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TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 19 "We have never discriminated against organizers. "The parade is a matter of anyone," Ross declared. "The lead banner pride, and we want to keep it that way. It has been carried the last two years by is not a protest march," he said. female impersonators." In other DGA news, Tom Kane of the When discussion was opened to the Dallas Gay Political Caucus, a division of crowd, many people echoed the senti- DGA, said that passage of acivil rights or- ments Ross had expressed. "The problem dinance including sexual preference will is not drag showing up at the parade, but be a top issue in the upcoming November the shame of others being queer," one per- city elections. He said plans are being for- son said. He cited the ban on media cover- mulated to hold a meeting with all the age of the annual Black Tie Dinner due to mayoral candidates to field questions the fact that so many of the participants from the DGA membership. are closeted. George McDaniel reported on the addi- Gary Monier, president of the Dallas tion the new air conditioning system Tavern Guild, which supports the parade donated by Schneider General. The value through various fund-raising events, said of the system was estimated at about there was more to the gay community than $30,000. McDaniel also reported that the drag. "I've done drag myself, but do we kitchen facilities were being updated by want the straight world to see just that? money received from the Design lndus- Every organization needs guidelines." tries Foundation for AIDS. "We now have Many of the members of the Dallas a part-time staff person coordinating the Tavern Guild were present at the DGA volunteers who help around here. Things meeting, and they expressed the feeling are really starting to look better," he added. that conflict over the issue of drag in the John Thomas, Executive Director of the parade could have been avoided if it had AIDS Resource Center, reported that the been addressed directly, rather than Food Pantry is serving 641 clients on an through "the back alley." active basis, with over 1,100 visits to the "You can come to me directly," Ross Pantry in the last month. There were said, "and we can discuss problems. You almost 1,700 calls to the AIDS hotline, due can even call me personally at home." in part to a scare letter that appeared in a Another person attending the meeting local paper about someone intentionally argued that the rules were not enforced infecting people with HIV. The Wellness constantly, but rather selectively. "You Program of the Nelson-Tebedo Clinic for are discriminating against drag people," early intervention was started last month, someone else added. "We raise money, Thomas reported, and 150 HIV tests were and now you are telling us that we are not given during that period. a part of the community." Brian Drummond reported on the Put- ting Down Roots campaign for planting 20 new trees around the grounds and parking area of the community center. The center was required to make the im- provements before the city would grant it a permanent use permit. The facility is in the midst of a multi-family zoned area. The trees can be purchased for $1,000 each, by a group, individual or corporation, Drum- mond explained. "It will really make a dif- ference in the appearance of our building. It is a matter of pride." Tom Kane also mentioned the so-called Oak Lawn plan being considered by the city, which would place new restrictions on dance halls in the area and possibly force them to close. He urged the memo "We have never discriminated against anyone," states bers to call their council persons and to Texas Freedom Parade coordinator Alan Ross. attend the planning committee meeting on Throughout the meeting, Ross con- September 26 at City Hall. stantly restated his claim that no one is be- "The Oak Lawn plan would send shock ing discriminated against by parade waves through our community," he said.
PAGE 20 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 against both Hilbig and McDonald. She We invite you to join us for SAN ANTONIANS acknowledged, however, that such a move OUTRAGED OVER might prove difficult as no trial was actual- ly held, and so there is no trial record to SENTENCE GIVEN examine. But Eiserloh said it was encouraging GAY MAN'S KILLER that both the gay and Hispanic commu- nities had reacted so forcefully to the light ~~~~~~'!rv~~r~~~!7~?UR Bexar County DA Lets Defendant Monday through Friday. Plead Guilty in Exchange for sentence given Giangrasso. Ten lears' Probation with Home of The 3.in 1 Cocktail. Deferred Adjudication HOUSTON POLICE "The Stiffest Drink in Texas." SAN ANTONIO - leaders of both the CLAIM PROGRESS IN ' Gorgeous Male Dancers. . . gay and Hispanic communities reacted with outrage to news that a young serv- FIGHTING HATE CRIME I The Men of Santa Fe. iceman was given a light sentence in the Incidents Involving Gays Now • In the evenings, enjoy Our Beautiful and killing of a gay Hispanic man. Included in Hate Crime Definition. Thirty-seven-year-old substitute teacher Newly Landscaped Tropical Patio. Charles Perez Resendez was beaten to HOUSTON - The Houston Police De- death on New Year's Day of 1990. Marine partment recently changed its definition The Most Current Music Video Library police cadet Nicolo J. Giangrasso, who of hate crimes to include gays and les- I with Eight Monitors and A Big Screen. was 18 at the time, admitted killing bians, and is pointing to that and other Resendez, but said he did so because changes as evidence that it is making • The Friendliest Bartenders and the Most Resendez had made homosexual ad- progress in the fight against such vances toward him. incidents. Attentive Staff to care for your needs. Giangrasso has given conflicting ac- According to the revised definition We now carry an entire line of waters. . . counts of just what happened the night he adopted by HPD, "A hate crime is a crim- murdered Resendez. Shortly after his ar- inal offense committed against a race, Clearly Canadian, Evian and Perrier. rest, he told police Resendez had made ad- religion, ethnic/national origin group or vances toward him after they stopped at sexual orientation group." Anotherchange ' MasterCard, Visa and American Express accepted. a local motel. adopted by HPD is that the department will However, shortly before acccepting the now view all hate crimes as "major, pos- plea bargain agreement, Giangrasso said sibly organized criminal acts" and will give he had awakened in the motel room the them the highest investigative priority next morning to find Resendez in bed next possible. to him. He said he assumed at the time Initial investigation and reporting of that he had been drugged or raped; then hate crimes remains the responsibility of he beat Resendez to death. the individual police officer out on the Bexar County District Attorney Steve beat. Followup investigation will be carried Hilbig negotiated a plea bargain with out by various investigative divisions, in- Giangrasso whereby the defendant agreed cluding the Criminal Intelligence Division. to plead guilty in exchange for a sentence Sharon Thornton of the HPD Media of ten years' probation with deferred Relations Office explained that the Crim- adjudication. inal Intelligence Division will have spe- Deferred adjudication means that if cially trained staff who will make the final Giangrasso successfully completes his determination of whether an offense will probation, records of his guilty plea and be classified as a hate crime. related court action will be erased, al- As part of the department's professed though the arrest record will remain. attempts to strengthen its efforts against Some community activists claim that hate crimes, several HPD representatives the plea bargain arranged by Hilbig and ap- recently took part in a "Hate Crimes Taln- proved by Judge Terry McDonald amounts ing Conference" conducted by the Federal to "judicial gay bashing" and that it con- Bureau of Investigation in Dallas. veys the message that killing gays is not Toni Knight, president of the Houston & a crime. Gay and lesbian Political Caucus, told 804 808 Pacific • (713)521-2519 laurie Eiserloh, director of the les- TWT NEWS that the inclusion of gays in the bian/Gay Rights lobby of Texas, said an department's new definition of hate attempt would be made to file a complaint crimes is "the first concrete change in how In Houston. . .we set the standard. "Thanks for making us Number One." PAGE 22 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 hate crimes committed against gays and subtle and overt manifestations of racism lesbians are addressed by HPD." in society and the gay community in par- TORN~;:LEVIPARTY Knight acknowledged that individual of- ticular. Rap groups and consciousness- ficers might not report incidents as hate raising discussions are a mainstay of the crimes, and she encouraged people who organization." Saturday,September 21 felt trey had been the victims of such Anyone interested in joining MACTI crimes but couldn't convince the police to Austin or attending the party on Septem- report them as such to get in touch with ber 28 may call White at (512)452-7360. $2.00- Longnecks All Night Long. the Caucus. White said that forming an Austin chap- "We want the police to know how impor- ter of BWMT/MACT is one step toward uni- tant it is to us that they begin keeping track fying the gay community in Austin. "Net- of these incidents and investigating working with other chapters is encour- them." aged, for the exchange of ideas and the establishment of brotherhood, the organ- ization's most important goal." MACT CHAPTER FORMS IN AUSTIN FINN & DRIGGS HOLD Newly Formed Group for Gay Black and White Men Holding AUSTIN WORKSHOPS ON Party on September 28. MALE RELATIONSHIPS AUSTIN - Gay men interested in get- Waterloo Counseling Center ting to know others of different races or Sponsors Lectures by Authors of ethnic groups in the capital city area now 'Intimacy Between Men. ' have a new group addressing their in- terests and needs. AUSTIN - Stephen Finn, Ph.D. and The Austin chapter of Men of A" Colors John Driggs, a social worker, authors of Together [MACT] wi" be celebrating its the popular book Intimacy Between Men, founding with a party on September 28. wi" be giving lectures and conducting a MACT, which in some cities goes by the workshop exploring issues of intimacy name Black and White Men Together and relationship-building among gay men [BWMT], traces its origins back to groups later this month. formed in several American cities in 1980 Sponsored by Waterloo Counseling by and for lnterraclally-oriented black and Center, the lectures are scheduled for Fri- white gay men. _day, September27, and the workshop wi" In 1981, a gathering of such groups from be held the next day, Saturday, September around the country was held in San Fran- 28. cisco, and out of that meeting a national On Friday evening, Dr. Finn wi" speak organization, Black and White Men To- on "Uniting Sexuality and Intimacy in Gay gether, evolved. Male Relationships." He explained to TWT Craig White of MACT explained that at NEWS that gay men are just like other peo- first the interracial aspect was the focus ple in that many of them desire sexual of BWMT/MACT groups, but that men now closeness, but find it difficult to unite in- find many reasons to join. One of MACT's timacy and sexuality in one relationship. premises is that getting to know people of "I will be exploring the origins of a split different races and cultural backgrounds between sexuality and intimacy in gay men can really strengthen individuals and the and give practical suggestions for how to gay community as a whole, he said. achieve relationships that encompass "Some chapters have chosen the name both qualities," Dr. Finn said. 'Men of A" Colors Together' to reflect the Driggs will speak on "Finding Our ethnic makeup of their own locale," White Fathers: Gay Men's First Relationship with 805 Pacific. Houston continued. "A" chapters, however, engage a Man." Driggs told TWT NEWS, "Many gay in educational, cultural and social activ- men grow up with a deep ambivalence ities committed to fostering supportive en- about their fathers-a longing to be ac- vironments wherein racial and cultural bar- cepted and understood, and resentment FULL MOON MADNESS - riers can be overcome." and fear due to rejections. "Discussions have led to political action "These mixed feelings can carry over in- Monday, September 23 in some cities, to expose and eliminate the to adult male/male relationships, making 91¢ All Well Vodka Juice Drinks
