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THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH · WEEKLY IN R.I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. , VOLUME LXXIV, NUMBER 48 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 35¢ PER COPY Jewish Home Seeks Volunteers As Union Contract Nears Expiration; Edelstein Terminates Employment

by Robert Israel president of the Jewish Home, in PROVIDENCE - T he Board an interview last week. "We just of Directors of the Jewish Home want the community to know that for the Aged here has mailed out a volunteers are needed in the event letter to the Jewish community that a strike occurs." calling for a volunteer force to Edelstein Terminates register in the event of a strike Employm-ent with the employees of the New England Heath Care Employees In another development at the Union, District 1199. The current Home, the executive director, contract expires November 30. William Edelstein, has terminated The union represents the his employment as of Friday, majority of employees at the October 23, leaving the Home HotTle, including nurses, nurses without a full -time executive aides, dietary aides, housekeepers, director in his place. An interim laundry and maintenence workers. director, Steve Berk, is filling in In December, 1984, 240 workers the position. Interviews are being went on strike against the Home conducted to find a replacement for Mr. Edelstein. Jerusalem's Mayor Teddy Kolleck (left) met Gov. Michael for three weeks until a contract " We anticipate that a new Dukakis in Boston last week. The AOL urged Mayor Flynn to was signed. Over nine hundred director will be in soon," Mrs. boycott a Japanese conference because Jerusalem had not been volunteers, working around-the­ Leach said, "but it might take a invited. clock, kept the Home running during those three weeks. Despite month or two, since the new Mayor Flynn says Boston will Anti-Defamation League of B'nai director would have to give notice not pa~icipate in a historic cities B'rith, who attended the meeting these efforts, the elderly residents suffered hardship, as many of at his or her place of employment conference next month in its with Kolleck. before coming to Providence." William Edelstein Japanese sister city because "The Japanese government has them were forced to relocate to Jerusalem was not invited to the to understand there is a price to other nursing homes or to private U nion's Concerns problem at all nursing homes, not event. pay when you exclude one of the homes due to lack of services. The Stan Israel, (no relation to this just the Jewish Home. But it is Speaking after a private most historic cities" from a striking workers were also accused writer), spokesman for the union, something the Home's meeting with Jerusalem Mayor conference, Zakim said, adding of sporadic incidents of said in an interview this week that management will have t_o face Teddy Kolleck earlier last week, that Kolleck called Flynn's harassment, including physical there are a number of problems at when we sit down, because the Flynn said he was honored that decision "a courageous and very and verbal threats against the Home he hopes to address health care at the Home, in my Boston was invited to the World firm step." volunteers who crossed the picket when the negotiating sessions opinion, has been deteriorating." Conference of Historical Cities in Kolleck was in Boston to lines in order to help the elderly begin. Israel stated that from the time Kyoto, but that the city could not discuss Boston's plans to celebrate residents still remaining in the "One of these issues is the the strike was settled in January, participate because "we felt very the 40th anniversary of the state Home. None of those charges problem with short staffing," 1985 until now, "the relationship strongly that Jerusalem, one of the of Israel next spring. He also met resulted in court actions or arrests, Israel said. "If you walk around between the management and the most historic cities in the world, with Gov. Dukakis. however. The union settled for a the Home, the workers are angry workers at the Jewish Home has should be invited ... I think I am T he dispute surfaced in May 12.6% increase over a three year because of the shortage of health been good." He did stress, carrying out t he wishes of the when Zakim wrote to Flynn to period. care personnel. Many nurses these however, that his letter to the people of the city of Boston." protest Jerusalem's exclusion " We are hoping to avoid a strike days are joining nursing pools, Home's management calling for The decision, which Flynn said from the conference. Flynn, in at all costs," said Muriel Leach, where the pay is better. This is a (Continued on page 21) was made last month, was response, wrote in June to Mayor commended by Leonard Zakim, Mashiko lmagawa of Kyoto executive director of the New expressing Boston's concern over Conference Focuses On pemographics England office of the the omission of Jerusalem. JERUSALEM (JTA) - Israel, conference that close to half of which faces serious demographic Soviet Jews marry non-Jews and Six Refuseniks Emigrate problems because of the disparity the vast majority of the children of between the Jewish and Arab birth these mixed marriages chose to It ,kl~ NEW YORK (JTA) - Six applied in 1978. His wife, rates, is responsible nevertheless register 8s non-Jews. more long-term refuseniks, some Ludmilla, suffers from cancer and for offsetting demographic losses Altshuler estimated the number of them denied exit visas on is an invalid. among diaspora Jews, according to of Jews in the USSR as no more grounds they possessed . state . Shifrin and his wife, Slava, first material presented here at a than 1.5 to 1.6 million. Higher secrets, have been granted applied to emigrate in 1981. conference on t he demography of numbers often cited reflect either ~ 1:l7fl permission to leave the Soviet Lifschitz was first refused in 1978 the Jewish people. wishful thinking or politics, he ,_ ~_ . -~ 1 Union, and one of them, a much and has since worked as a janitor. Some 200 scientists and Jewish said. In fact, Soviet Jewry has decorated World War II hero, has He and Shifrin are both engineers community leaders from 20 entered a period of accelerated already left, the National and religiously observant. countries are attending the decline, according to Altshuler. It Conference on Soviet Jewry Alleged "secret" work as a conference, which opened last is now decreasing at an annual (NCSJ) reported. . mechanical engineer deprived Monday. rate of ·1.5 percent ~ompared to 1 According to the NCSJ, Col. Y akir of a visa when he aplied in Conference participants were percent in the 1970s. Lev Ovsishcher, who fought with 1974. His wife, Rimma, is a told that it is doubtful how long Jewish emigration from the the Red Army, departed for Israel computer engineer. Yakir's father Israel can hold the line in the USSR since the early '70s has left last Monday. He had been denied and uncle were generals in the Red "demography crisis," which is behind a Jewish population with a a visa for 15 years on sef,recy Army, killed when Stalin purged aggravated by the high incidence low birth rate, a high percentage of grounds and was stripped of his his officers' corps shortly before of intermarriage and assimilation old people and a high proportion rank when he first applied. World War II. in the two largest diaspora of mixed couples, Altshuler said. Ovsishcher is expected to be T he Yakir family was adopted communities - the United States The situation is not much better followed shortly by Leonid by Congregation B'nai Jehudah, in and the Soviet Union. in the United States, according to Yusefovitch, Mark Shifrin, Nndrei Kansas City, Mo., on Yakir's 54th At present, the world Jewish Prof. Sidney Goldstein of Brown Lifschitz, Boris Fridman and birthday, June 8, 1985. The Mayor population is about 12,881,000 University in Providence, R.I. He Sidney Goldstein Evgeny Yakir, all with their of Kansas City proclaimed including 3,521,000 Jews living in said that intermarriage has been families. "Evgeny Yakir Day" at the time. Israel. But by the year 2000, the increasing among Americ8n Jews know how the crisis could be Yusefovitch, whose wife, But while more refuseniks are global Jewish population is in the past decade, fewer of the solved by discussions in a Ekaterina, is a Hebrew teacher in being granted exit permits, all is expected to decline to 12,212,000 non-Jewish partners have conference room. Moscow, refused to report for not well for the family of Anna and regress to the growth rate of converted to Judaism and fewer of Goldstein replied, "The first military reserve duty two months Kholmiansky, wife of former the J960's. their children are being raised as step in developing population ago because he considered himself Prisoner of Conscience Aleksandr If these trends are not reversed, Jews. policies is to understand what is a citizen of Israel. The couple was Kholmiansky. She began a hunger the demographers warned, the Journalists attending the happening." He said, "In that first refused exit permits in 1981 strike last Sunday to protest the limited natural increase of Jews in conference were skeptical when respect, we know less about because Leonid allegedly was continued refusal of Soviet Israel will not suffice to one of its organizers, Prof. ourselves around the world than privy to state secrets. authorities to grant them compensate for losses in the Roberto Bachi, said its "main many other peoples know about The same pretext was given permission to leave the USSR, the diaspora communities. purpose was to find out what is themselves, including developing Fridman, engineer and an activist NCSJ reported. Prof. Mordechai Altshuler of happening inside the Jewish countries." One practical measure from Leningrad, when he first (Continued on poge 21) the Hebrew University tolq the peopl~." Rwqrters wanted to (Continued on page 21) 2 - THE RHODE' fSLANb HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 Rabbi Roth Scholar-In-Residence At Temple Am David Local News The man who authored the accepted guidelines describing the role of women in Conservative Judaism will be in Rhode Island to discuss the subject November 13 and 14. Weisbord To Speak Hadassah To Hold Telford Taylor To Rabbi Joel Roth, chairman of the Rabbinical Assembly's At Brunch Fashion Show Speak At URI Committee on Jewish Laws and Standards, will serve as Pawtucket Hadassah will hold Telford Taylor, who was the Scholar-in-Residence at Temple The South County Jewish its annual Fall Fashion Show on Community Council will hold a chief U.S. prosecutor at the Am David, 40 Gardiner St., Monday, October 26 at Temple meeting on Sunday, October 25 at Nuremberg war crimes trials from Warwick, during that Sabbath Beth-El in Providence. Clothes 1946 to 1949, will be URl's 1%7 weekend. the Tavern Hall Club, corner of will be presented by Monticello's Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar. "The issues of women's South Road and Kingstown Road and Lady M of Mineral Spring His public address will be held participation in Conservative in Kingston. Professor Robert Ave. Roz Bolusky, Gert Max, and Jewish religious services," noted Weisbord of URI will present a Thursday, October 29 at 4 p.m. in Jan Ziegler are co-chairing the Rabbi H. Scott White of Temple lecture at our 9:30 a.m. brunch 271 Chafee Social Science event. Coffee 'An will be served at Am David, "is of immediate entitled "Zolli and Pacelli: The Building. He will speak on "The 7: 15 p.m., and the Fashion Show interest to Conservative Chief Rabbi, the Pope, and the Significance of Nuremberg will begin at 8 p.m. There will be congregations not only here in Holocaust," the story of how the Today." The lecture is free and with Friday evening services (7:15 elegant prizes. Donation for this Rhode Island but throughout the chief rabbi of Rome converted to open to the public. p.m.) November 13. Rabbi Roth event are $4 each or 3· for $10. world. The Scholar-in-Residence Catholicism. will discuss Jewish legal sources Proceeds from this event enables Sabbath will give us the and present the arguments on Pawtucket Hadassah to conintue opportunity for significant study both sides of the question of its commitment to Youth Aliyah. of some of the most fundamental permitting women to be called Tickets may be purchased at the Jewish legal principles which set independently to the Torah for Moving Sale door. us apart as Conservative Jews," he honors and the separate issue of said. counting women as part of the Rabbi Roth is an associate Minyan. See professor of Talmud and Following Sabbath services • Rabbinics at the Jewish Saturday morning (at 9:30), a light Theological Seminary of America luncheon will be served. At 1 p.m. Melzer's ad in New York. His interpretation those attending will be split into and definition of Jewish law as it two groups for workshop sessions. pertains to women's participation Rabbi Roth's presentation will on page 5. in services has been used as the deal with contemporary issues in foundation upon which the Jewish law. Rabbi White will Seminary based its decision to conduct the other workshop accept women in programs leading discussing the history and to their ordination as rabbis in the evolution of Jewish law. At Conservative movement. approximately 2:30 p.m. the Paul Finstein, president of the groups will exchange leaders. congregation, said the program is The Seudah Sh'lishit, the third being presented by Temple Am· Sabbath meal, will be served David "to provide the opportunity following Mincha services at 4 to hear and study with one of the p.m. and the Sabbath's activities foremost authorities on this vitally will conclude with Ma'ariv and important subject." There is no Havdalah ~ervices at 5: 15' p.m. cost to those participating but Rabbi Roth was appointed to Finstein urged early reservations the faculty at the Seminary in in the event the response is such 1968 following his ordination. He that attendance would have to be holds a doctorate in Talmud and limited. Further information and has served at the Seminary as reservations may be obtained by dean of students at the Seminary calling the Temple office at College, director of the Melton TREAT: 463-7944. Research Center for Jewish Visit our roomy t1ew The Sabbath weekend program Education and associate dean and skop at 111 El...gtove is open to the public. It begins dean of the Rabbinical School. 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by Eric Rosenman been any change this year. It is also Seven days ago a Palestinian Arab better, even with the current woman going to pick up her children developments, than other, harder was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers years, such as 1985." trying to control a stone-throwing mob Shomron noted t hat his remarks in Rarnallah, just north of Jerusalem. might bring little consolation. He also Eight days ago a fight erupted said that many of the recent attacks Six-Year Perspective between Moslems and Jews on the were local in origin, not guided by Temple Mount. The Jews had come to outside groups. pray on the site of the Temple; the But he praised the security services, On Senate Race Moslems resisted this "foreign" noting that "they are the ones capable presence on one of their holiest places. of finding the needle in the haystack." The same day, October 11, Yi gal He cited the "large number" of PROVIDENCE - I was sitting in of becoming brainwashed. That image Shahaf, 24, died after being shot near terrorist attacks which have been the crowded Senate lounge at the State presented to you can become distorted, the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old prevented, and called for "normal life House here last Monday when Lt. Gov. or, at least, exaggerated. City by an unidentified Arab. in Israel, but with alertness, with the Richard A. Licht made his A reporter asked Lt. Gov. Licht On October 10, Israeli troops shot realistic awareness that in our announcement that he would challenge about finances, and his reply was that and wounded a number of Palestinian situation terrorism is not something Republican John Chafee for the U.S. he expects to raise between $1 and $2 Arabs in the Gaza Strip. The Arabs that ends in a day." Senate seat. It brought back memories million dollars to finance the were protesting the deaths of four Some of the recent violence, no from six years ago, before I became campaign. suspected terrorists in a shoot-out with doubt, has been instigated by outside editor of this newspaper, when I was Sen. Chafee has already amassed Israeli security agents several days organizations - the PLO through its working as a speechwriter for Julie quite a bit of money for his campaign, earlier. T he quartet was stopped various factions. This · is their Michaelson, who also sought to unseat because he's been actively fundraising driving a car full of weapons. One "traditional" response to diplomatic Chafee. for some time now. Lt. Gov. Licht has Israeli security man, Victor Rajwan, activity, like Secretary of State In front of me was William to catch up, and if he can't catch up, also died in the battle. Shultz's trip to the Middle East. Tammelleo, who served as he'll have to do some heavy Shortly before t he latest trouble in More fundamentally, the bloodshed Michaelson's campaign chairman. persuading, because the sum of $2 Gaza, the body of an Israeli soldier, - whether PLO guided or carried out "Bob, I can hardly believe it's been million dollars will be difficult to 27-year-old Hanoch Deneman - a by "free-lance" domestic terrorists - six years/' Tammelleo said as we shook obtain. Dutch immigrant and convert to reconfirms a flaw which has crippled hands. Many politicans running for office Judaism - was found in a kibbutz field Palestinian A~ab politics - and have complained about the amount of near Akko. Authorities considered regional peacemaking - for more than life In politics - as in itself - time money needed to run a campaign. Lt. terrorism one possible explantion for 40 years. As The New Republic passes and one's memory grows dim. A Gov. Licht has been one that has the murder. editorialized October 26: politican will remind you of things he publicly called for reforms in campaign Late in September a 43-year-old "The Palestinian leadership class or she thinks you should remember, finances. But those reforms haven't Army reservist and peace activist, brought disaster on its people years but I've always believed it is best to been instituted, yet. No ceiling on Alexander Arad, was stabbed to death ago, first by rejecting the mildest store your own memories in an campaign spending for public office while waiting for a bus not far from his notions of Jewish legitimacy in the impregnable vault in the back of your has been set. home in southern Galilee. A Holy Land, and then by rejecting an mind. There will come a time when And so we will get political races that Palestinian Arab from a nearby village actual Palestinian state envisioned in you'll have to open that vault and run on costly images projected in confessed to the killing. Two days the 194 7 Partit ion Plan. Since then, reach in for some of those memories to television commercials which often before Arad's death a pair of Israeli following subsequent disasters, the prove if the politicans are telling the distance the candidate from his or her teenagers from a Tel Aviv suburb were Palestinians have failed to seize a truth. There will come a time when record. You should be prepared for an assaulted by a group of Arabs. series of opportunities, such as the you'll need to decide if politicans are on-slaught of these televized images as The latter two cases sparked a autonomy provisions of t he Camp distorting that truth for their own shouting match between Industry and David agreements." purposes, or if their pledges ring true to Trade Minister Ariel Sharon, a former Referring to the possibility of an what you have already discovered and Defense Minister, and international peace conference on the known to be true all along. Minister-without-Portfolio Ezer Middle East, the editorial asked who While Tammelleo and were Campaigns are often won Weizman, another former Defense would come to the table for the chatting and the room was getting or lost by how much money a Minister, current Defense Minister Palestinian Arabs? Who, or which more stuffy by the minute as people politician spends on Yitzhak Rabin and others. The Labor leadership group, would demonstrate tried to push their way in to see and be Party Ministers hotly denied Sharon's the ability - so far hypothetical - to seen - Lt. Gov. Licht made his way television commercials, charge that terrorist murders now compromise? into the lounge, accompanied by his radio spots, billboards and evoked "apathy." One result of the latest murders has wife and two sons. In front of him, newspaper ads. But voters In fact, Lt. Gen. Dan Shomron, been to rekindle in Israel discussion of leading the way, was Julie Michaelson Chief of the IDF General Staff, agreed invoking the death peanlty in cases of and Mayor Sal Mancini. must be attentive and avoid with an interviewer that "there is such terrorism. And, functionally, the I couldn't help but wonder what becoming brainwashed by a feeling" (that terrorism has politics of terror may lead to a political Michaelson and Mancini were exaggerated images. increased). But, "if we are speaking death penalty for Palestinian Arab thinking that morning as Licht about dry statistical data, there has not nationalism. addressed the crowd. Six years ago, both of them worked so hard to get the attention of Rhode Island's voters. Both campaigned in every city and town, from Westerly to Woonsocket. Mayor Mancini of North Providence, 1988 rolls around, because the media with his silver hair and gregarious will be dominated by them, for both· personality, would often introduce local and national races. Your favorite Michaelson at campaign rallies and prime-time television show will be accompany him when the candidate interupted countless times so that paid (USPS 484-780) Pubilahed Every WNk By The made his way into crowded stadiums, political messages can be aired. It's Jewi9h Pren Publl.a.lng Company or the famous 1025 Club in Johnston, going to wear on you. And you won't pressing the flesh, patting people on get any respite until the election is • EDITOR: ROBERT ISRAEL the back, extending himself in ways I over. had never seen a politican extend • ASSOCIATE EDITOR: himself before. What were they Try and put those media images TERRYRAKY thinking now, six years later? Were aside. they amazed, as William Tammelleo Try and put aside polls with their • ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: and I were, that the time had flown by pre-election-eve projections about who BRUCE WEISMAN so fast? Were they wondering the winners and losers will be. privately, as they had speculated What's exciting about a campaign • ACCOUNT REP.: publicly six years earlier, whether the for any office is the democratic system MARY FITZPATRICK voters would reject Sen. Chafee? - divorced from the gritty realities of ... campaign finances - that allows us to Ml>IUng Addreu: ~ - Providence, R.I. Running for office is a difficult look at the political records of the Tetephone: (401) 724-0200 PUNT: Herald Way, off Webster SL, Pawt., endeavor and a costly one. One of the candidates, to evaluate, to listen, and R.l.02H1 things that plagued Julie Michaelson's to ultimately decide by our votes. OFFICE: 305 W8*mlln Av.., East Prowtdence, campaign was funding. Despite the fact I've written this before: the R.I. 02914 Second dass postage paid at Providence, that candidates travel all over the state priviledge to vote is very special and we Rhode ISiand. Postmast8f send address change$ to The A.I. Herald, P.O. Box 6063, and make appearances at every City all must exercise it, and not take it for Providence, A.I. 029-i0-6063. Hall and church and synagogue, every granted. In the solitude of the voting politican will tell you what Marshall booth, we make up our own minds; we BySu~~t1a1ra:::::.itveootc:;: ~.. ~ McCluhan said years ago: "The media stand alone with our thoughts and our :-'~~~~~ · ~4~ ~ to= scriptlons are continuous unless notified the is the'message." memories of where a politican stands contrary in writing. Campaigns are often won or lost by on the issues. And in that voting booth The Herald assumes no financial responsi­ bility fof typographic.al errors in advertise­ .,ow much money a politican spends on we exercise our right as free citizens to ments, but will reprint that part ol the ad'ver· tisement in which the typographic.al error television commercials, radio spots, make a choice1 an important choice, occurs. Advertisers wil please notify the man­ billboards, and newspaper ads. But if about who will represent us. Candlelighting agement immediatety ol any error which may OCCU,, the voter is attentive, all the media As I sat in the Senate lounge at the Unsoticited manusaipts: Un$01ictted blitz in the world can only accomplish State House last week, and the six October 30, 1987 manuscripts are weloome. We do not pay for one thing: to remind the voter who is years that have passed fast-forwarded ~~.AMe.='°r~t~'.'9 Jr.:! running and why he or she is running before my eyes, this thought alone dressed envek>pe If you want the ~t 4:25 p.m. returned. Letters to the editor represent the for that office. This is why, as I stated stayed with me: =s~ ~~tt.not~.~ earlier, it is necessary for the voter to Let this race and the other races for number lor verification. have his or her own mind clear as to public offices be honest, let integrity The Herald Is a member ol the New England Press Auoc:iation and the American Jewish what a politican stands for. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 5 Youth Interfaith Japanese Prints At RISD Conference Selected works by one of the Western artists as Vincent Van The fo urth annual - Youth great masters of Japanese Gogh and James McNeill Interfaith Conference will be held printmaking will be featured in Whistler) will be on view, as well on Veteran's Day, Wednesday, Meiolw-e: Famous Places in as scenes of Lake Biwa and November 11 from 9 a.m. to 7:30 Japanese Prints by Hiroshige, on outlying provinces, shown in p.m. at the Jewish Community view at Rhode Island School of varying seasons, weather Center of Rhode Island, 401 Design's Museum of Art through . conditions, and times of day. All To The Editor: · daily newspapers and Jewish Elmgrove Avenue in Providence. January 24. pieces are from the Museum's I thoroughly enjoyed the Heral.d weeklies, but I'd like you to know The theme for this year's According to Maggie Bickford, permanent collection, and this is of October 22, and your editorial, our N. Y. Publicity Department conference is, " Different Times / curator of Asian art, viewers of the the first of two successive "Combating Racism." found Dorothea's article to be one Different Faiths," a look at exhibition "can take an armchair exhibitions of prints by Hiroshige The spray painting of swastikas of the most moving interviews and various celebrations throughout tour ffir9ugh Japan through the which will. be showh at the on the walls of synagogues and a a copy of her article was sent to all the . year. There will be eyes of a master." Literally Museum of Art. Jewish owned business was indeed the Israel Bond offices across the presentations by the clergy on the meaning "pictures of famous Living during Japan's Edo a cowardly and dastardly act and country and Canada to read. high holidays in the Jewish and places," the Meiolw-e tradition period, which lasted from 1615 to brought back memories of fifty My congratulations to you and Christian calendars followed by focuses on representations of 1868, Uiroshige was one of the years ago. your staff and many thanks to group discussion. scenic wonders and famous views chief contributors to Japanese The calling in of the Jewish Dorothea for such a great article. The conference, open to teens in of the Japanese landscape. The printmaking in_ general and the Defense League was, however Barbara J. Caslowitz grades 9 through 12, is exhibition includes woodblock Meiolw-e tradition in particular. unnecessary, (who on earth called State of Israel Bonds, co-sponsored by the Jewish prints showing mountain peaks, During this period in Japanese them in to begin with?). As it was Providence, R.I. Community Center of Rhode lakes and waterfalls, as well as history, newfound political proven, we can trust the Island and the National sites of famous pilgrimages and stability combined with improved Providence Police Department, Conference of Christians and common stopovers . on travel modes of transportation to To The Editor: who, like the Canadian Mounties, Jews. The day is designed to help routes. Prints from Hiroshige's produce a population which As part of a current promotion, got · their men. While we do not students understand their own well known series, I 00 Famous traveled more than it ever had Count Chocula cereal employed a have to turn the other cheek, we and other religions and to unlearn Views of Edo (which inspired such before. ' new electronic processing do not need rabble rousers of the religious prejudice. technique which has produced an calibre of Rabbi Meir Kahane and The day's activities also include unfortunate communication issue. cohorts. Things can be dealt with swimming in the JCCRI pool, KOSHER The technique involves in a peaceful way, witness great sports activities, spiritual singing FRED SPIGEL'S computer- enhancement of motion MARKET men like Eli Wiesel, Martin and Israeli dance lessons. A light picture scenes. Using it, we lifted Luther King and Mahatma supper is provided. The fee for the 243 Reservoir Ave .• Prov. (near Cranston Line) 461-0425 the likeness of Bela Lugosi from Gandhi, as well as our very own day is $5; pre-registration is the 1930 film, "Dracula," and Sam Shlevin. required. RHODE ISLAND'S ONLY COMPLETE KOSHER DELI placed it on the cereal package. As a final footnote, please let me Clergy panelists are: Father While the technique was a success, tell you that I wholeheartedly Ernest Berthelette, CYO Spiritual (Thurs. Oct. 29-Fri. Oct. 30) Lugosi's costume unfortunately agree with you and your article Director; Hope Kirkconnell, included a six-pointed medallion against the carrying of arms. Happening Group; Reverend § Franks 112 oz.) around Dracula's neck, As a result, ru. pkg. While Mr. Epstein has a right to Cory! Lassen-Williams, Cavalry s1. 79 some could infer that he wore a Knackwurst 112 oz.) express his opinion as well as the Episcopal Church and Rabbi Star of David. right to disagree, I, nevertheless Daniel Liben, Temple Emanu-El. While our intent was merely to think that his criticism was out of Coordinators of the day are Rob use Dracula's likeness in a fresh (Thurs. Oct. 29-F ri. Oct. 30) place. Haber, Youth Department ~ and entertaining way, the fact is Please, Sir, keep up the good Coordinator, Jewish Community 8-8-0 Turkeys 51.49 lb. the star-like medallion was work. Your obligation, most Center of Rhode Island and present. certainly, makes the Herald, one Charl otte Penn, Executive We learned of the oversight of the most respected and best run Director of The · National after 4 million packages had been Chuck Steak Bone-In 51.59 lb. papers in the region. Conference of Christians and distributed. We immediately Hans L. Heimann Jews. changed the package design for Cranston, R.I. T he student planning the remaining 4 mill ion packages, committee from Rhode Island edited our TV commercials and To The Editor: public, private and parochial assured ourselves t hat schools includes: Eva Geoppo, On behalf of the Israel Bond representation wou ld not be on Julie Corwin, Michele Levy, Ina organization, I would like to any other communication from Poljak, Sari Ryvicker, J oshua express my sincere thanks ·for General Mills. Starr, Serena Swartz, Jerry Dorothea Snyder's article on We sincerely apologize for any Schneider, Vincent Ho, Patricia Colonel- Nachshon ·Israeli, who irritation or concern this . 742 Hope St., Providence, R.I. 02906 Tel: 831-1710 Castellar, Heather Ainslie and visited R.I. as our guest during packaging oversight mi ght have Stefan Blitz. Operation Jerusalem. caused. For a registration form or for MOVING SALE Store Wide Publicity on all the visiting William M. Shaffer fsraelis across the U.S. and further information, call Rob General Mills, Inc. Haber at 861-8800. 20% off every item in store* Canada were appearing in both Minneapolis, MN • Records • Jewelry Ohawe Sholam Books Taleisim PHDS Adult Learning Book Review • Gift Items • Chanukah Merchandise Program At Beth Sholom Services this Friday evening are • Cards • Antique Judaica at 4:30 p.m. On Shabbat morning On Sunday, October 25, over 50 Beth Sholom Sisterhood invites 'does not apply to special orders a Kiddush sponsored by Rabbi men and women gathered at men and women of the community Chaim Pearl in honor of his son, 742 Hope Street Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:00 Providence Hebrew Day School to to a book review on Tm, Deep Sundays & Evenings by appt. participate in the school's newly Sleep by Henry .Roth to be held Rafi's Bar-Mitzvah will be held 831-1710 immediately after services, which established ADULT LEARNING Tuesday, November 10, 1987 at 8 begin at 9 a.m. On Shabbat PROGRAM. The classes which p.m. at Congregation Beth afternoon Rabbi Jacobs have are being sponsored by the Parent, Sholom, 275 Camp St., will his Mishnah class at 3:45 p.m. Teachers and Friends Association Providence. Mincha will be at 4:20 p.m., encompass a broad range of topics. The discussion will be led by followed by the third sabbath This first semester of eight weeks Ruth Garber, who has presented meal. Ma-ariv will be at 5:20 p.m. duration includes: Hebrew book reviews on various occasions Havdalah will be at 5:30 p.m. Language, . Torah & Science, in the past. There will be a junior JII.C.S.Y. Chumash-Parshat Bereshit, Also included in the program ice skating event in the middle of Family Purity, Kosher Culinary are a raffle and refreshments. November. More details will Arts, The Nature of Man and its follow. Let Beechwood's Implications for Human JCCRI To Hold Dance Tuesday night Rabbi Jacobs will Relationships, Talmud, Prayer, Elegant Victorian Atmosphere be giving his adult ed classes. For and Guard Your Tongue. All The JCCRI Singles will be information call 724-3552. Enhance Your Personal and courses are being presented by holding a " Harvest Dance" on The schedule of daily services is faculty members of the Providence Saturday evening, November 21 at Corporate Entertainment Year-Round. as follows: Hebrew Day School/New England 8 p.m. at the Jewish Community Mornings - Sunday 7:45 a.m., Academy of Torah. Center of Rhode Island, 401 Monday and· Thursday 6:40 a.m., · At the request of numerous Elmgrove Avenue in Providence. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Corporate Conferences • Weddings members of the community who Music will be by the D.J., Alligator 6:50 p.m. were unable to attend the first Rock; refreshments will be served. Benefits • Surprise Parties Evenings - 10 minutes before session, registration will be held The fee is $3.50 for JCCRI sundown. open until next Sunday, members; $5 for nonmembers. November 1. Classes begin at 7:30 For information on JCCRI p.m. each Sunday evening and activities for Jewish singles, call conclude at 9:25 p.m. Plans have Judith Jaffe at 861-8800. already been made for course offerings during the second semester which will start in January. These will include, in We're Moving! addition to some of those already offered, Yiddish, Israel - Past, As of November 1st Present, and Future, The Laws of Shabbos, Marriage and the Wf .• oeat Family, Women and Jewish Law, , and Let Us Make Man; an 761 North Main St. in -depth analysis. The Astor's Beechwood For additional information Abe's Providence 580 Bellevue Avenue contact Gershom P. Barros ~lewport, RI 02840 (86 1-4837) or Rabbi Yechiel ..Custcua.~ ~~a.. - Bl.;95~--- 401 -846-3772 Pi-ns ky (351 -6142). ------·-- -...______...... ~---··---- ...... ___ ,.. __·~ .. ---~-- -- ··-·-··--·-·------. I 6 - :fHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 Judith Samdperil Weds Social Events Robert Mann

