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. :· t]. The Calendar IS published by The Calendar. P.O. Box 12942. SATx. ::.. :::::: :::~::::--:A=::::~~::::----::::: ::::::::::: :::::a 78212. Phone: (512) 735-7173. The ~:. ~=~:::;~: :- :~~ ::~~~~ ~:·.... ==:~: :::;::::::: :::5 Calendar IS mailed to subscribers -~- ...... •~:...... 1 e• I I ••II 11111e1Ill~~~ I II-~·~tt II I II II I ····--111111 .. at a cost of $20 per year. Copyright IIIII~A ::11111111111111111111 IIIII IIIII II I 1111111111111111:1111111 llllllt4 IIIII ...... IIIII •• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• m 1982 by The Calendar All rights reserved. Publicat1on of the name "lvla Croc.kett Ia one of those people who can do anything. It's o r photograph of any person or ( taaing fOf' those of us who can't do just anything to sit back a ..lratch as tihe writes or creates art. Her design for Gay Fiesta organ1zat1on 1n art1cles or advertis The Calendar reaches the r '82's poster shows a clean, classy style that we know will be pop Ing 1n The Calendar IS not to be largest upscale market in SA ular with the SA community. She's talented and smart, and we ,;onstrued as any tnd1cation of the and so can you. Call us about love her. sexual onentation of such person our advertising rates before or organization. Partial or comp lete reproduction of any advertise 11/ 22. ment. article, or feature taken with 735-7173 out perm1ss1on ;s specifiCally pro Deadlines for our 12/ 3 issue: What's Inside Us Now? hibited by Federal Statute. Advert 11/ 22 ISing rates ava1lable upon request. Features- Ads- 11/22 The Janamen'a Standings ...... •..•...... 6 The Calendar IS printed by Coast SAGA ...... 7 Notices & Classifieds- 11/ 26 Bulletin ...... D.S. Prtnttng & Typesetting, 2321 Around Town ...... •...... g Bianco Rd., SATx 78212. Publish The Calendar ...... g er: Michael Stevens: Editor in chief: Interview with a Hunk ...... 17 Patrick Kerr: Associate Editors: Pix/the Beaux Arts Ball ...... •...... 18 Margaret Sizemore. Toby John The Calendar welcomes guest ed Olmos Park Pollee Obaeaaed with Sex? ...... 1 g son: Wnters: Kathy Deitsch, San Itorials, letters, reviews, articles, Alamo Drag ...... 20 dra Meros, Sterl1ng Houston, Jim news Items of people and/or pla Community Directory ...... 24, 25 Halloran , Eric Steele: Graphics: ces. Thll Is your magazlne... llelp Next Issue, look for the start of a new fiction aerial by Jek King, Ruben Soriano, Patrick Kerr: Pho us make It meaningful lor YOU and and watch as Silvia Crockett tears into "Between Friends." tographers: Julee French. Jody THE COMMUNITY. Wayne. The Editors ot the Calendar From The Publisher ... We Never Closed! OURCOMMITMENT TOYOU We hope you missed us two weeks ago. For the first time in fourteen months The Calendar has been published, we missed a deadline. The experience was the Warehouse Saloon traumatic, personally and financially . We take our responsibility to our readers and our advertisers very seriously. Publication deadlines are a commitment to Open 8 pm Thanksgiving Day the community that our contents will be timely and current. Old news, whether it announces a business or a social event, is worse than no news. As the only mass medium of communication serving the gay community of San Antonio, TlCalendar has become an important source of information linking indivi
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Wed. - 50¢ Beer 11, r> suffered because of our tardiness. Thur. - SOC Margaritas The experience, however, taught us several valuable lessons. First, our Sunday Brunch Noon til 4 pm resources to cope with unexpected events must be strenghtened if we are to Come see Bob & Dick meet the demands of our large expanding community. Simply stated, The 134 Turbo, 349-2712 Calendar needs staff and equipment. To date we have depended upon the generosity of individuals who give time and talent to the cause of a community publication . But a going viable business cannot make It on good will alone. We have reached the point when capital investment is needed to provide stability and growth. We believe San Antonio can have a prosperous gay community . We also believe the role of The Calendar is to create and foster the sense of community consciousness necessary for such prosperity. We are looking for others who agree. The importance of commitment