PAGE 24 TWT SEPTEMBER20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 Houston's Wildest Full Moon Party! v commitments more difficult and compli- cated," he added. Drigg's talk will explore the realities of gay men's relationships with thei r fathers and offer suggestions on .~\).~e now to reapproach one's father and grieve ~\\~'" e'(\\ over what is not possible. The Friday night lecture is $5 per per- son. The lectures will be held at the Dou- ~~~\~~ bletree Hotel, 6505 N. IH 35, at 7 p.m. Tickets may be purchased in advance at ~ ~~e"{\O Waterloo or at Liberty Books, Tickets will also be available at the door. City Council District C candidate Annise Parker with Saturday's workshop will be about "Fiesta" coordinators {f·r] Felix Garcfa, Jim Owens and Jfm "Building Intimate Gay Male Relation- Crary. TWTNEWSphoto. ~~\C~~~'('(\ ships." The seminar is intended to serve by to chat with the candidate and sign up as a safe environment for gay men to ex- to volunteer with the campaign. plore issues surrounding intimacy. Inti- Campaign workers are concentrating macy will be defined and contrasted with for the moment on registering voters u'(\\;~~~ other qualities of close relationships. before the October 6 registration deadline. Seven common blocks to intimate sharing Campaign coordinator Rob Bridges told will be explored and related to the ex- TWT NEWS, "It's important to.get as many periences of gay men. For each block, an people as possible registered to vote, so experiential exercise will be presented to we need lots of volunteers to help out with help participants overcome the block in registration." their daily relatlonshlps. Bridges also said the campaign office G'{~\ Saturday's workshop will be limited to should be open from 2-8 p.rn. on a daily 50 men and admission will be $25 per in- basis. The phone number is (713)522-9000. ove~ ~ dividual and $45 per couple. Those inter- The campaign is asking for donations of ested may register in advance by sending a copy machine and paper, fax machine, .~~V the registration fee to Waterloo Counsel- filing cabinets and other office supplies. ing Center, 1617 A. W. 6th, Austin, TX \,)~\~ ~~ '" 78703. BUDDY TRAINING AT ~o'(\o:t~~'l. PARKER KICKS OFF AIDS SERVICES AUSTIN COUNCIL RUN WITH Personal Interview Precedes ~~\~ September 27-29 Classes. 'FIESTA ON PATIO' AUSTIN - AIDS Services of Austin is Headquarters Now Open; conducting another in its series of train- Current Campaign 'Effort Focusing ing sessions for new volunteers for the - On Registration of Voters. Buddy program the weekend of Septem- ber 27-29. HOUSTON - "Fiesta on the Patio," The Btrddy program, now in its sixth held on the grounds of the Lovett Inn, year, matches volunteers with PWAs and served as both a fund-raiser and campaign their loved ones to provide emotional kickoff for Parker, who is running for the support. District C seat on Houston City Council. The training session runs from 6-10 p.m. For a modest donation, those attending on Friday, September 27 and 9 a.m.-6 p.rn, got the chance to become acquainted with both Saturday and Sunday, September 28 the candidate and members of her cam- and 29. Topics will include medical and paign staff. Among those attending was psychosocial issues, active listening Houston Post columnist Juan Palomo. skills, substance abuse, and death and Parker addressed the crowd, pledging dying. if elected to give the gay and lesbian com- Those interested in volunteering are munity the representation it has never had asked to fill out an application and come at City Hall. in for a personal interview before taking Parker also officially opened her cam- the training. For more information, contact paign headquarters at 2606 Montrose on Mike Magee, Buddy Volunteer Coordi- Saturday afternoon. Supporters dropped nator, at (512)406-6151 (459-3323 TOO).
TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 ~ PAGE 27 In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and our editor in a public forum. Writers must sign all letters and furnish their full name and address for verification. TWT will withhold name upon request. Please keep letters brief. TWT does not print letters sent to other gay and lesbian publications. Address all letters to COMMENT, THIS WEEK IN TEXAS, 3900 LEMMON AVENUE, DALLAS, TX 75219 or 811 WESTHEIMER, SUITE 106, HOUSTON, TX 77006.
Walk for Life Thanks from San Antonio DearTWT: DearTWT: Peter Jiirgen Dizinger I would like to take this opportunity to On behalf of the Wild Club staff and encourage the readers of TWT (and their management we would like to take this Christmas Eve 1943-September 13, 1991 friends) to participate in LifeWalk on opportunity to thank each entertainer, Peter, anyone day with you 1would not exchange for the remainder October 6, 1991. This is a great opportunity barowner, bartender and everyone else for people to come together and show who helped make Tuesday, September of my life. their support and compassion for those 10th's benefit show, such a success. The blessed twenty years with you 1would not exchange for promised' people living with AIDS and for all those A fun time had by all, while in the proc- eternity. who are no longer with us because of ess raising a much needed $2,000 for the San Antonio AIDS Foundation. You are the wind, 1the sea, together we lived in perfect harmony. AIDS. LifeWalk is an opportunity for us to join together in determination, pride, and We would like to thank Evan Pope for Side by side we were each other's shadow into a life of infinite and in numbers, to show Dallas that we are all the great work he is dolnq for S.A.A.F. unconditional love. united, that we care, that we are and for all the help he gave us. Last, but With God's help and your guiding spirit 1will try to continue your committed, and that we can and do take certainly not least, we would like to thank care of others. you, the people of San Antonio, for being giving task on earth in your name and memory ... Atlanta recently had its first walkathon here and being as caring and generous as until we meet again. for AIDS and 18,000 people participated. you were. Your Bobbes, always and forever. Stop for a moment and think ... think of Thanks again! the reaction from the city and state leaders if 18,000 people show up to walk: Randy Cunniff to walk for our friends, loved ones, Travis Phenix brothers and sisters who can't walk San Antonio, TX .. -";~~ because they are no longer with us. ~-.~~LifeWalk is on Sunday afternoon, Clean Up Splash Day Peter's last accomplishment was to found with his lover and lifetime ,~_ TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 29 please never allow another "Splash Day" State Representative, District 147, did not to happen again. Seven of us went to vote in the August 10 elections. clean up this mess. We spent several It was also reported that three hours at it and filled up approximately 27 candidates did not vote in the 1990 thirty-gallon trash bags. This did not November general election. The newscast include the rafts or large objects left stories did not identify the candidates behind, nor did we get all of the trash. who neglected to exercise their right to The really sad part of this story is that at vote. least 5 of the 7 that were cleaning up did I want to make it clear to the voters of not even attend "Last Splash." We were District 147 that Garnet Coleman did note the only volunteers that we know of trying in the two elections mentioned. Many have to make it beautiful again. If this should found and died for the right to vote. Voting occur again, the sponsors should be fined is our most important weapon in our fight for littering or be responsible for against injustice and inequality. arrangements for a clean up crew. I was proud to cast votes in support of To the rest of you that attended, you increased representation at city hall, should be ashamed. college loans for low income students and homestead tax exemptions for our senior Name Withheld citizens. These issues are vitally important Austin, TX to the voters of District 147. In a democracy, we should expect our elected officials to set an example and Gay, Not Queer participate in every election. The right to vote should never be taken for granted. I DearTWT: will hold the responsibility given to me as I was very pleased with the letter TWT State Representative o( District 147 as printed from the Rev. Ronnie Lee Krantz sacred as I hold my own right to vote. ("Breaking Law Not Answer," Vol. 17, No. 25). Garnet Coleman I, too, have been seriously concerned Houston, TX about a gay organization calling itself "Queer Nation." We have fought too hard and too long to erase this negative image. Now a group Pro-Gay Means Pro-Gay supposedly representing our homosexual DearTWT: culture is giving everyone (including Regarding "No Right to Kill Unborn" police officers, judges, news reporters, Vol. 17, No. 26). etc.) the right to openly refer to gays as Pro-gay means exactly that, Pro-gay. "queers." Not pro-life or pro-choice. Whether you are I resent this with a passion because I gay or straight, has nothing to do with grew up during the sixties and seventies being pro-life or pro-choice. Everyone has when we were no more than "queers" and their opinions and beliefs as far as "faggots." that issue goes. Mr. Dunnam says he Why does this group insist on sending believes that individuals have the right to us back to that level of thinking? choose who they are, how they live, and If Queer Nation wants the gay what they do. But how about what they community's full support, then a name believe in? change should be considered very soon. As far as scientists and doctors go, I'm gay and proud-But I'm not queer! they also have different opinions and scientific evidence in both directions on Jack Tillman the issue of abortion. Houston, TX I firmly believe we should stand on the issue that pro-gay means pro-gay, pro-life means pro-life and pro-choice means pro- Candidate Did Vote choice. Being pro-gay does not mean you are necessarily pro-choice or pro-life. Let's DearTWT: leave each issue up to the individual. It was reported on a television newscast at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m., Saturday, September Jeff Scott 14 that nine candidates for the office of Houston, TX "-111 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 31 C.J. HARRINGTON PRESENTS: ----~~---.