Cranston Senior January 12, 1988 - time is "A Show Of Hands" Guild flying!! Don't delay!! Sign up now for our special Florida. Holiday At ,!CCR/ Over fifty craftspeople from The next meeting of the Vacation. Enjoy the warmth of Cranston Senior Guild will be held friends and carefree relaxation in throughout the United States will on Monday, Novenber 2 (please the Florida sun. Deadline is exhibit at the annual "Show of Hands" Artisans Crafts Fair to be note change of day) at ~emple November 15, 1987. Call Hy held the weekend of November 14 Torat Yisrael, 330 Park Ave., Jacobson at 274-9586 Now! and 15 at t he Jewish Community Cranston at 12:30 p.m. The Best of all to come - June Center of Rhode Island, 401 business meeting will start at 1 19-24, 1988 - Nevele Country Elmgrove Avenue in Providence. p.m. Diana Smirnov, pianist, will Club. Sign up now - pay your An opening night premiere by entertain us. There will be no deposit - be assured of a place for invitation will be held November meeting in December. our " Kick-off to Summer" 14 beginning at 7 p.m. Guests will December 9 Fantastic vacation. Louise and Leonard be entertained by the Drew Chanukah party at the Venus de Ls,ons at 438-2634 will be happy to Corcoran Orchestra and sample Milo, Swansea, Mass. Delightful add your names to the reservation hors d'oeuvres prepared in the Luncheon terrific list. entertainment by Ann Warren - J CCRI kitchen by the chefs of prizes galore. Call Helen Forman Cafe Roscoe. Under the black, silver and pink decorations, for reservations and table collectors and craft-lovers will arrangements at 521-0455. Buses browse through the exhibits and leave from Charlesgate at 10:45 have the first opportunity to a.m. - from T emple Torat Yisrael at 11 a.m. purchase the top-quality works. T ickets fo r the premiere range from $12 to $112. YOUR CAR IN ISRAEL On Sunday, November 15 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the craft fair is •• open to the community. For a $3 Knight's admission fee per person, the public can select crafts fo r gifts or Limousine their own collections from the fi nest gold jewelry to pottery, Ltd. glass, woven clothing, basketry, "The knight is yours" ~ Special low prices ~ J udaica, needlework and clocks, to • Ou t standing limou sines a nd name a few. ~ :,~~~~s~:;:/:~~:u~~ persona lized scr v irc A kosher cafe prepared at the ~ ELDAN RESERVATION CENTER • All Stretch Limousines. TV. J CCR! by the staff of the Back U.S.A. 212-6296090 VCR. telephone. ba r. etc. Door restaurant , will offer a varied 1-800-533-8778 • A ll specia l occasion s menu. T here is a Children's Room • Persona l protection T he marriage of Judith Lynn Lambert in Providence. T he BEN GURION INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT where youngsters can shop or Samdperi l and Robert David couple will live in Narragansett TEL AVIV HERTZl:LIYA TISE RIAS • Corpora te ra tes JERUSALEM NETANYA BEER SHEBA adults can purchase items for Mann took place at Temple fo llowing a wedding trip to HAIFA ASHKELON EILAT 724-9494 24 h rs. children; and there will be the Beth-El on October 24. T he Australia and New Zealand. annual bake sale. Child care will reception followed at the Omni be provided to make parent's Biltmore Hotel. shopping easier. T he bride is the daughter of Mr. A large committe chaired by and Mrs. Alan Samdperil of T oby Galli and Kim Toder has Providence. She is a graduate of been planning "A Show of Hands" Simmons College in Boston and since early spring. The committee received her Master's degree in includes: Robin Samdperil, Business Administration from Advisor; Sandy Feit and Deborah Bryant College, Anita Russell To Wed J ohnson, Crafts Search; Betsy Jeffrey Jacobs Holland and Myrna Rosen, T he bridegroom is the son of Premiere; Susan Odessa, Jill Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mann of Martha J acobs of Cranston, Robinson and Cathy Mann, Ad Providence and the late Mrs. R.I., is pleased to announce the Book; Marcia Spindel! Lentz, Muriel Mann. He is a graduate of engagement of her son, Jeffrey At-large; Karen Beraha and Moses Brown and Case Western. Mark, to Anita M. Russell of Rebecca Goldstein, Children's Reserve U)liversity in Cleveland. Rutland, Mass.,'daughter of Marie Room; Paula Finkelman and Judy Attendants fo r the bride were Russell of Worcester, Mass. and Goldstein, Bake Sale; Cheryl and her sisters, Gail and Beth Alan Russell of Bradenton, Fla. Rslph Guglielmi; Cafe; Fra n Samdperil. Alex Buhayar was best Jeffrey is also the son of the late Shirley S. Arbor, Realtor Slutsky and Beverly Freedman, man. Ushers were David Norman Donald J acaobs. ASSOCIATE KESSLER REALTY, INC. Publicity. and Bruce Sarpola. Both Anita and Jeffrey are For an invitation to the T he bride is Vice-President of graduates of George Washington Let me help you choose your home in the Boca Raton, Saturday night premiere or for Capital Metals Inc. in East University, Washington, D.C. information on the craftsfair, call Providence. T he groom is First T hey plan to marry April 16, Fl. area. Golf Club and Ocean Front properties. J udith Jaffe at 861-8800. ' Vice President of Drexel Burnham 1988. ' R.I. (401) 724-0450 (after Dec. 3) Toll Free 1-800-535-7500 Ntl. Office (305) 483-7500 • Res. (305) 483-0390 KNOW SOMEONE GETTING MARRIED?

