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Represented Nationally by Rlvendell Marketing, Inc. BY POPULAR 'Aciiic Attitude DEMAND ... Adjustment 'WEEKENJ slIfl ' Period DULE: ~ Prices Until lOpm Daily Entrance fee for the picnic is $6 per car, with up to six people allowed in each car. Memorial Day Weekend All proceeds from the picnic will go to the Texas Freedom Rally, to be held on July 4. "The rally will be a real evangelistic SUNDAY, MAY 24TH tool for telling people about the MCC Churches," Sue Schrader of Cathedral of l.. Hope told TWT NEWS. "We are asking those people who are familiar with the MCC • VVHITE DALLAS'CATHEDRAL churches to bring their friends, so they can learn about us. It will be a real evangelis- PARTY OF HOPE COMPLETES tic outreach." SALE OF BONDS Schrader said that Rev. Troy Perry, founder of the worldwide communion of UNDERGEAR Is Joining with Other Area MCCs Metropolitan Community Churches, will In Memorial Day Weekend Picnic be in town for the event. Also on hand for FASHION To Raise Money for July 4 Rally. the rally will be Dusty Pruitt, Advocate magazine's Woman of the Year last year. SHOW DALLAS - Last Sunday, the Rev. Mi- Pruitt was featured in Newsweek in an chael Piazza made an exciting announce- article about gays and lesbians in the ment to those in attendance at the Cathe- military. 8PM dral of Hope MCC. "The rally will be held on the night of "We have sold all the $2 million dollars July 4 at the Majestic Theater in downtown in our bond issue," Piazza said. "We have Dallas," Schrader said. "We are expecting completed oursale of the bond issues.ln- over 1,700 people to attend, and we're vestors have bought all of them." afraid that some people may not be able uA Piazza said that the church had had to to get in." fight an uphill battle to convince some The Memorial Day picnic will feature people that they could do it. volleyball, swimming and many other "We knew that our Cathedral of Hope types of games, as well as food and re- was just that for our community, and we freshments for sale. Also on sale will be knew the Lord would bless us in our July 4 Rally T-shirts and other souvenirs. SIC•.. - - - endeavor," Piazza said. The pavilion at Loyd Park seats 300. HKUIHERS Kathy Harper, co-chair of the church's Schrader said that park regulations pro- Building Committee, reported that work on hibit glass containers and require that all featuring fashions by the new facility is two weeks ahead of pets be leashed. Calvin Klein, B.U.M. schedule. The foundation has been laid, Volunteers are needed to help in all and work on the skeleton of the building areas, from setting up to cleanup, from Equipment, T. Benedict, itself should start sometime in mid-June. serving food to selling T-shirts. Those in- Tom-Tom, L.A. Sporting "We also have the color renderings of terested in helping out are asked to con- the stained glass windows," Harper re- tact their local MCC church. Club, Hot Line and ported. "A model of the chancel is also "We are really looking forward to a great Pacific Village Clothing available for viewing at our present loca- time," Schrader said, "and we want every- tion.lt will give people a better idea of the one to come out and join us." color schemes, and the look of the wood and marble." In other MCC news, the Dallas congre-' ALGPC ELECTS gation has joined with other MCC chur- OFFICERS MAY 26 ches throughout the metroplex area in planning a big celebration for Memorial Fourteen Positions to Be Filled All Well Vodka Day Weekend. The congregations are en- At Spring Membership Meeting. Juice Drinks and couraging the community to join in on the AUSTIN - Members of the Austin Les- fun. 3 in 1 Happy Hour This Monday, May 25, from 11 a.m.- bian/Gay Political Caucus [ALGPC] will Extended untillOpm 5 p.m., the churches will hold a picnic at meet this Tuesday, May 26 to elect new of- 90 C ficers for the 1992-93 year. The meeting Loyd Park on Joe Pool Lake. The outing is Ask your favorite bartender at sponsored by Agape MCC of Fort Worth, will be held at 7 p.m. in the 4th Floor Harvest MCC of Denton and Trinity MCC Auditorium of the downtown Austin Public any 800 Pacific club for your of 'Arlington as well as the Cathedral of Library, 8th and Guadalupe. White Knight Out invitation Fourteen positions will be filled, in- Hope MCC. ... while they last. 804 & 808 Pacific. (713)521-2519

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cluding those of male and female Co- Chairs. The Co-Chairs represent the LARGE GAY PRESENCE Caucus throughout the community, and EXPECTED AT STATE also establish agendas for and preside at GRAB F'ORffi~PESOSl membership and steering committee DEM CONVENTION meetings, establish grievance procedures Wini'lIp to 1.',000,080 Pesos! and rule on parliamentary disputes. Former Caucus President Lovell to Members will also select the Fund- Run for State Executive Committee 'ib {@Q* •. '1m;: 1oo:t 41.'10 raising Chair, who plans, presents and im- In Senate District 17. Register every Thursday starting at 8 pm for your plements fund-raising projects, and develops short- and long-range plans for HOUSTON - Anticipating a large con- ~hance ~~fgrabf0,itup to 1,~00,0004pesos. raising funds to support the Caucus; the tingent of gay and lesbian delegates at the Grab all you can in one handful in 15"seconds. State Democratic Convention on June 5 Membership Chair, who is responsible for ttDrawings at 9, 10, 11 & Midnight.:l!fo purcHase ne,~§~sary. collecting membership fees and renewals, and 6, the Lesbian/Gay Democrats of """ '",'. '¥_',/",,' ,+1;\ ~ __ , maintaining the Caucus membership list Texas [LGDT] and the Houston Gay & Les- and recruiting new members; and the bian Political Caucus [GLPC] have been Political Action Chair, who organizes voter busily preparing for the event. registration drives in the lesbian and gay LGDT board member Brian Keever an- community, coordinates