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Two-day Symposium
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day in October may
have been a signal
to reverse clocks an hour to
bid farewell to daylight sav-
ings time, it didn't keep a
group of Jewish singles from
rising early to attend a
special gathering.
The second annual
"Positively Yours: A Jewish
Singles Symposium" spon-
sored by the Community Net-
work for Jewish Singles and
held at the Jewish Communi-
ty Center appeared to be an
uplifting experience for many
who attended the two-day
event.
Larry Bruozis, a marketing
expert from Chicago, was the
event's keynote speaker. He
spoke about change as a
"threat, challenge or oppor-
tunity:"
"The overall message of the
sympsoium was that no mat-
ter what your marital status
is, try to have a positive and
uplifting day," said singles
director Leanie Gunsberg.
"Whether singles choose to
be single or they're looking
for the right person to come
around, it's important to keep
a positive attitude?'
"I thought it would be an
interesting way to spend a
weekend," said Neal
Grossman, 45, who came from
Ohio to attend the event.
"This was my first time
coming to something like
this, but I'm glad I did
because I met someone real-
ly wonderful at the dance on
Saturday night."
Grossman said he heard
about the sympsoium
through an ad in the Jewish
News and decided to head
back to his hometown to par-
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Edde Weiss of West Bloom-
field said she originally came
to the JCC to workout, but
decided on visiting the
workshop about travel to get
away from it all.
"I thought it would be in-
teresting to see why types of
things go on in the singles
world," she said.
Other workshops included
successful single parenting,
positive personal power, how
to write your own life's script
and successful money
management techniques.
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Social Singles
Shabbat
Jewish singles between the
ages of 40-55 are invited to
join the social singles of the
Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit for a
Shabbat dinner at the
Aldingbroke Clubhouse on
Nov. 11 a 7;30 p.m.
Aldingbrooke is located on
the east side of Drake, bet-
ween Walnut and Maple
roads. Attendance is limited.
RSVP to 661-1000, ext. 347
before Nov. 8. For further in-
formation, call Sharon Stein
at 552-9237.
Keynote Speaker Larry Bruozis
workshops the event had to
offer this past weekend.
"I'm a very happy, suc-
cessful entrepreneur, but I
have a weight problem," he
said. "That's why I sat in on
the workshop about ac-
climating yourself to a health
club setting. I wanted to learn
how to use a health club for
something more than taking
a shower:'
According to Laura Roberts,
the Women's Health Club
director at the JCC who spoke
at the workshop on the topic,
"the bar scene for singles has
moved into the health clubs.
It's the new singles scene."
During lunch at Shiffman
Hall, Oak Park resident Vicki
Utchenick, 29, a switchboard
operator at Answering. Ser-
vices, Inc., Royal Oak, said
she came to the sympsoium
because "it was something
different to do."
Utchenick said she attend-
ed last year's sympsoium, and
generally goes to "any singles
event that focuses in on self-
esteem, attitude, perception
or motivational skills!'
She said she came to this
event to gain insight on a
variety of topics including the
workshop entitled "Your
Reflections" with guest
speaker Ann Greene, P.T.C.,
the founder and director of In-
ternational Images, Inc.,
whose clients include Oprah
Winfrey and Dr. Ruth.
Utchenick's friend, Aileen
Miller, 28, a clerk/typist at
the Children's Center of
Wayne County and resident
of Southfield, also attended
the meeting.
"I came mostly because it
was something different, and
the workshops really seemed
to offer a lot," she said.
Miller said she thought the
symposium was well organiz-
ed and very helpful.
Election Social
Tuesday Night
Jewish young adults age
21-35 will have an election
night social 8 p.m. Tuesday at
Mr. Sports Bar in Farmington
Hills.
The event is sponsored by
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Young Adult Division.
There is no cover charge
and no solicitation of gifts.
For reservations, contact
the Young Adult Division at
Federation, 965-3939, ext.
161.
Social Singles
Dinner Slated
Jewish singles between the
ages of 40 and 50 are invited
to join the Jewish Communi-
ty Center of Metropolitan
Detroit social singles for din-
ner at a local restaurant
before the JCC Las Vegas
Night on Saturday.
Call 788-1225 to RSVP and
get directions.
Movie Group
To Meet
The Select-A-Flick movie
group will be meeting at the
Showcase Pontiac Cinema on
Sunday at 4:45 p.m. at the
Cinema I. The Group will
have dinner at Hogan's
following the movie. For addi-
tional inforamtion, call
Nathan at 557-1548 or
661-1000, ext. 347.
Masquerade
Review
. On Sunday, November 20 at
12:30 p.m. a book review is
scheduled to discuss Mas-
querade by Lowell Cauffiel.
The review will be given by
Howard Kaplan and Ruth
Katz at the Jewish Communi-
ty Center (Maple/Drake
Building).