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I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 7 Julie Silverman Weds Teinple Beth-El staying Jewish in America. Prof. Mann To Be The event will commence with Steven Steiner Sisterhood an evening session on Thursday, Guest Of Honor November 5 at the Johnson and Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El, is Wales Hospitality Center, Professor Kalman J . Mann, sponsoring a trip to the Boston Narragansett Boulevard, former Director General of the Museum of Fine Arts to view the Cranston. At 6:30 p.m. there will Hadassah Medical Organization Andrew Wyeth exhibit of "The be a wine and cheese reception in Israel, will be the guest of honor Helga Pictures" on Tuesday, followed by dinner at 7 o'clock. at a reception to be held at the November 17, 1987·. Buses will The program will be presented by home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert leave the temple at 9:45 a.m. The Ruth Maltzman, a rabbi's wife Ducoff, 100 D'Agnillo Drive, East all inclusive price of $35 per person from Philadelphia, whose Greenwich on Sunday, November wil include round-trip transporta­ credentials as scholar, teacher, 8, 1987, from 4 to 6 p.m. Mrs. tion, reserved time of entry, lecturer and thespian are Ducoff is a Vice President of the impressive. On Friday morning recorded tour of the exhibition and Western New. England Region of Hadassah. a box lunch. Reservations are lim­ there will be a follow -up ited to the first 100 requests and discussion at the home of Roberta Interested persons should must be accompanied by a check Holland, 4 Woodland Terrace, contact Toba Kimball, the made payable to the Sisterhood of Providence. Mrs. Maltzman will Regional Chairperson for Major Temple Beth-El. Our buses are fill­ direct the session, which will rely Gifts, or their chapter president, ing up quickly, so don't hesitate, heavily upon group dynamics, for further information. send your check in today! If inter­ sociodrama and debate. ested mail checks to Sisterhood Temple Beth-El, 70 Orchard Av­ enue, Providence, RI 02906. MARC S. WEINBERG, M.D., F.A.C.P. "A Thinking Is Pleased to Announce the Association of Experience" At JFRI DAVID C. YOBURN, M.D. Concerns centering around the {from the Joslin Clinic, Boston, MA) status and survival of the Jew in for the practice of today's world underscore the theme of Education Days, HYPERTENSION (High Blood Pressure) co-sponsored by Women's and NEPHROLOGY (Kidneys) Division and Career Women's to be known as Affiliate of the Jewish Federation of R.I. In a two-part, HYPERTENSION AND NEPHROLOGY ASSOC. for-women-only program entitled Day and Evening Office Hours "A Thinking Experience," Summit Medical Building participants will ponder and scrutinize core issues. They will 100 Highland Avenue, Suite 305 explore who they are, where they Providence, R.I. 02906 The marriage of Julie Beth are presently, and where they are (401) 861-7711 Silverman and Steven Jay Steiner going as Jewish people with took place on September 6, 1987, special emphasis on being and . .1 at Temple Am David in Warwick. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey Silverman of Warwick. A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, she has a master's degree in social "Until I moved work from Barry University in Miami, Florida and is employed at the Beneva Nursing Pavilion, to Highland Court, Sarasota. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. my children worried and Mrs. Leonard Steiner of Coral Gables, Florida. He is a graduate of Tulane, University and also has about my being home a master's degree in social work from Barry University. He is employed at the Family alone every day'' Counseling Center in Sarasota. "My mother is a strong, independent person. But lately she's had trouble with little thin~ she used to take for granted And Special Sabbath I wondered about whether she was eating well. I worried . about her every day until she moved to Highland Court At Beth Sholom At Highland Court, she has it all. It features Catered Livmg for Senior Adults, a place where she has the mdependence and "The Beginning and End of comfort of a beautiful private apartmen~ free from daily Life: Halachic Aspects of Birth chores. She has the safety and security of the latest in twenty­ and Death" will be the theme of Congregation Beth Sholom's four hour emergency call systems. When she needs 3$1Slance, Scholar-in-Residence Shabbaton Highland Court's friendly staff is there to give her just the help on the weekend of November 13 she needs. And because Highland Court is a rental, retirement and 14. community, just one affordable monthly payment covers The guest lecturer will be Rabbi Mom's ren~ utilities, linen and maid service, transportatmn and Gershon Gewirtz of Young Israel social activities. She has three delicious meals a day, supervised of Brookline in Brookline, Mass. by Highland Court's chef and gietitian. I love to visit! N_ow Rabbi Gewirtz is very active on instead of worrying about Mom's safety and well-bemg, the national and local rabbinic I know she has the help she needs with daily living. Now at levels. He was formerly rabbi in Highland Court, Mom can make the most of living Albany, N.Y. and Richmond, Va. On Friday evening at 8 p.m. every day." Rabbi Gewirtz will speak on "Halacha and the Beginning of Life." The presentation will be followed by an Oneg Shabbat. On Saturday morning Rabbi Gewirtz will deliver a guest sermon. A catered luncheon will follow . Catered Living with Independence services at 12:30 p.m. Pre-paid reservations of $7 for an adult and IOI Highland Avenue• Providence,Rhodelsland02906 $3.50 for a child under the age of . (401) 273-2220 twelve are required for the Monthly rent includes all services and amenities luncheon. Reservations must be NO ENTRY FEES OR ENDOWMENTS received.by the Beth Sholom office no later,than Monday, November ------7 9. • I Yes I want more information for On Saturday afternoon at 1:30 I my~lf D or someone I love D I p.m. a symposium entitled I Please send more infonnation I " Halacha and the End of Life" about Catered Living with Independence at will be presented by Rabbi I HIGHLAND COURT . I Gewirtz. Mincha services will be Name I held at 4 p.m. Shalosh Seudot will I Address ------foll ow. Rabbi Gewirtz will be the ! City ______State ______I guest speaker. T he entire Jewish Zip ______Phone ______I community is invited. I Mail to: Highland Court L _ lO I Higltland Av enue • Providence, Rhode Island 02906 _ _J -~·-~------

The Flavor Of Joan~

Between cookbook author and writer: you have small children. What I don't behind ,Jewish food. Providence I'm sure. She used to say she Joan Nathan's flight from her have is free time for other things, but I " Kids like to cook, and it's a great way was communing with her mot her. I hope Washington, O.C. home , lunch with her like what I do. I find it rela"xing, and get a of dQing something together as a family. my kids will feel the same one day." parents and rushing off to speak to the big high out of finding some of these Cooking relaxes children, because they're In her hook's preface ,Joan wrote about. Jewish Federation's Women's Career people." using their hands~ "discovering the power of the table in Affiliate, she graciously squeezed in an Joan's most recent book is The "When I'm using my hands, I feel as if binding families and people together. The enjoyable 45 minutes for culinary Ch ildren's Jewish Holiday Kitchen which I'm communing with my mother and evening 111eal has become for many, in our chit-chat. she said "aims to make Jewish holiday grandmother. My grandmother was a fast-paced world, the only quiet. time I asked Joan about changing food recipes the whole family can enj oy and to milliner. My mother is great at flower when attention can be devoted to each trends in this country to which she teach children some of the meaning arrangements. She's the best in member of the family and to discussion." replied, "It depends upon where you are. I just came back from Indiana, and the kinds of food eaten there were loaded with cholesterol. "I know that-people are on the watch The recipes printed are Nathan family favorites. for healthier food with lower cholesterol, but holidays are another story. People tell me about their dining out habits. They're Sauerbraten A La Nathan l tablespoon lemon juice, according to 8 thin slices lemon careful all the way through until it's 2 teaspoons salt tartness of apples l 8-ounce package noodles, cooked and dessert time, and with a gleam in their 3 tablespoons brown sugar 1/, teaspoon grated lemon rind drained · eye, they order a fattening dessert. 1 cup chili sauce l tablespoon flour or tapioca Pimiento slices for garnish "The dil"ference now is people are 1112 cups white vinegar 2 tablespoon water 2 teaspoons fresh dill - exercising more. In the olden days, 2 teaspoons seasonong salt 2 tablespoon unsalted butter Sprinkle the veal with nour. Brown in everybody exercised because they walked 1 5-pound brisket of beef, shoulder Using two knives, cut the butt.er and margarine or butter in a ski!I E!t. Remove to work or to their destinations, and they roast of beef, chuck roast, or end of steak shortening with the fl our and salt. When to a se rvi ng dish and keep warm in the worked out in the fields. 1 cup chopped celery leaves crumbly, add the water. Usi ng t he heel of oven. "We built an America that dines on a 2 onions, sliced the hand, press small amounts of the Add the broth, vermouth, very heavy diet, meat and lots of potatoes, Mix salt, brOwn sugar, chili sauce, dough away until well combined, wo rking Worcestershire sauce, marjoram , garlic, using meat bases for sauces. The diet vinegar, and seasoning salt together. Pour quickly. Form into a ball, wrap in wax and hay leaf to the skillet. Bring to a boil didn't particularly change, but the life over meat and let stand overnight in the paper, and refrige rate. while sti rring. Add the veal, artichoke style has, and now·we've had to exercise a refrigerator. _ Combine the apples, sugar, cinnamon, heart s, and 4 lemon slices. Simmer, lot so we can eat these foods. Preheat oven 'to.325°. Place the meat in nutmeg, lemon juice and rind, flour, and covered, for 10 minutes, or until tender. "Food has changed too. It's lighter. an ovenproof casserole, pouring marinade water. Adjust the seasonings. Arrange the veal with the noodles on a There are ways of eating chicken soup or over meat. Cover with the celery leaves Roll out a little less than half the dough dish. Pour on the sauce and garnish with brisket by skimming off the fat." and onions. between two pieces of wax paper. Turn pimiento and the remaining lemon slices. Herbs aren't sprinkled inside every Cover and bake for about 3 hours, the dough into a pie tin, and fill with the Sprinkle with dill and serve. simmering pot in America as one might basting often with marinade. Remove apple sections, which should come we ll Serves 6 think. cover for 1 more hour. (Allow above the rim. Dot with butter. - An American Fulklife Cookbook "In Indianapolis and surrounding little approximately 1 hou r per pound for Roll out the remaining dough. Using towns, herbs or fresh red and yellow roasting.) your fingers, moisten the rim of t he peppers are unknown. That's an example This dish is best prepared in advance so bottom crust with cold water and cover of a lot of places around this country. It that fat can be easily skimmed from the with the top crust, crimping top to depends upon what level of society you're surface. When ready to serve, slice and bottom. With a fork, prick holes in t he Rhubarb Torte in. I think poorer people tend to read less reheat. in the strained pan marinade. top. and experiment less. l cup all-purpose flour Serves 8. Bake 15 minutes in a 450" oven, then 8 tablespoons unsalted butter "Wherever I've gone out into the The Jewish Holiday Kitchen bake 30 minutes more at 350°. Serve country, I find that vegetables are still 5 tablespoons confectioners' sugar immediately or the next day, but not the 2 large eggs, well beaten cooked to death. Fresh vegetables and day after! 1/4 teaspoon salt fruits aren't eaten as much as they are in - An American Folklife Cookbook other parts of the country. The most '¼ teaspoon baking powder sophistication in foods is found mostly in I cup sugar l teaspon vanilla cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Ultimate Apple Pie New York, Boston." 3 cups rhubarb, diced CRUST: Lemon Veal With Artichoke Hearts Serves 6-8 To get down to the brass tack of writing 1/3 cup unsalted butter a cookbook Joan said "I like to capture 12 thinly sliced pieces of veal or veal Cream the nour with the butter and 1/3 cup larrl or Crisco scallops, pounded thin confectioners' sugar. Press into the glimpses of America and other places I 2 cups unsifted all-purpose flour visit. Small vignettes. If I didn't have an Flour fo r dusting bottom of an 8" x 8" cake pan and bake 12 ½ teaspoon salt outlet for the articles I occasionally write 2 tablespoons margarine or butter minutes in a 350° oven. 1/4 cup ice water in the New York Times, I'd keep a diary. I JI/, cups chicken broth Combine the remaining ingredients and have small children, and my life is FILLING: 1/4 cup dry vermouth spread over the crust. Return to the oven fragmented and absorbed in them. Being a 6-8 large Baldwin, Granny Smith, or 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce and bake ;30 minutes more. Serve warm or mother is most important to me." other hard, tart apples, peeled and cored, 1/:z teaspoon dried marjoram cold - it 's delicious either way. Joan's first book, ·The Flavor of sliced in eights 1 clove garlic Jerusalem, was inspired by her desire to 112 cup sugar, or to taste l bay leaf write about the people and the city she 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1 14-ounce can artichok.;--hearts, lived and worked in for several years while Dash of freshly grated nutmeg drained - An American Folklife Cookbook a foreign press attache to Mayor Teddy Kollek. "I did it through food. "Other writers could write about people better than I could in Jerusalem. Mayor Kollek liked to eat a lot, and because I was one of his aides, I ·went to many people's homes and tasted their food. I realized through food he was opening doors to people all around Jerusalem. "He broke down a lot of walls within the Orthodox Jews, Christian and Moslem families by breaking bread with them. I discovered that by showing people your interest in their food, you were interested in them. And I still believe that! It's a real ice breaker. · "When I returned to the States, I wanted to write about my Jewish roots through The Jewish Holiday Cookbook. Having made that discovery, I decided to write about America in The American Folklife Cookbook, and flew around the country interviewing people. One chapter is devoted to the Italian section on Federal Hill in Providence." When she can, Joan combines speaking engagements with interviewing people for her articles. "I'm due to speak in Cleveland where there is a Hungarian section with a wonderful restaurant. For another publisher, I found out about a Jewish· bakery, which has been redone and tied to the new Russian immigration. I'll have two stories to work on while I'm there." With three children ages 2, 5 and 9, Joan is often asked how she manages to do as much as she does. , ', 11 "'You' Have ~o· organize,' especially wnen ' 1 ) ~,."I•• ~ ~.1 '.tJ l , ' 11 •••• , • • ,,, • ,1 • ' , ·~ • 'l,l : j~ •, ', I\ I •1<•.• •t , ', THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 9

