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C3 THE HARTFORD COURANT: Tueiday, October 2, 1984 WHY BUY IBM PCs, XTsor ATs The Barney School of Business and Public Administration of the University of Hartford Proudly Announces an Evening with The EUsworpi Visiting Fellows Henry Chauncey, President, New Haven Science Park Frank Hartford Science Park speaking on WE RENT! Renting is a cost effective way to meet peak periods; complete special projects, train employees, and CONSERVE CASH! Short Term, Long Term Programs! Multi-Unit Pricing Delivery Set-Up Pick Up Service Training Program Available CALL MATKA TODAY FOR A QUOTE "Hothouses for Entrepreneurs" Rental-Purchase Plans Available Kcfreshments will bo served Open to the public free of charge P.M. Wednesday, October 10, 1984 Room Gengras Student Union and Campus Center Reserve your seat by telephoning 243-4242 UMVETiSiTY OFHAR1TORD Wesi HaflfOfd Connecticut 061 7-0395 Corporate Offices Training Facility West Simsbury, CT 06092 IBM is a Registered trademark of International Business Machines, Inc. CALL COLLECT (203) 651-9396 Ira Mrodua Ira Ms. Editor To Address New Group The Greater Hartford Jewish Federation is forming a Business and Professional Women's Group, which will feature a talk by Ms. magazine editor Letty Cottin Pogrebin at its first meeting Oct.

29. The group is aimed at working women and is meant to help them keep in touch with volunteers in nonprofit organizations, said Marilyn Steinmetz, group chairwoman. "A lot of these people have gotten their start, their training in the volunteer sector, and they don't want to lose touch," she said. The new group is also designed to educate participants on various topics including current affairs and women's issues, and to help the Jewish federation's fund-raising efforts, Steinmetz said. Similar Jewish women's groups are being organized in major cities across the country, she noted.

The group, Steinmetz said, will allow women to "network" develr op contacts and share similar interests and problems. Invitations are being sent out to Jewish women in the greater Hartford region. Steinmetz hopes to recruit some 300 women, and although the group targets Jews, "anybody's welcome," she said. Meetings will be held about three times a year with guest, speakers or panel discussions at places to be announced. The Oct.

29 gathering will start at The Hartford Club, 46 Prospect Hartford, at 5:30 p.m. with a cash wine reception, followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. and Pogrebin's speech at p.m. The cost is $15. Pogrebin will talk on "Gender: Female, Religion: Jewish, Outlook: Feminist," addressing problems associated with being female, Jewish and a business woman.

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