was the second valuable lesson of this experience. We were forced to go outside the community for a printer lor the last, late, issue in spite of assurances that deadlines would be met, when push came to shove, they did not share our sense of urgency that gay SA deserves a LACE timely publication. This issue, we're again being printed by Coast Printing. It is good to be home; it is reassuring to be working with people who feel as we do. No matter what happens, Dorothy and Carrol will get The Calendar out on time and in the best quality possible. Happy Hour Monday through Saturday, 2-7-$1 Bar Drinks This week gay SA will celebrate the sense of community and pride The 75¢ Draft, $3.50 Pitchers. Calendar espouses at Fiesta '82. Last year's Fiesta surprised the most exper ienced members of our community with the number, diversity and beauty of the crowd. But we all know that was just the tip of the iceburg. If half the people who wish they had gone to Fiesta '81 come to Fiesta '82, we will overflow Daily Specials MacArthur Park with joy and happiness. Bring your friends, show them Gay SA. See you at Gay Fiesta'. The Calendar will be there. SUNDAY 3-7, 90¢ Bloody Marys, $2.75 Beer Bust MONDAY 8-?, 50¢ Longnecks TUESDAY 8-10, 25¢ Ponies '?JWLJ~ WEDNESDAY 8-10, $1 Margaritas & Screwdriv. THURSDAY 8-10, 40¢ Draft Beer 115 Gen . Krueger 341-9094 ~ 5
MENTIONTHE CALUtUAH TO ADVERTISERS - IT IDENTIFIESYOU 4 THE SAGA BULLETIN IS A PAID ADVERTISEMENT. The Jansmen's Standings ·::~.II Week 8: 11/3/82 W/L Week 9: 11/10/82 W/L tat Place Just Us . 25/7 Justu. . ··· ['7 :ua 2nd Place Warehouse . . 22/10 Lucky Strikes . . . . ~ BUllET~~ 3rd Place Lucky Strikes .... 20/12 Hot Shots . . __.)I by Toby Johnson, SAGA Secretary
INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAME SCORES SAGA 's Guest of Honor at Gay Fiesta '82 will be Don Baker, Pres ident of the Dallas Gay Alliance . Baker will speak briefly on the cur Female Olga Kalpakglan .... 187 Cheryl Hayes . 165 rent status of Sec. 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code, the law forbidding FemaleHCAP Olga Kalpakgian .... 266 Cheryl Hayes . 221 Male Jim Hicks ...... 207 Vince Caridi . 205 homosexual contact between consenting adults. Male HCAP Eugene Tuckwiller . 246 Vince Caridi . 247 SAGA Board member Gus Sicard has been in charge of all Fiesta plans. Gus warmly invites the community to come together that day to recognize its size, its strength , its beauty, and its vitality. Gay Fiesta Proceeds Admission to Gay Fiesta '82 will be by lapel button . You'll need the ) /~~f;;;~( buttons to buy food or drink . The buttons are cin sale in most of the city's bars. They are $2 in advance; $3 at the gate. Proceeds from the button sales will go to SAGA. Proceeds from liquor and frink sales will also go to SAGA . But beyond a small regis cc~CCak!/~ tration fee, SAGA is not asking for any revenues from the food or merchandise booths or from tips to performers . Gay Fiesta is an opportunity for fund raising and individual entre C(j'akA W' f?lJCU1h8J , preneurship for the whole community . SAGA, frankly , hopes to rake in a lot of money. Over the next year ~~~folk that money will be used to subsidize gay community special events and assist gay organizations and c harities.
ckaqfiuiudi~CU1~ . No one in SAGA is presentl y paid for the time and energy they commit. No individuals in SAGA will be profitting from Gay Fiesta. t.tPe -e t.ae ge;<. ge;< ~ ~it. kal tl. &u/ rlel rlel fo.J:e t!/ The real proceeds from Gay Fiesta is not the money , but the sense of community and collective concern Fiesta can generate through //OJ>// .~ c6~ . MENTIONTHE CALENDAR TO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIESYOU. Visit Our Booth at Gay Fiesta! ------6 7 ---··r~··--0 .0 ...... ______...... -----...... -. ::::::::==::: :: :::::::: ::: mmnm::=---·:::::::!i:::::=: ... -----t:====a.===:=== =.n== ===~====-----. --...... ---···. . a:·Wln··-- ...... "'il.:---~=·~=·: 0 : -:--:,:: .. : · ::::::::::-______- !tl:.. :---::" : ---::~ . - . - ..- ,: ·n···· ••• 0 0 I •••••••• I o I •• ~~~~ .0 •_ e_ . 0 •• . .I ••••••••••• •••• . 0 . I I ••• 0 ...... ::::·::::: ::::::::::: ::::~...... I .I 1~11111111 •• 111111111 ...... 15I lK •• I I II I -·········...... 