Spotlight on Women in Business

Women 'In Business: Progres8 Report

by Terry Raky How do women in business feel "I think it's really important for that they are progressing? This women to be recognized," says question was asked of the local Linda Sullivan, Executive businesswomen who were Director of the Cranston Chamber interviewed for this article. Their of Commerce, which has a comments follow. membership of 460. To bear this out, The Women's Advisory Group of the Chamber has given "I've always gotten where I an award to an outstanding wanted to go, says Gail Weisberg, woman in the community for the the owner/director of In Control, a past 3 years. Arlene Violet was the wellness company that provides first recipient; she was chosen services for industries in Rhode because she was the first female Island, Massachusetts, and attorney general in the country nationwide. Electric Boat, the and because she gets involved in Providence Journal, Citizens women's issues. Judge Corinne Bank and Textron are among the Grande received the next year's many corporations serviced by In award because of her professional Control. Although the company conduct under the media spotlight began with a Stop Smoking focused on the Pawtucket school program, it has grown to include strike and the von Bulow trials, weight loss, stress management, while also retaining her feminine exercise physiology and back Gail Weisberg qualities. The third award, this prevention programs. past spring, was given to Sue Ms. Weisberg formerly worked During the first few years of Barker, who formed The Women's as a dental hygienist. She then owning her own business, she Network. Ms. Sullivan describes Linda Sullivan became a pharmaceutical worked 12-18 hours a day. Ms. Barker as someone who is not representative some 12 years ago, Although she is encouraged by in the limelight nor on national one of only two females in that recent developments, Ms. television, but one who "just made Warwick Beacon, besides being productivity decreases when good company at that time. Today, she Weisberg says that women still that extra effort... and has made an involved with the Warwick child care isn't available to them. says, there is a 1:1 male-female have a long way to go in terms of extreme difference in many Chamber of Commerce. Next She feels that employers realize ratio in pharmaceutical achieving positions of power and people's lives." (There are now came a marketing position for a they cannot attract or keep companies. She feels that this is authority. She says that out of four Networks in the state.) personnel agency. Four years ago competent workers because of the because women "showed that they some 1500 local, member The Women's Advisory Group she was hired as the fi rst paid lack of adequate day care. could do the job; they were good companies of the Chamber of is one of the committees under the Executive Director of the Women, she states, often have and intelligent workers, and they Commerce, only about 1 % are aegis of the Cranston Chamber of Cranston Chamber of Commerce. to make a choice between having stayed in their jobs." female-owned or operated. Commerce. It is a resource for Ms. Sullivan believes that children or pursuing a In her position as detail person, Ms. Weisberg says that she has women in business and women current trends show many women high-powered career. 11We don't Ms. Weisberg dealt with "the end enjoyed helping others to get into contemplating going into business. starting their own businesses at a have the right (child care) systems results of smoking" in the business by providing resources The Advisory Group is there to fast-increasing rate, but that these in place yet." "There's got to be cardiac-asthma-pulmonary field. and other assistance. She is also a help "put them on the track" in are usually small businesses. She some way," she adds, that women She decided she would prefer to member of The Women's the form of practical advice (for also sees that many women are can achieve in the public sphere return to a more direct way of Network, which is akin to the example, suggesting that they leaving the corporate world to and "still be human" in terms of helping people. Some 5½ years "good old boys" fellowship which · might need to hire an accountant) start their own businesses so that having a family. She feels that ago, she and Richard Wayne, now men have long shared. This and for support (if they just "need they can achieve a better balance mothers and children alike need a the Program Director of the organization for business and to talk to somebody about taking a between their business and private stay-at-home mother for longer company, started In Control to professional women meets risk"). lives. than a typical six-week maternity deal with the prevention side of monthly to share information and Ms. Sullivan was a Ms. Sullivan talked about the leave. It doesn't seem fair, she health. offer each other assistance. Ms. stay-at-home mother until she subject of child care, an issue at reflects, that a woman Vice Ms. Weisberg feels that "you Weisberg says that it is also a way took on part-time work at AAA in the top of her list of priorities to be President should be expected to don't have a place until you make of getting together to socialize and 1976 to "finance (her) addressed. She states that it is just attend a business meeting two your own place" in the business to take pleasure in each other's volunteerism." She then went on starting to be recognized that child weeks after giving birth, as world. The availability of successes. to found the Elizabeth Buffum care uisn't a woman's issue; it's a sometimes happens, in order to housekeepers, child care, and As for a perspective on her own Chace House for battered women family issue." She says that protect her position. (Yet, she says convenience foods have played a business creation, Ms. Weisberg in Warwick. In April of 1980 she studies have shown that that she can also understand the role in freeing women to actively says, "I built it all myself . .. and began working full-time as an employers are beginning to realize corporate viewpoint on this issue.) pursue careers, she says. that makes me happy and proud." advertising representative for the that working mothers' Flex-time would also make balancing a dual role easier, she adds. Some strides, however, have Instead of John Doe and Sons, been made. She states that since "it's Maynard and daughters"at wifely and motherly- , oles. She some 80% or more of American The Good Neighbor Alliance says that more women need to women work outside the home, Corp., says Dorothee Maynard , learn, as some successful some attention is now being paid President and co-founder of the businesswomen already have, that to the issue of child care. Some company. There are currently five "it is OK to use other qualities" large corporations provide day full-time and two part-time than just nurturing ones. She care. But she thinks change will employees, including Ms. explains that in the traditional ultimately come "through the Maynard and her two daughters. female model, firing an employee political process." Presently (The company has 3,200 small, is a very uncomfortable task. She Governor DiPrete is planning to member businesses.) She is also a adds, "We (women) usually appoint a commission to look at I member of the Advisory Board to console the person who's been private initiatives for day care. i the Small Business fired," rather than being the one Still another impact of women Administration, the second who is doing the firing. in t he work force has been made woman out of seventeen members Ms. Maynard thinks that there upon volunteerism. It used to be to sit on the board. is room in the corporate world for that women who had been I] both male and female styles. She . full-time homemakers and then For some eighteen years prior to , I starting her own business, Ms. states that male employers wanted to work outside the home Maynard worked first as an X-ray consider only the facts and the might not be hired because they technician, then as a supervisor rules when making a decision lacked experience. Then, they l and department director. She about a reprimand or a might decide to do some volunteer believes that "it's hard for a termination of an employee, work to gain experience, which I woman to break through the whereas a female employer is more could then lead them to a paid I administrative webbing,'' apt to take into consideration position. Now, volunteerism is Dorothee Maynard I especially in the medical field. mitigating factors. She feels that suffering because so many women ! After leaving the X-ray field, male employers should learn more are in the work force. Ms. Maynard took an interior 1982. (Her partner left the with men. She says, "You've got to accommodation, while their In terms of the rise up the decorating course and read many business the next year.) do your homework;" she feels that female counterparts should master corporate ladder that women seem books on furniture refinishing. Ms. Maynard sees the service "we (women) have to take the the concept of accountability. She to have made, Ms. Sullivan Later she and a friend opened an her business provides as people extra steps to make it." She adds believes that the two qualities believes that it is an illusion. With antique business. While in the helping and supporting each other, that because of the different ways should be balanced. rare exceptions, "the movement business, Ms. Maynard became like good neighbors do. This is in which men and women are Ms. Maynard declares that both has stopped" at the middle aware that women, many of them done by a careful screening socialized, men have learned men and women have had to work management level; "you can living alone, were seeking honest, process, so that the businesses teamwork concepts, whereas hard for what they have gotten achieve certain swtus, then you dependable workmen to repair they recommend are · run by women haven't. Therefore, she and that is the way it should be. come to a dead end." their cars or to come into their reliable entrepreneurs who stand feels that "it is harder (for women) She speaks from personal Ms. Sullivan's own formula for homes to make repairs. This gave behind their products. to obtain the necessary tools to do experience because that is exactly success is twofold: (I) to have a her the idea to screen businesses, Ms. Maynard feels that the job" than for men. what she has done. She adds, "We positive attitude and to surround both for individual consumers and although women have achieved a Ms. Maynard also thinks an (women) have to make the room oneself with positive people and for other businesses. And so she ~reat deal, especially in the additional handicap for women is (for ourselves in the business situations, and (2) to do the work. and her friend created 'I'p~ Good, business world, they still have a , t\i~t "the .stri11g~ , ~ightly le11d us world), just as a man has to As she says, "Nobody gets any­ Neighbor Alliance Corp. in May long way to go to achieve equality back into the home," that is. to the do .. .I 'rn paving my own way." where without doing the work." - -==------"------

10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 Andriana Of "Andriana Boutique" by Andriana ..."W hat excites me so much about the fashion industry is the everchanging ideas, and changes you can make in each woman. For me fashion is a passion; it's in my blood. I like to know my customers, so I can find their inner essence and bring that out in their appearance and how they can project an individual image. I have been looked at as an avant-garde retailer and I attract a following who seek the finest in high fashion and can achieve the confidence to wear it. As a child in Samos, Greece, I always felt I belonged in the fashion industry. When I was modeling in Europe, or painting, my goal was to have my own shop; a place that offered the most exquisite clothes with the personalized service I feel every woman deserves. coffee or a glass of wine and diversity of styles I offer. The Boutique is a place where discuss the possibilities of their Fashion is a first class women can come and sit and have individual look through the adventure. An adventure for everyone who steps through the doors of Andriana Boutique to Kathy Rothmeier Of "The explore their potential as an exciting beautiful woman." Bridge To Learning" Look for forthcoming notices of our pre-holiday men's night and our De0 0 mber birthday celebrational presentation.

Kathy Rothmeier opened The ~he Bridge t.o Learning after an extensive career in elementary education. The challenge of succeeding ih business and making her own decisions were prime motivating factors. Her husband thought it would keep her from ~ being bored after leaving teaching. Quality Toys For Kids of All Ages The store has grown to have one of the largest selections of toys in Halloween Look-Alike New England and consumes sixty or more hours each week from both her and her husband. They ~ Contest! ~ both love it as do their employees and customers. Saturday October 31st Pictured from left are Kathy Rothmeier, proprietor, with Being an entrepreneur can be daughter, Marisa Scherman and some neighborhood children. fun. 11 :00 a.m. - 5 :00 o.m. 6 **********************\******* Fran Gallueei Of "Amelia~s------s Come dressed as your favorite Something Elegant" story book character! Fran Gallucci, owner of business and Amelia's Something encouraged to look through the ****************************** Amerlia's is following a national Elegant was opened in 1985. shop at your own pace. The 1ST PRIZE - A BOOK OF trend of women professionals When you open the door to majority of the gift items are today, who say, 'enough of the Amelia's, you understand the handmade from Califo rnia to New FAIRY TALES corporate or government life, I name, as it follows you into the England by women-owned want to work for myself.' Working shop. The merchandise is companies. If you are looking for for years in the government sector, something Elegant and special. the unique, this is where to look #" Two Locations:~ Fran dealt with professional This is what Fran wants her first. Lace handkerchiefs to adorn women and she was constantly customers to feel. From the 100% the pocket of a suit, an elegant 268 Wickenden Loehmann's Plaza asked for advice and helped other silk lingerie to her intriguing gift perfume bottle for the dresser or a Providence Warwick 1 women to further themselves. Two items you know Fr,in has only the made-to-order hat box or pillow, years ago, Fran had the "feminine you" in mind. You are Amelia's will have it. opportunity to open her own never hurried and always In the leisure end of her line, Fran has silk lounging pajamas or for the practical you, warm-up suits that are wonderfully feminine. Ballet slippers with pearls or bugle beads to finish your at home outfits. Fran also has a bridal registry for that special event. All your ~~'ll2ef!cz~!\~,~ ~, accessory needs from a lace pillow to carry the rings to a Victorian ">,t~ band box for the wedding day gifts can be found at Amelia's. If you SOMETHING ELEGANT have something special in mind she will try to find it for you, that's the personal touch at Amelia's. Amelia's Something Elegant is located in the newly renovated Garden City in Cranston. This 20%* OFF shop reflects the feeling of the new Garden City elegance, style and the personal touch. Stop by soon ALL MERCHANDISE - you deserve it!

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 11 Diane Rees & Pamela Rees extracurricular activities, • I C. Annette Dueey, Ph.D., Aud including summer employment Of -'Puffins" and/or volunteer work, and their Margaret M. Carroll, M.A. value in increasing the student's Of -'College Bound" chances of getting into college. College Bound also recommends College Bound, an academic expert help for the learning to the application. Younger high disabled, and for students who consulting service sprecializing in school students can receive helping high school students with require any kind of educational assistance in selecting the proper testing. For those who need the college search and application Achievement Tests and in process, is a new organization run assistance with the Financial Aid choosing the best time to take Forms, College Bound also by C. Annette Ducey, Ph.D., and them, as well as advice concerning Margaret M. Carroll, M.A. Dr. provides accounting services. Ducey, currently a professor at Rhode Island College, has chaired or served as a member of over twenty accrediting teams for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges, the Massachusetts Department of Education, and the Rhode Island Department of Education. It is this detailed knowledge of many colleges and (L to R) Pamela Rees and Diane Rees universities, her twenty-five years as a teacher on the college level, as "If you were to take all of the created it." well as her decade of experience as positive shopping experiences Diane and Pam have travelled a full-time academic FALL .INTO STYLE WITH you've ever had and put them extensively to collect items of rare administrator in higher education, together in one shop, you'd have beauty, including many that has led Dr. Ducey to establish FASHION AND DESIGNER HANDBAGS, Puffins." That is the way Diane one-of-a-kind treasures. They College Bound with her partner, Rees describes the basic have met many of the creators of Margaret Carroll. Ms. Carroll THE NEWEST, MOST EXCITING LOOKS IN philosophy behind her growing the lines they carry and have brings ten years of experience as chain of "gallery concept" gift instilled in each new employee a an English Composition/ literature COSTUME JEWELRY, shops. sense of excitement about the instructor on the college level, and The third "Puffins" opened in " Puffins" product lines. will specialize in assisting students AND OUR UNIQUE COLLECTION OF the new Garden City Shopping with the application process. CONTEMPORARY SPORTSWEAR Center last week. It is managed by To celebrate the opening of their newest store, Diane and Pam Among the services offered by Pamela Rees, Diane's daughter. College Bound, are the Pam has managed each new are running a special "$1000 Also featured - ~ at the Accessory Corner: Puffins Shopping Spree recommendations of co lleges and "Puffins" shop and helped to universities based upon interviews a European designed line of women's clothing develop the unique product mix Sweepstakes." Details and en tty forms are available at all three with parents and students to that makes the "Puffins" locations:· Corliss Landing in determine academic, personal, Garden City Center shopping experience so enjoyable. athletic, cultural, and financial " It's more than unique gift Providence, The East Greenwich 65 Hill.side Road Marketplace and Garden City. needs and concerns. Each student choices, we have established a receives a detailed written report Cranston, RI comfortable shopping How many more "Puffins" are concerning the most appropriate 944-3230 environment," Pam explains. 0 If a in the plans? Work has begun on a schools, which is discussed at a person wants to browse and Newport store due to open in second meeting with his or her Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10-5:30 consider how an item will look in March. And, there is a franchise parent(s). Other services include Thurs. I 0-9, Fri. 10-8 their home, we let them take their store already open in Watch Hill helping the student to develop an Sun. 12-5 time and browse." "However, if and two more franchise stores application timetable, to select you happen to have a question coming in California before appropriate topics for and GIIT CERTIFICATES LAYAWAY MC/VISA about any item in the shop, each spring. Diane and Pam Rees development of essays, and to GARDEN CITY IS HAPPENING AGAIN " Puffins" employee is fully believe that when you give wings choose additional materials to add trained to answer questions about to your dreams, you never know the item and the artisan who where they will land next! Can You Find Puffins? 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Quidnessett Country Club, re-opened in 1984 she held the than 98% of the world's located on beautiful Narragansett position of Administratrix. Last population. Bay in North Kingstown, has over June she became the General Prior to joining Quidnessett, the past three years achieved great Manager and having been with the Lorraine Kane served 10 years in success as one of Rhode Island's club three years she understood all RI House of Representataives. finest banquet facilities. A great aspects of the organization. During her tenure there she served deal of that success can be Loraine is the mother of three on over 50 boards and attributed to three key women in college children and she has commissions. She was a member the organization: Loraine Forcier, always been active in her parish of the Health, Education & General Manager; Carole Temple, St. Gregory's, Girl Scouts, Welfare Committee, the Finance Banquet Sales Manager and Warwick Ice Skating and Tollgate Committee and Chairperson of the Lorraine Kane, Executive Sales Orchestra. She is a classic example Joint Committee on the Arts. For Coordinator. of the phrase, "if you want the job the past two years she has been Carole Temple Quidnessett has a capacity of done, give it to a busy person." the State Chairperson of the 550 guests which makes it one of Carole Temple is a graduate of Heart Association and in June of the largest function facilities in Johnson & Wales college with a this year she was named the our state, but what makes it Bachelor's Degree in Hospitality Woman of the Year by t he Boys unique is the amount of time given Management. Carole has held the and Girls Clubs. Lorraine has to each client with details' whether position of Banquet Sales three children and lives in it is a meeting for 25 people or an Manager for the past two years, Warwick. She has been at awards banquet for 550 people. overseeing the entire sales and Quidnessett since 1985. "All of us work as a team," stated service effort at Quidnessett These three women have Loraine Forcier, "and Carole Country Club. definitely helped to make Temple and Lorraine Kane do an Prior to joining QCC's Staff, she Quidnessett the " hot spot" for excellent job bringing in new worked in many capacities for weddings, bar mitzvahs, seminars, " business while giving personalized Johnson & Wales College at their fashion shows, golf outings and service to our regular clients." three commercial properties. She just plain great parties. Carole and Lorraine are the is the mother of two children, Well done, Loraine, Carole and creative partners who establish Tracy, employed hy the New Lorraine!! and develop new and exciting ways England Telephone Company, and to make each function a one of a Edward, lead guitarist for the rock kind event. group "The Times." All three women come from very Carole was past treasurer of the diverse backgrounds so that Providence Fraternal Order of together this "team effect" is ~ery Police Ladies Auxiliary and is special. The General Manager, presently a member of Mensa, an Loraine Forcier is President of a organization whose only Warwick bookkeeping and tax requirement for membership is an service. When Quidnessett intelligence quotient of greater Lorraine Kane

