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~ M South Jennings ~ ,1 ~ presents a ~ I NEWS SUPER LABOR DAY "We go forward, we pick up the WEEKEND CELEBRATION pieces, we unite and we win in the end!" Friday • Saturday That's where we go from here. And that Sunday • Monday was the unanimous consensus of opin- August 29-September 1 ion. Truly, the fired-up conference left little room for doom and gloom. at Perhaps it was an out-of-stater, Jeff Levi, executive director of the National DGA's Tony Anthony welcomes nearly 100gay and lesbian leaders to statewide conference in Dallas last weekend, Gay Task Force in Washington, D.C., August 16-17, TWT NEWS photo by Chuck Patrick. who saw the overview best when he analyzed, "We must be in this for the with a special long haul and not burn out. FARWELL PARTY TO TEXAS LEADERS "We may have deluded ourselves in- SPORTS EbrtO~Bobby Miller to thinking that the U.S.Supreme Court, POETRY EDlTOrtdFtores Alvarez OUR 19 & 20 YEAR OLD MEET IN DALLAS in one stroke of the pen, could have CONTRIBUilNG WRITERS 0, Flores Alvarez. Carl Davis, swept away all of our problems. Harry DeutSch. David Fields, CUSTOMERS at PLAN STRATEGY "But remember, all civil rights matters Weldon Graharne,Christopher Hart. (Texasdrinking age will be 21 Hollie Hollister, erlan KeeVer, Donolevan Maines, Where Do We Go From take years," stated Levi. Tom Coleman James Marvlh. Mitton von Stern. Jack Stone at: Midnigh~ePtemb:'1~_ of the Texas Human Rights Foundation ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow 1* Here? We Unite for agreed. "We at THRF never promised we GRAPHIC ARTISTS The Final Victoryl Fred Hinton. Jay Verdon. would win this time," Coleman Hek Cavazos. Kent Edson Smith. Saturday, August 16 Exclusive TWT NEWS Analysis. Richard Bang, Charles Clinton reminded. TYPOGRAPHERS DALLAS - If you've been wondering Another out-of-stater, Tom Stoddard Tobl Chapman. Babby Miller The LYNN if Lonestar State gay politics is dead in of New York, executive director of the STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS .i: CHRISTOPHER,ShOW Scott Taylor, Jim Hamitton. Oscar Mendiola, * the Texas sagebrush since the 21.06 Lambda Legal Defense Fund, added, "I Michael McKinney. Renoe Ingram. Scot Roberts, 1A starring have observed that Texas has a national Hollie Hollister. Blase DiStefano case went down to a 5-to-4 defeat in the STATEWIDE DISTRIBUTION Steve Miles U.S.Supreme Court earlier this summer, reputation for a special blend of RECEPTIONISTS you should have been at this city's rebellion. We can't let our anger stop us Dallas-Steve Miles * fashionable Fairmont Hotel last week- from having reasonable dialogue with Houston-Arby Burnett -* end when nearly 100 gay men and les- our legislators." SALES bian leaders from across the state Stoddard also added that the Sup- EXECUTIVE SALES MANAGER gathered to determine "Where Do We reme Court's recent decision "de- Jim Veteto Go From Here" -theme of the two-day federalized" the sodomy issue, leaving Advertising rotes ore available on request by tele- the matter up to each state to decide. phoning the salesperson in your nearest city .. conference. DEADLINE FOR ALL ADS: Friday, one week prior to publication.

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PAGE 10 .Cao!..~ ',' 'i' -- (I) 0 "The decision also took the matter Eo.- out of the courts so there will be no '" '" ""-:lU quick fixes," stated Stoddard. U<'l(l) "Therefore, it'll have to come through '" '" c~ C our lobbying efforts in each state :l 0-- legislature in order to change each '" '" o 0-- <'l Q ,>.. <'l<'l state's sodomy law." '" '" Z Will repeal of 21.06 be a wise move in '" '" u£Je ~ -c the upcoming session of the Texas ~:a 0-- v 0 Legislature in 1987?Texas lobbyist Bet- .o~E tie Naylor thinks not. "We'd be lucky to ;:=» •...-0 ."Hf:) get 15 votes to repeal 21.06," she told :l : •... the conferees. ..,ea Jeff Levi (I) of New York and Glenn Maxey of Austin coor- Q Glenn Maxey of the Austin-based dinate workshop on legislative action. ~£ g>~ -.I LGRA lobbying effort thinks "45 to 50 ••••• ""-"0 •... votes at the most." He reminded that But suffice it to report that our leaders 0(1) ~ when the matter came up for a vote on walked away from the conference with I~:M the house floor the last time, back in a purpose and a specific agenda of ~•... 1973, only 15 legislators voted for it. goals. Z o ~ "No one will want to vote on such a As DGA's Tony Anthony said in his controversial issue as sodomy," remind- opening remarks, "We are here in Dallas !z « ed LGRA's Pat Cramer. "Since we don't to develop a state agenda to take back LL ce LL have the votes now, we must use a pro- to our local organizations. The purpose 5 cess of education to change the political is to leave here with a consensus." o climate, to change the media-our opin- Annise Parker, president of Hous- --It ion makers-and change the grass ton's Gay Political Caucus, stated ~ roots support." "Whether we repeal or amend 21.06,we o There were those at the conference will have to lobby the state legislature. =0 I.() who thought, as did Cramer, that the And there are those in the legislature &0z~ 21.06 issue should shift gears and that would like to strengthen 21.06 and ~ become a "right to privacy" issue since add to it." legislators might feel more comfortable Levi agreed, saying, "Repressive legislation may now be passed to stif- ~ taking a stance on that subject. !:: Dallas attorney Mike Anglin agreed. fen the fines and increase the penalties for violators of 21.06." ~ "The Baker vs. Wade decision has open- !!!a! ed the door, giving us an opportunity to On the subject of discrimination, o address the issue on the right to privacy. Patrick Lombrano of the Alamo Human 5.. It could be a broad bill that could garner Rights Committee stated, "Being a z much support. Mexican-American from San Antonio, I c~ z Opponents, however, were quick to know what discrimination is and we - call that proposal simply "an effort to have a long way to go. smokescreen the real issue of 21.06." "In San Antonio we know what 21.06 DYNAMIC AE Q But there was agreement on many means. We can relate to gay discrimina- COMPUTERIZED BIKES - issues-on many strategies. With what tion because we know what racial game plan did the conferees come away discrimination is. My hope is that we can We;.' ,..._~AIJNA. e from Dallas? relate the statewide issue to each local ~-" In the interest of protecting statewide person as why this law [21.06]should be strategy, TWT NEWS does not feel it in the taken off the books." best interest to reveal those point-by- In Austin, the response has been m=ness point planks in the statewide agenda direct and offensive. Bill Foster of because there is no logic in informing ALGPC showed a full-page advertise- DALLAS Q ~ UI:! Q HOUSTO", the opposition about what the gay ment which his group placed in the 25251NWOOO.233 ~~~ 2900RICHMONOAVE leadership of Texas plans to do collect- Austin-American Statesman newspaper ively. shortly after the 21.06 decision. PHOIVE~ 956-8311="- "'AurlLU8 ""A MEN ANO "'OMEN PHOIVE524-9932 TUlT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 13 • The ad said such heart-touching truths as "We sit in church next to you" and "We are your children." - .. Reaction from West Texas was sum- med up by Steve Williams of Lubbock. 0) W\~Of-f- "Being from West Texas, we are a JA(i\€~GRI~~\1t1·JIm" MRll81 barometer of what the people in the Q\ 0 small towns are thinking," he said. ~ Qd ~1.00A\)MI~SIOI'lUl'llll ~ "There is little organized activity but it \..L. is growing for the first time. We must - - look to our gay churches. "Since there is an MCC in each town 3\~-~+~A\U~MY.O~COU~~E Jana Zumbrun (I) of Austin and Bill Nelson of Dallas coot- over 50,000, we'll have to call on our dinate workshop on local initiatives. 0 churches to get West Texas organized." ( ~1.00A\)MIS~IOI'IUl'llll ~ tions plan of education," said Baker. ~ Bill Nelson, president of the Dallas ~ GayAlliance, spoke about how the 21.06 "21.06 is about a concept of life and \...r L- - decision affected him and DGA's mood. liberty for all. We've done a good job, but "My initial response was fear. But it we can do much better. \-M~CE& ~EH~U~ rapidly changed to anger.Then a change "All social changes take time. And I of emotion came about as I began to feel am thankful I was given the opportuni- e: Q4\ 5~\'\-QA(i\ ~QOO AO\,\I~~IO~ excitement. This could be the next Anita ty to start that change. ~ Bryant," commented Nelson. "How do I feel? It's stoic. It seemed \...r - Stoddard echoed, turning a negative like a devastating blow after a seven- - into a positive. "This terrible crisis is year legal battle, but these kind of social also a wonderful opportunity. Justice changes take time," Baker concluded. ~O~E:~~~U)\C will prevail in the end," he stated. Q7\ 50' 1N€ll %<2.00AO(i\I~~IO~ Jana Zumbrun of Austin's ALGPC GJ told the conferees, "Let's keep our op- CENSORSHIP tions open and do a broad-based plan IN AUSTIN 3 of education, public relations, lobbying 7~7~.~ - individual legislatures along with rallies Liberal Austin Faces New ot. and marches." Censorship From Citizens On the subject of marches, Parker ~ Q8\ DOl\A~Wal'lO~G~(C~·cO~OM Against Pornography Group. ~3.00 ADM\<)<)\O\'\ 1 said Houston GPC had recently voted to support a march on the state Capitol :c Exclusive 1WT NEWS Analysis. r- L next year when the legislature is in ses- sion in Austin. AUSTIN - The Capitol City, always Ray Hill, also of Houston's GPC, known as the liberal base for free think- pushed for action to support a national ing and free wheeling, has continually march on Washington. Some had sug- come under attack this year from a con- gested instead a march on Philadelphia servative group known as Citizens in 1987on the 200th birthday of the U.S. Against Pornography (CAP). Constitution which "seems to exclude It was because of CAP that Austin's homosexuals," it was offered. adult bookstores caved into requests to Don Baker, the plaintiff in the 21.06 institute "playsafe" guidelines in their 1- case, summed up the future when he arcades by constructing ways to cut said, "I recommend that our next step down on alleged anonymous sexual en- include planning strategy just like in any counters. other business where management But CAP has not stopped at the 3501 MCI(INNEY would develop a plan of action. doorsteps of this city's adult DALLA~· 5Q1-47 48 "We need to specify goals and bookstores. Although pornography is develop long-term plans for activities. CAP's last name, pornography is not all We also need a full-scale public rela- they're interested in. • PAGE 15 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 In the past months, such legitimate Proper Attire Requested OPEN: Mondoy-Friday 4PM; businesses as Liberty Books and Con- NINE ADULT Live Entertainment Nightly Saturday 7PM gress Avenue Booksellers have com- Never a Cover .r ' Sunday 4PM plained to police about harassment and ARCADES picketing by CAP. The right-wing religious group has NOW CLOSED already succeeded in closing an Italian Porn Crackdown of Adult art film at Dobie Mall Theatre. Will others Arcades Beefed up by proudly presen~,~', ') be next, asked the concerned Austin Houston Police Dept. Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus (AUGPC)? .I f.L " Perhaps so, as CAP went before City MIDNIGM:I~/{JNOERGLASS' TWT NEWS Council on August 12 with a new or- Exclusive Coverage. feoturin~VV~nirese '~ HOUSTON - There are now nine )'I' • - , dinance to zone businesses that "pro- vide adult-orientated entertainment." fewer X-rated adult arcades in this city Tuesday, August 26- ~l ~ That proposed ordinance is now being than there were a month ago. That's how ""'-"'----•••••••••••-"' Saturday, Aug~t JO '!,110~. ~ considered by the City Planning many have been closed by Houston Commission. police in the last 30 days. (previously performed with Tina Turner, B.B. King &LStevie Wonder; The term "adult-orientated entertain- The crackdown was beefed up earlier ¢ WEll ment" could easily include video stores, this month when officers made an all- art theatres, Esther's Follies, art out attempt to close peep-show arcades 75 DRINKS R I H H:I!'S galleries and adult lounges such as gay which they say are operating in violation during HAPPYHOUR egu or oppy ••..QU.~i·lIDdlr' s& bars, it is feared. of a one-year-old city ordinance. TUESDAY-FRIDAY 4PM-9PM Mondays with s~;,o~ '"J Those who think that opponents have That ordinance, passed last Sep- 907 WESTHEIMEP. • HOUSTON • 527 .8ar~~·_. exaggerated CAP's targets were remind- tember, demands that all bookstore • (NEXT DOOR TO RUGGLES) , . 5 • ., ed that two downtown gay bars were owners obtain a city permit to operate picketed last week by CAP. an arcade. To date, none of Houston's ALlGPC stated that the Austin 44 adult bookstores have complied, chapter of the Texas Civil Liberties stated HPD Sgt. Bill Brown. Union has become so concerned about The stern measures used to close the this boiling and spreading problem of arcades involves arresting the clerks ~a(!a6f2r ~-.= adult censorship that it formed a task who work in the stores. No arrests of ~.~I1P w' W force, "Opponents of Censorship," to at- customers have been made, TWT NEWS learned. However, two clerks were ar- ~ (. tend the August 12 public hearing. •. . The hearing was held at the Utilities rested and jailed August 7. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY ••• 7 DAYS A WEEK Commission room which was packed to Among the bookstores to belly-up hear the arguments. CAP members held under the stiff fines imposed by the ci- the floor for several hours until 8:30 p.m. ty ordinance is Kirby News Stand, 3115 3 LARGE SCREEN AUDITORIUMS • 14 CHANNEL 25¢ VIDEO ARCADE Their arguments were followed by Kirby. "We plan to close our store on VIDEO TAPE SALES & RENTALS • NO VIDEO CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES those of Opponents of Censorship. September 19," said manager Tony Among the speakers against the or- Ross. JUST PAY REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT & RENTAL FEE dinance was noted author John Henry Kirby News Stand said it had been Faulk. As always he was brilliant. ticketed on a weekly basis for the past HUGE SELECTION OF NEW VIDEOS ONLY $3jDAY OR $5/3 DAYS Bettie Naylor, longtime lobbyist for seven months. Each fine is $1,000. VIDEO SALESALWAYS $39.95-$59.95 human rights, told TWT NEWS she was One clerk, Frank DeMara,56, reported "very concerned about CAP" and in- he had been ticketed 58 times. That's tended to talk with legislators about the $58,000 in fines at the same location. ~ ~ growing problem of censorship in the Across the city, HPD reported that Capitol City. CAP is definitely pushing about 1,500 tickets had been issued for a council vote, she warned. since the ordinance went into effect And it is a problem that has gotten almost a year ago. very personal lately. For instance, one Although only 62 of the 1,500 cases of the CAP picket signs used at Liberty have actually gone to court, "We have Books said GAY stood for "Got AIDS had a 99% conviction rate," stated Yet?" Brown.

PAGE 17 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 The speakers will also address the matter of what to call the AIDSvirus.The French, claiming first discovery, call it LAV while the Americans call it HTLV-III. "At the conference in Paris a new name was being bandied about," said Wilson. The new fashionable buzz word is Human Immunodeficiency Virus, HIV. Although no major breakthroughs were announced at the Paris conference on AIDS, several doctors reported they were encouraged by the use of Ribavarin Dr. Peter W.A. Mansell, back from International AIDS con- and AZT. ference in Paris, Is among the speakers at a Public Forum on AIDS this Wednesday, August 27. Next Wednesday's Public Forum, "a post-Paris update," will be held at the TEXAS REPORT UT School of Public Health Auditorium ON PARIS AIDS in the Texas Medical Center, corner of Holcombe and Bertner, near the old CONFERENCE Prudential Building. Both the forum and Public Forum on Wednesday, parking are free to the public. August 27 at Public Health Auditorium in Med. Center. PARTY: PINK Exclusive 1WT NEWS Report. PERSUASION HOUSTON - Several well-known Dignify, Integrity & Texas doctors along with key members Affirmation to Hold of the AIDS Foundation of Houston who attended last June's International Con- Dal/as Party, August 23. ference on AIDS in Paris will gather in DALLAS - Three local groups- a public forum this Wednesday, August Dignity, Integrity and Affirmation- 27. have arranged a summer get-together The forum will update the AIDS story for Saturday, August 23. Roger Kobes, to the general public. Following the a Dallas Integrity member, will host the post-Paris forum the audience will be in- party "in the spirit of unity," he said. vited to ask questions. Pink Persuasion is to be the theme The two-hour forum will begin at 7 of the soiree. "Everyone is asked to p.m. with an introduction by Curtis wear something pink and join in the Dickson, executive directorof the AIDS spirit of the gathering," he requested. Foundation. The party will be held at 3883 Turtle President Emeritus, Michael Wilson Creek, starting at 8 p.m. Finger food will follow with remarks on the con- and cocktails are on the agenda. ference in Pariswhich he attended along Incidentally, Dignity of Dallas said it with Dr. Peter W.A. Mansell and Dr. was growing so rapidly that it was James Ruben, both of M.D. Anderson. quickly outgrowing its newly acquired Also speaking will be Bill Scott of the space at 2727 Oak Lawn. Thus, a new Montrose Counseling Center, Sue Lovell locations committee has been formed of the foundation and Dr. Francisco Fer- to begin the process of scouting out nandez of St. Luke's Hospital. various facilities. Among the topics up for discussion Those that can contribute were ask- will be development of an AIDS vaccine. ed to contact Brian Pudenz, Jim "Prospects for developing a vaccine are Maertens or Don Campbell, TWT NEWS still distant," Wilson told TWT NEWS. was advised. 'l.1JI?