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There'll be carnival booth s: Wheel of Fortune, Base For Information, Call: ball throw , Dunking Booth , and the like, most sponsored by local Meetsat 5 p.m. 735-7191,661-7298 or businesses. 6116-7874 Massat 5:15 p.m. There'll be lots of food: Sausage on a Stick, served by the Must angs; Tacos and Chalupas by LJ *z; Egg Rolls by Ray Chavez; Fried Chicken by the Bonham ; Carne Guisada by Talk of the Town ; exotic Philippino Lumpias & Shrimp Chips by Las Mujeres; Tamales by 8 @CIJ John Shown; Kabobs by Andy Delaplane; Hot Dogs and Popcorn by UJ~ =f-= eu Phoenix AD; and more and more; topped off with Cake and Coffee c=J 5 g2 @'lV ~ ({J by Dignity . c:::::::J ~ ~ Last year's crowd was larger than anyone in SA could have ex z UJ -... pected. Food - and especially beer - ran out early. This year Ben >.UJ .... -- ~Q Montgomery of Talk of the Town and SAGA has arranged for the ES >t.z ~:t.t-CJf//tJ r:::o a: 0 be er in tank trucks . Ben promises enough be er, wine, and soft drinks =~ .... = n.z • to wash down all the food- and keep the afternoon lively. ....~ = Gay businesses will be selling merchandise and specialty items @'lV ~~ B :::(J) for Fiesta. Mike Davis of the Unicorn Shop and Mark Compton of the -I{) Sunset will have(!" -shirts, caps, and customized c lothing. MCC 'will be running its well-stocked book store (of titles difficult to find else- Worship With where in SA). Someone You I ove Gay artists and artisans will be displaying their creations. SAGA will be signing up new members. The Calendar will display art and Worship Sunday 11 am METROPOLITANO f'{" ubscription s. Wednesday7:30 pm "- - n Halloran's SAFE Week project will be doing VD screenmg . Rap session Tu 7:30pm COMMUNITY continued page 20 Choir Thur. 7:30 p.m CHURCH Bookstore Sun. Service Phone contact anytime of SANANTONIO -{/,;~iVtlflk c:gu 107 South Pine • San Antonio, Texas 78203 • 271-7353 11/ 19 Friday Pastor James Lewey 8 J . Leslie. LJ ' z 9-11 SAFE Week. Bonham Specializing in 9-11 SAFE Week. Snuffy's 11 Show: Sunset A!flxt iVtlflk counseling with gays and Afterhours : Bonham , Sunset Persons with Chronic Illnesses 11/ 20 Saturday 11/ 26 Fnday and Disabilities TX Lesbian / Gay Task Force Mtg .. Au~tin 8 Pre-Fiesta Party w /Don Baker 8 J. Leslie, LJ'z 9-12 VO Screening, Executive 8 J . Leslie. LJ'z 1-3 am . SAFE Week . Executive Texas Kactus Band , Snuffy 's Joan DeVaney Meltz, M.A. Afterhou rs: Bo nham Su gset Afterhours : Bonham. Su nset Counseling Gay Individuals and Couples 11/ 27 Saturday 11 / 21 Sunday Noon . GAY FIESTA '82 . MacArthur Pa r' Writer James Agee born 1909 8 J . Leslie. SAFE Week. Gay Fiesta LJ'z 5T2/ !l81-6186 10 Te:--:'lc; Kactus Band, Snuffy s 2-10 Gay F1lms . B way Book Barn 8418 Timber Crest Afte~':lours:Bonham. Sunset 11 Show: Sunset San Antonio, TX 78250 Afterhours : Sunset 11 / 28 Sunday Wnter Rita Mae Brown born 1944 11/ 22 Monday 2-10 Gay Films, B'way Boo k Barn Writer Andre Gide born 1869 7:30 Nick Weber Rec1tal , New Age Schl. 8 Houston Ballet . Th . Perf Arts (*1) 8:30 MCC on T V, Ch. 21 ~fterQoyrs:s ugset 10 Benefit for Doug . Crew 11 / 29 Monday 8:30 MCC on TV. Ch 21 11/23 T uesd ay 10:30 Face of lhe Mon l h. Faces cOAST OS, INC. [:;j 7:30 MCC Rap, Grief M gml .. Gus Sicard 11/30 Tuesday PRINTING - TYPESETTING - GRAPHIC DESIGN 8 Houston Ballet. Th . Perf . Arts 7:30 Rap, Gay Parenting , M CC MFGRS. OF AWARD RIBBONS & ROSETTES 11 Contest NiJ ht, Sunset 11 Cpgtest Njsh t Sunset 11/24 Wed nes ay 12/ 1 Weonesaay 5 M CC on TV. Ch . 24 Writer Rex Stout born 1886 9 Jansmen bowl , Country Lanes Carrol J. Coast 2321 Blanco 9 John Shown Exhibit , Main Libra ry ~ ksqiving Dinner. Club AtlantiS 5 M CC on TV, Ch . 24 San Antonio, TX 78212 Dorothy G. Sweet Thursday TH ANKSGI VING DAY ~9 Jansmen bowl, Coun try Lanes 733-6343 p er Virgil Thompson born 1896 12/ 2 Th ursday ~amily Meal, M CC 9 . Pool Tourn ., Madam Arthur's 5 Free Buffel , Snuffy 's 10 Talent N ight , C lub Atla ntis 10 Thanksgiving Show . Club Atlantis 11 Show. Daddy 's MENTION·1 HE CALENDAR TO ADVERTISERS-IT IDENTIFIESYOU . 11 Show, Paddy 's Afterhours : Daddy 's. Sunset Afterhours : Daddy:.s Sunset MtNTIONTHE t;ALtNUAR TO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIESYDU . 8 9 FACCES! ~ Congratulations to Marilyn Monroe, San Antonio's Face of the Year. Face of the Month is December 29. Simply Everyone will be there. $150 in Cash Prizes & Trophies. Every Sunday we have the hottest Beer Bust in Town, from 4 to 9 pm. We'll be open at 6 pl'n on Thanksgiving Day. 119 El Mio, 341-4302 MENTIONTHE CALENDAR TO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIESYOU . 10 Visit Our Booth at Gay Fiesta! 11 s~ 1528 n. IMin 607 N. St. Mary's .,r '225-9678 l !,~~"'" '"'1u d i O m-9199 ltiADAlf Special 9 5¢*Portrait AR1BU~ by jim hamilton, official photographer 1983 miss texas usa pageant Pool Tourney - Thursdays appointments available nights & weekends 1st Prize up to $100 Fifties & Sixties Night call 223-9199 First Saturday between 1-6 pm of the Month tuesday -friday BEERBUST Wed.9-2 a.m. hurry now for Sun.3-8 p.m. christmas orders NO COVER *95~per person in p,hoto Happy Hour! Noon to 6 pm, Monday-Saturday SAM PEtillO MlNlH~ > A Man's Bar San Antonio's oldest gay bar . .. 106 Navarro- 223-7177 Wednesday 25¢ Draft! Sunday Happy Hour Anr··~ Open Every Day 4 til 2 ~ 826 San Pedro - 223-0243 MENTIONTHE CALENDARTO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIES YOU. MENTIONTHE I:ALENDAR iO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIESYOU . 12 13 An ogen letter to the gay c.Smmunity on hepatitis B 'I' ' I Hepatitis B, a serious The hepatitis B virus can Now this serious sexually disease, may be sexually be passed on by contact transmitted disease is transmitted with contaminated body usually preventable by Sexually transmitted diseases among the fluids vaccination with the new gay community are epidemic. Herpes has such as saliva, urine, semen, and blood. recently received a lot of attention; hepatitis B vaccine The hepatitis B virus can be transmitted After more than a decade of research gonorrhea and syphilis are well known; through tiny breaks in the skin or contact but the Centers for Disease Control and development, a new vaccine is with mucous membranes. This can occur available for prevention, not treatment, (CDC) recently issued a major during intimate sexual contact and can recommendation for the prevention of of hepatitis B. In clinical studies, the lead to hepatitis B for the partner of a.n vaccine was highly effective in another sexually transmitted disease: infected person. Although most patients Hepatitis B. In their Morbidity and preventing hepatitis B infection and was recover and over half contracting generally well tolerated. No serious M ortality Weekly Report, the CDC stated: hepatitis B do not get symptoms, there is "Susceptible homosexually active males adverse reactions occurred in these no specific treatment and no known cure studies. should be vaccinated [against hepatitis for hepatitis B infections. B] regardless of their age or duration of The vaccination regimen consists of a their homosexual practices." series of three injections, the first two a Hepatitis B mayJead to month apart and the third, six months after the first. To be effective, the Gay men are at a high risk even mC seri~\._. vaccine must be given before a person of contracting hepatitis B complications gets hepatitis B. The vaccine helps those who do get symptoms of In one study, from 51% to 76% of 3,816 For prevent the disease: It is not effective as gay men seen in five sexually hepatitis B, a mild or severe "flu-like" a treatment. We suggest that you consult sickness may continue for weeks or transmitted disease clinics had evidence your doctor to determine if you should of past or present hepatitis B infection. months. Ten percent of all infections be vaccinated. Once infected, there's a 6% to 10% become long lasting (chronic) with chance of becoming a carrier-capable potential complications that are of passing on the virus. The CDC sometimes more serious than those of For more information estimated there are nearly 1 million other sexually transmitted diseases. The about hepatitis B and the carriers in the United States and that serious complications include the 100,000 of these carriers are gay men. chronic carrier state, chronic active vaccine to prevent it, hepatitis, chronic persistent hepatitis, contact your doctor, clinic, cirrhosis, and even cancer of the liver. Every year almost 4,000 carriers die of or the American Liver cirrhosis. In addition, carriers have a Foundation, 998 Pompton risk 273 times greater than that of the general population of contracting a Avenue, Cedar Grove, usually fatal form of liver cancer. NJ 07009 (201) 857-2626. This message is broug~~tto you as a public service by The American Liver Foundation Why you should consult your doctor or clinic from such people. It will not protect against hepa following vaccination. In rare cases, fever over The vaccine helps protect against infection titis caused by viruses other than hepatitis B virus. 