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sessions at the clinic. The clinic is trying to begin services on October 19th but volunteers are needed from the co-munity. The clinic hopes to offer services at other times than those above but this depends on the number of people who are willing to work. For more information, call Sally Steiner, a clinic staffer, at 294-6337.

BOOKS, BOOKS

Labyris has just published a listing of feminist/gay books available by mail-order. The list covers a wide variety of topics and is available in Columbus at the Women's Office. Rm. 307, Ohio Union or from Labyris at P.O. Box 6302, Cinncinatti, Ohio 45206. They need your support to continue their services and start a bookstore.

FUND FOR GAY MOTHERS

A lesbian mother's

'fund has been started to aide women in custody suits. The fund needs our support in the form of membership ($2.00 or less if you can't afford it) and contributions. Their address is: The Lesbian Mother's National Defense Fund, 1941 Division, Enunclaw, Wa. 98002. [This item is taken from Workforce, Sept.-Oct.]

HOW TO SURVIVE

Many of you saw or purchased a copy of The New Woman's Survival Catalogue. The editor, Kirsten Grimsted, and friends just completed a national tour to collect new info for the next edition to be published in January or February. They stopped in Ohio and want to know what we are doing in Heartland. Mail any information to the address given in the first issue of the catalogue.

FOOD FOR FEMINISTS

Next time you go to NYC, you might want to visit a woman's resturant there called Mother Courage: It is located at 342 West 11th, a bit of a walk from the Village using the Eighth Avenue Line, but worth it.

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You'll find an informal atmosphere where the women who are they to serve you are feminist and friendly; some thing of a rarity in that city. Local women's art is displayed. Prices range from $2.50 to $5.00 for a complete meal and spirits are available. The food was plentiful and delicious, the atmosphere fine, and the dining out enjoyable for a change.

CONFERENCE

The Gay Academic Union is holding its second annual conference entitled "Toward Community" on Thanksgiving weekend, November 29th and 30th in New York! City. For more information write the. Conference Committee, GAU, Box 1479 Hunter College-CUNY, NY, NY 10021.

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IN COLUMBUS:

GAY WOMEN SAPPHONCIFIED

In May, 1973, a

group of women in Columbus got togeth er because of events occurring during Gay Pride Week and started GWS. The group has sponcered a variety of social events, offerred a place for gay women to meet each other and rap, and served as a pool of energy for small groups to work on single concerns. For a variety of reasons, the group disbanded early in 1974 after decreasing attendence all Spring. This action left Columbus gay women without a regular time to meet and work on the needs of the community. community. Recently, several women have expressed interest in revising and reorganizing GWS to meet more current needs. The meetings are on Tuesdays (see up-coming events) and GWS needs your support. Hope to see you there. For more info call 451-6973 or 422-0833.

GAY MOTHER'S UNION A group of gay mother's are For more

meeting in Columbus now. information write GMU, Box 10, Col. Ohio 43210. continued....