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In this column readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum.:La COMMENT Address all letters to: Comment, TWT,2205Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006.All letters become also present a positive role model for the Corporation continued to negotiate with the property of TWTand must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). community at large. This is a statewide the landlord down to the very last nomination process, and input is needed possible moment. the thoughts of many when (in his 20-year from all areas. The writer would have us believe that Bastards Aren't Worth It sermon) he says, "Set yourself free and Wayland Flowers & Madame, Jim when the facility at 2401 San Jacinto had An Open Letter to Phyllis Frye: celebrate a brighter, better world." Bailey & his "Tribute to Judy Garland," been repainted, new carpet and tile floors A couple of months ago I read your Is Liberty (still) in Our Grasp? That and Romanovsky & Phillips will entertain had been laid, new lights, sound and article in TWT [HIGHLIGHT, Vol. 12, No. 13]. I depends on us, not the Supreme Court. at the 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. shows. The video had been installed, that this will especially appreciated your ending Granted, fag bashing will increase. freedom award recipient will be kept once again be Rich's. Not true! paragraph, something to the effect of Some employees will be fired. Gay secret until the 10 p.m. show. Price range The name Rich's is as much an asset "Strive to be happy. Be good to yourself. parents will lose custody of their for tickets will be from $4 to $50 for to Styx Production Corporation as the Don't abuse yourself with alcohol and children. Gay children will be disowned sponsor seats. Proceeds from this event three-year-old equipment which the writer drugs. Don't contemplate suicide, the by "good Christan" parents. And we will fund the AIDS Resource Center and the referred to. Styx Production Corporation bastards aren't worth it. Above all, don't lose more legal battles. But we will go Gay Community Center of the Dallas Gay will use every legal means available to ever give up." on. Alliance. preserve and protect the name Rich's for Phyllis, that last paragraph just hit If we absolutely refuse to admit defeat, Please fill out a nomination form and future use in a soon-to-be-named home with me. It was just what I needed if we will not be pushed back into the return by September 2. Your nominee location. to hear to reenforce the Truth that I must closet ashamed and suicidal as we once may join the ranks of past Texas As to the future, we look forward with never give up on myself or on God, that were, and if we accept ourselves, liberty Freedom Award recipients-Robert great anticipation, having the opportunity God will take care of me. is ours. Schwab, Don Baker, and Richard to once again create a new facility that On a 3x5 index card I have written, "On Therefore, it is important that we go on Longstaff. will become the leading edge, one that God-Never Give Up. On Your Goals and with our gay pride parades, indeed our Thank you for your participation in this will truly lead Houston into the twenty- Desires-Never Give Up." I have pinned it gay pride lives. event. first century. on my dresser where I see it often. Thank Now, during Gay Games II, I think of Terry Tebedo In the meantime, we-the shareholders you, Phyllis, for putting this truth in the enormity of this event: 3,600 athletes Director of Development of Styx Production Corporation-wish the perspective for me. from all over the world participating in 17 Dallas Gay Alliance writer and his partners great success in This past weekend I read your story on sports; the lesbianlgay bands from all 3920 Cedar Springs their new venture at 2401 San Jacinto in your experience referencing your recent across America; the many entertainers Dallas, Texas 75219 Houston and welcome them as friendly high school reunion. Again there was a for the "Procession of the Arts"; the competitors in the future. message for me, "Persist until __ ." thousands and thousands of spectators Re: Rich's Closing Ken Mcintyre Now I have placed a 3x5 card inside my and well wishers who will follow the President, Styx Production Corp. DearTWT: small prayer book that reads, "Persist games-all of us saying, "We are here, d.b.a.-Rich's It is interesting to note regarding until __ ." And I've added, "Expect a we are good people, we are self- Houston, Texas Miracle." accepting, and we are going to stay that "Rich's Closing" which appeared in last week's TWT COMMENT [Vol. 12, No. 22], the Phyllis, in reading your articles in TWT I way." AIDS-Infested Faggot appreciate your sharing your experience, Those of us competing represent you. writer asked that readers not be mislead strength and hope. I am not a trans- But in reality, we are all participants and concerning Rich's closing and future, The following letter, made available to TWT person, but I am gay and I recognize that we represent each other, don't we? The when in fact that is exactly what his letter COMMENT, was sent to Dr. Peter C. Marzio, we have shared similar experiences. You Supreme Court and the Steve Holtzes of does, mislead. who is the director of administration at are a woman of much inner strength and the world cannot, will not defeat us. Styx Production Corporation in no way Houston's Museum of Fine Arts. TWT will publish the museum's response when it is honest wisdom. In my trials and tribu- Phil Johnson indicated in either their response to Mr. made public. lations you give me much hope. Dallas Gay Historic Archives Beaugh's letter of August 8, 1986 nor in Thank you, Phyllis. And Dallas, Texas their TWT advertisement of August 8 that Dear. Dr. Marzio: congratulations on your achievement. not continuing to do business at 2401 I am writing in regard to a very un- Rob Melchor Texas Freedom Award San Jacinto in Houston would mean an pleasant incident which occurred Sunday, Houston, Texas end to Rich's. August 10, 1986 at 2:20 p.m. in the Lillie Dear TWT: The decision to cease doing business and Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden to my Reflections on Liberty On the night of September 13, 1986 the at 2401 San Jacinto did not come as a friend and I. Majestic Theatre will once again be the result of "corporate infighting" as the Shortly after entering the garden I Dear TWT: site for the Texas Freedom Presentation. writer indicated, but rather as a result of touched a bronze sculpture. An Steve Holtze would like to believe that This prestigious award is presented each circumstances outside the direct control unidentified man screamed out at me, "with the recent Supreme Court rulings, year to the person selected who has of the corporation. "Keep your hands off that!" Later I the gay movement has suffered a setback contributed significantly towards In an attempt to preserve the emotion, ascertained this man to be Mr. Daniels, from which it will never recover." furthering the cause of equal rights for loyalty and family which has been built security guard. I complied to his request Bullshit! Gay leader Ray Hill expresses gay men and women. The person must over the last three years, Styx Production and said that there should be a sign

PAGE 20 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 21 asking patrons not to touch anything. He am sure that you will give this matter replied, "I am the sign and that is all you your prompt attention. need to know!" Upon his response, I Phillip J. Tavel inquired about his name and he removed Houston, Texas his badge and nametag and said, "My supervisor is over there, just tell him! I Honored to Be don't have to tell you my name!" Daniels Dear Texas: said. "I don't have to tell you nothing, I am writing to you so that I may let you asshole!" he added. you know how honored and excited I am The BRB Presents At this time, I approached Mr. Salcedo in obtaining the title of Miss Gay Texas. and another unidentified uniformed This, being my third year competing in gentleman who were exiting the garden the prestigious statewide event, really "HIeV-ORY" LIVE C8t:W at the Bissonnet side. I told Salcedo that inspired me. The future holds many good II. Dancing 9:00·12:30 this (still unidentified) security guard had things for me. called me an asshole and refused to give I, as M.G.T., am going to try to fulfill Treat your feet and your pocketbook! me his name. Salcedo apologized and my duties and responsibilities to the best said that he would take care of it. Then, of my ability. In doing so, I hope to gain Daniels approached and said, "It's your the respect of all Texans so that I may 75¢ LONESTAR BEER (cans) word against mine, I never said that." make you proud in calling me Miss Gay Salcedo told Daniels to go back to work. I Texas. 8:00 to Closing - Mixologist Glenn re-entered the garden only to find Daniels I will be around, in helping for any laughing and standing with his arms fund raiser or benefits for any cause, if folded; as I walked by he spat at me you need me. So if you stand by me, I three times. "You queer, you AIDS- shall stand by you. infested faggot!" Daniels said. "Whatcha I would like to thank everyone involved (sic) gonna do 'bout (SiC)it, homeboy in the pageant: Norma Kristie, Bob Gale, 2400 Brazos . • H.O.B.O. (SiC)?" he added. the judges, past titleholders and all the After this assault I left the garden, contestants and Denise Fairchild for meeting Salcedo just outside the gate. I making my stay most pleasant. ... reported all of the aforementioned to David Martinez Salcedo who just shrugged his shoulders a.k.a Tina Renee and said, "I have to handle these things Miss Gay Texas 1986 in my own way." Houston, Texas T,.adifional $undag No innocent person should be screamed at by museum personnel. Love Mole Dancers Ba,.-B-Que$ No museum personnel should use abusive language. Dear TWT: No "security guard" should spit on Would it be possible for you to tell me A,.e Back!!! visitors. about O.J. the "fabulous" male dancer? EVERY SUNDAY, 2·4PM I am sure that we are in agreement on Where can I write to him and his real these three statements. name. I really think he is a hell of a male All of the above happened to me stripper. I saw him at the Copa in San Sunday, August 10. Antonio for the first time and he really This behavior is unacceptable. I ask caught my attention. $2.00 LOCKERS ON: you, how would you have felt if it had I also think your book should have a MONDAY NIGHTS IN HOUSTON been you, your wife, or son, a neighbor, list of all the male dancers you have; in AND ON WEDNESDAY NIGHTS or friend or me, a patron? What will be the book, where people can write to them IN DALLAS done to assure that no one will be and tell them what they really want to subject to this behavior again? express to them or think about them .... I hereby request that I receive a written Reny Perez apology and that Daniels be relieved of San Antonio, Texas his duties for his inexcusable behavior, You may send your fan mail to O.J. in care verbal abuse and assault. Only this can of the Copa in San Antonio (1430North Main) restore my faith and support of the where he is a regular performer. Museum of Fine Arts. Only this can begin Regarding printing a list of male dance" to resolve an injustice symbolic to all addresses, most prefer to keep their home patrons of the arts. If this cannot be done addresses private, we were told. However, I will have my attorney contact you you can always write to them at the clubs concerning defamation of my character. I where they perform.-Editor "IJ/,

PAGE 22 PAGE 23 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 \\911 ____----VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT presents an opportunity for readers to express an indepth personal opinion on a wide range of subjects from various perspectives. All guest editorials must be signed. Opinions expressed in VIEWPIONT are those of the individual guest writers, and not of TWT magazine, its editors or staff. Send your opinions to TWT VIEWPOINT, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006. Where Were The~? by Joe R. Thornton ~-.-----~--- -, Chair, Republican Committee of ( BUY 1 DINNER \ Houston's Gay Political Caucus Editor- The following letter is a reply to two recent VIEWPOINT articles: "Republicans for Gay GET 2ND DINNER .1 Rights" (Volume 12, Number 19) and "No Time for Republicans to Develop Social Con- (of lesser value) 1 sciousness" (Volume 12, Number 21). become involved in the convention pro-

11111 am amazed at the people who cess. In Houston, we have done that. "know" so much about the lesbian/gay Beginning in July, 1986, both the FREE! community and the Republican Party. It Republican and Democratic Commit- is time for someone to deal with reality tees of HGPC focused their efforts on offer good i and the task appears to fallon me. precinct organization. As chair of the Sunday-Thursday 1 The heavy involvement of the organiz- Republican Committee, I worked long ed community in the Democratic Party hours pulling together the people and \ EXPIRES: AUGUST 28, 1986 ) is the result of an effort by Democratic resources to do the job. Hard work pays. activists to bring gay men and lesbians We havethe same number of precinct '------,._-/ into the party. The Republican Party has chairs, less one, active with the had no similar effort. It should not be Republican Committee as with the surprising that if one side makes an ef- Democratic Committee. And, in the Serving Houston's fort, and the other side makes none, the Senate District which includes Mon- results will probably be lopsided. trose, the delegation to the Republican Finest Fresh To blame the leadership of the les- State Convention had the same percen- Cajun Seafood bian/gay community for this is foolish. tage of lesbian/gay delegates and alter- featuring: Houston Gay Political Caucus has nates as the delegation to the Demo- always invited all Harris County can- cratic State Convention. =Btackened Redfish didates to screen for endorsement. While I was pleased with these re- -Cajun Shrimp Republican candidates have been en- sults, I was shocked to arrive in Dallas -Numerous Pastas dorsed in most elections. It is to be ex- and find that Harris County had 88% of and much more pected that other groups in the state do the lesbian/gay delegates and alter- the same. If not, please name names in nates. Where was this "task force" from the future. Austin? What happened to the vaunted Bayou City Oyster Company However, to increase our communi- Republicans of Dallas/Ft. Worth? Where was everyone?! 2171 Richmond Ave. ty's participation (and therefore in- fluence) within the Republican Party will Is anyone else doing any work? By (713) 523-6640 take an effort. Indeed, many people will work, I don't mean holding meetings, have to take it upon themselves to publishing flashy newsletters, confab-

PAGE 24 PAGE 2S TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 bing with party officials, or getting one's name in the paper. I mean organizing the community and getting them to pre- ~~ cinct, district and state conventions. If KEY that kind of activity doesn't appeal, then The Best you aren't really interested in increas- ing our community's presence in the Little Guest House Republican Party. Or, forthat matter, in WEST the Democratic Party; it takes the same in Town kind of work. ! ~~ ~ • REASONABLE RATES At the Republican State Convention, had there been representation from the • CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST rest of the state equal to that of Harris • ROOMS WITH INDIVIDUAL county, we could have prevented the re- CLIMATE CONTROL election of the state party's vice chair, ,. who won by only 68 votes. This woman ...0 tropical island paradise and • PRIVATE BATHS is not a friend of our community. America's premier gay resort area. For FREEKey West information and brochures • FREE PARKING However, anyone who thinks there from member guesthouses write: The Key was anything to be done about the plat- West Business Guild, P.O. Box 4640-$, Key FOR RESERVATIONS form either was not there or is not very West, FL33041. CALL (504) 566-1177 politically astute. Had debate been allowed, the convention would have Name _ 1118 URSULINES STREET lasted another two days, and everyone Address _ NEW ORLEANS, LA 70116 was ready to leave. Including me. Fur- ther, I was not interested in any of our City State __ Zip_ people becoming political martyrs by ill- advised and unproductive "protests." If Nene Foxhall honestly believes that political suicide is effective politics then THE FOURTH ANNUAL the Houston Chronicle should find another reporter. To have an effect on the platform we CH'A1'E'AUX EVENING T~ MAJESTIC will need our people and our friends to ! t)IJON be on the platform committee. We will • 5331 BEVERLY Starring need our people and our friends on the ~ • \ HILL LANE resolutions committees of district con- ,{~.&:~ __~ \ 626-3660 ventions. And, we will need our people ~ HOUSTON and our friends to be at their precinct conventions to vote against bad resolu- SPACIOUS LIVING tions and to propose and vote for good ALL BILLS PAID resolutions. Sounds like work, doesn't it? 1 MONTH FREE The Republican Committee of HGPC PRORATED OVER 6 MONTHS is continuing its efforts, and I expect 2 MONTHS FREE that we will be even more successful in PRORATED OVER 12 MONTHS 1988 and 1990. If people in other parts of the state will take time from blaming 1 BEDROOM FROM $288 the leadership of the community and the 2 BEDROOM FROM $371 Republican Party for our problems to do 3 BEDROOM FROM $608 the work necessary to cause change, TICKETS $4-$50 oAlI Adult 06 Pools SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Available al all Ticketron Locations, Including Crossroads Market then one day we may see both parties Two Shows - 7PM and 10PM - Dallas Reservations by phone (214)521-8919 competing for our votes. If no one does oLocated in the Galleria Area oSecurity Patrol Benefiting the AIDS Resource Center =Door-to-Door Trash Pick-up 08 Laundry Rooms and the Gay Community Center the work and it doesn't happen, we will have no one to blame but oursetves.ew

