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East v. West Softball Game to Benefit Labyrls
Rivalry between the east and west side wimmin will come to a fun-filled climax Saturday, August 4 at the first annual East/West softball confrontation held by Labyris, the wimmin's Coffeehouse. This event is a benefit to help Labryis get into a better facilty to meet the needs of the wirimin's community.
There will be one eastside team and one westside team. Anyone interested in playing should fill out the registration form below and return it with a $7.50 check or money order to:
Labyris
c/o Frann Washington 1633 Belmar Road
Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
There will be a trophy awarded to the winning team plus individual gifts for every player. Everyone will get a T-shirt with her name on it. Players will be chosen on a first come, first served basis with the first 20 registrants from each side of town forming the respective teams. Everyone registered will play. No more than 20 will be allowed on each team, including one player/coach.
We ask only that players he experienced and come to play with a friendly, sporting attitude. Players need not play on the team of their residence. We will
provide all the food you can eat and all the beer and pop you can drink.
And if you're not into softball... We said picnic and picnic it is. We'll offer other games, music, and mountains of food and oceans of pop and beer. The cost for the picnic and the game is $7.50. All children under 12 are welcome free. There will be lots of vegetarian dishes as well as ribs and other meats.
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You can obtain further information by visiting Labyris, located at 2420 S. Taylor. Fridays and Saturdays from 9 til midnight, or by contacting Brann at 321 0692.
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Cleveland Rape Crisis Center
3201 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, 391-3912
The Cleveland Rape Crisis Center will remain open. The Center received an extension from Cuyahoga County on the time limit to raise $11,000 in matching funds for a county contract totalling $37,000. Half the matching fund amount was due on July 1. The other half is due by December, 1979.
This is the first time that Cuyahoga County has awarded funds to women's groups. County Commissioner Ed Feighan was instrumental in working out the contract with the Center.
The Women's Growth Cooperative
Box 18087, Cleveland Hts., O. 44118, 321-8582
The Women's Growth Coop will not be maintaining regular office hours over the summer. However, we do pick up our messages every day, so please leave a message on the answering machine-we will return your call.
Individual counseling is available throughout the
summer.
In September, we will resume regular office hours and offer a full slate of groups and workshops.
New Members
We would like to announce that we have three new members of the Coop: Merrily Kaplan, Donna Placido, and Mickey Rosenshein. All three have extensive training and counseling experience with women. Welcome!
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Box 18175, Cleveland Hts., O. 44118, 321-1587
Oven's women-only party scheduled for July 21st will be held at 2965 Hampshire Road beginning at 10 p.m. Your $4.00 will help Oven ren! a sound system and hire DJ's so that there will be plenty of good music for dancing. Oven will also have on hand lots of food for munching and will provide beer, pop and juice for sale at low cost.
Although the Center is happy to have received the amount of community support that it has in response to the appeal for contributions of matching Funds, additional funds are needed to meet the December deadline and ensure the survival of the Center. Please send your contributions to:
The Cleveland Rape Crisis Center 3201 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44115
Education for Freedom
of Choice in Ohio
As Education for Freedom of Choice in Ohio (EFCO) approaches the end of its first year of work in the Cleveland pro-choice movement, it will be welcoming a new staff person and changing Executive Directors.
Mary Griesinger, the present Director, will resign her position in August to become a 'voluntary mother." Prior to working at EFCO, Mary was a law student and an intern at the ACLU, specializing in women's rights issues. While motherhood will mean a change of pace for her, Mary plans to continue her work as a pro-choice advocate through her position as a member of the Board of the Cleveland Abortion Rights Action League (CARAL). In addition, future plans include completion of work toward her law degree.
Chris Link will assume the position of Executive Director.
EFCO's new Associate Director is Susan Lipkin, formerly of Toledo. There Susan worked for two years at Toledo Medical Services that city's only outpatient abortion clinic. She has been active in the abortion rights movement through the statewide prochoice coalition, Freedom of Choice. Ohio (FOCO). She will be living in Cleveland Heights and looks forward to taking an active role in the work of Cleveland's feminist community. Susan's move to Cleveland and her new job with EFCO will expand the statewide pro-choice communications network and increase our power and strength in Cleveland.