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We are pleased to announce BoathOUBeiFas. \~a.1n been as the site 0 . " ua.l Gho Vampires " scheduled fl day, Octobeit? Seminar topics~w1ll include ""'iVn&.. Dead in the '80s," "The HOlisticHfI1n~\t Flesh Diet," and "Upgrading Gravesite. " $500 in cash prizes w1llbe awardeg for Best . e in four categories, ~d;.a comp .' ,.~. / Champagne and fW..·.ie; Punc I ..' be serve~~ ....at d'ho . os. Registra -be ,8 : 9 PM. .:J ., .' A DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS HALLOWEEN AT TRAMPS $200 PRIZE FOR BEST COSTUME [HJOTIQHOCOLATE~AOMI~IMS in concert TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 • 1986 DOOR 9:00 PERFORMANCE10:30 MC • BUSSA MCNEELY ., austin 1301 LAVACA • 474-6481 ~. AUSTIN'S OFFICIAL HALLOWEEN HEADQUARTERS •.. OFCOURSE! \VII __, __ CONTENTS Volume 12. Number 32 October 24-30. 1986

13 TWT NEWS Bill Clement Accuses Gov. Morn White of Talking to "Fairies" . 33 COMMENT Letters to the Editor 35 VIEWPOINT Three Types of Gay People bI,t BiDNeIsO(l 38 HIGHLIGHT If Walls Could Talk bI,t Bili; Ra,I Hili 43 BOOKS The Surprising Rise of Luke Vonner by Robert Moore RevIeWed bI,t David Fields 47 TELEVISION Dreom Girl USA. RevIeWed bI,t C>onolevon Moines 50 MOVIES The Color of Monel,! With Paul Newman & Tom Cruise RevIeWed bI,t Bobble Mono Agnes Verde's vcqocccd RevIeWed bI,t Horrv Deutsch 54 SHOWBIZ Joan Rivers. Gina Lollobrigida. Betsy Palmer. . bI,t .Jock Vorsl 58 BACKSTAGETexas Entertainment and Theatre bI,t Bille Duncan 62 ART The National Museum of Women in the Arts bI,t MkcheH M Bortiow 64 COVER/PHOTO ESSAY Halloween's HollingSLLOrth Photogroph,l: JJIe HoIngsworth 6i John Hen/el,l 69 HOT TEA Westheimer Art Festival. Miss Gay America Photos ... 81 SPORTS Texas Sports. . bI,t Bobby foMer 85 STARSCOPEFocus on Satum and Uranus bI,t fl/'it0(l van Stem 93 CLASSIFIEDWant Ads and Notices 111CALENDARSpecial One-Time Only & NorrProfit Community Events 113 THE GUIDE Texas Business/Club Directory

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On exclusive KHOU-TV videotape made available to TWT NEWS, the follow- ing dialogue was recorded. Said reporter Kennard, "Mark White Sunday, October 26 is having a wonderful time with all of Bubble's Fright Night this." a TGRA Halloween Benefit Show White: "He was out there hollering ~r Austin AIDS Project about his utility bill. He had it in his Come hand. I saw it. I saw it. But he's lost it Celebrate Halloween now. I don't know what he's done with All Week Long ~ KHOU,TV reporter Cinny Kennard holding videotape of Clements' remark about "fairies." it. [Laughter.] He's gone and lost that TWT HEWS photo by Chuck Patrick. Thursday, October 30 electric bill. I'll bet it's right where that special secret plan of his is." Halloween Strip Show Kennard then asked Clements: "What CLEMENTS SAYS have you done with it?" Clements: "With my what?" WHITE TALKS Kennard: "Your electric utility bill you were going to show?" TO FAIRIES Clements: "He [Mark White] must be Most Voters Not Amused talking to the utility fairy like all these \ ~.I"'""1. By Clements' Anti-Gay otherfairies he's talking to!" [Laughter.] q;jf~P, ...• \:l'i, Remark on KHOU-TV News. Kennard: "Clements says he's tired Friday, October 31 of talking about the utility bill issue and Halloween HOUSTON - Remember last year as far as he's concerned, it's finished. Costume Contest when this city's unsuccessful mayoral But for Mark White, chances are it's judging begins at Midnight candidate Louie Welch made an off-the- not." in Badlands cuff remark to TV reporters about the After Hours in Badlands Gays across Texas agree. They, like way to stop AIDS was "to shoot the White, are not going to easily forget the queers"? utility bill issue, nor Clements' anti-gay SALES Well, it appears that gubernatorial remark. EXECUTIVE SAl£S MANAGER Saturday, November 1 candidate Bill Clements may, like Jim Veteto the Halloween Spirit Is the utility fairy as innocent as the Welch, also haveshot himself in the foot tooth fairy? Or is it something more? Advertising rates are available on request by tele- Lingers ./ when last week he accused his oppo- phoning the salesperson In your nearest city .. Costumes encouraged Gay leaders say it's definitely some- D£ADUNE FOR All ADS: all weekend long nent, incumbent Mark White, of talking thing more. There's nothing less inno- Friday. one week prior to publication. After Hours in Badlands to "all these fairies!" cent about Clements referring to gay AUSTIN Here's how the story unfolded. Clem- people as fairies than there was when Scott Taylor. . (512) 926-0253 ents was in Houston on October 16 at DAUAS NO COVER EVER Welch called them "queers." After all, Alan Gellman. . (2l4) 521-0622 a Republican fund raiser with Congress- fairies and queers are equally degrading FORT WORTH man Jack Kemp at the Westin Galleria Steve Miles. . (214) 521-0622 terms. HOUSTON/GAlVESTON Hotel. When Clements accused White of Scot Roberts. . (713) 527 -9111 That's when quick-thinking, ace SAN ANTONIO/CORl'US CHRISTI "all these other fairies he's talking to," Tim Ramm. . (512) 822-9213 reporter, Cinny Kennard of KHOU-TV, he was obviously referring to White's asked Clements about his mysteriously- gay support across Texas. "That's gay {.:LASSIFIED DEPARTMENT missing utility bill. Remember that baiting," observed an Austin gay Dallas Bureau-steve Miles several weeks ago during the Clements- Houston Bureau-Scot Roberts activist. White debate, Clements held up his past TWT MAGAZINE In Houston, reaction was equally Texas Weekly Publishing Co. two years' utility bills saying they were severe. "Clements' remark shows he ~ higher now that White was governor. PAGE 13

PAGE 12 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 doesn't take gays seriously," HGPC president Annise Parker told TWT NEWS. "He's no friend to gays," commented a Dallas voter. Will the Clements remark about "fairies" hurt him in this November's election like Welch's remark about "queers" did in last November's election? THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 That depends on how many people find out about it, say political analysts. Hunter & the Headliners An October poll shows Clements leading White by 15%, just like last time ••.•..•..•.~:.:~H.::~.. when polls showed White couldn't beat ...... , ' ..• at midnight Halloween Eve .:::;:~H:~··".".st'.: ... ,' ~ ,.. Clements. But he did . ••••~. IV- .•- s.' ' d~~ J< ,•• But this latest poll was taken before s:.. ~.j'P . ••..•- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 €~:'4'0a :::. •..•• ' .c:: ,-.•• Clements accused White of talking to ..', ~r"··· ' •• .. ~. .._'. 5TH ANNUAL GALA ·~·:':l.:. h..." "all these fairies." Boston's gay councilman, David Scondras, to keynote ••, o~ , .•.•\'.- White supporters said they were urg- Houston GPC Awards Dinner . .;:" ~ .' ' . COSTUME BALL =; .'~.::ing voters: across Texas to contact their City of Boston news photo. ··i:i\·~\ •• Judging starts at 11:30 p.m. for 1··ii/H~;;" local TV stations to obtain a copy of the Kennard interview for rebroadcast on GAY COUNCILMAN • Best Costume local newscasts. Obviously, the once-dull governor's DAVID SCONDRAS Best Movie Star race is heating up to be a real dogfight with the election less than two weeks AT HGPC DINNER Couple or Group away. And for this, voters have reporter Ken- Caucus Hosts Awards SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 nard, a 3-year veteran of news probes, Soiree This Saturday Costume Judglng starts at 11:30 p.m. to thank. At Meridlen Hotel 1st, 2nd\& 3rd Place Prizes HOUSTON - Boston's gay coun- RESEARCH cilman, David Scondras, is in town this weekend for HGPC's annual Awards SUNDA~ NOVEMBER 1 STUDY PROBE Dinner this Saturday evening, October 25 at the Meridien Hotel, 400 Dallas, The HALLOWEEN CONTEST FIN,,...,.•.. Dal/as Health Officials affair, starting at 6:30 p.m., is hosted by Explore Sexual Behavior. Houston's Gay Political Caucus. Costume Judging starts at 11:30 p.m. Prior to the dinner, Scondras will at- DALLAS - A counselor at the Oak tend a private reception this Friday 1st, 2nd, & 3rlPIace Prizes Lawn Counseling Center and a doctoral night. Those invited are sponsors of the student reported they are seeking gay dinner plus individuals who have spon- men to participate in a study exploring sored other HGPC events, said Vice personal values and sexual behavior. President David Fowler who is spear- All participants will remain anony- heading the Scondras visit. mous, stated spokesperson, Betty Paul. After the Scondras keynote address, Completing the questionnaire will take awards will be given out. Not all of the approximately 30 minutes, she added. awards will be serious as some will be The questionnaires can be obtained "nasty and witty," predicted Fowler. at the Oak Lawn Counseling Center or Tickets to the dinner are $40; spon- at the Dallas Gay Alliance office. The sor tickets are $100. For last-minute findings from the study will assist reservations call HGPC secretary Paul health professionals in counseling and Simmons at the caucus office (713) in the development of programs for 521-1000. health promotion. PAGE 15 PARK"FREE" ONCE-(()MPEIE ATALL3CL~ TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 The rally will close with a call for co- operation between gays and straights. HALLOWEEN "We are asking for support from the heterosexual community and seeking UT RALLY unity in our quest for equality under the Gay Be Lesbian Student law," said Bruchmiller. Association: "Hear Our The event will take place from noon to 1 p.m. on Halloween on the steps of the Main Building facing the West Mall on the University of Texas campus. "All are welcome to attend," she told TWT NEWS. JERRY SMITH DEAD OF AIDS Pro Football Star Be Former Texan Dies After Courageous Fight SILVER SPRING, MD. - Former Washington Redskin National Football League (NFL) star, Jerry Smith, 43, died at Holy Cross Hospital at 8:15 p.m. on Wednesday, October 15, of AIDS-11 months after being diagnosed. FFTHE II UNIQUE CARDS AND GIFTS HAVE A SAFE '" and HAPPY HALLOWEEt! .• <, :::! from Ilour friends ./ ".~ y e1" (0/2"\\ ~ .,., at OFF THE STREET ,). J.~

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PRGE 17 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 EErtEVE' BOAT'S FUTURE thQtlclay~,'October 30 IS UNDECIDED Lack of Quorum Prevents 8 'PM-Buffet, Terlyakl Steaks Forward Motion on Dues 9 PM-Brothers, New episode & Election of Officers. 10 PM-Pumpkin Carving contest AUSTIN - The Bar Owners Associa- tion of Texas (BOAT) met in the capital Prizes, Prizes, PrIzes city last week on Tuesday, October 14, to elect a new president, simplify the dues structure and formulate plans for dealing with harmful legislation expect- ed to come out of the 1987 session of the Texas Legislature. Former NFL star, Jerry Smith-dead of AIDS. NFL staff photo. But, little of this was accomplished as less than half (a quorum) of the ac- His once-strong physique of 210 tive members showed up for the annual pounds had dwindled to 140 pounds at statewide meeting. Since there was no his death. "Most days have been hard, quorum present, the general meeting difficult, bad, but there is never anything was adjourned, meaning that no elec- so bad that something good doesn't tion or other formal business could be come from it," said his mother, Laverne decided according to BOAT bylaws. Smith who had remained at his bedside. With the general meeting adjourned, Speaking at an emotional news con- those present decided to hold a board ference, Smith's sister, Bonnie Gilchrist meeting, called by still-president, B.K. told CNN News, "Like Jerry, we hope Brittain. "This is the first time there that something positive will come out hasn't been a quorum present in our of all of this. That way, what happened two-year history," stated Brittain. to Jerry and thousands of other men, "In our two years, turnout has been women and children like him won't have lower at each of the past six general been for nothing." meetings. And this is the lowest yet," Like , superstar Smith he stated. went public with his illness several ,._."L ,_ months prior to his death, which came just two weeks prior to his being in- ducted into the Redskin Hall of Fame. During his career, Smith caught 421 passes for 5,496 yards and 60 \\oOf \\\ 9 ,11\ touchdowns when he played as tight ~ \\01)1 9·\0,11\ end for the Redskins from 1965to 1977. But football is not all that Smith is Ct'-'" remembered for. Friends recall his hon- esty, his courage and his spirit of fairness. As one teammate said, "Jerry Our Galleon could never say no." photographer Texans remember Smith also for his will be available humanitarian and community endeav- for souvenir ors while an investor of the Boathouse snapshots in Austin. Smith was also a founding 2303 Richmond member of the Bar Owners Association BOA T Vice President Jim Roberts (I) presents apprecia- of Texas while in the nightclub business tion plaque to founding president, B.K. Brittain. (713) 522.7616 TWT HEWS photo by Chuck Patrick. in Texas. PAGE 19 PAGE 18 nUT OCTOBER 24 - O