PAGE 26 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 27 ~ EVERY __-----_HEALTH__ §~ WEDNESDAY ~'~f'I-~ KAPOSI'S SARCOMA ~1 50¢ HERPES SIMPLEX £.1"e tAe £.1festy/e LONGNECKS of Tot/ay 10 tAe WELL DRINKS & SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES HeOJ080ts of tAe Past FOUNTAIN DRINKS Early Signs of AIDS • Pools in Your Mouth • All Adult Part II • Free Cable NOW • New Carpet by Houston Dentist, Bruce W. Smith, D.D.S. • Mini Blinds OPEN NIGHTLY • Accent Walls Last week, we discussed some of the There are a number of common virus 'TIL 2AM diseases in your mouth that a good den- infections that can show up in the • Five Laundry tist will notice as being early signs of mouth. These include Herpes simplex, AIDS. We discussed Thrush, Hairy most commonly callec/'a cold sore. Rooms Leukoplakia, Cytomegalavirus and When a person gets this infection the • New Decorator Anug. first time, it is usually as achild. You will Color Schemes This week, there are several other ill- have a mouth full of small sores and • Variety of Floor nesses which we will discuss. Among perhaps crusty sores on the lips, with them is Kaposi's sarcoma-another fever and lots of discomfort. Adults can Plans Including AIDS-related lesion that might be notic- get this infection if they were never in- Split Levels ed by your dentist. A significant percen- fected as achild. When this type of virus • Efficiencies, tage of persons who develop KS get it infection of the mouth does not clear up in the head/neck area first. This is often within a few weeks, it could be a sign 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms inside the mouth. of immune problems . • From $225 plus Common areas are in the palate and Cold sores of the lip are simply a Electric tongue, although it can be seen in the recurrent form of this original Herpes insides of the cheeks, the floor of the simplex infection that can crop up when mouth and even on the gums. KS looks you are under stress, have a cold or get like a purplish blotch. It might resemble too much sun. These do not necessari- 626-5016 a blood blister or bruise. It can be flat ly mean immune problems, but if they or raised-up slightly. It can be shaped seem to lingertoo long and spread into round or oblong. If it cannot be at- very large sores, you should consult sRegis Place tributed to a bite injury to the cheek or your medical doctor. The dentist can 507 JEFFERSON @ NORTH 5TH edge of the tongue resulting in a blood evaluate these types of sores in the 2121 Mid Lane #B-ll blister, it won't heal up in a few weeks. mouth and lips, and can tell you if they Houston, Texas 77027 WACO, TEXAS [817] 753-9189 You should seek expert evaluation when are the type to have your medical peo- this type of lesion refuses to heal. ple check or if you need not worry about

PAGE 28 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 I TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 29 .•••Ii ••••••them.• / ~ Lymph nodes are abundant through- TROPICAL HEATWAVE out the body, and come close to the sur- COMMUNITY Fort Wo rth faceof the skin in the groin, armpits and ======:::1 in the head/neck areas. The aware den- MEDICAL , " tist can "palpate" your neck, around the Coun se IIn9 ears and under the jaw to see if the CLINIC Center lymph nodes are swollen. It's normal for ~ these nodes to be somewhat swollen Discreet & Personal Care i due to colds and flu; they often will re- By AppOintment Only .•. main partly swollen even after you get Staffed by mental health professionals overthe cold, so the dentist will not nor- • General medicine Our center is structured to meet the varied mally become concerned unless there • Discreet.confidential. individualized needs of our clients and includes: are numerous noticeable swollen • Diagnosesand treatment Individual Counseling Group Counseling glands. of sexuallytransmitted diseases Couples Counseling A possible reason for AIDS-related • SANUS& HUMANA Physicians Family Counseling lymph node swelling would be a form of Available WE HAVE AN AIDS PROJECT TO PROVIDE cancer growing inside these nodes. A AIDS/AWARENESS INFORMATION AND A COUNSELING/SUPPORT GROUP. single areaof node swelling is not usual- CONFIDENTIALITY IS MAINTAINED ly considered abnormal unless a person Office Hours by Appointment AT ALL TIMES has noticed other areas of the body that 3911 LEMMON AVE. 659 SOUTH JENNINGS STREET have developed similar swellings. DAllAS, TEXAS FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76104 There are numerous less common 817/335·1994 (214) 520-1810 things that the dentist could notice in (Telephone answered 24 hours a day) your mouth, lips or head and neck area \. .J II ...,that would lead to a suspicion of AIDS, but it is inappropriate for the dentist to make a diagnosis of AIDS based only on r-~~;;':~:::::::::-::=:-7-~~~~~~~~~~~observing~-something';'- in or about your - [pl[RIOf[Jn nif"'>'i"r'@fEOI5l ~ mouth. Since !here are many possible _~_",~lb:!I'I,d)~\8JU~_. try~ R other explanatlons for many of these le- ~ ~¥ff)) 15'~n t'f""\l nfuIAlfuIAln n~n rc:: @M@'ifrc::fu Iil s~ons,a !l'edical doctor familiar with the _~~.yu~\g7 UU\VJUU\VJU\\d)U~U;; ~ \Y ~ U U;;JLW~U__ diaqnosls and treatment of AIDS should ~ always be consulted. STEVE D. MARTINEZ. M.D. Dietarysur;Pemerts for a heaIttrf 00df ard irmure Even though you may be asked to fill out what seems like a lengthy and over- system. ly intrusive medical questionnaire at INTERNAJMEDICINE your dentist's office, it is not generally INFECTIOUS DISEASES OJr Pharmacist is a specialist in the fiek::lof used to screen out or discriminate SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED ErNioorrental MecfOre; he11give ~ ilsglt no against PWAs or those in the risk group DISEASES ~r rrmre system ardwhat yoo can cb b keep l for AIDS, but rather to allow the dentist AIDS/KS DIAGNOSIS IJVOrkingproperly. to make some sense out of the things should he or she notice one or more of OPEN: MON.-FRI. 8:30-5:30 (same day appointment) corrs inor cancur Mail Order Dep. these lesions in your mouth. The den- tist who truly has your best interest at SATURDAY and THURSDAY We'll cb our best to help! 8:30am-12 noon heart can use this information to provide you with high quality care in a safe, sterile environment since it would be very important to not expose a person's TWELVE OAKS TOWER IID[I 4126 S.W. FWY.• SUITE 1000 5636 E MOO

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Watershed by David Rees; fiction; 156 pp.; pealing quality, other major elements do Knight's Press, P.O. Box 454, Pound Ridge, not arrive. N.Y. 10576; softcover, $7.95 (please add $1.00 One of the two main characters in the postage & handling). piece is David; the other, his cousin, Nick. Out of college, ready to be called up for military service, David and his Come Early & Party 'Til Midnight Reviewed by David Fields friends look back on their lives of prom- iscuity and uncertainty with girls. David TUESDAY thru FRIDAY NO COVER if Under 21 Out of the nineteen books Rees has is further muddled by an increasing lack written, Islands, The Estuary, Out of the of desire for women, though still carry- 5PM to 8PM NICOLE & COMPANY Winter Gardens and In the Tent have all ing on relations, and an increase in sex- with BURNIE lO:30PM been favorably reviewed here. Unfor- ual fantasies with men. tunately, a favorable review cannot be Nick, his cousin, has always been given for his most recent work, Water- known by David's group to be queer. Coming Sept. 7th: Miss Gay Austin At Large Pageant shed, published by Knights Press. Roughly the same age as David, Nick Though Rees' writing style retains its ap- still lives with his mother who does not

PAGE 33 PAGE 32 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 I TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 know he is gay. Most of the book con- sists of David's group, their sexual rela- tions with their wives and girlfriends, in a pub where they regularly meet. Rees loses the ability to draw in the audience with structure, continuity, plot or even characterization. Two-thirds of the book is devoted to their lives, nothing dramatic or sus- penseful, nothing universal or recog- nizable for the reader to identify with or careabout. By the time we get to the last third of the book, the resolution of the story is, apparently, almost an after- thought, the meeting of David and Nick. Near the end, Rees keeps jumping back and forth to the storyline of David and then Nick, finally converging. But by this time, Rees has kept the reader waiting too long. After having to slog through the "straight" two-thirds of the book, littered with unrecognizable references to England's history and culture, the American gay reader may AUSTIN regard David and Nick's joyous union Reservations Unltd. 512-837-4646 I Enclosed is $8.00 (postpaid) for rather insignificant, an epilogue to the lone copy of Gay and Gray. main, "real" story. DALLAS name After writing so many novels, Rees can afford to bobble the ball on this one. Fantastic Voyage 214-522-5215 address I Pressures to make his work more I city marketable to the non-gayaudience may HOUSTON I state zip _ be cited as a justification for this kind Advance Travel 713-682-2002 of novel. His long track record is in- I Alyson Publications, Dept. P-25, I surance there will be a continued loyal I~O~I~P~ ~.,~o~~M~O~ 1!.1 and respectful readership. "'"

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PAGE 46 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 47 ~ __-----SHOWBIZ t by Jack Varsi Kate's nominated for Best Female would turn up one day in a music video. Video, along with Grace Jones, Aretha On the other hand, I neverexpected Ron- Franklin, and Tina and Whitney. nie Ronette to turn up singing her clas- Nominated for Best Male Video are sic "Be My Baby" smack dab in the mid- Bryan Adams, Phil Collins, Robert dle of an Eddie Money record! The Palmer,Sting and Bruce Springsteen. (I, record is called "Take Me Home To- for one, think we need a 5-year mora- night," and it's the first single from Ed- torium on material from Brucie's Born die's new album, Can't Hold Back. Ac- in the USA album.) And competing for tually, I couldn't be more delighted. The the honor of the year's Best Video are single, which amounts to something of Dire Straits, a-ha, Godley and Creme, a comeback for both Eddie and Ronnie, Robert Palmer and the Talking Heads. is well on its way to becoming a smash. Personally, I'd liketo see Robert Palmer But the real killer is the stylish, black and and his mannequin band ("Addicted To white video. Eddie is seen baring his LOOK AT THEM YO-YOS - A few tion of video achievements is generally Love") clean up, but the frontrunners ap- soul in an empty stadium, while Ron- days ago I told a hip interior decorator a fast-moving event chock full of rock pear to be Dire Straits and a-ha, who nie-the eternal Ronette-struts from I wanted my living room entirely redone stars, bizarre costumes, some live each received 10 nominations .... Long the shadows to momentarily reclaim her in early Pat Benatar-and the guy knew music, some unexpected rude remarks before MTV ever dreamed of the Pointer lost glory .... It doesn't stop with Don exactly what I was talking about! and, of course, lots of rock 'n' roll at· Sisters or the Bangles or Bananarama, Johnson. Now Bruce Willis wants a Video-and especially music video- titude. (Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.) I remem Ronnie Spector and her Ronettes were piece of the action. Look for the Moon- permeates our daily lives to the extent ber MTV's first awards show with par- probably the most visually exciting girl lighting star's Motown album to be that it becomes difficult to remember ticularfondness. That 1984special was group in rock 'n' roll. In fact, you could released next January. Motown????? ... that reality doesn't always come with virtually a tour de force for Bette Midler, probably hide about six Supremes and Speaking of Motown, Lamont Dozier, zippy special effects and a custom- who at the time needed all the tours de maybeeven a Vandellaortwo in just one formerly of the legendary Holland- tailored soundtrack. It's also a little dif- force she could get her hands on. This of Ronnie's old beehives-so it was only Dozier-Holland songwriting team, is ap- ficult for me to grasp the fact that MTV year's event, which MTV will broadcast natural that the ex-Mrs. Phil Spector parently going to collaborate with Boy has been with us for over five years now live on the evening of September 5, is! E S77 George on some material. Lamont has and that we're about to get their third an- shouldn't disappoint either. Among the already been working with Simply Red. nual music video awards show. Still, as scheduled celebrity presenters are such ... In my early teens I was led to believe awards shows go, MTV's annual brou- trendsetters as rock legend Don that the twist would never die. Now, haha is probably as good as anything Johnson, as well as Janet Jackson, Rod some eight hundred years later, the you're going to see on the tube in the Stewart, the Bangles, Bananarama, Beatles are back on the charts with their mid-eighties, even if you have a dozen Motley Crue and Belinda Carlisle. Also 1964 remake of the Isley Brothers' satellite dishes littering your living expect nifty live performances from the "Twist and Shout." Meanwhile, Lulu, of room-which Miz Benatardoesn't. Ad- likes of Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, '= "To SirWith Love" fame, is back on the mit it, what could be more scintillating Simply Red, Genesis, the Pet Shop British charts with an even older Isley's than an over-produced TV-special all Boys, Mr. Mister and, perhaps unavoid- - tune called simply "Shout." Lulu orig- about the wretched excesses of the rock ably, the Monkees. The gala will be - inally recorded the song back in 1964as 'n' roll milieu? ... On reflection, how- broadcast from two locations-New - part of a short-lived group called Lulu ever, I did manage to come up with at - York's Palladium and LA's Universal Am- -• and the Luvvers. What goes around, etc. least three things that might be more phitheater. Don't worry if you aren't a -•• ... Finally, as long as I'm hung up on scintillating than the wretched excesses ,. cable subscriber. After MTV's initial .. ' ,'" • comebacks and beehives, let me take of the rock 'n' roll milieu: (1)a porno film broadcast, there will be endless syn- i ,', ,,' •I this opportunity to salute the long- starring Zsa Zsa Gabor and her new hub- dicated reruns throughout September ef: ',1)1 , awaited return of the B-52's. Their new by Prince Frederic von Anhalt, (2) an on non-cable channels .... As for the 0. w' "Summer of Love" single is just starting Andy Warhol workout tape, and (3) a nominees, there aren't many surprises- . to heat things up in dance clubs across Hostess Twinkie. But never mind all although I have to say that not one of the country. Can you believe they've that. ... Seriously, MTV's yearly celebra- my friends has ever heard of Kate Bush! never had a Top 40 hit? ,\IJ/,

PAGE 48 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 49 :1 :1 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 ~~~~~~~~~~KALEID~SC~PE :~ by David V. Meunier STARVING AT THE BREAKFAST

was the chance ofa lifetime. An act ofrevenge. An opportunity once and for all to show those jocks from my high-school days. Oh, those cruel memories of always being the last one picked when teams were being chosen. The OF CHAMPIONS embarrassment of fumbling an easy catch. The feeling that walking into the locker room was like walking into the gas chamber. Well, if they could only see me now. I've been going to the gym for years. I no longer look like a wimp. Unfortunately, I still play sports like a wimp. Yet, deep inside me, there was still hope. Perhaps there would be some event at the Gay Games II I could participate in. The games were the ultimate expression of pride. The joy of being there, surrounded by gay athletes from around the globe, and the thrill of seeing stereotypes smashed would be a heady experience. There was no doubt in my mind ... I would be at the Gay Games. However, one needs moral support in such endeavors, so I would enlist my friends. Denny and Beau, of course. Beau even liked sports, and had been observed watching baseball games on TV. Although, Denny claimed Beau was easily confused and thought he was watching MTVvideos. Nora and her lover, Dolores, were included to provide les- bian sensibility. Last, but not least, Dennis, from New York. He was as equally unathletic as 1,so no matter how badly I did, I would have company. Yes, we were truly a gay entourage. So there we all were, hurtling through the night on a moonlight special. I love these bargain flights, even if they do skimp on service. "I'm worried," I confided in Dennis, as we shared fried chicken out of a bucket from the colonel. "What event can I possibly enter?" Sports in general gave me a cold feeling all over. It made me think of Wheaties, "The Breakfast of Champions." Hal Some meal. I had always been left starving. A vision 9f Mary Lou Reitan clouded my mind. That obnoxious little cow. Those enerqizedthiqhs. I began to feel nauseous. "Don't you like the chicken?" Dennis inquired upon noticing my:condition. "Don't worry, David, if worse comes to worse you can help me." "What competition are you entered in?" "My specialty, of course," Dennis replied mysteriously. Now I was worried, and I wondered if it had anything to do with the two large crates Dennis had stowed in the cargo hold. My reveries were broken by the sight of the sun rising over San Francisco Bay as we began our descent. "The adventure begins," Dolores proclaimed from across the aisle as she squeezed Nora's , hand.