102 °F was reported. caused by hepatitis B virus. This virus is an No serious adverse reactions were reported More generalized complaints including mal important cause of viral hepatitis, a disease in over 6,000 individuals receiving the vaccine in aise, fatigue, headache, nausea, dizziness, muscle mainly of the liver. Even mild forms of this clinical trials.[; '!,most freqL- -·reaction was pain, and joint pain were reported infrequently. disease may lead to serious complications and soreness at th I : of injec' ;:ss common Rash was reported rarely. As with any vaccine, aftereffects, including liver cancer. There is no local reaction _ .uded red '- . welling, broad use may reveal additional adverse reactions. specific treatment for viral hepatitis. warmth, or formation of a hard, lumplike spot. Your doctor or clinic knows what special Vaccination is recommended for persons The local effects were usually mild and lasted no care must be taken when administering the who have a higher risk of becoming infected with niore than 2 days after vaccination. Occasionally, vaccine and in determining who should receive hepatitis B virus because offrequent, close comact low-grade fever (less than 101 °F) occurred. When the vaccine. The vaccine is not intended for with infected people or exposure to body fluids it did, it usually lasted no longer than 48 hours persons who are allergic to any of its components. 1- ·------~--- Interview with a Hunk The Calendar is pleased to have securad an exclusive interview with Mr. I La Hunk Safe, whose likeness graces the posters you've seen advertising S~"E Week in San Antonio. r ~:~nk,you're from out of town ... \...... Denver, originally. The first SAFE Week was held there in 1 g81 and Is I now an annual event. I Maybe you could tell us more about SAFE Week ... I Sure. SAFE Week is gay people working on a gay problem through gay chan nels. The problem is sexually transmitted diseases, a really touchy issue. Most people are either ignorant or misinformed about STD's, even though they are a very stark reality in the lives of sexually active people. I • lo SAFE We"' will wjpt oyt ITD't1 I Hell, no! Only people accep1ing-TVSponsibility for their own actions can help stop the dramatic rise in the gay community of STD's, and it'll take much I longer than a week. Well, then, what 's the point? • SAFE Week can and will oHer the opportunity for people to face up to reality I 732-8844 and get tested for one of the many STD's which are a problem. More import • ant than a single test, though, is people developing an attitude of concern for themselves and their fellow gay people. By helping bring the subject of STD out of the closet and by serving as a source of factual information, SAFE ----- Week starts a process which must be carried on by the community. --- -· Snakinp of which, why do you call this a communitY·bfiH eHort? ---- Because this is really the community taking care of itself. The entire project THE is underwritten by gay businesses who care about their customers. DiHer· ant places are offering specials to participants, and are providing space and time for testing at their places. This is a good opportunity for people to see CREW just who really cares about them as persons and who just wants their bucks. What ~boutthese SAFE buttons? Does weari np one mun that the person has no ST 's? 309 W. Market NO! What it does mean is that the wearer has demonstrated intelligence and concern by being tested during SAFE Week. The button is a symbol of gay 223-0333 pride, gay self-reliance, and is the passport to the specials being offered. SAFE WHIF will bt nttrly oyw when thitpUbliahtdj whttcan ptopltto ptr· tlclpate now? SAFE workers will have a booth at Gay Fiesta '82, where people can gettest 0 ed, get a SAFE button, and get answers to their health questions. So there's no excuse for not participating? HAPPY HOUR Nope- except lack of self-esteem and complete denial of reality. One per son said that he was afraid to be tested in a bar because it might interfere 3 to 7 p.m. with getting a trick. My answer: Would you rather go home with someone who had a VD test, or someone who was afraid to have one? ...... ~'!'