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Sip & Flip

WomenSpace's Wednesday night get-together, affectionately named Sip & Flip, will still meet every Wednesday from 5-7pm. The location will now be 1258 Euclid Avenue, #200. Parking is available free on the Huron Mall or in nearby parking lots.

Sip & Flip provides space for women to talk and share in an informal, relaxed atmosphere. Beverages are provided. A donation is asked to help cover costs.

WomenSpace Legal Clinic: Housing

Housing will be the topic at the Saturday, June 18, 1977 legal clinic, sponsored by WomenSpace. This session is part of a series of workshops being offered to the public by WomenSpace and a group of legal specialists from the Cleveland area.

The past legal clinics have been most worthwhile and are a service of much valuable and legal information. Please be sure to mark June 18 on your calendar for the upcoming Legal Clinic. PLEASE NOTE: This months Legal Clinic will be held at the new location of the WomenSpace offices, 1258 Euclid Avenue, #200, from 2:00 to 4:00pm.

The speakers this month are David Hoehmen, Esq., and Lesley Brooks, Esq. Both speakers are attorneys in private practice, with experience in the area of housing.

The session will be moderated by Dr. Vilma Kohn, court administrator. Dr. Kohn is an attorney, and member of the WomenSpace Board. of Trustees. She is organizing the entire series.

A $1 donation is requested at the door. For more information, call WomenSpace at 696-3100 from 9am to 6pm, Monday through Friday.

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New Space

WomenSpace' new home includes a large meeting room (seats 75), a committee meeting room, and kitchen facilities that are now available for use. Details about arranging use of the space are currently being worked out. Call Jan or Nita at WomenSpace, 696-3100, to schedule rooms, or for any questions.

Women Space

invites you to share in the joy of opening our new home.

All

are

welcome to join with us in

refreshments and conversation. Tuesday, June 7th, 1977

3:00 to 8:00 p.m.

1258 clid Avenue, #200 Cleveland, Ohio 44115 (216) 696-3100

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At the WomenSpace Retreat the issue of money was decided upon as the major priority for Cleveland's women's organizations for the coming year. This was to include work on fundraising sources, education concerning money and a credit union.

A few of us have met several times since then about the credit union. We have come along far enough to know that it will not exist without help... a lot of help!

In order to start the credit union we need between 10 and 20 people to put in time over the next few months. This would include work on the following: 1.

Developing publicity and educational material

2. Seeking commitments for deposits from organizations, businesses and individuals

3. Developing and setting up the administrative aspects of the credit union.

Once this has been done and it is ready to run, we need:

1. A credit Committee this committee will review loan applications.

2. An auditing Committee This committee will review all credit union records monthly.

3. A publicity Committee. This committee will continuously alert the public to our purpose and our existence..

4. A Board of Directors The Board will set credit union policy. Ideally, they should represent a wide spectrum of women in the community.

Once the credit union is operating, the com. mitment of time should be no more than three hours per month for most people involved. How. ever, to put it in a position to begin operating will require people willing to attend approximately two meetings per month and spend some time on their own, as needed. Those who choose to work now need not necessarily commit themselves for the long term.

The credit union will not get started without the expenditure of a great deal of time and energy. you find some to spare for a few months, please let us know. Call Ann Epstein (991-3937) or Vivian Lugo-Berkman (932-9185 or 321-8537).

LMS

17 W. 17th St.

New York, N.Y. 10011

(212) 989-3555

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