
Designed for families to enjoy
together, the event is comprised of an
abbreviated traditional Conservative
Shabbat service led by congregants.
There will be opportunities for Torah
honors. Children will be encouraged
to participate through songs and cre-
ative activities.
A Kiddush will follow the service
when Family Shabbat participants
may join the entire congregation.
The congregation's Family
Programming Committee, chaired by
Michelle Sider, sponsors the Family
Shabbat Service. Everyone is wel-
come.
For details, call Sider, (248) 548-
7485.

New Date
For Flu Clinic

The Jimmy Prentis Morris Building
of the Jewish Community Center, in
collaboration with the Oakland
County Health Division, will hold a
flu immunization clinic from 9-11
a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22, at the JCC
in Oak Park.
Participants should bring Medicare
and/or Medicaid cards and a picture
ID with a current address. There is a
$3 donation for persons with no
Medicare and/or Medicaid card.
For information, call the JPM
front desk, (248) 967-4030.

Chap/cling Trains
Volunteers

The Jewish Community Chaplaincy
program, which provides religious, cul-
tural and spiritual support to frail
Jewish older adults living in care facili-
ties, will offer free volunteer-training.
The next session will be 7-9 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 7, at Fleischman
Residence, West Bloomfield. Quality
of care standards and issues for resi-
dents in care facilities will be dis-
cussed as well as the importance of
advocacy. The speaker will be Margot
Parr, executive director, Jewish Home
and Aging Services. The session is free
of charge.
To register, by Monday, Nov. 6,
call Shirley Jarcaig, (248) 661-2999