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- - THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R.(. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. · ' . - - . -· VOLUME LXXI, NUMBER 17 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 30c PER COPY Expert On Soviet Jewry Defeat of Prayer Amendment Sees Little Change In Policy Victory For Religious Freedom
T he change ~f leadership in the Soviet The B'nai°B'rith executive cites a recent by Ben Gallob if a prayer " has real content., it is bound to Union is not likely to result in any basic statement by Chernenko in which he wrote (JTA) - Major Jewish organizations either offend qr to put pressure on change in the near future in policy toward that "we arc in favor of active and fruitfu l hailed the reject ion by 't he Senate last someone. If it has no real content, then it the Soviet ,Jewish community, a world dialogue wit h nations living under dif week of a proposed constitutional amend makes a mockery of religion and ul authority on Soviet J ewry says. fe rent social systems than ours, the United ment to permit prayer in · the public ti mate I y en cou r ages spiritual Dr. William Korey, director of policy States and Britain in part icular." he ad schools, agreeing generally t.he vote was a shallowness." rcsemch fo r the International Council of ded that it is more important than ever to victory for religious freedom. He lauded the act.ion of the Senators l:l 'nai l:l'rit h, states in a new report that intensify effort s for mutual understanding While the Rep u blican-controlled " who chose to maintain t he constitution as over the past year basic decisions were wit h the U.S. Senate cast a majority for t he proposal, for t he brilliant unencumbered document made by the politburo as a group and that Korey notes that Chernenko is the only which President Reagan had lobbied that has allowed American pluralism and this is likely to cont inuc during t he transi person in t he 12-man top Soviet leadership vigorously, the vote fell short of the needed democracy to endure." t ion from Yuri Andropov to Konstantin U. who has ex pressed himself 'publicly on two-thirds majority required in each house Victory For Church-State Separation Chernenko as the head oft he Soviet Com emigration. Although narrow and restric as a first step for a constitut ional amend Rabbi Mordecai Waxman, president of munist Party. tive in it s int erpretation of international ment. The vote was 56 to 44, 11 short of the the Synagogue Council of America, repre Because· of the nature of collective human rights law, the comment non two-thirds of t he 100 Senators needed fo r sent ing the rabbinical and congregational decision -ma king, the agedness of et hclcss is not totally negative to emigra approval. Sen. Lowell Weicker (R. Conn.) agencies of Reform, Conservative and tion rights, Korey says. He adds that in leadership, and t he sharp tensions be led the fight against Senate approval. Ort hodox J udaism, said t he defeat of the tween the U.S.S.R. and the United States, Chernenko's book, Human Rights in Howard Friedman, American Jewish prayer amendment " is a victory for t he decisions arc likely to be cautious, Korey Soviet Society, the Soviet leader referred Committee president, said t.he American principal of the separation of church and st ates. favorably to the Helsinki Pinal Act. people now had the time to " think more state which has served both religious and Korey says that the Communist Party C hernenko a lso denounced a nti deeply" about t he "dangers" of changing non-religious people so well." policy regarding Jews comprises four Semitism as a "nationalistic aberrat ion" the First Amendment guarantee of protec He said t he United States was a country nrcas: which is "alien to socialism." But, Korey t ion of religious liberty. with a strong religious com mitment l. A shutdown on emigrat ion - with a says, Chernenko coupled Zionism with Declaring that t he Committee firmly precisely because " minorities have been trickle allowed to demonstrate that the anti-Semitism. This, Korey says, "only opposed any constitutional amendment to free to follow their religious bents and U.S.S.R. is adhering to the Helsinki ac serves to encourage the bigot who mas allow school prayer as a "divisive act" cord and to use as a "convenient lever" querades his J ew-bait ing wit hin an anti because majorities have been circumspect which could injure the rights of religious about the rights of others." against refuseniks. Zionist framework." minorities and ot hers, Friedman said the 2. An intensified clampdown on the In addition to Chernenko, Korey calls Asserting that the function of the public human rights agency remained ready to schools is to cOmmunicate general privat e study of Hebrew and Jewish attention to another top Soviet leader. join with others to help "construct a con history - accompanied by inconsequen Grigory V. Romanov. Boss of Leningrad's knowledge, Waxman declared _that sensus around the teaching of such core "prayer is not a proper function of the tial gcst urcs suggesting concessions with Communist Part y, Romanov, according to American values as honesty, compassion, public schools and neither the public respect to cult urc in Yiddish. a prominent Jewish refusenik, Dr. Mikhail patriotism reverence and respect. for the schools nor children should be used as 3. A limit on contacts between Soviet Agursky, was instrumental in organizing rights, fre;dom and feelings of others." vehicles by religious bodies t.o advance J ews and ,Jews of the West, accompanied the infamous Leningrad trials of 1970-71. U.S. Saved From Divisiveness their viewpoints." by an effort " unprecedented in the last In those trials, ,Jews who sought to Gerald Kraft, president. of B'nai B'rith Howard Squadron, president of the several decades," to pub,licly praise per emigrate were given severe sentences. International, said t he vote saved the Un American Jewish Congress, said the vote sons wit h obviously J ewish names who Agursky noted that Romanov is the only ited States from the divisiveness that in the Senate was " a welcome reaffirma have se r ved t h e S o v i e t ca u·se Soviet leader who has publicly used the would permeate the classroom if the stu tion" of the "continuing vitality" of the "pat riot ically" or otherwise. ._ phrase "international Zionism" which, in dents were subjected to daily decisions principle of church-st ate separation, as 4. A broadening anti-Zionist media Soviet content, "carries inflama tory about differing versions of prayers. well as "a recognition of the critical impor campaign fea turing anti-Jewish stereotyp character," Korey says. Reiterating earlier arguments against tance of preserving religious pluralism." ing and bigotry and given "extensive local "The Leningrad media, no doubt under t he proposed amendment, Kraft said that (Continued on page 14) casting" wi th the establishment of the Romanov's direction, have been in the "Anti-Zionist Committee of the Soviet forefront of t he fight against 'Zionism,' in Republic." · t he assault upon Hebrew culture as Korey says that he expects no change allegedly subversive, and in the advocacy Mark Niedergang To Speak At Temple Emanu-EI "in the near future" in the Soviet policy of of the severance of relations between holding .Jews hostage in the relationship Soviet Jewry and Western Jewry,'' Korey by Robert Israel bet ween the Kremlin and Washington, nor declares. Tonight at 8: 15 p.m., following Fri in the thawing of that relationship. Korey not es that losif Begun, leader of day evening services at Temple However, Korey says, beyond the im the Jewish cultural movement, was Emanu-EI in P roviden ce, Mark mediate t rans it ional stage Chernenko may arrested last year by the Leningrad KGB N iedergang, a staff member of the init iate or respond to peace gestures with while visiting Leningrad "even though he Council for a Liveable World in Boston, the West to even a more popular base in li ved near Moscow and, therefore, under will speak on "The Nuclear Arms Race: the U.S.S.R. Even a limited dialogue, par ordinary circumstances, could not_c ome T he Current Situation." Niedergang ticularly on arms control, might result in under Leningrad's jurisdict ion." has been writing and-lecturing on arms improved conditions for Soviet J ewry and Equally disturbing, says Korey,is that a control and disarmament issues for the should not be excluded; he states. (Continued on page 14) past three years. F'or t wo years Neidergang was on the Public Educa tion Staff of the Inst it ute for Defense and Disarmament Studies, a research Letter To A Soviet Jew center that studies worldwide military by Varda Branfman forces and t he obstacles to - and op portunit ies for - disarmament. He was When I write to Mila She refuses to forget. also t he Director of the National l never know if the letter reaches her. that her grandfather had a name like Clearinghouse oft.he Nuclear Weapons Without an answer, wit hout her Moshe or Eleazar, and perhaps Freeze Campaign. His writings have voice coming back to me, she keeps hidden a prayer book, appeared in many publications, in- I send one, two, three letters a Kiddush cup, or the worn straps of . eluding the Union of American Hebrew and .each one of them getting his Tefillin . Congregat ions publication, Preventing Nuclear War: A Jewish Response. more int imate Mark Niedergang I haven't heard yet, but I write again " l will be giving a short summary of though she hasn't sent. a word in return. , U.S.-USSR conflict could arise, with simply to bring her news the polit ical situation in regards to the potential for the use of nuclear I'm told that sometimes t hese letters of Rosh Hashonah. nuclear weaponry," Neidergang said in a telephone interview last week. "I will weapons in a conflict. reach their destination, When l pray to G-d "I also want to talk about how the l never know if I've said the right thing, explore the U.S. and Soviet talks in and answers come back. Holocaust parallels out current situa l imagine them nying over the heads or even that my prayers have gone up. regards to weapons being built and deployed and why these weapons are tion in regards to nuclear weaponry. of border guards and barbed wire, As a Jew, I'm used to it- Following the broadcast of The Day Af over l;) ricks and Kremlin towers, sending letters and prayers being developed . I wi ll also. talk about my view on the issues as a J ew and why I ter Elie Wiesel said that he felt for the red nags, and jowly Communist faces wi thout knowing for sure. fi~l time that 'everyone is a Jew' - to where there are people really alive. feel Jews have to take an active in term;t. meaning that everyone on our planet is " If t here is any place in t he world that faced with extinction unless we main I saw Mila's name.and address on a list Varda Bran/man lives and writeH in tain stability in the world." of those who learn Hebrew together is a potential powder-keg, it is the Mid Denver, Colorado. dle lsast." Niedergang said. "The situa Neidergang's talk is free and open to in i-:;cc ret. tion in the Middle East is such that a the public. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 Local News Israel Independence Day CelebratiQn A ril 25-28 At Warwick Mall {_J At last month's meeting of the R.I. Coa lition Against Bigotry were (left to right): Margaret Washburn, President of Church women United, Norman ()rodenker, Chair man of RICAB , Big Toe, R.I. Indian Council and Rev. Allan Shear, Presbyterian Church minister and RI CAB Executive Board member. The group met to disseminate information about bigotry and discrimination in Rhode Island and to discuss ways that RI CAB can be effective in the community. . . Congregation Adas Israel To Receive PHDS Award , The Amudim Award Committee of the T heir rabbis, cantors, boards, and mem The Israel Independence Day Committee at a meeting at the Jewish Community Cen ter in Providence are, left to right, JCC Prl/gram Director Vivian Weisman, Marcia Providence Hebrew Day School has an bers , both past and present, deserve our Spindell, Bob Halpert, Chairman, Jeanette Riter, Charlie Swartz and Naomi nounced that Congregation Adas Israel of utmost gratitude. Adas Israel has indeed Schwartz. Fall Ri ver, Mass., will receive the 1984 li ved by it s motto, 'we have a faith in our Amudim Award. While the nineteen-year future and we want a future for our faith. "' by Robert Israel festival close down for Sabbath.) history oft hi s most pres! igious award has Rabbi. Norbert Weinberg, spiritual The Israel Independence Day Celebra Also fea tured at Israel Independence seen it s present ation to specific in leader of the congregation, and Mr. i k n ·,,(II take place this year at the Day will be· boot hs and exhibits on all dividuals or couples, the leadership of the Cha rl es Cohen, its President, will accept Warwick Mall from April 25 -28. Co aspects of Israeli life and culture, from school- felt that the time had come to t he award on behalf of the synagogue and sponsored by the .Jewish Community Cen cuisi~e to new technology to arts and en recognize the unique and exemplary in the community of Fall River. ter and the Jewish Federation of R.I. , tertainment. The Rhode Island Herald st it ut ion al relationship that exists be The school has planned a reception and Israel Independence Day is a cultural and will have a booth at the mall where a t ween Adas Israel and Providence Hebrew cocktail party for April 8 at 7:30 p.m., at educational festival for all ages, Jewish special supplement to the Herald on Israel Day. the Marriott Hot el. The Amudim Award and non-Jewish alike. independence will be distributed . The Day School Committee, in making Dinner will be held on Sunday evening, On Thursday, April 26, many senior it s announce ment , indicated that , " Since May 13, at the J ewish Community Center. The Gala Opening of the four-day event citizen groups will visit the festiva l; and it s fo unding in 189 1, the Adas Israel syn Further inform at iol] regarding the recep wi ll be held Wednesday, April 25, at 7: 30 · from 6-9 p.m. , the celebration will incl ude agogue of Fa ll Ri ver has been at the tion and dinner can be received by calling p.m. Major General Leonard Holland Israeli folk dancing as we ll as choral music fo refront of support in meeting bot h con the Day School at 33 1-5327. (Ret .) will serve as master of ceremonies, by adult and youth Temple choirs. Booths gregational and com munal needs not onl y which will begin with a parade of the a nd exhibits will remain in place during wit hin t he Fa ll River community bu t American and Israeli flags by the JCC's Boy New Jewish Agenda To Meet the Sabbath . Saturday evening, " Yo uth thro ughout the Unit ed States and Israel. Scout and Girl Scout troops. Mayor . N ight ," wi ll feature special programs and T his New England co ngregat ion has T he New J ewish Age nda is planning to Joseph Walsh of Warwick and Israeli Con ex hibits aim ed a t teenagers, The festival provided us with the example, par ex meet April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Hillel House, sul Genera l Michael Shiloh a re t he closes at 10:00 p.m. Saturday. cell ence, of spiritual and lay- leadership. 80 Brown St ., in Provi dence. T opics to be keynot e speakers for the Gala Opening, The ent ire festi val, including the ga la The synagogue's reli gious, educational, discussed are a community celebration of followed by the Rhode Island premiere of opening, is free a nd open to t he public. For and social activit ies have become the Passover. the second annual " Freedom " Another Israel. " This non -political, 16- more inform at ion call Bob Halpert , chair models of effect ive programmfng. Most Seder"; a nation al J ewi sh lobbying effort scteen slide present ation, provided by the ma n, of Vivian Weisman, at the J CC, 86 1- significa ntly, thei r emphasis on the impor to freeze Israeli settlements on the West Israeli Embassy, is the centerpiece of the 8800 . tance of Torah ed ucati on for ,Jews of all Bank ; a campaign to educate groups in the festival and will be shown continuously The deadline for in clusion of materi al in ages is a beacon to a ll of us. At the same Jewish community a bout the growing (except on Friday evening and during the the Rhode Island Herald speci al issue of time, Adas Israel has not only been con crisis in Central America and an encamp day Saturday, when the " live" parts of the April 20 is April 10 at noon. cerned with it s own program but has ment for peace in Washington, D.C. dur reached out to the total community to help ing Sukkot (Oct. , 1984). Topf Re-elected Men's Club _Presi"dent whenever and wherever needed. Such For more information contact : Sharon commitment and dedication by an institu Cohen at 751-1861 or Roberta Aaronson at Mel A. Topf will begin a t hird term as tion must be recognized and honored for 521-5091. President of Temple Emanu-El's Men's lhis is what our Amudim Award truly C lub on April 8, during a breakfast represent s.'' Annual Convention meeting. This is just the third time in the Additionijlly, Gladys Sollosy, PHDS Planned · 60-year history of the Men's Club that a President , noted, " throughout the 37 years President has been elected tc a third term. of our existence, Adas Israel has been at The South Providence Hebrew Free The Men's Club is the largest in New our side as a friend and support.er. The Fall Loan Association wi ll hold their Annual England. - _ River community has reached across its · Convention and Election of Officers and The Most Reverend Louis E. Gelineau, border to provide us not onl y wit h stu Board .of Directors on Sunday, April 8, Bishop of Providence, will be principle dents, leadership, and teachers but with 1984 at 2:00 p.m. at the Cong. Mishkon speaker at the breakfast. vital moral and financial assistance. Adas Tefila , Summit Avenue, Providence, The Rabbi Eli Bohnen Youth Award will Israel, as a "house of worshi p and study, " Rhode Island. be presented to Scott Hurwitz, a leading has seen fit to become a partner, in the The annual Financial Statement will be member qf the United Synagogue Youth. fullest sense of the word, with Providence submitted. The yearly Budget and The award comprises. a medal, a cer Hebrew Day, " a house of learning," in Amendments to the Constitution will be tificate, and $500. Hugh Plitt, also promi assuring the continuity of our people and submitted for approval. nent in the USY, will receive the Men's it s Torah heritage. We consider them an A coll ation wi ll be held fo llowing the Club's Award of Merit. The prize includes • integral part of the Day School..,.....;;;;.;...;....;;.... family. c______onven tion. ., a certificate and $200. Topf, 42, is a New Yorker who came to NEW HOME OF Rhode Island to join the facu lty of Roger Mel Topf Williams College when its new Bristol holds a doctorate ~n· British literature. campus opened in 1969. His positions Topf has been a member of Temple Ca&a M;a ~ RtJVJJJJr4it Emanu-El since 1974. He became Men's there have included director of the Honors 762 HOPE STREET Program and head of t he college's Club Vice-President in 1981 and !'resident Hugianities Division. A private pilot, he in 1982. PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02906 751-5010 LET MOTHER MICHAEL A. NEWMAN , President We serve only the finest. At[$ M(,Q, we think you des~rve that. RELAX AND M.A.N. Construction Co. