MARTHA ANDERSON
For Oakland County
Circuit Court Judge
EXPERIENCE YOU CAN JUDGE...
ENDORSEMENTS YOU CAN TRUST!
Miceli will share in the simchah. He is
also the grandchild of the late Alari
Goldstein.
Zachary attends Walled Lake Middle
School. He enjoys participating in
sports, especially golf, tennis and
wrestling. Doing the 5K walk for the
Make-a-Wish Foundation was signifi-
cant to him as part of his mitzvah proj-
ects.
Adam Michael Janower will become a
bar mitzvah at Temple Shir Shalom
on Saturday, Nov.
2. He is the son of
Rena and Marty
Janower and
younger brother of
Andrea and Nicole.
His proud grand-
parents are Shirley
and Saul Gross of
Livonia. Adam is
also the grandson of the late Tillie and
Benjamin Janower.
Adam is an honor student at
Orchard Lake Middle School in West
Bloomfield. His interests include
computers, traveling, playing hockey
and video games, music, movies and
spending time with friends and fami-
ly. A favorite mitzvah project for
Adam is helping to feed the hungry
by volunteering for Forgotten Harvest
in Southfield and Yad Ezra in Berkley.
Daniel Lev Kaufman will be called to
the Torah as a bar mitzvah on Nov. 2,
at Congregation
Beth Ahm. Proud
parents are Shari
and Alon
Kaufman. His sib-
lings are Jonathan,
Joshua, Laurenne
and Natalie Rose.
Loving grandpar-
ents are Miriam
and Fred Ferber of
Orchard Lake and Halina and
Shimon Kaufman of Tel Aviv, Israel.
Daniel, who really enjoys living life
to the fullest, attends Hillel Day
School of Metropolitan Detroit in
Farmington Hills and plans to go to
the Jewish Academy in the fall. He is
directly involved with the Friendship
Circle in West Bloomfield and the
Walled Lake-based Friends of the
Israel Defense Forces.
Zachary Adam Kay will celebrate his
bar mitzvah at Temple Israel Saturday,
Nov. 2. He is the son of Laurie and
Steven Kay and brother of Ali.
Sharing in the simchah will be his
grandparents Lillian and Jack Kay and
Donelda
McWilliams.
Zachary attends
Abbott Middle
School in West
Bloomfield. He is
interested in cook-
ing, reading and
kayaking. Donating
money to the
Grayheart and Greyhound rescue and
adoption program as part of his mitz-
vah projects was meaningful to him.
.
Rachel Ann Kessler will be called to
the Torah as a bat mitzvah on
Saturday, Nov. 2, at Temple Beth El.
She is the daughter
of Lorie and John
Kessler and the sis-
ter of Matthew and
Adam. She is the
granddaughter of
Florence and Lester
Neiman, Mary Rita
Kessler and the late
Herbert Kessler.
Rachel is a sev-
enth-grade honor student at Orchard
Lake Middle School in West
Bloomfield. She is in her second year
as a student aide in the school's autis-
tic impaired program and worked this
past summer as a volunteer at
SCAMP. She also volunteers as a class-
room assistant in a second-grade class
at Temple Beth El's religious school.
Rachel enjoys music, dance, tennis,
computers and summers at Tamarack
Camps.
Jeffrey Lawrence Lisiecki was called
to the Torah as a bar mitzvah
Saturday, Oct. 26, at Temple Beth El.
He is the son of
Robert and Gayle
Lisiecki and broth-
er of Matthew.
Helping to cele-
brate this special
occasion were Jeff's
grandparents
Bernice and Irving
Barill and Lillian
Lisiecki Elder. Jeff is also the grandson
of the late Robert E. Lisiecki.
Jeff is an eighth-grade honor stu-
dent at Bloomfield Hills Middle
School, where he plays viola in the
school orchestra and participates on
the soccer, swimming and track -
teams. He also enjoys skiing, bike rid-
ing, reading, camping and is active in
Boy Scouts. For his mitzvah project, -
Jeff volunteered as an assistant at the
Temple Beth El summer day camp.
The Oakland Press
For (one of) the two new judgeships (at
the Oakland County Circuit Court), we urge
voters to select MARTHA ANDERSON ...
Anderson has been a Friend of the Court
referee for 22 years and is familiar with
every aspect of the office. Her experience
with family and divorce problems would
be invaluable on the bench."
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The Detroit Free Press
" ... the best fit for the (Oakland County
MARTHA
Circuit Court) bench is
•ANDERSON ... Anderson's 22 years (as a
referee) in Oakland's Family Court division
demonstrates her commitment to families
and children. Many other lawyers would
have either burned out or chosen to go
back to general practice. But if elected,
Anderson pledges to remain on that court
even after the mandatory two-year service
at the outset of her term."
The Detroit News
"For Oakland (County) Circuit Court
(Judge), our support goes to MARTHA
ANDERSON, whose long service as a
referee hearing family matters would give
her a head start on the court's family
division..."
Martha Anderson has also received
the highest recommendation given
to Circuit Court candidates by the
Oakland County Bar Association.
www.andersonforjudge.org
ALSO ENDORSING
MARTHA ANDERSON:
• The Spinal Column Newspaper
• Oakland County Sheriffs
Department Command
Officers Association
• The Police Officers Association
of Michigan
• MICO (Michigan Court Officers),
A Professional Organization
• Metropolitan Consolidated
Association of Realtors
• The South Oakland County
Bar Association
• The Referees Association
of Michigan
• The Michigan Inter-Professional
Association on Marriage,
Divorce and the Family
VOTE ANDERSON! VOTE EXPERIENCE! VOTE NOVEMBER 5th!
Paid for by the Committee to Elect Martha D. Anderson for Oakland County Circuit Court
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