--.. ~:':::'.::;:.~---~•.....~-~ IN ,-. ...: .•... ~-.- . ::::::::::::::::~~------...~.--~--~ MAN OF THE YEAR f""";....,...".1&i1h4k:x::: ~ --- s).&M;;'f 1991 SEPTEMBER 20TH lOPM - $5.00 Cover SPECIAL GUESTS: JINNY McCALL SHADY LADY CHANEL WHITE (MISS SAN ANTONIO USA 1991) JILL JORDAN (MISS METRO HOUSTON USA 1991) I·... TANK TOP DRAWING: TRIP FOR TWO I (YOU MUST WEAR M.I.A. 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Lesbian and Gay Bands of America is a The Colt 45's Trouble Fund will use the collection of musicians from 22 cities proceeds from this event to provide direct across North America who meet regular- financial assistance to people living with ly to perform and network among them- AIDS. The Trouble Fund pays rent and utili- selves. Started in 1982 by seven indepen- ty bills, and meets other needs of ap- dent bands from across the United States, plicants whose resources have been the group was unusual in that members depleted. openly identified themselves as lesbian or Last summer it was Canada. September gay. Today there are 22 affiliated Lesbian 29 at 7:30 p.m. it will be Jones Hall in and Gay Bands of America throughout the Houston. As phenomenal as this show is, FEATURING United States and Canada. who knows where they'll be performing On Sunday, September 29, at 7:30 p.m. next? Houstonians should catch them at Jesse H. Jones Hall, the Lone Star Sym- while they're in town! 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Airport Blvd IStafford, Texas Sharon Stone, Founder & Direcroc IDavid A. Franklin M.D., Psychiatrist PAGE 38 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 I TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 39 VENICE City of 8erenity by David Meunier joy a breathtaking view on all sides, a vista Pho~ographs by Stephen Hader of red-shingled roofs and countless domes. magine a city seemingly rising from the Down at the bottom you can mingle with Isea. A city of unique and unparalleled thousands of tourists and pigeons. beauty. A place that inspired one of Shakespeare's best plays. A setting where Richard Wagner could compose, and Lord Byron and Henry James would write. Galileo tested his telescope here and this is where Marco Polo began his journeys. A city that could lead Thomas Mann to write, Death in Venice, a depressing tale of a middle-aged man who dies of a mysterious plague before he can reconcile his obsession with a teenage boy. A city with a dark side? The movie Don't Look Now, starring Donald Sutherland, gave a dreamlike vision of a man who foresees his own death, a hallucinogenic chronicle featuring a homicidal dwarf. A city famous for its masked balls and car- vivals. A city haunted by ghosts? How can one city be so many things? History and background may provide some clues, but perhaps you have to see it for yourself. Venice is actually 117 small islands separated by 150 canals and joined by 400 bridges, situated on Italy's northeastern Sf. Mark's Campani/e(bell tower), in the center of St. Mark's Adriatic coast. Anyone visiting the city Square. should have suitable footwear and be prepared to do a great deal of walking. Before setting out to investigate the Over the passage of time, the city has marvelous structures surrounding the undergone several transformations. It square, take a break at one of the cafes lin- began as a place of refuge in the fifth cen- ing its environs. Indulge yourself with tury from barbarian attacks on the main- some gelati, the Italian ice cream. Sorry, land. During the Crusades, Venice became Bluebell, but it's the best in the world. a powerful city-state, dominating the en- Then proceed to The Doge's Palace. The tire Mediterranean. In the Renaissance Doges were Venice's chief magistrates. period it was the focal point for the great The pink and white building was a com- trade routes to the Middle East. bination White House, Senate, Supreme Enormously wealthy, the city was able Court, torture chamber and prison. The to finance spectacular art and architec- palace is filled with paintings, frescoes ture. In 1797, 1,000 years of Venetian in- and carvings. A tourwill take you through dependence ended when Napoleon traded vast halls, grand staircases and secret the territory to Austria. Hapsburg rule corridors. ended in 1866 when the city joined the You can also walk across the famous newly unified Italy. Today Venice is a city Bridges of Sighs, named for the moans of of 132,000. prisoners on their way to execution. Next The best place to take stock of the city door to the palace is St. Mark's Basilica, is St. Mark's Square, the center of life in founded in 832 A.D. and built to house the Venice. Take the elevator to the top of the tomb of St. Mark the Evangelist, the city's 324-foot red campanile (bell tower) and en- patron saint. According to legend, his TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 41 You may feel you just can't leave Venice without a gondola ride, but aone-hourtour of the city could easily cost you $50. If you're on a budget, there is still a way of 1Mut!s",iH~ getting around this. At various points along The Grand Canal, some distance from the bridges, you can take a ferry ride o by gondola from one side to the other for lit A6OfaitJ / 15~. You'll have to stand and it only lasts a few moments, but at least you can say you experienced it. 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As forme, I'd go back left them at the beginning of this century. in a minute. ~ PAGE 42 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 43 r UVING WITH HIV G.L.A.A.D. /N 199,-, 7' VC I 'H!!fifv p/fi11l / '1t!fUftif(/( ~~~ ()V~' by Kirk-Evon Billet 1fiPWAI1fI{}! .> Member of Goy and Lesbian Alliance :,1il/s IS tld.i/. Against Defamation, Inc. s homosexuality biological? Maybe. istence discussed without our input. And IShould we ask Jerry Falwell? ABC News it's inexcusable for a major news show to did. give a free forum to a professional hater ABC News Nightline with Ted Koppel like Falwell. asked the question "Is Homosexuality What Nightline didn't say about Falwell, Biological?" on their August 30 edition. and what Falwell himself would possibly The question has been getting a lot of at- like to keep quiet, is that he makes a liv- tention lately because a neurological ing off his homophobia. Falwell's far-right scientist, Dr. Simon LeVay, has come up Liberty Foundation raises funds by ex- with tentative findings that a small part of ploiting the hatred of gays. Falwell recent- the brain is responsible for sexuality, at ly sent out a fund-raising letter dealing ex- least in men. clusively with what he calls the "wicked Nightline took on the topic, and invited agenda" of "radical homosexuals." Dr. Richard Green and Dr. Evelyn Hooker, In it he cries, "We cannot allow the both basically pro-gay, to talk about the im- homosexuals to rule America!" and, plications of this research. The opening among other things, professes to have a film report was balanced. Having an open- "national battle plan ready to be im- ly lesbian or gay person would certainly plemented to defeat the radical homosex- have improved things, but as far as it went, ual movement." It's impossible to imagine it could be considered acceptable how Nightline thought Falwell could be a coverage. Except that, also invited to ap- reasonable addition to a panel on a gay IH 51ft£!I£~_"":"')Yi'. pear as an "expert" on the show was the issue. if£t£~.v<5'rJ(/Y'I6. E",'Y",y, _ "'d__ Rev. Jerry Falwell. To protest, send a letterto:Mr. Tom Bet- As a result, much of the program tag, Executive Producer, ABC News ANO &0'( YL( lIke BII/ are learning to live With HIV vi centered on Falwell's assertions that, Nightline, 47 West 66 Street, New York NY n· li We "'go Yo<> to "" the ""mbe, regardless of cause, homosexuality can 10023. Or call ABC News' audience rela- / . below ...anonymoUSIy, if you Wish. and should be "cured" through religious tions line at (212)887-3606. conversion, and the other guests were Some people still have just not got it in- forced to react to Falwell rather than to their heads that gay and lesbian people discuss the scientific possibilities. 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It's in- tax money spent on anything gay-oriented. sulting to gays and lesbians to have our ex- Readers' Digest recently offered its TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 45 PAGE 44 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 II111 legal approval that minority groups have anything related to us an "absurdity" that homosexual group called the National readers a sampling of grants by govern- under anti-discrimination statutes." should be "eliminated." To protest the Association of Black and White Men ment agencies considered to be excessive It's disturbing that Reader's Digest magazine's endorsement of Cal Thomas' Together." or inappropriate. They titled the listing would feel comfortable reprinting this lit- bigotry, write to: Mr. Kenneth Tomlin- "That's Outrageous," clearly assuming Writing was columnist Cal Thomas, late tle tirade, especially with its "us" and son, Editor-In-Chief, Readers' Digest, of the Moral Majority, now syndicated by that readers would find it so. A subtitle "them" rhetoric. When will people realize Pleasantville, NY 10570. the Los Angeles Times syndicate, in his added "Spotlighting absurdities in our that gays and lesbians pay taxes too? It's You can also send a fax to (914)238-4559, usual manifestation as resident homo- society is the first step toward eliminating surprising we're not madder than we are or call (914)238-1000. Let them know that phobe. He whined about NABWMT receiv- them." The reprinted sampling included about the pitifully small amount of tax their bigotry is what's truly outrageous. ing $200,000, part of which was used for things like worker-compensation over- money that goes to our concerns. And why "Hot Horny and Healthy" workshops on payments and outdated subsidies for wool do people still refuse to acknowledge the "GLAAD Tidings" is written by mem- and mohair producers. Maybe things like safer sex aimed at minority men. Thomas dramatic decrease in the spread of HIV bers of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against objected in particular to the inclusion in these are outrageous, but what was most among gay men brought about by Defamation, Inc., a nationwide organiza- the workshops of "condom races," in distressing was an item that began like workshops such as the ones Cal Thomas tion which monitors media coverage of which men try to be the quickest at fitting this: berates? lesbians and gay men. In Texas, report on a dildo with a condom. 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E1Alameda, Palm Springs,CA 92262 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 49 of 10 or more, and benefit the Colt 45's September 24 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 at Trouble Fund. Call (713)522-0181, and say Inklings, An Alternative Bookstore. (713) Jazz sold them to yOU! 861-1138. bgll!!I~~ Fort Worth is worth the drive to see This Sunday, Houston Community Col- Charlie's. TEXAS ~~- -. -- ~ D K lege System presents saxophonist Karen OI~.t:.A"I"A~1 • LUI'lI.....II. DINNER. DESSERTS Nunsense, the city's longest-running 24110URSA DAY stage production ever. Now in Cas a Ma- Wylie at Heinen Hall, 3517 Austin. 