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 - 3 Jewish Family Service Jewish Historical Symposium April 11 P_resents Workshop On Allegiances to different worlds often part of a longer history in which the place historians in conflict. For modern relationship of t.he scholar to the com historians of Judaism, these conflicts ai-e munity has varied according to prf'v:1 iling Coping Wit~ Cancer particularly acute. On the one hand, the values. historians belong to a scholarly com " We hope t.o examine the past at the munity that claims to operate objectively symposium so that we are more informed and intellectually. On the other hand, in our discussion oft.he present situation," many also are members of a religious a nd Zwelling said. cultural community whose traditions, The symposium will include the par needs and methods often run counter to ticipation of schola,s of other religious those of academia. traditions who will reflect on the ways in Three leading Jewish historians - Jay which these issues may or may not be Berkovitz of the University o f problems unique to t.he Jewish com Massachusetts, Ivan M arc us oft he J ewish munity. Theological Seminary of America and Zwelling said the symposium is unusua) David Ruderman of Yale - will come to in it s efforts to involve rabbis and Wesleyan University on Wednesday, April professional leaders of the Jewish com 11 , to discuss these conflicts during a day munity as commentators on the papers. long symposium titled "The H istorian of "The presence of Jewish federation staff, Judaism and His/Her Relationship to the rabbis, and interested laymen will make Jewish Community." our discussion of the issues lively and fruit Each visit ing historian will present a fu l. " Left to right: Alan Josephson, Judith Josephson, Carol Ingall and Dr. Bruno paper touching on an aspect of the general Borenstein plan the Jewish Family Service workshop "Living With Cancer." (Photo topic. Berkovitz will speak a t I p.m. on by Pamela F. Greenhalgh) "Emerging Tensions between Academics Kedem Wine Available and Rabbis in 19th-century France." At 3 by Pao{ela F. Greenhalgh I he a udience. p.m. Marcus will deliver a paper titled Over forty different varieties of kosher The workshop is entitled " Living with Inga II notes that anyone who has cancer, "Beyond the Sephardic Mystique: the Kedem wine is available at the Providence Cancer," and it deals with the emotional or a patient 's family and friends, are Centra lity-of the Jewish Community from Hebrew Day School for Passover. All trauma felt by both the patient and his or welcome to a ttend the workshop. The the Middle Ages to the Present." The title proceeds from the sale of the wine go to t he her family. ·11 is being sponsored by the reasons for attending, she ~ays, are many. of Ruderman's paper, to be delivered at 8 P HDS scholarship fund. Jewish Family Service, but its coor Especially important, she feels, to dispel a p.m., is "From Dia logue to Estrangement: dinators stress that it is for anyone in the lot of the misunderstandings about treat Changing Perspectives of Jewish History." Enter Our community who is or has been touched by ment and supportive services. Fellow The a ft ernoon session wi ll be held in the cancer. organizers agree. College of Letters Lounge on Lawn Essay Contest "We have all had to deal with cancer in " We will not just be ta lking a bout Avenue, the evening session in T he Honors one way or anot her,'" says Carol lngall, medical services/' says Alan Josephson. College (Russell House) at the southeast The Rhode Island Herald is pleased cochairperson of the Family Life Educa " \Ve are a lso ta lking about such aspects of corner of High and Washington streets. i10 invite students i_n grades l through 12 tion CommitteeoftheJFS. "We a ll realize the illness as transport ation to hospitals Sponsored by Wesleyan's Department to submit essays on the theme of " The how vulnerable the family as well as the fo rt he t real ment programs, home care and of Religion and The Honors College, the Importa nce of the Observance of patient feels. There is a need to delineate babysitting services. Even I, as a doctor, symposium is open to the public without Passover in my Life," for our First An the sup.port services which a re available in am unaware of many of the available ser charge. A fish dinner will be served be nual Passover Essay Contest. the community." vices in Rhode Isla nd." t ween sessions. The workshop is being organized in such "There is a substantial amount of ser-1 For more information, call (203) 347- Essays should be no longer than 250 a way tha t as ma ny topics as possible will vices to be had, but it comes down to an a b 9411, extension 2707 or 2849. words and must be typed or NEATLY be covered. In addition to some medical sence of information for most people," The symposium was organized by printed. The deadline for ALL submis updates on currenl therapy and t reat Borenstein adds. " It is not unusual for the J eremy Zwelling, associate professor of sions is April 6, 1984, at 5 p.m . ment , there will be two main topics of the pal ient and his or her fa mily to feel alone, · religion, and Yehoshua Gitay, adjunct Along with your essay, please enclose presentations by Dr. Bruno Borenstein but there are agencies which can help. The assistant professor of Hebrew, with sup a recent photo, if possible, your name, and Denise Romano. Included in patient community needs to be made aware of port from the Greater Hartford Jewish age, address, school you attend and issues will be discussions of the pati'ent's them ." ' Federation. your parents' names. worries over loss of control of his or her life, " It probably isn't necessary to have a Zwelling said the first generation of loss of job a nd/or a sense of uselessness, forum. The information can be found in historians to enter universities in signifi The top three winners will receive gift loss of friends and social contacts, depen the phone book. But the a mount of time cant numbers is a group most keenly aware certificates for a book of their choice dence on others, a nd the right to self needed to get to the right person is oft he conflicting a llegiances. from The Children's Bookstore and a determination and choice of treatment. As phenomenal, and occurs when the person " We were preoccupied with our tasks of Certificate of MeriL from the Rhode to family issues, Borenstein says that simply docs not need a ny more grief,'' con establishing a legitimate acad e m ic Island Hera ld. Their essays will be possible topics will be the changing roles of cludes Judith Josephson. " We encourage program of Jewish studies in the univer published in our Passover 1984 issue of family members, a nticipatory grief, shock everyone to bring not only themselves to sit y, oft en to the exclusion of an active life April 13. We will print as many of the over the illness, financial st.ress, restric this workshop, but a lso their questions, within the Jewish community," Zwelling other entries as space will allow. t ions of freedoms, and children's reactions. and a pen and pap~r." said, " Indeed, only recently have we been Send your essays to: Passover Essay Part of what I want to do is to answer as The workshop will be held at the J ewish able to admit our isolation, as a group, Contest, The Rhode Island Herald, Box many of the concerns of the audience as Community Center, 401 Elmgrove Ave., from the community." 6063, Providence, R.I. 02940, or bring possible," says Borenstein. Providence on Sunday April 8 from 2-4 For younger Judaica schola rs, the sense them by our offices at 99 Webster St., To this end, the workshop will include p.m. It is a public service offered to the of conflict in responsibilities seems much Pawtucket. an hour of presenta tions followed by a cof community, arid is free and open to anyone less acute, says Zwelling, observing that Good Luck T o All' fee break, then an hour of questions from who is interested. such a change is not unusual but simply is
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They are terrified and they This past weekend I participated in the last week by Rabbi ,Joel D. Chernikoff of and they feel more helpless, seeing men have to be strong. At least if, when they · South County Hadassah's "progressive" Congregation B'nai Israel in Woonsocket, having to go off to fight and not having any come home, we allow them , with dinner, which t.ook place at several homes who, quoting the letter from Rabbi Good recourse. professional help, to be a little weak, they in and around Narragansett and Kingston. man that ran in the March 16 Herald in his During a time of crisis, the role of nur may be " weak" with their wives or with Attending the event afforded me the op Temple's new,;J etter The Isra el Light, turing - that you must be available to the other loved ones. · port unity to meet many of my neighbors, urged his congregants to contact. elected males who go off to bat.tie - becomes If we begin to allow these young men the several of them new arrivals to Rhode ,officials on this same issue. dominant and important. When a soldier opportunity to ventilate and to talk about 'Island, while also providing a relaxed at- During my conversation witli one in returns, it has to be to what the culture their ambivalence, then they can begin to . mosphere where I could ask people what dividual, I learned that many years ago in perceives as a warm home, with a warm relate to the women in their lives in a dif they felt about today's issues and which of South County gatherings like the one I at- · person there to greet this person who has ferent way. those issues are of great.est concern. tended last weekend didn't take place, as risked his life. No woman can really refuse I go into the high schools to try to talk Discussions initially tend to be infor- there were fewer Jewish individuals and to"do that. about roles. The girls are much more . mat ive about one's occupation and need to families living ii). the area. Now that the l d,m't thirik it's a situation of a guy sophisticated than the boys. They are meet the necessities of each day's de area has grown and Hadassah and URI walking into the house and saying: "How much more co_nscious; their consciousness mands. Yet, in acldition to these facts of Hillel are scheduling interest ing programs come there is no cake ready for me, what has been raised. They don't want to be like life, I am always interested in reactions to and speakers, there are more opportunities kind of wife are you? - Here I am up there their mothers, active only in the kitchen. current affairs, especially when those for Jews to be involved. It is a welcome killing myself and you're at home not do They want to have three children; they are current affairs are_ threatening to us as sight. I would like to see community in ing anyt hing 1" I think there must be not going to have eight or nine children like citizens as well as Jews. volvement progress to the point where somet hing in a woman's psyche that feels, their mot hers. They don't want to go into Several of the issues that people shared there is a social concerns Committee to act "What can I do - what is the little item { the Army just to be clerks serving coffee to with me - prayer in school, the recent on issues of importance, integrating the can contriubte to alleviating the tension the generals. They want to be more Supreme Court ruling about Pawtucket's concept of being a Jew and a cit izen and the country is feeling? And ifit is cake, and creative, and they all want to work. creche, the nuclear arms race - conce~n hQw important it is to be vocal and that seems to show love to my husband, One recent study shows that kibbutz our identities as J ews and our com mit mobilized to express our concerns. son or brother, at least let me do that." kids at three years of age already see the ment to insure that our country respects I can sympathi ze and empathize with differences bet ween male and female roles. the human rights of others here and in One final note: Also attending the that because last summer in Israel I saw At three years old , kids usually say they every land in the world. We live in a world Hadassah event last weekend was Dr. Ira soldiers on the road coming home for want to be all sort s of things; they mix up of Jewishness and a world beyond that Gross of the Psychology Department at Shabbat - dragging themselves home ex firefight ers, garbage collectors, mommies ,Jew ishness. The challenge that awaits us URI. Readers will remember the story on hausted. People wanted to do something, and daddies, teachers and everything else is to determine how to establish priorities Dr. Gross int he Herald awhile back which so we sent cars every Friday back and forth together. Here, the girls said they cou ldn't as to which issues are the most important described the up-coming Kibbutz Study to the border so the soldiers wouldn't have decide what they wanted to be because as we work together, hopefully to create a Program in Israel that he will be lead-ing to deal with buses and hitchhiking. It they couldn't see anyt hing they wanted to more just society. from ,June 4 to July 18 this summer. Ac wasn't only women who were doing this. be. Several individuals expressed a concern cord ing to Dr. Gross, there are still open There were older men who weren't fighting When I came here on aliya seven years about keeping a watchful eye on how our ings available for the seven week program who were trying to do things to show the ago and people fou nd out I have three state a nd federal governments are which includes a week-long guided tour of soldiers that they were also out there sup daughters, the typical response was, "Oh, managed with respect to policies for social the major cit ics of Israel and one week in porting them and being part ofth·e battle. how sad for you that you haye no sons." service programs, education and foreign residence at the Givat Haviva Research ln After some articles were written on the But last year, I got a startlingly different affairs. It was reassuring to learn that st itutc where it s fa culty will lecture on the conference about women in war, and response when the question came up. Peo many people from the South County area aspects of li ving on kibbutz. For more in specifically on the workshop where women ple said to me, "You're lu cky, you won 't phoned our elected legislators, urging formation about this program, phone Dr. expressed their helplessness, there was a have to worry about your sons getting them to vote against school prayer in the Gross at 792 -2193. react ion from other women who asked, killed in war. " " Why can't you just bake you r cake and be I do not think the war issue is going to nurturing and be kind and loving?" The go away in our immediate future. I hope Religious Civil War Comes Closer majority of the 40 letters in the Jerusalem that there will not be too many more active To prevent challenges to the legitimacy Post say, "What is wrong with these flare-ups. The war issue will continue to by Irving Greenberg women, why are they afraid of their of halac hic act ions by a Beth Din which in exist and we have to cope with its up and An important religious efperiment feminiinity and afraid of being women?" cluded as a member a Reform rabbi who downs, it s cyclical outbreaks. We still have pcsigned to protect the unity of the Jewish Underlying this was the feeling that this to contribut e our energies to the things we might be personally non-observant, the people has broken down. Six years ago, the . nurturing was necessary to the country's care about. We are going to have to Reform rabbis also agreed that the final Conservative, Reform, and Modern defen se, and that failing to carry it out organize and we are going to have to get ritual act of immersion would be super Orthodox rabbis of Denver, Colorado set means you're somehow disloyal. political. vised and witnessed by a trio of Orthodox up a common process of conversion to My feeling is that nurturing is Dr. Brenner is a Lecturer at the School Judaism. All prospective converts were in rabbis. Normally, such ~xclusion is a something you want to give in response to a of Social Work of Bar-I/an University in denial of\ Reform legitimacy and Reform structed, then exmained by a joint Beth pressing and urgent need, an emergency, Israel. This editorial was excerpted from will not participate in such an arrange Din (legal board) and converted in ii man such as when someone is sick. It is the one of her recent lectures. Reprinted from ment . But having been given standing in ner enabling their Jewish status to be same thing when the country is "sick" - Lilith magazine. the conversion process and the examining recognized by all the denominations. The during a war or cris'is - and your husband, Beth Din , the Reform rabbis reciprocated agreement was kept a local sec:ret during son or brother goes into the reserves or on to avoid political problems for their its lifetime, but it s collapse has been active duty. Before he leaves and when he traditional colleagues. The final procedure Candlelighting widely publicized. returns can be considered "sick time," an enabled three Orthodox signatories to The Denver arrangement was a model emergency. for world Jewry of how to avoid the bitter vouch fort he convert to Israeli and other What is making women feel helpless and fighting over "Who is a Jew?" The rabbis sources which wou ld not have accepted frustrated is having to li ve in a situation open Reform participation in the process. extended themselves to meet the needs where the "emergencyt the "sick time" If the Denver arrangement were adopted and standards of all. Reform rabbis undel"' seems to go on forever, with no let-up in worldwide, it wou ld protect communal un took to teach conve rt s the expectations of sight. And women fee l trapped - they ity in matters of personal status. Instead, ·conscrvance - including Shabbat and. cannot refuse to give nurturing to those the Denver process has been destroyed. even Kash rut. They also agreed that all they love, but they are almost burned out. converts in this program would have to un What went wrong? And at the same time, they have no real dergo immersion in a mikveh and hatafat The key blow was the Reform rab say in the decisions regarding war and March 30, 1984 dam brit - 'drawing a drop of blood' - binate's decision to no longer require con peace. ' symbolic circumcision for already circum version from ,Jews of partrilinear descent. Until recently, the male cultural role 5:51 p.m. cised males - alt hough classically, r This bid fair to creat e a whole generat ion of model has been one that closes out the sen Reform had rejected these halachic re Jews, recognized as such only be Reform sitive man and encourages a strong image. quirements. ,Judaism. Their numbers would dwarf the You have a country that is living a con hard-earned gains in unified conversion in A Beth Din composed of one Reform, tinual war, even when it is not actively a the Denver program. The demonst rative one Conservati"ve, and one Orthodox rabbi battle. In order to socialize young men to was set up. In accordance with halacha, reject ion of concern for the halachic com be successful during their army service, candidates were specifically asked as the munity's standards shook traditional you have to build on their strength. (USPS 464-760) rabbis' will to ex tend themselves for unity Published Every Week By The examination to undertake observance of After the war I talked with a lot of men Jewish Press Publishing Company commandments. The halachic rabbis ac with Reform Jews. who were soldiers in the Sinai Campaign Editor Advertising Director c~pted the convert's commitment to ob · When the Denver Reform rabbis finally when in their 20's; now, in their early 50's, Robert Israel Kathi Wnek serve laws without questioning details - saw that the joint program was in they got called up and saw active service Associate Editor Account Executive thus tacitly recognizing that the converts jeopardy, they responded by offering to ask again. Between their 20's and 50's, they've Pamela F. Greenhalgh Katherine Burke would not necessarily meet traditional patrilincar children to go through conver had kids and their lives have changed. I sion. But they would not promise to refuse Mailing Address: Box 6063, Providence, R.I. 02940 standards in their mitzvah keeping. have seen men who are troubled and ·in Telephone: (401) 724-0200 recognition to any such children who Other Orthodox rabbis around the world pain. A neighbor of mine said, " When I PLANT: Herald Way, off Webster St., Pawt., A.I. 02861 arc making a similar concession but only declined to do so. The Reform rabbis also pick up that gun, I hate myself. I can't con OFFld:E: 172 Taunton Ava., East Providence, R.I. 02914 promised not to participate in the national 0 0 0 privately, for their own .converts. Rabbi ceive of going to the front again, and I know ~~~f~~st~~ssse.fd ~~9~tsa~dhaa~9=~ t~ ~~;eR.r~O:r~1~:i:,~g Shlom Goren, then Chief Rabbi of Israel, outreach program. But the damage was that if I get called up I have no choice." Box 6063. Pro.,,1den<>e. A.I. 02940-6063. done. The very fact that the arrangement Subscription Rates: Thirty Cen1s lhe copy. By mail $10.00 per set up an even more liberal official pattern When I talk to 18-year-olds - because annum : outside A.I . and southeastern Mass .. $14.00 per to make possible the absorption of Soviet was now involved in controversy brought it my daughter dates boys this age, just annum . Bulk rates on request. The Heratd assumes subscrip tions are continuous unless notified to the contqry in writing. · cmigres - many of whom were going to to the at tention of right-wing and national before they go into the Army - I ask them Ttfe Herald assumes no financial responsibility tor typo· li ve non-Orthodox lives. The significant Orthodox groups. This increase the how they feel about this, and they say, pressure on the traditional rabbis to break i~~~: · ~~1... :~;.~~s~:n~1:~~~~~:t{y~~~i~1~:r~~~:h~c~:: hreakt hrough in Denver was the "We try not to think too much about it. " Advertisers will please notify the management 1mmed1ately willingness of traditional rabbis to make off. It is a sad commentary on Jewish of any error w~1ch may occur. the same arrangement for non-Orthodox religious life today that those who favor Unsolicited manuscripts: Unsolicited manuscnpts are wel- unity are on the defensive and must keep cullcgues' convert s - for the sake of the ~~~y~e~~d~~~~\~alc!~r ~~ro~;i ~t~a~~~;~l~~:t~~e;s~~ unity of the Jewish people. By their ac their efforts secret. envelope 11 you want th e manuscnpt returned. letters to the through Jewish learning and law is start ed editor represent the opinions ol !he writers. not the editors. t ions, the traditional rabbis tacitly A major effort to renew Modern and should mclude the letter writer's telephone number !or soon , Jews will be engaged in a religious veril1 cat1on. recognized the value of Reform and the Orthodoxy should be supported by all fact that many semi-observant Jews are Jews. Long-term, systematic dialogue civil war within a generation. Rabbi Ureenberg is president of the highly committed mainstays of Jewish between denominations must be broadly FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 National Jewish Resource Center. , urvi val. established . Unless ac tion for unity THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 - 5 Letters To The Editor