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WIT _.._---___.. ----COMMENT In this column readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006. All letters become the property of TWTand must be signed (if you don't }'Kish your name printed, please specify). Andrews, Champagne, Cherie, Burgundy Clements & Quarantines? Woods, Allan Lozito, Tiffany Arrieagus and Tootie Finnell. Dear TWT: I can't believe that some gay people And the memories go on. Not that I'm can really think Bill Clements would name dropping, but the fact is that Abby make a better governor for the concerns shared the spotlight with a beautiful cast of gay people than Mark White, especially of a thousand stars. when we see how close he is tied with My heart aches knowing that he's not a the Ronnie Reagan administration. But I phone call away anymore, but I know he's think I might have a solution for these gone to a more peaceful place where he people who think Clements and the Rea- will rest forever until we meet again, and gan administration are soooooo wonder- at the same time it gives me joy and hap- ful. They should talk to some people who piness knowing that he completed a full have children and are aware that school circle at what he loved doing best, lunch programs have been cut (the chil- entertaining .... dren suffer); they should talk to the John McBurney, Abby's brother elderly people who have had their pro- San Antonio, Texas grams cut by the Republican Reagan Monroe Does Steisand administration; and finally, let them talk to AIDS victims and see how they would DearTWT: like Bill Clements as governor. I want to thank [Barry & Gordon] for the When the Reagan administration and wonderful letter [TWT COMMENT, Vol. 12, No. people like ex-governor Bill Clements 30]. It was quite a surprise which really start their quarantines, and firing from made me happy. Now a correction about jobs and dropping of insurance coverage my performing. The last two female of all gay people because of the AIDS impersonation shows I did were at the scare, I will be the first to put big "X's" Galleon, but I started female impersona- on all the Republican gays' doors who tion five years ago with a group of friends voted for Reagan or Bill Clements, so from E.J.'s here in Houston calling our- that they will come and get them first. Of selves "The Montrose Sluts." course I could be wrong about Bill Clem- I have studied theatre now for twelve ents ... Or maybe gay Republicans just years and have attended Lon Morris Jr. don't get AIDS. College and the University of Texas at Wake up, gay people!!!!!! Vote the Arlington, so I have been on stage many times Houston GPC slate, and most of all, vote in many different roles. Also, for the for a governor who is more sincere to our past couple of years I've made a living causes-vote Mark White for governor. singing and dancing so I do consider myself David Fowler a professional entertainer. Houston GPC Vice President Female impersonation to me is like Houston, Texas creating a new character to add with the many characters I have already portrayed. Tribute to Abby I can say I have a fun time playing Barbra Dear TWT: . Streisand. From Houston to Dallas, Corpus Christi, I would like very much to come to Fort Austin and of course San Antonio, Abby Worth to do a show, because I'll be [the entertainer] had worked the circuit. coming home. I grew up in Crowley, and She had the fortunate pleasure of the Other Place was practically my second working with "Super Stars" like Donna home, so Mama, Raina Lea, Bette, "I want Day, Naomi Sims, Tiffany Jones, Jennifer to come home." George, Angie De Marco, Kandi Delight, Bill, a.k.a. Babs Monroe 'WI Sweet Savage, Pauletta Leigh, Michael Houston, Texas

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1.)r\f e & OF GAY PEOPLE by Bill Nelson the world of gay politics-not enough endorsements. We can read articles in President, Dallas Gay Alliance the newspaper daily about the gover- Produced by nor's race, the battle for Attorney Directed by Joe Watts Marion E.Coleman When it comes to politics, there are General, face-offs for Congressional three types of gay people. The first type seats or the Statehouse, and we feel October 27-28 November 10-11 lives, eats, breathes, and thrives on downright left out. Nobody in those politics and they are usually called bad races seems to want our support- November 3-4 November 17-18 names-like "activists." The second correct that: they want our support and type keeps abreast of the issues and they certainly want our vote ... but they Tickets: $7.00 votes intelligently out of respect for don't want our endorsement. We even Curtain: 8:00 P.M. their responsibility as good gay citizens. had a front-page story in the Dallas The third type doesn't give a damn. I Times Herald about the reluctance of Reservations recommended. would like to address some remarks to candidates to seek the endorsement of the first two groups (which is just as the Dallas Gay Political Caucus. KINDREDSPIRITS·4902 Richmond • 623-6135 well, because the third group has But we know the truth. There has already whisked past this article anyway been no exodus of politicians away from in frantic search of the next happy hour our door. There are just as many, maybe more, candidates seeking our endorse- advertisement). We have an interesting situation in ment than ever before. Those political-

PAGE 35 TWT OCTOBER 24 _ OCTOBER 30 1966 I TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1966 PAGE 34 tYpesaren't stupid. They know a reliable voting bloc when they see one. The real story is that we are in the 521-9838 process of turning up the heat on those ~1C& lily.livered coward candidates who claim that political expediency will not allow them to do in public what they ac- knowledge in private is the right thing. What you read in the papers these days .~ is the result of our moves to nudge some fair-weather friends in the direc- Now that Driscoll Street Cafe & tion of a political backbone that we can Cabaret is closed, we want to Serving Houston's count on in future battles when the go- thank you for your patronage Finest Fresh ing gets tough. Cajun Seafood Who wants a wimp in office when it and invite you to our new home- featuring: comes time to defend the rights of gay THE HUNT ROOM on Kirby. men and lesbians? Unfortunately, we MUST- QUARTZ WATCH COLLECTION =Blackened Redfish Where you are going to find the =Calun Shrimp will be faced with that type of decision 10' mUlf eN radier in many races, but I see no reason to let same quality of food, great service -Nurnerous Pastas and casual atmosphere that made and much more ... the deficiencies of straight politicians lower our standards when it comes to Driscoll St. one of your favorites. Bayou City Oyster Company making endorsements. I.W.mark! It has also been reported in our non- .Jeweler!inc ----...... 2171 Richmond Ave. gay media here in Dallas that a new gay 3841 Bellaire Blvd.' Houston, Texas 77025 (713) 523-6640 713/668-5000 political group has been formed with the stated purpose "to create a situation i 'O\l1\a~~ where candidates will feel comfortable 11\\let\\\e ~te~t\sc,()\\'! seeking our endorsement" and "to ~e~ e i \\\e v avoid problems for our candidates." \\t\l1\c,\\es\\ ~'ie \\\e'" ~\ Although I welcome the arrival of addi- ~()~ ~e ~ ~ ~OolA' tional political involvement from within '{\\~ \\\)~ \\~lA:~~lA the gay community in the political proc- _ 'O\l1\a~~ ess, I have serious concerns about such ~'ie~J goals. Who are we out to serve, after all-gay people or politicians? I wish that I could give you some ad- vice about who to vote for in those races ,.. - -CLIP AND USE- - •...••.• where we have no endorsements, but I havetoo much respect for the integrity of the process ... and the integrity of gay Buy one Dinner people ... to overlook when a politician I get second Entree Y2 priced! places political expediency above our I Offer good through fundamental dignity. I encourage you to make your own decisions about how to I October 30, 1986 address those races. I (One coupon per table, please) But whatever those decisions may be, I hope you will write to the people you I favor with your vote and tell them that I you are pleased they earned our en- dorsement or how disappointed (or out- I raged) you are that you were forced to I vote for someone who lacked the eth- t ~ ical fortitude to stand up for justice and \ J ••••.•._._ $ COUPON $ -.- equality. '-IJI?

PAGE 37 nUT Ol!IO ;m1!\lj'(lf'~i~~ I!i!.iiali·"~~ H~lJ.!~~~ ...-. a"~J,~;l~~l ~-1a[1~.- \!I(llm~~'.'~~~r; __.. -- IJiiJlJ fflr~~..;;,.~''''~·~:;i.,)?~.':-,~J ~;~.~~:j~\llii¥j1i!IiIi" e_l~~I It!tlJ.lt~jl~~~it~JRf@i~'trp~~~:~~~~~~ifI"flf.1I1 1}~~1;1~\\~~1~,::'~~lli~~~liktr~~ti~I~ltt~".1J. :rJj~l~:·:l'f~~·'~:t~~~'~~~-ITf[~~~~[I!l1I1I [{iL\;i.]" kt.:~t~:~lt~~i ill~1~; ':~;;:'~~~:;~.~:~~~~,::··{:~:~;·~:Jt~~~~\rI.B Iilfllilil~i~l~~~.~\::,;";,~J.:\.i'1~~~~~B ~.~=: !M!M~~~!M~!~.lIJi\~.lIJji"%,1f}~¢,,;j,~:~i\~j)~~~ ~W~I _jB __ B ~~~~:!:s:~~;}£:,,,*;~·§.:~j~·--·-~··---···--·· Itli •••• J.1 •• Ii ••••••• ~.B.II.IIBIIII~ ing or purporting to be-"homosexual." similar aspirations, but were, by law I had been in---Fort Worth----for a while-~-----they left. "Rednecks"~----.~~--.would attempt t, Judge Mahon ordered any and all rather than choice, too young. when I read in the papers those articles stop them. The police would come b such lists, files, and accumulated data I have seen gays fall "in" and "out" concerning how the City of New York, often after learning I was gay; not s on such individuals of non-criminal ac- of love. Yet, there are times and circum- with its Police Department's Tactical much to help, but to record license plat, tivity to be purged and destroyed. Judge stances when two males meet, and cre- Patrol Force, had been called to control numbers of my patrons' cars, so the Mahon's order was a welcomed procla- ate that association which emulates a a crowd of more than 400 young men could be identified for harassment late mation for Gay Rights, leaving its indel- compatible and harmonious lifetime who were angry because of a police raid when they would be seen driving abou ible mark strongly effaced even today. relationship. on an establishment frequented by ho- the city. They didn't do this just to me The local police department incurred all I have also witnessed the untimely mosexuals. The article stated the crowd but to countless others as well. costs of prosecuting the suit-a pay- death of the young through violence and had relented to throwing bottles and set- The New York City incidents, our sit ment which was never challenged as it self-destruction, accidental and other- ting fires. To disperse the group, the uation in Fort Worth, coupled with sim was believed Judge Mahon's order was wise, and the peaceful passing of dear, police lengthened arms and swept ilar events in San Francisco, Ft. Lauder a victory within itself. old, friends. Many, unable to cope with through Christopher Street. Those who dale, and around the country incit The money spent on the suit had been the environment that existed in our city did not, orcould not, retreat fast enough gays to "stand up" fortheir rights. Now, raised by countless hundreds who be- at earlier times, moved away. Yet, when were clubbed to the ground. That inci- as I look back, as many others do, I seel lieved in the cause, garnished over the they return to Fort Worth on vacations, dent, and subsequent ones, became the Stonewall Inn Riots as the beginning year while the lawsuit was pending. So, or holidays, they usually stop by, or in- known as The Stonewall Inn Riots. It of the Gay Rights Movement. I kne there was really no way to ascertain quire of others as to my welfare. was the summer of 1969. It was a time some Gay Rights activists and othe what monies had been contributed by For instance, I was overjoyed the day and era in our history when "rock supporters in Fort Worth who joined any specific individual or group. I guess Don Baker, and others who joined in his music" was accelerating with uncon- forces to stop the harassment we wen that is when my chest really began to plight, challenged the State of Texas trolled swiftness, the emergence of the receiving. Through these combined et swell with pride about being a resident over Criminal Code 21.06, and revelled "hippies," and any lifestyle outside the forts, a formal lawsuit was filed agains of Fort Worth. when Judge Buchmeyer ruled such a norm was unsanctioned and labeled the Fort Worth Chief of Police an Yes, I have witnessed a great deal of code as unconstitutional. My joy was "rebellious." others who dictated police harassment triumphs and innumerable tragedies quickly quelched when the Court of Ap- Things were no different in Fort and we won. It took a long time to acl since I've been in Fort Worth. I have peals overturned the judge's decision, Worth, Texas. When I came here, I was complish our goal. But on March 8,1978, seen the very young-confused but ac- citing "seven centuries of tradition" die- placed in one of the toughest parts of a United States District Judge, Judgel cepting the consequences of their gay tated Judge Buchmeyer to be in error, the city. Here, I became "the new kid on Eldon B. Mahon, entered an order for· lifestyle-now immigrate into a less and Code 21.06 was upheld as written the block, and ... gay!" And, in a neigh- ever enjoining the police from conduct· austere society where for the first time in the statutes. borhood and city where I was neither ing any investigation or surveillance of a ray of sunshine beams into what pre- Such a setback was minorin com par- loved nor wanted. I was here only a few a non-criminal activity, or from collect· viously had been a sheltered, shameful, ison to my learning the rumors relating days, when I made acquaintances, in- ing and/or maintaining records on spe· and "closeted" existence. They had to "AIDS" (Acquired Immune Deficien- cluding a few gays. When those friends cific individuals of a non-criminal long felt the innate desire to "enter" and cy Syndrome) were true. However, I have came to my place they would often- nature; thus, terminating harassment in associate with other individuals with seen the majority of my friends rally in times have to fight their way out when any form, namely to an individual claim" PAGE 39 TWT OCTOBER 24 _ OCTOBER 30 1986 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 PAGE 38 1 ~ ~~ abolition of this new terror-through ~~ education and restraint, prevention and ractice, research and support, with I~ ~nlirnited efforts. Such determination ~~ will prove us victorious once more. I~ In retrospect, I have seen a great I~ changecome over this city in its accept- anceof this pronounced lifestyle. I have I! also observed how this old, tough, r~~ neighborhood has become the medical rneccaof our municipality, and how my 'II.[~! dear neighbors have grown to accept, through tolerance, and to some extent It evenappreciate this once unwelcomed ~~l lifestyle. IH I realize a lot has been accomplished, II and there remain untold causes and i~i contests ahead; but, I'm proud of my In·~1 progress.I know for me there could have been no other alternative. Even with rigid economical conditions existing in the country at this time, namely in Texas and more pronounced in Fort Worth, I havejust recently moved into a beautiful new home ... yet, erected on the same spot where I've been since I first entered the city. It was a move that was neces- sitated due to the condition of myoid residence. Not so much from misuse or neglect, but through continual use and age. For, here in my new abode, I con- template remaining for a long time, with my welcome mat always extended for those free-spirited souls who hunger for the thrills and excitement that come from being free of the bonds that have shackled a segment of our society for centuries. Yes, I hope to be here for quite a spell. Long enough to hopefully see the repeal of Code 21.06,prayerfully witness a cure for AIDS, and the full fruition of the Gay Rights Movement. Yes, these old eyes have seen a lot, and with love and re- spect will see much more. However, I am not unique. There are countless others around the country who could re- late similar stories if they were free to express themselves. Some folks say I've become an insti- tution and I'm only 17years old, not even old enough to drink yet. The only name I've ever had is my street number. I'm the 651 Club. wr PAGE 41