7 p.m. 'The smart, fresh am( affaraa6ft (uncli ait ernatiue. .\~~~ou., . * Har1ingen nana's Theatre on the Square, this musical Free. Be there. (713)630-1138. introduces is about five nuns who put on their own Now that all of Texas is in love with Matt show to raise funds to pay for a Christian Keneson (The Boy) and Van Farrier (The burial for fellow nuns who have suc- Man) and their play, Apartment 3-D, they're every weekday your choice of: cumbed to botulism. Heavens! Thursdays playing hard to get. Saturday nights only, TIIIlH IIOT friTllfff and Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 5 and 11 p.m. Curtains, 3722 Washington Ave- served with 2 vcggtes and bread & butter 9 p.m. Tickets are $15 and $17. (817) nue. $7. (713)862-4548.Then try to go home IIOT ~ tOLD fllriOW/tllff 332-6221. and get some sleep! IIOMfMIIOf fOUP 11 AI our speciallunch prices f CHARLIE'S . It's not just for breakjast. anY"UJre The New Piano Bar At Charlie's Write or call for brochure. DYNAMIC DUO 9 PM to 1 AM FRI. & SAT. 120 E. Atol St. P.O. Box 2326 South Padre Island, Texas 78597 I Live Entertainment (512) 761-LYLE Friday & Saturday Island Information Line: 1-900·B72-45oo 1111 1100 Westheimer In Houston Ext. 265 in English / Ext. 266 en Espanol 522-3332 to go orders available ($2 per minute) Erika Johnson in "Rum and Coca· Co/a. " Also in Fort Worth, at Stage West, This summer the Houston Ballet George Bernard Shaw's Candida. Wednes- brought screaming audiences to their feet KEY WEST ·C~tuKte days through Saturdays through October and won wide critical acclaim for Paul 5 at different times and prices. The baked Taylor's Company B in Washington D.C. ~WORLD salmon dinner is extra, honoring this last The President and Mrs. Bush were so ,. ----- production at this location. 812 Vickery delighted by it that they invited the whole "AMERlCA'S CHOICE FOR COSTUMES" Blvd. (817)784-9378. ballet company to the White House after- Rentals - Sales Houston's Kuumba House is bravely try- wards. Maxene Andrews, one of the three I'I'-nII ing to raise $11,000 to beat the city of Andrews Sisters, traveled to D.C. to see Houston's October foreclosure to satisfy every show and enjoyed them so much she ... a tropical Island paradise and the tax collector. The nonprofit center will leave an engagement in England to be America's premier gay resort area. 1000's of costumes on display shares dance, theatre and art with inner- in Houston when the show comes to the I For FREE Key West Information and Alterations available city children and adults. Now they're shar- Wortham Theatre. You'll want to be there brochures from member guesthouses, * * * * ing it with all of us with a free opening too, to hear the Andrew Sisters' music of write: The Key West Business Guild, P.O. WIGS, MAKE-UP, ACCESSORIES, night (September 20 only) performance of the '30s and '40s, including "Boogie Box 4640-5, Key West, FL33041, or call Boseman and Lena, a drama about power Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B" and 1-800-535-7797. Please state yOU saw DRESSES, COSTUME JEWELRY, in relationships. The show starts at 8 p.m. "Rum and Coca-Cola" and thrill to the this ad in THIS WEEK IN TEXAS! Friday and Saturday nights with a 5 p.m. Houston Ballet's interpretation of the era. THEATRICAL COSTUMES and show on Sunday. For ticket information Company B is not only a serious work of Name _ and reservations, call (713)524-1079. Also, art, but an unabashed crowd-pleaser as check out their art auction tomorrow from well. Tickets are $8 to $65. (713)227-ARTS. Address _ 2-4 p.m. and bid on work donated by Jesse Be looking forward to the Montrose Lott, Floyd Newsome, Isreal McCloud and Singers' concert, Happy Together, at the City _ 5707 Richmond Ave. 13621 Inwood Rd. other renowed artists dedicated to preser- University of St. Thomas, Jones Hall, Oc- Houston Bldg. 400 Inwood Plaza ving the Kuumba House. tober 6 at 4 p.m. $10 (713)463-8735. (713)266-5357 Dallas Hunter Davis will be singing and play- Reminder: "Stars Across America," State/Zip 1-800-222-6547 (214)696-8901 ing at Rockefeller's, 3620 Washington, September 29, 7:30 p.m. at Jones Hall. PAGE SO TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 I.1W PAGE 51 On Our Cover GREG SCOTT of Dallas "What a way to celebrate your birthday!" exclaim- ed Greg Scott. "Today is my 22nd birthday, and I'm on the cover of TWT for Gay Pride Week." Greg, a native Texan, was born in Lubbock, where he went to high school and then junior col- lege at McLennan in Waco. Hemoved to Dallas just over three months ago to pursue acting and model- ing aspirations. This sexy Virgo describes himself as "very single, but ready for a good time." In his spare time, Greg enjoys watching old movies. "I like to study them, to really watch and look at the style and the acting." Healso will begin bowling this fall on Monday nights with the Oak Lawn Bowling Association. As for the future, Greg wants to continue acting lessons and possibly get an agent. He also is "just starting back into working out." Greg has been very impressed about the way peo- ple in Dallas work together to help each other out. "I think it's great the way the community helps their own here. I know I plan to become a part of that, because I think that it is important to join together and help one another." Photos and text by MRProductions , m:::1 ------ I I I I ~C, • »'" ~' cedar springs flower market• '•.0" 1(>0 ~' v":l C~ t,.- '0 rt y;.)\~.",,\O'Q 1.6, f? ~ ,;;)~'> ~c" STEVE'~D. 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(214)521-0622 {t TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 54 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 55 11111111 TIll Mr. Blueboy Houston finalists, with winner Jeremy Silves front and center. After ten years of right-wing dogma, the ole peanut farmer doesn't seem so bad, does he? SAY, WASN'T THAT ... Peggy Sue and Sonny Wright at Gay Country in Houston; ith the party season of 1980 just a Hot Chocolate, Fandsy Starr, LaTonia W fond memory, the editors of the ReGay and Kenneth Ann at the Capri Club magazine were faced with the age-old in Odessa; Grace Jones and Miss Riki at dilemma of how to entertain the over One Ten in Austin; Miss Gay Texas 50,000 Texasexuals who perused the lindsy Love, Miss Gay America Lady pages of the periodical. Shawn, Miss Gay Texas USA Vonda Thanks to the inimitable talents of Carl DeLane, Deva Sanchez and Kandi Delight Cochran, however, boredom was not to be saluting Broadway at the Landing in a problem because, faced with this Dallas; oh-so-cute Jeremy Silves sporting challenge, Mr. Cochran reached back in- his new Mr. Blueboy Houston medallion to his own personal archives and extracted along with Byron Blackwell, Terry Chap- his game show masterpiece, "The First man, Roger Reed and Brent Shockley at 'Just How Gay Are You, Anyway?' Quiz, The Parade back in Houston; Robin Tyler, Part II, Again." And with bonus round live on stage at Our Place in San Antonio; questions such as "The first night you and Debbie Jacobs, also live on stage at spent in jail you ... " and multiple guess The Copa in Beaumont. responses such as "(a) got mad," "(b) COMMENTingon the state of crime in planned retaliation," "(c) redecorated the Montrose, Montrose Patrol board member cell" and "(d) had a catered dinner party for Steve Coates issued a formal letter of pro- 200," it was no wonder he was consistently test to the "lazy, selfish and cheap" relied on to provide comic relief. residents of Houston's gay community-a Speaking of relief, then-President Jim- community that Mr. Coates felt was unwill- my Carter offered the gay community plen- ing to support the very group which had ty of it during a campaign swing through worked so hard to protect it from violent Houston. In the first-ever NEWS con- crime. ference support of gay rights by any So much for things improving with time, American President, Mr. Carter declared huh? "No one is free until all are free," and, later By the way, did you know that you could, in a conversation with HGPC President in 1980, save up to 70% on shoes, shirts, Lee Harrington, "We hope to do as much swimsuits, belts and pants at the Sports as we can for gay rights." Locker in Houston? I thought you did! TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 57 11r1.1 I :1111 And, finally, Ray Hill eulogized Fred Paez, former constable and an active member of Houston's gay community, who was gunned down in a back alley by an off-duty Houston police officer. The cause? "An accident." Witnesses? " ... illl! on Iy one other off-duty pol ice officer." The verdict? What do you think? I And so it was, this week in Texas, 1980. '*1 ,!111\ I BARSACROSS AMERICA 1 - 900 - 976 - CLUB !III to hear HOT Male fantasies call 1-900 468·2700 11111: 111'I'1 '~ , : ! YOU'VE TRIED THE REST... I COME BACK TO THE BEST! 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This marks the Autumnal Equinox-the point at which the Sun passes from the northern to the southern hemisphere. 1-S00-669-DATE Monday will be a busy time in the sky since the annual Full Harvest Moon occurs some $2/min. +50¢ servicechargeper call-Touch-Tonephone required ten hours after fall begins. FULL HARVEST MOON - This month's Full Moon occurs at 5:40 p.m. next Monday, Gay owned and operated. Customer service: (305) 565-4455, Ext: 2955 September 23. And, since this isthe FullMoon closest to the Autumnal Equinox, this becomes the annual Harvest Moon. Read this week's STARSCOPE message to see how next Monday's FUll Harvest Moon affects you. PAGE 60 TWT SEPTEMBER20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 I TWT SEPTEMBER20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 PAGE 61 ' "'flI'll' \: LIBRA:(Sept 23 - Oct 23) Next Monday's Full since the fullness of the Moon will totally il- Moon is your most stressful of the year, as luminate your first house of self-esteem, 1111 Iii II it occurs opposite your own sign. This lunar physical well-being and personality. This is I event places the Full Harvest Moon in your one of your more emotional periods of the seventh house of marriage. This cou Id be a year, since the Full Harvest Moon occurs in IIII' time for partnership shake-ups and shake- your own sign-a once-a-year happening. outs. A shake-out will be beneficial since it Others will notice your mood swings. will rid you of old burdens, clearing the way TAURUS:(Apr 20 - May 20) Your usual stabil- for new contentment. ity, coupled with a Full Harvest Moon in , SCORPIO:(Oct 24 - Nov 21) The FuII Harvest your twelfth house of the inner self, can ill I l Moon next Monday will illuminate your shove you back into a quiet corner where sixth house of health and employment. It is you will ponder and plan future events. A i in these areas that you will feel the most game plan worked out under this lunar in- emotion. Mental stress could wreak havoc fluence is bound to cause considerable , on your physical health. You may be comment from others once it is revealed. , overly nervous as the Moon grows fuller. But wait to implement your private idea un- I Co-workers can also disrupt your peace of til after next Monday's Full Harvest Moon. mind and guide you down false avenues. GEMINI: (May 21 - Jun 21) Friendships will I SAGITTARIUS:(Nov 22 - Dec 21) Next Mon- blossom from out of nowhere during the 1111 i day's