To The Editor: The Senate vote does not take prayerout We are gratified that the constitutional of the schools - individual students amendment allowing for prayer in the always had, ~nd still have, the right to public schools failed to receive the nec pray privately, in whatever manner or essary two-thirds majority. locale they choose. The Senate's action Specializing in the Videotaping of This vote will give the American people leaves intact 20 years of Supreme Court time to think more deeply about the precedent banning offical prayer ac - • BAR / BAT MITZVAHS • WEDDINGS dangers of changing the First Amend tivities . ' ANNIVERSARIES ment's protection of religious liberty and It is the belief oft he AOL that permitted Also Offering: to discover that ip fact any child can now state-sponsored prayer in the public • 8 mm movies transferred to videotape pray in school or elsewhere providing it is schools would be divisive and would sub • Slides transferred to videotape not mandated by any governmental ject impressionable schoolchildren to in aut hotity. tense pressure from thei r peers to fo llow • Duplicate copies of videotapes made~ • Background music or narration added · ~ We stand firmly against any con the religious dictates of the majority. st it ut ional amendment allowing for school ' Seymour D. Reich prayer as a divisive act which could threaten the religious harmony of the country and injure the rights of all , es s3t3530 ~, To the Editor; pecially religious minorities. As you know, moving the U.S. Embassy We call instead for new unity among in Israel from T el Aviv to J erusalem is un civic and religious groups on both sides of der active consideration in both House and the issue around the teaching of values in Senate at present. It is likely that the issue the public schools that emerge out of our will be brought to a vote, at least in the various traditions and around which a true HOuse, within the next several weeks. American non-sectarian consensus exists. 1introduced bipart isan legislation in the We recognize that millio;.s of Americans lih11d¢10\Sf•mi!l · House (H.R. 4877) to bring about this correct ly perceive a decline in morality, move. In the few weeks since Represen PASSOVER_FOO DS 1984 et hies and values among young people and tative Ben Gilm an (l Jerome Aron Kenneth A. Adler Two Cranston residents who have 1944. He was later instrumental in the for devoted much of their li ves to scouting, mation ofT roop 145 at T emple Beth David have been selected as t his year's recipients in Providence and served that troop as Ad of the Shofar Award, t he highest form of vancement Chairman, assistant scout recognition given by t he- Rhode lsland master and scoutmaster. Later he held J ewish Committee on Scouting. leaders h ip p ost s a t Troop 76 i n Kenneth A. Adler a nd J erome Aron will Providence. He still serves on the District receive their awards at a special presenta Committee and is a member of the Rhode t ion Friday, April 6, during Sabbath ser Island Jewish Committee on Scouting. vices at Temple Bet h Am-Beth David. Aron has received the Capt. George Donald Aron, himself an Eagle Scout, a Bucklin Awa rd of Merit fro m t he past scout master and a current member of Providence Dist rict (1982) and the Bronze the Jewish Committee on Scouting, will Pelican Award (1972) and the St. George present the awards which recognize out Emblem (1973) from the Catholic Com standing, long-term service to t he Boy mittee on Scouting. Scouts and the community. In addition to his work with scouts, Aron Adler has been active in scouting since was an officer and member of the board of he became a Cub Scout in 1943. In later directors of T emple Beth David in year.; he served as a Cubmaster and as Providence for 14 years and president of its Sachem District Scout Family Enrollment Men's Club for two years. He currently (SFE) chairman. He currently is Sachem serves on the board of directors at Temple District Advancement chairman and a Beth Am-Beth David and is president of member and past secretary of the T roop 66 it s Men's Club. In 1982 he received the Commit tee: Lester Aptel Award for outsta nding ser Ad ler received the Sachem District Key vice to the Temple's Men's Club. 3 Award in 1978 and again in 1981 and the Aron also has been active in local com District Awa rd of Merit in 1982. His two mittee affairs in Providence's Fifth Ward. sons are active in scouting today. Other recipients of the Shofar Award Lisa Levin and William Toth He is a memberofthe Roosevelt Lodge F have been Walter Adler, Stanley Brier, & AM a nd served as president and Jerome Fish, J oseph Galkin, Rabbi J acob Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Levin of Paw Ms. Levin will graduate this May from treasurer of the Kiwanis Club of Roger Handler, Maj. Gen. Leonard Holland tucket announce the engagement of t heir the University of Rhode Island. Her fiance Williams. Adler is a member of Temple (ret .), Dr. Melvin Huffman, J oseph Jacob daughter, Lisa Beth, to William C. Toth, is a 1982 graduate of URI. Sinai in Cranston. son, Abbot Lieberman, Louis J. Massover, son of William Toth of Nutmeg, N.J . and The couple pla ns a J uly 1, 1984 wedding. Jerome Aron has been involved in Aaron H. Roitman, Stanley Turco and Linda Toth of Hornpl I N Y. scout ing since becoming a Cub Scout in Howard Snyder. Schwartz And Mandell Mr. and Mrs. LaMarche Are Married Announce The Birth r----Scott Holland To Be Ms. J acqueline Schwartz and Allan Of Their First Son Mandell were married on March 20, 1984 Called To The Torah in a ceremony performed by Ra bbi Her David and Debra (Levin) LaMarche of man Blumberg at the DeCordova Museum S haron, Mass. announce the birth of their in Lincoln, Mass. A reception dinner at the second child and first daughter, Paige T he Bar Mitzvah of Scott. Andrew museum fo llowed. Mandy LaMarche. Holland of Dunwoody, Georgia, will take T he bride is the daughter of Mr. and T he ma ternal grandparents are Buddy place at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 14, 1984, Mrs. Abe Schwartz of Cincinnat i, Ohio. and Ruth (Paige) Levin of Summit Ave., at Temple Emanu-E I, Dunwoody, T he bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Providence. Paternal grandparents are Georgia. A congregational Kiddush wi ll Hy Mandell of Sun City, Arizona, formerly Mr. and Mrs. Ron LaMarcheof Worcester, follow wi th a luncheon at the Ritz Carlton of Providence, R.I. Mass. The maternal great-grandparents Hotel Atlanta. Scott is the son of Mr. and The couple will live in Aust in, T exas. arc Philip Paige and the late Eli zabeth Mrs. Richard G. Holl and of Dunwoody, .r ( Lee) Pa ige and the pat erna l great Georgia and t he G randson of Major """ CORRECTION grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs. J oseph General and Mrs. Leonard Holland of The Jewish War Veterans will host a LaMarchc. Pawtucket , Mr. and Mrs.-Saul Spitz of J party at the Bristol Home for Veterans P a ige has a b rot he r Lee Joseph Providence and Mr. and Mrs. And rew on April 8 at 1 p.m. The location was in LaMarchc. ' Ruda of Atlant a, Georgia. correctly given as the British Home for 1\ Veterans in last week's Herald. Scott Andrew Holland Upholstery Dirty? 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International Relations: The View We'll participate in the service and have a Newport ; for further information or reser From Europe, April 6, Sayles Hall, Brown complete holiday dinner for $5.00. Reser Bentwood and Lamination: Their vations, call 849-7892. University, 8:30 p.m., by Sir Oliver vations and payment by April 10 required. Origins in Europe and America, J an. 13- . . Bits and Pieces, Rupert's Birthday, Wright , British Ambassador to the United April 19 - Come to the J .C.C. at 7:30 April 29, RISO Museum of Art, 224 Benefit . March 22-April 14, Thursday t hrough States . . p.m. for a Dff'':USSION/DESSERT Street, Providence, R.I. Saturday at 8 p.m.; presented by t he ... Blithewold Bulb Display, April 13- evening. The topic will be "The Need to be ... The Nutting Collection, Mar. 17-Apr. Wickenden Gate T heatre at the Grace May 14, IO a.m.-4 p.m.; Blithewold Gar Needed." Coffee and - . Members: 28, Wadsworth At heneum, Ha rtford, Church, 175 Mathewson St., Providence; dens and Arboretum, Ferry R-oad, Bristol. $1.00/Non-members: $2.00 Conn.; collection of early American fur for ticket reservations call 884- 1579. .. The Lady and Her Car, April 28, May April 30 - We'll "HAPPY HOUR" at niture and an exploration of the techni ... The Diary of Anne Frank, March 30- 5, May 12, 9:30 a.m.-12 noon, May 24, the J.C.C. at 7 p.m. Wine and cheese, ques by which the pieces are made. April 1, April 6-8, Blackfriars T heatre, 6:30-9 p.m.; Li berty Chevrolet, 333 Nian dance-able mu.sic, and friends, new and Bentwood and Lamination: Their Providence College; 8 p.m.; for ticket tic Ave., Providence; each workshop old, make for' a great evening! 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John Guare Lecture, April 5, Leeds Jl, 7:30 p.m., Blackfriars Theatre, CHAVERIM opening reception to be held Ap ril 1 from Theatre, Brown University; lecture, by the Harkins Hall, Providence College; free and Brunch with Rabbi Eliot Somers, 1-5 p.m. . author of Rich and Famous and Atlantic open to the public. April 8, Temple Emanuel, May and Chan ... D'attorro Gallery April Show, April City, is at 4 p·.m., and is free and open to ... .Klezmer Conservatory Band, April dler Street, Worcester; 10:30 a.m. ; topic: 1-25; 5 Steeple St., Tues.-Thurs. 12-4, Sat. the public. 14, 8 p.m., The Arts Center, Bristol Com "Jewish and Single at Midlife." 2-4, Sun. 3-5. 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Third Annual Spring Dance, April 3, Women In The Arts Celebration, Irondale Theatre Project, April 6, 7:30 p.m.; sponsored by the Suburban April 3, 7-9 p. m. ; Student Union Center for the Arts, Westerly; Farrtily din CENTER SINGLES Jewish Singles of • Temple Emanu-El, Ballroom, Rhode Island College; for more ner at 6 p.m., performance at 7 p.m.; call April 4 - PLA ING MEETING fo r Newton Center, Mass.; dance will be held informal ion call Stephanny Elias at 456- 596-2854 for information. all Singles at 7 p.m. at the J.C.C. in th·e temple vestry, 385 Ward St., fo r 8474; free and open to the public. ... Romantic Comedy, April 6-7, 13-14, 8 April 8- We'll meet at 2:30 p.m. al the further in format ion contact Chester Rubin . . . Collage Exhibit by Cynthia Tried p.m.; present ed by the Parish House park at the junction of Hope Street and at 617-332-5770 . man, I hrough April 7; Verlaine Inc., 128 Players at the First Unitarian Church, cor Blackstone Blvd. to FLY KITES! Then, Nori h Main St., Providence; Mon.-Sat. ner of Benefit and Benevolent streets; for out to eat. OCEAN STATE SINGLES 9:30-5:30, until 9 p.m., Thursdays. ticket information or reservations call 781- April 9 - Those new to the singles' ASSOCIATION ... Priscilla Foley Exhibit, April 8-29; 5289. world are invit ed to a SPECIAL DIS Regular Meeting, April 5, 8 p.m.; Center for ·the Arts, Westerly; opening CUSSION at the J .C.C. at 7 p.m. Holiday Inn, South Kingstown, R.I.; fo r recept ion, April 8, 2-3:30. -MISCELLANEOUS- April 10 - Join a S INGLES SQUARE more information contact Carol Tacey, . .. Hindu and Muslim Art from India, Visitors Night at CCR! Obser at the J .C.C. Square Dance. Will Postle, president at 789-6782. Mar. 2-J une 16, RISO Art Museum, 224 vatory, Feb. 6, 20, March 5, 26, April 8, 9; Benefit St., P rovidence. Knight Campus, CCR! ; no reservations ... Liza Ann Knapp Exhibit, March 18- necessary; call 825-2178 during days, or April 13; Sarah Doyle Gallery, 185 26, 2 p.m~ - . ·. · - a --~r-•··· ______,. 825-2207 on above evenings fo r more infor- 3106 fo r schedule of plays or to register. - . . Allison Newsome Ceramic The New· Alchemy Institute Sculpture; March 21 -April 21; Solomon Workshops, beginning March 17· Hatch Gallery, 118 Nort h Main St Workshops wi ll be held at the Urban En'. Providence; opening reception, March 2i'. vironmental Laboratory, Brown Univer 7-9 p.m. sity; for a complete schedule all the UEL . - . RISO Clay Invitational, Mar. 30- at 863-2715 . J une 24, RISO Art Museu·m 224 Benefi t .. . Booklook begins Wednesday, March St. , Providence. ' 21 at 10 a.m. for two-year olds; Barrington . ._ . Made In France, paintings by Public Library . Richard Fraenkel, April 10 opening recep Hammersmith Farms Guided tion, Fme Arts Center, Main Gallery, URI, Tours, Saturdays and Sundays through 2 p.m. March 31, daily beginning April I ; New port, R.I. ---DANCE--- ... Antique Show and Sale, March 29- April l ; Meehan Auditorium, Brown Un . . . Brown Dance Ensemble Annual iversity; preview party, March 29, 5-8 Concert, April 5-7, 12-14 at8 p.m., April 8 p.m:; 12-9 p.m., March 30, 31; 12-6 p .m. a_t 2 p.m.; Faunce Theatre, Brown-Univer Apnl l ; sponsored by the J unior League of sity. For ticket information orreservations Providence. · call 863-2838. . . . Philippe de Montebello lecture April 4, '64 Ha ll , Slavin Center' ---DRAMA--- Providence College, 8 p.m.; lecture by'th~ d1rector of the Metropolitan Museum of - - - The Fantastics, Mar. 3-April 1, New- Art is free and open to the public. port Playhouse, 104 Connell Highway, .. . The Great Dictator, April 4, SMU ~ewport; Saturdays at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Center for J udaic Studies Group VI Th~ Blackfri~rs Theatre of Providence College presents the Pulitzer Prize-Winnin Sundays at 2 p.m.; for information and Builciing., Room 153; 7:30 p.:n.; call 617. Clas_s,c, Th~ _Diary of Anne Frank, which portrays the trials and pleasures of tw~ reservations call 849-4618. 673-4721 for more information. Jewish fam1hes a s they were forced into hiding by the Nazis during World w II p -Hobson's Choice, March 22-April 29, . . . Fiddler on the Roof, April 5, formances w~ll ~eat 8:00 p.m., on March 30-April I and April 6-8. Tickets ar:~4 00 ;;; 8 p.m. The Rhode Island Shakespeare 9 reenw1ch Theatre, 59 Main Street, East general adm~ss,on a nd $2.00 for students and senior citizens. Reservations · b r------.....:__ _ made by call,'.'g 865-2327. may e LIMO TO NEW YORK Phone 831-1710 742 Hope Street Pr~vidence, R.I. 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At the sound of a n Irene, a teacher, portrayed by Kathryn Klibanoff behind desk, calms the children approaching train, one by one the crowd exit. Left to righ t in front a re, Christina who have arrived at Terezin·. "Quiet, now. Don't be afraid! Remember, you are not · Badway, Stefan Blitz, Nicole Pare, John P escarino, Margaret Gleason, Julie Struck . a lone. Whatever you see or hear, whatever is done, remember, we are together - a nd In the rear are Allison Cowett, Heather Ain&lie, J ennifer Walker, Heath Childress, then you will not be afraid! Come, sit close together." The Children, left to right, are Michel Feaster, Michael D'Amico, Jennifer Myers, David Magnone, Dana J essup. Rachel Coustan, Lori Ranieri, Jocelyn Beauchesne, Suzanne Johnson, Caleb Sekeres, (Photos by Dorothea Snyder) Mary Jo Mansolillo, Sakinah Husband. " It has been an emotional drain on teaching the children when there was discipline a nd organization. The children thought his was a sad time, also how Irena myself and the children. They won't and I nothing to teach with, helping to give them wanted to do this show. (the teacher) brought the children back to won't forget t.he experiences that we had in hope when there was li ttle reason for "Even young audiences ha ve un life and closer together." dealing wit.h t-he entire play together." hope." derstood the message of this play. One girl Stefan Blitz - "Even though I've Words uttered by Ellen Berger, the The years a t Terezin remain in drawings said to me aft er a performance " I really learned a lot about this horrible time in drama direct.or at. Nathanael Greene Mid and poems collected and published in the wanted to cry this morning but there was a religious class, it could· not be compared d le School in Providence, followed in the book, / Never Saw Another Butterfly. boy to my left and a boy to my right. I held wit h what I learned by being a part of this wake of the sixth and final curtain of It is remarka ble that seventh and eighth it in." play. I could almost feel a little of t he pain Celeste Rapanti's I N ever Saw Another graders could render a dramat ic inter I asked the students after the curtain and loss that these children went through Butterfly, pretation of a dreaded and dismal subject how they felt a bout their experiences with al Terezin." When I entered the partitioned theatre wit h such moving force and intensity. The this t heme. What they have perceived and Kathryn K libanoff - " I feel that / curlecued with barbed wire, German maturit y level these sensitive youngsters their insights are as remarkable as their Never Saw Another Butterfly was a great §¥Jfo1tJRg~_ec\ .g~r~h~ a~a1~0 grsc~Rgiec~~1~ have attained to meet a historical and performances: - . . . · vu ., ..., _., v~ ~: .... ~.,:~.d ..."'-..:.. ,~~"' ~nd f?r the pen ence. nrnana La r tamme, wno ieacnes K1Jtea wasJUSl ~ ~\'C .~lt'!!J~~-a_}!, .. ~.~\~- -- in the air. I shivered. stagecraft and design, spent a day with the 1,..,1u1u u.,, l,1a, , ,, }11..." r'•~-~)J ~~8,:_,,~~Lr- never thought a bout. If someone men characteroflrena helped me-t --;,. Then the sounds of trains filled the cast and crew discussing the Holocaust I ioned a person who was killed in a concen '>-·r dark forebod ing theatre. Huddled figures with the aid of a visual presentation. The concept ion of myself and of wha~,j :.:;_, tration camp, I would just think t hat's too happen about 40 years ago." crouched en masse flowed disturbingly kids had to learn and understand the bad and leave it at that. After seeing and d own the a isles up to stage right. atrocity before they could interpret their - taking part in the mood of the play, it Rebecca Coustan - "This play meant a Faces, drenched in a floodlight of terror, role!>. " They," he says, "were amazed to brought me to a point where thinking of lot lo me. It was a hard play to do. It revealed the inescapable fear, the doom. learn that it wasn't one culture alone the idea placed me in the position of the drained me more than anyt hing else I've This was no child 's play. T he mood had singled out and picked on during the vie! im - frightened and much more sen ever done, but it was also one of the most festered well for an introduction to this Holocaust." sitive to the topic. How would I feel not importa,nt things I've ever done. It's a story emotionally charged drama about the Make-up artist -in-residence Joseph knowing whet her today was my last? What that must be told and should be told more lives of 15,000 children who from 1942- Rossi ta ught them how to make-up for the would ii be like in the filthy living condi often. It 's a piece of history that few people 1945 passed through Terezin, a stopping production. T he thespians applied their tions - starving to death? I know I would like to think a bout. It could have hap place for hundreds of thousands on their own for all performances. , be terrified that every time t hey took me pened to any race at any time and everyone way to the gas chambers of Auschwitz. Dra ma teacher Ellen Berger knows "the somewhere ii might be a lie and I really should know a bout it. I am glad that I had Terezin was liberated in 1945. Only learnings far surpassed the drama itself. It was going to die!" the chance to help people understand this 100 children survived to return to the went beyond the experience of just doing a Terry S hea -" I think t hat being in I terrible piece of history that must never by fragments of t heir lives, their homes and play." She extolled the supportiveness of . N ever Saw Another Butterfly gave all ofus repeated." families. One child Raja Englanderova principal Neil Corkery. " He and our a different perspective on the situation returned t.o Prague. Heather Ainslie - "The play made me retired past principal Lud Del Gizzo have than the people who saw it.