PAGE 52 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 I TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 53 We were all overcome with excitement, and once again I thought of "The Breakfast of The next morn~ I momentarilyforgotmytroubles as the breathtaking sight ofthousands Champions" and hoped for my sake that this time they would at least make it a brunch, ofgay athl~s m~hing into Kezar Stadium brought tears to my eyes. Since our competi- tion w~sn't ft1( thi~ing (no decent people eat before nine, Dennis declared) I would How can you properly describe the feeling of being among thousands of gay people have~e t&~w.esl~w the others in our group were doing. all assembled in one spot, with flags and banners waving, and music swelling forth. The I w3.red Of.~rto ~ huge garage and watched in amazement as thirty teams of les- colors ... the pageantry ... the pride. Beau said it was like a tea dance on Labor Day bians an.~ 0 t+s of~y men covered in grease furiously tore engines apart. I spotted in P-Town. I felt the comparison to be somewhat lacking but, nevertheless, there wasn't Dolores t .)ng ~ine ~s to N~ra, w~o was deftly ~utting th~m together: They looked time to comment on it. Lines were formed for registration. I was in a quandry as I eyed like they ~.w wKii~{~~,.}'!~..~i$1;!ally, the noise, swearmg, and flymg beer ~ans 1 the runners and athletes massing around me. Then I noticed Dennis in a particularly long drove me a~. I~~~'~y:~,ea(;;l":~y,r~uld those gay men stand to have all that Icky 1 goo all J..~'··'·""····'··"""·"'" ,bf. 1 line. I joined him. over t~.'t!';~""':.",. ":',',,,""',,:~.,"\"~~~3(;~~~.;< ~.'. 1 "So Dennis, what is this event?" I watched ~~':tr~~~~kY discus thrower. Then, glancing at my watch, "Presentation. " noti~ed it ~tiin~~~~~~~~;g~t a good seat in front o~~e closed circuit I,1I "Huh?" monitors. g~!lla~, 'i'j' .~1l.~~'the .~c. ;i~~.nto denote each partictpant. At the bot- "David, you have certainly been out long enough to know how important presentation tom the fla~~q~.:.~: .:' ~g~gtiine.1'I:~rWls~iii!~e finals. As the action began I strained !I is. You only have to recall that time Larry Lipsky used paper napkins instead of linens to pick out ~~",' s;Is~WB,ea:ii~~li~lCinftt}.eaning on the bar. He looked confident. 1 at his first dinner party. It was the major faux pas of the season." Dennis rolled his eyes. Then I saw De~ai::J::i.ibbrng'hi~,~}(#fld.~ing his lips and I knew he had blown it. "You mean they actually have a competition in table setting?" One of the ju<;~,9i3.s~~~~fu~I~(qi#A.!t'oud "tsk, tsk." The clock ticked away. II "Naturally, David, this is the gay games. They realize how many of us hate sports, so One of the ~ercqntesranfs,:wa.~alre~"i(alking to a man. Thank God, Beau had made they've added some extra events unique to gay culture." contact with~16~~*i~~i~#h,Q'i~~red. Oh dear, there wasDenny doing a Madonna I' While I was pondering this, Nora and Dolores came rushing up triumphantly. imitationand ~qs:lil1t;flii~ie~::~i'i'6,number sixwasleading a man to the door. I couldn't "Well, we're all set," Nora said. "Nowall we have to do ismake sure our toolsare ready." stand the tensio"&~~~~"CI this also and started whispering into the blond's ear. Was "What are you registered for?" he really sticking his tongue in it? All of a sudden they both dashed to the door, beating "The engine rebuilding competition, of course," Dolores said looking at me strangely. number six. Believe me, I was thrilled. I wanted to congratulate Beau but he was already Of course, what did I think they were going to do ... the broadjump? mobbed by well-wishers and reporters. "The team that can dismantle and reassemble an engine the fastest will win." I decided instead that Dennis might need a hand. I hurried by the flower arranging "A breeze," Nora said confidently. and hair styling competitions. As I entered the vast arena, I observed that it was sectioned "Although we do have some heavy competition. The silver medalists, Ricki and Rose off to resemble dozens of elegant dining rooms. I located a frantic Dennis. from Tucson, are going for the gold this time around." Dolores looked in the direction "Thank God, you're here. We've got an emergency. Those nasty queens in number of two women carrying an engine between them. eight are using the same flower scheme as me. I've got to get different flowers now. Here's Oh boy, I could only imagine what Beau and Denny were going to do. a list of what I need. Hurry! We haven't got much time." That night, as we prepared to retire, Dennis was taking an inventory of his crates. He I started running. "One more thing," 'he yelled, "I'm out of butter." I barely made it carefully unwrapped silverware and serving trays and listed each item. back in time. Dennis grabbed the flowers from me and started cutting them. I could tell "David," he screamed, "I can't find the napkin rings!" he was slightly hyped. He was smoking two cigarettes at once and the ash flow looked "Calm down, Dennis, they're probably just at the bottom." like a miniature Mount St. Helens. "You're right ... I'm just a wreck." "Quick, get the butter ready," he commanded. "Dennis, Dennis, you who have entertained royalty certainly need not worry." The judges were already in the adjacent dining area. What did he mean, "get the butter "Yes, I'm being silly. They're still talking about that Hawaiian luau I did for Divine." ready?" I shrugged and set it on the table. As Dennis turned to place the flowers, he saw Actually, they're still trying to figure out who was the real pig, I thought, but instead the table and screamed. Flowers were flying everywhere. I said, "By the way, Dennis, did you ever hear what Beau and Denny decided to enter?" "What is that!" he shrieked, pointing to a large tub of margarine. "Oh, yeah, cruising." "Well, butter is so expensive, and margarine has a much lowerfatcontent ... ," I began. "Cruising?" As the judges walked up, I lay on the floor semi-conscious while Dennis beat me on "It's pretty difficult. They have a dark cruise bar entirely set up and filled with S&M the head with the margarine container. It was not a pretty sight. types." I looked surprised. On the plane home I analyzed all that had transpired. How was I to know that Dennis "You know . . . standing and modeling . . . and the contestants have ten minutes to wanted to serve the butter cut into little snowflake designs and on ice. I never saw it like score. They're judged on technique, style, finesse, and the desirability of the men they that at Wendy's. I wondered ifhe'll be talking to me by Christmas. I looked at Beau happi- pick up ... I sure wouldn't want to be in their spot. You know, if my life depended on ly clutching his gold medal. Was it really ethical of him to tell that blond that his mother it, I could never pick anyone up," Dennis sighed. worked for GQ magazine? Nora and Dolores dozed peacefully; after all, they had won It was a restless night. What did I know about presentation? I had never even seen a a silver medal. Denny was sulking. napkin ring till I was thirty. As a child, our family china was a supermarket promotion Maybe sports aren't all that glorious. Perhaps they are best left to straights who really . . . a hideous green and white pattern called "the old curiosity shop." I feed the cat with get a kick out of them. Some of us are just not cut out for this type of activity. I was much it now. My father still thinks formal dining means going to a Luby's cafeteria. My poor too sensitive. What do I need to prove? If Wheaties is "The Breakfast of Champions," I'll mother never got beyond plastic tablecloths. I was in trouble. take quiche any day ... and you can blow that out of your leotard, Mary Lou.

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of the pair, our Provincetown CRUISE CAMERA caught the dynamic duo (l-r) Madame and Wayland with Texans Jim- TEXAS TElETYPE - At the Copa in my James and Bubba McNeely backstage Beaumont, as a finale to AIDS Awareness at the Pilgrim House. "The shows are a Week, Mark Ewy (c) won the first Mr. sellout and we're simply gorgeous," Playsafe contest from a field of five hot always-modest Bubba told HOT TEA. Their gentlemem. Mark is a 22-year-old Taurus show continues through September 10 in who resides in Beaumont. Co-emceeing Provincetown and then moves to Dallas the event were the ever-popular Babette on September 13, on the eve of the Davis (I) and Gary Newton John as Texas Freedom Parade. shown in the CRUISE CAMERA photo above AUSTINteaCIOUS - Coming up this by Richard Van Dyke .... Speaking of Sunday at Backstreet is the statewide Mr. Beaumont, Scandals has advised HOT TEA Texas Stripper contest which is preceded that thier first no-alcohol Teen Night kicks by a progressive cocktail party from into high gear starting September 2.... Chain Drive to Ruperts to the Crossing And in Abilene, the Walnut Street Pub is and back to Backstreet. Don't miss this remodeling and its new look should be hot contest! ... Speaking of contests, the ready in early September. CRUISE CAMERA (seebelow) was at the NAME DROPPER - Miss Patti and Crossing's Beach Party last week where David are the winners of Donna Day's the audience picked cute David (r) as the Talent Night Finals at Houston's Copa. winner. Who's your choice? Next at the Look for them on stage this Sunday as special guests.... Thom Rourke has resigned his Montrose Business Guild board position. He's replaced by the Tire Place's Bob Bagot. ... Winner of Houston's sixth annual Men and Women Together art exhibition is Dick Turner, who won $100 as first prize for his acrylic on canvas titled "For Moliere". Runners- up were Don Chambers for his line draw- ing entitled "Imigrant" and Ya Chu Pak for her pastel work entitled "Time Passes." ... Guess who's coming to the Majestic Theatre in Dallas in September? Wayland Flowers and Madame! Speaking

TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 Crossing is the annual Mr. Splash Day '86 contest next Friday, August 29. Each club is sponsoring a hot entrant. It's the kickoff to labor Day weekend's "last splash" bash at Hippie Hollow .... Speaking of Hippie Hollow, HOT TEA has learned that undercover cops are patrolling in the area, cracking down on drugs and lewd conduct. Be careful. ... The Waterloo counseling Center is already making plans for its Halloween Party in the Sheraton-Crest ballroom .... Which brings us to the Austin AIDS Project, which told HOT TEA it wished to thank the staff of the Boathouse for helping raise ALICE DOES DALLAS - Handsome over $600 for MP's Food Bank. "All-you lead-singer Valentine (see CRUISE CAMERA have to do is ask," said Robert Fielder , photo above) and his red-hot group (r), Boathouse doorman, who is shown played to big crowds at the Fraternity and below with manager Chuck Roberts (c) the Old Plantation last weekend. Next up at the'Of is sensational Alisha-live in concert-next Friday, August 29. Then in September, Ruby brings back the Flirts by popular demand .... Don't miss "Old Glory of Mexico" at CBC August 29-30-31. It's a benefit for OlCC, Drama Dallas and the AIDS Resource Center . . . . Speaking of benefits, last Saturday's All Bar Car Wash at the Crossroads raised over $500 for the 1986 Texas Freedom Parade.... Did you know that TRII is go- ing to start shows every Sunday? That's CJjou cAire COlrdioQQy .9l1vited what hunky deejay/assistant manager and Larry Binning of the food project. ... to cAttel1d Question: Want to be next to all those hunky and humpy construction the Qlrol1d C"Qe-(Dpehihg workers building the tall towers downtown along the Colorado River? 06 Then visit Snuffy's Saloon for happy hour. That's where you'll find equally hot bartender Damon (see below), one of tJhe 8ag~e Randy's bearded gentlemen. V"lliday utugU!ll 22, 1986 ope/1 daiQy ltalri-7plri

1544 CUJe!!theillle/r • 524-7282 • 'tlJOU!!tOIl. VK. David laird (see photo above) told HOT TEA, although he couldn't say who would be in them .... Don't forget Baby's dee- jay spinoff tonight: James Griffith vs. Jim- my Bartlett in this hot wax battle. And you're the winner .... The Hideaway has added a Country Brunch from noon until 2 p.m. every Sunday in addition to their Steakouts, which begin at 7 p.m. Everyone's invited to "bring your favorite cut of meat." ... Make your plans now

PAGE 59 PAGE 58 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 for two big events: Heatwave '86, coming HOUSTON HOteaLiNE - HOT TEA is to the Crossroads August 31 and Miss sorry to report that the Driscoll Street Monier's Eighth Anniversary at the No Cafe closed last Monday. The owners Name, also coming on Labor Day now invite all to their new Hunt Room ... weekend .... At the Fraternity, Dallas' Heaven sparks its angelic plugs for five Crossroads Cabaret, they're featuring live power nights starting this Wednesday, to entertainment nightly .... And speaking kick off its first anniversary party which of famous and friendly bartenders, here winds up on August 31 with the new A MAN'S DANCE CLUB teen Madonna on stage-the riveting 4117 MAPLE AVENUE, DALLAS, TX. (214) 741-9426 Alisha .... Mama lo will be back at the Ranch this Friday night for a Best Little THE PARTY PLACE Whorehouse benefit for one of its cast members, Floyd "Flossy" Shmanski. A HAPPY HOUR 1-8PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK! good cause and a great show .... • S1 WELL DRINKS & LONG NECKS • 50' SCHNAPPS • That hot country band, Hickory, will play live country music for dancing again this MONDAYS: S I Longnecks and FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS: Wednesday night at the newly-painted Screws, all night $2 WELL DRINKS BRB. Hot band .... These are the last s 1.50 LONGNECKS nights, this weekend, for Ruth Hastings TUESDAYS: SI Margaritas and are two (see above) of Dallas' favorites. and Company at Rascals. RSVP opens Sound & Visual Effects 50' Schnapps,all night That's Joe Don (I) and Billy-just two of next Tuesday .... Bob Kennedy, Rob created by: many reasons to visit Miss Raye's Sassy's Johnstone and David Emery are among Mark-Steven WEDNESDAYS: Happy Hour, , ------~ , John Maxwell disco, a "place for women and their those who have refurbished The Eagle all night long friends." ... Been to the Trestle yet? .SUNDAYS: Butchellea's Recovery which grand re-opens this weekend. A Ron, Hector and Tom (see photo below) Beer Bust, beautiful store on the Westheimer strip. THURSDAY: S I Longnecks and have and loved it! It's a little hard to find, Well, all night 4PM-Midnight ... Tonight, August 22, is the final night but well worth the trip. HOT TEA says to hear and see Euphoric Heat at Club "check it out." Flamingo. Midnight Under Glass, the five- piece band that has opened for Tina Turner, B.B. King and Stevie Wonder, starts next Tuesday at Club Flamingo .... The latest number to be drawn in EJ'scar giveaway is #1257. If that's your number, contact EJ'sas you're eligible for the final drawing .... And former TWT coverboy Snake will be the special guest dancer next Thursday night at Paper Moon. RIP-OFF OF THE WEEK -.Remember last week when HOT TEA told the story about how the air conditioner at Houston's Ballpark was stolen while the club was open under the regal protection of Carlotta, Queen of the Golden Tokens? Well, last week it looked as if the AIC theif had struck again at Michael's Bar. But, alas, it was only vandalized. Speedy repairs led to artic comfort again. SCANDAL OF THE WEEK - Remem- LAST DRINKS - If you're 19 or 20 ber last week when Chutes in Houston years old, this is your last full week to stole Mary's chandelier? Well, Mary's am- drink beer, wine and liquor in gay bars bushed Chutes last Sunday to rip off across Texas as the new drinking law Ted's sink on the wall while Chutes was goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. September packed. But there was some justice as 1, after which date you'll have to be 21 Maria, who was guest bartending at to drink alcohol in the state of Texas. Mary's, retrieved Chute's stolen menu Many clubs are planning farewell bashes board. Talk about bar wars! for the under-21 set!

TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 61 SAN ANteaONIO - Timmy's Tea writ- ten under record 1080 heatwave: The one and only Sybil (see CRUISE CAMERA photo above) was one of many San An- tonio entertainers who pitched in to raise over $1,500 to send cowgirl Laura Lee to last weekend's regional rodeo in Oklahoma. Benefits were held at Ab's Westernaire, Miss Ellie's 2015 Club, Paper Moon (formerly the Copa), and Our Place. "Thanks to everyone," said Laura Lee.... If you missed the Gay Fiesta booth application in last week's TWT, you can still obtain one from Irene. Contact her at 231 Hialeah, zip 78218 ..... to clarify, money given to local volleyball players who went to the Gay Games in San Francisco originated in the San An- tonio Tavern Guild's general fund, not the AIDS Fund. The general fund is sup- ported strictly by dues collected from SATG members. This is completely separate and not to be confused with the SATG AIDS Fund whose money is used solely for education and needy persons . with AIDS .... Speaking of the SATG's AIDS Fund, the EI Jardin raised $1,042.77 at their recent R.V. Productions benefit show. Bruce (see below), the star from Ab's, was one of the many entertainers who graced the stage that sultry night.