!.It~~~!'... r-· e're Open! ~- "' Closed Tuesday Free Food on Wednesday, with Beer Bust 6 • 11 Coming: 12" DiscoNewWaveDanceloooooongVersions Mr & Miss Kor .ral LAURA BRANIGAN Gloria ...... $3.95 Dec. 10 & 11 P. COWLEY w/SYLVESTER Do You Wanna Funk? ...... 4.95 FLOCK OF SEAGULLS Wishing (import) ...... 4.95 Plus: HEAVEN 17 Let Me Go (import) ...... 4.95 BILLY IDOL White Wedding ...... 3.95 75C Beer JADE I'm Gonna Get Your Love ...... 4.95 2 for 1 Drinks GRACE JONES Nipple to the Bottle (import) ...... 4.95 Every Day, 5-8 ( ) EVELYN KING Love Come Down ...... 3.95 LIME Come and Get Your Love ...... 4.95 Thanks: LIME Babe We're Gonna Love Tonight ...... 4.95 Lady Camille, /:: J " RATIONAL YOUTH City of Night (import) ...... 5.95 Jessica Dubois, SHARON REDO Beat the Street (import) ...... 4.95 the guest stars, GINO SOCCIO Remember/Dream On ...... 3.95 DONNA SUMMER Love is in Control ...... 3.95 & everyone who WEATHER GIRLS It's Raining Men ...... 3.95 attended the r AlbumsAibumslooooongPiayersAibumsAibums l Grand Opening Show! ABC Lexicon of Love ...... $6.95 BERLIN Pleasure Victim (w/S.E.X.) ...... 5.95 PATRIC.K COWLEY Mind Warp ...... 6.95 622 Roosevelt DEPECHE MODE Broken Frame ...... 6.95 532·0092 FLIRTS Ten Cents a Dance ...... 6.95 LIME Lime II ...... 6.95 SHARON REDO Redd Holt ...... 6.95 DONNA SUMMER Donna Summer ...... ~{ -~ YAZOO Breakfast at Eric's ...... 6\,?'~ 1824 N. Main ...... 733-5354 Across from SAC ...... Open 11-8, Mon.-Sat. MENTIONTHE CALENDAR TO AD.I/ERTISERS IT IDENTIFIESYOU. - MENTIONTHE CALENDAR TO ADVERTISERS- IT IDENTIFIESYOU. 16 17 Oh Deer! Olmos Park Police Obsessed With Sex? 1by Johnson The greeting card was a photo collage: over a park scene was pasted a cut out of an attractive young male, in jeans but bare to the waist. The muscles of his chest were clenched, his head thrown back in sexual ecstasy; pasted in front of him, its muzzle to his crotch, was a small deer. Inside the card was the caption, " Oh deer." According to the Chief of Police of Olmos Park, this card depic ted bestiality. Under Texas law it was therefore legally obscene. The Chief arrested Michael Davis, owner of The Unicorn Shop at 4104 McCullough , and charged him with trafficking in pornographic mat erials. The court of Olmos Park agreed that the card was obscene and fined Davis $200. With the support of the local chapter of the ACLU, Davis appealed the conviction . The appeal came to trial November 3 at the Bexar County Courthouse. The prosecution was conducted by a leathery-skinned, middle aged city attorney who affected the demeanor of an old timey Texan, stumbling over big words, pronouncing "sodomy" and " bestiality" as though they offended his patriotic sensibilities and maybe hurt his throat. He called only two witnesses: the police officers who'd made the arrest. The Chief acknowledged that the card was a collage and was probably intended to be humorous. His assistant- t'he pol iceman who actually this particular card and selected it as the basis for the charge - insisted that it looked like "a real picture" to him. And, looking even more weather-beaten and Texan than the prose cutor , he declared that he didn't know enough about photography to distinguish between a photograph and a pasted-together collage. But he knew what was dirty when he saw it. The defense, led by a young ACLU attorney, called at least eight witnesses. They ranged from a San Antonio Vice Squad officer who testified that he saw nothing obscene about the card, to a local com edian who explained the humor in it, to the Program Director of local levision who testified that the movies on national networks, l , and Showtime, depicted more nudity and overt sexuality than Q card. The defense attorney, a member of the Hirschorn family, who donated most of the collection of the Hirschorn Museum, bran- dished a book of the museum's collection and maintained that art is necessarily a matt.er of individual taste and that, in a society linked together by national television networks, the "community stand ards" that obscenity laws depend on are pretty meaningless. The jury, probably pleased that they had such an easy case to decide, quickly found Davis not guilty . 