·You get a taste think a bout what happened. I don't think I N ever Saw Another B!.!tterfly, as t he been truly marvelous. They have made of what it was like to be those people at anyone should forget what really hap playwright tells us, " is Raja's story. It is possible all we do in · performing ·here that time. P laying an SS officer gave me a pened." history as much as any play can be history, at Nathanael Greene." chance to see it from that viewpoint and it showing the best and worst of which the Parental reaction has met with made me wonder how they could enjoy be This product ion was seen by 1408 peo human heart is capable. T his play is an astonishment. "Parents were so involved it ing ten times as cruel as I had to be for the ple, says Ellen Berger. I Never Saw imaginative creation of her story from drained the~ emotwnally too," she went play. It makes you wonder." Another Butterfly has opened doors to a docu'mentary materials: poems, diaries, on. " It is a powerful subject. Many were, Jocelyn Beauchesne - " I thought it was new concept of theatre .. . real drama for letters, journals, drawings and pictures. aghast and surprised the children could remarkable the way the children worked our students and more sophisticated Raja lived through it all at Terezin, handle this. Every show is done through together and played with each other even t heal re." The music reaches a crescendo as multi-colored butterflies ere projected on a stage 1 screen. These three butterflies dance the liberation of Terezin I 00 child survivors in Honza, played by David Mancuso, gives Rojo, Rebecca Cousten, e sausage wrapped cluding Raja. The butterflies, ere, left to right, Andree Devis, Lori Dermksien and in cloth. "Where did you get _it?" she asks. " I liberated it," he replies, Nicole Scalzi. ' THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 - 9 Paul Cowan At URI Paul Cowan, noted author of An Orphan THE In History, was a recent speaker at the URI Hille-I Mini-Course_Serieson "Moral Ques RHODE tions and Alternative Answers." He spoke -subscribe ISLAND on the topic of " Intermarriage and t he Jewish Future." HERALD Mr. Cowan began with a brief descrip tion of his own religious journey. 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FRIDA V MARf'l-l. ~o 1a1U I ' I Education Imber To Spe~k Host Families At Conference Are Sought Steven C. Imber, professor of special Bernard and Susan Shapiro of Warwick, education at Rhode Island College and R. l. R.l. have recently been selected to serve as Herald columnist will be keynote speaker Area Representatives for Educational at the third New England regional con Foundation for Foreign Study, a -non Prices Good March 30 thru April 23, 1984 ference of the Council for Children With profit student exchange organization. Behavioral Disorders (CCBD). The con Educational Foundation provides a We Reserve the Right ,to Limit Quantities. fe rence is being held today in East program fo r teenagers from Europe to Hartford, Connecticut. Imber, president spend a year in t he United States, living of the national CCBD, will deliver a talk with host families while attending local entitled "Bridging the Gap; It's 1984! high schools. The organization also offers a Should Uncle Sam Take a Closer Look?" High School Y-ea r in Europe for American His topic derives from the conference students. The program is part of the P resi theme "Bridging the Gap." Imber ex dent's Youth Exchange Initiative which I plains t hat there are a number of ways in this year is focusing national attention on I which the theme applies to the area of youth exchange as a means of increasing ~ behavior disorders. international understanding. I "There is a gap between the number of As Area Representatives, the Shapiros I students who have been identified and will be looking for five families in the I I who a rc receiving service and those who Cranston/Warwick area who would like to I need to be identified and served," Imber host students for the 1984/85 school year. I I says. Interested families a re invited to review I t, H~ suggests a number of other " ga ps" in several student applications to select t he i H & M B,orscht :12 ..,,_ ,7 9 (: the field of serving children with behavior boy or girl whose interests best match their disorders which the conference will ad own and with whom they would like to dress. Among them are the gap between share their home. 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Greenhalgh defi cits, sensory deficits or mental reta r significant characteristic. It is his or her Special education, both in theory and dation. emotion al behavior," explains Imber. practice, has changed over the years. No "T his might be called a motivational "The parents of the bel\aviorally disor longer is it just a dumping ground for all p roble m. The c hild _is simply n ot dered child still feel the brunt of t he stigma problem students, no matter what t heir stimulate\! by school," Imber expla ins. attached to this, which says it is the abifit y or their handicap. Now, it is more "Some might say that we are looking at a pa rents' fa ult. It is seen as a mental illness highly specialized , with terms such as problem which is primarily in school, but a nd is just not talked a bout." severely or profoundly retarded, learning actually a ll learning is consi GERTRUDE BARRY-BERRY STEPHEN M. COHEN PROVIDENCE - Gertrude Barry PROVIDENCE - Stephen "Buddy" Berry, 89, of 99 Hillside Ave., the Jewish M. Cohen , 53, of 107 Cole Ave, , president ·Obituaries Home for the Aged, died last Friday at of Budco Trunk Co. of Woonsocket for 22 home, She was the wi dow of Ja_ck Barry. years, died Tuesday at Miriam Hospital. Born in· Russia, a daughter of the late H e was the husband of Claire (Blackman) LEONA C. ABISH HERBERT K. BOLOTOW Morris and Freda (Aswalinsky) Ritter, she Cohen. Cohen was a m ember of T e m p le PAWTUCKET - Leona C. Abish of the STAMFO,RD, Conn. - Herbert K. li ved in Pawtucket fo r 35 years before Emanu-El, Temple B'nai Israel and B'nai Oak Hill Nursing Home, a former office Bolotow, 57, of 362 Rockrimmon Rd ., a moving to Providence five years ago. B'rith. H e was a captain in the army dur- manager, died yesterday at Mirian\ Brown University graduate and formerly She was owner of the Berry Leather Jng the Korean War. . Hospital. She was the widow of Benjamin of Providence, died Wednesday at hdme. Goods, Pawtucket , from 1939 to 1974 when Born in Woonsocket , he was a son of Abish. He was the husband of Carol (Erhorn) she retired, She was a member of T emple Born in Providence, a daughter of the Bolotow. Emanu-El, it s Sisterhood and the Order of Lena (Epstein) Cohen of Providence, and the late Max Cohen. · late Jacob and Rachael (Josephson) Born in Providence, he was a son of Mrs. the Eastern Star. Cohen, she lived in Cranston for 30 years Ida (Freedman) Bolotow of Providence She leaves a son, Fred A, Barry of Survivors, besides hi s wife and mothd, before moving to Pawtucket three years and the late Dr. Nathan A. Bolotow. Providence; a da ughter, Mrs. Rut h B. are a daughter, AlJlY Glasband of Hun tington Beach, Calif. ; two sisters, Edith ago. He was a designer of display advertising Kahn of Pawtucket ; a sister, Jessie B. Blaza r of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and Mrs. Abish worked for Paramount and lived in Stamford for 14 years, Rosenblum of Brooklyn , N.Y.; five Dorothy Leach of Huntington Beach, and Greeting Cards for 48 years before retiring previously living in New York City for 20 gr a nd c hildren and three g re a t a grandchild. more than 20 years ago. She was a member years. grandchildren. The funeral service was held Thursday of Temple Torat Yisrael, its Sisterhood Besides his wife and mother, he leaves A funeral service was held Monday at from- Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel, and the Jewish Home for the Aged . two daughters, Melissa Bolotow and Kate the Max S ugarman Memorial Cha pel, 458 She leaves several nieces and nephews. Bolotow, bo_t.h of Stamford, ai;id a sister, Hope St . Buria l was in Lincoln Pa rk 1158 Hope St . Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick . A graveside service was held Monday at Mrs. Beverly Foss of Narragansett. . _Cemetery, Warwick. Lincoln Park Cemetery, Warwick. Bolotow's funeral service was held Fri Arrangements were made by the Max day at the Max Sugarman Memorial Sugarman Memorial Chapel, 458 Hope Chapel, 458 Hope St., Providence. Burial Symposium On Stress B'nai B'rith Holds St., Providence. was private. And Aging Is Held Summer Institute MEYER ROSOFSKY FLORENCE E. VICTOR Beginning Sunday, July 29, through Fri PROVIDENCE - Meyer Rosofsky, 88, Are we aging faster than we have to? Is PROVIDENCE - Florence E. Victor, day, August 3, 1984, the New England of the Regency Apartments, 60 Broadway, there a way to ,Jow the aging process? At a 68, a resident of the J ewish Home for the Region of B'nai B'rith will convene its died at Miriam Hospital Saturday. He was symposium for the public at Brown Un Aged, 99 Hillside Ave., died Monday at Sixth Annual B'nai B'rith Institute of the husband of Jeannette (Fain) Rosofsky. iversity · on April 8, two medica l doctors St. Joseph Hospital, Providence. She was Juda ism, a series of informal lectures and Born in Russia, a son of the late Barnet will discuss a unique technology fo r deal the widow of Herman Vi ctor. discussions, at New England College in and Goldie Rosofsky, he lived in Fall River ing with stress and aging - the Ma harishi Born in Providence, she was a daughter Henniker, N. H. The registration fee of ' for 24 years before moving to Providence in T echnology oft he Unified Field. of the la te Mark a nd Ida (Lipsky) David $175 covers tuition, lodging and meals. 1956. In a study published in the International son. Ra bbi Mi chael Cook, who will lead the Rosofsky was founder of the Arkay Pants Journal of Neuroscience, adults who had Mrs. Victor was a retired jewelry wo rker. sessions, is a Professor at the Hebrew Un Co. , Fall River, and retired 10 years ago. been practici ng this technology fo r over She leaves a sister, Mrs. Anna Margolis io n Coll ege-J ewish Institute of Religion in He was a member of the Knights of five years measured 12 years yo unger of Providence. Cin cinna ti, Ohio. The theme of the In Pythias, the Watuppa Masonic Lodge and biologicall y than wo uld be expected. A graveside service was held Tuesday at stitute this year is Jews and the Bible in a Temple Bet.h -El, Fall River. He was a Further research on the M a ha ri shi _Lin co ln P a rk Cem e t e ry, Wa r w ic k . Christian World. His a reas of spec ializa World War I Army veteran. T ec hnology of the Unified Fi eld - whi ch Arrange ments were made by the Mount t ion include the Bible and the New T esta Besides his wife he leaves a son, Murray includes the T ranscendental Meditati on Sina i Memori a l Chapel, 825 Hope St., ment, Jewish History, J ewish-C hristian Rosofsky of Fall River; two stepdaughters, (TM ) program as we ll as adva nce prac Providence. Rel a t ion s, Ra bbinic Literature and tices - has sh Mrs. Ina Schuster of Baltimore and Mrs. ow n lowered blood pressure, Homiletics. reli ef from insomnia, more balanced blood Lee Beverly Cherniack of Milwaukees; 11 ARTHURS. WALDER E a rl y rese r vat io n s a re advised. grandchildre n and tw o great chem istry, and in creased orderl iness of ST. PETERSBERG , Fla. - Arthur S. Transport a tion at addit ional charge can grandchildren. bra in waves. Walder a former Providence resident, died be a rranged , if necessary. For further in A funeral service was held Sunday at the The symposium is entitled "Toward at his home in·St. Petersberg on Monday. fo rmation, call (61 7) 232-1625. Mount Sinai Memorial Cha pel, 825- Hope Perfec t Hea lth: A Unified Field Ba§ed Ap Born and raised in Providence, he · St. Burial was in Adas Israel Cemetery, proach to Stress and Aging," and wi ll be moved to St. Petersberg in 1978, / Fall River. held in Room 166 of Barus and Holley H e is survived by his wife Janet Building, 184 Hope St. at 2 p,m. 6n Sun Supershow Is (Adaskin) Walder, two daughters, Lauren day, April 8. Admission is free. Shaping ·Up and Lynn Walder; and his mother, Mrs. Guest speakers will include Deepak UNVEILING Lillian Wa lder Albert. - Chopra, M .D., of Boston Unive rsity The funeral services, which were held in The 1984 Rh o de i s l a nd - base d An unveiling will be held in the School of Medicine, and Tim Stryker, Supershow advertising exhibit and awards Florida, were private, memory of the late Donald Charles on M.D., of Tufts New England Medical Cen present at ion, is well underway with the Contributions in his memory may be Sunday, April 1, 1984, at 1:30 p.m. at ter. Both doctors are members of the naming of it s committee heads. These made to the Narragansett Foundation, Lincoln Park Cemetery in Warwick, American Association of Physicians Prac chairpeople are busily forming their Inc., P.O. Box 6575, Providence, R.L Rhode Island. Relatives and friends are tici~g the Transcendental Meditation respective committees, and most have 02940. invited to attend. Program (AAPPTMP) . Over 5000 doctors begun to develop the ideas and programs have been instructed in the Transcenden which chairwoma n Peg Fletcher says will tal Meditation Program. " make this the most successful Supershow The symposium is sponsored by the to date." , Brown University Students International In its eighth year, the show is sponsored Meditation Society (SIMS) Club. For by the Women's Advertising Club of Rhode ONUMENTS ARE more information on the conference, Island with the assistance of the Rhode please call 751-1518. Island Ad Club. Entrees represent both A JEWISH T~ADITION prinl and broadcast advertising created by M Theatre Begins· Rhode Island agencies and by out-of-state agencies for Rhode Island clients. A grand Ticket Subsidy , finale cocktail party and awards ceremony Monuments The New Bedford Arts Council recently in Providence is scheduled for September · awarded the Zeiterion Theatre $2,000.00 6. Markers to begin a ticket subsidy program involv Funds derived from Supershow are used ing students and senior citizens who reside for scholarships to students showing ap Cemetery Lettering in New Bedford. The Zeiterion Theatre titude in the communications and graphic was one of23artists and cultural organiza arts fields. I tions who received part of the $37,309 Scholarship applications are available Ma~ Sugarman Monument Company grant monies. These monies come to t he from Women's Advertising Club of Rhode New Bedford Arts Council through the Island, Exhibitor information will be 458 H,OPE STREET PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02906 Massachusetts Arts Lottery project. mailed during April. For information, call Telephone (401) 331-8094 Those junior and senior high students Peg Fletcher, HBM/Creamer, Providence, and senior citizens who wish to be involved (401) 456-1500, ext. 277. Robert D. Miller ~ in the Zeiterion's t_icket subsidy program can get one-half price coupons from their - '"'------teachers or from the Senior Centers. They Adult Advisors will then be able to turn in the coupon at the Zeiterion Theatre Box Office and pay Honored By BBYO only one-half price to see a live perfor-, Max -Sugarman Vo lunteer adult advisors to B'nai B'rith mance of one of the upcoming spring · Youth ()rganization chapters in New shows, England Region were recently honored at Memorial Chapel For further information, call the an Advisor Appreciation Brunch held at Zeiterion Theatre Business Office at 994- Temple Beth Am in Randolph, Mass'. Over 2900. 150 members of the Adult Board, youth of . 458 HOPE ST. Garden Club ficers and members, and advisors were in attendance. Songs and skits were per PROVIDENCE And Sisterhood formed by members of AZA and BBG for Hold Joint Meeting the adult advisors who volunteer their Cor. ·Hope & Doyle time to work with the youth. The Emanu-EI Garden Club will hold a The t'c,llowin.g advisors from the Rhode combined meeting with the T emple Island area were honored fort heir devotion Sisterhood on Monday April 2, 1984, to the youth: in the Providence area. Lou 331-8094 Dessert and coffee will be served at 12:30, Bosler, Ala n Hochman, J eff Goldberg, and and the meeting will follow at 1 p.m. The title of the program is " A Look at Robin Fla mer; in the Cranston a rea. Neil Greenfield and Helene Davis; in Woo n IN FLORIDA Pa!:isover in the Jewish Home" a nd wi ll f~a t ure a n exhibit of Passover objects fro m socket, J udy ~choenfe ld. and ,Janis Fried (305) 861 -9066 the T emple museum with compliment ary ma n; in Newport , i'Vl yrna \.Vasserman. fioral a rrangements and table settings, Mitch Ma ll ett a nd Martin Ring; and in Eas t Greenwi ch, Amy Mi sbin and Carol Commentary will be provided by Abe Lewis J. Bosler, R.E. Robert D. Miller Bienenfe ld. Gershman and Shirley Kestenman. T HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH ,30, 1984 - 13 Arts & Entertainment "A_madeus" Opens _Tonight - At Trinity Square Rep Trinity Square Repertory Company's Hines is also excited about the physical RIC Chamber Singers production of Peter Shaffer's Tony Award splendor of the product ion. A mad eus is winning play Amadeus begins this evening such a gorgeous show! It is a delight and a To Perform At JCC and plays through April 29 in Trinity's Up treat for the senses. The costumes t hat Bill stairs T heatre located at 201 Washington Lane has assembled are sumptuous, A free concert wit h the Rhode Island Temple Sinai in Cranston. The program Street, Providence. elegant and,vibr'ant wit h color and tex College Chamber Singers, primarily also feat ures works by Leonard Bernstein Patrick Hines, guest director fo r ture! Bob Soule's sets are magnificient - featuring the works of J ewish composers, and by Richard Cummings (composer-in Amadeus, was in t he original Broadway very evocative of the grandeur oft he 18th wiini"e held on Sunday, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. residenc.e at Trinity Square) . production and the recently completed film century rococo style. And, of course, at the J ewish Community Center, 401 T he RIC Chamber Singers, an ensemble version. He has a long list of acting and t hroughout it all we have the incom Elmgrove Ave., Providence. The com of 25-30 singers selected by audition from directing credits on Broadway and in parable music of Mozart and t hat is sheer posers include three well-known Rhode t he College Chorus, will be conducted by regional theatre. He is very enthusiastic ecstasy to the soul!" Islanders: the late Heinrich Schalit, for Dr. Edward Markward, direct-0r of choral about the 23-member Company of Trinity Performances are scheduled Tuesday mer choir conductor at T emple Beth-El; and orchestral activities at the college. actors he is working with and says: "It's a through Sunday evenings at 8 p.m. and the la te Arthur Einstein, long-time T his is the last local concert t he Chamber joy for a director to come to T rinity to work Sunday and selected Wednesday and musical director and choirmaster of T em Singers will give before embarking on a with such a marvelous ensemble of actors. Saturday matinees at 2 p.m. T rinity Rep's ple Emanu-El; and Stanley· Freedman, national tour. The concert is funded in Because they already know one another, H u ma n ities Progr a m h as p ost current musical director/choirmaster of part by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Fishbein. have worked closely together and have performance discussions after the matinee aeveloped a rapport and a style of working performances on Saturday, April 7 and together, t here's no time wasted and Sunday, April 15. For further information t he·re's so much more focus and energy for and ticket reservations, call (401) 351-4242 t he play itself. T his is a marvelous group of or visit t he box office in the lobby of the act.ors and a show's success depends upon theatre. For group reservations, call Susan t his kind of ensemble playing and Havens at the box office nu mber. professionalism.'' Visa/Mastercard accepted. f ( / J / b'..;.v' Museum Director "Crimes Of The Heart" To Speak At Begins Rehearsals Temple Emanu-E/ Rehearsals began today at Trinity Temple Emanu-El's Adult Institute of Square Repertory Company fo r Crimes of Jewish Studies is proud to announce a the Heart the P ulitzer Prize-winning play lecture-slide presentation on Sunday, by Bet h Henley, which performs April 13 April 8 by D r . Geoffrey Wigod er , through May 27 in T rinity's Downstairs Historical Director of Bet Hatefusot, the T heatre located at 201 Washington St., Museum of the Jewish Diaspora. Tel Providence. Aviv's Bet Hatefusot is unique in the world in it scope and subject matter. Dr. Paul Benedict, widely known for his Wigoder will guide participants t hrough television appearances on The Jeffersons what has become one of Israel's "must see" and Sesame S treet, is guest directing att ract ions. Crimes of the Heart. T his is his directing The present ation will take place at 8 debut at Trinit y Rep, alt hough he has ap p.m. in t he Bohnen Vestry of Temple peared at Trinity as an act.or in Pinter's Emanu-El, 99 Taft Ave., Providence, with The Homecoming in 1973. Benedict, refreshments fo llowing. There will be a alt hough primarily known as an actor, has charge of $4.00. recently been receiving critical acclaim for his directing both in New York and Los Arts Council Holds Angeles. He comes to Trinity Rep to work with the Company on a play that he finds Juried Art Show '~very exciting" and "like an onion, reveal· T he Pawtucket Community Arts Coun ing many levels as each new layer is peeled cil will re-open the Pawtucket City Hall away." Gallery with a juried exhibit of painting, printmaking, photography, drawing, pot Crimes of the Heart, a comedy in tery, sculpture and fiber art at a wine and Southern Got hic style, recounts the re Willia m Damkoehler and Alyssa Roth appear in Trinity· Square's production of cheese rccept ion open to the public on union of the t hree Magrath sisters of Amadeus. (Photo by John Fogle) Sunday, April 1, 1984, from 2 to 4 p.m., at Hazelhurst, Mississippi ;,fi ve years after Pawtucket City Hall. This exhibit will Hurricane Camille." T hey .gather at the fea t urc Rhode Island artists and will run home of the eldest, Lenny, a 30-year-old from April 1 to April 29. Support for this spinster with no romantic prospects. Meg exhibit and the gallery is made possible has returned from a fai led singing career in t hrough Mayor Henry S. Kinch, Orbis, Los Angeles; instead of becoming a star, MOUNT SINAI Fleet Nati0nal Bank, Pawtucket Com she ended up working in a dogfood factory. munity Arts Council and Mr. & Mrs. Babe, the youngest, has just been released MEMORIAL CHAPEL Albert Papineau. The Exhibition Com on bail for shooting her husband because mittee includes Aaron Usher Ill, Chair, she "didn't like his looks." The sisters are The Rhode lsland1 Jewish funeral home , , Veronica Farrell, Mary Nicholson, Sybil having what they call " a bad day." that can be trusted .... Kern, Donna Carter, Robert Venditto, Kay Chute, Irene Lynch, Kathleen Magill 'The three sisters are being played by for its honesty integrity and and Eleanor Kinch. T rinit y Rep , Company members Anne compliance with the highest stan INTERNATIONAL 13 YEARS EXPERIENCE JOHN P. O'CONNOR - R.N. IN COMMUNITY NURSING (Former Assistant Public Deiender) FINERIES LTD. 