\ draw the line somewhere-poor choice LAST SPLASH - Austin and Galveston of words. Sorry L.c. ... And, a special bars are gearing up for the annual end-of- thanks goes to the FWGPW '86 Commit- COMING IN SEPTEMBER summer Last Splash at Hippie Hollow on tee for the beautiful plaque received by to Dallas Lake Travis near Austin and at Stewart Steve Miles of TWT'S Fort Worth Bureau. Beach along the Gulf on Galveston Isle. The plaque reads: "In appreciation to Make plans now for Labor Day weekend Steve Miles for your support GPW-1986." ••. THEDEN ....• to get your last splash of summer water The support TWT receives in Tarrant Coun- and suntan on Sunday, August 31. ty is responsible for this award and the GAY GAMES QUIZ - Which Texas honor goes to each of you also. Be proud athlete was among the Sacramento/San as we go "forward together in '86." Francisco strip poker party-and lost MISS GAY TEXAS - Performing as the more than just his clothes? HOT TEA didn't electrifying Sheila E, Houston's fast- know that strip poker was an official moving Tina Renee swept the 1986 event of Gay Games II. (HOT TEA also crown at the Miss Gay Texas finals on didn't know that cruising, table setting August 9 at the Old Plantation in Dallas. and engine rebuilding were events in the First runner-up was Rachel Masters of games-see page 52.) Fort Worth, second runner-up was WORTHY TEA - Watch for Vanguard Denise Fairchild of San Antonio and third Recording sensation Alisha, live in con- runner-up was Autumn Leaves of Dallas, cert, at the Vickery Station next weekend, who also won Miss Congeniality. Saturday, August 30. See her interview in Pageant owner, Norman Jones, pre- a new and unique this issue.... If you haven't noticed yet, sented a $1,000 check on behalf of Nor- not only are the buildings at the South ma Kristie, Inc. to the Oak Lawn QUIET BAR Jennings Crossroads being re-vamped; but Counseling Center's PWA Residence the streets as well. HOT TEA has heard of House. For pageant SNAPSHOTS, turn to for Ladies and Gentlemen extensive remodeling, but you have to page 67.

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TUJTAUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 65 'WW OPEN LETTER SNAPSHOTS FROM THE MONTROSE CLINIC MISS GAY TEXAS PAGEANT The Montrose Clinic was founded in 1981 for one purpose-to reduce the spread of August 6-9, 1986 Sexually Transmitted Diseases [STDs). The clinic in all of its decisions relative to the ser- at Old Plantation in Dallas vices and programs it offers has never compromised that purpose, nor betrayed the Photos by Michael McKinney trust or confidence of the community it serves. The clinic exists today committed solely to that same purpose ... only now we have AIDS. The AIDS Foundation of Houston, Inc. recently went to the media to publicize their ob- jection to the Montrose Clinic now being fu1ded for the HTLV-III [AIDS virus) antibody test program. The foundation contends that it is a misuse of an AIDS education grant, that the clinic is receiving funds for the actual test-not eciJcation. Curtis Dickson, the executive director of the AIDS Foundation, says that this money was not intended to be used for AIDS testing. He stated, "We feel it's being used inappropriately to continue the testing program." This accusation by the AIDS Foundation is unwarranted and totally incorrect. The legal contract entered into by and between the Montrose Clinic and the city of Houston states, "The city agrees to pay and the Contractor agrees to accept a fee of eleven dollars [$11 .00) per person for whom the Contractor performs pre-testing counseling." The Montrose Clinc is funded for AIDS Education, not for the actual test itself. The Montrose Clinic began the HTLV-III antibody test program in June, 1985. Not under contract and without funding, the clinic agreed to be the alternative test site for the city of Houston. The clinic entered into this program for one reason only-to protect the blood supply. After much trepidation because of the controversy surrounding the test at that time, the board decided that it was better to offer it at the clinic so that individuals wanting the test would not go to the blood centers. Also, the clinic could offer the test with absoUte anonyrrity, thJs eliminating all potential discriminatory action against participants. This program cootirJJed ttrough February 1986 when the clinic then entered into the current contract and began receiving funds. The AIDS eciJcation and risk reduction inforrhation provided by the Montrose Clinic through its HTLV-III testing program is second to none. It is a one-oo-one dialogue predominantly with individuals at high risk for AIDS. What better way to stop the spread of AIDS than to face-to-face discuss with an individual the risks their behavior might have to themselves or others-especially if they test positive to HTLV-III. On Wednesday, August 13, 1986, Mr. Robert Williams, Senior Public Health Ad- ",~, visor, at the request of Dr. C. E. Alexander, Acting Associate Commissioner for prevent- Autumn leaves, third runner-up able diseases with the State Health Department, visited Houston. He was sent here and winner of Miss Congeniality. to determine if in fact there has been a misuse of funds as was told to Dr. Alexander by Curtis Dickson. Pageant owner Norman Jones (r) Mr. Williams met with officials of the Houston City Health Department and the Mon- presents $1,000 donation to Alan Ross trose Clinic and reviewed the contract. He sat in on HTLV-III pre-testing and post-testing (I) for GlCC's PWA House on behalf of counseling sessions at the clinic and reviewed all educational materials given to participants. the Miss Gay Texas Committee. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Williams reported to the board of trustees of the Montrose M 1.( 4 Clinic, "There is no problem with the contract as to the way it is being handled at the clinic. " The Montrose Clinic will continue to offer the HTLV-III antibody testing program. The clinic considers the decision to participate in this testing program to be an individual's free choice. Also the clinic will continue its other AIDS-related programs, both medical and educational. The Montrose CliniC remains committed v::!to the comrrunity --,it serves. /~~ Thomas J. Audette last year's M.G.T. winner, Dion Martell (top, JKlT1tE IiDfm06E cue Executive Director, Montrose Clinic c) crowns this year's winner, Tina Renee 803 HAWTHORNE Houston, Texas (lower, c). Rounding out the top three were Denise Fairchild (I), second runner-up and Rachel Masters (r), first runner-up. ~ PAGE 66 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 \1!!U

~_INTERVIEWI From Her Home in Brooklyn, New York RECORDING SENSATION ALISHA by Steve Miles .. Alisha will be--performing at the Old Plantation in Dallas on Friday, August 29; Vickery Sta- tion, Fort Worth, Saturday, August 30;and at Heaven in Houston, Sunday, August 31. The mid- night concerts will feature special audio/video effects by Dec Engineering Ltd. and soundllighting sets by Valasco Inc. Alisha, at 17, has recorded five singles and one album, all of which reached national Billboard charts in the top ten ratings. Performing in club concerts at the young age of 15, she was soon catapulted to the limelight as the "baby Madonna" sweetheart of the East Coast and Euro- pean club circuit. Alisha's Texas tour promises to be a great success. TWT - The excitement here in Texas is year? heating up as people are getting ready for ALiSHA - We released "Too Turned On," your Texas tour August 29-30. We've heard then "Baby Talk." "Baby Talk" went to #1 on your music on the radio, in clubs and on MTV. Billboard and that's when I won Cashbox's You've been compared to Madonnaand even Most Promising New Female Vocalist in beencalled the "baby Madonna." How do you dance music category. That was veryexciting. feel about the comparison? TWT - "Baby Talk" is what Billboard call- ALiSHA - It's a big compliment for me ed your "best hit yet!" They also rated your that people feel that we're alike. The dance album Alisha #1on the dance music chart and music makes people associate us together, it was the highest-charting independent label but the main difference is in our voices. It pop release in 1986.You are also one of the would help a lot if people would listen to the five nominees for the 1986 New York Music difference in our voices. They might think of Awards Best Dance Music Vocalist along me as the new Madonna. with Grace Jones and Madonna. That is an TWT - You have had repeated success on incredible record of successes. What do you the charts with your Singles and then with think has made Alisha so successful? your album Alisha. How did it all begin? ALiSHA - We've all worked very hard and ALiSHA - My parents recognized my it shows. The success is still surprising. talent when I would sing at home in the liv- "Boys Will Be Boys" was written by Peggy ing room. They started me with voice lessons Stanziale and Andrea La Russo, who wrote at seven years old, and when I was 15, I was Madonna's "Dress You Up" and my producer, performing in a Broadway act at many club Mark Barry, finds a lot of music to record. It's dates in Manhattan. We made a demo-tape everyone working together, all of the voice and took it around. Vanguard liked the sound lessons and club concerts and my parents' and we recorded the single "All Night Pas- support, all coming together ... slon" in the spring of 1984. TWT - What do you think has helped the TWT - Didn't that hit #4 on the Billboard most in your international success? dance music chart, and how old were you ALiSHA - My parents recognizing the then? talent in my voice at a young age, the clubs ALiSHA - Yes, it was a surprise to me that that allowed me to perform, Vanguard it was so successful. I was only 16 and still Records for believing in me and my producer in high school. . . Mark Barry. The most important thing is the TWT - The next single you recorded was people who come and listen to my music and in early 1985."Too Turned On" was an instant get the records, along with the deejays in the success for you in the East Coast dance clubs and on the radio. market and went to #6 on the National J TWT - Thank you for letting us into your Billboard charts. Didn't you win an award that busy schedule and good luck on your tour!

TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 ~ PAGE 69 '''R~ ,w _ SPORTS bv Bobbu Miller i j,~. ' :; "~, :~ r{l '1'. :',: : ,~?f,',: .~,'~ ,i~·~>'~.,'d~Yi~A\fts!i)~t ;' Ic;~ .: 1 , .i, ~, ' -. ~, ,... , ",.~ , • ,10. •• '.' - ," ~." '.>,:0. .- II , 1, .::., YI",IA>.:. "l ; -, WE CAME! WE PLAYED! WE CONQUERED! SAN FRANCISCO - Congratulations to all the Texas Athletes who competed in Gay Games II.Texas took San Francisco by storm with 114 athletes-4 from Austin, 12 from Dallas and 98 from Houston-and brought home the gold. Competition began on Sunday the 10thand so did our medal collecting, with a gold in wrestling won by Houston's Tim Cech. The Houston billiards competitors were spec- tacularwith a gold in men's 8 ball and a silver in the 9 ball competiton. The Houston women took a silver in team 8 ball. Overall, Houston was a dominating force in the billiards competiton. Two Austin runners won silver medals in the 5000-meter competition. Dallas athletes collected six gold medals in swimming and one silver medal in tennis. Thanks should go out to all (too many to name) who were instrumental in organizing the Texas teams. Two people whom a special thanks should go to are Nick Escobedo of the Montrose Sports Association and Phil Johnson of Dallas. Without their help Texas would never have been so well represented. All who experienced this event are look- Opening ceremonies (above) at Gay Games in San Fran- ing forward to the next addition of the Gay cisco. Texas athletes (below) enter Kezar Stadium. Games to be held in 1990 in Vancouver, TWT SPORTS photos by Nick Escobedo Canada. See you there! League, the competition remains stiff. The DALLAS WINS Thursday Night Trix (36-20)are still on top, DALLAS - The end of the Oak Lawn Bowl- followed closely by Bad Boys (35-21) and ing League summer season has arrived, Frosted Flakes (30-26). reported Jim Beck to TWT SPORTS. The season The Thursday Night Bowling League and was another great success. the What Ever Happened to Baby Jane Bowl- After the last ball was rolled, the following ing League have announced that they will be final standings were reported: 1- The combining forces to form a new league that O.T.B.'s (32-8), 2-Diamond Lil & The Hot remains as yet unnamed. The two leagues Rocks (30-10), 3-Atta Girls (27-13) and that have in recent years competed for 4-Wanna Be Cowboys (27-13). bowlers on Thursday nights will now form a Well, sports fans, it's time to shine your stronger, more unified organization, reported shoes, buff your balls and dust off your bowl- Phill Blakeway to TWTSPORTS. The league will ing skills. The Oak Lawn Bowling Associa- bowl at Stadium Lanes.starttnq September tion will start its 7th season with a registra- 18 in the traditional 9 p.m. time slot. tion/rush party, 7:30p.m., Monday, August 25, If interested in the new Thursday League at Bronco Bowl, in now fashionable Oak Cliff. contact Stepleton at (713)973-1358 or The rush party will be a beer bust/happy Blakeway at 688-6970. hour, in the famous Club Pug, not to be con- fused with Club Med. Existing teams may pre- register, which will save time and confusion on the first night of play, which is September FT. WORTH 8 at 8:30 p.m. Individuals or partial teams can meet others to complete their4-person line- FINALS up for the season. FT. WORTH - The Longhorn Bowling This year the league, and especially new Association has completed the summer ses- president Nancy Peoples, would like to see sion of action, reported Joan Hunter to TWT more women participate. There have always SPORTS. The following final standings were been several teams with both men and reported: 1-Vice Squad (65-23), 2-Who women. So come out August 25 or September Cares? (58-30),3- The Studs (56-32),4-No MONDAYS-Male Strip Contest. emcee DONNA DAY Bor catl Steve Wilkins at (214)521-3332,to get Such Team (50-38) and 5- The Alley Cats acquainted with some of the best sports in (48-40). FREE DRINKS-9PM to MIDNIGHT town! A meeting will be held at 8 p.m. before The Thursday Night Lambda League has bowling next week to start making plans for also completed the summer season of bowl- the fall league which begins on September ing, reported John Kinchelow to TWT SPORTS. 8. For information on the league contact The following final standings were reported: Hunter at (817)624-2151. 1-Lucille Bailers (27-17),2-63/4 (23V2-20V2), 3-Pointless Sisters (22-22), 4-Bootie Bumpers (21V2-22V2) and 5-Midtowne HOU-TEX TENNIS Saints (21V2-22V2). The Lambda League is forming its winter TOURNAMENT league now. For information call Kelly at HOUSTON - David Garza has been nam- (214)337-5479or John at 436-1381.Also an ear- ed the tournament director of the sixth an- ly Thursday night league to begin at 6 p.m. nual Hou-Tex Tennis Tournament, reported is forming. For information call Larry at Jim Kitch to TWTSPORTS. The Hou-TexTennis (214)352-6931. Club has been busily preparing for the event to be held at the Homer Ford Tennis Center from November 8-10. In past years, players representing several HOUSTON PLAY-OFFS cities in Texas, California and Florida have HOUSTON - The Monday Night Bowling battled for singles and doubles titles in dif- League has one more week in the summer ferent divisions at this national event. There season, reported Steve Stepleton to TWT will be separate divisions for different levels SPORTS. As of last Monday, the following stan- of play. dings from the play-offs were reported: The Hou-Tex Tennis Club is now meeting 1-Cousins (6-2), 2-Bedrockers (6-2), at Memorial Park Tennis Center on Sunday 3-Sore Balls (5-3)and 4-Five Easy Pieces mornings and Wednesday evenings. Call (5-3).The fall season starts on September 15. David Garza at (713)926-7171or Donny Kelly With only two more weeks to go in the sum- at 789-2110forfurthur information about the mer season of The Thursday Night Bowling tournament or other activities. ~

TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 73 \1J)jj STARSCOPE ~l ~,RU ~AUL by Milton von Stern c.::J ::::» ~ c >- c a WEEKOF AUGUST22-28 STARGAZER- Next Wednesday, August 27, the Moon will be half full-the month- en ly Quarter Moon. On the same day, Venus will be at its greatest elongation and very close to the Sun-only 46° away. Thus,you'll have to look low in the west after the II: Sun has set to see the bright evening star, Venus. FASTMERCURY- The subject of this week's STARSCOPE is the tiny planet Mercury, known asthe "winged messenger," which rules all forms of communication whether ::::» it be traveling, talking, writing or signing papers. Where is Mercury these days? It's moving very rapidly through Leo where it will 11---, '-5E---- remain only untiJ'next Friday, August 29, when it slips over into Virgo. i!= Mercury has been going very fast since it stopped going backwards on August 3. Perhaps you recall that prior to early August, when Mercury was retrograde, your trips were delayed, phone calls were disconnected, cars broke down, computers stalled, and messageswere mislaid. Now, with Mercury having returned to forward motion, most of these breakdowns have ceased to occur so often.