Full Harvest Moon is ideal for quick coming Full Harvest Moon cycle because dates and short encounters, whether they the illumination comes to full reflection in be purely for sex or temporary warmth. your eleventh house. Social situations Since the Full Harvest Moon brightens up could become stressful until a friend your fifth house of love affairs, your usual smooths matters out. Your hopes and independent nature will take to this wishes will at first be thwarted, but will later :111 carefree and sensual lifestyle most natur- attain success. ally. Don't be surprised if admirers are CANCER:(June 22 -July22) Your career may placed in your lifeway path. hit a bumpy road as the Moon gets fuller CAPRICORN:(Dec 22 -Jan 19) ThisMonday's nightly. By the time the Full Harvest Moon Full Harvest Moon comes to rest in your has culminated next Monday, you'll realize THE HOTTEST & SEXIEST fourth house of the home, giving your your employment picture has brightened ROMANCE STORIES' domestic scene a little time for rest. considerably. Waters of confusion will EVER HEARD Changes in decor, moving to a new place or calm, and in the lull after the storm, you'll entertaining in your home are all affected be richer for your experience. It's an ill wind (j)Romance on the ranch in an emotional way. Your homefront isdue that blows no good, you'll remember. for a realignment as the Moon grows fuller. LEO:(July 23 - Aug 22) Travel plans may be AQUARIUS: (Jan 20 - Feb 18) Communica- disrupted or delayed under the influence tion, traveling, talking, selling, convincing of the Full Harvest Moon. The buildup and writing are the areas of your life that period until this Monday's maximum lunar will be affected by next Monday's Full brightness can thwart some of your educa- Harvest Moon, since it will brighten up your tional pursuits. But be reminded that there third house. Don't be surprised if some of is a good reason for such delays and altera- your best laid plans do not materialize im- tions. It may save you much grief, you'll mediately. Patience will win out. Others realize afterwards. seem to be under your mental powers. VIRGO: (Aug 23 - Sep 22) Sexual pursuits PISCES:(Feb 18 -Mar 20) Becareful with your may easily become your current outlet and money as the Moon grows fuller, because escape asthe Moon grows fuller nightly. By it could mean that your pocketbook may be thetimethe Full Harvest Moon occurs next getting emptier. Since next Monday's Full Monday, you'll be almost totally confused Harvest Moon will illuminate your second by sensuality. Emotions will playa major house of money, you are advised to be ex- driving force in your life. Besure to recheck tra careful with your finances. Yet you will all records having to do with other people's 1-900 ~~ have the opportunity to turn near failures money and holdings. into quick successes if you are alert and avoid quick and unwise purchases during the Full Harvest Moon. COMING NEXT WEEK: Your October s3s-STUD ARIES:(Mar 21 -Apr 19) NextMonday's Full LOVESCOPE-a monthly forecast for $2 per minute / you must be 18 Harvest Moon will alter your personality romance. ~ PAGE 62 TWT SEPTEMBER20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 PAGE 63 PUT PRIDE IN YOUR LIFE Recovery 'ill'll I I Has Many Faces. :111\1,1 1 I I Ii,i ,I II Safest Place ToMeet Men o Houston 3100 Fannin 0 (713) 522-2379 Dallas 0 2509 Pacific 0 (214) 821-8989 11111 Open 24 Hours 7 Daystweek I I I ~111 I lill There is often great isolation in feeling different, in being different. It can be painful. Addictions can hide the pain - for a while. But at a great cost. At Pride Institute, we are here to help you. We affirm your differences - in color, gender, race, sexual orientation - and support your recovery. VPRIDE INSTITUTE the inpatient!autpanent chemical dependency treatment center exdusively far lesbians, gay men and bisexuals, accredited by JCAHQ, TRANSpaRTATIaNARRANGEO, AIRFARE IMY 8[PRaVIaEO C ALL 1·800·54·PRIDE PAGE 65 PAGE 64 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER26 1991 WOMEN'S BOWLING Houston - Attention all female bowlers. A new league is being formed for the fall, and will bowl every Monday night from 6:15-9p.m. III1 at Fairtanes at the S.W. Freeway and Gessner. 11 For new friendships, light exercise and lots of fun, come out and bowl. For more informa- tion, call (713)526-6558. There is still room for individuals to join some of the existing teams. For more infor- mation, call Ken Stewart at (214)528-1287. The Svelte Mommies. lt-rl Nick [Judy] Tierno, John [Midge] Greenlee, Ken Kurtz and Bill [Mona] Peterson winners of the Montrose Monday Night Men's Bowling League cham- pionships. TWT SPORTS photos by Bobby Miller. TEXAS DOUBLES Fort Worth - The Texas Doubles bowling league is looking for male and female bowlers for its fall season. Anyone at any level of abili- ty is welcome to join the fun. If you would like to participate, call Todd Pollard at (817)695-4948for more information. Newman Braud [I] and Steve Stepleton [r] enjoy the cuisine at the Montrose Monday Night Bowling League banquet. NIGHT OF PRIDE Dallas - Night of Pride, the North Amer- Missy & the Sissys, winners of high handicap game for the ican gay and lesbian bodybuilding champion- Montrose Monday Night Bowling Leeque. [I-r] Bobby [LuLu] Miller, David [Missy] Lester, John [Marthann] White and Tim ships are this Saturday at the Arcadia Theatre, [Vadge] Surratt. 2114 Greenville Avenue. Preliminary judging begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday morning and will last most of the OAR LAWN BOWLING day. Admission to the preliminaries is Dallas - The Oak Lawn Bowling Associa- available at the door of the theatre. tion began its twelfth year as a league on Competition finals begin at 7 p.m. Satur- September 9. Fifty-two teams divided into day evening. Tickets are $15-25for reserved two divisions have begun to compete. There seating and will be available at the Arcadian are also 120 people in its mini-league, which Theatre dooron a first-come first-serve basis. is divided into four divisions with 30 people Tickets are also available in advance by call- in each. ing (214)520-0019. At the end of week one, the following Bodybuilders from all over the United standings were reported to TWT SPORTS: States and Canada have come to Dallas to Black Division: 1- The Human Shoe, 2-A- compete in this AAU sanctioned event. It pro- Pac-O-Lips Now, 3- Team 24 and 4-Gir-r-r- mises to be an exciting evening of entertain- r-Is. Blue Division: 1- Three Men and a ment. 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Fwy., Houston - Park & Enter 3rd Level, (713) 524-9932 PAGE 69 MISS GAY TEXAS 1992 VILLAGE STATION · DALLAS SEPTEMBER 11·12·13 · 1991 :\1 .fIlii II' '1~I' I I I I I I I I I l' (l-r) 4th Alternate Celeste Williams, 1st Alternate Kofi, Miss Gay America Valerie Lohr, Amazing Grace, Miss Gay Texas 1991Nakoma Shaye, 2nd Alternate RachelMasters, Miss Gay Texas 1990 Coco and 3rd Alternate Dyan Michaels. :1111 I,'I I' I III_II 11111, 11 !I 11!llll I 'I1, ' TOP THREE PATTI LE PLAE SAFE 1st Alternate • Kofi Winner Winner • Amazing Grace Dion Martell 2nd Alternate • Rachel Masters Spirit Award II II It I [I ," " NEW FOR Wild Club's first introduction to "Showgirl Night" was held last Tuesday with a benefit SUNDAYS for SAAF House. Through the generosity of local bars, entertainers and bartenders, $2,000 was raised that evening. Thanks to SAN ANTONIO TEA - Here's what's ,I' all those involved with the show and the , going on THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO from support of the people of San Antonio for Alamo City HOT TEA ..•• making the fund-raiser successful.... Tonight, the Paper Moon plays host to C] . Meet Miriam and Barb [below], the new III!, • Harrington's "Man of the Year" contest ti owners of Memories. Remodeling has been beginning at 11 p.m. It promises to be a • completed on the popular northwest side I beefcake extravaganza, and you can check out all those muscles-in-action with special guest Jenny McCall and Miss Gay San Antonio/USA Chanel White, captured in the CRUISE CAMERA above during her recent Carmen Miranda theme show ... Miss Gay Alamo City/USA Denise Fairchild is special guest in this Sunday's Super Show ... Tuesday, Pauletta's September Talent Night Finals get under way at 11:30 p.m. with Newcomer of the Year Paige Adams and Miss Gay River City/USA bar, and everyone is invited out to view the Kimberly Gordon as special results. Good luck and best wishes, ladies, entertainment ... The Paper Moon Talent from Alamo City HOT TEA ...• Show salutes rap divas of the seventies this Hard Hat is gearing up to celebrate party Thursday with special guest, the Queen of animal Tym Edwards' one-year anniversary on Soul, Jean Diamond. Come out and go the job. It all happens on Friday, September "downtown shoppin' at the bus stop" with 27, so make plans to stop in. Hard Hat Pauletta, Melissa and Tiffany .... owner Mike Patton has installed hot oil This Sunday at 7 p.m., Country Club wrestling as a permanent Thursday night CAPECODS presents Lady Sara's Variety Show, which ill- Q will feature new faces from around San _AND Antonio. Hope to see you there .... 75• SCREWS ALL DAY & ALL NIGHT fli feature at 11 p.m. Jeff Roberts [above] is the newest member of the wrecking crew. Check him out. ... The Crew now has hot male strippers Are you ready for a morbid Monday? Nite every Saturday night from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. Owl is having a $1.75 "dark sale" every While enjoying the Crew, grab a cocktail Monday on bourbon and scotch until 8 from longtime favorite bartender Steve p.m. Tuesdays, check out the "white sale" "Malibu" Parham [above] .... on vodka, gin, rum and tequila. The sale 5039 WILLIS · DALLAS• (214)828-4471 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 73 ) ends at 8 p.rn., but don't despair. Hunky male dancers put their acts in gear at 9 p.m., so be sure and stick around for the boys. Coming to the Nite Owl in October is julee's annual birthday month. Check with Barbie for details.... Tonight, the Bonham Exchange brings forth not one, not two, but four dancers for your viewing pleasure. You can expect these male and female beauties to travel from stage to stage, just like Gino and J.D. I OUR 'II~I [below]. Kickoff time is 11 p.rn., so be I' 1, 3rd ANNIVERSARY ,I' , Amazing Grace [pictured above with Caven II CELEBRATION Ii Enterprisesowner Denis Weir] was also \' named Miss Congeniality by her fellow I SATURDAY, SEPT. 21 contestants. Grace and Kofi now go on to I, Drink Specials 9-11 represent Texas at Miss Gay America October 15-20 in Dallas. For pageant Special Show 11 pm photos, turn to page 71. CONGRATULATIONS DALLAS TEA - Here's what's happening THIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D HOT TEA there ... JessicaWells now performs every to the Dallas Tavern stirred by Steve.... Tuesday at the Bonham along with suprise Guild on the 8th Annual The eighth annual Alan RossTexas I, performers ... In the mood for pizza? Freedom Parade rolls down Cedar Springs Ii Alan Ross Texas Domino's Pizza will be selling their wares I' this Sunday, September 22, starting at 3 every Wednesday and on weekends ... The II Freedom Parade! p.m. with a record 76 units participating. Bonham Exchange would like to welcome The celebration in Lee Park follows with their new doorperson Mark Juarez and to winning parade entries announced and send belated birthday wishes to Martin and trophies being presented plus special Kenneth. speakers, awards and entertainment. The READERSHIPSURVEYCONTESTWINNER parade is a way for businessesand TWT thanks the nearly 2,000 readers who organizations to promote a positive image I and pride in the community and to thank '11111, respondedto our recent ReadershipSurvey. The resultsare still being tabulated, and will everyone for their support. The parade is be announced in the near future. dedicated to the memory of Ron Petty. This Congratulations to Jackie c. North of year's Grand Marshals, elected last Saturday, Houston, the winner of a three-day, two- are John Thomas, Carolyn Dunbar and Sue night trip for two to South Padre Island, Schrader. Patti Le Plae Safewas proclaimed courtesyof Lyle's Deck and Advance Travel. honorary Grand Marshal by the Dallas Tavern Guild in recognition of outstanding MISS GAY TEXAS 1992 - Three nights of community service.... 