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IL ------~ L------J 16 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1984 ------Become A Friend Of Israel----- Rachel And Howard Kaufman Host A unique opportunity to live on kibbutz high school. Departure is scheduled June this summer and become "yedid'_' or true 28 and ,July 5 from New York. The friend with other Israeli teenagers is being graduate program, is available for those Ben Gurion University President offered to high-school upperclassmen and who will graduate this spring. Departure graduates by the American Zionist Youth date is July 5. Medical certification of good Howard and Rachel Kaufman of Foundation's Israel Program Center. health and a personal interview, to be held Cranston are pleased to announce a visit to "Through t hese programs, students en in major cities throughout the country, are New England by Major General (Res.) joy the rewards of sharing the kibbutz ex required for acceptance. Shlomo Gazit, President of Ben-Gurion peri ences of their Israeli peers," says Vic The Israel Program Center of the AZYF University of t he Negev. On Sunday even tor Bene!, Director of t he Israel Program is the coordinator of more than three dozen ing, April 8, the Kaufmans will host a Center. "They come to know the people as programs in Israel for high school and reception at their home for General and no ordinary tourist can." Mrs. Gazit. college-age yout h. Last summer, more High school juniors and seniors may than 7,000 young individuals participated The man who masterminded the En become part of kibbutz life through Yedid for AZYF's various summer programs. tebbe Raid while Chief of Intelligence for on Kibbutz. Small groups of students will For an application and more.detailed in t he Israel Defense Forces, will be in the live and work on a kibbutz for three weeks form at ion on t his a nd other Israel United Stat.es under the auspices of the together with Israeli settlers who wi ll programs offered by the American Zionist 'American Associates of Ben-Gurion Un " adopt" them. iversity of the Negev. Youth Foundation contact the AZYF, 515 According to Robert H. Arnow, Presi For the remainder of the 40-day Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022 or call (212) 751--6070. dent of the American Associates, General program, ·participants will tour Jerusalem, Gazit will be meeting with American the Negev, T el Aviv, Galilee and a nature Pawtucket Hadassah Associates from coast-to-coast to discuss study center. the activities of Israel's youngest pioneer Students who will graduate from high Holds Members Brunch ing universit y as well as the vital role it is school in the Spring of 1984, are offered the Pawtucket -Central Falls Chapter of playing in the development of the Negev. Graduate Yedid on Kibbutz program, a Hadassah will be honoring its Associate General Gazit's election to the Maj. Gen. (Res.) Shlomo Gazit more detailed and intense experi ence members at a Brunch to be held on Sun Presidency of Ben-Gurion Uni~ersity in geared to t he special interests of the par day, April 8, 1984 at Archie's T avern, 1981 followed a distinguished military ticipants. This program will also include Mendon Avenue, Pawtucket, R.I. The career which spanned nearly four decades. ' extensive touring in Israel as well as the event wi ll be held at 11:30 a.m. and an ap Genera l Gazit came to Israel from Turkey MDA Launches kibbutz-life program. propriate program is planned for the occa as a young child. In 1944, he enlisted in the Blood Drive This Yed id program is open to students sion. Members, Associate Members and Palmach, the striking arm of the Jewish _ entering their junior and senior years of _Husbands are invit ed. Defense Forces. He was a company com The Give-A-Hand to MDA campaign for mander during Israel's War of Indepen the 1984 Passover holidays has been dence, theri headed the Chief of Staffs launched this week by Magen David Adorn Bureau under Moshe Dayan. After the Six in Israel in their endeavor to cope with the Utfekl~~ Day War, General Gazit was Ministry of anticipated increase in demand for blood Defense Coordinator of Activities in the at this time of the year when tourists and 30% off Administered Territories. Following the pilgrims flock to - Israel to observe the Yorn Kippur War through 1979, General Passover holidays. · • Rivierarn Mini Blinds by Levo/or Gazit was appointed head of Military To avert a possible shortage of blood, • Vertical Blinds by Levo/or Intelligence. MDA Emergency Medical Care Centers in Genera! ,.-Gazit.'s connection with the all communities throughout Israel are in • Verosol Pleated Shades New England area st.ems from the years he itiating blood donor drives. In addition, • Woven Woods by Kirsch spent as a 'Fellow at t.he Center of Inter large billboards with the giant MDA Blood Lel us give your home lhe Perfect Touch for Spring national Affairs at Harvard University in Drop can be seen on the country's Cambridge, Mass. As testimony to his highways calling upon the public to Give- : organizational abilities, during his first A-Hand by donating blood to MDA. 01-f, i Ca/I Lori and Judy two years as President of Ben-Gurion Un Amizur Kfir, Director General of MDA ..J qjOCL 467-21s1 WE COME TO YOU' iversity, he possessed the stamina to com stated that the success of t his ·campaign pile a Master's degree in history at Tel was vitally important so as to ensure that Free Eslin;iates Free Installation Aviv University. MDA's blood stockpiles would be fully for this sale CJouc~ . so act now!! adequate to meet the needs of the sick, in jured and wounded in all hospitals. ~afcr.5, l,u.. M,15/N Ci;trd. Visa. 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The accounts. State of Rhode Since beginning this program to recover Island never Anthony J. Solomon and return unclaimed accounts, I have been assumes owner- able to recover over $9 million and helped to ship of any unclaimed ac~ount and at no time return over $4 million directly to the people of will the owner lose his right to make a claim. Rhode Island, while holding over $7 million in Owners of abandoned accounts need not pay trust for eventual claim by owners. While held a finder's fee to anyone to claim what is in trust, these funds earn interest for all rightfully theirs. Rhode Islanders. It is my hope that we are successful in Any account not claimed will be transfer helping to return these unclaimed or forgot red to the Unclaimed Property Oivision of the ten accounts to the people of this state. FOR INFORMATION, CALL OR WRITE: Pursuant to Section 33-21-11 et. seq. of the General Laws of Rhode Island, Legal Notice of the names of persons appearing UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DIVISION to be owners of unclaimed or abandoned property. 100 Fountain Street, Fourth Floor If proof of claim is not presented by the owner to the holder P.O. Box 9503 and if the owner's right to receive the property is not establish Providence, R.I. 02940 ed to the holder's satisfaction within 65 days from the date of the second published notice, the abandoned property will be Telephone: (401) 277-6505 or 277-6506 placed not later than 85 days after such publication in the Call Monday through Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. custody of the General Treasurer to whom all further claims must thereafter be directed. To facilitate processing your claim, Treasurer Solomon urges By: Anthony J. Solomon, General Treasurer you to include the name as listed in the notice along with your State of Rhod e Island and Providence Plantations current name and address on all communications. March 1984 Journal Bullatln, Evanlng TlmH, Woonaocket Call, Newport Dally News, Pawtuut Valley TlmH, WH terty Sun, Pro. Monthly, The Islander, Warwick Beacon, Observer, Wa rnn Times, Barrington Tlmea. RI Pandulum, Brt, tol Pha.nlx, vldence Vl• l1or, Eul Providence Po•I, A.I . Jewish Herald, Cran• 1on Mirror, The Echo, Newport Thia Week, Ent Sida Cran,ton Harald, NarraganHlt TlmH, Sakonnet TlmH, Standard TlmH. Barnstable, Robert P .. 2661 D Virginia Ave., Alfred Calcagni & Son lnc., 230 Newport Ave., Andre, David Joseph; Goward Leoza, 208 Authelet, Charles H., Jr., Estate of, 187 A East Prov., RI 02914- Prov Gas Co Providence St. , W. Wa rwick, RI Great Lakes, 11160088- The People's CU Knollwood Ave. , Cranston, RI Barrett, Jesse, Woodpecker Hill Nursing Alice Jewelry Corp., 52 Valley St., Prov., 02893-Centreville Savings Bk 0291o--Gen. Electric Co. RI- N E Tel & Tel Co. Andrea, Richard D., 60 Maple 3-oot Village, Home, West Coventry, RI- Kent County A.B. Murray Co ., Inc ., Address Authelet. John 8 ., 1091 Main Ave .. Warwick, Memorial Hospital Allanby, Raymond, 465 Min Spr Ave ., Pawl., Coventry, RI 02816-Norwesl Financial RI 02886- Telephone CU of Rt Unknown-RlHT Nat'! Bank RI 02860-Valley Resources, Inc . Rhode Island, Inc . Barrett, John E ., 47 E . Ca talina Dr., Pheonix, AG Speed Wash, 639 Cottage St., Pawt., RI Avica Employees Fund, P .O. Box 180, Allen, Dennis 0 ., USS Puget Sound, FPO New Andreason, Kenneth, 81.Gilbert St., Warwick, Newport, RI 02840-RIHT Na t'I Bank Arizona 85012- Davisville CU 02861- Valley Resources, Inc. York, NY 09501- The People's CU RI- Fleet Nat'! Bk. Barrett. Jon, 9 Elm St., Newport, RI - NE Tel U! Gambao & Son, 620 North Elm, W. Aybar, Richard Mey- Fleet Nat'I Bk . Allen, Edward, c/o Marie Gardens, 1565 Main Andrews, Dana E. and Joan A.-Woons. Inst. Ayres, Jennifer Lynn ; Ayres, Kenneth J . & Tel Co. Bridgewater, MA 02379-Narragansett Barrientos, Juanita (TR. for ) Jimenez, St., W. Warwick. RI- Fleet Nat'! Bank Savs. (TR), 36 Bay View Avenue, Bristol, RI Food Services, Inc. Allen, Irene A. Bowen & Allen F . Richard j/1, Andrews, Dorothy E. Mrs.; Williams, Susan 02809-Fleet Nat'I Bank Evelin, 9 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pro APCOA, 51 Washington St., Prov., RI- N E vidence, RI 02905- Fleet Nat'I Bank 1071 Main St., West Warwick, RI-N E T., 59 Monmouth Dr., Riverside, R.I. Ayzenshteyn, Larisa, 156 Fifth St., Prov., Tel & Tel Co. Tel & Tel Co. 02915-Old Colony Co-op Bk. Rl- 8.8. Greenberg Co. Barry, Etta; 149 Dentley Ave., Jersey City, Am Consultants, lnc., c/o Bk.kg . RIHTNB, Allen, Leroy A.I., 59 Washington St., No. Andrews, George, 15 Stockbridge Street, Box NJ 07303-Newport Electric Corp. P .O. Box 1558, Prov., RI 02901- RIHT Kingstown, RI- Old Stone Bk. 564, Cohasset, MA 02893- Centreville Sav Bartel, James, Address Nat'! Bank Allen, Lluie, 41 Whitmarsh St., Prov., ings Bk . B Unknown-Telephone CU of RI A W Budno Inc., 1431 Dia Hill Rd., Woon RI-State of Mass., Boston Ins, Ex. Andrews, John E., 100 Court St., Plymouth. Bartlett, Candace Richardson, 23 Jennys Ln., socket, RI 02895-Valley Resources, Inc. Allen, Max G. & Allen, Elizabeth, 39 Silver MA 02360-Valley Resources. lnc. Barrington, RI 02806- Citizens Savings Abbruzzese, Eugen et al, 101 Oaklawn Ave., Birch Rd., Warwick, RI - Textron Inc. Andrews, Richard E ., 24 Chase Ln., Mid B.C. Social Club, 901 Manton Ave., Prov., RI Bank Cranston, Rt- Fleet Nat'I Bk . Allen, May Mrs. or Healey, Olive W.• P .O. dletown, RI 02840-lIT Corp. 02909--The Narr. Electric Co. Bartlett, Howard, 209 Washington Rd ., West Abedon, Louis M ., 29Cole Farm Court, Prov., Box 10063, Taft Station, Orlando, Fla. Angell, Gerald H.-Citizens Trust Co. Babcock, A & R, m Plainfield St., Johnston, Barrington, RI 02806-Connecticut Nat'I RI 02906--Avnel, Inc. 32809-Qld Colony Co-op Bk. Aniello, Thomas V., 945 Hope St.. Prov., RI RI 02919--Gen Motors Acceptance Corp Bank Abelson, Joseph ; Abelson, Doris, 72 Oak Hill Allen, Nancy S. TR/F, Allen, Lisa L in, 137 o:m6-A T & T Babcok . Jessie, RFD 2, Westerly, Bartlett, Mabelle L., No rth Brooklin, Maine Ave., Pawtucket, RI 02864-Merrill Bristol Avenue, Pawtucket, RI 02861 -0ld Anjoorian, Peter 0 ., 8Tara Dr., No. Prov., RI RI- District of Columbia, Potomac Elec 04661 - Old Colony Co-op Bank Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Colony Co-op 0291 9--Tenneco, Inc. tric Power Barton, Richard J ., Barton, Denise A., USS Abney, Jimmie, 156 Village Rd., Woonsocket, Allen, Ruth A. . 203 N Fenner Ave., Mid · Anonuevo, R., 139 Saljsbury Ave., No. Babiec, Cynthia, 21 Ma vis St., Pawl .. RI Talbot Deg 4, FPO NY 09501 - The RI-N E Tel & Tel Co. dletown, RI- N E Tel & Tel Co. Kingstown , Rl 02852 - General 02860-East P rov., CU Newport Nat'I Bk. Abrams, Mollie, 620 Elmgrove Ave., Prov., Alman Products, 11 Waterman Ave., Dynamics/ EB Div . Babino, Anthony H., 2459 E St., Apt 9, San Basic Chain Co .. 90 Colo rado Ave .. Warwick, RI 02906-Textron, Inc. Johnston, RI 02919--Spencer Gifts. Inc. Ansa\one, Pat L., 51 Windsor Ct., Pawl., RI Diego, CA 92136- The People's CU RI 02888-The Narr. Electric Co. Abrams, Mollie, 630 Elmgrove Ave., Prov., Almeida , Eileen, 79 Wesleyan Ave., Prov., 02864- Chesebrough-Ponds lnc . Bacon, Eva or Dion Marie, 92 Fountain St., Bassett, Anita T., 5 Bancroft Ave., Green RI 02906- The Upjohn Co. RI - St. Joseph Hospital Anthony, Raymond Leo. 127 Beacon Ave., Woons ., RI 02895-0ld Slone Bk . ville, RI- State of Mass., Citizens CU Abramson. Claire, 1616 Main Rd ., Tiverton, Almeida , Everett; Almeida, Maria M., 94 So. Prov., RI 02903- People's Savings Bank Baetzel, George R., cu.st for UGMA ; Baetzel, Bateman, William B., 10 Brown St., Narra ., RI-Stale of California, Allstate S & L Blossom St., East Prov., RI 02914-Old Antonelli, Robert W. (TR). Antonelli, Christopher R., 267 Diamond Hill Rd ., RI 02882- Fleet Nat'I Bank Acciardo, Angelo-Citizens Tr-ust Co. Stone Bank Patricia (TR), Antonelli, Robert W. . 12 Warwick, RI 02886--Chesebrough-Pond's Bateman, William 8 ., Tr., Robert William Acciardo, Thomas; Acciardo, Ann, 1136 Hart Almeida , John M ., 150 Park Street, Pea r ce Avenue, Riverside, RI lnc. Bateman, 10 Brown St., Narra ., RI ford Ave., Johnson, RI 02919-Old Stone Pawtucket, RI 02860-Qld Colony Co-op 0291 5-Fleet Nat'! Bank Baetz.el. Patricia, cust for UGMA Baetzel. 02882- Fleet Nat'I Bank Bank Bank Anzoumanian, Y.A. , 300 Smithfield Rd ., No. Christopher R., 267 Dia mond Hill Rd., Bates, Dennis P.-The People's CU Acciardo, Vincent, P .O. Box 255, Warren. Almeida, John. 383 Mason St., Woonsocket, Prov., RI 02904- Citizens Savings Bank Warwick, RI 02886-Chesebrough-Pond 's Bates, Henry A.-People's Savings Bank RI- N E Tel & Tel Co. RI 02tl95- Valley Resources. Inc. Appleton, Daniel Day, Tr UW Appleton, FR, Inc . Bates, Ronald RA ymond, 2803 Nestling Rd., Accinno. Mario J ., 11 Riverside Dr., Barr Almeida, Maria 0 ., 612 Wood St., Bris tol , RI FBO Applelon, P, 34 Channing Ave ., Baetzel, Patricia, cust for UGMA Baetzel, Phila., PA- Davisville CU ington, RI 02806- Old Stone Bank 02809--Nat'I Credit Union Admin Prov., RI 02906- Ford Motor Co. Christopher R., 267 Dia mond Hill Rd ., Batty, Gladys M .. Post Rd ., Bradford, RI Acme Optical Mfg ., 387 Charles St., Prov., RI Almeida, Thomas F. Atty- Woons . Inat. Archetto, Margarel. 78 Ga rfield St., No. Warwick, RI 02886-Chesebrough-Pond's 02808- AT & 1' Batty, Gladys M., Post Rd., Bradford, RI 02904- Prov Gas Co Savs. Prov., RI 02904- Valley Resources, Inc. Inc. Adamik, Jaroslav F .; Adamik, Mary E., Archetto, Margaret, 78 Garfield St., No. 02808- A T - T Almonte. Greta, 131 California Ave., Prov., Bagwell. Robert E ., Box 106 , Duvall, Barden Lane, Wa rren. RI 02885- Fleet RI 02905- Old Slone Bank Prov., RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Batty, James E .. Feeley: John M., 197Trinity Na t'! Bank Archinaco, Arlene C.. 86 Weybosset St., Wash.-DavisviUe CU St., Warwick, RI 02886- Old Stone Bank Almstrom. Doris , 16 Pine St., Pawl., Bailey, Claudia, Newport. RI-State of Il Adamo, Hilda ; Adamo, Anthony, 118 Sumter RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Prov., RI 02903- Fleet. Nat '! Bk . Bauerlein, Edith L., 119 Main St., Westerly, St., Prov., RI 02905-0ld Stone Bank Archiopoli , Christine; Bell , Carol, 5 Edmund linois RI 02889- AT & T Alpaio Realty Escrow Acct. , Box 7001. Bailey, Clement C., Blydenburgh, Eleanor Adamonis, Lucia- Fleet Nat'! Bank Johnston, RI 02919- Citizens Savings Circle, Warwick, RI 02886-Fleet Nat'I Beacham, Freda C. & Harold, j/ t, 45 Adams, Alan, 17 Glen St.. Riverside, RI Bank M., Bkkg. RIHTNB, P.O. Box 1558, Prov., Peckham Ave .. No. Prov .. RI 02908- Ten Bank RI 02901- RIHT Nat'I Bank 02915- Fleet Nat'I Bank Alro Oxygen- City of Newport Ardprete Don Sandro Sibiiia-Citiicns Trust neco, Inc. Adams, Albert J ., 1234 Capital SL-Gulf Oil Bailey, Dorothy- The Savgs Bk of Newport Beagan, L.E .. 132 Sweet St., Warwick, RI Alton , L. Lake, 11 Benbridge Ave., Warwick, Co. Bailey, Joe E .. 213 Bellevue Ave., Prov., RI Corp • RI 02888- Texaco Inc . Ardente, Marilyn A., at; Glen Ridge Rd ., 02886-General Dynamics/ EB Div. Adams. Arnold, 1079 Nooseneck Hill, W. Cranston, RI- C.O lumbus Nat'I Bk . 02907- Ci lizens Savings Bank Beasley, Dorothy, 200 Gordon Rd., Prov., AJ\·erson, David C., 70 Birchwood Dr., No. Bailey, Lewis ~ -, P.O. Box 51 , Lincoln, RI Greenwich , RI - State of Mass . , Kingstown, RI - RIHT Nat'! Bank Arel, V., 31 Greenfield Ave., Portsmoulh, RI RI - St. Joseph Hospital Fairhaven savgs bk. Alves, A. Jr., 1 Grant Ct., Lincoln, RI 1Yl871 - General Dynamics/ EB Div. 02865- Valley Resources, Inc. Beattie, James H. . Jr., Tr, Kim Maria Beat Bailey, Lewis E., P .O. Box 51, Lincoln, Adams, Cecile, 182 Second Ave ., Woonsocket, 02865-0tis Elevator Co. Armitage, Alice, 24 Au.sdale Rd .. Cranston, tie, 151 Parade St., Prov., RI - Fleet Nat'I RI - Valley Resources, Inc . RI 02910-0ld Stone Corp.. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Bank Alves, Anthony, 107 Blackstone Ave., Pawl., Bailey, Mary 8 . & Bailey, Edgar M. j/ t, 363 Adams. John C .. 42 Hendricks St., Central RI 02860-Valley Resources, Inc. Arnold, Ernest J ., 126 Woodbine Ave., War Beattie, Margaret M.: Beattie, Robin K. mnr, Falls, RI- Blackstone Valley Electric Co. Wick , RI- Textron Inc. Wood Haven Rd., Pawl., RI 02861 - AT & 52 Morton Ave., Newport, RI Alves, Eugene, Herman Ave., Peaks Island, T Adams, Leo O.-Fteet Nat'! Bank ME 04108- Old Stone Bank Arnold, John-Centreville Savings Bk. 02840-RlHT Nat'! Bank Adams Plastic-Old Stone Bk . Arnold, Marion D. ltee U/ A; Arnold, Dana R., Ba"ilieul, Kenneth C., 103 Enfield St., Beau Liquors Inc., 548 No. Main St., Woon Amaral, Maria L.; Amaral, George, 117 Sum Johnston, RI 0291 9-0ld Stone Bk . Adams, Ronald J ., 409 Hinman St.. Prescott, mit St., East Prov., RI 02914- RlHT Nat'l c/o John Gorham, Old Colony Bank Bldg, socket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Baird, William J ., 10 Viola Ave ., Riverside, Beau Motors, 1588 Newport Ave., Pawl., Ariz- Davisville CU Bank 58 Weybosset St., Prov ., RI Ada rkwa, Appiah- Universal Optical 02903-Heublein, lnc. RI 02915-Mobil Corp. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Amaral, Richard E .; Amaral, Eleanor M., Baker , Bernard J ., 25 Proteus Ave., Groton, Addison, Alan, 22 Chestnut St., Pawl., 130 12 59th Ave ., Flu.shing, NY 02769-0ld Beauchemin, Georges N., 157 Campeau St., CT 06340-The People 's CU Woonsocket, RI 02895- Oavisville CU RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Stone Bank Arnold, Richard, USS Patterson, FPO New Addy, Judith; Rutan, James C., 4 Lee St., Baker, Guy Mrs., Old Beach Rd ., Newport, RI .~maral, Roger M.; Amaral, Jaime, 21 Arm York, NY 09501 - The People's CU 02840-Prov Gas Co Beaulieu, Ba rbara E. or Henry L., RR 3 Box West Warwick, RI 02893- RIHT National Arnow, L., M.D., Newport, RI- American 186, No. Sci tuate, RI 02857-State of strong Avenue, Providence, RI Baker, Jerald, 3050 Hollendale, Arlington, TX Bank 02903- Fleet Nat'I Bank Home Products Corp. Mass., Attleborough Savs Bk . Adelman. Eli or Etta, 7 Overhill Rd., Prov., Arouth, Leon , 1311 Mauntenne Dr., Man 76010-The People's CU Beaumont, Agnes, 402 Gr otto Ave. , Amarel. Kenneth, 829 Hope St., Bristol, Baker Valora J ., 2570 91 St., Wauwatosa, WI RI 02906-Fleet Nat'! Bank RI-Old Stone Bank chester, MO- Valley Resources, Inc. Pawtucket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc . Adelson. Max, Rhode Island Ave., Newport, 53226-Fleet Financial Grp Beauregard, Allen, USS Dale, FPO New Ambrose, James W. Jr., Rte 3, Waycross, Anico, Angela; Anico, Matthew D., 94 Bakery, Mary S., 59 1 Armistice Blvd., Pawl., RI 02840--()ld Stone Bank Morgan St., Cranston, RI- Old Stone York, NY 09501 - The People's CU GA- DavisviUe CU RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Advance Design, 469 Min Spr Ave., Pawt., RI Bank Beauregard, Theresa. P .O. Box 742, Woon Ambrosino, Mary (trustee for) Hi tt, Kevin, 36 Balkum, Anthony, 72 Julian St., Prov., 02860---Valley Resources, Inc. · Poplar Drive, Cranston, RI 02910-Fleet Arruda, Joseph, 417 Stafford Rd., Tiverton, socket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc . Aetna Associates, 999 Waterman Ave., E . RI - Textron Inc. Nat'l Bank RI-State of Mass .