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 13 Margarita lntroduees of glass and crystal perfume bottles with unique appliqued Alberta Long will be starling "La Fiore Margarita" designs of antique glass and her sixth year of business in hand-etched sterling. Margarita Alberta Long January at Davol Square and third Margarita was born in New was the first in a major N. Y. trade in Watch Hill, R.I. The business York and raised in Westport, show to have such a collection and has grown and is well known in Conn. She studied fine arts at was received with much success. Of R.I., Conn., and Mass. as a fine UConn in Storrs, Conn. and The collection evokes a feeling of perfumery and for beautiful and graduated from the American the refinement and gentility of unusual gifts. We are now carrying Academy of Dramatic Arts in yesteryears of the 20's and 30's "Alberta's" collectible dolls.• N.Y.C. and performed in New when vanity table accessories were To all R.I. women, thank you all York and Conn. She then went on very much a part of a woman's for your continued support. to travel in Europe and then grooming. settled in Greece. In Greece she After creating her perfume started designing and making bottles she felt the natural jewelry with ceramic and glass in extension should be a discreet her shop in Mykonos, Greece. fragrance that embodied classic After returning to the states she distinction with a touch of the continued making glass jewelry energetic awareness of today. She designs selling retail and also believes that a fragrance wholesale. In the back of her mind should be subtle so that you must was always a fascination for glass get close to appreciate the scent and color and especially small and that you wear perfume to feel crystal bottles. About 1½ years good about yourself. The perfect ago one part of her dream was blend of costly imported naturals Margarita realized by designing a collection was created to achieve this feeling which has an exotic touch of jasmine and sandalwood. She has Barbara Kenerson Of called the fragrance, "La Fiore Margarita," and has dedicated this "Tueker, Anthony & to all women because she believes behind every woman of today is Introducing a R.L. Day, •ne." the woman of yesterday. Barbara Kenerson, stockbroker, This fine fragrance is in a 1/3 Sophisticated Fragrance Vice President with Tucker oz. personal spray bottle and Anthony and R.L. Day, Inc. - packaged inside a dusty pink started life as a schoolteacher (at suede pouch which Margarita feels about 2 years old!!) and made a is the most wanted way to have La Fiore Margarita major career change 5'h years ago fragrance because you can carry it entering the challenging world of with you and give yourself a little dedicated to women because behind every woman investments. She is a frequent touch to lift your mood anytime. speaker on a variety of investment La Fiore Margarita is sold of today is the woman of yesterday. topics. Barbara very much likes exclusively in Providence al working with people and feels that. Alberta's Davol Square. MANY OTHER FINE FRAGRANCES. LARGEST SELECTION IN R.I. her position as an investment advisor taps into her personal strengths. Succeeding under pressure - generally with a warm, enthusiastic smile - is perhaps her greatest strength! June-Oct Mon.-Sat. 10-9 j, ·- Sunday 12-5 W .al L • L Seasonal Spotlight on Watch Hill Tel. 351-1940 DJ\VQLSQ!}J\R.E Women in Business . MARKETPL ACE ______J Barbara Kenerson

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Sometimes it dependability and reliability of the choices when it comes to company. In addition to finding a means opening up your own childbearing. Nat11ral Childbirth business to meet your own needs location and ordering equipment, Services offers a psysiological and the needs of many others. there was the renovating and pathway to a better birth Several months ago, three decorating plus the most experience. The family is created friends were looking for an idea important part of the preparation, with the first child, and NACHIS, upon which to build a business. t he training. (The Slenderizer's INC. makes that first birth and They tossed around many ideas Company requires that all Midwife Adele Alexandre with godson, Robin Margolis, born pregnancy an opportunity to learn at home. but could not seem to hit on the operators be fully trained in t he more about nutrition and overall right one; that is, until they use of their tables.) health. · decided to join a similar exercise On June 15, Body Techniques active role in birth. Many women suitable for her and her family. NACHIS (Natural Childbirth stand up in labor and have the NACHIS provides a new client program. Two of the three were opened their location at 780 Hope Services) supplies experienced not allowed because of chronic Street. There are five motorized baby squatting on a birth stool, orientation every other Monday skilled labor teams for the Rhode lying on their side, or sitting up in evening for ·t hose couples back problems - so they decided tables which stretch and flex Island and Massachusetts areas. muscles and this motion tones and bed. Women find that having a interested in more information. to start their ow n! The midwife is on call for you 24 "The whole process took about firms with the result being inch supportive birth team, made up of The orientation is led by Adele hours a day. NACHIS also midwives and fa mily or close Alexandre, a midwife with eleven six weeks to corpplete," says loss. In addition to the exercise provides newborn exams in the Rosemary. The most important tables, there is Air Dyne Schwinn friends, makes it possible to have­ years of experience. For more parents presence, and postpartum the baby in a satisfying manner, information call the office at aspect for us was researching this cycle and an optional and family planning services at concept of "passive exercise." We Acu-Massage table. Call without the use of drugs t hat are 272-1846 or write for a free offices in Providence and harmful to the fetus and newborn. brochure, 335 Hope St., checked results and we were 274-7933 to arrange fo r your Wakefield. Each woman must choose the Providepce, R.I. impressed because they can and do FREE complimentary visit!!! These days women take a more birthing methods that is most Body Joyee Lombardi or "Avanti D ez•·g us ,, Techniques having her own salon. business." Joyce had many wonderful Her future plans include of Avanti. And grand lt was, with continuing education in Europe hundreds of clients, friends and for herself and her staff, and the by Slenderizers ~ fami ly sipping moet, crying, prospect of another Avanti! laughing, and sharing with Joyce a ideas, so she asked herself, "Did Co-Ed Passive Exercise, Motorized moment she had lo ng awaited. the 'fashionable' East Side have a She wanted the 'best' for her full service salon that was Calisthenic Tables. clients and is always open to tastefully designed, and offered its suggestions on how to improve her clientele ample free parking? Was FEATURING THE ACU-MASSAGE TABLE business. "We must not get there a salon that served complacent. We must grow and be champagne during evening open to new ideas/' and so appointments, by stylists who Special offers for senior citizens, encourages her staff to take risks. we re not only beautiful, but youths & students. " I did, she says and look at me European trained? Was there a now!" salon where classical music set the Along the way, she credits many tone for a 'beautiful' experience? • No membership required people who served as an The answer was no! And thus, Joyce Lombardi inspiration and ~specially a former Avanti Dezign was created. On • Call now for your complimentary visit Avanti Dezigns, a hair salon of employer, she calls "Alex," who August 24, 1987, a dream was • By appointment only excellence and professionalism not only developed her creativity, reali zed. was designed and created by Joyce but shared in her development as a After one whole year of choosing • Gift Certificates Available Lombardi. During her person, and her interest in hu~an a location, designing, planning, employment fo r the last ten years beings. "He taught me everything and decorating, a lifelong dream she never gave up the dream of I know about people and t he came true with the grand opening Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8 am-7 pm Fri. 8 am 05 pm, Sat. 8 am-12 noon Linda Mittleman Aud Houey Silverstein Or 780 HOPE STREET 274-7933 "At Silverstein & Mittleman we Silverstein & Mittleman Jue. go that extra mile fo r our clients by putting their best interests at heart and giving them unmatched . ~ services," says Honey Silverstein and Linda Mittleman about their real estate firm at 1084 Hope St. in • Providence. The two met 13 years ago when Honey sold a house to Linda. A chance meeting seven years later set the scene for t heir business partnership that combines over 35 years of experience in residential .real estate. In the past year Silve rstein & Mittleman's sales have tripled, coming from the East Side and other areas including nearby Massachusetts. "And we are still growing!" they say. "There is now a staff of seven 727 EAST AVE., PAWTUCKET, RI sales professionals besides ourselves: Lori Broomfield, Nancy Linda Mittleman and Honey Silverstein Chellel, Toby Fain, Rita Herman, Beverly Jefferds, Shaindy Pinsky ·For the perfect ha.:ircut and Betsy Walsh. " Silverstein & Mittleman Inc. back up their solid reputation by hard work, and pride t hemselves FranDlOrio SILVERSTEIN & MITTLEMAN INC. on client loyalty and business trained by REALTORS ethics. Allen International " People have no conception of I 084 Hope Street, Providence, Rhode Island the amount of work that we do School of Advanced Haircu{tlng between sales agreements and London, England 273-2121 closing .. . from financing through a series of home inspections, we keep buyers and sellers constantly informed each step of the way. Tues.-Sat. 9-5 Linda Mittleman Toby Fain Honey Silverstein Rita Herman "We see people through what is Wed. & Thurs. Eve often an extremely difficult time Lori Broomfield Beverly Jefferds in their lives, especially Nancy Chellel Shaindy Pinsky out-of-state buyers. We Betsy Walsh understand that, and become very 726-5566 involved with them, taking the time to make it as pleasant as possible • right up to that happy moment ·of closing." ' ...... ~ ...... ~ ...... !"""------"""------...-·~- --~-- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 15 ~ Carlin Loekee Of The "Southern New England Primary Prevention Center" Spotlight on I Women in Business Carlin Lockee ... Preventive .,...,. ;,,, Medicine Pioneer A new way to look at preventive I medicine has arrived in the United ' States. The Southern New England Primary Prevention Center (SNEPPC). Enter Carlin Lockee - a pioneer of the program The Primary Personalized Prevention Program (PPP) of Greeting Cards New York, NY. for the Holidays Through the collaborative efforts of PPP, The Pasteur Weddi11g lllvitatio11s Institute, Lille, France; I.T.S., Geneva, Switzerland; Memorial f> A O V I O E N C £ Bar/ Bat Mitzvalt lllvitatio11s Hospital of Rhode Island and Perso11alized Statio11ery Brown University's Program in Medicine, SNEPPC has become a Birth A1111ou11ce111e11ts reality. Located in Providence, the Carlin Lockee Perso11alized Accessories unique personal health Custom Designed /11vitatio11s management facility will provide preventive medicine as a speciality a Master's Degree in Public both clinical and computer-based within the field of medicine," she Health from the University of CONTEMPORARY and health status evaluation and added. Californai-Berkeley. TRADITIONAL DESIGNS SELF HEALTH promotion. Prior to her present position, SNEPPC, located at 345 Ms. Lockee, a senior vice Ms. Lockee served as Director of Blackstone Blvd. in Providence, Qualil lJ at a Disco1111t president of PPP, was Program Development at Pacific opened October 19. Tours of the instrumental in bringing the Presbyterian Medical Center in facility will be conducted for the Cathy D. Mann program to Southern New San Francisco, CA. general public throughout the next Visit us on ttw 2nd Aoor, Briggs, Ltd. (401) 725-4959 England. Established in 1984 as a Ms. Lockee earned a BS in 61 Weybosset St., Provideonc• two weeks or by appointment. For Open Wftttdays 9-5:30 & Tht.nday ti1 9. subsidiary of I.T.S., S.A., a Swiss chemistry at the University of dates and times, phone the Center (By appointment only) medical systems company, PPP California at San Diego and holds at 521-2900. (401) 331-5000 assists in the implementation of establishing centers throughout North America by finding healthcare partners for the joint venture. "PPP selects strong regional healthcare providers who have a commitment to the delivery of healthcare and an emphasis on the Right idea: prevention of disease," said Ms. Lockee. "The program is about disease prevention and viewing

Gail Weisberg of "In Control" AN APPLE A DAV In Control is a wellness center born ' from the idea that Prevention is best. Gail Weisberg the director was working ~~~~~ ~ ~ in pharmaceutical sales in the cardiac, asthma, and pulmonary field, treating the end results of years of smoking and unhealthy KEEPS THE DOCTOR AWAY: living. "It feels right to treat people before they become ill." The three programs offered at In Control include their famous Stop Smoking Program, as well as the science of stress management, and weight control. In Control has helped thousands of people in over five years. Years back In Control had the foresight to start working in companies and this is their present speciality of helping .wrong approach companies stay healthy. Some • • companies that have joined the bandwagon to benefit their employees include Blue Cross, Toda:ii preventive medicine takes more The entire HEAITHWATCH service costs Fleet, the State of R.I., Electric than a few good apples. So, starting now, only $250! It's covered by your Rhode Island Boat, R.I. Hospital Trust, the there's HEACTHWATCH'~ Blue Cross/Blue Shield Major Medical Benefit. Prouideru:e Journal, Citizens' Sessions are offered at times convenient to Bank and Textron. HEACTHWATCH is a four-hour period of your schedule. All you have to do is call for Now that smoking in the work evaluation, consultation, and education ... an appointment. place has become a heated item most companies are looking to plus follow-up monitoring ofyour health help their addicted employees by status whenever you want. And, it's available offering on-site programs. Their exclusively at the Southern New England Introductory Special stress reduction programs Primary Prevention Center. Take pan in a half hour, no obligation infor­ designed by Richard Wayne, mational tour during October and you can Program Director, are increasingly popular. "Companies HEACTHWATCH includes the mo~t complete schedule your HEALTHWATCH session are willing to go the mile to help clinical exam you've ever had. A one-on-one through December 31, 1987 for only $200! their employees - it's great to discussion with a staff physician about your call to reserve your place during the lunch see." health goals. An education session to help hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays, early you learn how to adjust your lifestyle to meet evening on Mondays and Wednesdays, or your goals. Plus, access to the PPC computer Saturday mornings. Then you can take to allow you to watch how the changes you $50off! Paula l'turd 884-7733 make affect your health status day by day. guide to the ocean state Primary Prevention Center v-E-.Dlnlne.­ Southern New England Primary Prevention Center, •En-Goddo II345 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, RI 02906/(401)521 - 2900 56 Hickory Drive East Greenwich, A.I. 02818 The Southern New England Primary Prevention Center is a collaborative effort of The Pasteur Institute, Lille, France. - Published Monthly for 18 Years - Memorial Hospital ofRhqde lslaJ1d. Brown Universi~·:SP,:ugraJllin Medicine and,PJimat)( i11"111;ntio!\P.rogram.l{l4 ., ., , ., • • r ,•. u, ',. .., t.:.,.,~--::,..,• ".,f,.,•-•.•.,,.•:::,:,.~.•.,,•,,..~:.,_~/,."',.:;:.:.::,:: :::::·:·:;:·:~:·:::·:·:·:,·:•:·:~:\\~ • 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 Deborah Norman, Marie Hearn Of "M. Hearn Hair DesignH After living in Boston for seven Square. Marie feels great Of "rue de l'espoir" years, and managing a hair salon, excitement in the changes that are .....u·u, _ Marie felt she was ready to open happening in Providence and she's The Rue de L'Espoir. The t& her own salon. Living and working happy that she's a part of it. inimitable French restaurant at Q in Boston gave Marie valuable Her salon, in a very casual and the corners of Hope Street and experience that she could put to relaxed atmosphere, is at 507 -J ohn in Providence. They say work for herself. Angell St. A small salon that's big that good news travels fast, per­ She returned to Providence and on style. She has quite a diverse haps this is why 'The Rue' enjoys decided to locate in Wayland clientele, so she's catering to a popularity and reputation for quality that most restaurateurs only dream of. Deborah Norman is both pro­ prietor and cornerstone of the Rue de L'Espoir. It is doubtful Deborah Norman whether the Rue's unique blend worked up; a location found, sup­ of ingredients could have been pliers engaged and of course bank brought together by any other in­ financing secured."Those tasks Marie Hearn dividual. The basis of the receipts would have challenged the deter­ consists of part dream and part different groups of people. Marie mination of any 23-year-old with unrelenting confidence in herself. says there's nothing as exciting or a dream. But Deb insists she T·he French cuisine, comfort, Blackstone Place, 727 East Avenue, Pawtucke t, RI 02860 728-6010 challenging as someone who gives never had any second thoughts. t (Prpvidence and Pawtucket line) you free rein on their hair, but service and ambiance which Even when just two weeks prior MasterCard Mon. • Wed. 10 • 6 Saturday 10 • S Plenty of believes the lines of com­ translates inio romance are just a to the first scheduled grand open­ &VISA Thurs. & Fri. 10 - 8 Sunday 12 - S Free Parking munication must be open. You few of the many apparent ingre­ ing, fire destroyed two-thirds of dients comprising this culinary have to consider many factors the building and set the Rue pro­ I sce ne . The equally demanding ject behind twelve months. '" I such as lifestyle. I'm not going to ! duties of financing, purchasing, give a V.P. of a bank a buzz cut didn't have any doubts, even dur­ training, and community rela­ l with fuschia hi-lights whereas a ing that trying year before we I tions although less notices are student/artist could carry that eventually opened. Maybe I was i necessary functions of operating We are the people look. naive. Ten years ago I had noth­ i Marie and her staff are always a private business. " Operating ing to lose. I felt the Rue was a to call when results taking hair seminars to keep my own business has given me ri sk worth taking; and if it didn"t up-to-date with the latest fashions an outlet fo r my creative individ­ work, well at least I tried. ~ and perfor-mance count! and trends. Her salon carries a full uality. It is an exciting experience What lies ahead? "'The choices ! line of professional products such to work at becoming successful are endless and exciting!" says as Matrix Image & Sebastian. We on my own merits," notes Deb. Deb. The Rue will always be my offer all hair services such as .. In order to get the whole project baby but through its success I perms, colors, socolorizing, fall going. I had to do a lot of leg and have realized the necessary confi­ colors and hi lights as well as cuts, paperwork. Preparation is one of dence to explore just about any­ nails and facial waxing. We offer the most important ingredients thing. Don't. get me wrong. Mak­ evening appointments on for any successful endeavor. I had ing money is lots of fun! But hell Wednesday and Thurdays. So call an idea of what the personality - I could make money selling or stop by to see Marie, Lynn or should be and that the cuisine fast food burgers. When you cre­ Sandy for all your professional emphasis would be on French ate something and see it evolve hair services. cooking. But. a m~nu had to be and change and grow! Janiee Rollin Aud Kathy Des Hosiers Of "Halperin & Lax ltd."