VIRGO:(Aug. 23 - Sep.22)The Sun isnow of Mercury into your eleventh house will in your own zodiac sign ushering in your bring about benefits from conversations /~/ffi'};ir,r birthday cycle when you should feel with associates.Theymaytell you the key your best, perform at top speed and ac- which will unlock a mystery. You tend WATCHFOR HfiEwLp &..Mb1 complish your goals. Added to this up- to gain from friends-knowing the right surge in your lifestyle is the entrance of people in the right places to push away Mercury into Virgo which will increase any stones that block your path of your mental alertness and insight into advancement. solving problems. SAGITTARIUS:(Nov. 22 - Dec. 21) Your FREE DRINKS 8PI·1 OPM LIBRA: (Sep. 23 - Oct. 23) Mercury has career takes a positive step forward with now entered your twelfth house where the entrance of Mercury into your tenth it accents behind-the-scenes planning house of employment. Your leadership and scheming. You now have a special skills are expanded and your ability to D.J. JD ARNOLD blend of intuition and wisdom which lead others is recogn ized by you r peers. £22 2 aLE' a Las cas, 'CCI combines to guide your moves in the Mercury gains you respect. right directions. Let Mercury lead you to CAPRICORN(Dec: . 22 -Jan. 19)Late sum- success. mer brings a sudden desire to travel SCORPIO:(Oct. 24- Nov. 21)Theentrance because Mercury hasentered your ninth

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TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 87 PAGE 86 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 \:\tJi VERA'S BACK __ CALENDAR ~MORNINGS FRIDAY - AUGUST 22 (DA) 40 +': Mtg., 7:30p • FRIDAY SHOW • (FIN) Agape MCC: Prayer Ser. 7:30p August 22 (HO) Congregation Aytz Chaylm: Mtg. Starring (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: "Worried Well," 7p (HO) Montrose Softball: Awards Ceremony MR. TRACY (HO) Rainbow Conn.: 21:06 Benefit Show RIKKI O'SHEA (SA) MCCSA Coffeehouse: Serv. 7:30-11p ROBBIE ROBERTS SATURDAY - AUGUST 23 and guest star (DA) Dlgnltynntegrity/Afflnnatlon: "Pink Persuasian Part " 8p "MAE" (HO) CC~ Services, 6:30p (HO) Dignity Center: Dignity Mass, 7:30p ••••••••••••••• SUNDAY - AUGUST 24 • SATURDAY SHOW • (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a & 7p August 23 (AM) MCC: Services, 11a & 7p (AR) MId-CIties MCC: Services, 11a & 7p Starring (AU) MCC: Services, 11a; 7:30p MR. TRACY (AU) Oasis: Serv., 6p RIKKI O'SHEA (CC) MCC: Services, 5p ROBBIE ROBERTS (DA) Grace Fellowship: Serv., 11a (DA) Holy Trinity Comm. Church: Serv., 11am and special guest (DA) MCCD: Serv., 10:30a, 7:15p (DA) UCC: Services, 11a RAMONA SIMS (FIN) Agape MCC: Services, 11a & 7p (GA) MCCG: Services, 11a ••••••••••••••• (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a • SUNDAY SHOW • (HO) Bering Mem. Ch.: Serv. 10:50a (HO) Church of the Rock: Serv. 10:30a August 24 (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Serv. 11a NEW TIME-7PM SUNDAY (HO) FUC: Serv, 11:15a Starring (HO) Living Water Church: Serv., 6p (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p the comedy revue of (HO) New Freedom Christ. Chrch: Serv., 10a MR. TRACY, RIKKI O'SHEA, and (LU) MCC: Serv. 11a, 7p (SA) MCCA: Service, 10:45a MICHAEL SMOTHER (Temple/Killeen) HMCC: Serv., 7:30p MONDAY - AUGUST 25 (AU) Lambda: Men's Group, 8p (DA) Afflnnatlon: Mtg., 7p (HO) Gay Fathers of Hou.: mtg, 8p (HO) Integrity: Eucharist & Pot Luck, 7:30p (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: AIDS Support, 6:30p TUESDAY - AUGUST 26 (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr: Adult Children of Alcoholtcs, 8-9:30p (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr: Lesbian Mothers Support Group, 6-7:30p (DA) Dignity: Mtg., 7:15p (DA) Grace FellowshlplOak Cliff: Serv., 7:30p (DA) MCC: Oak Lawn Band Mtg. (DA) Pol. Act. Committee: Mtg., 7:30p with free (HO) HAGLES: Mtg., 7p Sunday Buffet at (HO) Mont. Co. Cntr: Women's Support Group, 7p (HO) Montrose Sym. Band: Reh, 7:30p 7PM (HO) Mothers Group: Mtg., 7:30p WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 27 (AR) Mld-Cltles MCC: Service, 7:30p (AU) MCC: Services, 7:30p (DA) AA: Together Group: Mtg., 8p (DA) Oak Lawn Co. Cnter: AIDS Support, 6p (DA) Women Together: Mtg., 7:30p (HO) CCF: Bible Study, 7:30p (HO) Greater Montrose Bus. Guild: Mtg., 7p (LU) MCC: Servo 7p (SA) MCCSA: Service, 7:30p THURSDAY - AUGUST 28 (AU) Lambda: Women's Group; 7:30p (DA) Gay & Lesbian Young Adults: Mtg., 7:00p (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Mtg., 7:30p

TUJT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 89 \1W 11 PM THIS SUNDAY ______JHE GUIDE AUGUST 24 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Uncle Charlie's 1301 Lavaca 474-8481 B.O.A.T. 720 Brazos St. 11602178701(Austin) (512)472-3333 AUSTIN COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates .. P.O. 822 .. Austln178767 Menefee, Mike, Ph.D 1500 W. 6th SI. 476-5419 BERTHA lesbian/Gay Oem. of Texas (Dallas).P.O. 64493.(214)821-4838 Waterloo Co. Center 6901 N. Lamar 11109 452-5986 L.G.A.A. (Gay Lobby) (Austin) Box 822, 78767 AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code:512) NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance for Young Adults)P.O. 190426 Ralph J. Branch, D.D.S ..... 2907 Duval SI. .... 472·5833 BOTTS ...... (Dallas) 75219-0426 AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code:512) Rural Coalition. Waller·Zanghl. Box 611.(Blum, Tx.) 76627 Richardson, Phillip C., MD.1I7 Medical Arts Sq .. 472-0223 with our Texas Association of Nudists. Box 49636 .Austln/78765 Smith, Thomas H., MD .. 117Medical Arts Sq ... 472-0223 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc ..... P.O. 66973111194, (Houston) AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code:512) regular cast ...... (713)526·5001 Adventuring Outdoors Club . P.O. 43918178745 .445-7216 Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition . Affirmation (Mormon). P.O. 4102178765.458-86081480-8387 P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg., Austln178712 (512)441-3678 AI·Anon-Lambda 5518 Burnet Rd 453-0016 Texas Republican Alternative Comm . Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda .. 5518 Burnet Rd .. 453-0016 P.O. 1077, Austlnl78767 (512)453-5028 American Gay Atheists P.O. 8644178713 Uvalde Organization P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78802 Austin AIDS ProJect P.O. 4874178765 452·9550 ABILENE CHURCHES (Area Code: 915) Austin Alliance ..... 7115 Bumet Rd. 11120 458-8050 Exodus MCC ..... 1925 Collins/P.O. 2473 ..... 673-4134 Austin latino/a Lesbian & Gay Organization . YOUNG PEOPLES' ABILENE CLUBS (Area Code: 915) ...... P.O. 13501178711 Walnut SI. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 Austin Pride Week Task Force P.O. 2619178768 AMARILLO CHURCHES (Area Code: 806) Austennls 8926 N. Lamar 111003178753 .FAREWELL PARTY MCC 2123 S. Polk SI. 383-0084 Austin Gay Nudists P.O. 49636178785 AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Austin Lambda 7115 Burnett Rd. 11120 .... 458-8050 Sassy's welcomes all 19 & 20 year olds AA (24·hours) 373-8025 Austin Les/Gay Pride Week Task Force P.O. 13303178711 Crisis Intervention 376-4251 Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller 489-2070 fortheir last big party weekend Positive Image P.O. Box 2342179105-2342 Classic Chassis Car Club 451·2329 ARLINGTON BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) Dignity/Austin (Catholics) P.O. 2666178768 Gasplpe III 1407 N. Collins (metro) 481-7711 Family & Friends of Les. & Gays 328-3830 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ARLINGTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) Gayllne P.O. 8559178712 477-8899 Mld·Cltles MCC 401 Lillard (metro) 265-5454 Gay Fathers of Austin 456-6544 AUGUST 29 & 30 ARLINGTON CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Gay & Lesbian Jews of Austin 447·1778 651/Arllngton 1851 W. Division 275-9136 Gay and lesbian Students Association P.O. 275, Show your ID for cover discount Little Bear's 701 E. Randol Mill Rd (metro)261·9428 ...... UT Union Bldg 45&3971 Rumors 701 E. Randol Mill Rd. @ Collins Hotllne-MH/MR (24 hrs.) .472·HELP ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLlNES(Area Code: 817) Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 180272178718 451·1802 Coming Monday, September 1 Gay/Les. Assoc. of UTAP.O. 120231176012(metro)265-4839 Law Students for Gay & lesbian ConcemsU.T. School of Law Lambda AA 401 Lillard 861-8260 ...... 727 E. 26thl78705 450-1003 The Annual Labor Day "FEM SWIM" Tarrant County Gay Alliance P.O. 11044/FI. Worth, 76109 lesbian/Gay Political Caucus .. P.O. 822J78767 . .474-2717 ...... 338-8242 lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates P.O. 822J78767 at Hickory Creek on Lake Dallas UTA Comm. Servo Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2185 lesbian/Gay Speakers Group 7115 Bumett Rd. 11120... AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) ...... 45&8050 presented by Sassy's & High Country Austin News & Video ..... 7103 Hwy. 290 929-3737 Lesbian/Gay Unitarians 454-2441 Mr. Vldeo-UT 1910 Guadalupe 473-0407 Republican All. Comm. P.O. Box 1077178767·1077 453-5028 starts 1pm-FREE BEER all day Ms. Video 718 Red River .478-{)243 River City FrontRunners 345-7284 Oasis Bookstore 9601 N. 1·35 835-7208 QUEST Nlck Nickel 453-0728 Call bar for directions River City Newsstand .. 6004 Research Blvd 459-8274 S.T.D. Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 River City University 613 W. 29th 477-0457 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc 442·1628 AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code 512) Womenspace 2330 Guadalupe 472-3053 Designer Hair Club (Hair Restoration & Replacement) BAYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 713) ...... 9010 N. 1-35 #105 834-1231 Baytown Lambda Group 427·1378 Forbidden Fruit 512 Neches .47f1.8358 Young Adults for Social Unity (Lambda) 447-0207 J. M. Auto Service 603 E. 45 450-1075 BEAUMONT BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) Liberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd 495-9737 James D. Courls (Hypnotheraplst)2626 Calder 11101833-6933 Meyer Constructlon .. 500 So. Congress 11143.. 476·1755 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409) Meyer Electric 1602 Sanchez 499-8594 Golden Triangle Church of Christian Falth786-36451866-7189 Reservations Unltd 312 E. Rundberg Lane 837-4648 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) Taylor, Scott (photography)(TWT Magazine) 926-0253 Copa 304 Orleans 8324206 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Scandals 653 Park 833-7313 Dignity/Catholic P.0.2688/78768 Sundowner 497 Crockett 833-3989 First Unitarian Church .452-8168 BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 160272178718 451-1602 Lambda Group AA (Inter-Group) 724-8501 MCCA 1100 Springdale Rd 929-3660 Triplex AIDS Network (TAN.) .. P.O. 847177704 .. 839-4826 Oasis Ministry 3704 Jefferson 441·9191/834·8357 BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 409) AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Crossing 222 North Main 779-7039 Back Street 611 E. 7th 477-3391 Under Construction Wellbom Rd. . 693-4045 Badlands 115 San Jacinto .479-8965 BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Boathouse 407 Colorado 474·9867 (Area Code: 409) Cafe Society 709 East 7 477-8440 Gay Student Network P.O. 136701C.Sm841 696-9486 Sassy~s Chain Drive 602 E. 7 478-0295 Gay Student Services P.O. 8109177644 775-1797 Crossing 611 Red River 476-3611 Carltas MCC ....•...... 401 E. 31st(Bryan) 775-7219 A Place for Women and Friends Hall's 404 Colorado ...... •...... 473-2501 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Nexus .401 East 2 .495-9553 MCC 1705 10th SI.. 862·TALK 33 t 9 Raleigh' Dallas' Hotline (2 t 4) 52 t -0202 • Office (2 t 4) 52 t -0 t 48 Rupert's 617 Red River .477-1128 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Sally's ApI. 2828 Rio Grande 476-8782 Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 682-0183 Snuffy'S Saloon 113 San Jacinto .479-8965 Other Door 1911 So. Staples 682-0042