• Citizens Savs. Bk . Ballard, Raymond, 21 Ledge St., Central Beck, Fred J ., 20 South St.. Woonsocket, Prov., RI- Fleet Nat'! Bank Arseneau, Joseph, 21 Green St., Warwick. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. The Afro Education Assoc. of R.I., 136 Amelio, Edward & Madeline, J /T, 80 Summit Falls, RI 02863-Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Greenwood Cu BaUinger, Thelma A., Ballinger. Robert A., Beck, Lyneva, Providence, RI-State of Il Evergreen St .. Prov., RI 02906--Old Stone Dr., Cranston, RI- Textron, Inc Arthur Treacher Fish & Chips, 645 Reservoir linois American Electroplating Co., 81 Clifford St., Jr., Ballinger, Carolyn E., P .O. Box 283, Bank Ave., Cranston. RI 02910-Prov Gas Co Wakefield, RI 02879-Old Stone Bank Beck, Stephen M., 2 Glen Dr., Prov., RI Agar, Judith S., 4 Eleanor Drive, Ba rrington, Prov., RI 02903-Prov Gas Co 02906- People's Savings Bank Ash, Nancy TR UA, Union Village, 212 Great Ballou, Selah D., Ballou, Joanne W., 94 RI- Textron, Inc American Foam Co., 45 Troy St., Prov., RI Bedard, Alfred, 90 Rand St. , Central Falls, Rd., Woonsocket. RI 02895- RCA Corp. Cozzens Avenue, Riverside, RI Agnew, Kathryn F . Est., c/o Judge Stephen 02909--Prov Gas Co Ashby, John K.-RIHT Nat'! Bank RI- Valley Resources, Inc. American Furniture, 70 East Ave., Pawt., 02915-Old Colony Co-op Bank R. Walsh, 172 Taunton Ave., E. Prov., Ashey, R., 5½ Bowen Ct., W. Warwick, RI 1 RI--Columbu.s Nat'! Bk. RI-Gen. Electric Credit Corp. 02816-General Dynamics/EB Div. Balmporth, Robert, 14 Jones Ave., B~1to~~~~r ~a~}~tP~a~~.; ~0 Mid- Aguiar, James Mrs., 144 Hudson St ., Prov., American Mortgage Co., 908 Smith St., ?rov., Ashton, A. J ., 20 Sprague Ave., Cranston, Pawtucket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Beech Realty Co., 616 Tiogue Ave. , Coventry, Balo, Feliz, Newport Naval Base, Newport, RI-State of California, Bank of America RI-State of California, Bank of America RI-K Mart Corp. RI 02816-Prov Gas Co Aguiar, Joseph, 465 Min Spr Ave., Pawl., American Motors- The Wash Tr. Co. As hton Aj'ms, 1349 Mendon Rd., CUmberland, RI-State of California, Bank of America Beechwood Realty- The Newport Nat'I Bk . RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Amer Upholstery Co., 294 Charles St., Prov., RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Balora, John-Old Stone Bk. Begin, Theresa M.-Old Colony Coop Bk. Aguiar, Joseph, 465 Min Spr Ave., Pawl., RI RI 00904-Prov Gas Co •Banigan, Edward, 135 No. Bend St., Pawt., RI Askevold, George F., Askevold, Constance, 48 02860-VaUey Resources, Inc. Begnoche, Gabriel, 44 Morin St., Woonsocket, 02860---VaUey Resources, Ir::c. American Women Figure Salon, 1420 Min Spr Homes St., Prov., RI-Old Stone Bank RI 02895- Va lley Resources, Inc . Ba nicer, Harry, USS N K Perry, FPO New Aguiar, Joseph V. Jr., Aguiar, Maureen 0 ., Ave., No . Prov., RI 02904-Valley Asso Bowling of, 26 Higginson Ave., Lincoln, Belden, Uav1d A .. 11 Halliwell Dr., 701 Reagan Road, Somerset, Ma Resources, lnc. York, NY 09501-The People's CU Slatersville, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. RI 02865---Valley Resources, Inc. Banks, J oseph, PSC 2 Box 1044, Bolling AFB, 02726-Fleet Nat'! Bank Amicarelli, Danielle, Amicarelli, Lucille, 5 Belisle, Patrick J ., I Clay Ct., Newport, RI Assoc. for the Develop. of Group Homes, Inc ., Washington, DC 20332- The People's CU Aguiar, Ruth, 2553 Main Road, Tiverton, RI Parley Rd., No. Prov., RI 02904-Old P .O. Box 95., Prov., RI 02901-Old Stone 02840--Prov Gas Co Stone Banlc Bannerman, Isabel M., 94 Lexington Ave., Belle Beau Shops, 91 Main St., Woonsocket, 02878-Fleet Nat'I Bank Bank Cranston, RI-Old Stone Bank Aguilar, Fernando, USS Intrepid CVS-11, Amvets Post 16, 7 Sylvian St., Central Falls, Astor Jewelry Co., 1195 Main St., Pawl., RI 02895- Valley Resources, Inc. Banning, Shirley, 42 Surf Ave., Warwick, FPO New York, NY 09501- DavisviUe CU RI 02863-0ld Stone Bank . RI-Valley Resources, Inc. Belle Beau Shops, 91 Main St., Woonsocket, CQPCU) Amvet's Post 25-Twin City Credit Union Atigian, Georgette, 36 Williams St., Pawl., RI RI-Greenwood CU RI- Valley Resources, Inc . Ahmed. Iftekhar, Roger Williams Gen. Anarumo, N. James t/f; Anarumo, Lisabeth 02860---Valley Resources, Inc. Banquish Corp.-Valley Resources, Inc. Belmonte, E lmer-The People's CU Hospital, 825 Chalkstone Ave., Prov., RI Anne, 252 New Meadow Rd., Barrington; Atlantic Seabord, Development Company, Baram, Karen, Tr, Matthew Jason Baram, Belmonte, Gregorio-The People's CU 02908--Greater Prov. Dep. Corp. RI 02806-People's Savings Banlt Archives Dept., Fleet Nat'l Bk. Kirbrae Apt., Lincoln, RI-Fleet Nat'! Belmore, Leo. 12 Earle St., Central Falls, RI Aiello, Edward \i/iellok Edward A. Jr i' 23 Anchorage Teen Club, c/o Bkkg. Dept. Atlas Cable Corp., P .O. Box 752, Pawl., Bank 02863-Valley Resources, Inc. RIHTNB, P .O. Box 1558, Prov., RI ~~~f~~~ - · arwic , RI 02889-R HT RI- Fleet Nat') Bank Baram, Lilian, 190 Woodland Rd .. Woon· Benaleski, Joan, 12 Humes St., Prov., 02904-RIHT Nat'I Bank Atteridge, Charles J ., Atteridge, Kim R., 266 socket. RI 02895-AT & T RI-Textron Inc . Aina, Joseph, 40 Stenton Ave., Prov., Anderson, Charles, 1301 Delaware Ave., SE, Country Club Dr ive, Warwick, RI Ba ram, Richard A., 190 Woodland Rd .. Woon Benevides, Franklin, 524 Valley St., Prov., RI- 8.B. Greenberg Co. Apt N 810, Washington, DC 20024-Fleet 0288&--Fleet Nat'l Bank socket, RI 02895- AT & T RI-Old Stone Bank Airic, 20834 Lassen St., Chatsworth, Financial Grp. Aubin, Albert, 135 Snow St., Prov., RI-St. Barbarita, J .M., 217 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Benjamin, Ralph, 152 Tuckerman Ave., Mid CA-Allens Mfg. Co., Inc . Anderson, Charlotte, 44 Marion Ave., Prov., Joseph Hospital Prov., RI 02908-0ld Stone Bank dletown, RI 02840-Prov Gas Co Aken, Harold E ., Ill, 3 North St., Rye, RI 0290.5-Qld Stone Corp. Auclair, Alphonse-City of Woonsocket Barber, Alice E., Barber, Benjamin E ., 305 Bennett, Clayton, 458 Pine St., Prov., RI-St. NY - Fleet Financial Grp. Anderson, Eileen CTR), Anderson, Erica, Audette, Virginia E .• 118 Fountain St., Pawl., Harlem Ave., Panama City, FL-Old Joseph Hospital Akinrolang, Grace, 55 Salmon St .• Prov., P .O. Box 106, Wakefield, RI 02882-Fleet RI 02860-Valley Resources. Inc . Stone Bank Bennett, Ellen E., 506 Jennings Rd ., Fair RI-NE Tel & Tel Co. Nat'! Bank Audettes Rest Home, 132 Hunt St., Central Barbera, Mary, 40 Sessions St., Prov., field. CT 02ii430- Fleet Financial Grp. Akturk, Sidika; Akturk, Yavaz, 167 Charlotte Anderson, Herbert, Z785 Pawtucket Avenue, Falls, RI 02863-Valley Resources, Inc. RI-State of Mass., Edgartown Nat. Bk . Bennett, George, Tr., Michael, Haswell Or., Potowomut, RI 02818- RIHT Na t'I E . Prov., RI 02914-Fleet Nat'l Bk. Auger, Gertrude C .. 132 Old Main St. , Man Bar boza, Oracio, 13 Privet St. , Pawl., Street, Warwick, Rt 02886-State of Bank Anderson, Hugold B., 75 Weetamoe Dr., War ville, Rl 02838-0ld Stone Bank RI- Valley Resources. Inc. Mass., First Bristol Cly Nat. Alba nese, Leo, 8 Anderson Road, Johnston, wick, RI- Textron Inc. Ault, Rodney L., Rt #1 , Gnadew Hutten, OH Barclays Bank International- Fleet Nat'I Benoit. Bernard , 11 Columbia Dr., RI 02919--Fleet Nat'! Bank Anderson, Jane L ., cust for Anderson, Alyssa 44629-Davisville Cu CQPCU> Barker, Barbara E., BArker, Gilbert H., Jr., Cumberland, RI 02864- Valley Albuquerque, Manuel, 249 East Ave ., Pawt., J ., 433 Warwick Neck Ave., Warwick, RI Aumann, William A. . 13 Circle Or., Mid · 35 Fireglade Ave .. Riverside, RI Resources, Inc . RI 02860-Valley Resources, Inc . 02889---The Dow Chemical Co. dletown, RI 02840- Figgie Int'! Inc. 02915-People's Savings Bank Benoit, Florence v r: Benoit, Lisa Ann, 211 Aldrich, David, 27 Cushing St.. Prov., Anderson, Jane L., cust for Anderson, Brett Aurand, David; Arand, Jana J ., 9302 East Barker, Benjamin W., Barker Aline . L, Bourdon Bl v d . , Woonsocket, RI Rf- Textron Inc. S., 433 Warwick Neck Ave., Warwick, RI Bay Village, Middletown, RI- State or Asprey Dr., Coventry, RI 02816- Okonite 02895- RIHT Nari Bank Aldrich, Elaine E.B., P.O. Box 51, Wickford, 02889-The Dow Chemica l Co. California, Wells Farge Bk. Phillipsdale Employees CU Bentley, Lowell, 8 Lionel Ave., W. Warwick, RI-Old Stone Bank Anderson, Jane L., cust £or Anderson, Mark Aurecchia, Kenneth, 40 Lewis St., No. Prov., Barker, Jean, 41 Somerset Ave ., West War RI 02893- Centreville Nari Bank Aldrich, Herbert, 2Sl Cottage St., Pawt., J ., 433 Warwick Neck Ave., Warwick, RI RI- Valley Resources, Inc. wick, RI- Wm Filene's Sons Co. Bentley, Pauline L., 79N Hull St., East Pro\·., RI- Valley Resourc~. Inc. 02889-The Dow Chemical Co. Aust, Roger Curtis, 1047 Main St. , Barker, John A., 22 Child St., Porstmouth, Ri RI 02914- RIHT Nat'I Bank Anderson, Martha, 6 Crest Ave., Lincoln, SE Ale.\andro, Frank 0 ., Alesandro, Martha D., Roseburg, Oregon 07470-Davisville CU 02871 - The People's CU Beranbaum, Irving ; Beranbaum, Sylvia, 2.14 1374 Smith St., No. Prov., RI - F leet Nat'I RI- Valley Resources, lnc. Austin, Wm H, USS l!: McDonnell, FPO New Ga llatin St., Prov., RI 02907- Old Stone Bank Anderson, Rober ; Anderson, Marge, J/T, 25 Yo rk. NY 09501 - The People's CU Barkley, Donald 0 ., Jr.-Fleet Nat'I Bank Orso Dr., Westerly, RI- State of Califor Bar\ik, Richard P .. 419 Highland Ave ., Bank Grant, Alexander L., P .O. Box 109, North E. Berard & Sons, 260 Logee St., Woonsocket, nia, SFO Liquidating Tr. Authelet, Charles H., Jr., Estate of Executor Cumberland. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Kingstown, RI 02852- Ganot Corp. or Admin., 187 Knollwood Ave, Cranston. RI 02895- Va lley Resources, Inc . Alexander, Hope P., 35 Washington St., Anderson, Shirley, Wood Hill Road, Narr., RI Barnert, Sandra, 71 Rugby St., Apl. , 30. 02882- Teleohone CR of RI RI 02910- Gen Elec Co Prov., RI- Old Stone Bank Berard, George, 8.1 Temple St., Woonsocket. Newport, RI 02840--RlHT Nat'I Bank Authelet, Charles H., Jr., Est. of ; Executor or RI- Valley Resources. Inc . Alexandre, Henry J ., c/o W.H. Coleman, 2133 Barnes, Grace M., 22 Morris St., Warwick. RI Anderton, Cheryl; Anderton Donald H., 131 Ad.min ., 187 Knollwood Ave., Cranston, 02889--Old Stone Bank Bercen Chemical Co., 285 Valley St., Pro,•., Diamond Hill Rd., Cumberland, Oak Street, Providence, RI 0291 5-Fleel RI 02910-General Electric Co. HI 02908- Prov. Gas Co. RI- Fleet Nat'l Bank Barney, Charles H., 117 Mt. View Ave., No. Nat'! Bank Kingstown, RI 02852- Rockwell Interna,. Bercen Chemical Co., 285 Va lley St., Prov , AUorque, Reynaldo, USS Mobile, FPO San Andrade, Diane. Address Unknown- E . Prov. lional Corp. RI 02908- Prov Gas Cr. . Franclsco, CA- 11'1e People's CU Teachers CU 2 Bergen, Mary J ., 5 Anchorage Way, Barr Bloomberg, Albert, 128Oriole Ave ., Pawl., RI Bradner, Louise D.R. , c/o William M. Brown, Denise M.-1-'eoples Savings Bank Buttonwoods Bakery, 995 Oaklawn Ave., ington, RI 02806- Crum & Forster 02860--ValJey Resources, Inc. Bradner, Jr., 21 Donellan Rd ., Scarsdale, Brown, Edith E .. 214 Ohio Ave., Prov., RI Cranston, RI 02920-Prov Gas Co Berger, Louis- City of Warwick Bloomberg, Sheldon, 32 Paris St., Pawt., RI NY 10583-Prov Gas Co 02905- Old Stone Bank Buttrick, Myna D., c/o James T. Buttrick Bergeron, Armand, 521 Cottage St., Pawt., RI 02860--Valley Resources, Inc. Bradt, Theodore, USS Springfield, FPO New Brown, Elizabeth A.; Brown, Richad E., 261 Cons .. Harbor View Conanicus Ave., 02861 - Valley Resources, Inc. Bloomberg, Sheldon, 19 Summer St., Pawl., York, NY 09501- The People's CU Bryant St., Cumberland, RI 02864-Old Jamestown. RI 02835-Unites States Steel Bergeur, John, Chaplains Office··NAS, RI- Valley Resources, lnc. Brady, Marie, 374 Carrington Ave., Woon Stone Bank Corp. Patuxent River, MD 20670- The People's Blythe, Fraser M. & Blythe, Elizabeth A. j/ t, socket. RI 02895-Valley Resources, Inc. Brown, Frances M.. 13 Main St., Harrisville, Byers. Wayne S., Wennebeck, Emily M., 1072 cu 302 Kenyoh Ave., East Greenwich, RI Brady, Marie, 374 Carrington Ave., Woon· RI 02830--Mobi.l Corp. Buttonwoods Ave., Warwick , RI Bergin, Kathryn R., 5 Cathedral Sq . Apt. 302, 02818--AT & T socket, RI- Valley Resources. lnc. Brown, Frank L., SER Craft USNB, Newport, 02886--0ld Stone Bank Prov., RI 02903- Mobil Corp. Bock , Robert J ., T1 Rogers Ln ., Middletown, Brady, Patrick, 101 Belvidere Blvd, No. RI 02840- The People's CU Byrne. James F .: Byrne, Marion E.. 11 Berkshire Aparel, 99 Middlesex St ., Malden, RI 02840--The People's CU Prov .. RI 02908-0ld Stone Bank Brown, Gilbert- The People's CU Lafayette Road , Barr. . R I MA 02148- Valley Resources, Inc. Bodnar, Paul J ., 3919 Bart St., Porstmouth, Brady, Paul, 306 Walcott St., Pawt.. Brown, Irene E.; Brouseau, Sandra E., mnr. 02806- Telephone CU of RI Berman, Max & Berman, Sara GDN, Ber· VA 23705--The People's CU RI- Valley Resources, Inc. 55 Warwick Rd. , Pawt. , RI Byron, Theresa R., 1228 Narragansett Blvd., man, David, 1206 Middle Rd., Port Bograd, Morris ; Efros, Fred, j/ t, 9 Parkis Braga, Joseph L,- First Bk & Trust 02861 - Citizens Savings Bank Cranston, RI 02905- RIHT Nat'I Bank smouth, RI 02871- AT & T Ave., Prov .. RI - State of Mas.s. NE Elec. Braley, Karl L., USS Ya rnell, FPO New York, Brown, Jack C.- The People"s CU Bernard, Delphis, 49 Railroad Ave., Warren, Systems NY 09501- The People's CU Brown, Kenneth- People's Sa vings Bank. C RI 02885--Bristol Credit Union Bohdan, Hanushevsky- Woons. Inst Savs Branca, Elisha A .. Branca, Dennis A., Bran· Browning , Thomas 8 ., or Ann Anderson, 41 Bernarding, William, 339 East Ave ., Pawl., Boislard, Jean, 79 Magill St., Pawt., RI ca. Anna, Cranston.RI 02920-0ld Stone Auburn St .. Cranston, RI- Fleet Nat'! RI- Va lley Resources, Inc. 02860--Valley Resources. Inc. Bank Bank C.I.R. Enter prises. 1478 Atwood Ave .. Bernasconi, Ezio J ., 416 River Ave., Prov., Boldt, Kathryn & Boldt, Gary L., j/ t, 33 Ka y Branch, Dennis or Anna Branch Co.,- TR. for Bruett, Gregory J ., Cedar Hill Road, Johnston, RI- Fleet Nat'I Bank RI- Asarco Inc. St., NewJX)rt, RI 02840--Old Stone Bank Branch, Dennis. 54 Riverdale Terrace, W. Dover .MA 02030-Fleet Nat"! Bank Cabral. Charles Everett, Tr. Charles, Everett Bernier, George H., 5749 Main St.-Gulf Oil Bolin, Oscar, 79 Lenox Ave ., Prov., RI- St. Warwick, Rf 02983- Fleet Nat'! Bank Brunette, Eunice, 31 Chester St., Woonsocket, Cabral. Seaside Dr., Jamestown. Corp Joseph Hospital Branchaud, Norman L.. 200 Pond Hill Rd., RI 02895- Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Fleet Nat'l Bank Bernier, Mary, 95 Mulberry St. , Pawl., RI Bolotow, Ida 0 ., 365 Slater Ave .. Prov., RI Woonsocket, RI 02895--Valley Resources. Brunette, Frank. 269 Sayles Ave., Pawt., RI Cabral. Joseph, 40 Warrington St., Prov., 02860- Cities Service Co., 02906-Fleet Financial Grp Inc. 02860-Valley Resou rces, Inc. RI- Fleet Nal'I Bank Bernier, N., 71 Courtland St. , Prov., RI Bolvin Homes. Inc., 171 Broadway, Prov., Branco, A. Bkkg. RIHTNB. Box 1558. Prov., Brunson, Jennifer-Old Stone Bank Cabral. Joseph, 52 Merrick St., Pawt., 02909--General Dynamics/EB Div . RI- Fleet Nat'I Bank RI 02901 - RIHT Nat'! Bank Brush, Barbara A., Tunmore Rd ., Green RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Bernon, Elinor G., Bernon, Paul, 103 Glen Bonanza Bus- RIHT Nat'I Bank Brand, Abel L. Hillside Farms. MiddJetown. ville.RI 02828-People"s Savings Bank Cabral's Market, 11 Thompson Ave., Bristol, Rd ., Woonsocket, RI 02895--Old Stone Bond, Robert H., Bond, Sarah E., 36 Bowden PA 17057- A 1' Cross Co. Bruzese. Sa lvatore, 162 Devonshire St., Prov., RI 02809--Old Stone Bank Bank Avenue, Barrington, RI 02806-Qld Col· Brands Mart, lnc.-Citizens Trust Co. RI- Fleet Nal'l Bank Cabrera. Quirino N.. 51 Himes St ., No. Berryman, Wallis, 8 Aborn St.. Cranston, ony C0-0p Bank Brant, Lena, 181 Marshall Ave., Cumberland, Bryant College Clas.s of 1934- People's Sav· Kingstown, RI - Davisville CU RI- Fleet Na t'! Bk . Bonds, Keith, USS Detroit, FPO New York , RI 02864--Valley Resources, Inc. ings Bank Cadden, Owen F ,, Mrs .. 191 Robinson Ave .. Bertolini, Sa ntina, 6 Lakeview Ave .. Pawl., NY 09051 - The People's CU Brant, Lena , 181 Marshall Ave ., Cumberland, Bryant, Harry D. Tr. Margaret M. Williams. Pawt., RI- Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Bonneau, Willie, 786 Social St. , Woonsocket, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. 91 Meadow Rd ., Woons ocket. RI Cadieux, Wm . R. , 106 Dulude Ave., Woon· Bertozzi. Cath erine, 44 Waterman St. , RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Bratt, Alice P. & Pratt, David W. j/ t, 162 Lyn· 02895--State of Mass., Colonial Fed. Sav. socket. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Cumberland. RI 02864- Telephone CU of Booth, Craig A.-Old Colony Coop Bk . don Rd ., Cranston, RI 02905--A T & T Bryant. Walt H., 288 Broad St., Prov., RI Ca dy, Hope W., Jerry Brown Farms , RI Booth, Nan T., 15 Iron Dr., West Warwick, RI Brault, Omer, 12 Vireo St. , No. Prov., RI 02907- Davisville CU Wakefield, RI- Textron Inc. Bertrand, Joan L., n Rhode Is land Ave ., 02893-Celanese Corp. 02904--Valley Resources. Inc. Bryer, Catherine, Bryer, Raymond, 309 Spr Cady, John A., cust for Cady, Caroline, H., NewJX> rt, RI 02840--AT & T Booth. Robert F .. 247 Walnut Hill Rd., Woon· Brault. Omer, l2 Vireo St., No. Prov., ing St ., Newport, RI 02840-The People's U/ G/ M/A RI. 435 Red Chimney Dr., Wa r Bessette, Norman J .; Bessette. Norman Jr .. socket, RI 02895- Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. cu wick, RI 01886- Gen. Motors Corp. P.O. Box 4801 , Rumford, RI - Fleet Nat'I Borden, W.K. . 5451 F loral Circle, Columbus, Brayton. Christopher, 63 King St., East Bryson, Ga ry W., 56 Hickory Dr., No. Cady, R.E., 565 Lakeshore Dr., Warwick, RI Bank OH 43228-0utlet Broadcasting Div . Greenwich. RI- Prov Gas Co Kingston, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. 02889--General Dynamics/ EB Div. Sestoso, Nina C.-City of NewJX)rt Bordentown Municipal Court, Municipal Brazao, Maria Ermelinda , 108 Warren Ave., Buckels, J .C. Jr .. New JX>rl Naval Station, Cagney's Pub, 1616 Elmwood Ave .. Cranston, Beteneurt, Hernanco, 140 Lincoln Ave., Cen· Drive, Bordentown . NJ E. Prov., RI- Fleet Nat 'I Bk. Newport, RI- State of Ca lifornia, State S RI- Prov Gas Co tral Falls, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. 07033- Cumberland Farms Dairy Inc . Breault, Ann V., 75 East St., Harrisville, RI &L Cahill, Melanie 8 .; King , Nancy S.; C' dhil!, Bettencourt, Frank- Columbus Credit Union Borders, Richard B., 704 East 3rd St., Pana, 02830--Old Sto ne Bank Buckley. Walter J .. 65 Ca mden St .. Prov ., Paul K., n Meadow St .. Pawl., RI Bevilaqua, Charles A.. 81 Peach Orchard Rd ., 111 - Davisville CU Breaux. Michael- The People's CU RI - Fleet /\:at 'I Bank 02860- AT & T Burlington. MA- Davisville CU Borino, Tracey . 38 Lakeside Dr ive, Breggia. Edward, 'n Gillen Ave., No. Prov .. Budget Ca rpet. Inc ., 1830 Post Rd., Warwick, Ca in , Robert Younger, 3 State ST., Prov., Rt Bianco, John Jr., 234 Curry Rd .. Cranston, RI Smithfield, RI 02917- First Bk. & Trust RI 02904- Valley Resources. Inc. RI 02886- The Na rr. Electric Co. 02908- Old Stone Bank 02920- Uniroyal Inc. Boss, Leona Bride, Cons ., Smart, AJice A., 5 Breggia. Edward, T1 Gillen Ave., No. Prov .. Buffery, John F' .. 112 Page St.. Warwick, RI Ca lcagni, Edmund. 163 Irving Ave., Prov .. Bibas, Jean, 38 Deerfield Rd .. So. Attleboro, Rosewood Ave ., Edgewood, RI- Old 02904- Valley Resources, Inc. 0288&--Old Stone Bank RI- State of California. Beverly Enter MA- Valley Resources. Inc. Stone Bank Brehm, Ann . 49 Lyndon Ave .. Warwick. Builders Equipment Co.-City of Woonsocket prises Bibby, Lester , 883 Smithfi eld Ave., Lincoln, Bosworth. Albert L ., Exec. of Estate of RI- Greenwood CU Bulk . Anna J ., Box I , Middletown , RI Ca lise. Anthony. 99 Ansill Ave .. Warwick. RI RI 02865--Valley Resources, Inc. Bosworth. Evelyn M. . 44 Killdeer Rd., Brelis, Jane Emerson. 6 Valley St.. Bristol, 02840- AT & T 02886--Mobil Corp. Bibby, Lester T .. 235 Chapel St., Lincoln, Warwick, RI- Tesoro Petroleum Corp. RI 02809-American Express Co. Bulkeley, William M ., 86 Marborough St., NI. Calise, Carolyn- St. Joseph Hospital RI- Valley Resources. Inc. Botelho. Jesse J .. 2423 l\.tain Rd .. Tiverton, Brelsford, Howard P., 12 Sheffield Ave .. Boston, MA 0211 6--A T Cross Co. Calitri, Michele R., 122 Anoka Ave .. Barr Bickerstaff, Thomas, USS Barry. FPO New RI-State of Mass., First Bristol Cty Nat. Bristol, RI 02809-AT & T Bumpus, Charles ; Freitas. Barbara, 4 Ken ington, RI- Old Stone Bank York, NY 09501 - The People's CU Bottomley, Eleanor; Ernest C. Bottomley. 43 Brennan, B., Jr.;; 17 Hoyle Ave., Warwick, RI nedy Drive, Coventry, RI 02816- Old Col Camara, Sharon: Camara, Doris WROS , 123 Bickford, Robertine. 