by Janice Rollin and Kathy Des Rosiers Janice Rollin and Kathy Des Rosiers are Administrative HALPERIN & LAX, ltd. Assistants employed by the A Complete Financial Service Company financial planning firm of 335 CENTERVILLE ROAD Halperin and Lax, ltd. in Warwick, Rhode Island. WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND 02886 Janice Rollin (401) 738-2350 I am Marvin William Lax's · administrative assistant. Within the course of a day, I may provide clients with updated investment LAWRENCE M. HALPERIN MARVIN WILLIAM LAX figures, compose letters to prospective clients and referrals, complete banking transactions, arrange Mr. Lax's appointments and coll ate the necessary correspondence such as (Left to right) Kathy Des Rosiers and Janice Rollin Two for One* prospectuses and literature. Also, I contact the insurance and have been with Halperin & Lax. We deal with many clients and First visit - Bring a friend get second investment companies they do There is no typical routine day. ...different companies. business with to keep the hair cut free! Thru November. all-important flow of paperwork in motion for their clients. Clare Dagata And Judy Davis I came to Halperin and Lax, ltd. with many years of Of "Knitting Fever" experience in the health and ·medical related fields, which also demand intense detail. I am originall y from the Hudson Valley area of New York State and when not busy with Mr. Lax's schedule, my husband and three children also manage to keep my time occupied. Kathy Des Rosiers Like Janice I have had several years of experience managing the work flow in an office. I work with a dozen or more insurance 1 and investment companies. Each (L to R) Clare Dagata and Judy Davis company has its own guidelines, forms, terms, and individual way Knitting Fever, which has been names are being compiled for of doing business; -some open since September 26, is the January sessions. " In January, companies are very easy to work area's newest full.service knitting we'll have classes every night and with, but others require much center. It offers an excellent certain days. We're also offering follow through. selection of quality yarns, classses for kids between 8-12 Following up everything I do is patterns, and accessories. years old." the most important part of my HBusiness has been good," says Clare teaches the beginners and job. Every step, no matter how Clare Dagata, proprietor. "There Judy Davis, who has been teaching minor, must be followed to seems to be a big interest in hand knitting for years throughout the completion. We cannot depend knitting again. People are going state, teaches the intermediate on anyone else to be as careful as back to knitting or inquiring about level. "We're friendly, patient, and we are with our clients' interests. lessons." And lessons they do love to knit," says Clare summing I must follow through on every offer. "Response has been so good up the store's philosophy. transaction or change for a client for lessons that I've had to Knitting Fever is convenient to 507 Angell St. (Wayland Sq.) Prov. 331-3640 and keep a detailed record of incorporate additional beginner get to, open 7 days a week, and has what has been done. and , inte~mecjjate . ~lasses." , plenty , of . free park;ing , jn a . ··Lrnn~S.nclyonty , 1 ' \ , . ~. :, i. ,r1 t.~ lh · dth t' thtl P l 111 fllb ,_....,__.,._ ____-.-. ----~~------.------.- .-.-..- --.'-.------!.. __ ave enJoye e 1me , a __ r~sent y, a __ ~ ass_es a_r~ _ u _, _ ut well -lighted busy ~l~za. · THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 17 Joyee DiPippo Of Joan Anderson Spotlight on~ "Girl Friday Serviee Jue." Of "lmpaet" Women in Business~ Girl Friday, a Providence based Impact is a personal secretarial service offering typing, development company offering desk space, telephone answering seminars on image enrichment and mail reception conveniences and personal growth. The for its clients, is distinctive in Dynamic Professional program many respects. According to has grown out of a real need to owner J oyce DiPippo, Girl Friday gear a program of this sort towards is one of the Fleet National Bank the often neglected area of person Building's original tenants and the to person skills. oldest service of its "kind" in the Joan Anderson, Impact's downtown financial district. And President and owner, has it has been owned and operated experienced life in the fast track continuously by women. herself over the last few years, as Joyce previously directed one of she has watched the lively growth the Arcade's outstanding retail of her own successful company. specialty stores (City Girl) before Ms. Anderson has helped that building underwent its thousands of men and women of extensive restoration. Moving all ages and career levels to unlock across the street to the bank and their potential through increased up a few flights with the self-esteem and a broadened Large, handsome, brick colonial home in the Upper Cole Avenue area. Love­ acquisition of Girl Friday, Joyce prespective, and will enrich and ly landscaped, private grounds complete with in-ground sprinkler system. continues serving the business empower your employees with new 4 bedrooms, 4 '12 baths, upstairs den, finished basement and attached_2 community as an original "city problem solving instincts and car garage. Special amenities include: an updated kitchen, many walk-m girl." closets, custom bath with sauna in the master bedroom suite and a 3rd Joyce DiPippo increase self-awareness. floor anyone would adore. A REAL FAMILY HOME! Call Joyce Starr. Every business day you and your employees have the Joyee F. Starr, Karen W. opportunity to optimize your company's earning potential. Seeebe And Wileen Rosner Unfortunately, many times business advantages are lost or Snow Of "Starr Properties" withheld due to a 'lack of personal presentation skills or even because Joyce F. Starr, Principal I of personal appearance. Of course your employees are Wileen Rosner Snow, Associate bright, ambitious and achievement bound. But Karen W. Seeche, Associate regrettably, even all t hat is not enough to give them a sharp (401) 751-0818 competitive edge. As we have seen proven over and over again, the skills your employees take with them after just a few hours with Impact will benefit your company in an immediate and long-term way. Ms. Anderson is considered one of the most engaging seminar Karen W. Seeche, Joyce F. Starr and Wileen Rosner Snow leaders in New England today. Her energetic manner and rich them to feel at home in our sense of humor will make The EXCITEMENT! community as quickly as possible. Dynamic Professional a most ENERGY! When a person negotiates buying pleasing and beneficial experience. VITALITY! or selling a house it is an Impact is located at 63 These phrases best describe extremely tense time. Starr Sockanosset Rd., Cranston, R.I. what is happening at Starr Properties is service oriented: We For further information call Properties, an association of three strive to offer an array of services Dottie Lampal, Director of energetic women who are which will facilitate the entire Marketing (401) 421-2215 or Joan Lunch it providing comprehensive ,eal process with the least amount of Anderson (401) 463-5775. estate services in the greater trauma and in the shortest period or Providence area. The agency, of time possible." comprised of Joyce Starr, broker, For the past year and a half, working with sales agents Wileen Wileen, Karen, and Joyce together Brunch it! Rosner Snow and Karen Seeche, successfully have created a has developed a unique team multi-focused approach to 611:?L approach to working with people assisting their clients. The agents -,1 Typing looking to buy or sell real estate in at STARR Properties enjoy t=[?ll)A this area. Assisted by computer emphasizing the extras which Desk Space services and up to the minute clients today expect: unique Mail Reception multiple listing services, these advertising concepts, modern Telephone Answering professional women bring marketing techniques and excitement and energy into each personalized services. and every endeavor when working Whether working in the office, with clients. or outside the office, their Joyce Starr began working in dynamic energy, and their the real estate field ten years ago. enthusiasm and excitement in . Over a year ago she felt the need to ~~~ · what they are doing, combine to channel her energies and generate this refreshing agency WE'RE YOUR administrative talents into her which is quickly making itself TYPE! own business. She has worked known throughout the state. So with' individuals and families don't hesitate to call them at 421-0401 throughout the state and has also 751-0818 for all of your real estate Creative Cooking• Stylish Dining• 99 Hope St., Prov. 751 -8890 Fleet National Bank Bldg. assisted in finding homes for needs. 719 people relocating to Rhode Island Prov., R.l. from out of state. When asked why she started her own business, she replied, "I wanted to create a new way to providing services. Together, as a Give your company the team, we don't just sell properties and we don't just help people purchase real estate. We know that moving is a difficult process COMPETITIVE EDGE!! and we try to help people as they settle into a new area. We want More sales, better ~ttitudes, Let IMPACT shape ,our people into tt,e dynamic profsonai a,mpany repre, positive results, increased lell1Jti1es YOU want tt,em ID be. Natural Childbirth Services productivity . .. and more! Family Centered Homebirth • IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT Gynecology • POSITIVE CUSTOMER RELATIONS • POSITIVE TELEPHONE IMAGE Call for literature. • EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS ADELEALEXANDRE, C.N.M. • " PERFORMAX" PERSONAL Midwife PROFILE SYSTEM

olla hows t,v appoln!rnalt only • Providence • Wek + • , 1' fo \ , J 1 I ' Hlr, I ~i-Wv;_1'1~' •, 1•,,l (401) 463 -5775 h t l •,/1/ ! ·' ------· ------18 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 Judy Butterman And Diana Sheila Shaulson And Annette Kryston Of "Century 21" Fain Of "Shoppers Image Limited" A beautiful, new CENTURY 21 real estate office has recently "This year has been both met the needs of many business opened to serve the challenging and most rewarding" people and professtonals. Pawtucket-Providence commun­ stated Sheila Shaulson and If you have ever had the ity. Located in the Blackstone Annette Fain of Shopper Image, dilemma of not knowing what to Place shopping plaza, 727 East Ltd., a personal shopping and gift wear or what gift to purchase, this Ave. (Hope Street), Butterman & buying service, located in service is a must for you. Whether Kryston Associates has joined the Cranston. As wardrobe shoppers it's for a birthday, Bar or Bat CENTURY 21 system of and gift buyers fo r everyday and Mitzvah, Engagement, Wedding, independently owned and all occasions, this pair specialize in Anniversary, Holiday Party, or operated offices throughout the wardrobe assessment, color and just a simple house gift, Annette United States, Canada, Australia, style analysis plus the purchasing and Sheila will handle it all fo r and Japan. and delivery of the item or items to you. This new agency brings together their clients. With the holidays fast the talents of two area women who Utilizing Shopper Image's approaching and thoughts of have considerable real estate services enables the image winter vacations, call them soon to experience and have both conscious consumer lo be stylishly find out what an affordable luxury previously worked in the attired without ever entering a this service is. CENTURY 21 system. Judy store. This time saving service has Butterman has been in real estate Judy Butterman Diana Kryston for 12 years, and Diana Kryston has spent nine years in real estate opportunity to share their Associates fully professional, sales. Both women have invested experience and expertise. Judy responsive, and attuned to the in a number of properties and Diana are making CENTURY specific needs of the Rhode Island themselves and welcome t he 21 Butterman & Kryston home buyer and seller. In order to provide 1he community with a fu ll service operation, CENTURY 21 Butterman & Kryston Associates has developed Property SHOPPER Management, Commercial/ Investment, and Relocation ~IMAGE~ divisions, along with their LTD. residential services. Born IO shop for those who are nol. Judy and Diana both agree that t hey have a very strong commitment to the integrity and WARDROBE AND GIFT BUYING SERVICE reputation of their real estate busisness, and want to Annette Fain professionally serve the (401) 944-2754 Shella Shau/son community. (L lo R) S he ila S haulson and Annett~ Fain Carol Balkom And Sandra Scotti Of "Optima" management of both a share her insurance knowledge canst ruction and real estate with those who will gain from it. residential complex after that. If experience, knowledge, Sandi's family (Shanna ) sincerity and desire serve as any interrupted her business measure, Sandi is the one t.o talk management career fo r four or to. fi ve years, hut. t hat interruption was Phoenix Mutuals gain. She entered the Life Insurance field in 198~ and immediately qualified for their Presidents Club designation fo r two of the next three years. She was the Agency's "'Agent of the Year" in 198:!. A recent move to East Sandra Scotti Greenwich, R.I., found her on the PTA and deeply involved in Sandra Scotti gained her her CLU studies. initial training in the nursing As co-owner of Optima with fi eld, moving into business Caro) Balkcom, Sandi wants to • friendly, knowledgeable service • instructions