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Taaha Kohl, Stacr Rene, Coco, 1 1, Daddr'a, Thu., 12/2 2800 Towel' Life Bldg., 223-1957 Johanau·Reia, Naomi Sima, Hot Chocolate, 1 1 1 SunHt, Fri., 12/3 Timmr Rapp, Show Director at the Sunset, reports the San Antonio Enter· tainer oft he Year intheEOY poll was Naomi Sims, followed br Sweet Savage and Pauletta Leigh. Marilyn Monroe was selected Face of the Year Nov. 8 at Faces. First Runner Up was Syreeta Moore, and Toy Layne was Second Runner-Up. Our Beat to All! ~r:..- Around Town continued from page e A/C REPAIRS PLUMBING WIRING ETC. John Stewart, SAGA Board member known to all as Dolli Madi· CEILING FAN INSTALLATION son, has arranged a knock-out entertainment schedule. SA's tit· led royalty will be presenting a gala drag show; local talent will be performing in everything from music to comedy to the ever ~ popular art of stripping. The show, emceed by Irene Eppenauer, DAVID P. BERGQUIST promises a few surprises that even the Calendar's snoopy staff haven't found out- yet. After Fiesta, you can recharge your energy with the Houston Bal 1347 W. HOLLYWOOD let, which is in town Monday and Tuesday nights at the Theatre for the Performing Arts. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78201 Phone: (512) 732-4921 The Tu esday night rap at MCC will focus on "Grief Management" under the leadership of Gus Sicard the 23rd; on the 30th, the top· ic is "Gay Parenting." MCCSA is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and all the trimmings on the 25th. ECUMENICAL Thanksgiving Dinners will also be served at Club Atlantis on the ~nt£grit\! 24th, & Snuffy's the 25th. Club Atlantis offers a Thanksgivt . show on the 25th, and Snuffy's features the Texas Kactus B Gay Anglicans, Episcopalians & Friends on Friday and Saturday. . 1 ~ WELCOME Nick Weber, alumni oftheSunset's piano bar, will hold a forte pia· no recital Sunday at the New Age School at 7:30 Orthodox, Luthern, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, On Monday, the 29th, it's Fa'ce of the Month at Faces. Speaking of Methodist & Christian Gays in All Traditions Faces, our roving reporter, Syd Moore, reports a new shortcut to Monthly Eucharists and Bi-Weekly Socials OP's from there, now that Burwood has been extended to El Mio. Calendar cover artist( e) and contributor John Shown will be ex· FOR INFORMATION hi biting his famous collages at the Main Library downtown from P.O. Box 15006 271-9185 Dec. 1 through 31. San Antonio. TX 78212 648-1241 Southside developments: Gene Evans has informed the Calendar that the Shadows is going straight. But the doors at the Korral Institute For have been reopened by Fred Fu&ntes, formerly of Club Atlantis. Antonio Flores, whose mural enhances Madam Arthur's, has COUNSILING AND CONSULTATION painted six hot life-size panels as part of the Korral's new look. See You at Gav Fiesta! Joseph Barran, M.S.W., C.S.W. t-rancis Chiappetta, M.S.W., M.P.H., C.S.W. Time for a Change? Franklin Ranes, M.S.W. , C.S.W. 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Full length feature gay films on Sunday from 2-10 We also have: 8mm films Books uitt;~~druru~~~a Magazines Peep Shows And a full selection of Adult Toys, (f!Jl(fo :?luRRJlL) Video cassettes, Gay Publications ~~ J~C!YatbuP 2122 ~rnahfuall J!ynne: 223-2034 ~ c tk 2nd duuud No Cover Any Time Daily Specials ~~u~ Monday, 8-? ruu!Ycu:IJ, {~~ 25¢ Draft, 25¢ Hot Dogs Sunday, 2-9 pm !/~ ~CD..IJ, 1982 $1 Bloody Marys, 25¢ Draft HAPPY HOUR - 4 to 8, Mon. thru Sun. '~ C#f~' Visit Our Booth at Gay Fiesta! !/~ ~eo.5, 1982 alk ~§alentC#}~l;&v ~ ~~ I I fo.ffb. k£k ~ / ~o99ets f the JV(U~qp ~~Pea - fot ~onlbw rffn Cf!l~4 c ~ 2 s2 6. ceu/eka, , .li.J 6 =.!i./iso MENTIONTHE CALENDAR TO ADVERTISERS ~ IT IDENTIFIESYOU . MENTIONtHE CALENDARTO ADVERTISERS - IT IDENTIFIESYOU . 22 23 ::::~:lt:===:J.IIm:a=====n.====:,:~~-=~:~===snttm•:tttllf~~ ~~~~ZI:=.. ::: ·==~~..=::• ===c.====~t=- : ~It=====~=·=::~====~ ::::· · . : . : : ·: ·: · · :· : ~~~.:::d~ ~~g~u .....---·· ...... a:..=':...... - ...... •••• 0. - •• • • • • • • •• • :::: .: ::::::::::: ::::::·:::: ::::::::::: :: •••• I •••••ttl Ill •••• 1111010 •• 111111110 •• 1111 ...... ,,...... •.....; ...... •...... ••••• II ...... •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••• · •••••• . .. ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::::::::: ::::: .. Adult Interests D-' h Services ChiapeHa, CSW, MPh & ~ranklin Ranes , CSW (Counseling with spec- First Star News ...... _.....• 6724 San Pedro & 1802 N. Main, 826- . • C ial interest in gay-related problems) ...... 1616 San Pedro, 733-6455 International News ...... __...... 1-35 at Kinney Rd., 622-9046 Albert H. Douglass, MD (Family Practice> w/special interest in gay health care) Paris News _...... _...... 1929 N. 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Photographer) . _...... _...... 341-5556 Eric Steele (Carpentry) ...... _...... _..... 734-5466 The Studio (J. French, Inc.) ...... _...... 1528 N. Main, 223-9199 Bob Stubbs (Lawn Mower Repair & Parts - Complete Motorcycle Repair Unicorn Graphics ...... 2321 Blanco. 733-6343 & Parts)...... 2409 S. Presa, 532-6267 Attorneys Organizations David Mitchell ...... _..... 2800 Tower Life Bldg. 223-1957 Business & Financial Services Forward Foundation, Inc. (Community Education) _. ... after 5:00, 222-9410 Gay Switchboard (Info, Referrals, Peer Counseling) . . . _ ...... 733-7300 Bill Chancellor (Real Estate, Architect) ...... _...... 214 Ira, 822-1791 Lambda Group (Gay AA). _. _... _...... _ 112 Mission St., 674-2819 Don Clausewitz (Real Estate) ...... 112 Mission St., 271-3643 Las Mujeres Women's Cultural Center . : ...... 802 E. Mistletoe, 736-6478 Kathy Deitsch (Realtor) 824-2385/655-3724 ...... Professional ~ssociationof SA ... PO Box 5992, 7820.),_271-9185/648-1241 Barbara Havard (Real Estate Broker) ...... 340-1300 San Antonio Gay Alliance ...... PO Box 12063, 78212, 733-8315 lnsuravision .. _... . __..... _... _.. . _...... _.. _.... _After 5:00, 222-9410 San Antonio National Organization for Women ...... PO Box 955, 78294 James Simmons (Accountant) . _...... PO Box 34703, 78233, 653-4857 Teias Motorcycle Club ...... 673-6965 Cards. Communication, & Music Religious Groups The Calendar ...... _.... PO Box 12942, 78212, 735-7173/733-~}1'.!',\ (St. Patrick's Catholic Church) ...... _.. 735-7191 /661-7298 Coast OS Printing & Typesetting ...... 2321 Blanco, 733-;J..,) of Christ Group._ ...... _...... 734-5415 Hog W1ld Records ...... _...... •. ... __... 1824 N. Ma1n, 733-5 Q C unity of St. Francis ...... _..... 611 Fredericksburg, 623-3966 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards & Gifts ...... 1801 N. Main, 733-3555 Integrity (Gay Episcopalians) ..... PO Box 15006,78212 271-9185/648-1241 Las Mujeres Women's Bookstore ...... 802 E. Mistletoe, 736-6478 Metropolitan Community Church of SA ...... •. 107 S. Pine, 271-7353 The Record Hole . __...... _...... 210 N. Star Mall, 349-1367 TWT (This Week in Texas, Local Rep.) ...... __. _...... 492-6894 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING The Unicorn Shop ...... __...... 4104 McCullough , 824-6204 Classified Advertising is avail NEED EXTRA CA$H? Clubs & Restaurants able at 35¢ per word with a $3.50 The Calendar needs advertis Bonnam Exchange (Disco, Shows) .. _...... __.. 411 Bonham, 271-3811 minimum order. Payment must ing ::~ccountrepresentatives. Club Atlantis ( Di$co, Shows) ... __...... _...... 321 Navarro, 225-9468 accompany the ad. Deadline for We offer generous commis Club Heads or Tails (Shows) ... _...... 2526 Culebra, 436-4450 sions to confident, likable, & ads ,i's"Fri. noon the prior week to The Crew ...... __...... 309 W. Market, 223-0333 reliable people who like to sell. publication. The Calendar is not El Jardin Lounge ...... 106 Navarro, 223-7177 CALL 735-7173 Executive Health Club (Baths) ...... 723 Ave. B, 225-8807 responsible for errors after the Faces (Disco, Shows) ...... _...... 119 El Mio, 341-4302 first i nserf, and reserves the WANTED: Writers, Artists , Korral ...... _. . _. 622 Roosevelt, 532-0092 right to refuse ads based upon Photographers , others with in LJ"z (Food, Live Entertainment) ...... 3503 West Ave., 341-9359 our discretion .. terest in gay journalism. Cont Madam Arthur's (Cruise Bar) .. _...... 607 N. St. Mary's, 225-9678 act the Calendar Box 12942, Our Place (Western) ...... _...... 115 Gen. Krueger, 341-9094 78212, or call 735-7173. San Pedro Mining Co ...... ___. 826 San Pedro, 223-0243 Snuffy's Saloon (Western) ...... 820 San Pedro, 224-7739 Sunset Boule·oard (Disco, Shows) ...... 1430 N. 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