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PEOPLE COME ALIVE AT

Crazy Rachel's

THE NEWEST GAY BAR IN LORAIN OPEN 62:30 Mon.Sat., 92:30 Sun. THURSDAY SPECIAL DRINK PRICES 539 BRODWAY, LORAIN (on Rt 57 south of Rt 6)

HIGH GEAR

June 1976

C.A.L.F.A.

WAUL

In deference to summer sun and fun

THE VAULTSC

1281 WEST NINTH PRESENTS

AFTER THE BEACH BUFFET DINNER

SUNDAYS 5 8pm ($3.00 including first drink.)

Open Daily From 10 am

(Saturday Noon... Sunday 1 pm)

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SAY HELLO TO SHARON, RACHEL, AND CHRIS AT THE

Market Pub

2401 Abbey Avenue

(Off Lorain just east of West 25th)

Now Open From 1 pm to 1 am

Mon. Through Sat.

GO GO

BOYS

9-1 FRI. & Sat. SAT.

Special beer "pitcher” night every Wednesday

across from Cleveland's historic West Side Market

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The Cleveland Area Lesbian Feminist Alliance is currently organizing two support groups, to be located on the Eastside and the other to be centered on the Westside. Both groups will meet about the middle of June. A group organized by black lesbians is already in existence and flourishing.

A softball game is scheduled to be held June 20 near the. pavillion at Edgewater Park. It promises to be great fun and all local women are welcome. Don't miss it!

C.A.L.F.A. is sponsoring an Openhouse at 8:00 P.M., June 21. The Openhouse will provide local women an opportunity to review C.A.L.F.A.'s accomplishments and goals as well as give them a chance to meet beautiful, level-headed people.

Volunteers are needed for the C.A.L.F.A. Phone! The phone is

an important source of information and help for area women and C.A.L.F.A. would welcome people who could assist in any capacity.

July 2-5 there will be a lesbian feminist conference in Bloomington, Indiana. For more information call 932-2669.

The C.A.L.F.A. Newsletter is available $3.00 per year. Anyone wishing to remain up to date on Cleveland area women's activities should subscribe.

OVEN

PRODUCTIONS

Oven Productions is planning several events for July. The first of these will be a performance by local feminist talent at a women's bar in Akron. Also in the developing stages are a benefit dance to be held here in Cleveland and a dance workshop. More information may be obtained by calling 3711697.

58% IN POLL SAY COURT WRONG ON GAYS

NEW YORK The National Gay Task Force, 80 Fifth Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. 10011, issued the following results of a poll taken by the New York Daily News, May 17, 1976. The poll was a random telephone sampling of 535 person, 18 or older in New York, northern New Jersey, and Westchester, Rockland, Nassau, and Suffolk counties.

The question: The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that a state may outlaw voluntary homosexual acts committed by adults in their own homes. Do you agree or disagree with this decision? The response:

Agree 18% Disagree 58%

Don't Know 24%

The question: Do you think

that homosexuals should be accepted in society and treated the same as anyone else? The replies: Yes 63%

No 21%

Don't Know 16%

Final question: Do you think that homosexuals are treated fairly in America todday? The response:

Yes 36%

No 38%

Don't know 26%

The results are encouraging; but it should be remembered that they do not necessarily represent the attitudes of the total U.S. population. Studies consistently show residents of larger cities show more pro-gay attitudes than those living in smaller rural communities.