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A on The on the evening live talk show with good music is all it of November 18.Now for the good news: took to convince me that we were seri- poorWhoopi Goldberg (who must have ously in need of an alternative to the ten needed some quick cash) is the host for o'clock news and Carson. In fact, the the Making of special. Whoopi is also last time I watched an entire Tonight set to appear with Bruce Willis in an up- HE AGONY Show the highlight of the program was coming NBC special starring the Pointer AND THE a woman who stood on her head and Sisters .... There must be someone ECSTASY - When was performed a puppet show with her toes. somewhere who's still wondering what- the last time you donned Johnny loved it. I didn't. ... Speaking of ever became of David Johansson, the a trench coat, a large hat puppets, haveyou noticed that we're be- former lead singer of an early seventies and a fake mustache so ing subjected to what amounts to a ma- "glam-rock" band called the New York that you could unobtru- jor comeback by Pinocchio? Yep, the Dolls. I can tell you this much: he turn- sively sneak into the Disneypeople havefinally released their ed up as "Bruce Poindexter" on the "back room" of a subur- 1940 classic Pinocchio-which has premiere of the 12th season of Saturday ban newsstand and purchase a copy of whose legs have gone." ... Even thou9hl been called the greatest of all animat- Night Live. DavidlBruce still looks twice Playboy? I'm gonna level with you-I I've been a fairly devout Joan Rivers fan ed films-to home video, and whether as decadent as Lou Reed or David haven't been a regular reader of Playboy since the mid-sixties, I have to say thai! we like it or not we're getting a new non- Bowie, and I'm happy to say that he since about 1959, although I do occa- the premiere of The Late Show Sterrin, Disney animated epic called Pinocchio sings a mean "Baby It's Cold Outside." sionally take a peek at the centerfolds Joan Rivers (October 9)was something,' & the Emperor of Night. The new one ... Then there's that ex-country singer just in case something new evolves in of a letdown for me after all the months will feature the voices of Edward Asner, Kinky Friedman who has suddenly re- the area of female anatomy. Still, there of controversy and hype. About midwaj Don Knotts, James Earl Jones and appeared as a novelist. His Greenwich was no way I was going to miss the in- through the show, I actually flipped ova Rickie Lee Jones (no relation), all of Killing Time is unlike anything you've terview with Joan Rivers (in the to Carson; however, the combination 01, whom must be really desperate for read,which I think you can surmise from November issue, which has been at his stale monologue and the threat 01 work. But by far the weirdest new proj- the following quote: "And then there are newsstands throughout October), so Sean Penn quickly sent me back tal ect involving the little pecker is a live- those who said that if Karen Carpenter there I was attempting to hide Playboy Joan's nest, where Pee Wee Herman, action Spanish miniseries called The and Mama Cass had only shared that between the latest issues of Mandate Elton John and Cher quickly enlivened Adventures of Pinocchio, which is ham sandwich, they'd both be alive to- and a colorful little periodical called The proceedings that had gotten off to scheduled to air on Galavision cable day." Isn't that tacky? Just remember, Wonderful World of Buns. Naturally, I rather lame start thanks to the tired Channelsometime around Christmas. I Kinky said it, not me.... You think the ran into practically everyone I know preening of David Lee Roth. (Wake up swearto God, Gina Lollobrlgida appears new TV season is dreary? Just wait un- before I could escape. It was worth it, and smell the coffee, Dave-you have as a fairy in this thing .... And speaking til next fall. That's when we're actually though. Joan's comments in Playboy, about as much sex appeal as jock itch, of fairies and, uh, other supernatural be- going to be getting Friday the 13th- like just about everyone's comments in Sorry.) I think the main problem with th ings, remember a couple of years ago The TV Series, which will be availa- Playboy, are pointed to say the least. No debut, aside from Joan's obvious ner Whenit got to the point that none of us ble for syndication (like my column). People drivel here. For instance, it was vousness, was a schedule designed to could tell the difference between Sounds like an excellent comeback ve- interesting to learn that Joan's relation- overkill. Joan singing "The Bitch I Thriller and The Making of Thriller? Well, hicle for ex-TV star Betsy Palmer. Didn't ship with Johnny Carson and NBC was Back" with Elton must have seemed ready or not, get set for the return of her severed head appear in a couple of apparently strained long before the lady good idea, but it really didn't come off Michael Jackson with Captain EO and those Friday the 13th features? .. See had an opportunity to "compete" with Joan can't sing, you know. Thing The Making of Disney's Captain EO. As you in two weeks. In the meantime, see her own show. And I love the stab at picked up considerably with the secon I understand it, you have to travel either if you can guess which mysterious Johnny's ex-wife, Joanne Carson: installment, thanks to Whoopi Goldbel to Disneyland (in California) or Walt death will occur first-that of Kitty "She's just an old airline stewardess and a more relaxed Joan, and I think th Disney World (in Florida) to see the Cap- Kelley or that of Mary Wilson. '-\II?

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~etters, I get letters. week, starting Tuesday. At their Hallo- glance at theatre highlights in Houston. ween show, they will be performing as A fuller review follows next week, but Actually, I get two kinds of letters. Terra Nova is dedicated to the seven members 01the NASA The first kind are notes saying thanks Challenger crew who tragically lost their lives on January , of course. go on and make reservations to see for a mention or a review (some do not 28, 1986. RSVP's Dallas fans will want to catch Radio Music Theatre's We're Not Bea- want to thank me for reviews necessari- tertainments down in the Valley, the their One Night Only concert show on trice. There's a character in the second ly, however). The other kind are general- chances are that Carlos Zepeda is the Monday, October 27, at 8 p.m. at Dallas act that gay audiences will particularly ly longer and ask why I didn't mention one supplying it. Thanks, Carlos! Repertory Theatre. Call (214)369-8966. like. Call (713)522-7722. or review a certain event or function. VALLEY GHOULS. Theatre-goers in Back in Houston, Gail Gerrard sings Sarah Dreher's 8 x 10 Glossy opens When I opened a recent letter from a Brownsville will want to catch Night this Friday and Saturday at Tam 0' October 27 at Kindred Spirits. This beau- gentleman named Carlos Zepeda, I wetcn, which opens on Halloween Shanter and will grace the stage of Cut- tifully mounted and professional pro- thought it fit in the second category, as Night and plays through November 9, at ter's on next weekend, while the mar- duction is only $7 a ticket, so call right it started out, "It sure would be nice if the Camille Playhouse in Brownsville. velous musicality of Euphoric Heat will away to reserve. Call (713)623-6135. your publication would cover our theatre It's a thriller, naturally. For times and set the Tam O'Shanter Halloween audi- Lillian Hellman's classy potboiler is news down here in the Rio Grande Val- tickets, call (512)542-8900. ences on fire by then. bubbling along at the Alley. See Another ley." But then Carlos broke right out of LET'S GO CLUBBING! Ready for a By the way, try to find out about all part of the Forest and tape "Dynasty" the category II mold. He didn't just com- bunch of fun? In Houston, you have the prizes that will be given for cos- for one week. Call (713)228-8421. plain, he gave me a whole typed page quite a choice. tumes. Rumor has it that Tam O'Shanter Terra Nova is on the music list for of information on the Rio Grande Valley First of all, the Pfister Sisters started has some really great prizes as well as anyone with sensibilities. It's at Stages Theatre in San Benito and the Camille their gig at Club Flamingo on Tuesday, trophies for Best Costume, Most Out- Repertory Theatre. For times and tick- Playhouse in Brownsville! and should be in full swing by now. This rageous, Most Frightening and Miss ets, call (713)52-STAGE. Now, that's the kind of mail I like to New Orleans group has a tight, hot Fantasy. The theme there is "Sup- Old Friends, a musical review featur- get. The info he included will keep me sound, and I've been told that they are pressed Desires." ing Denise LeBrun and Larry M. Mers is informed for several months, and I hope highly entertaining in the flesh. I, of And while you're clubbing, don't playing this weekend and next at The- he keeps sending more news from the course, only know them in plastic, but forget the fine country sounds of B-Jays atre One. Call (713)630-1138. Valley. This will be great not only for I love their sound. Country Band on the patio of Chutes John Henry Faulk's Deep in the Heart people who live in the Valley, but for us Also at Club Flamingo, Donna Corley from 4 to 8 p.m. on Sundays. What a lot opened its pre-New York run at Choc- urbanites who like to go down that way and Charlene Wright are in the spotlight of fun! olate Bayou Theater Company's St. for a break in the urban action. So, if you on Sunday and Monday, while the vi, WHIZZING DOWN THEATRE LANE. Regis Theater on October 23. Call (713) start seeing mention of events and en- brant vocals of RSVP will be heard next Hold on to your hats, here's a quick 528-0119.

