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Box 39 Carolina Union 065A
Univ. of N.C. at Chapel Hill
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Opportunities for Women GROW
This winter the women of Wilmington and
southeastern N.C. had a special opportun
ity. On Jan. 15, there was a listening
party of women's music at the Women's
Resource Center in Wilmington. The pro
gram provided the opportunity for the
lesbian community to listen to good music,
learn about the women's music industry,
and meet each other. In addition to a
wide variety of albums and tapes, a number
of catalogs from women's bookstores and
craftswomen were available.
This program and the one held on Feb.
19, a discussion of women's workout, was
the kick-off to a 3-month series of
programs sponsored by GROW, a community
service corporation in Wilmington, as an
outreach to the women's community.
On Tuesday, March 19, the third program
will be a discussion of jobs and work,
from traditional to alternative and
separatist. This program is open to women
only and will be held at 7:30 pm in the
Women's Resource Center, 20 North 16th
Street, Wilmington.
For more information or to volunteer,
call GROW at 919-675-9222.
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