PAGE 91 PAGE 90 TWT AUGUST 22 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Fish Etc .4025 Lemmon Ave 521·1910 First Unitarian Church of Dallas .4015 Normandy Park Cities Counseling ... 5327 N. Central at Airline #318 (Area Code: 512) Foto Plus 3218 Oaklawn 526.Q202 Grace Fellowship 2727 Oaklawn Ave 528-2811 ...... 526-3374 Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation. Box 331416 .883-CARE G&G Property Mgmt .2607 Throckmorton #107 .521·2910 Holy Trinity Community Church 4402 Roseland 827·5088 Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr...... 5811 Nash 351·1502 Gay Alcoholics Anon 1705 10th St. 991-4506 Gasplpe #1 4422 Maple 526·5982 MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan 526.Q221 Whole Woman Center ... P.O. 140504175214 324-8751 Helpline 882-8255 Gaspipe #2 9191 Forest Lane #5 699-3955 Oak Lawn Christian Center 3920 Cedar Springs528-4233 DALLAS DOCTORS/DENTISTS (Area Code: 214) Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (Vel)937·2311 Glen Apts 5000 Bowser 526'()144 Oak Lawn Church of Religious Sclence349-83701744·5554 Allergy & Health Emporium5636 E. Mocklngbird828-4500 Texas Riviera Empire 747 Lum 993·5973 Glide Lubricant 4001 Bouser 526.Q372 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Community Medical Clinic .3911 Lemmon Ave .. 520-1810 DALLAS ACCOMODATIONS (Area Code: 214) Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522·1132 Arena 4025 Maple Ave 522·7572 Fraternali, Paul DDS 4310 Westside #G 522·2000 Logan's Poinl .4001 Bouser 526.Q372 Logan & Glass Consolidated Services4OO1 Bouser526.Q372 Baby's 3501 McKinney 521-4748 Olson, Richard M., D.O 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 DALLAS ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 214) Met's Area Movers (metro)328-0181 Buddies 3415 Mahanna 526-8720 Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M. (foot sp.)3505 Turtle Creek #510 Continental Theatre ..... 2036 Commerce 742-0022 Memorabllias 3908 Cedar Springs 522.Q601 Copa of Dallas 115 N. Carroll 821-6425 .. 745-1020 and 5034 Royal Lane #250 .. 369-5619 La Cage 1812 W. Mockingbird 630·7071 Memorabllias Boutique 3109 Regan 521·8217 Crews Inn 3215 N. Fitzhugh 526-9510 Wycliff Medical 2525 Wycliff #113 559-4450 DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214) Mockingbird Paint & Body .. 6650 Harry Hines .. 358-4155 Dentyne's Patio 3911 Cedar Springs 52EHJ690 Watson, Dr. Terry R. 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 Birdwell, Jerry R 357·3311 MoveMasters 521·8155 Eighth Day 2509 N. Fitzhugh 827-3765 DALLAS FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 214) Day, Kim K. 522·2281 Nast Accountlng/Tax Tom Nast 941-4384 Ernie's Wild Crowd 2215 N. Fitzhugh 826-0916 Fitness Exchange ..... 2525 Inwood #233 ..... 956-8311 Holt, Robert B.900 Jackson 1IfiX), Founders SqJ772SJ27486353 Newton, Sandra G. (C.P.A.) 3900 Lemmon Ave., #220 526-5292 4001 4001 Cedar Springs 522-4001 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 214) Kowalski, John 3210 Oak Lawn 526·9699 Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 521'()350 Fraternity 3963 Cedar Springs 559-3257 AIDS Hotline 351-4335 Nelson, M. William 1010 Regency Plaza, 3710 Rawlins Off the Street 3921 Cedar Springs 521·9051 Hideaway 4144 Buena Vista 559-2966 AIDS Resource Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 521·5124 ...... Box 9/75219 526·9881 Omni Video 4(J()().C Cedar Springs 559-3009 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526·9211 Alcoholics Annonymous (Dallas Lambda AA) 487·7667 Stewart, Charles L. 3500 Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Premier Travel 1440 Empire Central #160 630-4911 High Country 3121 Inwood 351·2278 ...... (L1ve & Let Live) 871·9447 Solomon, King 3500 Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Rod Comedy Entertainment Agency 943·1330 J.J.'s 1909 N. Henderson 824·1691 Alcohol Treatment Center 3949 Maple 559-4350 DALLAS BATHS (Area Code: 214) Scott's Abler Movers (metro)263·7oo7 Jugs 3414 Kings Rd 521-3474 Beth EI Blnah (Jewish) 521-82881526-2085 Club Body Center 2616 Swiss 821-1990 Shades of Grey(Leather, etc.)1925 Greenville Ave.828-4739 JR's 3923 Cedar Springs 528-1004 Branding Iron Club P.O. 190471175219 286-9478 Midtowne Spa 2509 Pacific 821·8989 TWT Magazine .3900 Lemmon Ave. at Reagan#220/75219 No Name Bar 2513 N. Fitzhugh 826-3200 BWMT (BlacklWhlte Men Together) 521-3.146 DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214) ...... 52H1622 North Forty Saloon 6316 Denton Dr. . 350-6327 CHRYSALIS (Home Care & Hospice)3300 W. Mockingbird Abacus Printing 3610 Congress #123 528-1332 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 Old Plantation 3911 Cedar Springs 949-2398 #132 956-7977 All City Insurance 4311 Lemmon 559-0806 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Patrick's 2629 Oak Lawn 522·5481 Concemed AmerJPreserv/Human Rights 233-3100 ...... 341 W. Jefferson 943-3888 Abundant Life Church of Truth. P.O. 683175221 .826·7671 Hound-Up Saloon 3912·14 Cedar Springs 522·9611 Couples (Metro Dallas) 559-4488 .. 3510 W. Walnut (Garland) .. 494.Q000 Affirmation (Methodist) 948-1546 Sassy's Two 3319 Raleigh 521'()202 Dallas Altematlve Businessmen's Assoc.522-8477/522.()()98 Bi-Cuts Hair Salon .... 3905 Cedar Springs 522·1646 Affirmation (Mormon) 871·2824 Tramps 4117 Maple Ave 741·9426 D.A.G.LE.S P.O. Box 25241/75225 881·1291 ...... 4200 Hershel #6 522·1646 Bethany Presbyterian Church 528-4084 Throckmorton Mine Co ... 3014 Throckmorton .. 521-4205 Dallas Emergency 744-4444 Casey Conner (House Cleaning) 948-1446 Christian Outreach Servo (Evangelegical Support Group) TRII 5025 Lemmon Ave 526-2340 Dallas Gay Alliance P.O. 190712175219 528-4233 Community Bookstore .. 3930 Cedar Springs .. 521-8919 P.O. 671371175367 783.Q932 Trestle 412 S. Haskell. 828-4959 Dallas Gay Archives 3930 Cedar Springs Crestmont Apts 3328 Cedarplaza Lane 521·2851 Church of Christ (support group) 691·1179 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) Dallas Gay Black Coalition P.O. 190712 528-4233 Crossroads Market 3930 Cedar Springs 521·8919 Complete Joy P.O. 671371/75367 783-6932 Boothman, Michael 5415 Maple #419 631·5217 Dallas Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists . Douglas Park Apts 3109 Douglas 748-6550 Dignity/Dallas P.O. 190133/75219-0133 520·2554 Coriey, Andre C.S.W 357·2371 ...... P.O. 17298 FI. WorthI76102 881·1291 Electrolysis for Men 528-0759 Emergence (Christian Scientist) P.O. 2878175221 522·3086 HentJold, Susan, M.S.5327 N. Central @ Airline, #318526-3374 Dallas Girth & Mirth P.O. 28857175228-0857 Evans-Harris Realtors (Daryl Denny) 526.Q216 Evangelicals Concerned (D/FW Chapter) . Julian, Debra, M.S 644-8757 Dallas On Tap P.O. 190973175219 960-1927 Fantastic Voyage Travel 522·5215 ..... 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PAGE 92 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1986 PAGE 93 Dallas Tavem Guild 3900 Lemmon 11220 526-5292 Parents Anonymous 264-1108 Mary's II 2502 Q'h SI. 763-9435 Living Water ChurchMaln & Blodgett (Holiday Inn)271-6472 Deaf Action Center 521.()407 Police Harassment Reporllng 528-4233 Robert's LaFitte 25th & Q SI. 765-9092 Lutherans Concemed 521-O8631931-{1648 Drug Treatment Center 2701 Inwood 956-7181 Presbyterians for Lasblan/Gay Concems 823-2317 SPS Club 2214 Mechanic 763-9334 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861·9149 Experience Weekend 12262 Inwood 111208175234 Pride III 3920 Cedar Springs 528-4233 GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) MCC New Freedom In Grace .. 829 YaleI77008 .. 863-63n Friends & Relatives of Gays 845 E. Arapaho 11107, Razzle-Dazzle Dallas, Inc P.O. 224582175222-4582 Metropolitan Community Church .1824 Broadway. 765-7626 Pentecostal Family of Montrose " 521-0511 Richardson, TX 644-8757 SMU-Gay/Lasblan Student Org. . P.O. 1638175275 Lambda AA 763-1401 Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Otr.) 41 Oakdale Foundation for Human Understandlng3920 Cedar Springs STD Clinic 1938 Amelia CI. 920-7950 HOUSTON ADULTNIDEO BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) ...... 526-2585 ...... 528-4233 Stonewall Group (Narcotics Anon.) 699-9306 Ballpark ...... •..... 1830 W. Alabama . Rothko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross 524-9839 Forty Plus (40 + ) ..... 3920 Cedar Springs ..... 528-4233 Suicide & Crisis Center 828-1000 Big City News & Video .. 10105 Gulf Frwy. So 947-8999 SI. Stephens Epls. Ch 1805 W. Alabama Gay Academic Union of N. TX. P.O. 2402175221 221-7410 Teach Only Love (Course In Miracles) P.O. 35833175235 Mangum Rd. News 3837 Mangum Rd 956-2991 Unitarian Men's Group 528-1571 Gay Community Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 528-4233 ...... 353-0057 Richmond News 1201 Richmond Weslayan Fellowship 864-8899 Gay Hispanic Coalition of Dallas . Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (Dallas) . Stadium Bookstore 4829 W. 34th SI. 683-1866 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) ...... P.O. 190922J75219 324-5220 .c/o DGA .. 3920 Cedar Sprlngsl75219 .522·9455 Studz News 1132 W. Alabama . Bacchus 523 Lovett 523-3396 Gay/Lesbian Young Adults.3920 Cedar Sprlngs.528-4233 THRF., P.O. 191312175219 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 Gayllne (Comm. Res. Cntr.) . P.O. 190835/75219 .388-6283 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) French Quarter. 3201 louisiana 527-0782 Bayou landing 534 Westhelmer 526-7519 Gay Mensa 522-3887 Texas Sidekicks (cloggers) 330-0100 HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos 528-9192 Gay Parents 487·2038 T.R.U.S.T. (adolescent children of gay/lesbian parents) .... Galtz, Michael 9575 Katy Frwy. #450 488-3997 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe 665-9678 Gay Unitarians 528-3990 Adolescent Support Group 631-5217 Green, Bill (24 hours) 268-1004 Cheers 2654 F.M. 1960 East 443-2986 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747-3711 Turtle Creek Chorale ..... P.O. 190806175219 521·1053 O'Kane Patricia 3212 Smlthll102 528-7911 Chutes 1732 Westhelmer 523-2213 Greater Dallas Music Foundation 960-1927 Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline 1-BOO-221-7044 HOUSTON BATHS (Area Code: 713) Club Flamingo 907 Westhelmer 527-8830 Integrity (D/FW) .. P.O. Box 190331175219-0331 .. 521-6018 Womyn Together P.O. 190712175219 528-4233 Club Body Center 2205 Fannin ....•... 859-4996 Copa II 2631 Richmond 528-2259 Interdemonlmatlonal-8tudy Group (GLCF of Sherman/Denl· DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Mldtowne Spa 3100 Fannin 522·2379 Cousins 817 Fairview 528-9204 son) ... 2424 Hwy. 75N Lot 27, Sherman, Tx. 75090 Hunky's 4000 Cedar Springs 522·1212 HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES Cutters 804 Pacific 524-7933 L.A.M.B.D.A. (Bowling) 331-64481522-4678 Wok Restaurant 4006 Cedar Springs 528-0000 (Area Code: 713) Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale 529-7525 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Dallas CountyP.O. 190302175219 DALLAS THEATRES (Area Code: 214) A·l Key & Lock 1612 Westhelmer 528-2657 ElJ's 1213 Richmond 527·9071 ...... 52&0600 Granada 3524 Greenville Ave 823-9610 Advance Travel 10700 NW Fwy 682·2002 Exile 1011 Bell 659-0453 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Texas .. P.O. 64493 .. 821-4638 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers Lane 352-6040 Ascot Leasing (Auto Leasing) 973-0070 Galleon .....•..... 2303 Richmond 522·7616 Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition of DaliasP.O. 224424/75222 Pocket Sandwich Theatre .1611 Greenville Ave .. 821-1860 Basic Brothers Clothing 1220 Westhelmer 522·1626 Heaven Pacific @ Grant. 521·9123 ...... 528-06531526-8345 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Chateaux DIJon Apts 5331 Beverly Hills 626-3860 JR's 808 Pacific 521·2519 Lutherans Concerned 521·5815 Old Plantation 219 S. Ochoa 533-6055 Dog House (Pet Supplles( 2121 Richmond 528-4915 Just Marlon & Lynn's 903 Richmond 528-9110 Metroplex Republicans P.O. 191033175219 987-4132 San Antonio Mining Co 800 E. San Antonio .. 548-9903 Downbeat Records 2111 Richmond 523-8348 Kindred Spirits 4902 Richmond 623-6135 Narcotics Anon 24 Hrs 699-9306 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Doug's Electronics (TV Repalr, etc.)4212 Woodhead528-2358 Los Jorges 5805 Washington Ave 869-5599 N.O.W. Lesbian Rights 3108 Routh SI. 742-6918 Alpha Plasma Center 720 Texas Ave 532·5322 Eagle, The 1544 Westhelmer 524·7383 Mary's 1022 Westhelmer 528-8651 Oak Lawn Block Assoc P.O. 190408175219 Dlgnlty/EI Paso P.O. Box 26523 E.T. Video 9894 West Park 974·1716 Michaels 428 West helmer 529-2506 Oak Lawn Bowling Association Jlm 528-2963 MCC EI Paso 2201 Mills, P.O. 3121 542·1227 Eurotan 3701 Montrose 529-5100 Montrose Mining CO 805 Pacific 529-7486 Oak Lawn Country Cloggers 526-6486 FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) Futonla (Futons) 2301 Westhelmer 521·2260 NRG 901 N. Shepherd 863-0010 Oak Lawn Symphonic Band •...... 960-1927 All City Insurance 4119-B E. Lancaster . Greenway Place Apts 3333 Cummins Lane .. 623-2034 Numbers 3OOWesthelmer Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc ..... P.O. Box 11389 739-2726 ...... 534·5111/Metro 817-540-0960 He & She Productions 2205 Montrose 523-5293 Outiaws, The 1419 Richmond 528-8903 Oz (Computer BBS) Logln:guest 528-0110 Grany's Gift Shop 865 So. Jennings ..... 335-8380 Heights Nursery 321 E. 10th 869-7740 Paper Moon 402 Lovett 630-0040 Scott's Abler Movers (metro)263-7oo7 Hollie Hollister Photography (TWT) 222-6717 Yours Truly ..... 3408-A Camp Bowie ..... 334-0122 I.W. Marks Jewelry .... 3841 Bellaire Blvd 668-5000 FORT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) Joana Powers (Handwriting Analyst)l2220 Beechnut 11234 Agape MCC 4815 S.E. Loop 820 535-5002 ...... Houston, TX 77072 Evangelicals Concerned (D/FW Chapter) . Kwlk·Kopy " 3317 Montrose 522·1896 ..... Box 532332 Grand Pralrle/75053 642-3185 Missouri Street Gallery ..... 1006 Missouri 526-3883 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Montrose Venture Wholesale .. 2205 Montrose .. 527-0686 D.J.'s 1308 SI. Louis 927-7321 Movemasters 1925 Westhelmer 830-6555 g Miss Ellie's coming soon Pet Shop & Bird Cllnlc3118 Smith @ Westhelmer529-7268 TeXAS Other Place 200 N. Vacek 335-1901 RMS Automotive 1759 Westhelmer 529-5855 o ll!!I~K1K Partners 1612 Park Pl. 927·9548 Record Rack 3109 S. Shepherd 524-3602 The 851 Club 651 S. Jennings 332-0745 Rlnn's Speedy Printing 1617 W. Alabama 527-0027 A G~~OUS Brownsvflle .••. The Lumber Company 700 S. Jennings 332-0192 Ruhlman Design 2205 Montrose 527·9698 Vickery Station 224 E. Vickery 654-1108 Specs Unlimited 4709 Richmond 961·9705 LISA'S RECORDINGS FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Stacy Kogan Furs 7700 San Felipe, 3rd fl. 7~ ALL EXPENSE TRA VEL PACKAGES (Area Code: 817) Taft Automotive Center 1411 Taft 522·2190 * * Branding Iron Club .. P.O. 190471/Dallas 75219 .. 923-2598 TexEscort (models/escorts/masseurs) 524·9511 AVAILABLE FROM ALL CITIES Cowtown Symphonic Band ..... Jay (214)960-1927 Tom's Pretty Fish .(supplles) .224 Westhelmer .520-6443 * In the middle of the night when * SERVED BY SOUTHWEST AIRLINES Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hours help) 338-3355 Touch of Leather Shop 817 Fairview 528-9204 * there's no one else * Dallas Gay Lesbian Engineers & Scientists . Travel Reservations, Inc P.O. 616177001 523-3444 ..... P.O. 25241/Dallasl75225-1241 294-9962 TWT Graphics (Art, Design, Typesetting) ., .527·9111 * * Dlgnlty/FI. Worth 4503 Bridge StJ76103 283-8586 Union Jack 1212 Westhelmer 528-9600 * * DFW Gay BBS (Metro)654-9252 Wit & Wisdom of Oscar Wilde Booksll03 Callfomla522·9808 * lWo Girls 1-900-410-3600 * FI. Worth Counseling Cntr.lAIDS Project & Referrals HOUSTON CHURCHES" RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS ...... 659 So. Jennings 335·1994/335-1995 (Area Code: 713) * * FI. Worth Gay PrIde Assoc. P.O. 3235(76113 294-244718n-4419 Allirmation-Mormon (David) 523-9821 : Domination 1-900-410-3800 : Imperial Court-Golden Lion 870-1364 Aytz Chaylm (Jewish) . 686-8997 Knights of Malta 589-0913 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harold 528-1017 Lambda AA 332-3533 Chapel of the Woodlands. 7500 Plnemont#503 .480-1712 * Gay 1-900-410-3700* Longhom Bowling Assoc Joan 624-2151 Church of Christ. 524·9281 Longhom Imperial Council 870-1364 Church of the Resurrection (SE Houston) 489-0167 * * Parents & Friends & lesbians & Gays 834-8943 Church of the Rock .... 10133 Long Point 580-8458 * * Pleasure Chest (gay computer BBS) 926-6034 Community Gospel Church .. 3207 Montrose .. 521-0511 : No Membership Necessary : Tarrant Co. Gay AlilanceP.O. 11044176109338-TCGAl338-6242 Congregation Aytz Chaylm (Jewish Group)728-51811688-8997 Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 786176101 Dignity (Gay Catholics) ... P.O. 86821177268 ... 523-7644 V.D. Clinic 1800 University 870-7223 Emergence (Christian Sclence)P.O. 613, Bellaire Texl77401 * 50¢ toll first minute, 35¢ each additional minute * W.A.D.S 7405 Gaston Ave 457·9422 .... , 665-2642 FORT WORTH RESTAURANTS (Area Code 817) First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin SI. 526-1571 Wlte or call for brochure. D.J.'s Restaurant 1308 SI. Louis 927-7321 Gay & Lesbian Mormons .1713 Westhelmer 116040177098 GALVESTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) ...... 588-1413 120 E. Atol St. P.O. Box 2326 Garza's Liquor & Beer Mart .... 1102 Strand .... 763-5920 Gay People In Christian Science. P.O. 6131Belialrel77401 South Padre Island, Texas 78597 GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409) ...... 665-2642 (512) 761-LYLE Garbo's 413 21st SI. 763-5922 Houston Interfaith Alliance 688-8997 Kon·Tlkl 315 23rd (Tremont) 763-9031 Integrity (Episcopalian) . P.O. 66008177268-6008 .524·1489

