WHAT'S HAPPENING

A FREE AFTERNOON CLINIC is being offered again this year, February through April, by the Free Clinic at 123rd and Euclid Ave. Physicians and Physicians-in-training will be available to provide women with personalized service for PAP tests, treatment of vaginal diseases and Infections, birth control, pregnancy testing, and other women's medical needs. To schedule an appointment, Interested women should call the Free Clinic at 721-4010 and ask for Sherry.

A WORKSHOP SERIES on HOW HUMAN SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS CAN BETTER MANAGE IN A CHANGING WORLD, co-sponsored by the WomenSpace Coalition in cooperation with the Federation for Community Planning will begin March 1. The workshops, which are designed for leaders of organizations concerned with developing organization and financial stability, will run 9:15 to 12:00 on Wednesday mornings, except the second workshop which will meet on Tuesday. Persons are encouraged to attend more than 1 session. The cost of $5.00 per session, $25.00 for six sessions, $35.00 for all nine sessions. Written materials will be guaranteed for all who register in advance of a session, but Individuals may pay at the door. It is requested that organizations limit themselves to three represen tatives. Scholarships have been made available for those with limited incomes.

The workshop schedule is as follows:

March 1 -Creating and Maintaining an Effective Organization March 7 -Solving Problems and Making Decisions

March 15 -The Proposal (researching foundations and writing proposals) March 22 -Reviewing Program Accomplishments

March 29 Sources of Private Funding

April 5-Sources of Government Support

April 12 Financial Management

April 19-Long-Range Planning

April 26-Increasing Volunteer Effectiveness

For further information, please contact Edith Blum at WomenSpace, 696-3100.

An updated version of the WOMEN'S SKILLS EXCHANGE (formerly the Women's Service Exchange) is in the early planning stages. It is a listing of Individual women, the skill offered and a contact phone number. All business negotiations are handled between the Individuals listed and those who need the skill. This listing acts simply as a source of information. This second editition is scheduled for publication in March.

If you would like to be listed in the Women's Skill Exchange, call Naoml at WomenSpace, 696-3100, and leave your name, brief description of your skill, and phone number. There is no charge.

CARNIVAL, the hit Broadway musical by Merrill and Stewart, will be presented by the Jewish Community Center Youth Department and Cultural Arts Department May 9, 11 and 12 (Thursday, Saturday and Sunday) In the Blanche R. Halle Theater of the Center, 3505 Mayfield Road. A cast of Junior and Senior High School and college students will be under the direction of Fred Sternfeld. The choreographer is Tama Soble, and the musical director is Marge Cramer,

"Carnival'' is the story of a young girl, Uli, who becomes enchanted with a carnival. There she meets Marco the Magnificent, a magician, and Paul Berthalet, a puppeteer, and becomes a pawn in the flerce rivalry between the two. The story takes place amid the excitement of a colorful circus company,

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of soup "Beautiful soup, so rich and green/ Waiting in a hot tureen!" (lyrics Lewis Carroll, music Betsy Reeves) while Patty, a newcomer to the bar, tried to figure out just what was going on in a bar that had a pool pool table but allowed no pool. playing. She was emphatically told by table pounding Susan "We want this to be a class, genteel joint." Patty was further. amazed to find that the bar had hired Melinda as the token straight woman. A gasping, coughing Melinda underwent an identity crisis after witnessing two women hugging. A woman counselor was called for and Barb answered the call, proving her credentials by displaying the large letter "C" on her tee shirt. All turned out well when Melinda announced that though she was still straight, she was not upset by women hugging.

The music of the evening was supplied by Pat Mayne who did several of her own songs and the Music Support Group (Sally, Christine, Betsy, June, with Dianne as interpreter). One of the songs the Music Support Group performed was Sally Pirtle's "Vampire Mama.' 'It started at the full moon, we were kissing once again/You thought it was a hickey but I was biting for a vein./You can give me all your kisses, you can gimme all

Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice, American Friends Service Committes, Clergy and Lalty Concerned, and the American Civil Liberties Union are sponsoring a FESTIVAL OF FILMS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE during February. On February 22, the films will be Free to be You and Me, Women of the World, and Miss, Mrs. or Ms. What's It All About. The program begins at 8:00 p.m. at the Peace House, 10916 Magnolia Drive (behind the Friends Meeting House). Admission is free. For further information, contact Peace House at 231-4245.

March Meeting: International Women's Day. Hear Barbara Janis, Elected Delegate to Houston Nat'l IWY Conference; Vice-Pres., WomenSpace: Vice-Pres., Ohio Coalition of Labor Union Women; Educ. Dir., Ohio-Ky Region, ILGWU. WOMEN'S RIGHTS -THE ATTACK FROM THE RIGHT. Friday, March 10, 8pm at the Lee Rd. Library, 2345 Lee Rd. (cor. of Dellwood) in Cleve. Hts.

A SPECIAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING SESSION will be held for members of WomenSpace on Saturday, March 18, all day. The leaders will be Mary Ann Huckabay, Iris Bishop and Karen Ouay of Bishop, Huckabay and Quay Associates. The workshop will have two central emphases:

1) The Individual as leader

-identifying the range of leadership skills

-exploring existing and potential styles of leadership for each participant 2) Organizational aspects of leadership

--how particular leadership styles enhance or limit the organization's effectiveness

--ways in which organizational structures Influence the kind of leadership possible

This session is a pilot program that may become a series if response is good. The fee is $25.00. Lunch is included. Full or partial scholarships are available.

THE 5TH ANNUAL CHAMPAGNE BUFFET in honor of Cuyahoga County elected women will be held February 25, 12:30-2:30 p.m., at Trinity Cathedral Hall, E. 22nd and Euclid Ave. Sponsored by the Cuyahoga Women's Political Caucus, the Buffet Lunch is open to the public but reservations are necessary. A special discussion program featuring State Representatives Virginia Aveni, Francine Panehal, and Donna Pope will precede the buffet, begining at 10:30 a.m. For more information and reservations call CWPC, 291-1713.

HOUSEHUSBANDS. If you know a man who has stayed home while his wife worked, because he chose to do so, who would like to share his story with others, please ask him to call Mary Horvath at 578-1000. Channel 5 is considering sharing these stories with their TV audience.

CLEVELAND WOMEN WORKING, a membership organization for women office workers, is in the process of compiling Its fifth Worlding Women's Buying Guide. The guide is being distributed as a service to women in the Cleveland area to use as a source to consider when shopping, dining and fulfilling cultural and recreational needs. It will be made up of advertisers sympathetic to women's needs and concerns. Thus the guide will be mutually beneficial.

A special section for women-owned business and organizations that specifically service women will be featured.

Prices range from $100 for a full page to $30 for a quarter page ad. There are also special Patron rates at $10.00 and a section for our Male Supporters (entitled "male centerfold").

If you know of any businesses which you feel should be in the guide, or if you wish to take out an ad yourself, please call CWW at 586-8511.

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The Music Support Group ended the evening with another of Sally's songs, "How Fine It Is." Inviting the audience to join in the chorus "How fine it is/ How fine it is/ How fine it is to be alive."

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