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o I NEW HOURS: 11a_m_to 2 a_m.cocktail~ \\911 CUTTER'S CABARET ~_HOTTEA TWT CASH - Enrique Garza of Dallas Proud Iy Presents lost out on winning his age in cash when ... his license plate number, 141-NBN, was published in last week's 1WT magazine. .CDc E COVER BOY OR GIRL - Is the person CD on this week's cover male or female or ~ both? See the PHOTO ESSAY, page 64. Z e "g '0 Dana Lee <.:J Davis Aldridge "g Oct. 24th & 25th Oct. 26th = 9 PM 3-6 PM o en 8-12 ART FESTIVAL - Perfect Autumn sun- shinegraced last weekend's Westheimer Art Festival in Houston. Glistening October 31st shirtlessbodies and other works of art Customer Party & were admired by all, stretching from COMPETITION Westheimer to Pacific Street where Hosted by: Heaven held its own art fair and $500 Gail & Phil posterdrawing contest for students at the Gerrard Hooper local Art Institute. Holding the winning Show Time 9:00 with posterdesigned by Tom Pistoli were SHOW OF THE WEEK - The only Competition Judging Each Hour. Heaven's archangel, Charles Armstrong four people to ever win Entertainer of the Free Hors d'oeuvres, No Cover (seeupper I) with judges Michael Nott of Year are now appearing at Numbers in Prizes will be: Houston City Magazine, along with (bot- Houston. And three of them, (l-r) Donna Cassette Disc Player tom, l-r) artists Randy Ruhlman and Mary Day, Naomi Sims and Tasha Kohl, pack- 6 Hour Limo wlDriver by Butler. Runners-up were Chris Tassin and ed the house for the debut of their new Twentieth Century David Lust .... Meanwhile, around the Sunday night shows last Sunday. Directed' Dinner For Two Catered by by Jimmy Spaulding, the show was totally Clayton Catering corner at the 611 Club, famed works by CI a class act with Donna hitting the first C Original SWENSON Airbrush masterssuch as Michelangelo, Vincent :;:: home run call-back of the night and cu on Canvas by Jim Kinser van Gogh and Pablo Picasso were show- AND MANY MORE Tasha rolling and tumbling down the enCD casedin Steve and Terry's art gallery, Watch For Our Thursday . 0 where Wayne's watercolor reproductions steps of the stage into the arms of the Cii Night Cabaret Showcase. 'u were auctioned off to benefit Omega faithful. Thanks to Naomi for bringing CD Happy Hour. Mon-Thurs. o· House.... Down on Westheimer, at the back the Terrific Three-soon to become Q. 99' Well Drinks police substation, a huge crowd gathered the Fantastic Four when Ultra Hot en Friday 75' Well Drinks around the dunk-a-cop booth. What Chocolate makes a rare Texas appear- fun .... And in front of Mary's national ance this Tuesday, October 28 in a monument, HGPC was signing up new special two-man show with Naomi. members and selling chocolate bars. Among the onlook- ers (see right) were Austin's Miss Brown and Houston's Mi- chael Lowery of the KGAY-TV news team With their roving 804 Pacific Houston, Texas 77006 524-0806 video cameras.

PAGE 68 TUJTOCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER Jeane Tracy singing her hit, "Don't Leave PARTY OF THE Me This Way." And, before she left fOr WEEK - If anyone her next recording session in Amsterdafll tells you that Hous- she posed backstage at Mecca with ' ton has forgotten popular deejay Jon Mott. Thanx, Mecca how to party like it for a fun surprise. was famous for back in the golden days of the late 70s, then they weren't among the over 2,000 who jammed (see right) NRG Sunday for fourth annual Grey.. \ Party. A crowd of the '-- guys, mostly flexing in tank tops, watched Fort Worth should be especially festive asentertainer Evelyn Thomas (see CRUISE for the entire holiday season through to New Year's. Everything old is new again! The South Jennings Crossroads should be especially fun next weekend with all of the trick-or-treaters out in ghoulish drag flying back and forth across the block all night, from the New Lumber Company to the New 651 Club .... Both bars are HOUSTON HOTteaLiNE - Marty looking better than ever after the exten- Singel (I), a 46-year-old, tall blue-eyed blond, won the 1986 Mr. BRB title last Friday. Marty, who lists his hobbies as swimming, tennis and computers, is previous president of the Colt 45s. He's RUMOR OF THE WEEK - Dateline shown in the CRUISE CAMERA photo above Houston: The rumor that City Coun- with runner-up, Billy Holbrook. Marty cilman George Greanias was the culprit succeeds last year's winner, Rick responsible for stopping Tammy Wynette LaGrange. "The Colt 45s thank all you from appearing at Ian's Country a couple who donated over $400 in the contestant of weeks ago is untrue, he says. "I wasn'l CAMERA photo) brought the crowd to a buckets," stated emcee Richard even in Houston that weekend as I was frenzy. Two shows-8:15 and again at 11 Smith .... Here's some news from Illinois: speaking at a Jaycee's conference on the p.rn. Truly, this was the Grey Party's Terry Clark's mother is back at the Barn. economy out in Odessa," Greanias finest hour. The hosts are shown in the ~ "You can tell em' Mom's back," she told clarified. The protest against Ian's Coun- photo below on stage receiving a well- HOT TEA .... Who's got Houston's largest try has nothing to do with it being a gay deserved resounding round of applause. video rental club? The new Lobo Video bar. It has to do with its owner, Neil store on Westheimer has over 2,000 Moss, former owner of the Westheimer titles, reported manager Jim Swann. Yes, Game Room, Greanias explained. this is the same fine Lobo that's been a CHEERS & JEERS - Cheers in Dallas sive remodeling. Billy Ray (see photo Dallas tradition for decades .... House of to Sanger Harris and Federated depart- above, r) and James Smith celebrated the Pies now serves wine coolers and ment stores for their generosity in Grand Re-Opening of the 651 Club last mimosas as their new beer and wine donating a three-year grant of $18,000 tl week with capacity crowds flooding onto license was plugged into their frosty new fund an educator at the AIDS Resource the dance floor to the latest in C&W chiller last week .... The first annual Mr. Center .... Cheers in Houston to the favorites. Stop by and see how you like Chutes contest is this Saturday during the Garden Party whose hosts donated the improvements. They'll show you a Texas Tough Customer party .... Drum- $2,300 from their recent party to the good time .... The Vickery Station has mer magazine's photographer Jim Moss AIDS Foundation, reported president Ta had their share of changes too. They will be on hand to take your picture for Kowis .... Jeers to Houston's KKBQ radi have a new assistant manager, Brad Drummer, if you come dressed as a parody, Ben Gay, which is a silly take-a- Wors. And Terry, the manager, has been "tough customer," he said .... If you on the song "I Want to be a Cowboy." there a few months now .... They've were at Mecca's Sesquicentennial cele- To protest, call the Q-Zoo at (713) WORTHY TEA - Get those high heels planned a Fantasy in Black party for next bration last Saturday night, you were 961-0093, suggested HGPC secretary, out of moth balls, girls, 'cause the Hallo- weekend. Brad said with a smile, "It's treated to a surprise performance by Paul Simmons. ween parties are just around the corner. something to do with Chains and Whips."

--- PRGE 71 PRGE 70 TllJT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1984 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 NAME DROPPER - Penny Judge has CORPUS CHRIStea - The Coastal SAN ANteaONIO - Janice DuMont sold the Rose in San Antonio to manager Bend AIDS Foundation's first annual Hal- will crown the new Miss Gay Texas At. pete Peterson whom we now can call the loween Masquerade Ball will be held Oc- Large tonight at Paper Moon-a stellar neW owner .... In Dallas, the CRUISE tober 31 at the Emerald Beach Holiday evening of large stars .... Incidentally, cAMERA fell in love as does everyone with Inn, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., announced Vice Paper Moon now has a whole new color TMC's doorman, hunky John Decker (see President Craig Carpenter. "The down- scheme and now opens daily at 6 p.rn. ~ :a:c::; ( I town hotel has granted this event special with talented Richard Askins of Houston rates for those people who show their at the keyboard of their huge grand ticket stubs," he told HOT TEA. Prizes for SNUFFY'S piano .... Next door at the Silver Dollar costumes, dancing, gifts and two cash the new giant-screen video premiered r bars! For information call the Coastal HALLOWEEN during last weekend's first anniversary. Bend "Care-Line" at (512)883-CARE. See old cowboy movies and new count~ TAPE OF THE WEEK - Dateline COSTUME CONTEST music videos .... Speaking of anniver- Austin: It seems that a recent heated Friday, October 31 saries, EI Jardin will celebrate a landmark dialogue between Larry Armstrong and Judging begins on the 39 years of solid gay service on Charlie Meyers was captured on tape at November 11 .... Bonham Exchange's the newly opened 505 Club. But, no one bewitching hour of Midnight Extravaganza is Sunday and Monday in knows where it is. Like the Nixon tapes, the Ballroom. It promises to top all it may either end up lost or have a others .... lulee French will turn the 16-minute gap. No where else but Austin! French Connection into a Haunted NIFTY FIFTIES - Austin's Sheraton House for three nights, October 29-31. Crest will become a "Nifty Fifties" Cos- Scary .... While on that subject, HOT TEA tume Ball on Halloween night, packing notes that the Crew is getting ready for out the downtown hotel. It starts at 9 Miss Kitty's scary l Oth annual Halloween :I p.m. with cash bar and costume prizes. party-a chance to see if you can still slip Save $2 on advance tickets at St. Charles, into the garden slippers .... The 2015 Book Woman, Liberty Books, Pecan Square above)-a hot man at Dallas' hottest Sun- Club has extended Thursday Leather Emporium or the Waterloo Counseling day beer bust. ... And in Houston, Ricci Night to now last till Fridays .... And Center, sponsor of the soiree. r-- Cortez, after 10 years at Just Marion & now our CRUISE CAMERA photo of the Lynn's, announced her retirement from week: Meet Paul (see below), DowntoWII show business. Why? "I got married SA's deejay-the man responsible for all September 5 and my new baby doesn't the new additions like sound, lights and want me to work anymore," she told video, all a part of the ever-changing HOT TEA. Ricci (r), who doesn't look 62 by club. Photo coverage by TWT'S Tim two decades, is shown with club owner, Ramm . ... THEN Pat Hall at last Saturday night's retire- Saturday, November 1 ment party! Yeah, Ricci! 9 p.m.-4 a.m. Join the Snuffy's GHOULS for our post Halloween Ghouls and Goblins Masquerade Ball

Drink specials throughout the night AUSTlNteaCIOUS - The Boathouse, always the site of crazed theme parties (see CRUISE CAMERA photo above), is up to NO COVER EVER their old tricks again as they will hold a Halloween night seminar on how to up- 820 San Pedro grade your gravesite, stated professor San Antonio • 224-7739 Chuck Roberts .... Speaking of Hallo- PAGE 73 PAGE 72 ween, the annual Sixth Street Halloween Hall's as one of 10 sites for national Mardi Gras Carnival is just one week "Scary Music" parties. On Halloween away. And the Private Cellar, our only Eve Hall's will present video presenta- bar right on Sixth, will give away a trip tions of the B-52s, Miles Davis, 5440, for two to Vegas as their top costume New Order and more with cassette give- prize, reported new manager Byron aways .... And in the CRUISE CAMERA Westbrook .... The staff of Sally's Apart- photo below, customers at Ruperts are ment took over the Crossing last Tuesday shown reading their 1WT which mentions while Roy and Fred took Debbie's girls to that Charlie Meyers still owns the club, their annual employees staff party. contrary to rumors. Manager David Dauber said he wished to thank Jim Smith and the Sally's gang for their generosity .... Mother Marci Flet- cher is now holding court weekends at Backstreet's under-21 dance nights .... speaking of Backstreet, Frank "Pig Paws" Serano has joined the world of cable TV. So you could sort of say he's still in the entertainment business .... HOT TEA learns that Oz is going straight, to be called the Cave.... The elegant 505 Club opened to a packed house under a vivid Harvest Moon on October 18. Everyone agrees that the trendy, deco club is a hit .... Uncle Charlie's three days of trick-or- treats start next Thursday on Halloween Eve.... Warner Brothers has selected ~. - ~;i.A~at2a---~n6.-~r- ~~ ..~~:~.~•.•,~~ OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY ... 7 DAYS A WEEK 3 LARGE SCREEN AUDITORIUMS • 14 CHANNEL 25¢ VIDEO ARCADE VIDEO TAPE SALES & RENTALS • NO VIDEO CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES JUST PAY REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT & RENTAL FEE HUGE SELECTION OF NEW VIDEOS ONLY $3/DAY OR $5/3 DAYS VIDEO SALES ALWAYS $39.95-$59.95