PAGE 94 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 28 1966 TWT AUGUST 22 - AUGUST 26 1966 PAGE 95 Gay & Lesbian Switchboard P.O. 66591177266-0591529-3211 Westheimer Cafe 1525 Westheimer 528-4350 Oscar Mendiola Photography (TWT) 225-8222 Ralph's 1658 Westheimer unlisted Greater Montrose Business GulldP.O. Box 66973, Suite 1029 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Ranch .....•...... 9150 S. Main 666-3464 77006 528-11111723-83681524·9511 Alley Theatre 615 Texas 228·6421 Community of SI. Francis 332 Wilcox 923-2266 Rascals 2702 Kirby 524.0272 Guardian Angels 415 Westheimer 943-1236 Curtain Call on Line (Theatre Reviews) 526·1446 Dignity (Catholic Gays) P.O. 12464178212 349-3632 Ripcord 521·2792 Hazelwltch Productions P.O. 66242177266 Greenway III Hwy. 59 © Buffalo Spdwy 626-0402 Integrity P.O. 15006 734-0759 Rock 'N' Horse 5731 Kirby 52CJ.9910 Herpes H.E.L.P. Hotline 996-9414 River Oaks W. Gray & Shepherd 524·2175 MCCSA 1136 W. Woodlawn 734-0048 Studio 13 1318 Westheimer 521·9030 Homophile Interfaith Alliance 729 Manor 523-0969 The Group (Theatre Workshop) .. 3217 Fannin .. 522·2204 River City Living Church311 Melrose PI.822·1121/734-0377 The 611 Hyde Park at Stanford 528-9079 Houston Bar Owners Assoc. (HOBO) %528-9192 Trinity Council 311 Melrosel78212 Venture-N 2923 S. Main 522-0000 KEY WEST, FLORIDA BUSINESS (305) Hou-Tex Tennis Club David 926-7171 Key West Business Guild (Information) P.O. 464CJ.S/33041 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) HouTex Tennis Toumament J.C., Director 529-7467 Ab's Westernaire 622 Roosevelt 533-9928 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) LONGVIEW CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Houston Area Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists Bonham Exchange .411 Bonham 271·3811 Felps, Stuart Ph.D 524-8277 Faith Community Church .. 1116 S. Mobberly .. 757·7338 P.O. 66631177006 439-1879 Copa 1430 No. Main 225·7330 Gonzales, A.; MSW, CSW 527·9302 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) Hewes, Ted, MSW. (psychotherapy) 665-0496 Houston Council of Clubs 526-8054 Crew 309 W. Market 223-0333 Rainbow Connection ... 2110 S. Eastman Rd .... 757·5593 Hinkle, David, MD; Kingan, Peter, MH; Treese, Gary, MSW Houston Data Professionals 523-0922 Downtown SA 240 Broadway 223.0285 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code:806) (Psy. & Family Therapy Center)34oo Montrose #501 Houston Gay Health Advocates .. Box 66123 .. 79CJ.9446 EI Jardin 106 Navarro 223·7177 ...... 522·9816 Houston Flag & Drill Corps 952·2776 Dignity/Lubbock P.O. 10752179417 763·9155 French Connection 330 San Pedro 225·2353 Montrose Counseling Ctr .... 900 Lovett #203 529-0037 Houston Health Dept. ... 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 IntegritylW. Tex. (Episcopalians)Box 10752179417639-2809 Gemini Club 504 Pleasanton Rd 923·9918 Lubbock Gay Alliance .... P.O. 796·2403 Professional Counseling Services 523·7239 Houston North Professionals P.O. 3640 Humblel77347 821-7126 64746179464 Miss Ellie's 2015 2015 San Pedro 733-3365 MCC 5501 34th/P.O. 64574; 79464 . Town & Country Psychiatry, Tony Carroll, MSW 932·9999 Houston Outdoor Group 521-3641 or 961·2905 Noo Zoo 10127 Coachlight 341-4778 Wm. Scott & Assoc 900 Lovett 529-1913 Houston Tennis Club Shawn 524-2151 Student Services for Les/GaysTexas Tech. US.O.S. Office Phazez 119 EI Mio 342·9053 Box 742·2192 HOUSTON MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS: Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist) .. P.O. 391177401 8179409-4310 Rose, The 4121 Gardendale 696-4944 McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) HOUSTON CHIROPRACTOR (Area Code: 713) Interact (over 40) P.O. 18041177022 529-7014 Silver Dollar Saloon 1418 N. Main 227·2623 Bumpers 1617 N. 11'12 SI. 687·9922 Martin, Dr. Jerry .. 3233 Weslayan #191 .. 963-0080, ext, 1 It's O.K. (AIDS Support Group) 529-2416 Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro 224·7739 Jerry Kauffman Cancer Fund 778-4106 Other Face 200 N. 29th 686·9635 HOUSTON DENTISTS (Area Code: 713) SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) KPFT Radio 419 Lovett 526-4000 P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. © Daffodil 682·8019 Butler, Ron DDS 427 Westheimer. 524-0538 Johnson, Toby, Ph.D .... 1616 San Pedro #10 ... 732-4000 Lambda Alanon 521·9772 MESQUITE DOCTORSlDENTISTS (Area Code: 214) Smith, Bruce W., DDS 1006 Missouri 529-4364 Menefee, Michael, Ph.D .. 7744 Broadway #103 .821·5905 Lambda Center For Alcoholics .. 1214 Joanne .. 521·9772 Olson, Richard M., D.O.3434 E. Highway 67, Bldg. C #140 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) Menchaca Jr, Reymundo 647·7563 Martinez, Steve M.D .. 4126 SW Freeway #1000 .621·7771 Lone Star Nudist Group Box 740572177274 ...... 613-3030 SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Montrose Clinic ..... 803 Hawthorne info·528-5531 Lower Westhelmer Police Community Center .. 529-3100 MIDLAND/ODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915) ...... business 528-5535 Metropolitan Wind Ensemble 529-9610 Free to Be (AA) 3201 W. Wall (Midland) .... 669-0339 Alamo Human Rights Comm 656·1487 Alcohol Counseling 227 Guilbeau 226-9241 Strauss, Gerald Z., MD .4242 S.W. Frwy, #300 .877·8805 Miss Camp America P.O. 142 Bellaire, Texl77401 MCC 3201 W. Wall, Midland, P.O. 1152179702 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th SI. 225-4227 Wonnacott, J. Brian, M.D ... 1740 W. 27th #221 .. 669-0115 Montrose Area NOW P.O. 96714177213 ...... 669-0339 Alpha Plasma Center 302 S. Flores 224·1749 HOUSTON OPTOMETRISTS (Area Code: 713) Montrose Art Alliance c/o NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409) Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 Johnson, Dr. Thomas ..... 4709 Richmond ..... 961·9705 Montrose Chamber Singers 526·3810 GLAS (Gay/Lesbian Association of Students) . · P.O. 491/75963-0491 Crisis Hotline (10a·10p) 733·1111 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 713) Missouri SI. Gallery ..... 1006 Missouri 526·3663 NEW ORLEANS ACCOMODATION (504) Crisis Hotline (24 hrs) 227-4357 Fitness Exchange 2900 Richmond 524·9932 Montrose Chamber Singers 526·3810 New Orleans Guest House .1118 Ursulines SI. .586·1177 Detoxification Center 622 Dolorosa 225·5461 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSlHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Montrose Co. Cloggers 456-8861 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Presa SI. 533·9156 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays) 528-1852 Montrose Computer Conn. P.O. Box 66695177266526-3737 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Fiesta Run P.O. 16967217826CJ.3272 ACLU 1236 W. Gray 524·5925 Montrose Mailbox (Computer Connection) 527-8566 AIDS Action Counsel729 8th SI. SE, #2OOWash. o.c.aoooa Forward Foun., Inc. (community education) 224·7663 AID for AIDS P.O. 66414177266 526-0077 Montrose Awareness Patrol Group 527-8438 · (202)547·31 011547·3102 Gay Fathers of SA P.O. 15495178212 653-8544 AIDS Foundation 34OO Montrose, #700 524·AIDS Montrose Singers .(a gay men's chorusXMike) .526-3810 AIDS Information recording 1·600·342·AIDS Gay Switchboard 733-7300 AIDS Hotline c/o Switchboard 529-3211 Montrose Sports Assoc (Director) Nick 777·1823 Nat'l Gay Health Ed. Foundation P.C. 764, NYC 10036 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) 225-4066 A Place In the Sun · .522·7695 · Billiards Dennis 721.0505 · (212)563-0313 Integrity P.O. 15006178212 734-0759 American Gay Atheists P.O. 66711177266 527·9255 · Bridge Jim 862·7397 Gay & Lesbian Press Association . Lambda AA 1312 Wyoming 225-5611 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf TTY 52CJ.0732 · .. Monday Mens Bowling ... Tommy 699-6180 P.O. 'A' Old Chelsea Stat., NY., N.Y J10011(212)989-6622 Lutherans ConcernedP.O. 290008178520696-03071734-0759 Autry House 6265 So. Main ... Mixed Bowling Mike Weikert 973-1358 Gay Rights'Natlonai Lobby P.O. 1892, Washington, DC 20013 Mustang Club, Inc P.O. 12551178212 Baby Jane Mixed League (Bowling) Phill ... 688-0970 ...... Racquetball Roger 665-8094 · (202)546·1801 Parents of Gays 736.0647 B.aytown Market SI. Lambda .422-08111772·7214 ...... Soccer Robert 621·5571 Herpes Clinic 1·800-423-0200 River City FrontRunnersP.O. 5844/78212822·2019/737·1224 · Volleyball. Nick 777·1823 Hispanic United Gays Liberado 5619 14th Ave. #1·C CHE P.O. 3045177253 68Q.3346 River City Stompers 732·5649 Montrose Softball League Box 22272177227·2272524-3144 ...... Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 Choices Unlimited (Lesbian Social Group) 529-3211 Runaways (Youth Service Project) 299-7680 Colt 45's · .528-9192 Montrose Symphonic Band P.O. 66613177266-0613527·9454 Human Rights Campaign Fund . Montrose Tennis Club Rlch 524·2151 San Antonio AIDS Foundation P.O. 120113178212 Comm. for Public Health Awareness P.O. 3045/77253 · P.O. 1396, WaShington, DC 20013 .(202)546·2025 .... (24 hour hotline) 733-3429 (offlce) 733-1853 ...... 522·5084 Montrose Writers Guild. P.O. 27064177227·7064 .621-3008 Lambda Legal Defense 132 W. 43rd NYC 10039 Mother's Group (Lesbian Mothers) .... 868-55021583-6926 San Antonio Gay Pride Week CommltteeP.O. 12061178212 Community Political Action Committee . P.O. 2005/77252 · (212)944·9488 San Antonio Gay Switchboard P.O. 120402178212·9602 National Assn. Lesbian & Gay Alcoholism Professionals ...... •...... 236-8666 Media Fund for Human Rights . . 733-7300 (NALGAP) Texas Chapter Ron 921-3132 Conroe Area Lambda 304 Harris Blvd .... (409)76CJ.1509 P.O. 'A' Old Chelsea stat, NY., NY/10011(212)989-0622 San Antonio Plasma Servlces112 Auditorium Clr.223-2958 Parents and Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAG)464-8863 Couples P.O. 7088417727CJ.0664 National Assoc. of Black and White Men Together ..... San Antonio Tavern Guild-AIDS Fund 822·2823 Presidents Club (GPC past pres.)P.O. 66844177268523-0024 Crisis Hotline 228-1505 ... 564 Castro SI., #140, San Francisco, CAl94114 Tejas Motorcycle Club 533-0001 Project FOOD (KS/AIDS Foundation) 524-2427 Democratic Committe,e of GPC 527·9143 ...... ~~~~m The Bridge (youth shelter) .. 806 Wilson Blvd 734·9532 Dlal.A-Gay.Atheist : 527·9255 Revlsta Paz y Liberacion P.O. 6000631177260 National Assoc. of Business Councils . SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ACCOM. (Area Code: 512) Diana Foundation 2700 Masonl77006 524·5791 Rice Gay/Les. Support Group(c/o Gay Switchboard)529;3111 P.O. 15145, San Francisco, CA 94115(415)885-0383 Lyle's Deck (guesthouse) ... 120 E. Atol SI. ... 761·LYLE Dignity Center 321-7, Fannin 528-0111 .shantt (AIDS Peer Counseling) P.O. 3045-77253 National Assoc. Gay & Lesbian Democratic Clubs . TEMPLE CLUBS (Area Code 817) E.S.O.P.S. (Private Proff. Social Club) '.961·9876 Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA) 4400 Memorial Dr. 1742 Mass Ave SE, Washington, DC 2!XXXl(202)547-3104 Studio M 414 So. tst 778-9989 Events Unlimtted (Rnale Group)3333 W. />J~~ ...... #2175/77007 664.0174 National Gay Alliance for Young Adults (NGAYA)P.O. 190426, Family Connection (youth ~helter) 523-0825 Society for 2nd Self (Tri-Ess) Gulf Coast Transvestite ...... Dallas, TX 75219-0426 TEXARKANA CLUB (Area Code 214) FrontRunners (runners; joggers) P.O. 66371177266 Chapter P.O. 90335177090 National Gay Rights Advocates . B.J.'s (P.C.) .... FM 989 ('14 Mile So. US67) .... 632·3038 , 52CJ.8019/522-0899 Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 66973 #1194 526-5001 540 Castro, San Francisco, CA 94114(415)863-3624 TEXARKANA ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 214) Garden Party 3317 Montrose #1067/77006 Texas l'illman Rights Foun.9OO Lovett #206177006520-8060 National Gay Task Force 80 5th Ave., NYC 10011 Northeast Texas Mental Health·Mental Retardation (MHMR) Gay & Alive Sharing (GAS E) 528-1311 Westhelmer Colony Arts. Assn ... 1001 Westheimer #163 · (212)741·5800 ...... 2717 Summerhill Rd/75501 793·7585 - Gay Asians & Friends " ' '.785-3633 ...... ~~33 NGTF's Crislsllne . (600)22H044(outslde New York State) Southwest Arkansas Counseling & Mental Health Center Gay Fathers of Houston P.O. Box 66973 #162 77006 Women's Encounter Group. P.O. 920952 #262177292-0952 ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) 2904 Arkansas Blvdl755021-8Q().852·91661(501) 773-4655 , , 432·1394/695-8584 Women's Lobby Alilance .'4 Chelsea 521-0439 Nlte Spot 8401 Andrews Hwy 366.0799 Texarkana CO·Op (501) 772·1680 Women's Bowling League Debbie 973-1358 Gay & Lesbian Hispanics Unidos P.O. 600921/7726CJ.0921 -v . SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915) TEXAS GUEST HOUSEIACCOMODATIONS (Area Code 817) Women's Softball League 6431 Pineshade/77008 868-6256 ...... 529-8947 Phase III 10 North Taylor 942·9188 Womynspace 2033 Norfolk 869-6510 EI Rancho Vista/ELV Travel Box 245, Glen Rose 897-4982 Gay/Lesbian Student Assoc .' .Box 314 . Red Bandana Saloon ... 506 So. Chadbourne 655-4010 TYLER CLUB (Area Code 214) ...... 4800 Calhoun ...... •...... 529-3211 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Bayou City Oyster Bar .. 2171 Richmond Ave 523-0640 SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Chez Vous Hwy. 31 East 592.0900 Gay Nurses Alliance :'. : :.: 88Q.9486 Gay Angelo Students (GAS) . P.O. 80963176906 .942-8115 UVALDE TEXAS Gay People in Christian SCienceP.0 ..613, Bellaire, Tx. 77401 Charlie's Restaurant 1102 Westheimer 522-3332 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Uvalde Organization P.O. Box 1124/78802 ...... : : .' 665-2642 Chapultepec 813 Richmond 522·2365 Bexar Florist. 802 Montana 271·3643 WACO CLUB (Area Code: 817) Gay Political Caucus (P.O. 66664, Houston 77266) Cutters 804 Pacific 524-7933 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts 1900 San Pedr0733-3555 Studio M 2812 N. 19th 753-9715 ...... 521·1000 House of Pies 3112 Kirby 528-3816 On Main 2514 Main 737·2323 Tallulah's 507 Jefferson # 5th 753-9189 Gay Rights A.C.L.U P.O. 66844177006 Rascals 2702 Kirby ...... •..... 524-6272

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