35th ANNUAL intense competition ended last Friday when Lastweekend, the Dallas Tavern Guild's PIONEER DAYS Dallasite Amazing Grace was named Miss Big Event Carnival on the 4001 parking lot Gay Texas 1992 out of a field of 49 was the best-attended in history. Over SEPT. 20.21.22 preliminary winners. A crowd of over 1,500 $7,600 was raised to help with the cost of packed Village Station in Dallas for the final this year's parade.... Join our staff in night. Kofi of Houston won first alternate Zippers is celebrating the eighth annual portraying the honors, Rachel Masters of Dallas took Alan RossTexas Freedom Parade by second alternate, Dyan Michaels of Houston bringing you the hottest male dancers from "Old West" as it was was named third alternate and Celeste across the state again this weekend with "OLD WEST' ATTIRE Williams of Dallas walked away with fourth appearances by Stryker, Giovanni, alternate. Patti LePlae Safewon the 1992 Christopher, Jordan, Steve and Tony. They ENCOURAGED" Dion Martell Spirit Award, which included offer reduced drink prices until 10 p.m. $500 in cash for the charity of her choice. nightly, too .... PAGE 74 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 75 II' wine. Congratulations on a decade of super I I sound .... Miss TGRA candidate Chili Pepper [right] hosted Men Behind Bars, a Revlon House benefit, which raised over $400 at Crews Inn last week. One of the high points of the Round-Up doorman Jerry Hall [above, I] evening was a stellar Dallas' AIDS Resource Center's Food J Bartender Alan [above] greets you with a celebrated his birthday last week. Round- performance by Pantry received two big donations this ""I~: smile every night at the Village Station, Up's entry in the parade will again feature Delilah Matthews week. Wave owner Howard Okon [above, I] where Sunday's Trash Disco on September their giant Texas flag. Bring your piggy [below] doing "Dear and manager Ric Herrington [r] presented 1'\:1 29 presents superstar Viola Wills singing all banks and pitch in your change. All Me" seated on her throne. Stop in for $1,000 to executive director Bill Hunt [c]. 1 I her hits. There's no cover from 8-9 p.m. and proceeds raised will go to AIDS Services. blackjack Wednesdays during Vegas night. He received another $1,000 from Club l' $1 well drinks all night long. Next up at the Since 1987, the goals have been exceeded Dallas, presented by manager Daryl I Station, superstar Martha Wash, the voice by your contributions. This year's goal is Stubblefield [below, I] and fitness trainer levy behind Black Box and C+C Music Factory, over $3,000 and every penny helps the Carriker [r] .... 11 belts out her hits "Everybody, Everybody," AIDS Resource Center Food Pantry .... "Strike It Up," "Gonna Make You Sweat" Desert Moon now has something new on I and more at midnight, Friday October 4 ... Sundays with big screen TV football games I Cedar Springs Flower Market has happy plus 75¢ Cape Cods and screwdrivers all I hour from 4-6 p.m. weekdays when you can day and all night. Saturday, September 21, pick up three stems for the price of two. stop in and buy a dance with Linda Morales, They also offer discounts on bunches of lead plaintiff on the 21.06 repeal case, with glads. Stop in this Sunday during the parade all proceeds benefiting the Texas Human and meet owner Sally Weaver and the Rights Foundation's fight for our rights .... talented staff including floral designer Sue Ellen's Donnie Brown [below] .... doorperson Chris New for fall on Mondays is NFL football on ------...•, Florida [left] invites the patio with $1 draft beer benefiting AIDS Tomorrow, it's the North American Gay you out to view Doris Services .... and lesbian Bodybuilding Championship's Hayes' artwork this The National Night Of Pride at the Arcadia Theatre. month. Stop by Sue Memorial AIDS Quilt Tickets are $10, $15, $20 and $150, and the Ellen's on Fridays and Names Project has a events begin at 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit enjoy reduced drink newly formed chapter OlCS. For ticket information, call (214) prices until 10 p.m. in the D/FW area. 520-8108 or 520-0019. The Wave hosts a and no cover all night long with after hours. The Friends of the welcome party and reception tonight from By the way, congratulations to K.J., who Quilt's new co-chair 7-9 p.m. for the contestants and participants won the trip for two to San Francisco in last is handsome Mitch featuring guest poser Chris Dickerson. Then Sunday's Big Event Raffle .... Gill [left]. You'll be tomorrow night, the club presents "The Pink Robert Patrick's Homosexual Acts is Throckmorton Mining Company has beer hearing a lot about Party" during their Saturday night Dance presented in Village Station's Rose Room at busts every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and the Names Project in Zone continuing with after hours. Sunday's 8 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays. For Wednesday until 11 p.m. Stop in and spend the coming weeks. send-off party follows reservations, call the Dallas Alliance Theatre some time with the men in the Mine. Club Where did Liza Minnelli go to relax after the parade with photo at (214)824-1215. Limiting the seating to 150 Bear presents September's Bear of the her Starplex concert this summer? Liza and sessions with Chris per performance makes every night standing Month Contest this Thursday, September 26 her entourage went to Bill Munoz's Dickerson and Night room only. You must be 21 or over to at 11 p.m. with cash prizes. Emcee for the Hideaway Clubs and visited with fans until of Pride winners. attend the Amsterdamned Productions evening is Heda Quote .... the wee hours of the morning. Now Liza's Thursdays, the Wave presentations of these two one-act plays. Ripcord welcomes the National leather in Las Vegas and her opening act is Dallas' goes South of the The Rose Room features Coco and Company Association tonight, Friday, September 20 as own Wiseguys. They'll be opening for her in Border with 99¢ every Thursday, and this week's special they host A Night Of leather with margaritas from 5-9 guest is the dynamic Deva Sanchez. demonstrations and buffet starting at 9 p.m. Atlantic City next month, too .... p.m. served by bar- Amazing Grace appears every Monday at 11 Also tonight, Ambush hosts registration for JR's hosts Comedy Video Nights every tender Todd Daves p.m. and midnight. Nakoma Shaye performs Coyote Run" in the back bar. ... Monday. The grill is open until 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. JR's offers reduced [right] and Karaoke at every Wednesday. Donna Day presents Big Oak lawn Records celebrates their tenth p.m .... Break Night every Tuesday .... anniversary this weekend with free beer and drink prices every day until 10 p.m .... 9 PAGE 76 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 Cove deejay Larry hand to help raise money for AIDS Services PIfRfif€Rcf', Bridges [left] spins the of Austin and Project Transitions. Be on soundsyou like to hear. hand to help out two worthy causes.... 3424 SOUTH FREEWAY (1-35) Stop in on Sundays The Crossing will be celerating their 11th FORT WORTH and see what new anniversary starting on September 27. Since emcee Roxie Hart and they're starting a new decade of serving the 817/924-2519 girls have lined up for Austin community, the bar will be celebrating you. Bill, Chris, Betty for a whole week. Congratulations to the CELEBRATE PIONEER DAYS and the gang always oldest and friendliest bar in Austin .... have a good time Waterloo Counseling Center will be SPECIAL EVENTS planned for everyone holding another one of their skating parties SEPT.20-21-22 at the Cove.... on September 25. As usual, the event will AUSTINteaCIOUS - Here's what's going be held from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 10 PM on THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Chris' Capital Playland Skating Center, 8822 McCann. PARTNERS PROUDLY PRESENTS City HOT TEA. Congratulations to Ted Freedman, who won Charlie's is gearing up for their Think Pink the 36" color TV donated by Terry Williams. THE COURT OF THE Party this weekend with specials every day. Thanks to all who participated .... NEVER ENDING CIRCLE Be sure to catch the Lone Star Male Revue The second annual Oil Baron's Black and dancing for your enjoyment and White Ball will be at Buckles on September entertainment during Friday happy hour. 27-29. Prizes for the two winners will be Saturday, the staff and management bring in given away that night, including tickets to RETURN OF THE BEER BUST recording artist Viola Wills for your listening the George Strait concert, a complete DAILY DRINK SPECIALS pleasure. By the way, I forgot to mention package to the eighth annual T.G.R.A. Rodeo in Dallas, including two nights at the BAG LADY PRICED that the cover charge for Viola Wills will be absolutely nothing! Dallas Grand Hotel and two engraved Yes, that's right. belt buckles for Absolutely nothing. outstandingcommunity HOT TEA found out support. Call the club that barback Larry for more information .-: -:-: ':-:-.".- -:-:-:._----. "--', Shodts [left] has been on how to enter the promoted to bartender contest. Gregg Burch PRIVATE and will be on hand [right] is one of the AND ...\HI~IN~triti~~to sei.i"rve you during the weekend activities .... new bartenders [and 'Bout Time has scheduled the second a handsome one at annual Rocky Horror Picture Show for that] who'll be on DIRECT tomorrow night, September 21. Come with hand to serve you i~iWli~lij~~!:!!I!i!iyour costumes and props for the showing of during the festivities. the movie at 9 p.m. Then stick around for Drop by and welcome CREMATION more fun and games all night long.... Gregg to Buckles.... 00 so~e.l1utritionalneed~·.are••differ~~tfor·.'[.·. Chain Drive's manager and occasional Steve Higginbotham has been meeting $500 indMdua'f"'ithHIV. TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 78 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 I 111\ Reggie and also for the grand opening of his salon. We'll let you know more about both parties when Reggie lets us know the dates. I Remember, Reggie has won the Austin B.E.A.N. Award the last four years for the slowest bartender with the most attitude. Who knows when he'll let HOT TEA know .... 