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PAGE 77 PAGE 76 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 MISS GAY AMERICA - Beautiful and talented Blaze Starr of Atlanta, Georgia nity, talented and pretty Jolynn (see (seephoto above, c) was crowned the above) packed the house every night. new Miss Gay America for 1986 at the She performs every Friday so go by and Dallas Convention Center Theater last check out her act .... If the people in the weekend. First runner-up was Cherry CRUISE CAMERA photo below look familiar Lane (r) of Little Rock, Arkansas and sec- to you, you've probably seen them ond runner-up was Kelly Ray (I) of North before but might not have known it! On Carolina. The contest, presented by Nor- ma Kristie, Inc., was the most successful in the pageant's 15-year history, both in attendance and in number of contestants. Congratulations from HOT TEA. ALICE DOES DALLAS - Dallas is busy preparing for what promises to be the biggest Halloween weekend in Big D history, and virtually every bar and club in town is planning something spectac- ular. All this comes on the heels of last weekend's giant Texas-Ol,l bash, which brought literally tens of thousands of visitors to town. The Texas Sidekicks (see photo below, I-r) Jeff, Sharon, Paul and the right is Ron Davis of La Cage bookstore fame. No, he manages it! And he's about to open Dallas' newest club called LaFolies. On the left is another Ron, a.k.a. Sherri Powers, who will be the new show director! Watch for it soon in HOT TEA .... RJ Productions' Dallas Newcomer of the Year Pageant has been set for Baby's on November 13 ... , And, over at Sassy's, the benefit for B.O.A.T. raised nearly $1,000 for that worthy organization. Thanks to Miss Raye and Lori. QUESTION OF THE WEEK - Which Dallas bar owner loves to play Monopo- Paul, were on hand at the Round-Up ly, but lost her "Get Out of Jail Free" to help with their annual beer bust. ... card recently? '4oIIt while across the street at the Frater- PAGE 79 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 \\91) ___ SPORTS by Bobby Miller

Kings (36-20), 2-(a three-way tie)Maybe ~-1 Babies, Not Founds and Vice Squad (34-22). GAY OLYMPICS? Looks like some good competition in " ~~~ SAN FRANCISCO - The United States cowtown. supreme Court has agreed to hear the Gay Game committee's petition to use the word LON E STAR BOYS ON TOP "olympics" in its title, announced Dr. Tom OF BLUE DIVISION " ~ ~~~-(~~ Waddell of San Francisco Arts and Athletics, Inc. DALLAS - The Lone Star Boys came from The Supreme Court appeal stems from the nowhere to take over the lead in the Blue Divi- first Gay Games in 1982,which the organizers sion of the Oak Lawn Bowling Association ;.(~~o ~~~((~ had wanted to be known as the "Gay Olym- last Monday night. After the Tin Pin Bailers pic Games." Three weeks prior to the start (last week's leaders) dropped four games, the of the games, the U.S. Olympic Committee Boys slid right to the top. ..J\()~~~~ p.~ obtained an injunction in federal court pro- The standings as reported by Jim Beck are hibiting the group from using the term "olym- as follows: Blue Division: 1-Lone Star Boys pic." Gay Games organizers have had the (19-9),2- Ten Pin Ballers(18-10)and3-Nasty decision under appeal since the last appeal Boys (18-10).Male high game (225)was taken ~\~s~~-(~p.~~ was denied by the full U.S. Court of Appeals by John Carter and the series (563)was roil- for the 9th Circuit on May 22, 1986. ed by Tim Romero. Female game (153) and ~ ---.nO -( ~\~~f? The Gay Games organizers contend their series (423)were turned in by Jackie Baker. right to use the word "olympic" is an exer- Red Division: 1-A Strand of Girls (22-6), cise of free speech and association. They 2-Round-Up Rustlers (20-8)and 3-Gutter ').~ ~~~;fo(\ also claim the USOC is denying them equal Girls (20-8). Female high game (193) and protection under the law since it allows series (520)were rolled by Nancy Ford. Male t\ biG •..\~SO~ groups as diverse as the "Police Olympics," game (211)and series (563)was turned in by ,tit" ~\\~V ~ "Dog Olympics" and "Special Olympics" to Wayne Roberts. ~~ r:,\r:,6 ~ \0 9~ use the word. The USOC claims it has the exclusive SOMETHING FOR r:,'J,r..'-t ~c:R.,:.:.:;...: copyright to the word "olympic" as granted EVERYONE byCongress and that the gay group's use of ("'\v"-r\""".':' :..::..' '...:. .::.,:. the word would confuse the public and dilute HOUSTON - The Thursday Nite Mixed ..:::.:. '.::. ":::':::'.::.:.:.::. .:. the value of the term. Bowling League is in a fight forthe top spots, ". ..' .' ' .' . .' ' "'Olympic' is an age-old word with a unique reported Steve Stepleton to TWT SPORTS. Tied ....' ..' ' ~ .. connotation that everyone should be free to for first is Something for Everyone and Balls ":':S':'{':" "'S':':~ ~ express," said Mary Dunlap, attorney for the of Fire (14-6).Just one game back is a herd Gay Games. "We hope the Supreme Court of teams all with 13 wins and 7 losses. The ..:.~~ will look upon this case as a free speech B.J. Bombers, Texas Royality, Buckaroo Ban- '-' issue rather than just a copyright case. Tradi- zis and Leather & Lace share the second- ~~~ tionally, even the most conservative justices place spot. Looks like the competition will havebeen vigilant in guarding First Amend- be stiff this season. ~>~ ~ ment rights for all groups," Dunlap observed . The Monday Night Bowling League .,.>() ~ ...•..• reported the following standings: Division A: 1-E.J.'s Boys (21-3),2-Lovers Lane & The ~0 ~ LONGHORN BOWLING Fifth Wheel (19-5)and 3-Bedrockers (13-11). ~,., FT. WORTH - The Longhorn Bowling Division B: 1-Blg Judy & Her Boys (16-8), Association's Joan Hunter reported that Bart 2-Patti LaBowlers, Pirates in Menz Pants Woodfin was on a roll last Monday night. Bart and Cookie Monsters (15-9). Division C: turned in the high game (204).However, Ron 1-Strike Busters (17-7),2-Pretty in White Ramsden took the series (519).Donna Wood (16-8)and 3- Twisted Sisters (14-10).Division Wasthe woman of the night as she rolled the 0: 1-Five Easy Pieces (18-6),2-No Wham- ~%"" game (158) and series (439) in women's mies (17-7) and 3-Michael's Firemen competition. (14 V2-9V2). The high game (214) and series ~ The standings as as follows: 1-Gutter Ball (568) were bowled by Bill Hennekey. ~

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PAGE 92 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 PAGE 93 PERSONALS oa"as. Prof. auto mechanic. (214)337-8068BUTCH 24 Hour Emergency Service. THE Places To Shop For All Texas. Your Leather Needs HoUston. AIR CONDITIONING ClassiPhone In Houston and Austin Refrigeration. Electrical Telephone Classified Service Professional Service * Place Your Free Ad: (713)526-4423 LEATHER Serving area seven years * Hear Explicit Classlfieds: (713)526-4669 by BDDTS (713) 526-4617 Get Connected 'FIoiiSton. Remodeling and repairs. Ceramic tile, Dallas. Custom Room drywall, carpentry, and formica. References. Larry. HORSES BOARDED ~3)630-0413. Welcome TGRA! Full care, self care-13 miles from 711 Fairview. Houston downtown Dallas (Lancaster area) (214)225-3413. 526-2668 Houston. Hate housework? Let Lavelle. (713) Open: Tue.·Sat. 12 noon to 6 p.m. Dallas. 529-0228. GAY TEXAS VE'fERANS! ~ LEATHER TV Resortiretirement development needs you to call. VCR No risk-Big opportunity. 1·214·599-4041. by BDDTS STEREO Houston. Repair THE WOODLANDS at the Ripcord OMNI VIDEO GWM 29, 5'11" new in Texas, attractive, ambitious 715 Fairview • Houston Throckmorton at Cedar Springs professional, physically fit, numerous interests, (214)559-3009 seeking persons in area for friends and for a sincere relationship. Let's get together. Drop a response to E. Austin. Mlnl·bllnds, wholesale, plus all interior P.O. Box 8092, The Woodlands, TX. 77387-8092. renovation available with Design Contractors, Inc. Dallas. Oaklawn Christian Center has adopted the 4.dams~ (512)499-8114. name for its worship part of the Center as "Calvary at the 611 Ltd. Houston. Grace Church of Faith." The Center will continue A·1 Domestic Service to be the parent body and will be the teaching arm 611 Hyde Park • Houston Daily Maid Service of the organization. Estab. 1980 - (713) 932·1363 The ongoing Bible study led by Mark Gilbert con- 8's Leather tinues to meet on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 at the at Chain Drive Houston. Worried about your car? Let Bruce check church. The pastor extends a warm invitation to the it out. Reasonable, dependable & fair. (713)524-8219. members and friends of the Oaklawn Community 602 E. 7th • Austin to join in both the worship services and the Bible Dallas. study. JIMMY'S PAINTING On Saturday October 25, 1986the Center will hold an Oktober Fest at 6 p.m. at the Center. German QUALITY MATERIALS - CRAFTSMANSHIP food will be featured and beer will be allowed Brushwork-interior-exterior (B.Y.O.B.-bring your own beer). Dress will be Ger· stripping-special finishes man or a costume for Halloween. For Information (214)5~725 on the menu please call pastor Clark for items to bring. Austin. Carpenter, handyman, experienced, compe- On Sunday October 26, 1986the message at the tent. No job too small. (512)247-3888. 10:45 a.m. worship service will be brought by Mark SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 Gilbert. It is Reformation Sunday so I know you will Dallas. want to be with us on that day. For more information please call the church of- OKTOBERFEST MESSAGE fice and talk to Pastor Lowell Clark at (214)521-5473. FOOD • BEER BUST 8L with live D.J:s Dusty & Larry, 2 pm-'til MAIL SERVICE OF OAK LAWN '" (214)520 ..7254 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 Rear of Village Mall ... Mail Box Rental ~ COSTUME CONTEST ... Telephone Answering Service $17 PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES IN CATEGORIES 7 DAYS A WEEK JUDGING ••• 9 PM-TILL Houston. SAME DAY MOVING CO. "THE BEST MONDAY-FRIDAY ••• 8 PM to 12 MIDNIGHT MOVERS" BEER BUST $3.00 Dallas. Serving Houston 7 Years KYLE MOSES (713)974·MOVE Kyle, you were the very best. I'm lost without you. 710 PACIFIC • HOUSTON, TX. 77006 • (713) 528-9427 Gary

PRGE 103 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 Houston. For sale: XXX,RatedAII-MaleVideo Tapes. Originals, Brand New, Shown Only Once! VHS For- mat. By Private Individual! (713)665-4414. 1308 ST. LOUIS, FOR:r WORTH Houston. Neon Art Original Art and commissions for Holiday Gifts, D~J.'s. (713)66HI121. Houston. Forming car pool SWH to Nasa, (817) 927-7321 (713)622-3956, San Antonio. GfW/M Into photography seeks begin- ner models 18-25,slim, muscular, attractive, to pose nude for Colt Model-type photos. (512)349-4649. Houston. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 st Sensual Swedish Massage Enjoy the pleasure an attractive Italian can give. .HALLOWEEN Great for bodybuilders and athletes. 7 p.rn. or Sun- day anytime. (713)498-4014, COSTUME CONTEST Fort Worth. Cute guy, 27, likes hairies. Dave RANDOM JUDGING (817)763-3891after 5, Mark W. Bowen (above) BEGINS AT IOPM-TIL7 TRAVEL December 4, 1954-September 13, 1986 Mark shall be remembered as a fun-loving person Houston. TRAVEL CONSULTANTS-complete who enjoyed life to the fullest. As a member of the * CASH' * PRIZES' * travel arrangements. All services are FREE. 2402 Mardi Gras Finale Group we will miss his creativity Quenby-off Kirby Dr., Houston, Texas 77005.(713) and energy, Memorial services will be held In Hous- 529-8464. ton, Sunday, October 26, 2 p.m., at Rothko Chapel. 'ONE OF THE HonEST He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn U.S.A. S 0 R NEW TALENTS IN TEXASI fkq.'" ~ uns f the each Bowen, his sister, Janet Omer, and two brothers It's tlrne to renew last Summer's tan. Rodney and Steven, all of Kentucky. Please make APRIL CLAYTON . Ask about our 3 for 2 specials! any donations in lieu of flowers to The Center for Tropical Texas-The Rio Grande Valley is the place Attitudinal Healing. JOINS THE SHOW CAST for your Fall & Winter getaway. Write or call for EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY brochure. LYLE'S DECK-A GUEST HOUSE, Box 2326, South Padre Island, TX 78597,(512)761·LYLE. OBITUARIES

