ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE

is pleased to
bring to the community

Get In Step!

Walk of Ages to aid elderly residents.

Bill Carroll
Special to the Jewish News

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Sunday, May 18, 2008
3:30 p.m.

Cantor Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo
and Lisa Lanzkron-Tamarazo

ACCOMPANIED BY THE MICHIGAN SINFONIETTA

AND JOINED BY THE ZAMIR CHORALE,
THE ADAT SHALOM CHOIR

AND THE ADAT SHALOM RUACH YOUTH CHOIR

OPERATIC AND CLASSICAL MUSIC

MUSICAL THEATRE FAVORITES

SONGS CELEBRATING 'ISRAEL AT 60"

including works by Halevy, Schubert, Bernstein,
Gershwin„ Shemer, Romberg, Ganchoff, Ravel,
Zim and Berger

GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS $10

NOTEWORTHY CONTRIBUTORS ($36 per person)
VIRTUOSO SPONSORS ($54 per person)

Tickets may be purchased in advance during business hours
at Adat Shalom or at the door.

Tickets may also be ordered by calling the Adat Shalom
office, 248-851-5100, and may be picked up at the concert.

This concert is underwritten in part by the Diane & Sol Colton '7"? Concert Fund

Contributors and sponsors are invited to a "pre-glows reception at 2:30 p.m.
and will have special seating.

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May 8 2008

etroit radio funnyman Dick
Purtan will be grand mar-
shal for the sixth annual
Walk of Ages community walkathon
sponsored by Jewish Home & Aging
Services Auxiliary
Sunday, May 18,
on the Jewish
Community Campus
in West Bloomfield.
Detroit Jewish News
Danny Raskin col-
umnist is grand
marshal emeritus.
Dick Purtan
Proceeds from the
walk will help sup-
port elderly residents
of the Fleischman
Residence and Danto
Family Health Center
in West Bloomfield
and the Menorah
House in Southfield.
Danny Raskin
New features this
year will be Team Spirit, allowing
teams of walkers from clubs, syna-
gogues and other organizations to reg-
ister and walk as a group, and special
cartoon characters, games, and prizes
for children. The auxiliary's third
annual Tent Sale, following the walk,
will be expanded with such donated
items as furniture, small appliances,
toys and other household goods.

Chabad Center Anniversary
Sarah and Morris Tugman Bais Chabad
Torah Center will celebrate its 34th
anniversary with an annual dinner and
Chinese auction on Tuesday, May 27,
at Young Israel of Oak Park, 15140 10
Mile. Auction viewing begins at 5 p.m.
and the strolling dinner at 6.
The Keser Shaim Toy (Crown of a
Good Name) honorees are Dr. Michael
and Annie Lehmann. He is director of
the EKG Laboratory at the University
of Michigan. She is a published writer
with a new
book, The
Accidental
Teacher: Life
Lessons from
My Silent Son.
The Torah
Center will
present Rabbi
The Lehmanns

The Walk of Ages will start at 10
a.m. (rain or shine), preceded by reg-
istration at 9 and warm-ups at 9:30.
Walkers can do the minimum 3K
distance (1.8 miles), or the maximum
5K (3.1 miles). Refreshments will be
available at the finish line.
Cost is $18 per person in advance
or $20 on May 18, including a T-shirt;
$36 for a family (two adults and four
children) in advance or $40 on the day
of the event, and Team Spirit registra-
tion ranging from $118 for five to nine
walkers to $354 for 20 walkers. Cost of
a lawn sign on Dedication Lane along
the route is $180. Walkers can earn
incentive prizes by getting family and
friends to sponsor their walk.
Honorary chairpersons are Weight
Watchers President Florine Mark and
Jewish Ensemble Theatre Artistic
Director Evelyn Orbach. Celebrity
walkers expected to attend are Judges
Susan Moiseev, Edward Sosnick and
Marc Baron, Detroit Jewish News
columnist George Cantor, television's
Cheryl Chodun, Sherry Margolis,
Murray Feldman, Murray Gula and
Rich Luterman, radio's "Big Al"
Muskowitz and others.
The JHAS Auxiliary, with more than
1,000 members, has been assisting
elderly residents with projects and
programs for more than 80 years.
For registration, tent sale donations
or information, call (248) 661-2969, or
visit www.auxiliaryjhas.org. CI

Joseph Krupnik with its Community
Service Award. He is kashrus admin-
istrator for the Council of Orthodox
Rabbis of Detroit and provides kashrus
supervision around the country. He is
rabbi of Congregation Shaarey Zedek of
Windsor and teaches in Yeshivat Akiva,
Southfield.
The speaker is
Rabbi Yoseph I
Jacobson, author of
the tape series A Tale
of Two Souls. Dinner
chairs are Paul
Draznin and Stewart
Rabbi Krupnik
and Helene Weiss.
Tribute journal chairs
are Arthur Liss and Paul Magy.
For ticket or journal information:
(248) 855-6170 or
www.baischabad@aol.com .