About once a month Zilbershlag holds catering classes in her home in Hemed, a religious community in central Israel, drawing women from all over the country.
A recovery in retailing has been gathering strength for months, showing up first at the high end; now stores catering to every class of shopper are benefiting.
Faced with the prospect of a much wider theatregoing public, theatres became more specialized, catering to particular classes and their corresponding tastes.
Catering to middle-class families, he built a pier, a hotel and a bathhouse, adding a racetrack in 1879 after the completion of Ocean Parkway.
Old-guard restaurants with a casino aesthetic are giving way to more eclectic places catering for middle-class Tbiliseli, rather than wealthy foreigners.
After it was over, the public for comic publications was greatly enlarged; while the newly rich were standard butts for cartoonists catering to all classes, they were themselves buying comic weeklies.
Cofounded Circus Circus with William Pennington in 1968, first slot house catering to middle-class tourists.
The DGC was known for producing affordable, quality garments, catering to middle-class women until it was sold in 1956 (McMillen & Roberson 2002; O'Malley 2006).
Widowed, remarried; 2 children With partner William Bennett (see), took over gambling house Circus Circus in 1974, grew business by catering to middle-class tastes: slot machines, buffets.
The former meant catering to Midwest working-class tastes at working-class prices (the family watered down Bernhard Stroh's precious recipe, after hops and wheat shortages in World War II left Americans accustomed to weaker brews).