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Jay Kari Elgenmann (above) 1Adult cJor, Aug. 17, 1961-Oct. 6, 1986 Age-25 eCoyered Parking, ,."'- The most caring and giving person I've ever known. As Jay's lover for the past four years, I was • Decorator BboRshelves'-: the most fortunate to be loved by Jay. He will be greatly missed by all his friends, but his spirit will • Manicured Grounds ~ ~.. live on forever. Jay played an active role in making • StilaUPets Accepte~ '" the Longhorn Bowling Association a reality in Fort / I' j J. Worth. He held the office of President of the L.BA e Spadous Floor Plans John Edmondson (above) 36, died early and also was a cast member in A Chorus Line. He Friday morning, Oct. 16 at the Institute for Irnmu- is survived by his lover,Gary Hutchison, father, John nological Disorders, John's gracious acceptance C. Elgenmann, brother and sister-In-law, Chris and and stoic perseverance during his long and painful Tammy Eigenmann, and nephew, Ryan Ray. Cause DEL MONTE APARTMENTS ordeal is an inspiration to all who knew him, A of death is still undetermined, Anyone wishing to (713) 780-7803 beautiful man has passed from us-but remains in make donations In Jay's name send them to: The our hearts forever, We love you, John. A memorial Center of Disease Control, For AIDS Research, 1600 6403 Del Monte • Houston service will be held at M,C.C.R. at 1 p.rn, Sunday, Clifton Rd., Room 200,Atlanta, Georgia 30333or call Located in the San FelipeiVoss/Gallerta Area Oct. 26. Gary Hutchison: (817)738-5768.

PAGE 105 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 PAGE 104 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBEA 30 1986 Dallas. Oak Lawn Christian Center continues to hold services at 10:45 am. at 4552 Cedar Springs every Sunday. Pastor Lowell Clark is beginning a series of messages based on his new book "Guide for Gay ~.~ Christians." The ongoing Bible study led by Mark Gilbert (former staff member of discipleship counclllng ser- STEVE D. MARTINEZ, M.D. vices and first Baptist Church of Dallas) continues an indepth study of the life and ministry of Christ, presenting biblical apologetics regarding the truth of who HE claimed to be: The pastor extends a spe- INTERNAJ MEDICINE cial invitation to the members of the Oak Lawn com- munity to attend both worship service on Sunday INFECTIOUS DISEASES at 10:45 a.m. and the Bible study at 7:30 p.m. on SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED Tuesday nights For more information contact Pastor Clark at DISEASES (214)521-5473. AIDS/KS DIAGNOSIS Houston. The Life Issues group-a place to discuss and work through issues faced in our dally lives: OPEN: MON.-FRI. 8:30-5:30 coming out, family, self improvement, etc. (same day appointment) ~. Wednesdays, 5:30-7:00p.m. SATURDAY and THURSDAY The family of Houston. Lesbian Couples group-a place to talk 8:30am-12 noon Our friend Robert "Rob" Annlchenni and deal with relationship issues as a couple. Mon- departed this life on Tues., Oct. 7. Upon family re- days 6:()(}'7:3Op.m. quest his body was sent home for final rest, with rosary and burial Sat. Oct. 11. Home being Hillsville, Houston. TWELVE OAKS TOWER MICHAEL Pa.where he is survived by brothers Jackie and An- The Little Church of Portincula Family of Peaceand thony Annichenni, Aunt Angeline and Uncle Alex Rev. Gracie Lee, Pastor cordially invite you to join 4126 S.W. FWY., SUITE 1000 Gregg, several nieces and nephews and countless in celebrating The Installation of Rev. Sherral Ven- HOUSTON, TEXAS 77027 friends and loved ones. tura as Assistant Pastor on this Sunday, October DEWAYNE Rob celebrated his 39th birthday on Oct. 3,1986 5, 1986 at 2:30pm at The Little cnorcn, 212 Fargo, 713-621-7771 with close friends here in Houston while at Jeffer- Houston, Texas 77006. Reception to follow. ~SA AMERICAN ~ son Davis Hospital. _ EXERESS ~ WOODALL Rob was a talented hairdresser at AI's Beauty Houston. "Center for a Positive Lifestyle." A group Salon where he had worked for Alameda Horton for for men and women! Help Improve Relationships, (1961,,1986) six years. Besides Houston Rob had also made his Prosperity, Health, and other topics will be open for home in West Hollywood, Calif. where he was hair- discussion. There is no charge, so come see. dresser to numerous stars Including Lisa Hartman. Meetings will be every Monday night at 8:00 p.m. We'll each remember Rob in our own way as he at the Holiday Inn Downtown. 'would like to thank was "special" to all who knew him. Houston. Front Runners Houston Is a Gay/Lesbian A memorial service will be held on Sun. Oct. 26 running club which is interested in promoting a ALL CITY his many friends at 4 p.m. at St. Thomas Univ. Chapel, 3909 Yoakum, healthier lifestyle for members of our community. with donations being given to the AIDS Foundation We are currently encouraging our members of our in his memory. community. We are currently encouraging our INSURANCE and co-workers members to become involved with person with . LEGAL NOTICE AIDS. Front Runners Houston supports the efforts for their kindness Houston. Rev. Joe Forcheaux Is no longer associ- of all AIDS organizations, however, we do not en- ated with Project Simon, the rescue mission of dorse any particular group. Our members vary In age during this difficult Montrose. The mission is now under the direct from the early 20's to the 40's. We are primarily a auspice of Community Gospel Church. social group made up of individuals who enjoy run- All inquiries to the mission should be made nlng/jogging/walkrunning. We invite anyone time. directly to: regardless of running ability to join us for one of PROJECT SIMON our Sunday morning runs. For information call c/o COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHURCH (713)520-8019or (713)529-1288. He is loved P.O. BOX 66158 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77266-6158 Houston. Looking to identify people over the age PH: (713)521.Q511 of 55 who would be interested In getting Involved and missed PROJECT SIMON is a rescue mission for the in volunteering, social activities, support groups, etc. homeless and needy of our community, any needs There seems to be a lack of activities in the com- by us all. that are known of, or any contributions to the mis- munity, or even in Texas which involves older gay sion should be made to the above address. males and lesbians. If interested, please contact Ed at the MONTROSE COUNSELING CENTER. PH- ANNOUNCEMENTS (713)529-0037. Dallas. The Sunday services of Grace Fellowship in Christ Jesus are now being held at the church's new Houston. Leading art gallery searching for artists, ·"iGil~l~(~Ir~·, worship center at 2727 Oaklawn Avenue at 11:00 sculptors and ceramicists for 198&87calendar. Call a.m. Grace Is a nondenominational Christian fami- (713)529-4648for appointment. ly with a primary outreach to the gay/lesbian com- munity. For more Information contact Ken Coulter at (713)528-2811. Houston. A group for gay, fat men and their ad- DALLAS mirers is forming. For more information call - (713)520-6811,ask for Chris.

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TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 ~------\\9J1 309 W.223.:)MARKET ___ CALENDAR r FRIDAY - OCTOBER 24 (fW) Agape MCC:~P er Ser. 7:30p r (HO) Cong. Aztz rn: Mtg. (HO) Montrose Co. ntr: "Worried Well," 7p (SA) MCCSA Coffeehouse: Serv. 7:30-11p (SA) Paper Moon: Miss Gay Tx at Large, 10:30p SATURDAY - OCTOBER 25 (HO) CCF: Services, 6:30p (HO) Dignity Center: Dignity Mass, 7:30p (HO) Meridian Hotel: GPC "Scondras" dinner The Crew's SUNDAY - OCTOBER 26 10th Annual (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a & 7p (AM) MCC: Services, 11a & 7p (AR) Mld-Cltles MCC: Services, 11a & 7p (AU) MCC: Services, 11a; 7:30p Halloween (AU) Oasis: Serv., 11a (eG) MCC: Services, 5p (DA) FUC: Mtg., 7:30p (DA) Grace Fellowship: Serv., 11a (DA) Holy Trinity Comm. Church: Serv., 11am (DA) Integrity: Mtg. & pot luck supper, 7:30p ~i~ri!y.~ (DA) MCCD: Serv., 10:30a, 7:15p ~ , Drag Ball" (DA) O.L Christian Cntr: Services, 10:45a (DA) UCC: Services, 11a (fW) Agape MCC: Services, 11a & 7p .j,0C:> ..D/:. (GA) MCCG: Services, 11a ~(..' costume judging ~~IS' (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a throughout the night (HO) Bering Mem. Ch.: Serv. 10:50a (HO) Church 01 the Rock: Serv. 10:30a (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Servo 11a Special Surprise (HO) FUC: Serv, 11:15a il you can fit into (HO) Kingdom Comm. Church: Services (HO) Living Water Church: Serv., 6p The Golden Slipper! (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p (HO) New Freedom Christ. Chrch: Serv., 10a (LU) MCC: Serv. 11a, 7p (Midland/Odessa) Holy Trinity Convn. Chrch: Ser.,9:3Oa (SA) MCCA: Service, 10:45a Special (Temple/Killeen) HMCC: Serv., 7:30p Witches MONDAY - OCTOBER 27 (AU) Lambda: Men's Group, 8p Brew (DA) Affirmation (Morman): Mtg., 7p (HO) Gay Fathers 01 Hou.: mtg, 8p (HO) Integrity: Eucharist & Pot Luck supper, 7:30p (HO) KJnchd SpIr: Thea Wkshp-"8'10 Glossy",Bp (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: AIDS Support, 6:3)p TUESDAY - OCTOBER 28 (DA) DIgnIty: Mtg., 7:15p (DA) FAR.: Mtg., 7:30p (DA) Grace FellowshlplOak Cliff: Serv., 7:30p (DA) MCC: Oak Lawn Band Mtg. (HO) KInchd SpIr: Thea Wkshp-"8'10 Glossy",Bp (HO) Mont Co. Cntr: Women's Support Group, 7p (HO) Montrose Sym. Bald: Reh, 7:3)p (HO) Numbers: Hot Chocolate in Concert, 10:3)p WEDNESDAY - OCTOBER 29 (AR) MId-CIties MCC: Service, 7:3)p (AU) MCC: Services, 7:30p (DA) AA: Together Group: Mtg., Bp (DA) Oak Lawn Co. enter: AIDS Support, 6p (HO) CCF: Bible Study, 7:3)p (LU) MCC: Servo 7p (SA) MCCSA: Service, 7:30p THURSDAY - OCTOBER 30 (AU) Lambda: Women's Group; 7:30p (DA) FUC: Lambda Narcotics Anon., Mtg., 8p (DA) Gay & Lesbian Young Adults: Mtg., 7:00p (FW) FW Co. Cntr: Men's Support Group, 8:30p Buffet at Midnight!