3 Lincoln Ave. (East Side) Providence HOURS; Tues.-Frl. 10-5 Sat. 10.,,3 Carol Balkom

Carol Balkcom, CLU, ChFC, entered the Life Insurance busi­ ness in 197~ after a period of time in the educational field as a high school english teacher. Her educational credits include bot.h a BA and an MAT in Eng­ lish as well as both her CLU and ChFC in Insurance and Financial ConsultinK. Carol's previous experience in education targeted her Editor of First class results. Lifenotes (an insurance trade Sold. This sign of success can be seen in all the best Financial Security paper) and Chairship of both the neighborhoods, coast to coast. That's because more sellers - Public Relations and Education Commit.tee. nationwide turn with confidence to the CENTURY 21"" system when they want results. Every CENTURY 21 yard not future shock In I 986. after retiring from her dut ies as a t raining a nd sales sign 1s backed by the Number 1 resources in real estate. Financial m anagem ent will Now, for m ore reasons supervisor a couple of years prior than ever before - call for And every sign is backed, as well, by trained real estate protect your plans for a to raise their son Ricky, Carol re· professionals who make it their business to know your secure financial future. At a free analysis. turned to the sales and consulting area. So when you're ready to sell, go first class. Talk Optima, we will analyze Carol Balkcom areas of the Life Insurance Busi­ - to a CENTURY 21 professional in our office. your needs to offer a com­ Sandra Scotti ness where she picked up where p rehensive and complete 1401) 521-51 20 she left off. Carol qualified for the program structured just Phoenix Presidents Club (3.5 Ontu~ for you. Whether it's million in sales) and accepted the security for depende nts, OPTIMA posit ion of teaching the "Law'' Put Number 1 to work for yo1£ 1ffi m21 ® sect ion of one of the state ap ­ education for your Butterman & Kryston Two Richmond Square proved pre-licensing schools. Associates children or a comfortable Providence, RI 02906 As a co-owner of OPTIMA with Blackstone Place retireme nt . . . a financia l ,; 1'1117 C,•nun y 2 1 w... 1 1,t.,,. Corr,,.•1H•n • • '"'' ""'' f,., Sandra Scotti, Carol offers her th,· NAl<•>~n,l '"tr,0J,·m••l- t1f <.:,·nhory 2 1 M.. . 1 r , 1Jh• 727 EHi Ave. manageme nt plan can experience and knowledge towards <.o•l'" ' "lil•n l <1 t1• lll1,u,in1t Orr,,,wn11 y Pewtucket, R.I. help secure your dreams. l~l~:!~!~ providing solutions in the com­ EACft OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPUATl:0, 1 521-9490 pwx field of fipapcial planning. • THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 - 19 area and to people who deserve the Marga Lemaire Aud Poppy Caroline· M. Cressman best. You'll appreciate her knowledge, her sensitivity and her Manera Of "Knitting Alley" Of "Cress & Co." thoroughness. CRESS & CO. - an upscale involved. CRESS & CO. is located in East Marga Lemaire and Poppy They quickly became friends and real estate firm with an "old There a re people in all price Greenwich which is within easy Manera, co·owners of the very shortly after that partners in fashioned" personal approach ranges in all locations who want a reach of all areas of the state. "Knitting Alley," offer their the "Knitting Alley" which to service. "measure above" the service Perssonalized service and client.ele many years of experience opened last November on ~ CRESS & CO. was founded by usually offered by other firms. innovations in service are the in handicrafts which dates hack to Lincoln Ave. on the East Side of Caroline M. Cressman in 1979. Caroline's dedication and hard trademark of the Realty firm "that their childhood in Europe. Providence. Her 13 years experience in real work is bringing that service to the cares." Marga learned to knit befo re Both really enjoy the cont act estate and her excellent she could read or write. She with people. They pride reputation have given the firm a recently moved to Rhode Island themselves in having a wide prominent name throughout from Chicago where she had selection of unique imported and Rhode Island. taught and · worked as an domestic yarns and patterns. And Caroline Cressman is the owner interpreter. according to them what could he of CRESS & CO. a realty firm Poppy also started to knit. as a more rewarding than seeing a specializing in t he residential young girl. She has lived in Rhode satisfied <'Ust.omer. market. She is a licensed broker in Island fo r over 20 years. She knits Poppy and Marga are known for t he state of Rhode Island and everywhere, including the heach their friendly, knowledgeahle Massachusetts, and a member of AST GREENWlCH - - where one spot became known as service. Classes are offered for the National Association of CEDAR HEIGHTS - 11 room saltbox with over 2,900' living. Master suite "Poppy's corner." beginners through advanced in Realtors, the Rhode Island has separate study, walk-in closets. cathedral ceiling beamed family room One day over a year ago, Marga knitting and crocheting, also Association of Realtors, Kent with fireplace . separate laundry room. 2½ baths, recreation room. 4 zone gas and Poppy met while browsing two-hour workshops for their busy County Board of Realtors, heat. 2 car garage, inground pool all outstandingly landscaped to create a through t.he newest. fashion and customers who still want to State-Wide Multiple Listing magnificent environment for outdoor entertaining and privacy. $340's. knitting magazines at a local drug improve their skills hut have Service, East Greenwich Chamber (401) 885-2990 store. They began t.o talk, limited time. of Commerce, Director of the Kent iiiis exchanged hints, names and Hours: Tuesday- Friday JO-~. County Board of Realtors, - Plaza One, 5853 Post Road, East Greenwich, R.t. phone numbers and realized that. Saturday JO-~. Vice-Chairwoman of Kent County they were practically neigh hors. Grievance Committee and a member of the Executives Joan Roth and Bill Speekmau Association of Rhode Island. DISCOVER Specializing in preferred Of "Body Arehiteets" properties throughout the Kent and South County areas, CRESS Our first business. . . a lot of trains extensively with weights & CO. is also involved in exciting =ttY~ thoughts ran through our heads. I and aerobics to support his new construction in East -q'-4'(-~ ~ suppose risk was our primary motorcross racing. And he shares Greenwich and North Kingstown. =:;Jj -~-..,­ consideration when deciding my strong desire to succeed as an Her marketing techniques are -~ /1-- whether to go forward with this independent business owner. It innovative, advertising extensive .. . venture. After all, I had a safe, makes perfect sense to enter a and results very difficult to , ..! secure job as a Sales Manager for field for which you have a true love . parallel. Special brochures are ' -~... Jordan Marsh since my and dedication. So we found a prepared on exceptional IN CONTROL graduation from Bryant and Bill vacant karate studio in East properties and distributed to in­ plasters full time and runs his own Providence and converted it into a and out-of-state firms, other STOP SMOKING CENTER fitness studio with an incredible plastering busines part-time. brokers and prospective buyers. On site smoking • weight • stress programs However, I was not happy and my atmosphere in only 6 weeks! Body Her agency is staffed seven days a love lies with the fitness field. Architects creates the ideal week with dedicated, Helping Business Stay Healthy For t he past three years my combination: energy, music, knowledgeable and enthusiastic involvement has grown from "a variety, people, challenge, and sales associates ready to meet any 401-943-6690 member at a health club" to a most importantly - results. At challenge. They are ready to position as a nationally certified Body Architects, we care and we provide you with all t he fitness instructor/consultant and give personal service - two information you need whether studio owner. Bill Speckman, also ingredients which we believe are buying a property or selling one. a Bryant graduate and co-owner of essential for success. Commitment to quality is evident BODY ARCHITECTS Body Architects Inc. with me, in every project in which they are 10 CLASSES FOR $ 2 5 Maureen Krasnow~ Cathy Offer good until 11/15/87 Sehobel and Carol Batty Of (First-time members ooJy) "Organizers Unlimited Jue." BRING THIS Business is good. You have more COUPON work than you can handle, and now, your company needs to hold a seminar, an open house, a corporate party, a stockholders WHY EXERCISE? meeting, or an employee appreciation night. Where do you What Can You Lose? 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In the job that they do best, to leave Convention & Visitor's Bureau, addition, this unique planning you time to do t he job that you do and worked as personnel assistant service provides an on-site FOR A BETTER YOU! best. for a job placement firm. "I truly meeting coordinator to see that "ORGANIZERS UNLIMITED enjoy arranging successful your program runs smoothly from 10 JAMES ST. (rear), E. PROV., RI 431-2115 INC. handles requests that range programs," says Cathy. That is start to finish. from invitations, signs, name tags one trait all three women have in and registration forms, to live common. entertainment," says Ms. Carol Batty, office manager for Krasnow. "We provide all the Babco and freelance writer for the ingredients to make successful Business Advocate, has also had events that meet the special needs years of organizational experience. of our clients." Batty has organized political Putting together successful campaigns and the Conimicut programs is something Maureen Village Arts & Crafts Festival. Krasnow has been doing for years. Since its inception, she has As Program Coordinator for the chaired the event which drew ORGANIZERS UNLIMITED, INC. City of Warwick, she is 20,000 people last year. " I enjoy responsible for coordinating the taking an idea and making it Renaissance Fair, R.I. reality," says Ms. Batty. PROFESSIONAL PLANNING SERVICES Philharmonic Pops and Attention to details is the Fireworks, the Summer Concert hallmark of ORGANIZERS Series, as well as numerous other UNLIMTED, INC. Whether the programs. "My most memorable event is planned fo r 15 people or event," says Krasnow, "was a 1,500 people, Organizers CAROL D. BATTY Halloween Party at Rocky Point Unlimited Inc.'s, quality service arranged in response to the will insure success. Their expertise 184 MILL COVE ROAD MAUREEN KRASNOW Tylenol scare. 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20 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1987 psychological as well as the Deborah-Conte Montaquila physical being. Lauren L. Kelly Of Other things that Body Music is Of "body musie" involved with include training the "Wrap & Pak Ine." basketball and wrestling teams at by Lauren L. Kelly facilities to gift wrap, package and by Deborah-Conte Montaquila Brown University as well as WRAP & PAK, INC. is based ship the items by courier services I am the owner and Program writing health-related articles for on the concept of convenience. such as United Parcel Service Director of Body Music Studio, an employer newsletters. Some of the The services offered include (UPS), Federal Express, Purolator aerobic and free-weight studio newsletters we contribute to private mail box rentals with Courier and NOWCourier. geared toward men and women at include RI Blood Center, Rhode "after hour access/' meaning a The concept of a convenience all levels of fitness. Island Hospital Trust, Textron customer may pick up his mail as center is open enough as to include I have worked in the industry Financial, General Electric, and early as 7 a.m. or as late as such services as Western Union, for about 10 years and am a South County Hospital. midnight. The customer may also key making, Notary Public, member of the American College Body Music offers a variety of "call-in" free of charge to check copies, gift baskets, floral of Sports Medicine as well as classes and weight programs and is arrangements, stamps, a complete being certified by I:D.E.A. (The backed by a board of medical the amount of mail received. WRAP & PAK, INC. provides line of everyday and seasonal International Dance Exercise advisors including a podiatrist, the convenience for customers to greeting cards, shipping cartons, Association). cardiologist, nutritionist and a drop off items where we have the gift boxes and packaging About four years ago, I saw the chiropractor. need in this industry for a serious, materials. well-rounded workout based on There is a definite need for such proper body alignment and proper Helene Sehaefer Of "Non an establishment as WRAP & execution of exercises. I wanted to Debbie Conte PAK, INC. on the East Side. We create a studio where men and Stop Ine." eliminate the problem of what to women could both come and not everyone has individual needs. East Providence On winter, seven is not unheard of." do with a gift item once it is feel intimidated; and at the same An interesting point is that Tuesday, October 20, at the Car Wash customers demand a purchased, we get the item to the time receive the safest, most many of my members are Northeast Conference of Car lot of attention. "They want to destination professionally effective workout in 60-75 constantly trying to balance a Wash Associations, the New know about t he car washing packaged. Our services are not minutes. I work with a lot of complicated life, and use Body England Car Wash Association process and have many questions only for gift items, but returns by professional people who don't Music as a psychological release, a appointed Helene Schaefer, owner about the best products for their mailing, correspondence, and have a lot of time to spend on way of reducing stress, and putting of Non Stop Car Washes, to the cars," Ms. Schaefer said. moving. themselves, so it is important that their life back into the proper Board of Directors, the first When Ms. Schaefer is not The staff at WRAP & PAK, the time they do spend is of the perspective. They are concerned woman to be appointed. taking time out to answer her INC. is well prepared to handle highest quality. with more than the physical Ms. Schaefer's appointment to customers questions, she is items from small breakable objects My staff is very dedicated and aspects; although they are the Board of Directors of the New managing her employees, looking to stereos, picture frames to small determined to help everyone who important, they are not the England Car Wash Association, is for the best car wash product lines, pieces of furniture. We find walks in the door be the best they beginning and the end. To be truly not only a big step for Ms. public relations, and advertising. avenues to follow if a customer has can be. We are very aware that healthy, you must involve the Schaefer but for women in the The New Englander Wash a particular request, and do our industry. 'TU be given the Association, a direct member of best to get the suitable courier opportunity to explain my views the International Car Wash service for a particular situation. FIRST IN and ideas and put them into play," Association, is a professional Ms. Schaefer explained. " It is organization for members of the As operator of WRAP & PAK, RHODE ISLAND meaningful to have a woman on car wash industry. It deals with INC. I am finding more needs to State of the Art Equipment the Board. Women's input is major enviornmental issues facing be fulfilled and with such a important and would enhance the car washes, fundraising for the diversified business we have the Touchless Automatic Car Wash professionalism of Car Washes March of Dimes, educating ability to incorporate new All Computerized • Completely Brushless today." consumers, publication of innovative ideas for the CAR WASH In 1984, Ms. Schaefer joined her literature and public advertising. convenience of our customers. Dlocount Coupon Booko Available husband, Bob, full time managing Look for OPEN MON.-SAT. 8-6 SUNDAY 8-1 the businesses. They currently Our Spec/sis/ Am. Exp. & Sunoco Credtt Cards Welcome own a full service automatic 325 Taunton Ave., East Providence, R,I. 431-0399 facility in Needham; a self-service (Six Comero - Acrosa ln>m JoMpl,'1 R-) . in Bellingham and an automatic touchless in East Providence. Her small business management background helps her run the 401-331-7609 businesses smoothly and efficiently, and with a woman's touch. "I feel that a woman in the Car Wash industry lends herself to CINDY GILMAN the customer more ... It is helping to end the streotypical image of car wash personnel," Ms. Schaefer ESP consultant explained. " ... And the customers seem to feel more at ease. A gentle • Private Consultations touch is needed in the industry," • Lectures 207 Waterman St. she added. • Classes Providence, RI 02901 Ms. Schaefer is kept very busy with the three locations. 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negotiating sessions to begin has not yet been answered. He is Foreseen As Stocks Decline concerned that the Home's call for by Andrew Muchin funds of North American Jewish Contrary to Wall Street, Jews financial markets of France, West volunteers before the bargaining NEW YORK (JTA) - Jewish process has begun is misleading. "I federations, according to George play only a minor role as stock Germany and Switzerland. agency professionals generally Kessler, director of the brokers and investors in the have no problem with the call for were of two bents Tuesday when volunteers," Israel said, "but why endowment department of the asked to evaluate the effect of the Council of Jewish Federations, the call for them and say that they are rapid decline of the stock market needed in event of a strike when umbrella organization of North this week on their agencies, 'which American Jewish communal no talks have begun? That's net depend on financial gifts. bargaining in good faith. No date federations. MARTY'S Most told the JTA that fund "There's no way to quantify it, for meetings has been set, and we raising would likely be impaired, KOSHER MEAT MARKET are getting close to the date when no way to prove it," he explained. but they noted that the If the market doesn't recover, the contract expires." suddenness of the drop in stock 467-8903 88½ Rolfe St., Cranston Israel and several others from endowment giving may be harmed, prices and the market's he noted, with "the same impact District 1199 were at the Home subsequent volatility made Koshered Meats For You yesterday, Wednesday, October on endowment gifts as on annual accurate predictions impossible. campaigns." 28, handing out leaflets to inform But one pointed specifically to those entering and exiting the "There are a lot of other factors likely short-term cash flow here," he explained. Citing Jewish ~ - CHICKEN LEGS 75c lb. Home of the current status of the problems. communities in oil-producing union's contract with the Home. And they all hastened to add areas, he said "there are an awful Martin M. Temkin, one of six FRESH GROUND LEAN HAMBURGER 5 lb. that operations would not be lot 1.89 honorary presidents of the Home, of people who are individually diminished and that there was no very well-to-do whose companies who did not want to comment on panic among their major givers. aren't doing well," meaning that the present situation with t he BRUST DECKEL 52.49 lb. At issue were two major their giving continues at high union, said: "I think the state -0f considerations: gifts by levels despite business arrears. the Home is good." Temkin, who individuals; and philanthropic and As for the philanthropic and BLADE STEAK 5 lb. was involved with the negotiating 2.89 endowment funds that have been endowment funds, the degree of sessions with the union and invested in stocks. harm will depend upon how management three years ago, was "The collapse of the stock heavily they are invested in interviewed on the telephone t his market is a matter of concern, but stocks, he explained. week. "It's my feeling that the it is too early to make any "The smaller the federation, the DENNIS AUTO TRANSPORT situation at the Home will tend to prediction," said _ Dr. Steven less likely they are to have been improve as time goes on," he said. 925 Charles Street, North Providence, R.l. Nasatir, executive vice president involved in any of this area. of the Jewish Federation of Conversely, the larger federations Metropolitan Chicago. a re more likely to be involved in Conference He acknowledged t hat the such equities, but as a rule they federation's stock investments (Continued from page 1) have balanced portfolios. They are probably lost value, "but I cannot also very conservative," Kessler the conference is proposing is to tell you to what extent. We wi ll said. Federation philanthropic conduct a census of world Jewry know better in a few days." A New fund investment in stocks can every decade, starting in 1990. York stockbroker and Jewish lay range from nil to 50 percent of the Bachi suggested that Jews leader who asked to remain total, according to Norman "learn from the lessons of other anonymous noted that the stock Sokoloff, a former CJF staffer who SUMMER SPECIAL countries that have succeeded in fluctuations would have now serves as executive vice TO FLORIDA s395oH coping · with the (demographic) "significant implications on president of the Jewish Communal challenge." He said that France, giving. There were people wiped Fund of New York, an BOOK NOW AND SAVEi West Germany and Eastern bloc out. I met people who lost a third independent endowment 'Offer good until December 31 , 1987 or first 24_truck loads. countries provide examples of how of their life's savings." He added organization allied with the correct government policies that "if people lose money, they UJA-Federation of New York. caused positive change. give less." Thus, he saw the stock market No Nonsense Car-Carrying Service To All Points He noted that whereas fertility Ernest Michel, executive vice decline as potentially harmful for on The East Coast, Florida, New York, rates in both West and East president of the UJA-Federation some federations. Of course, he Germany were stagnant 10 years of New York, seemed to be less said, "it's all according to what New Jersey and Other Destinations. ago, the rate in East Germany has alarmed. He said he anticipated t hey're invested in." His fund has INSURED & BONDED LOW RATES since increased by 36 percent due that many major givers would be about 13 percent of its $218 in part to incentives given large temporarily forced to pay their million invested in stocks, he said. (401) 728-2300 or 724-5637 families, such as a year of paid contributions late, but he didn't Sokoloff said despite the stock leave for working mothers after observe panic. market debacle, he is confident of birth. "I foresee over the next several economic recovery, because of the Dr. Baruch Levy of the weeks a cash-flow problem that relative strength of other leading government demography center will affect our agencies," he said. economic indicators . the here said all Israeli governments That means the beneficiary inflation and unemployment rates - OPEN HOUSE - since 1967 have discussed the agencies domestically and abroad and corporate growth. If the problem "but leaders did not really of the agency's $150 million economy does recover, the fund deal with it." More recently, the allocations budget all may receive will likely grow and any new Sunday, November 1, 1987 gloomy forecasts have led to an less funding than expected in the Jewish philanthropic problems in awareness by decision-makers short term, he explained. general will decline. 