64 Constitution Ave., Farrar St., Cranston, RI 02920-A T & T 02888-General Dynamics/ EB Div . ony C0-0p Bank Wannomoisett Rd ., E . Pro,·., RI Bristol. RI- Old Stone Bank Bouchard, Marion L., 22 Tory Ln., East Brennan, Catherine J .; Brennan, Kathleen Bun, Chvoy - Old Stone Bk 0291 4-First Bk. & Trust Big G Store 21 , 70 Bacon St., Pawl., RI Greenwich, RI 02818- Central Vermont D .. 82 Whitmarsh St., Prov .. RI Bunce. Monica S., c/o Theodore F . Bunce, Cambio, Albert. 560 Mineral Spring Ave., 02860- Valley Resources. Inc. Pub Serv Corp. 02908--Old Stone Bank gdn. 9841 Strathmore Ct., Indianapolis, Pawt ., RI - Blackstone Valley Ele<-tric Big G Store 21 , 70 Bacon St., Pawl., Bouchard. Paul. 6 Highland Ave., Lincoln, RI Brennan, John A., 23 Woodward Ave., East IN 4623&-F leet Financial Grp. Co. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. 02865-Valley Resources, Inc. Prov., RI 02914-Talley Industries, Inc. Ca mbio, John, 37 Atwells Ave .. Johm;ton, The Big Wheels, c/ o Winifred Mo rrisey, 6.5 Bouchard, Paul, 6 Highland Ave ., Lincoln, RI Brennan. John L .. 12-12- W. Main Rd ., Mid· Bunch, William S.-City of Warwick RI - Old Stone Bank Eight St., East Prov., RI 02914- RIHT 02865-Valley Resourees. Inc. dJetown, RI 02840--Ta lley Industries, lnc. Bunting. Dennis, cust for Bunting, Bryce T., Cambio, Vincent. 30 Lavallery St., Warwick, Nat'\ Bank Boucher. Paul E ., 155 Oakley Rd., Woons .. RI Brennan. Thomas A., 404 Lida Pkwy., U/ G/ M/ A RI, 174 Beach St.. Wickford. RI RI- Fleet Nat'I Rank Biliouris, John, 141 Railroad St., Manville, RI 02895-Fleet Financial Grp Linderhurst, NY 11757- 0avisville CU 02879-ITT Corp. Cameron. Gene M., 25 Lauren Ave., Deer 02838--Valley Resources, Inc. Bourdreau. Eugene or Delores, 108 Hazel St., Clays, Judith, 854 Pontiac Ave., Cranston, Constantino, Joseph &: Constantino, Cardi, Clara F., 633 Budlong Rd., Cranston, Central Falls Mfg., 120 Chestnut St., Central Couege, Newbury Janice-Universal Optical Falls, RI-Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Pettaquamscutt CU Carmelina j/ t, 58 Alverson Ave., Prov .. Co . RI 02920--lMC Chemical Group, Inc. Clean-All Industrial Cleaners- People's Sav Cardillo, Theodore, 21 Haslam St., No. Prov., Central Falls Weightlifting Cl , 12 Dawley St., RI- Prov Gas Co Coughlin, James B., 820 Lafayette Rd., No. ings Bank Constantino, Manzan- Old Stone Bank Kingstown, RI 02852-Pettaquamscutt CU RI-Valley Resources, Inc. Coventry, RI 02816-0ld Stone Bank Cleary, Francis L., 4 Pilgrim Drive, No. Cardin, Wm P .; Robin Vale, Glocester, RI-N Central Vending Co., Central Falls, RI- Lig· Coogan, Carolyn M., Estate of c/ o Stone, 283 County of Rockland- RlHT Nat'I Bank Kingstown, RI- Greenwoo1 CU Courchesne, George, 350 Wood Ave., Woon E Tel & Tel Co. gett Group Nayatt Rd., Barrington, RI 02806-GEn Clement, Leo A., 587 Second Street, Fall Elect Co. socket, RI- Nat'! Credit Union Admin. Cardino, Ronald, 105 Tracy Dr., Fords, Cerel's Jewelers-RIHT Nat') Bank River, MA 02121 - Fleet Nat'! Bank NJ-Davisville CU Cereto, John N., Cereto, Lena, 110 Abbott Coogan. Mary Hayes, 47A Jackson Rd ., Cournoyer , Emile W. . 152 Church St., Woon Clemente, David, or Clemente, Albert J ., 33 Newport, RI 02840---ITT Corp. socket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Cardono, Norman R., l Humes St., Pawt., RI Avenue, Warwick, RI 02886-Fleet Nat'I Merle St., Warwick, RI 02889-People's Bank Cook , Barbara ; Cook , James King, U.S.S. Cournoyer, Leslie, 10 Spring St. , East Green 02860-Valley Resources, Inc. Savings Bank Taner (O DR834 ) , FPO New York , wich, RI- N E Tel & Tel Co. Cardosa, Maria- JED Industries (Barrows Cerullo, Joseph A., 84 Atwood St ., Prov., RI Clinton, Dennis M., 64n Mt. Hope Hwy., 02909-Narragansett Food Service, Inc. NY- Old Stone Ba nk Ind) Grand Ledge, MI - Davisville CU Cook, Christine; Cook , Natha niel. 66 Cour~k!t R~~~:lie~02Re~~~~~:.v;~~-Woon· Carello, Russel, 60 GreenviUe Ave., Johnston. Chabot Bertha; Walter J . Lavallee, 40 Wood· wa~d St., Cumberland, RI - Fleet Nat'! Clinton, Elizabeth; Phelan, Ruth, c/ o M. Pawcatuc k Ave., Pawcatuck , CT Courtemanche, P., 35 Ca rnation St., Woon RI-NE Tel & Tel Co. Hendel, 200 Main St. , Pawt., RI- People's 02891 - 0\d Stone Ba nk socket, RI 02895- Valley Resources, Inc. Carey, Tom W., 6 Red Cross Ave., Newport, Bank Savings Bank Cook , E. Pulver, P.O. Box 346, Jamestown, Courtney, Linda Ann, 22 Ruth St., Pawt., RI RI 02840-The Newport Nat'I Bank Chabot, Regina, Blackrock Rd., Coventry, RI Cloutier, Ernest J ., Branard, Jacqueline C., 02816-W.R. Grace & Co. RI- Textron Inc. 02861 - Fleet Nat'I Bk . Carleton, Anne T ., Terrybrook Rd., 363 Ledge Rd ., Seekonk, MA 02771 - Fleet Chace, Barbara B., 20 Locust Ln .. Bronxville, Cook , E. PUiver, 70 Conanicus Ave ., P .0 . Box Coutinho, Armindo, 151 Pond St ., Pawt., Rt Rehoboth, MA- Fleet Nat'! Bank Na t'! Bank 02860-Texas Instruments Inc. Carlino, Salvator, 16 AUantic Ave., No. Prov., NY- People's Savings Bank 346, Jamestown , RI 02835 - Atlantic Chadwick, Joseph, 31 Gardner Ave., W. War· Cochrell, Virginia, 161 Coggeshall . Newport, Richfield Co. Coutu, Donald J ., 9 Church St ., Blackstone, RI 02840-State of California, World S & L RI 02914-Valley Resources, lnc. Cook , James, USS R L Page, FPO New York , MA 01504- RlHT Nat'I Bank Carlomusto, Maria (TR. for ) Coway, Jamie Cha;~:fr~~~~tg~t~o~a~. Lake View Assoc. NY 09501 - The People's CU Town of Coventry- Old Stone Bank Lynn, 43 Bagley Avenue, Cranston, RI Dr., Chepachet, RI 02814---0ld Stone Bank Coe, Karl, Navy Exch Nade Colts, Neck, NJ Cook , RAyfield A., USS Little Rock , FPO New Cowell , Ca therine M., 904 Boston Neck Rd ., 02910-Fleet Nat'I Bank 07722- The People's CU York, NY 0950 1- The People's CU Narragansett, RI 02882- AT & T Chalifoux, Edward J ., 151 Illinois St., Central Coelho, Agostino, 17 Fletcher St., Central Carlow, A., Jr., 75 Maple Ave., W. Warwick, Falls, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Cook , Ruth D., RR2 Box 134, Hundred Acre Cox, Robert, 494 Min Spr Ave. Pawt., RI RI 02893-General Dynamics/ EB Div . Falls, Rt- Valley Resources, Inc. Pond Rd., W. Kingstown, RI 02892- Fleet 02860- Valley Resources, Inc. Champeau, Paula ; Champeau, Loretta, Vic Coelho, Mary Lou Mrs., P .O. Box 1589, Pawt., Caron, Annette R., 160 Great Rd ., Woon tory Highway, Mapleville, RI 02838- 0ld Financial Grp Cox , Rosella V., 5 Lois Ave., Prov., RI socket, RI 02.895- Valley Resources, Inc. Stone Bank RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Cook , Sharon A., 36 Third St., Newport, RI 02908- Celanese Corp. Coen , Cary J .. 220 Hosp Tr Bldg, Prov., RI Carpenter, Cha rles B., P .O. Box 93, Lewis St., Champlin, Mary E. or Camp, Robin or Camp, 02840-A T & T Crabtree, Alfred, 172 Avrada Court, San Charlestown, RI 02813- Pett.aquamscutt Rebecca L., 84 Maynard St., Pawt., RI 02903- Valley Resources, Inc. Coombs, Alice R. , 82 Royal Ave., Warwick, RI Ramon, CA 94583- Fleet Nat'! Bk . Coffrey, Jant: K. , 20 Kenyon Ave., Wakefield, cu 02860-0ld Colony Coop Bk . 02889-0ld Stone Bank Craig, Douglas E., USS Wm R Rush, FPO Carpenter, Jessie W., 138 Briggs St., Prov., RI- Textron Inc. Coombs, Lelia, 188 Benefit St .. Prov., RI New York, NY 09501 - The People's CU Champlin, Mary E . or Pickett, Marguerite, 84 Cohen, Barbara, Z70Gibbs Ave ., Newport, RI RI 02905-RIHT Nat'! Bank Maynard St., Pawl., RI 02860-Qld Colony 02906-State of Mass .. No . Easton Sav. Craig, Scott, 685 Wood Ave., Woonsocket, Carpenter, John H., 119 Benefit St., Prov., 02840-Howard Johnson Co. Bk. RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Coop Bk. Cohen, Lazarus ; Cohen, Abraham, 245 RI- NE Tel & Tel Co. Champlin. Mary E. or Pickett, Marguerite Cooney, James F., 274 Glenwood Ave., Pawt., Carpenter, Richard W., 349 Echo Valley Elmgrove Ave., Prov., RI 02906-RrHT Crandall, Alice, HArtunian, Albert, Palmer M., 84 Maynard St., Pawt., RI 02860, c/o RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Neck Rd., Westerly, RI- Old Stone Bank Lane, Newton Square, PA- Fleet Nat'! Nat'I Bank Cooper, Robert, Corr Center , Bldg 914 Staff Richard P. McMahon, 742 Howard Bldg., Cohen,. Peter J ., Cohen, Charlotte L., 43 Cranshaw, Paula G, Staples. James, Elm St., Bank Prov., RI 02903-0ld Colony Coop Bk . Personnel, Great Lakes, Ill 60088- The Carpio, Sofaror, 144 Blackstone St., Central Thackery St., PRov., RI 02907--0ld Stone People's CU Blackstone, MA OlSOI-Old Stone Bank Cha n. Keung Chung- People's Savings Bank Bank Cranston Calvert Parent Teachers Group, c/ o Falls, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. Chapdelaine, E.G., 55 Anderson Ave., Pawt., Coor , Lawrence, Box 321 , FPO New York, NY Carr, William, A., 19 Bullock St., Pawtucket, Cohlmeyer, Chris H., Cohlmeyer, Margaret Donna Lee Scott, 11 Kay Terrace, RI , F. Norman Otis-Treas., Lefebvre, 09525- Davisvi lle CU (QPCU) Newport, RI 02840-Newport County RI- RIHT Nat'I Bank K., 505 Newport Manor, Newport, RI Coracini. Jose Carlos, 7 Maplewood Or., E. Eugene 1'., 416 Hunt St., Central Falls, 02840-Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Trust Carrazza, Ca rmino, 20 Pallas St., Prov., RI RI- Old Stone Bank Greenwich, RI- Fleet Na t'I Bk . Crausman, W.I., 118 Main Road, Tiverton,RI 0290S- AT & T Smith l.nc. Coran, Mark S., 18 Lonesome Pine Rd ., Chaplin, William F .- Fleet Nat'I Bank Cohn, Milton, 76 Davis St., Apt 6, Prov., 02.878- Fleet Nat'! Bank Ca rriere, Leo, 162 Rutland St., Woonsocket, Chapman, Betty, 30 Chace St., Pawl., RI- J· Cumberland, RI 02864- Gen. Electric Co. Craven, Edith; Luftis, Jane, 9 Parker RI- Valley Resources, Inc. RI- Fleet Nat'I Bk . Coran, Mark S., 18 Lonesome Pine Rd., ED Industries (Barrows Ind.) Cokely, Christene C., Cokely, Beverly, J ., 176 St.- Valley Resources, Inc. Carriere, Leo, 162 Rutland St.. Woonsocket, Chapman, Marjorie-JED Industries Cumberland, RI 02864- General Electric Crawford Robert, USS McFox, FPO New RI 02985- Valley Resources, Inc. (Barrows Ind.) Namquid Or., Warwick, RI 02888- 0ld Co. Stone Bank York,' NY 09501 - The People's CU Carrioulo, Ralph E ., 1755 Great Hill Rd., Charbonneau, Leon 8 ., 118 Slater Pk. Ave., Corcoran, Marion F ., 31 Norton Ave., Creeden, J . Marion, Palm Beach Hotel, 235 Cokin Jeannette; Cokin, Peter & Jacob Good· North Guilford, Conn .- Fleet Na t'I Bank Cranston. RI 02915-AT & T Pawt., RI - Valley Resources, Inc. m~n. TR of the Residuary Trust Under Sunrise Ave. , Palm Beach, FL Carriuolo, Eugene: Carriuolo, Ralph E .. 6 Charette, Madeline J ., 20 Rebekah St., Cordoso, lvo, M., Cordoso. Maria, 112 Ga no 33480-People's Savings Bank RAwson St., E . Falmouth, MA Indenture of Hyman M. Kokin, 20 Street, Providence, RI 02906-0ld Colony Woonscket, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Waltham St., Pawt., RI 02860-W .R. Creegan, Lawrence A., 14 Circuit Dr., War· 02536-Fleet Nat'I Bank Chartier, Alice E ., Chartier, Louis J ., 28 West C0-0p Bk . wick, RI 02889-AT & T Grace & Co. Carroccia, Anna L.; Carroccia, Raymond C., Corenco Corp. 654 Min Spr Ave., Pawl., RI Creegan. Margaret M. & McNamara, Main Rd., Middletown, RI 02840-0ld Colan, John W., 36 Alice St. , Prov., RI- NE 90 Lookout Ave., Cranston, RI 029'l0-0ld Stone Bank 02860-Valley Resources, lnc. Eleanor J . j/ t, Raymond A. Creegan Jr. Stone Bank Tel & Tel Co. Coria, Kelly M. . Scully , Thomas, 383 Broad Adm ., 14 Circuit Or., Warwick, RI Chase, Robert J ., 37 Brighton St., Prov., Colasanti, Mary Jane, Miss. TR/ F ; Colasan· Carroll Jery, 1050 High ST., CUmberland, RI- Sears, Roebuck & Co. way, Prov., RI 02903-0ld Stone Bank 02889-AT & T RI- N E Tel & Tel Co. ti , Anthony R., 391 Maple Ave., Barr., RI Coriander, Peter: Coriander, Joanne, 30 Crews, Japheth, 18 Hammond St., Prov., Chase, Samuel H., 73½ Benefit St., Prov., 02806-0ld Colony Co--op Bk . Ca rroll, Lelia H., 6 Underwood St., Westboro, RI-Old Stone Bank Waever Ave., Newport, RI 02840-The RI- Ford Motor Credit Co. MA-Cumberland Farms Dairy Inc . Colby, Danny G., 3050 Olander Blvd., Ft. People's CU Criss Cadillac Co .. McGuinn, Robert E ., 123 Chastanet, David L., Bryant College, Box Pierce, FL-Davisville CU Ca rroll, Robert E., 654 Mt. Pleasant Ave., 1282, Smithfield, RI 02917- AT & T Cormier, Eugene, 49 Lockwood St., Cranston, Pocasset Ave., Prov., RI -State of Mass, Prov., RI 02908- AT & T Cole, Raymond ; Cole, Linda, FPO New York, RI-St. Joseph Hospital Durfee Attleboro Bk . Chateau Clare Company- City of Woonsocket NY 09501---0ld Stone Bank Carter, Alfred, 12 Payette St., E. Prov., Cheatski, Thomas S., Z765 State St.- Gulf Oil Corn Sweetners, Inc., P.O. Box 9520, New Criswell. Paul A., 9411 Oak St., Bellflower, RI- Fleet Nat 'I Bank Colella, Laura; Colella, Laura, 497 Hart~ord York , NY l()(Xl8- Cumberland Farms CA- Davisville CU Ave., Prov., RI 02909- People's Savmgs Carter, Doris T .. 11 Beacon Park Drive, Ch~~~~. Robert, Cheetham, Lois. 5064 E. Dairy, Inc. Croce, Robert, PU3 Angel Rd., Lincoln. RI Ri veside, RI 02915- Fleet Nat'! Bank Bank Cornelius, Margaret J .. Crossways-Ocean 02865- Valley Resources, Inc. Main Rd ., Portsmouth, RI-State of Coleman, Ann- People 's Savings Bank Carter, Leslie-Columbus Credit Union Idaho Ave., Newport, RI 02840-state of Ca lifor· Crockran, Gilbert, 610 Mt. Pleasant, Prov., Carter, Marion Faye, East Main Road, Little Coleman, John F . III , Rt. 6 Box 917, n.ia , OJAI Oil Co. RI 02908- Citizens Savings Bank Chenevert, Philip A., Chenevert, Gertrude I., Bessemer, AL 35020- Davisville CU Compton, RI 02837- Fleet Nat'I Bank 1116 Centerville Road, Warwick, RI Cornell, Dorothy, Seaside Dr., Jamestown, Crombie, David, 67 Samuel Ave., Pawt., Cartier, Richard. 10 Midway Ave., Pawl., (QPCU) RI- Fleet Nat'I Bank RI-Valley Resources, Inc. 02886-Fleet Nat'l Bank Coletti, Thomas, Coletti, Margaret, 52 Hazel Cornwell , Dennis W., 64 Bergen St., Prov., RI RI-Valley Resources, Inc. · Cherry, Charles G., 234 Groove Ave., War Crombie, Harold, 132 Japonica St., Pawt., Carvalho, David C. ; Carvalho, Sophia, 86 St., Prov., RI 02908- 0ld Stone Bank 02908- Greater Prov. Trust Co. RI - Valley Resources, Inc. wick, RI 02889-Greenwood CU Colette, Ernest, 103 Newton St., Pawt .. James Street, East Providence, RI Chester Benjamin C. Cust.: Chesler, Thomas Coro, Inc., Prov .. RI- Wm . Filene's Sons Co. Cromier, Albert, IO Breault Ave., Woon· 02914 - Fleet Nat'] Bank RI - Valley Resources, Inc. . Coro Inc., 167 Point St. , Prov., RI 02903- Prov socket, RI- Valley Resources, Inc. UNiF, 255 Main St., Pawt, RI - Liggett Collins, Clara or Connell. Edna G .. 38 Perkm Carvalho, Manuel J ., 37 Third Place, Group Gas Co Cronin, Glen G., 300 Main St. , Nor~boro, MA Brooklyn, NY-Pawl. Inst Savs St., Prov., RI -Old Colony Coop Bk . Corona, Vincent; Corona, Valerie C., 75 01532-Cumberland Farms Dairy, Inc. Chevalier, Melissa Ann ; Chevalier, Patricia, Collins, Daniel P.; Collins, Freida P ., Main Cary, J . Coen, 220 Hospital ~t. Prov., RI 25 Lydia Road, Coventry, RI 02816-0ld Lafayette Rd ., Warwick, RI 02889-0ld Cronin, Margaret J .: Cronin, John W., 225 St., Oakland, RI 028.58-Fleet Nat'! Bk . Grace St., Cranston, RI 02910-0ld Stone 02903- Valley Resources, Inc. Colony C0-0p Bank Stone Bank Casa Real- First Bk & Trust Collins, Harry ; Quigley, Claire J ., 89 Nelson Corp. Sophie C., 290 Thayer St ., Prov., RI Bank Chipless, George W., 15630 Leader, Taylor, St., Prov., RI 02908- RIHT Nat'l Bank Cronin, Sylvia-Columbus Credit Union Casci, Robert A. . Casci, Linda F .. HS-11, Ml 48180-The Outlet Co. 02906-Freeport-McMoR.a n Inc. FPO, New York, NY 09501-0ld Colony Collins, Helen, 20 Manchester St., Pawl., Corrays, Reve Ca ll istus, Address Crooke, Alice, 148 Pinecrest Dr., Woonsocket, Choong, Sin-Choo, 408A No. Main St. ~pt NI, RI-Old Stone Bank RI 02895- Valley Resources, Inc. Co--op Bank Prov., RI 02904-The Narr. Electric Co. Unknown-The Wash Tr. Co. Collins, Jeanne R. . 3210 Oliver St., N.W., Correa Daniel: Correa, Josephine A .• 18 Crosby. Curtis, 36 Old Carriage Rd., W. War Case, Peter; Doy, Murray M., 87 Hope _St., li2, Chorney, Selma; Chorney, Frieda, 295 Public Washington, DC- Fleet Nat'! Bank M~adowcrest Dr., Riverside, RI wick, RI- Fleet Nat'! Bank Prov RI 02906-The Narr. Electric Co. St., Prov .. RI 029;05-0ld Stone Bank Colliver, Gerald, US.S Sperry, FPO New 02915- RIHT Nat'I Bank Cross, Robert E ., 1 School St., S. Easton, MA Casey, J3~queline- City of Woonsocket Christ, Janet H. tlf; Christ, Janet C., 24 York NY 09501 - The People's CU Correai, Rita, 120 Wesleyan Ave., Prov., 02375-CUmberland Farms Dairy, Inc. Casey, Stephen E .. 4 Marne St., Johnston, RI Bowden Ave .. Barrington, RI 02806-Peo · Collura, Peter F .. 17 Cousins Rd ., Stamford, RI-Old Stone Bank Crosse, Ora tier O. . VS 24 , FPO New York, NY 02919-0ld Stone Bk. ple's SaV1ngs Bank Correiro, Manuel L., 100 Foundry St., Central 09501-Davisville CV (QPCU ) Caspar, George K., P .O. Box 3693, Cranston, CO 06903- Davisville CU I Elisa, Agata, 118 Jeffers St., Woonsocket, Fa ucher, Cyrias, 243 Rand St., Central Falls, Flegner, Al vin H. & Flegner, Carolyn E. J/T, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Frey, Marion L., 2153 S County Trail Rd ., Gea·ry, Barry, U'nl No. Farm Dr., Bristol, RI RI- Valley Resources, Inc. 11829 W Mill Rd ., Milwaukee, WI & Faulkner, Edward, Doris Stone, 'n Florence East Greenwich, RI OUl18- AT T 02809-The Narr. Electric Co. Ellery, Martin F ., 59 Ogden St., Prov.-Fleet 53225- Fleet Financial Grp. Fryman, Terry, 2171 No. 35th St., Decatur 11 - Nat'I Bank St.- ValJey Resources, Inc. Geary, Ca therine G., 19Drowne Pkwy., Rum Fawley, Bobby- The People's CU 1'~1e~t!o l~~:·ne9~a<;Uin Ave., Rumford,· 1- Davisville CU ' ford, RI 02916-Prov Gas Co Elliot, A.J ., M.D., 31 Grove Ave., Westerly, Fryzel , Rudolph F., Fryzel, Ruth E ., 5 Viking RI 02891-General Dynamics/ EB Div . Fay, Eileen F., Fay, Thomas F . MD, 3300 Fletcher, Charles E ., <10 5orgen Ct., Gebhardt, Steven R. , Tr., Melissa Young, 400 Gulf Shore Rd ., Naples, FL Rd ., Bristol, RI 02809-State of Mass Mineral Sp. Ave., Pawl., RI-State of Baltimore, MD 21220- Davisville CU New Bedford Inst. Savs. ·· Elli~h;g!~~~~~~':f::~ ~~~e, North 33940-Telephone CU of RI Walsh, Eileen or Barbara, Halliwell Dr., Welsh, J . - City of Warwick Wibberts, Wesley L., Wibberts, Dorothy, 4048 Wilson, Richard, 3 Hickory Ave., Middletown, X Slatersville, RI - Old Stone Bank Wells, Gertrude Knox, 123 Waterman St. , Main Rd., Tiverton, RI - State of Mass., RI - E . Prov. Teachers CU Walsh, Joseph C .. Campbell, Jayde Euan, 6 Prov., RI - Textron Inc. St. Elizabeths, F .R. Wingerter, Curtis, Wingerter, Carol , 230 Governor Brartford Dr. , Barrington, RI Wells, Jimmy, USS Koelsch, FPO New York, Wideman, Er.nest, USS Intrepid, FPO New Robert Gray Ave., Tiverton, RI 02878 - Xavier, Anna C., Xavier, Alfred F. GDN, 210 02806 - Old Stone Barut NY 09501 - The People's CU York, NY 09501 - Davisville CU (QPCU> The People's CU Pearl St., Prov., RI 029l1l - Old Stone Walsh, Katherine$., 32 Gifford Ave., Jersey Wesley. James C., Special Services, Newport, Wiersema, Alan J ., 640 Hillandale Or ., Mor \_Vingo, Terry, 50 William St., Newport, RI Bank City, NJ 07304 - Prov. Gas Co . RI - The People's CU rison, Ill. - DavisviUe CU 02840 - The People's CU Xifaras, George, 65 Hillcrest Ave., Pawt., RI Walsh, Kimberly Jean, Walsh, Jean lr., IO West, George R., 85 Nayatt Rd., Barrington, Wigby, Jon M. , 160 N. Main St. , Uxbridge, MA Wingren, Richard J . t/f, Wingren, Dawn M., 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. Whitwell Pl., Newport, RI 02840 - The RI 02806 - AT & T 01569 - Cumberland Farms Dairy, Inc. ben., 310 East Maxon Ln ., Streamwood, Ill. Xodac Corp., P .O. Box 903, Greenville, RI - People's CU West, Herman C., 10 Pond Ave. , Newport, RI Wigginton, Eugene, 119 Pumgansett ARI, 60103 - Citizens Saviruzs Bank Valley Resources, Inc. Walsh, Maurice & Margaret, 112 Sayles Ave., 02840 - Investors Syndicate of America Prov., RI 02908 - The Narr. Elec. Co. Xodac Corp., P .O. Box 903, Greenville, RI - Warwick, RI 02889 - Leesona Corp. Inc. Wightman, Harriet M., 105 Central Ave., Wingren, Richard J . t/ f, Wingren Denis M., Valley Resources, Inc . Walton, Spencer, 35 Forbes St., Riverside, RI West, Jeffrey Mark, 25 Wilson St. , Rumford, Pawl., RI 02860 - Champion International ben., 310 East Maxon Ln., Streamwood, lU y - Met. Life Ins. Co. RI 02916 - RIHT Na t'! Bank Corp. 60103 - Citizens Savings Bank Warburton, Frederick J ., Warburton, West, Maureen F ., 15 Simmons St., Newport, Wightman, Harriet M. & Wightman, Ruth M., Winn, Muriel J ., 182 Adelaide Ave ., Prov., RI RI 0284-0 - Telephone CU of RI 105 Central Ave., Pawt., RI 02860 - Cham· Elizabeth L., P .O. Box 88.S, Pawt., RI - - John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. Yan, Elsie, Chin. Mary. 160 Anthony St., East State or Mass., First Bristol Cty. Nat. West Side Cafe , 7'¥1 Dexter St., Central Falls, pion International Corp. Winograd, Dora, Winograd, Max, 435 RI - Valley Resources, Inc . Wightman, Ruth M., 105 Central Ave., Pawl., Prov., RJ 02914 - People's Savings Bank Warburton, Leo A. , Warburton, Kathleen M., Rochambeau Ave., Prov., RI 02906 - Old Yates, Michael L., P.O. Box 238, Clintwood, VA 119 Betsy William Dr., Edgewood, RI - West Side Realty Corp., 2783 W. Shore Rd., RI 02860 - Champion International Coro. Stone Bank Warwick, RI - Valley Resources, lnc. Wightman, Ruth. 105 Centra l Ave., Pawt., RI 24228 - Davisville CU (QPCU) People's Savings Bank Yatzeck, Robert A., 123 Prospect Hill St., Western Auto - AVCO Financial Services of 02860-Champion International Corp. Winograd, ;-:,eymore, 43 Slater Ave., Prov., RI Ward, Charles T., 730 E . Broughton St., Bain· Newport, RI 02840 - Oavisville CU bridge, GA - Davisville CU RI Inc. Wigington, Geneva J ., 68 Friendship St., 02906 - Old Stone Bank Westgate, John J ., 102 Wayland Ave., Prov., Newport, RI 02840 - AT & T CQPCUl Ward, Ruth, 86 Jefferson Ave. , Pawt., RI - Winson, Harrison, Saw Mill Rd .. No. Scituate, Yemma , Albert, Kingstown Rd., Nar RI - Prov. Gas Co. Wilber, F'rederick R., Wilber, Laura I., 200 W. RI ....:.. Met. Life Ins. Co. Valley Resources, inc. ragansett, RI 02882 - Pettaquamscutt CU Ware, Richard, Spring Rd ., Westboro, MA Weston, Julia, 230So. Main St., Prov., RI 02903 Welson Blvd., Hagerstown. MD 21740 - Winter, Kathleen M., 145 Robinson Ave ., - Stale of Minnesota, Dayton Hudson Citizens Savings Bank Pawl., RI 02861 - Fleet Nat'l Bk. Yoes, Gary R. , St. George's School, Mid 01581 - Cumberland Farms Dairy, Inc. dletown, RI 02840 - Old Stone Bank Ware, Richard C., 66 Kingswood Rd., No. Corp. Wilbur, Andrew, 253 Lafayette St .. Pawt .