1111111 Margie is still cooking up the steaks at Nexus every Thursday night from 7-9 p.m. III You bring your own choice of meat and Nexus will supply you with all the fixins'. The Folleyettes [above] entertained the i!, You can also take advantage of their 50¢ crowd with their precise drill team Say hello to Rich's newest bartender, Miller Lite Draft at the same time .... Bartenders Sally jewell [above, I] and Vicci maneuvers at the annual Folleyball Fest last Frank Mirandola [above], who's definitely I,I San Fran Cisco's has been packing them Lindsey [r] were on their toes all night long Sunday afternoon. Over $2,100 was no stranger to Houston's nightclub scene. in ever since they opened their doors to the keeping the customers satisfied, while collected for the Colt 45's Stone Soup fund Tonight, Rich's welcomes Texas favorite deejay Bridgett Tucker [below] kept the including a $1,000 donation from Charles jimmy james, who's graciously substituting crowd dancing till the wee hours of the Armstrong Investments, Inc. In addition, for comedian Judy Tenuta, whose act has morning. Congratulations to Betsy and generous spectators attending the event been rescheduled for Friday, December 13. donated over 230 casesof nonperishable Why does Texas love Jimmy? His flawless Packie from your friends at HOT TEA.... : i food items as well as 50 cases of illusions of Marilyn Monroe, Bette Davis and toi letries.... Judy Garland have made him famous coast to coast. Tonight you'll see the latest addition to his repertoire: the legendary Miss PatsyCline. Then next Friday, the club hosts its Undergrad Underwear Party.... Finally, over 1,600 fans attended this year's 23rd annual Miss Camp America Pageant at the Music Hall. We'll have lots of public. Doorman Gerald Penny [above], photos next week, but for now, we leave !~' barback Rusty Salazar and customer David with a shot of this year's luck-of-the-draw Ferris were on hand last weekend to party "winner," Miss Hawaii/Miss Camp America the night away to the country and western , ,,,, ..U,,,,,,,b,.;.,..:-, ,III' tunes played by Dan Bernhardt. Cisco's has Be at Heaven this Sunday when Hi NRG a special surprise coming in October. ... recording artist Shannon makes her first The Red Room celebrates Oktoberfest In case you missed HOT'TEA last week every Sunday during the month of October 1:":I·, 1\ Texas appearance since 1985. She was when we mentioned that the TWT Austin forced to reschedule her concert from an with German beer, food and music. On '1111, I office has moved, we'll say it again: the new earlier date due to circumstances beyond Saturday, October 12, they'll host a chili phone number is (512)474-2105, and you her control. Next up at Heaven: on October cook-off, also benefiting Stone Soup.... can send your correspondence to us at TWT 5, Martha Wash, the Speaking of food, Magazine, P.O. Box 1771, Austin, TX incomparable voice of 611 Club owner Steve 70767-1771. Shimer [left] invites 111,il Black Box and C+C HOUSTON HOTTea - Here's what's Music Factory, will hit you out to his new going on THIS WEEK IN THE SPACE CITY from the stage at Heaven's Sunday brunch buffet Houston HOT TEA.... weekly Saturday night from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. 1992 Dame Edith Evans.Anyone care to Houston artist james Preuss' work will International House Their first catered "lei" this dame? grace TWT'S cover next week in conjunction Party. Every Sunday, affair was such a TEXASTElETYPE - Dateline Beaumont: with the opening of his display at Gentry. River Oaks Boys Club success they've Lovely jasmine jarreau [rear, c] won the The club's Turnabout Show this Sunday presents Men in decided to make it a Beaumont Newcomer of the Year Pageant evening at 8 p.m. will be a fund-raiser for Briefs, while behind weekly event. Bon Colt 45's Stone Soup fund. The Colts will be the bars, there are appetit! ... guest bartenders and none other than gorgeous men like Make your plans to be at Missouri Street Walter Carter himself will be barbacking. bartender Erich Station tonight and tomorrow night to enjoy Don't miss it. Don't forget that Maude Anderson [right] .... the combined talents of Keith Caldwell and emcees Gentry's strip contest every Monday This Saturday, Montrose Mining Company Clay Howell. If you've not yet heard them, and wet jockey contests every Wednesday .... hosts its Torn Levi Party. Then, on Monday you're in for a real treat. Missouri Street XTC grand opened last Friday night with a night, Houston's #1 cruise bar observes Full Station-the Montrose cabaret that always huge crowd of enthusiastic partiers. Moon Madness with its monthly blowout. ... presents the finest in live entertainment. ... PAGE 80 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 . held recently at the Copa. Pictured with her [clockwise from top) are emcee Jill Jordan, last year's winner Christina Lordd, first runner-up Janet l. third runner-up Eydie Leigh and second runner-up Tonia Taylor. THELAlYJ Congratulations to all the winners. Dateline Amarillo: The Panhandle's SHOW newest club is a familiar name. The all-new SATURDAY OP is now open and manager Mandy [below) invites you out to enjoy yourselves. NIGHT Over at Maggie's, former Miss Gay USA 10:30 P.M. MISS PEACHES & FRIENDS ~ LADY CHANNELL .»: ~ BURGUNDY WOODS ~ ~ ANDCOCO HSPECIAL GUEST ."s:* "* PEACHES AND ~ DEBBIE DELICIOUS 25C Pool Tables Always Open 10 AM·MIDNIGHT MON· THURS 10 AM· 2 AM FRI & SAT Eartha Kitt [above) is not only show director, 31~TUAM • HOUSTON, TX· 528·9343 she also tends bar. '*' HOUSTONS NEWEST, HOTTEST J XTC WOMEN'S DANCE BAR ,"J -the legalhigh- FRI. & SAT. 9PM - 2AM tJ TIl'DgCUHo~TOH * TUES. - SUN. 7PM - 2AM 'J\P'i:-:':"<~"'\t * HAPPY HOUR EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAy) ~ 1\1.. * 100% COUNTRY MUSIC FRIDAY & SATURDAY * MONDAY-SUPER HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT Ms.8's * WEDNESDAY-EXECUTIVE WOMENS NIGHT ~~~~yY~:~P~~OG~~-8WITH FREE BUFFET 4-8, HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT * THURSDAY-LIVE ENTERTAINMENT COME WATCH FOOTBALL ON SUNDAY & MONDAY TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE B3 Houston. Montrose. One bedroom, oft-street parking, bills paid. $360. (713)523·5953. {)alias. Very large 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo on Galveston. 1880s 2 story Victorian, 5 becroorns., Holland, secure building and parking. $510 plus elec- downtown location. Needs work, $37,500. 1890s large Houston. Free locating, Montrose, Galleria, Med. trlc. (214)526-0491. 2 story Victorian duplex, ca/h, separate meters, Center. Call Rich. (713)523-3100. Everitt, Eckman & historical district, hardwood floors, balcony, Associates. Agent. Dallas. Oak Lawn. 1·1 studio, lofts and flats. $370-$425 all bills paid. POOl, pets. Intruder fence. $110,000. David Bowers Realtor. (409)765-8830. Houston. Studio apartment. Spacious. Track lighting, Newly rehab. (214)522-8436. Houston. Fabulous 2 bedroom in museum area, totsl- dishwasher, garbage disposal, free wash & dry, patio, Fort Worth. Iy fluffed. Call Lee (713)523-3100 agent. utilities not included. (713)526-2309. Remodeling Special HELP WANTED Dallas. PRISTINE CONDITION! 2100 sq.ft., trl-tevei Spacious, clean 1 & 2 br. apts. home, 3·2·2 plus den, hardwood floors, security No deposit - for TWT readers Dallas. FOR RENT/LEASE system. Kiest Wood area. $695. (214)337·7699. (817) 446·1431 NEEDED TELEMARKETERS Houston. Montrose 111 from $320 + bills, $150 de· Dallas.Super Bryan Place, 1·1V2/study, WBFP, new Dallas. 1 bedroom rental special. (214)528-6275. CARPET CLEANING SERVICE posit. Free basic cable, skylights, pool, access gates paint, carpet, wallpaper, new MW & frig. + WID. NEEDS GOOD TELEMARKETERS NOW. Houston. CHOOSE MOVEMASTERS! and covered parking. Westmoreland Square, 219 Mar- Secured garage and entry gate; + 1-900 sq. ft.; close $5+ HOURLY. CALL (214) 521·6114 OR APPLY AT [" shall (713)528-5218. to downtown and Baylor. $750/mo. + dep. Available Dallas/Houston. immediately. (214)821·2754. 2706 OAK LAWN Houston. Eff. apartment for lease. Hardwood floors, Dallas. I)JS(~llIMINA'I'ING lU)(JIA'I'S ceiling fans, mini·blinds, pool, access gates and taun- Austin. PLAINTIFF'S ATIORNEY wanted for small, Need To Relocate? dry room. (713)520-7084. relaxed Austin PIIWC practice. 20% intrastate day II -We have it all- WHY BOTHER? Sweating, driving, wasting time. We have two bed- travel. Wordperfect required. litigation experience :1 Houston. Montrose-Rice·Medical. Lovely 1 bedroom Apartments, Condos, Townhouses, Houses preferred. Recent Bar Exam acceptable. $3O,OOOlyr. apartment. Small, quiet complex, pool, laundry, APARTMENTS ETC. room studtos, WBFP, $470 bills paid. One bedroom Send resume and letter to Law Office, 7320 N. ,n! utilities paid, free cable. (713)523-5028. (214)559·2686 $360, efficiency $300, luxury one bedroom, security, washer/dryer supplied, microw,ave, $450, some with Mopac #310, Austin, Texas 78731. Austin. Large 1 and 2 bedroom apartments - gas weight room, sauna, jacuzzi. and water paid. Windsor. (512)441·9777. Dallas. Eight buildings to choose from; effiCiencies, Houston. Telegram Co. now hiring male & female two/1 V2 studios, $295 and up. Call (214)526-4990. Austin.Cozy house (3·2·1). Ener\lY effiCient, new gas dancers. Call (713)361-3866. stove, dishwasher. Giant oaks In private yard $575. Dallas. Dallas-Estate on White Rock Lake. Small I~IN))1'1' APARTMENT LOCATORS Windsor (512)441·9777. guest house with beautiful view of lake. $500·$700. Houston. Help Wanted Moving Co. (713)981-0706. Austin. Possible reduction for help on estate. James (214) 824-0283. (214)520- 2:100 (71:1)2(10-14(10 Dallas. General office assistant. Typing, filing, BWHOUR Houston. Richmond and Kirby, 212, $525 +, free FOR SALE answering phone, etc. Full or part-time. Monday/Fri· cable, low deposit. Call (713)523-3100 Everitt Eckman day. 9/5. (214)276-0999. What, a vacancy at the Chateau de Paris? Yes, a two & Associates. Dallas. Bar/Restaurant. (214)522-6090. bedroom for $465 and a one bedroom for $350. Call Houston. Free locating. Montrose, Galleria, Houston. Perfect renovation/redo project. Two story 1IIIt Reg. (512)445-6969. Dallas. Houseman, live-in for estate at 25-40, full time, Medcenter. Call (713)523-3100 Everitt Eckman & between HCC & Binz. BJM Realtor. (713)666·2389. energetic, bright, health conscious and holistic ap- Austin. Associates. Ii San Antonio. King William house. Sauna and hot tub. proach a must. James (214)824-0283 Houston. Free locating all area. (713)523-3100 agent. For sale or lease (one year minimum). (512)227-8521. GRAND OLD DAME 'Houston. Dallas. Garage Apt. 3829 N. Hall St, 2 rooms, new ap- 1111 Across the street from U.T. All bills paid. Large ettl- ~allas. PLANT SALE. Perennials and ground cove~ HEAVEN.JRS.SANTA FE.MONTROSE MINE pliances, security, all bills paid (including cable ser- ciencies $360. Spacious one bedrooms $495. Ifor sun and shade. By appointment through Sej)J oin the winning team of the country club ofl j Humongous two bedroom, two bath $700. Call Reg vice), $350/mo + security deposit. (214) tember 9. David Jones (214)941-4272. 