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(248) 624-0400 Commerce Township www.dwyerandsons.com A16 May 15 • 2008 Rabbi Steven Weil, 42, senior rabbi at Beth Jacob Congregation in Beverly Hills, Calif., an Orthodox Union-mem- ber synagogue, has been selected to assume the position of executive vice president — the chief professional officer — of the OU, effective July 1, 2009. Rabbi Well Prior to his leader- ship at Beth Jacob Rabbi Weil served as rabbi of Young Israel of Oak Park, also an OU-member synagogue. Rabbi Weil, is a native of upstate New York and graduate of Yeshiva University in New York. Concurrently with his rabbinical training at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, he received an MBA in Finance at NYU's Stern School of Business. In addition to his leadership at Beth Jacob, he dedicates his energies to serving the Harkham-Hillel Hebrew Academy, to mentoring many top young rabbis in the U.S. and to lectur- ing around the world as Scholar-In- Residence for such organizations as the National Young Leadership Cabinet of the United Jewish Communities. Stem Cell Advocates The Birmingham Temple will present a forum titled "Stem Cell Research: the Science, the Potential and the Law," at 8 p.m. Monday, May 19, at the temple, 28611 W. 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills. Admission is free for temple members; $8 for others. Scheduled speakers are: •Marcia Baum, executive director of the Michigan Center for Stem Cell Research and Cures, a nonprofit coali- tion dedicated to educating our state's citizens about stem cell research and its potential for life-saving cures and treat- ments. Baum, most recently director of community outreach at the Detroit- based Karmanos Cancer Institute, has served as executive director of the Michigan Cancer Foundation and eco- nomic development liaison in southeast Michigan for the Michigan Department of Commerce. • Lynn Jondahl, executive director of Michigan Prospect for Renewed Citizenship, speaking as a volunteer for the Michigan Center for Stem Cell Research and Cures. Jondahl, whose 22 years of service as a Michigan state rep- resentative ended in 1994, has served as co-director of the Michigan Political leadership program at Michigan State University and as transition director for the new administration of Gov. Jennifer Granholm. He is a graduate of the Yale University Divinity School and an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. A Sunday Of Song Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills will present "An Afternoon of Song" at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, May 18. The concert will feature Cantor Frank Lanzkron-Tamarazo and Lisa Lanzkron- Tamarazo, accompa- nied by the Michigan Sinfonietta Orchestra and joined by the Zamir Chorale, the Adat Shalom Choir and the Adat Shalom Cantor Frank Ruach Youth Choir. Lanzkron- Musical selections Tamarazo include opera, clas- sical music, Israeli songs, musical the- ater favorites, and songs celebrating the 60th anniversary of the State of Israel. Advance tickets are on sale at the Lisa Lanzkron- synagogue during Tamarazo business hours or may be reserved by calling Caren Harwood, (248) 851- 5100. Tickets may also be purchased at the door. General admission is $10. Noteworthy Contributors ($36 per person) and Virtuoso Sponsors ($54 per person) are invited to a "pre-glow" reception at 2:30 p.m. and will have special seating. This concert is underwritten in part by the Diane and Sol Colton Concert Fund. Chairpersons are Janis Holcman and Diane Howitt, both of Farmington Hills. For information, call (248) 851-5100. Seniors Do Lunch Area seniors are invited to gather for a luncheon and program with CHaZaKaH/Young-at-Heart members at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 22, at Adat Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills. Country music artist Kimberly Grubb will entertain. The community is welcome. There is a $10 charge for members of CHaZaKaH/Young-at-Heart and a $12 fee for others. For information, call the Adat Shalom office, (248) 851-5100.