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Call The Jewish News 354-5959 Richard Headlee Speaks At 0CC Oakland Community College's Distinguished Speaker Series begins its 1994 spring lineup with Richard Headlee on March 8. Mr. Headlee will speak on "Management Success" at 7 p.m. in the Smith Theater on the college's Orchard Ridge Campus. This is a change from the originally scheduled March 29 appearance. The series will continue at 6:30 p.m. March 30, with an ap- pearance by state Sen. Lana Pollack. Sen. Pollack replaces William Brodhead, who will not appear on March 16 due to a scheduling conflict. Admission to the Distin- guished Speaker Series is free. The March 8 presentation is scheduled for one hour, followed by a question and answer ses- sion. For more information, call Professor Harvey Bronstein at 471-7744. The Orchard Ridge Campus is located at 27055 Orchard Lake Road, just south of 1-696 in Farmington Hills Learn How To Get Funding There are state and federal fi- nancing programs and other re- sources available for science and technology-based companies to assist them in developing fea- sibility studies and prototypes based on research/development activites. Funding is available for new project development; research and development; commercial- ization of research; and expan- sion and growth management. A seminar on identifying these potential funding sources and the preparation of grants to access funds will be held March 9 at the Business En- terprise Development Center (BEDC) in Troy from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. The cost is $65, with includes all materials and lunch. To register for the seminar or for more information, call 952- 5800. Home Building Is Forum Focus The Allied Jewish Campaign's Real Estate Forum will focus on "Home Building in the '90s: De- velopment, Planning and Mar- keting," at 6 p.m. March 10 at Knollwood Country Club. Robert Schottenstein, vice president of the Columbus, Ohio-based M/I Schottenstein Homes, Inc., will be featured at the dinner program, which will be an opportunity for builders, developers, financiers and oth- ers involved in the field to meet each other in an informal set- ting. Mr. Schottenstein's compa- ny is one of the nation's leading builders of single-family homes, selling more than 3,000 annu- ally. Active in several civic and charitable organizations, he is an officer and executive com- mittee member of the Colum- bus Jewish Federation. Robert Schottenstein There is a charge for the pro- gram, and there will be no so- licitation of Campaign gifts. For information, contact Marianne Milgrom at the Jew- ish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, 642-4260. Southfield Seeks Board Members The city of Southfield is seeking interested residents to serve on the Building Code Board of Ap- peals. The board, which meets "on call" approves substitutions of building materials and alter- nate construction methods as prescribed in the city's building code. Anyone seeking redress for any decision, ruling or order of the city's Building Department relating to the design, installa- tion or use of building con- struction materials also may seek relief from the board. Its three members are appointed by City Council to three-year terms. Qualified Southfield appli- cants should be registered pro- fessional architects with expertise in building code issues and commercial construction. Applications are available from the city clerk's office, 354- 9380; or the mayor's office, 354- 9600.