• RI Winters, John W., 8 Ledgewood Dr., Canton, Weston, Roger A., Weston Gaylord Day, RFD 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. MA 02021 - Cumberland Farms Dairy, Yoreo. Dorothy M., 105 Park Dr., Riverside, Kingstown, RI - Sears, Roebuck & Co. RI 02915 - Philip Morris Inc. Ware, Rose M. or Joseph, 115 Central Ave., ,n , Belgrade, ME 04917 - RIHT Nat'! Wilbur, Andrew, 253 Lafayette St., Pawt., RI Inc . Bank 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. York Lace Works, Inc., 48 Chestnut St., Prov., Pawt., RI 02860 - Credit Union Central RI 02903 - Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner Falls Wetherbee, Robert, Wetherbee, Phyllis - The Wilbur , Denise, 719 High St., Cumberland, RI ,finters. Rose, Foley, Rose - RIHT Nat"! People's CU - Valley Resources, Inc. Bank & Smith Inc. Ware, Suzanne, 17 Union St., Lincoln, RI 02865 Yorktown Electric & Supply, Inc., Newport - Valley Resources, Inc. Weymiller, Roger. Weymiller, Joan M., USS Wilbur, Joseph, 7 Vista Dr., Cumberland, RI - Wise, James B., 3107 Dow Or., Knoxville, TN Glover, FPO New York, NY 09501 - The Valley Resources, lnc. ':r1401 - The People's CU News - Westinghouse Electric Corp. Ware, Suzanne, 17 Union St. , Lincoln, RI 02865 Young, Andie C., USS Cadmus, FPO New - Valley Resources, Inc. People's CU Wilburn, Ron - Citizens Trust Co. Wissler, Elizabeth M. - Prudential Life Ins. Whalen, Alice M., 24 Homewood Ave .. No. Wilcox, Ann M ., Fenner Hill Rd., Hope Valley. Co. of America York. NY 09501 - The People's CU Warner, Gregory, USS Dale, FPO New York, Young, 1\ndrew, 221 Hope St. , Howe Apt. 7, NY 09501 - The People's CU Prov., RI 02911 - Fleet Nat'I Bk. RI 02832 - Howard Johnson Co. Witham. David C .. Pole #8246 Ministerial Rd., Wilcox, May BelleA .. l8EuclidAve., Prov., RI So. Kingstown, RI - Textron Inc. Bristol, RI - Fleet Nat"! Bk . Warner, Sunny, 152 Irving Ave., P rov .. RI - Whaley, Janet C., Whaley, David Michael, 31 Young , Andrew I. - City of Woonsocket Random House , Inc. Lydia Dr., No. Kingstown, RI 02852 - 02906 - Asarco Inc. Withee. Richard, 17 Middle St., Topsham, ME Wilens, Lawrence M. - Credit Union Central - Prov. Tea~hers CU Young, Clara F . & Young, Harold G. j/ t, 25 Warwick Boat Sales, Inc., 138 Wharf Rd., War· RIHT Nat'l Ba nk Algonquin Rd., East Prov., RI 02916 - AT Wheaton, Mary Alice, Wheaton, Mary Ellen, Falls Wolf, Richard, 16 Spring Green Rd., Lincoln, wick, RI 02889 - Old Stone Bank &T Warwick Liquor Stores - Marquette CU 234 Narragansett Ave., Prov., RI 02907 - Wilkins, Richard L., l0DorranceSt., Prov., RI RI 02865 - Valley Resources, Inc. Old Stone Bank 02903 - People's Savings Bank Wolf, Richard, 16 Spring Green Rd ., Lincoln, Young. Emily C., Young, Louis E. Jr .. 16 Warwick Lumber & Supply Co., 2457 Post Rd., Peckham Ave., Newport, RI 02840 - The Warwick, RI 02886 - P rov. Gas Co. Wheeler, Addison Howard Jr., ':rT Tiogue Ave., Wilkins, S. Everett, 511 Angell St .. Prov., RI - RI 02865 - Valley Resources, Inc. West Warwick, RI 02893 - Atlantic RIHT Na t'I Bank Wolfert, Eugene, USS Koelsch, FPO New People's CU Washington Fire District - Old Colony Coop Young. Nancy B. Tr., Young, Jennifer M .. 39 Bk . Richfield Co. Willand, Russell I. , 45 Ashmont St .. Prov .. RI York, NY 09501 - The People's CU Wheeler, Irvin L. , 134 Atlantic Ave., Warwick, - F leet Na t'I Bk . Woljan. Dennis M., 83 Eastman St., Warwick, Luzon Ave., Prov., RI 02906 - Columbus Wasolewski, Lewis, c/o DiLorenzo Auto Sales, Nat'! Bk . 665 Plainfield St., Prov., RI - Prudential RI - Prov. Gas Co. Willey. Paul D. & Lorraine, 6393 Webb Dr., RI - State of California, Consolidated Wheeler, Marion L. or Wheeler, Evelyn M .• c/ o Flint, Ml 48506 - American Universal Ins. Liberty Young, Richard J ., Young, LeAnn R.. 5228 W. Life Ins. Co. of America Hillcrest Dr., Mequon, WI 53092 - Fleet Waterhouse, Richard Jr., 101 New London Calvert G. Gorton, 2700 Hospital Trust Co. Woloski, Glenn - Foodmaker, Inc. Towers, Prov., RI 02903 - Old Colony Coop William , Henry, 29 A St. , Gaspee - Met. Life Wong, Gloria, Wong, Mary S., 42 Maple St., Financial Grp. Ave., West Warwick, RI 02893 - Old Stone Young, William T. - Fleet Na !" I Bk . Bank Bk . .- Ins . Co. Prov., RI 02903 - People"s Savings Bank Waterman, Melissa L., Boucher, Doris A., 129 Whetamore, Lola, 50 Wadsworth Sr ., Prov., RI Williams, Albert, 659 Prairie Ave .. Prov., RI - Wong, James, 26 Ayrault St.. Newport, RI z Vaughn Ave., Warwick, RI 02886 - RIHT 02907 - Citizens Savings Bank Greenwood CU 02840 - AT & T Nat'! Bank Whewell, George A. & Whewell. Esther E. j/ t, Williams, Bertha, 64 Harrison St., Prov., RI - Wong. R. MD, 333 School St., Pawt., RI - The Watkins, Frank N. - The People's CU Box 295, Shore Rd., Westerly, RI 02891 - St. Joseph Hospitai • Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Zaleski, Joseph F., 3010 5th St., W. . Hibbing, · Wood , Edward R. Jr., Victory Highway. Watson, Genice. 93 Abbott St., Prov., RI 02906 AT& T Williams, Ca rl Jr., 3799 Fellwood Pl., College MN - Davisville CU Coventry, RI - Met. Prop. & Liab. Ins. Co. - People's Savings Bank Whewell, Harry E ., 8 Maiden Ln ., Pawl., RI Park, GA 30337 - The People's CU Zalmore, Cha rles. 36 Parker St., Central Falls, Watson, Pearl S.A ., 290 ½ Friendship St., 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. Williams, Charles W., Williams, Portia, 99 Wood, Henry, 68 Union St., Bristol, RI - RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Prov., RI 02903 - Old Stone Bank Whewell. Harry E., 8 Maiden Ln., Pawt., RI Eton Ave., Conimicut, RI 02889 - Fleet Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. Zannini, Carol. 24 Laban St., Prov., RI 02909 - Watt, William H., 11 Woodhaven Dr., 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. Nat'! Bank Old Stone Bank Whipple, H.W., P .O. Box 7, Kenyon, RI - Fleet Williams, 0 ., Division St. , East Greenwich, RI Wood, Janet - Allendale Mutual Ins. Co . Cumberland, RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Wood, Joseph P ., 12 Van Buren St., Fulton, NY Zannini, Gaetano, 155 Circuit Or., Riverside, Wayss. Patricia, 59 Lloyd Ave., Warwick, RI Nat'! Bk. 02818 - General Dynamics/ EB Div. RI - Fleet Nat'! Bk . Whipple, Louise B., 14 Whipple St., Pawt., RI Williams, Earnest, USS Basilone, FPO New 13069 - The People's CU 02886- Nat'I CU Admin. Wood, Phyllis G. , 7 Caswell Ave ., Newport, RI Zanzot. Douglas H., Zanzot, Diana M., 107 Em Weasel, Harr}', P .O. Boi274, RunnirigS!)rings, 02860 - Valley Resources, Inc. York, NY 09501 - The People's CU manuel Dr., Portsmouth, RI 02871 - Mer Williams, Elizabeth J ., Williams, Edgar Louis, 02840 - Wm . Filene's Sons Co. CA - Davisville CU Whitaker, Thomas H., Whitaker, Mary B.G., Woodard, Robert, 251 Clarendon St., Cranston, rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. P .O. Box 533, Clover, S. Carolina 29'710 - Benef. - Smithfield Probate Court Weaver, Gary, USS Puget SD, FPO New York, RI - Met. Prop. & Liab. Ins. Co . Zarchen, Oscar, Zarchen, Harriette E ., 131 NY 09501 - The People's CU Old Colony Coop Bk. Williams, Frank. 521 Plainfield St. , Prov., RI Sumter St., Prov., RI 02907 - Old Stone 02909 - Met. Life Ins . Co. Wooddell, Frances L., Weeden, Patricia J ., 32 Weaver, Michael J . - Woons. inst. Savs. Whitbread, 0 . - Prudential Life Ins. Co. of South Rd., Kingston, RI - Fleet Nat'! Bk. Bank America Williams, Frank A., Est. of - Cranston Pro Zeiger, Nettie, 130 Dayton St., Newark, NJ bate Court Woodland, Maureen R., LeRoy Ave., Newport, We~~~r::n~~. ~~~~~~ , R~h=t~ ~-i~ White, Abbie, 31 School St., Prov., RI - Met. RI 02840 - Ford Motor Credit Co. 07 114 - Prov. Gas Co. Nat'I Bank Life Ins. Co. Williams, Galen A., Rt. 101 Brentwood, RFD, Woodward, R.J., rrvin Brook Ln., Coventry, Zeller, Larry R. - The People's CU Webster, H. Macy, Box 147 , Saunderstown, RI White, Elizabeth, Gdn, John Richards White, 3 Epping, NH 03042 - The People's CU RI - Chrysler Credit Corp. Zen Auto Sales, 268 Mendon Rd., Cumberland, 02874-AT&T Barnes St., Prov., RI - Fl~t Nat'l Bk . Williams, George, 43 Lenox St., Prov., RI - Woodworth, Alfred Jr., USS Barry, FPO New RI - Valley Resources, Inc. Webster, J ., 29 Youngs Ave., West Warwick, White, Herber!, 15 Rosedale St., Midclletown, So . Prov. Fed. CU York, NY 09501 - The People's CU Ziegler, Edward H. IV, Ziegler, Edward H. 111, RI 02893 - General Dynamics/ EB Div. RI 02840 - Fleet Nat'! Bk. Williams, George W. . 8 Moses Brown St., Woolf, Sylvia L., 134 Freeman Pkwy., Prov., 23 Exeter St., Prov., RI 02906 - People's Webster, Raymond, Anchorage, AK - Prov. White, Indiana, Executrix of the Estate of Prov., RI 02906 - Cameron Brown Invest RI - State of California, Lucky Stores Savings Bank Wash. lns. Group Sarah Tyson Jordan, 156 Monmouth St., ment Group Wooten, William H - The People's CU Zimbro, Laura, Zimbro, Ronald. 91 Garfield A Week of Sundaes, 1101 Elmwood Ave., Prov., Newark, NJ 07108 - Prov. Gas Co. Williams, George W., 8 Moses Brown St. , Worcester St. College - Old Stone Bank St., Central Falls, RI 02863- RIHT RI 02907 - The Narr. Electric Co. White, James, USS Arodus, FPO New York, Prov., RI 02906 - IBM Zimmerman, Neil C., 80 Ferncliffe Rd., NY 09501 - The People's CU Workman, Maureen T.; Workman, William Weekes, Edith I. Mrs., Dieroff, John W., 3300 Williams, Howard - Aetna Casualty & Surety F ., 15 Kirkbrae Dr., Lincoln. RI Seekonk, MA - Fleet Nat'I Bk. NE 16th Place, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 33305 White, Janet, 22B Ludlow Rd., Middletown, RI Co. Zimmerman Serv. Co. Inc., 702 Elmwood Ave., 02840 - Colonial Penn Ins. Co. 02865-0ld Stone Bank - Old Colony Coop Bk. Worley, Edgar C., RD #4, Hallovenn, PA 17331 Prov., RI - N.E. Tel. & Tel. Co. Weekes, Edith I. Mrs. or Oieroff, Mark B., While, Leo J ., 107 Riverside St., Portsmouth, Williams, Lyman J ., 242 Blackstone Blvd., Zimmerman, William, 13 Ayrault St., RJ - State of Mass., Fall River Tr. Prov., RI 02905 - Old Stone Bank • -DavisvilleCU 3301 NE 16th Court, Ft. Lauderdale Fla. Worth, Charles T., 67 Coburn St., Warwick, RI Newport, Rl--o2840 - The People's CU 3;3305- Old Colony Coop Bank Whitehouse, P ., 285 Bonnett Point Rd., Nar Williams, Robert, Address Unknown - Zink, Barbara, 5 Berkerly Terr., Newport, RI ragansett, RI 02984 - General Telephone CU of RI O'l886- RI Fed S/ L Weiner. Barbara S., Weiner, Robert A., 9 Wright, Helen T, RD , Foster Center, RI - AT 02840 - Fleet Nat'I Bk . Mount Ave., Prov., RI 02906 - People's Dynamics/EB Div. Williams, Robert, 78 America St., Prov., RI - Zinnah, E.K. - Rau Fastener Whiteside, Clifford W., 90 Dale Ave., Cranston, Met. Prop. & Liab. Ins. Co. &T Savings Bank Wright, Hope E ., Wright, Eugene A., 29 Squan Zinno, Richard J . - Marquette CU Weiner, Jerome M., Weiner, Barbara S., 9 RI - Pettaquamscutt CU Williams, Stuart, 818 Jackson St., Easton, PA Zira, Samuel A., 1345 Westminster St., Prov., :a~Dr., Warwic~, RI 02888- RIHT Nat'! Mount Ave., Prov., RI 02906 - People's Whitin, R.C., Little Compton, RI - Textron 18042 - Oavisville CU (QPCU) RI 02909 - Cities Service Co. Williams, Susan, Grist Mill Apt. 35, 126 Savings Bank Inc. Wright, Mary or Stephen, c/ o Lloyd W. Zoglio, Romalo A., 18 Celia St., Prov., RI - Weiner, Robert Alan, Weiner, Barbara S., 133 Whitin, Susan S., Little Compton, RI-AT & T Tollgate Rd., Warwick, RI 02886 - Old Textron Inc. Whiting, A.J . & Herb Noble - Fleet Nat'l Bk. Stone Bank Howard, 103 Dartmouth St., Lynn, MA Cole Ave., Prov., RI - People's Savings 01914 - Old Colony Coop Bk . Zonfrillo, William V. Jr., 39 Carver St., Pawt., Whitman, Thomas, 525 Bernon St., Woon- Williams. Thomas A. - The Peoole's CU & Bank Wright, Nancy J ., 80 Memorial Dr., Williman RI 02860 - AT T Weinstein, Ira, c/o IOS of Canada, CIL House, socket, RI - Met. Life Ins. Co. Williamson, Virginia A., '¥/ Alfred Drowne Zucchero, Barbara F., cust. for Zucchero, Wholly Mackerel Inc., 30 Bowens Wharf, Rd., W. Barrington, RI 02806-AT & T tic, CT 06226 - Fleet Nat'l Bk. 630 Dorchester Blvd., Montreal 2, Quebec, Wright, William J .. Broad Rock Rd .. Lauren Sue, a min. undr PL 1955 CH 139, Canada - Old Stone Bank Newport, RI 0284-0 - Prov. Gas Co. Wilson, Ethel C. - Prudential Life Ins. Co. of Laws of NJ, 380 Morris Ave., Prov .. RI Welch, Daniel, RD #2, Morgan Rd., Hollywood, Whyte, liOOrge, 53 Lockwood St., Prov., RI America Peacedale, RI 02883- Pettaquamscutt CU 02906 - ITT Corp. MD 20636 - Davis-ville CU (QPCU l 02903 - Old Stone Bank Wilson, James 0 ., 6821 Della River Rd., Lans- Wroblewski, Patricia, No. Attleboro Rd., Zucchero, Barbara F . cust. for Zucchero, Lyn Welch, Marcella M., Welch, Mary Jane, 54 Wibberly, William, c/o Alfred Ballesgien, 2907 ing, MI - Oavisville CU -. Cumberland, RI - E . Prov. Teachers CU Carol, a min. undr PL 1955 CH 139, Laws of Helen Ave., Warwick, RI 02886 - Colum Post Rd., Warwick, RI 02886 - State of Wilson, Raymond C., 151 Atlantic Ave., Prov., Wycoff, Larry B., USS Cascade, FPO New NJ, 380MorrisAve., Prov., RI 02906- ITT bus Nat'! Bk. Mass., N.E . Elec. Systems RI - So. Prov. Fed. CU York, NY 09501 - The People's CU Corp. 15 .. If your name was not listed, you still may have money coming. Each year millions of dollars in added to it or you have taken no ac r------dormant · or lost accounts go tion such as notifying the financial lNQUIRY FORM 1 unclaimed - money that citizens institution regarding it, it is YES!. .. Tell me if I have any unclaimed accounts. l of this state had forgotten. presumed abandoned after ten I The State of Rhode Island is try years. In other words, if you have ing to return these funds to the shown no account activity or Name -----:------1 rightful owners. We may have shown no interest in the account Address I money which is yours. There are for ten years, the institution City/State ______Zip____ , presumes it to be abandoned. unclaimed bank accounts, checks, Phone stocks, bonds, securities and the At this point the state is notified ------1 like, lying in accounts and safety and makes one last effort to find I the owner or a relative. deposit boxes in nearly every com AN0... Here's my former address where I lived when I opened the ac-1 If this fails, the institution turns munity in Rhode Island, and these count. financial institutions don't know the money over to the State of where you are. Rhode Island, Office of the General Treasurer. The state then Chances are you started a sav Name ings account for your child or · acts as custodian of that money Address grandchild many years ago when which was presumed abandoned, they were young, infants perhaps. but the situation doesn't have to City/State ______Zip, _____ You probably added to it faithfully end at that point! If you can prove every week or month for a year; ownership you may at any time ALSO ... Please check for this relative of mine. began to skip a week every now reclaim your money. and then by the second or third The quickest and easiest way to recover money you may have year you dropped it and it was Name forgotten. It happens every day. forgotten is for you to sit down and Address Sometimes a person dies leaving search your memory. Ask your hus an account their relatives know band or wife, son or daughter if you City/State ______Zip____ _ started an account for them and nothing about. The State of Rhode Island never forgot all about it. Check with (Former address where he/she lived when account was opened) assumes ownership of your other relatives too. money. Rather, it is held in Maybe in the rush you moved to ------~ perpetual custody. The state may another town and forgot about a be 'holding money which belongs savings account. Impossible? Anthony J. Solomon, to you. Our records show it happens Bri fly, here is the law regarding more often than you would im General Treasurer 1 agine. unclai~ ed money and how you We will check our records for Unclaimed Propert1, Division may recover it: When a financial institution any unclaimed accounts we have Office of the General Treasuer holds your money in an account, listed under the name(s) you send. P.O. Box 9503 and you have neither withdrawn or Simply fill out the inquiry form and mail to: Providence, RI 02940 Questions frequently asked regarding unclaimed accounts . . . General Treasurer Anthony Solomon Q. WHAT IS UNCLAIMED PROPER A. No. Other kinds of accounts have publishes the owner's name; has had these laws amended to moder TY? shorter periods. Safe deposit boxes, If these are unsuccessful, then the A. Any financial asset that has had no ac nize the process to be able to recover for example, are declared abandoned money is remitted to the state. tivity by its owner for an extended and return more funds to the people of five years after the last date of contact. period of time. This includes savings Rhode Island. Five years after the last rent payment, Q . IF THE OWNERS CAN'T BE FOUND, accounts, checking accounts, unpaid bank officers open the box, inventory DOESN'T THAT MEAN THEY LOSE wages or commissions, stocks, 0 . WHY DOES THE STATE HAVE TO GET the contents, and then report the con THEIR MONEY? underlying shares, uncashed INVOLVED? tents of the box as unclaimed. The five A. No. Rhode Island is a custodial state. dividends, customer deposits or over A. Sending the assets to the State means _ year period also applies to insurance That means owners can always claim payments, certificates of deposit, that the owners or their heirs have a policies and to all other forms of their financial assets. There is no time credit balances, refunds, money single sOurce to check for unclaimed checks such as money orders that limit on claiming your money from the orders, paid up life insurance policies property - instead of trying to check have not been cashed, and refunds or state. In addition, Rhode Island is one and uncashed death benefit checks. with hundreds of banks, companies, credit balances from retail stores. The of the states that now pays interest if etc. shortest time period for an account to the property claimed was in an interest 0 . HOW DOES PROPERTY BECOME be considered " unclaimed and aban bearing account while in the posses 0 . HOW DOES A BANK OR CREDIT "UNCLAIMED"? doned" is in the case of utility com sion of the holder. UNION SAVINGS ACCOUNT BECOME A. In accordance with the Rhode Island pany refunds, or deposits which are "UNCLAIMED"? Unclaimed Property Act, property considered unclaimed after one year. Q. WHAT INSTITUTIONS ARE GOVERN· A. If there is no activity of any kind in the becomes "Unclaimed" when the owner ED BY THIS LAW? account for ten years, then the bank or cannot be contacted for the specified 0 . WHAT DOES THE STATE DO WITH A. Banks, savings and loan associations, credit union is required to report the dormancy period by the holder of that THIS MONEY? credit unions, insurance companies, account to the Treasurer a s utilities, business associations, public asset. A. This money is held forever for claims "unclaimed and abandoned." Banks by the owners or their heirs while it is bodies ... and any other person or in and credit unions define "activity" as stitution in possession of property sub 0 . WHY DOES RHODE ISLAND HAVE being invested for the benefit of all the deposits, withdrawals, or requests people of this state. ject to the act. SUCH A LAW? from customers to have interest earn A. To protect unclaimed property and ings credited to accounts. To prevent 0 . DOES THE STATE SIMPLY GO IN AND return it to Its owners or their heirs. Q. FURTHER QUESTIONS? an account from being considered TAKE THE MONEY? A. Please contact Anthony J . Solomon, " unc laimed and abandoned," you just Q. WHY DOES THE GENERAL A. No. Unclaimed property is sent to the General Treasurer, Unc laimed Property have to make a deposit or withdrawal, TREASURER HAVE AUTHORITY OVER state only after three things have taken Division, 100 Fountain Street, Fourth or have interest credited, once each UNCLAIMED ACCOUNTS? place: Floor, P.O. Box 9503, Providence, RI ten years. 02940 - Telepho ne 277-6505 or A. Nearly every state has laws governing 1. No activity in the account for 277-6506. unc laimed accounts. In Rhode Island, specified dormancy periods; 0. DO ALL ACCOUNTS BECOME 2. The holder attempts to contact the Chapter 21 of Title 33 of the General " UNCLAIMED AND ABANDONED" Laws requires the General Treasurer to owner; Al;TER TEN YEARS? 3. The Unclaimed Property Division receive these funds. In recent years,