2 to 4 p.m. that the problem must be dealt But, he added, "I'm sure we're UJA Effuses Optimism with. He said he hoped the not alone in that, and I'm sure not The United Jewish Appeal, conference would spur action at only Jewish philanthropy, but which channels federation the government level. philanthropy in general contributions to Israel, re1eased an Israel Singer, secretary general hospitals, museums, everybody - optimistic statement Tuesday: of the World Jewish Congress, will be affected by it." " We follow, as do others, suggested that the issue was not Michel is more concerned about • Meet faculty, developments concerning the simply one of numbers but the philanthropic funds. He declined stock market, but we have no students, and need to inject more Jewish content to describe the size of those of the immediate indications that we administrators. into Jewish life. That can be done UJA-Federation, but conceded would be affected. Our campaigns by developing and improving that a portion of its funds, which have continued to increase each Jewish education in the diaspora, provide "a large amount of income year for many, many years, he said. to the organization,"' were regardless of the fluctuation of the invested in stocks. • Learn about stock market. Historically we have "Those portfolios have been continued to show increases, -and admissions, financial reduced on paper," he said. "it is Refuseniks we are optimistic that this will aid and curriculum. (Continued from page 1) worth much less than it was last continue to be the case." week." However, because some of In the case of the the income derives from dividends A spokesman noted that the Kholmianskys, refusal is based on per share of stock, Michel seemed 1987 campaign, which will end in a rule requiring anyone seeking to certain that "the income will December, has amassed an • Enjoy displays, estimated $725 million. He added emigrate to obtain a statement continue ... Hopefully companies demonstrations, from his or her parents that the will maintain their dividends." that most gifts reaching UJA were applicant has no financial He said that the lay leaders who in cash, not in stocks. and a campus tour. obligations toward them. invest these funds "eventually will Regarding American invest­ "These parents who wish to deal" with the stock ramifications. ments in Israel, the stock market prevent emigration of their "We have no plans to do decline will have no "direct and children may do so by refusing to anything other than going on with immediate" effect, according to issue such a document," Anna our activity," he said. He Karen Chaikin, public relations Kholmiansky stated in a letter to expressed relief that the director of AMPAL-American the authorities announcing her UJA-Federation held major Israel Corporation, which finances Rocky Hill School hunger strike. fund-raising campaign functions and illvests in Israeli economic "No other proofs are accepted last week and two weeks ago, and enterprises. On the shores of Narragansett Bay and the authorities wash their scheduled others for Israeli stocks on U.S. exchanges off lues Road hands, claiming the problem to be mid-November and December. fared in a variety of ways Monday, Pre-kindergarten - Grade 12 from no change for 'Elscint to a opposite purely a family one. Thus, this Beyond next month, he looked College Preparatory Goddard Park, ingeniously designed clause allows for the economy to recover. loss of 35 percent for Etz Lavud. East Green•vich the authorities to hold people here Endowment Damage Possible Initial reports from continental for generations without affecting Europe, meanwhile, indicated that the image of a new Soviet It's too early - and probably Jewish communities and 884-9070 liberalism," Kholmiansky said in impossible - to a_ss_ess the damage individual Jews there were likely Rocky HIii admits students of any race, color & national or ethnic origin. her letter, which was made to the $2 billion held , in to, • ~s~ap~ . Pl!t\ively u.~r ~l\.~.hed • 'dvbll&hl e 'tb'the 'NC.IS~,.', , · ·· philanthropic 1 • and' endowment . froin t i,e Mo-cli exchan~e turo,o,I. . , , I i f ~ '1 # ( 1 •1 ' - r: I ' ' I I j I I t., I ~ ( T I ' I , , 1Ji:'--'i 1 '!'l-l'.,b.1 r'.,. ~'ff;/, :_.l-\"fl i_., • 'flj l", '.,b .. " ('"'ff ~ ... \ ~_ca_ .. ,~~ 1 '(T•,.\;-\\ ). ::,,·• l ,• ._•/'t" ,> .. t , .... ,.~ . ... 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Ms.­ Each session will begin at 7 p.m. And "Mitzvah Heroes" Civins, an administrative This series is being sponsored human heart. retarded children through "Ma assistant to the Rhode Island by the Friends of the Rochambeau Gym Slwes and Irises Committee for the Humanities, is Branch of the Providence Public Danny Siegel believes that the 'On LaTinok," of Uri Lupoliansky (Personalized Tzedakah): Book a board member of Temple Sinai Library. Please call 521-8774 or pedagogy of the simple action is of Yad Sara, an organization Two. Danny Siegel. The Town in Cranston, where she has stop by to register. House Press, 28 Midway Road, often a more valuable teaching which lends medical supplies to Spring Valley, N. Y. 10977. 25 7 device than the most intricate individuals and families free of pages. $10 paper. examination of a complex text. charge. !:le emphasizes that any Reviewed by Gloria Goldreich When youngsters involve individual may become a " mitzvah Danny Siegel, poet, lecturer and themselves in his program of hero" and indeed, his own efforts Klein's Kosher Katering master teacher (who also thinks of stockpiling groceries for tzedakah qualify him for that designation. 421-0271 himself as "life sa.ver, dignity and transport the accumulated He is the chairman of the Ziv restorer, everyday-miracle worker, canned goods to shelters or food Tzedakah Fund which disperses .~ 849 N. Main Street Mitzvah magician, hope giver, kitchens, they are both learning a funds to important charitable solution maker, tool-user for mitzvah and fulfilling mitzvah. undertakings throughout the mitzvahs, soul repairer, When a group of ninth graders in world, ranging from interest free Kansas City went "dumpster broken-body fixer, Mitzvah- loans (Ziv is a memh!'r of the Whole Shoulders •2.09 lb. power-hungry-person") has dipping," (a unique Siegel Association of Hebrew Free Loan undertaking which involves written a companion volume to his Societies) to a relief fund for the searching city produce market invaluable primer of "personalized victims of the Mexican dumpsters for usable food items) earthquake. Siegel's concept of tzedakah," Gym Slwes and Irises. Blade Steaks •2.69 lb. Book. Two expands on the they became personally involved tzedakah is not parochial and his in the war against hunger. concept, which has become the "mitzvah heroes" are of many author's credo, that tzedakah - Of particular value is the essay faiths. the act of extending one's self for entitled "Bar and Bat Mitzvah A helpful appendix includes a (And Other Jewish Life Events) lb. the good of others - requires master list of all tzedakah projects B-B-Q Chicken Wings 99~ personal insight, a depth of and Tzedakah." Siegel writes mentioned · in the book. The despairingly of bar mitzvah thought and feeling arid consistent bibliography, which the author ' commitment. The casual writing celebrations such as the one calls "a personal, non-exhaustive chronicled in the Miami Herald in of a check to an established, list," and the glossary will be institutionalized charity (although which the theme of a bat mitzvah · valuable to all who wish to involve not discouraged by the author) is was a shopping spree, and a themselves in personal tzedakah. similar affair which included the not sufficient to satisfy the The end papers include blank renting of the Queen Elizabeth II DeCONTE & SONS mitzvah implicit in the word sheets titled "Tzedakah Notes" on for an all-night party. He tzedakah - justice. which, hopefully, readers can Designers & Constructors Ltd. cont rasts such events with bar and write their own additions to Gym Although Siegel is a dedicated bat mitzvah observances which Slwes and Irises, using Danny 20 MORGAN MILL ROAD student of Talmud and Torah - include "twinning" with a Siegel's suggestions or initiating JOHNSTON, RI 02919 the text of this volume is youngster in the Soviet Union, the creative and compassionate interwoven with midrashic and donation of a portion of gifts to undertakings of their own. P.O. Box 7172 talmudic texts with insightful tzedakah, or t he undertaking of a explications - his thrust is young celebrant to raise enough General Contractors practical and pragmatic. His lead money to bring one Jew out of Library To Hold Architects essay, "116 Practical Mitzvah Ethiopia. Perhaps rabbis should Builders Suggestions," includes options make this chapter available to all Series ranging from the planting of trees bar and bat mitzvah parents as The Rochambeau Branch of the Engineers in Israel to printing large-print well as the youngsters themselves. Providence Public Library, 708 Developers copies of synagogue or agency Ideally, t he book itself should Hope St., will present The Slwrt bulletins. become required reading for those Story; The Jewish Experience, a Custom Homes He suggests that barbers and involved in life cycle events which reading and discussion series on Additions hairdressers emulate the example are increasingly threatened by six Monday evenings beginning · of one of his "mitzvah heroes" (a encroaching materialism. , November 16. 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John Works by one of the nation's The Juilliard, now in its forty-first Guinn of the Detroit Free Press most prominent wood engravers season, claims the longest history claims "what has not changed will be featured in The of continuous performance of any during 40 years is the Juilliard's Illustrations of Fritz Eichenberg, by Dorothea Snyder shut -off traps them on the way to string quartet now appearing in unique spirit, which sets it well on view at Rhode Island School of Musical comedy in America is the sixth floor, striking Oscar with concert and also holds the record above any chamber music Design's Museum of Art from very much ali ve and ki cking a claustrophohiac castastrophe. for the most extensive discography ensemble that has sent its music Friday, October 16 through tha nks to that honey of a revival Ken Land milks the calamity, and of any string quartet in the history into these ears." Sunday, November 8. 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Lending st.rung powerhouse Remaining tickets for the Nov. great humanists; his concern with The dance numbers are support to Charity a re Taxi dancer 1 Juilliard concert are priced at the human condition is sincere di.stinct ive ly and dynamically sidekicks Stephanie Pope $16.50 and will be available and profound." The exhibition performed hy a mostly mature (Helene) and Lenora Nemetz beginning October 19 at the features approximately 30 wood group or polished pros. (Nicki). Jordan Ha ll box office (536-2412) engravings from the Museum's Outstanding are dance numbers Magically effective is the set and through Concertcharge, permanent collection, focusing on to Cy Coleman's music and and li ghting design, creating a 497-1118. Subscriptions to the two portfolios, In Praise of Folly Dorothy Fields' lyrics like " Big _ va udevillian aura through its use l 14 Wock<,n&n Sm...,,_ , r ,,,...Jcnc..,. RI 401 -l7l·119tt Spender," " lr My Friends Could or bulb signs titling scenes. Owr40 v,u11, 11,-,,.,,wh" l..•h,c,m c,,K<.,..,.,...,,...... ,.,a,1ry 1987-88 Wang Celebrity Series and Fables with a Twist. Known (i ncluding the Juilliard String fo r his illustrations of classic See Me Now/' " I'm A Brass Particul arl y rare with this show is books - among them Jane Eyre. l:lrand" and espec ially "Rich that on ly one key li!(Ure is Crime and Punishment. and Man's Frug" where the act ion i!-. responsible for hot h set and The "Only" Party Warehouse. Gulliver's Tra vels - the a rtist spotli ght ed on stage left while the li ghting. Robert Randolph, who "always understands and exposes dancers in si lhouett e slow motion designed the visuals for the 310 East Avenue, Pawtucket . the sociology behind human the hyper-kinetic dance rhythms ori gi nal production, has done it actions," says Johnson. " He uses mom ent s before. again fo r the Colonial stage. a rt as a fo rm of social and political The apex ol' this smashing Exciting costuming hy Tony f vPlf!Jt/dMg ID1tJ 1:Z1 commentary." mui, ica l is Donna McKechnie Award win ning designer Patricia Born in Germany in 1923, whose ve rsat ilit y shines in t he role Zipprodt keeps the dancers Eichenberg began hi s career there of Cha rit y, dance hal l hostess, in flowing and fl yi ng. as a newspaper artist. After sea rch of love and li fe '!-. purpose. The saddest note is the loss of t-lo&wuJ UI The reci pient of a Tony Award champion choreographer Bob coming to the United States in Halloween Favors• Decorations 1933, he began work for the for her role as Cassie in ··Chorus Fosse who di ed several months • Balloons • Masks, etc. Federal Art Project, an emergency Line,'' Donna McKechnie fare:-. ago. relief program fo r artists managed fa bulously as she follows in the All in all , "Sweet Charity" is a Costumes by the Works Progress hoofsteps o f' previous Charities. honey of a show and a must to see. Create-A-Costume Administration during the Me Kec hn ie's perky pe rfo rmance Sweet Charity is at the Colonial Depression. A longtime teacher, proves her ahility to interpret Theatre, 106 Roylstnn .'-,'t . Hoston, Glitter • Theatrical Make-Up Eichenberg has taught. at Pratt Charit y wi th a pot ent blend of rhrouJ.!h Nov. 8. Performance.~ PLATES • NAPKINS • PARTY FAVORS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Institute, the New School for special talent s as dancer, singer T uesday throuj,! h Saturday ni1;ht.~ Social Research and, most and comedienne. Her comedic flair al 8 p.111 . Matinees: Thursday and All At Discount Prices recently, the University of Rhode hun-,1:,, into hilarit y during a Saturday at 2 p.m. and Sunday al- :J HOURS: I I Jeanne Stein hide- in -the-closet scene. p.m. Ticl,ets $21.00 to $40.00 are Mon.•Thur. 9:30-6p.m. ,,. Island. He has written several Fri. 9:30-7 p.m. 726-2491 books on wood engraving and Her first encou nt er with ava ilahh• at Tiehetron outlets and SaL 9:30-5 p.m. printmaking, and his work romantic interest Oscar (Ken tlw ('olonial Hox Of/ite SUNDAYS 12-5 P.M. VISA/MC entitled The Art of the Print has Landi takes place on an elevator (617-426-9:/66). become a basic text for at the 92ncl St. YMHA. A power printmaking classes. 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Highland Court, a new concept (especially those with arthritis) in housing of senior citizens will and reminders to take medication. open in early October. The When these basic needs are met, "catered-living" apartment most seniors are able to lead community provides residents healthy, active lives. Yet until survives him after 77 years of with 24-hour "helping hand" recently, seniors who needed even EVELYN COHEN SARAH BAKER marriage. A few years later, after a service for daily activities such as occasional help had few options. If CRANSTON - Evelyn Cohen, PROVIDENCE Sarah brief stay in Jacksonville, they dressing, bathing, and grooming. they could no longer exist entirely 83, of 72 Brookside Drive died on Baker, 78, of 27 Doane Ave., an moved to Daytona Beach, where In addition, over 30 amenities are on their own, seniors moved in October 24 at St. Joseph Hospital, English literature teacher at the Jewish population included also provided including meals - with family members or into an Providence shortly after Classical High School for more two other families - the Joseph from gourmet to special diets - institutional setting. admission. She was the widow of than 30 years before retiring in Ginsbergs and the J. Bronsteins, housekeeping, linen, transporta­ Highland Court, located on the Albert Cohen. She was also the 1972, died Monday, October 19, plus a few single men. tion service, and a East Side of Providence, near widow of Samuel Granoff. 1987, at Miriam Hospital. The Peppers settled at 541 round-the-clock security staff. Miriam Hospital, contains 102 Born in Providence, a daughter Born in Woonsocket, she was a Volusia Ave., where he operated a Unlike other types of housing apartments, ranging from studios of the late John and Rose daughter of the late Robert and business buying and selling now available to seniors, catered to one-bedrooms. Standard in Schneider, she moved to Cranston Mollie (Feingold) Baker. Miss secondhand automobiles and parts living (also known as "assisted each apartment are private in 1940. Baker lived in Providence for for many years. Their home living") is typically offered as bathrooms, equipped with safety Mrs. Cohen was associated with more than 50 years. became a community center for rental housing and does not features; ample closet space; her husband, Albert, in operating She was a graduate of Emerson Jewish newcomers. Traditional require an endowment or entry individually controlled heat and the former Lindy's Diner, College, Boston, and earned two holidays were celebrated in their fee. Residents sign leases, just as air conditioning units; Cranston, "from 1934 to 1950 and masters degrees in education, one home with as many as 40 people they would for any other wall-installed emergency call was associated with her sons in at Rhode Island College and the attending seder services on apartment, but with this type of buttons; smoke detectors and operating Twiny's Diner, other at Boston University. Passover or observing the High apartment community, a variety automatic sprinkler systems; and Providence from 1950 to 1984. After retiring from Classical, Holy Days in their parlor. of amenities and personal services a house phone which is linked to She was a founder and former Miss Baker was a volunteer Mr. Pepper, for many years, are included in the rent. the security desk at the main board member of Temple teacher in Shakespeare and drama took great pride in being the first Older Americans are living entrance. Kitchens are standard Torat-Yisrael and its Sisterhood. to vote in his precinct. He was first longer, healthier, more at Hamilton House. She also was a with the one-bedroom apartments She was president of the former docent at Rhode Island School of in line every election day after independent lives than their and optional with the studios. Ladies Union Aid Association Design. 1912 when he cast his ballot for parents or grandparents. I Rents for all amenities, including from 1937 to 1942. She was a She leaves two brothers, Irving Woodrow Wilson in Providence, According to the National Center three meals each day, range from member of the Ladies Association L. Baker of Providence and R.I. It was his first American for Health Statistics, only about $960 to $1,700, depending on the of the Jewish Home for the Aged Walter V. Baker of New London, election. ten percent of today's seniors size of the apartment and whether and a member of the Cranston Conn. In addition to his wife, Mr. between 75 and 80 need constant it is single or double occupancy. chapter of Hadassah. She was a Funeral arrangements were by Pepper is survived by two sons, assistance with daily living. By age Highland Court will be opened board member and chairman of Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, Milton of Ormond Beach and 85 the percentage increases to for occupancy during the first the festival committee of the 825 Hope St. A graveside service Leonard of Tallahassee; two around 31 percent. Most seniors I I week of October. More Jewish Family Service from 1937 was conducted at B'nai Israel daughters, Florence (Mrs. Murry) need only some assistance; to 1987. Schott of Daytona Beach Shores typically they need help with meal information is available by calling Cemetery, Woonsocket. 273-2220. I She leaves two sons, Lawrence· and Bethesda, Md., and Doris preparation, housekeeping, G. Cohen and Frederic G. Cohen, Katz of Corpus Christi, Texas; 18 occasional help dressing both of Cranston , both known as HARRY PEPPER grandchildren; and 30 "Twiny," and a brother, Samuel DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. great-grandchildren. Schneider, of East Providence. Harry Pepper, founder of Temple In lieu of other remembrances, A funeral service was held at Israel and a consultant on the the family requests donations be Temple Torat-Yisrael, Park various enterprises undertaken by made to a favorite charity or to Health Ed. Program Avenue. Burial was in Lincoln his sons, Milton and Leonard, in Temple Beth-El or Temple Israel. Park Cemetery, Warwick. developing area and state Haigh-Black, Daytona Beach, is in At Miriam Arrangements were by Max shopping centers, died on October charge. Sugarman Memorial Chapel, 458 20 at · his home, 594 Flamingo The Miriam Hospital Women's Hope St., Providence. Drive, Ormond Beach. He and his The petite luncheon will be at family were among the first Association announces the next noon followed by the 12:30 p.m. permanent Jewish residents of Health Education Program, one in open meeting. The program was PAULA GOLDENBERG Daytona Beach and he was a series of programs to be held in arranged by Doris McGarry as­ the upcoming year. These sisted by Helene Brodie Paula (Dwares) Goldenherg. 49, founder of Temple Israel. He was and Joyce programs are presented as a of 112 Hoffman Ave., Cranslon, 102. CARD OF THANKS Hurvitz, hospitality. Decorations service to the community. Patricia will be planned by Lillian Zarum died Tuesday, October 27, 1987 at Mr. Pepper, who was born in Jack Aron, Simon Aron, and G. Cohen and Claudia Deutsch, and Sylvia Kenner. Public rela­ I.he Miriam Hospital after a long 1885 - one year before the Statue Evelyn Aron Wasser wish to Co- Presidents, will conduct the illness. Born in Providence, she of Liberty - moved to the thank their friends and rela­ tions for this event have been ar­ open meeting to be held in the ranged by Patricia Hairabet and was l he daughter od Rose Daytona Beach area in 1914. tives for the cards, donations, hospita l's Sopkin Auditorium on Suzanne Gilstein. (Konopky) Dwares of Cranslon He was born near Vienna, and the many kindnesses ex­ Monday, November 2 at noon. Dr. and lhe late Louis Dwares. Austria and came to the U.S. in tended to them during their Richard Olds who is both Director Besides her molher, she is 1898, accompanied by his sister. recent bereavement in the loss For more information of The Miriam's Division of concerning this informative survived hy a son, Evan D. They entered with thousands of of their sister, Ethel Aron Silverman. Geographic Medicine and Brown presentation, please cail The Goldenberg, and a daughler, Lisa other immigrants through Ellis University's Program in Women Goldenberg, with whom she lived. Island. (His sister died in 1983 at 's Association at 274-3700, Geographic Medicine will address Ext. 2520. Mrs. Goldenberg lived in the age of 102.) They settled in Providence, R.I., where young the women; his topic will be Cranston for '2'2 years, previously "Staying Healthy Overseas." residing in Providence. She was a Harry grew to manhood. 113ember of B'nai H'rith and He was one of the first licensed H adassah. auto drivers in America with a two A fune ral service was held a t the digit New York license. His first Max Sugarma n Memorial Chapel, job was with Pope Manufacturing ...... 4fi8 Hope St:. Providence. Burial Corp., an early maker of cars. U.S. Federal law now requires all funeral homes to was at Lincoln Park Cemetery January 13, 1910, Mr. Pepper provide itemized pricing. Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel (Warwick). married Bella Berman, who has provided this courtesy for over twelve years. Max Sugarman MOUNT SINAI Memorial Chapel MEMORIAL CHAPEL

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