528-2300 9-5 pm ightclubs. Now accepting applications for viva- at (512)445-6969. ~ious, honest selt-starters with positive attitude,' Houston. Montrose. Unique one bedroom apartment. Houston. Montrose/Cherryhurst: Unique, private ef· Dallas. TASTEFULLY RENOVATED KESSLER PARK r-ho understand that customer service Is our majo Secure surroundings. No pets. (713)523-4202. ficiency, super air/heat, ceiling fan, full kitchen, Retreat offered by owner. This 2400 sq. ft. Austin goal. We are looking for management trainees, Idl covered parking, laundry. $285. (713)523·8286, stone 2·2·2 rests on V2 acre overlooking Big "D's" lb. artenders, door staff, floor staff, and disc jockeys. Houston. BinziMed Center 1/1 in small complex. best skyline view. Extensive amenities, creative fman- III 880-4800. ~ven if you've applied before, or if you are employed Hardwoods, ceiling fans, gates. Olympus Properties. cing, poss. trade equity for income property-I'm (713)622-4805. elsewhere, apply with us any Monday, noon till 3 Houston. Montose: Large, totally renovated, one open and motivated! 240,000 range. Jim. (214) lp.m. at Heaven. A recent photo is required. No. Houston. Greenway area 1/1 in small complex. Gates, bedroom apartment. Super air/heat, ceiling fan, 234·2217. hone calls please. covered parking, c/AH, dishwasher. Olympus Proper- covered parking. $375. (713)523-8286, 880-4800. I ties. (713)622-4805. Dallas. 1·1 and 1·1V2 studios, 2·2, pool, laundry, con- ~ouston. BUYING and SELLING real estate, contad Dallas. ~UZANNE ANDERSON PROPERTIES, serving OU WANTED 111111 Houston. Montrose 211 in sixplex. Hardwoods, trolled access system, cable TV, pets OK (214) fommunlty. (713)529-8484. Experienced TELEMARKETERS. Earn as high as covered parking. Olympus Properties. (713)622-4805. 559-4119. $12.40/hr. + Bonus. Contact Andrew (214)526-0001. Houston. Montrose adorable 1/1 in fiveplex. WID con- Dallas. FREE RENT! Oak Lawn condo. New carpet, Dallas. TASTEFULLY RENOVATED KESSLER PARK Houston. Missouri Street Station now hiring for all nections. Available now! Olympus Properties. paint and verticals. Two bedrooms, two baths, retreat offered by owner. This 2400 sq. ft. Austin bar positions. (713)524·1333. (713)622-4805. washer/dryer, pool. No pets. $575. (214)902-8266. stone 2·2·2 rests on V2 acre overlooking Big D's best Houston. Call Olympus Properties for free locating Dallas. Under new management and renovation. Ef· skyline view. Extensive amenities, creative financing, Houston. Paralegal/clerklsecretary-knowledge of service. Apartments, homes, townhomes. (713) ficiency, 1 & 2 bedroom. Preferable adult. Pool and poss. trade equity for income property-I'm open Wordstar or Wordperfect required. Sean 622-4805. courtyard. Starting at 295. (214)521-6590. and motivated! $240,000 range. Jim (214)234·2217. (713)521-0867. Houston. Woodland Heights. Near downtown/Mont· Dallas. Efficiency on Buena Vista Nice complex, nice Dallas. Houseman wanted-free rent for 2 hours rose. One bedroom apartment, $375. Efficiency apart- area. $295 bills paid (214)526-0491. REALTOR DALLAS AREA work per day. (214)827·2032. No fats or ferns. ment, $275. Central Air/Heat, pool, sauna, cable, taun- Dallas. Beautiful1·bed apt., pool, security, bills paid, SalesJllstlngileasingJrelocation. "serving. our co.m Dallas/Houston. AlC Telemarketers Oak Lawn/ dry, covered parking. (713)523·8286, (713)880-4800. (214)526-4991. {nunlty" Bill (214)900-9484. ". Westheimer locations. $5 hr. + comm. Dallas Houston. ShepherdlWestheimer. 2·1,upstairs, brown l (214)349-4162, Houston (713)774·5757. Start today. carpet, pool and security gate. $410. Jerry. (713) Dallas. OAK LAWN, 2 bedroom, 1V2 bath, $425 plus Dallas. Great Lakewood home. Spacious, 2·1, w/ch elect. 4224 Rawlins. (214)528-0207. Dr. Rutherford. & a, hardwoods and lots of extras, large treed lot. Low 529-3820. ROOMMATES $120's. Call for appt. (214)827·5849. Houston. WEST UNIVERSITY. Live now, build later. Dallas. Very large 2 bedroom, 2 bath on Cole in 2·1 corner lot. White formica kitchen, Jennaire, ceu- secure complex. $495 bill paid. (214)526-0491. Dallas. Young, professional GWM or F to share Dallas. Zero down, VA! $2,100 down FHA! Tasteful- ing fans, track lights, wood floors, fenced. Needs house in Kessler Park area. $300/month. Dallas. 1 bed. apt. on Buena Vista, $385 bills paid. Iy remodeled 2 bedroom, bath, sunroom plus 2 car cosmetics. Violet, agent. (713)660-8222. (214)948-4804. (214)526-0491. detached garage. (214)504-6755. PAGE 84 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 85 San Antonio. Housemate, Northwest, $180. (512) Dallas. Austin. Hot Hispanic. (214)5214547. Houston. 69& PAGE 86 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 TWT SEPTEMBER 20 - SEPTEMBER 26 1991 PAGE 87 'Austin. Dal/as. vallas. Dallas. HOT: WAYNE CHOREOGRAPHER Handsome young Italian man ... (214) 559-2704 Buy six lessons, get two free for infonnation, call IIII~I/S 1'#1 )IOVI~ltS safe, sensual, discreet (214)528-0754. Ask for Davie. Tony (512)477-5680. Full Service, New Trucks, Friendly, Careful Staff Dal/as. LEGENDS-Legendary Men of Texas. Houston. Fanners Insurance Group. Homeowners, Local and Long Distance Houston. ENHANCEMENTS. Stress reduction. (214)528-8125. Also hiring. Renters, Automobile, Life, Commercial, Annuities. (713) 520-1197 !Dallas. Dale (713)520-{)377. (2ILl) 521-01125 Dal/as. 'AuStin. TRANSSEXUAL MODEL RAQUEL He's Bigger and Better By Appointment to the Queens of Austin I )1I~"'ltO:(1117) 51UI-Of)01l (214) 521-9765 i Dal/as. GORGEOUS BODYBUILDER. (214)528-1577. 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A memorial service will be held on Sun- In our hearts forever. day, September 22 at The Rothko Chapel, 1409 Sui Ross beginning at 2:30 p.m. Donations of food to Although he has left us, he will long be remembered Stone Soup's Red Barrel at the Kroger store on by those whose lives he touched. Montrose would be appreciated in lieu of usual With love, remembrances. we miss you so very much. Rusty, Debbie and friends Rudy Garcia 4/15/59 - 8124191 You made up your mind It was time it was over After we had come so far. I think there's enough Pieces of forgiveness Somewhere in my broken heart. I would not have chosen The road you have taken It has left us miles apart. I think I can still Find the will to keep going Somewhere in my broken heart. Gordon Lee Darrah (above) I don't know why you chose not to fight this, but Gordon Lee Darrah, 30, slid peacefully from this I do know you're not in pain anymore. I'll miss you. life experience in the early morning hours Wednes- Love, day, September 11, with many close friends at his Randy side. Born May 16, 1961,in Newport News, Virginia, Johnny Patrick Mixon (above) he lived in Oklahoma City prior to moving to Dallas. Louis E. Johnston 1015/57 - 917191 A gentle, loving, compassionate human being, he July 31, 1947 - August 30, 1991 of Port Arthur, Texas will be remembered here for his participation with A man with many friends left us just after his 44th John was a resident of Houston for a number of the Daire Center, the AIDS Mastery and as a com- birthday. He didn't want to leaveand fought against years before his lengthy illness. He passed away in mittee member for the recent NAMES Project Quilt it. Houston at the HCA Hospital. He was fond of the display. Born in Houston, Louis Johnston was a photog- BRB and was known as Ms. Betty Beaumont, "What He is survived by his mother, Mary Hall and sister rapher who took pictures of everyone except him- a dump!" Mary Ann Farley of Hampton, Virginia; his father, self. He was good. Survivors include his parents Ray and Margie Robert Darrah of Cusetta, Georgia; and brother Ron We will miss him and remember him for his cam- Mixon, brother Mike Mixon and grandparents Mr. Powers of Mead, Kansas. He leaves behind many araderie, ebullience and especially his grit during his and Mrs. Ray Mixon Sr. friends in Dallas and Oklahoma City. waning months. Memorial services were held at Grammier-Oberle A memorial service was held at Community Devoted friends Funeral Home 9/9/9~at 7:30p.m. and burial was held Church of Religious Science, European Crossroads James "Jim" Reid Watson 9/10/91 at 11 a.m. in Port Arthur, Texas. on Saturday, September 14, followed by a reception James "Jim" Reid Watson, 32, died September God grant me the serenity of friends in the Garden Room of the church. In lieu 3, 1991. In memory of you, Jim, as you entered To accept the things I cannot of flowers, those who desire to honor his life in the God's community, September 3,1991. Our love and change, the courage to change form of a contribution are asked to do so, in his admiration continue forever alongside you. With the things I can, and the wisdom name, to Community Church. deep pride, your brother Joe, your aunts, uncles, to know the difference. "Your memory holds to where love has been. cousins and friends. I am with you with thanks. 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Proj., Tesl & Cnsel.1 Dal. Co. Hllh Dpl...... P.O. 35372/752350072 526-1728 Gay Matchmaker 817.2859997 (Area 'Code: 214) AUSTIN CWBS (Area Code: 512) ...... 478-1474 ...... I936AmeliaCi 920-7916 Narcollcs Anonymous 24 hou"' 6999008 Houston Allemale Lifeslyles ...... 713-531).7500 Aunlie Mame's 912 Red River .478-4511 Walenoo Counseling ..... 1617 A. W. 61h ..... 322·9854 Affirmalion (Melhodisl) . .. 528-4913 AIDSPrograms/OLCS .. 2017 Cedar Springs .. 5mliOB Nallonal Gay Alliance for Young Adulls . P.O. 190426 . Houston Conneclion. . 713-523-4120 'Boul Time 9801 N. 1-35. .. 832-5339 AUSTIN RUTlURlNT (Area Code 51~ Congregalion Belh EI (Jewish) ... P.O. 84480 987·1536 AIDS Resource Otr I OGA &FHU ...... 701-3455 Lambda link BBS 512-87>a299 Buckles Saloon 115 San J",into 478-5837 Kalz's Deli 618 W. 61h 472.2036 Belhany Presbylerian Church. . 528-4084 ...... 2701 Reagan 521·5124 Nelso~ Tebeda Com. Clinic. .. 4012 Cedar Springs . LasICalI 7I3-523-8366 Chain Drive 504 Willow 400-9017 BEAUMONT CHURCH (Area Code 409) Community Church of Religious Science .. AIDS SeNices of Dallas I PWACD .. P.O. 4338 .. 94HI523 ...... 528-2336 Mandale 214.528-1816 Chanle's 1301 Lav"'a 474-8481 Glad Tidings Church·U.C.A. . . 3090 Delaware ...... 2829W.N.W.Hwy 358-3992 AIDS Support Group Parkland Hosp 5900536 North Tex. Assoc. of Physicians for Human Righls . National Gay Dalabase. . 817·277·5403 Crossing 611 Red River 478-3611 BEAUMONT CLUB' BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) Congregalion Belh EI Binah (Jewish) P.O. 84480 . Alliance Design Prof's P.O. 585112 526-2085 .... 12222 Coil Rd...... 233-3100 Oak Lawn Online 214-3585192 Nexus 305 W. 51h 472-5288 COpa 304 Oneans 832-4206 ...... 526-2085/840-3553 Asians & Friends P.O. 9142175209 392-3339 North Texas Women's Sports Assn .. Plalinum PaI",e 817-473-9854 Oilcan Harry's 211 W. 4 320-8823 BEAUMONT ORDANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) Church of fhe New Covenanl ... Richardson 495-2972 Big Red (Red haired Men) P.O. 190174175219 ...... P.O. 141199/75214. . 851·5805 Pokey's PI"'e 214-242-6623 San Fran Cisco's 113 San J",inlo 4796939 AIDS SeN. of So. Easl Texas .... P.O. 5850 842-5438 Dlgnlly I Dallas P.O. 190133 226-4101 BiNel (M/F Bisexual Nelwork) . . Oak Lawn Bowling Assoclallon (214)821-a>3O Sally's Hippie Hollow 512-3235570 Sanllarium 213 Congress, Ste. 191 4n-6626 Lambda Group AA 8300 College 8999239 Evangelicals Concemed (0 I FW chaple~ . . P.O. 1175741Carro11onl75007 Oak Lawn Communlly SeNlces .. 2017 Cedar Springs . Siables 713021.7081 AUSTIN ORGUIZAnOIIS' HELPUNU (Area Code: 51~ Lambda Women's Social & SUpport Group ...... P.O. 152452 Arlinglon .472·9008 Bryan's House. .. 569J946 ...... 5mlOB The Adulls General Siore 512~74-35n Advenluring Ouldoo", Club P.O. 345 445-7216 ...... 736-1439/724-7222 Flrsl Church 01 Divine Melaphysics .. P.O. 883 .. 823-2988 Buddy Project 5mliOB Oak Lawn Ski Club.. .. 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