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TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Chain Drive 802 E. 7 , 47&0295 Center B.O.A.T. 720 Brazos SI. N602J78701 (Austin) (512)472-3333 Crossing 611 Red River 478-3611 Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates .. P.O. 822 .. Austln178787 506 Club 505 East 3rd 4796050 presents Lesblan/Gay Oem. of Texas (DaIlas).P.O. 64493.(214)821-4838 Hall's 404 Colorado 473-2501 ~ L.G.R.A. (Gay Lobby) (Austin) Box 822, 78787 Nexus 401 East 2 495-9553 NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance for Young Adults)P.O. 190426 Private Cellar 709 East 6th 477-6440 · (Dallas) 75219-0426 Ruperl's 617 Red River .. , 477-1128 Rural Coalition Waller-Zanghi Box 611 (Blum, Tx.) 78627 Sally's ApI.. 2828 Rio Grande 478-6782 Texas Association of Nudists . Box 49636 . Austinl78765 Snuffy's Saloon 113 San Jacinto 479-8965 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc P.O. 8697311194, (Houston) Uncle Charlie's 1301 Lavaca , 474-6461 · (713)526-5001 AUSTIN COUNSEUNG (Area Code: 512) Texas Human Rights Foundation P.O. Box 191312 Menefee, Mike, Ph.D 1500 W. 6th SI. 4766419 ...... (Dallas) 75219 Waterloo Co. Center .,.6901 N. Lam •. /1109 452-6986 Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition . AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code:512) ~s P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg., Austin178712 (512)441-3678 Ralph J. Branch, D.D.S 2907 Duval SI.. 472-6633 Texas Republican Altemative Comm . AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code:512) P.O. 1077, Austln178767 (512)453-5028 Austin Medical Arts Clinic 117Medical Arts Sq. 472.(J223 Uvalde Organization P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78602 ...... Richardson, Phillip C., MD 472.(J223 ABILENE CHURCHES (Area Code: 915) ...... Smith, Thomas H., MD .472.(J223 Exodus MCC ..... 1925 Collins/P.O. 2473 ..... 6734134 Dwyer, Edward J., MD ... 2906 Medical Arts 478-3453 ABILENE CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Walnut SI. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 AUSTIN OROANIZATIONS/HELPLINES (Area Code:512) AMARILLO CHURCHES (Area Code: 806) Adventuring Outdoors Club .. P.O. 43918178745 .. 445-7216 MCC 2123 S. Polk SI. 383-0084 Affirmation (Mormon) . P.O. 4102178765 .45&8608146Q.8387 AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) AI·Anon-Lambda 5518 Bumet Rd 4530016 AA (24-hours) 373-6025 Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda .. 5518 Bumet Rd .. 4530016 Crisis Intervention 37&4251 American Gay Atheists P.O. 8644178713 Positive Image P.O. Box 2342J791(J5.2342 Austin AIDS Project P.O. 4674178765 452-9550 ARLINGTON BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) Austin Alliance .. , .. 7115 Bumet Rd. 11120 458-6050 Gasplpe III 1407 N. Collins (metro) 461-7711 Austin Latlna/a lesbian & Gay Organization . *~ ARLINGTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) ...... P.O. 13501178711 Mld-Cltles MCC 401 Lillard (metro) 265-5454 Austin PrIde Week Task Force P.O. 2619(78786 ARLINGTON CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Austennls 8926 N. Lamar /11003178753 651/Arllngton 1651 W. 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River CIty NewsstWld OOO4 Research Blvd 459-8274 ...... UT Union Bldg 45&3971 River CIty University 613 W. 29th 477-&.57 Hotllne-MH/MR (24 hrs.) 472-HELP J-- AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code 512) Intagrity/EplsccpalIWlS P.O. 180272178718 451-1802 Capitol of Texas Travel .605 E. 10th, Suite 150 .478-2467 Law Students for Gay & Lesblan ConcemsU.T. School of Law Sheraton Crest Designer Hair Club (Hair Restoration & Replacement) ...... 727 E. 26thl78705 450-1003 ...... 9010 N. 1-35 /1105 834-1231 Lesblan/Gay Political Caucus .. P.O. 822178767 .. 474-2717 Ballroom Encore Jewelers 2442 Highland Mall 451-0359 Lesblan/Gay Rights Advocates P.O. 822178767 Estrada Apts 1801 So. Lakeshore Blvd. . 442.e868 Lesblan/Gay Speakers Group .. 7115 Bumett Rd. /1120 .. (1st & Congr:ss) Forbldden Fruit 512 Neches 47&8358 ...... 458-6050 ~ J.M. Auto Service 603 E. 45 450-1075 Lesblan/Gay Unitarians 454-2441 Leff Stop 8120 Research Blvd 467-2333 Republican All. Comm. P.O. Box 1077178767-1077 453-0028 Cash Bar austlft Liberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd. . 495-9737 River City FrontRunners 345-7284 Lucy In Disguise (Costumes etc.)1506 S. Congress444-2002 QUEST Nick Nickel ., 453.(J728 Men's World Travel Club .. 312 E. Runberg Ln ... 837-4646 S.T.D. Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 Costume Prizes Meyer Construction .. 500 So. Congress /1143 .. 478-1755 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc 442-1828 Meyer Electric 1802 Sanchez 499a594 Womenspace 2330 Guadalupe 472.3Q53 Tickets: Nang Corp (RecOrding Co.) 1016 E. 38th /Ie 78761 BAYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 713) Reservations Unltd ... 312 E. Rundberg Lane 837-4646 Bay10wn Lambda Group 427-1378 $10.00 at the door Taylor, Scott (photography TWT Magazine) 926C253 Young Adults for Social Unity (Lambda) 447.(J2()7 $8.00 in advance from TownHouse ApI. 2101 8mont 447-6939 BEAUMONT BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) James D. Courts (Hypnotheraplst)2626 Calder /1101833-6933 St. Charles Austin Gay/lesbian Friends (Quakers) 458-9519 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409) Dignity/Catholic P.0.2686178786 Golden Triangle Church of Christian Falth786-364518fl6.7189 Book Woman First Unitarian Church 452-6186 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) ..-~ Intagrity/EplsccpalIWlS P.O. 180272178718 451-1802 Cope 304 Orleans 832-4206 Liberty Books MCCA 1100 Springdale Rd 929-3860 Scandals 653 Park 833-7313 Pecan Square Emporium Oasis Ministry 3704 Jefferson 441-9191/834-8357 Sundowner 497 Crockett 833-3989 - AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) ..,...-:- Waterloo Counseling Center Badlands 115 San Jacinto 479-8965 Lambda Group AA (Inter-Group) 724-6501 Boathouse 407 Colorado 474-9867 Triplex AIDS Network (TAN.) .. P.O. 647177704 .. 839-4826 (;Pdphic Desigll dOt~lt,'d -11.\','axillP( 'I"'\I~' • I'r'illtir~ donatod 1\,-H,~x'''' (;"1'1'

TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 PAGE 113 Round-Up Saloon 3912-14 Cedar Springs 522-9611 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) 8RYANICOLLEGE STATION CLUBS (AnNl Code: «l9) .. 3510 W. Walnut (Gertand) .. 494«loo Sassy's Two 3319 Raleigh 521-0202 Abundant Life Church of Truth. P.O. 683175221 .948-7260 Crossing 222 North Main 779-7039 BI-Cuta Hair Salon .... 3905 Cedar Springs 522-1646 Tramps 4117 Maple Ave 520-0766 Affirmation (Methodist) 948-1546 BRYANICOLLEOE STATION OIlOANIZATIONSIHB.PUNES ...... 4200 Hershel 16 522-1646 Throckmorton Mine Co ... 3014 Throckmorton .. 521-4205 Affirmation (Mormon) 871-2824 (AnNl Code: «l9) CatJey Conner (House Cleaning) 948-1446 TRII 5025 Lemmon Ave. . 526-2340 Bethany Presby1ertan Church 528-4084 Gay Student Network .. P.O. 138701C.sJ77841 .. 68&&488 Community Bookstore .. 3930 Cedar Sprtngs .. 52H1919 Trestle 412 S. Haskell ; 828-4959 Chrtstlan Outreach Serv. (EvangeleglCai Support Group) G8)' Student Services P.O. 810!1t77844 .... n5-1797 Creative Connections (Computer coupling) 373-3283 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) P.O. 671371175367 783-6932 CarIta MCC 401 E. 31st(Bryan) n5-7219 Crestmont Apts 3328 Cedarplaza Lane 521-2851 Boothman, Michael ..... 5415 Maple 1419 ..... 631-5217 Church of Chrtst (suPPOrt group) 691-1179 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Crossroads Market 3930 Cedar Sprtngs 521-8919 HerrtJold, Susan, M.S.5327 N. Central @ Airline, 131~74 Complete Joy P.O. 671371175367 783-6932 MCC 1705 10th SI. 882·TALK Douglas Park Apts 3109 Douglas 74&6550 Julian, Debra, M.S 644-8757 Dignity/Dallas P.O. 190133175219.()133 520-2554 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (AnNl Code: 512) Electrolysis for Men 528-0759 Morris, Vicki L., R.N., M.S.w 631-5217 Emergence (Chrtstlan Scientist) P.O. 2878175221 522-3086 Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 882'()183 Fantastic Voyage Travel 522-5215 Park CIties Counseling .. 5327 N. Central at Alrtlne 1318 Evangelicals Concerned (D/FW Chapterj . Other Door 1911 So. Staples 882-0042 Fish Etc 4025 Lammon Ave 521-1910 ...... 526-3374 ..... Box 532332 Grand Pralrtel75053 642-3165 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Foto Plus 3218 Oaklawn 526-620:! Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr 5811 Nash .... 351-1502 Firat Unltartan Church of Dallas 4015 Normandy (Area Code: 512) Gasplpe'l 4422 Maple 5260982 Stout, David H. A.C.S.W 3511 N. Hall 11111 .. 528-1041 Grace Fellowship 2727 Oaklawn Ave 528-2811 Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation . Box 331416 . 683-CARE Gasplpe 12 9191 Forest Lane IS 699-3955 Whole Woman Center P.O. 140504175214 ... 324-8751 Holy Trtnlty Community Church 4402 Roseland 827-5088 Gay Alcoholics Anon 1705 10th SI. 991-4506 Glen Apta 5000 Bowser 528.()144 DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 214) MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan 526-6221 Helpline 882-8255 Glide Lubrtcant 4071 Buena Vlsta ~ Allergy & Health Emportum5838 E. Mocklngblrd828-4500 Oak Lawn Chrtstlan Center 4552 Cedar Sprtngs521-5473 Parents & Frtends of Lesbians & Gays (Vel)937·2311 Lobo Bookshop 4008 "O" Cedar Sprtngs 522-1132 Community Medical Clinic .3911 Lemmon Ave .. 520-1810 Oak Lawn Church of Religious Sclence34&-83701744-5554 Texas Riviera Empire 747 Lum 993-6973 looM & Glass ConSOlidated Servlces4001 Bouser526-8372 Fratemall, Paul DDS 4310 Westside IG 522-2000 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) DALLAS ACCOMODATIONS (Area Code: 214) Mel's Area Movers (metro)328.()181 Olson, Richard M., D.O 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 Arena 4025 Maple Ave ·· .522-7572 Logan's Point 4001 Bouser 520-6534 Memorablllas 3908 Cedar Sprtngs 522-6601 Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M. (foot sp.)3505 Turtle Creek ISl0 Baby's 3501 McKinney 521-4748 D!

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PAGE 114 TWT OCTOBEfl 24 - OCTOBEfl 30 1986 First UnltariM Church 5210 FMnin SI. .. , .526-1571 GALVESTON BUSINESS (Ansa Code: 4(9) Gey & Lesblan Mormons (David) 523-9821 DI••••••-Beach Inlo line 782-3583 LesblaniGey Political Coalition 01 DailasP.O. 224424175222 Gay People In Christian Science. P.O. 6131Bellalrel770401 Cliff Dwellers ..... 321 N. Zangs ..... 943.00691381·9357 G8rza's Uquor Beer Mart .... 1102 StrMd ., .. ~ ...... 528-{)8531526-834s & ...... 665-2842 Concerned Arner JPreserv/Human Rights 233-3100 IsIewOri

