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with one of her girlfriends,
and now refers to them as "a
great couple."
Cindy Yee, a One on One
member working as an asso-
ciate producer, is currently
dating another club mem-
ber. He is training for the
Olympics, which makes
regular dating a little
difficult.
Ms. Yee said she joined the
club three years ago to take
advantage of its equipment
and trainers.
"Although I don't know
anybody who comes here just
to meet people, it's fun to
look," she added. ❑

Singles Extension
Plans Trip

The Singles Extension
Group, sponsored by Temple
Israel, for singles 50 and over,
in conjunction with Berkley
Tours, will take a trip to the
Wisconsin Dells Aug. 23-26.
Included are three nights in
a hotel, three continental
breakfasts, three dinners, din-
ner show.
For reservations, call Fran
Shusterman; 352-2995 or
357-2470.

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New Horizons Chapter of
the City of Hope, for singles
age 40 and up, will sponsor a
booth at the Royal Oak
Garage Sale on July 13-14.
Volunteers are needed to help
supervise the booth. Call
Alleen Kideckel, 355-0413.
The group will hold a swim
party/bar-b-que July 21 at the
home of Sharon Stein, 27156
Marshall, Southfield. There is
a charge. For reservations by
July 17, call Sharon Stein,
552-9237.
Election of officers will be
held at the next general
meeting July 28 at the
Cumberland Commons club-
house. All members are urg-
ed to attend. For directions,
call Fern Fine, 356-2265.
For information about New
Horizons, call Marilyn Guss,
661-4937.

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Julie Litberg, daughter of
Darryl and Cheri Litberg of
Farmington Hills, is the first
recipient of the Lawrence
Gorosh Memorial Leadership
Award. Julie, entering her
senior year at North Farm-
ington High Schol, has been
a member of Shira BBG since

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A weekend of camping in
Nordhouse Dunes, part of the
Lake Michigan Recreation
Area, is planned for July
26-28 by the Jewish Com-
munity Center of Washtenaw
County Outing Club, an Ann
Arbor group for singles in
their 20s and 30s. The group
will be camping, hiking and
swimming.
Carpools will be organized,
as well as equipment and
food. There is a charge. For in-
formation, call the JCC,
971-0990.

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SOLO welcomes single
parents and their children to
meet 11 a.m. July 14 for a fun
day at the Detroit Zoo. Meet
at the entrance ticket booth
and bring a picnic lunch.
For reservations by July 12,
call Deon at Temple Israel,
661-5700.

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Gesher, Jewish singles
meeting singles in the spirit
of Judaism, will have its next
meeting 7 p.m. July 14 at the
home of Akiva Borin, 6945
Beverly Crest, West
Bloomfield.
For information, call Akiva,
626-2140; or Miriam Huff-
stutter, 968-8861.

Julie Litberg

March of 1989 and served as
BBG Council Spirit 'n Sports
Chairman this year. In the
coming year, Julie will serve
as president of Shira BBG.
The Lawrence Gorosh
Memorial Leadership Award
was established in May 1990
in memory of Lawrence
Gorosh to perpetuate his sup-
port of young people and to
encourage their drive to excel.

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