PRGE 116 TWT OCTOBER 24 - OCTOBER 30 1986 Parkway Athletic Club .... 800 Rosine SI. .... 528-5467 Missouri SI. Gallery 1006 Missouri 526-3663 · (202)547-31 01/547-3102 Integrity P.O. 15006178212 734-0759 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Montrose Chamber Singers 526-3810 AIDS Infoonatlon recording 1-800-342-AIDS Lambda AA 1312 Wyoming 225-5611 A Capella Chqrus (Church of Christ Gays) 528-1852 Montrose Co. Cloggers 456-8861 Gay & Lesbian Press Association . Lutherans ConcernedP.O. 29OOO8I78520696.Q3071734'()759 ACLU 1236 W. Gray 524-5925 Montrose Computer Conn.P.O. Box 66895m266526-3737 P.O. 'A' Old CheiseaStat., NY., N.YJ100ll(212)9B90022 Mustang Club, Inc P.O. 12551178212 AID for AIDS P.O. 6&414177266 521H1077 Montrose Mailbox (Computer Connection) 527-8566 Gay Rights National Lobby P.O. 1892, Washlngto~, DC 20013 Parents of Gays 736-6847 AIDS Foundation 3400 Montrose, 11700 524-AIDS Montrose Awareness Patrol Group 527-8438 · (202)546-1601 River City FrontRunnersP.O. 5844178212822-20191737·1224 AIDS Hotline c/o Switchboard 529-3211 Montrose Singers .(a gay men's chorusXMlke) .526-3810 Herpes Clinic 1.6Q0.423-02OO River City Stompers 732·5849 A Place In the Sun 522.7695 Montrose Sports Assoc ..... (Director) Nick 777.1823 Hispanic United Gays Llberado 5619 14th Ave. 111.0 Runaways (Youth Service Project) 299-7660 American Gay Atheists P.O. 66711m266 527.9255 ...... Billiards . · Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 San Antonio AIDS Foundation P.O. 120113178212 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf TTY 520-0732 ...... Bridge Jlm 862.7397 Human Rights Campaign Fund . . ... (24 hour hotllne) 733-3429 (office) 733-1 B53 Autry House 6265 So. Main ... Monday Mens Bowling ... Tommy 699-8160 · P.O. 1396, WaShington, DC 20013 .(202)546-2025 San Antonio Gay Pride Week CommltteeP.O. 12063178212 Baytown Market SI. Lambda 422-0811m2.7214 · Racquetball Roger 665-8094 Lambda Legal Defense 132 W. 43rd NYC 10039 San Antonio Gay Switchboard ... P.O. 120402178212·9602 CHE P.O. 3045177253 680-3346 · Soccer Robert 621.5571 · (212)944-9468 ...... 733-7300 Choices Unlimited (Lesbian Social Group) 529-3211 · Volleyball Nick 777-1823 Media Fund for Human Rights . San Antonio Plasma Servlcesl12 Auditorium Clr.223-2958 Colt 45's 526-9192 Montrose Softball League Box 22272m227-2272524-3144 P.O. 'A' Old Chelsea stat. NY., NYl1oo11(21~22 San Antonio Tavern Guild-AIDS Fund 821.a21B Comm. for Public Health Awareness P.O. 3045177253 Montrose Symphonic Band P.O. 66613m266-6613527.9454 National Assoc. of Black and White Men Together ..... Tejas Motorcycle Club 533-6001 · , . 522-5084 Montrose Tennis Club Rich 524-2151 .. 584 Castro SI., #140, San Francisco, CAJ94114 The Bridge (youth shelter) .. 606 Wilson Blvd 734·9532 Community Political Action Committee . P.O. 2005f77252 Montrose Writers Guild. P.O. 27084177227-7084 .621-3008 ...... ~~~~m SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ACCOM. (Area Code: 512) · \ 236-8666 Mother's Group (Lesbian Mothers) .... 866-5502/583-8926 National Assoc. of Business Councils . Lyle's Deck (guest house) ... 120 E. Atol SI. ... 76H YLE Conroe Area Lambda .. 304 Harris Blvd (409)760-1509 National Assn. Lesbian & Gay Alcoholism Professionals P.O. 15145, San Francisco, CA 94115(415~ TEMPLE CLUBS (Area Code 817) Couples P.O. 7066417727(}{)664 (NALGAp) Texas Chapter Ron 921-3132 National Assoc. Gay & Lesbian Democratic Clubs ..... Mildred's Place 308 E. Ave. B 776-9516 Crisis Hotline 226-1505 Parents and Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAG~ 1742 Mass Ave SE, Washington, DC 2IlOO3(2l2)547-3104 TEXAS GUEST HOUSEIACCOMODATIONS (Area Code 817) Democratic Committee of GPC 527.9143 Presidents Club (GPC past pres.)P.O. 66844177268523-6024 National Gay Alliance for Young Adults (NGAYA)P.O. 190426, EI Rancho VlstalELV Travel Box 245, Glen Rose 897-4962 DlaI·A-Gay·Athelst. 527.9255 Project FOOD (KS/AIDS Foundation) 524.2427 · Dallas, TX 7521~26 TYLER CLUB (Area Code 214) Diana Foundation 2700 MasonmOO6 524.5791 Revlsta Paz y L1beraclon P.O. 6000631177260 Nat'l Gay Health Ed. Foundation P.O. 784, NYC 10036 Chez Vous Hwy. 31 East 592.a9OO Dignity Center 3217 Fannin 528-Qlll Rice Gay/Las. Support Group(c/o Gay Swltchb0ard)529-3111 ...... (212)563-6313 UVALDE TEXAS E.S.O.P.S. (Private Proff. Social Club) 961.9676 Shantl (AIDS Peer Counseling) P.O. 3045-77253 National Gay Rights Advocates . Uvalde Organization P.O. Box 1124176602 Ellents Unlimited (Anale Group)3333 W. AIabarna'77OO85-6600 Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) 4400 Memorial Dr. 540 Castro, San Francisco, CA 94114(415)883-3624 WACO CLUB (Area Code: 817) Family Connection (youth shelter) 52~5 ...... 1I2175m007 664-6174 National Gay/Lesbian Crlslsllne 1-800-221-7044 Studio M 2812 N. 19th 753-9715 FrontRunners (runners, joggers) P.O. 66371m266 Society for 2nd Self (Trt-Ess) Gulf Coast Transvestite National Gay & Lesbian Task Force. 1517 U Street, N.W. Tallulah's 507 Jefferson # 5th 753-9189 · 520-80191522-0899 Chapter P.O. 90335177090 ..... WaShington, D.C.l20009 ..... (202)332-6483 WACO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 817) Garden Party 3317 Montrose IIl067mOO6 Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 66973 111194 526-5001 Planned Parenthood of San Angelo 2619 Sherwood Way Waco Lambda Student Organization .... P.O. Box 23254/ Gay & Alive Sharing (GASE) 526-1311 Texas Human Rights Foun P.0.68574177~74 ...... 944-1909 ...... 76702·3254 Gay Fathers of Houston P.O. Box 66973 11162 77006 Westhelmer Colony Arts. Assn 1001 Westhelmer 11183 ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) ...... 432-13941695-8584 Nite Spot 8401 Andrews Hwy 366.a799 Gay & Lesbian Hispanics Unldos P.O. 600921177260-0921 ······························ ~~33 Women's Encounter Group. P.O. 920952 11262177292-0952 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) ...... 529-8947 Women's Lobby Alilance ..... 4 Chelsea ..... 521-0439 Bexar Florist 602 Montana 271·3643 Gay/Lesbian Student Assoc Box 314 . Women's Softball League6431 Plneshadel77008~256 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts 1900 San Pedr0733-3555 · 4800 Calhoun 529-3211 Womynspace 2033 Norfolk 869-8510 On Main 2514 Main 737·2323 Gay Nurses Alliance 660-9486 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Oscar Mendiola Photography 225-8222 Gay People In Christian SclenceP.O. 613, Bellaire, Tx. 77401 Bayou City Oyster Co 2171 Richmond Ave 523-&>40 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) ...... 665-2642 Charlie's Restaurant 1102 Westhelmer 522-3332 Community of SI. Francis .... 332 Wilcox 923-2266 Gay POlitical Caucus (P.O. 66664, Houston 77266) Chapultepec 813 Richmond 522.2385 Dignity (Catholic Gays) ... P.O. 12484/78212 349-3632 ...... 521-1000 Cutters 604 Pacific 52~ Integrity P.O. 15006 734'()759 Gay Rights A.C.L.U P.O. 66844177006 House of Pies 3112 Kirby 528-3816 MCCSA 1136 W. Woodlawn 734.()()48 Gay & Lesbian SwltchboardP.O. 68591m~91529-3211 Hunt Room 3404 Kirby 521.9838 River City Living Church311 Melrose PI.822-11211734'()377 Greater Montrose Business GulldP.O. Box 66973, Suite 1029 Rascals 2702 Kirby (re-openlng soon) Trinity Council 311 Melrose178212 77006 526-11111723-8366/524.9511 Pizza Inn Delivery 3105 S. Shepherd 522.5676 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Guardian Angels 415 Westhelmer 523-8352 Westhelmer Cafe 1525 Westhelmer 526-4350 Ab's Westernalre 622 Roosevelt 533-9928 Hazelwltch Productions P.O. 66242m266 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271·3611 Herpes H.E.L.P. Hotline 996-9414 Alley Theatre 615 Texas 228-8421 Crew 309 W. Market 223-0333 Homophile Interfaith Alliance 729 Manor 523-6969 Curtain Call on Line (Theatre Reviews) 526-1446 Downtown SA 240 Broadway 223-6285 Houston Bar Owners Assoc. (HOBO) %526-9192 Greenway III Hwy. 59 © Buffalo Spdwy 626-{)4()2 EI Jardin 106 Navarro 223-7177 Hou-Tex Tennis Club David 926-7171 Laff Stop 1952 W. Gray 524.2333 French Connection 330 San Pedro 225-2353 HouTex Tennis Tournament J.C., Director 529-7467 River Oaks W. Gray & Shepherd 524.2175 Gemini Club 504 Pleasanton Rd 923·9918 Houston Area Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists The Group (Theatre Workshop) .. 3217 Fannin .. 522.2204 Miss Ellie's 2015 2015 San Pedro 733-3365 P.O. 66631mOO6 439-1879 KEY WEST, FLORIDA BUSINESS (305) Noo Zoo 10127 Coachlight 341-4778 Houston Data Professionals 523-6922 Key West Business Guild (Infoonatlon)P.O. 4640-5/33041 Paper Moon 1430 No. Main 225-7330 Houston Gay Health Advocates .. Box 66123 .. 790-9448 LONGVIEW CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Phazez 119 EI Mio 342-9053 Houston Flag & Drill Corps 952.2776 Faith Community Church .. 1116 S. Mobberly .. 757.7338 Rose, The 4121 Gardendale 696-4944 Houston Health Dept. ... 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) Sliver Dollar Saloon 1418 N. Main 227·2623 Houston North ProfessIonals P.O. 3840 Humbi&77347 821.7126 Rainbow Connection .. 2110 S. Eastman Rd ... 757.5593 Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro 224·7739 Houston Outdoor Group 521-3641 or 961-2905 McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) Houston Tennis Club Shawn 524.2151 Bumpers 1617 N.ll'h SI. 687.9922 Johnson, Toby, Ph.D .... 1616 San Pedro #10 ... 732-4000 Houston Thursday Nlte Mixed Bowling League Other Face 200 N. 29th 686-9635 Menefee, Michael, Ph.D .. 7744 Broadway #103 .821-5905 Steve .. 973-1358 Phili. .~970 P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. © Daffodil 682-8019 Menchaca Jr, Reymundo 647·7563 Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist) . P.O. 391177401 MESQUITE DOCTORS/DENTISTS (Area Code: 214) SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Interact (over 40) P.O. 16041177022 529-7014 Olson, Richard M., 0.0.3434 E. Highway 67, Bldg. C 11140 AIDS Infoonatlon 821.a218 It's O.K. (AIDS Support Group) 529-2416 ...... 613-3030 Alamo Human Rights Comm 656-1487 Jerry Kauffman Cancer Fund 776-4106 MIDLANDIODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Alcohol Counseling 227 Guilbeau 226-9241 Jolly Rogers (Big Heavy Men & their Admirers) P.O. Box Free to Be (AA) .... 3201 W. Wall (Midland) .... 669-6339 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th St. 225-4227 541356177254 524-1489 Holy Trinity Community Church P.O. 5623179702 Alpha Plasma Center 302 S. Flores 224-1749 KPFT Radio 419 Lovett 526-4000 MCC 3201 W. Wall, Midland, P.O. 1152179702 Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 Lambda Alanon 521.9772 ...... 669-6339 Crisis Hotline (toa-tnp) 733-1111 Lambda Center For Alcoholics .. 1214 Joanne .. 521.9772 NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409) Crisis Hotline (24 hrs) 227-4357 LOhe Star Nudist Group Box 740572m274 GLAS (Gay/Lesbian Association of Students) . Detoxification Center 622 Dolorosa 225-5481 Lower West helmer POlice Community Center .. 529-3100 ...... P.O. 491175963-0491 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721 A S. Presa SI. 533-9156 Metropolitan Wind Ensemble 529-9610 NEW ORLEANS ACCOMODATION (504) Fiesta Run P.O. 169672178280-3272 Miss Camp America P.O. 142 Bellaire, Texl77401 New Orleans Guest House .1118 Ursullnes SI. .566-1177 Forward Foun., Inc. (community education) 224-7663 Montrose Area NOW P.O. 96714177213 Gay Fathers of S.A. P.O. 15495178212 653-8544 Montrose Art Alliance c/o 1006 Missouri 529-4364 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Gay Switchboard .733-7300 Montrose Chamber Singers 526-3810 AIDS Action Counsel729 8th SI. SE, II2OOWash. D.C.l2OOO3 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) 225-4066

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