candidate en- nounced that the caucus of lesbian and dorsement procedures and in general gay caucus delegates would be meeting undertakes to increase the political aware- at 2 p.m. on Friday, June 2, and said he ness of ALGPC members. hoped that all gay and lesbian delegates Other officers to be chosen include the and alternates would be in attendance. Programs Chair, who is reponsible for The convention itself begins at 6 p.m., and developing programs of interest to mem- Keever stressed the importance for all bers at membership meetings, special delegates of arriving at the convention meetings and other Caucus events; the on time, since many important importants Public Affairs Chair, who monitors the will take place at the beginning of the meetings, agendas and actions of city, convention. county and state governing and policy- LGDTwili be hosting a hospitality suite making bodies, and who coordinates the at the Hyatt Regency which delegates can Caucus' efforts to have lesbians and gays stop by throughout the weekend. Houston appointed to government boards and com- activist Nancy Molleda is coordinating that missions; and the Public Relations Chair, effort. who oversees publication of the ALGPC Caucus President Chris Bacon told TWT newsletter. Those interested in running NEWS that it was impossible know how for the PR position should be computer- many gay and lesbian delegates would be literate. in attendance at the convention, since not Caucus members will also be choosing all of those delegates have identified the Secretary, who keeps minutes of all themselves to the various gay and lesbian membership and steering committee organizations around the state. Bacon meetings, declares vacancies, receives the suspects that the gay delegate total may resignations of officers, maintains organ- number in the hundreds. izational files and record books, and files Bacon said he believed the Houston gay such nonfinancial reports as are required and lesbian community would be well rep- by law; and the Treasurer, who maintains resented at the convention, and credited MomRbsF; all financial records, filesJinancial reports the efforts of Houston precinct judges, the as required by law, write checks, and pays Caucus, and state and local leaders of the dues and fees. Paul Tsongas campaign. He added that MINiNGCGMPAN'l ALGPC will also choose four At-Large gay and lesbian delegates who support Bill Officers-two male and two female- Clinton generally made it to the state con- who will have no specifically assigned vention through their own efforts at the 805 Pacific • Houston responsibilities. precinct level, rather than because of any The only eligibiblity requirement to run efforts by the Clinton campaign. for any of the above offices is that a can- Bacon explained that the frustration ex- didate must be a dues-paid member of perienced in dealing with the Clinton cam- 14TH A~NIVERSARY ~ARTY ALGPC at the time of his or her election. paign has led to a move among Houston For more information, contact ALGPC at gay and lesbian leaders to elect a member Thursdity, June 4th '" (512)474-0750. of the community to the State Democratic Traditional Toast 8 pm until 10 pm

PAGE 14 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 Executive Committee [SDEC]. Former [CLGSG] will hold a quarterly Congress Memorial Day Weekend HGLPC President and Clinton delegate meeting from 1-5 p.m. in the Upstairs Sue Lovell has indicated that she will be Community Room above Inklings Book- running forthe SDEC in Senate District 17, store, 1846 Richmond. NDAY, MAY 24TH which includes Montrose. Representatives of lesbian/gay/bisexual student and youth organizations will dis- cuss current progress and strategies for 'CROSSROADS '92' the coming scholastic year. YNY To MEMORIALIZE The meeting is open to all students and young people interested in promoting bet- HOUSTONIANS LOST ter representation of sexual preference TOUT minorities and their concerns at educa- To AIDS tional institutions in the Southwest. Second Annual Observance in The Coalition will be holding its second annual Lambda Leadership program re- STM Bell Park Friday, June 5. treat this summer in the Texas Hill Coun- HOUSTON - Members of the commu- try, and in September, its third annual w to join Siros and nity will come together on Friday, June 5 Coalition Congress in Dallas. to take part in a memorial to loved ones The CLGSG is a nonprofit organization of the Houston Hosts for and others who have died of AIDS in Hous- for lesbian/gay/bisexual student and youth ANNUAL WHITE PARTY. ton over the past 11 years. groups in the Southwest. Since its incep- Crossroads '92, the second such ob- tion at the 1989 Texas March on Austin A Forbidden Evening of servance, will be held at 7 p.m. in Bell Park, for Lesbian and Gay Rights, CLGSG has at the corner of Montrose and Banks. As grown to become an active network com- Performance Artists, in last year's ceremony, symbols repre- prising 24 organizations in four states. For ecadence, Go-Go Boys, Club Kids senting the deceased will be planted in the more information about the CLGSG and ground along the pathways in the park. any of its upcoming activities, cali and Special Guest from L.A. There will also be a roster of speakers and (214)761-3802 or 526-5417, orwrite care of a musical tribute. P.O. Box 190712, Dallas, TX 75219. Adult Video Star This year's observance is timed to coin- cide with the 11th anniversary of the first LADE THOMPSON AIDS diagnosis in the Houston area. MAN FOUND DEAD IN Autograph Party Koepsel said organizers were asking those who could afford it to make a $5 DALLAS' OAK LAWN Photo Shoot donation to help defray costs associated Investigators Have Turned Up with Crossroads '92. But she stressed that no one would be turned away for inability No Suspects or Motive in Murder of Erotic to pay. 28-Year-Old Hair Stylist. Meltdown Koepsel added that the choice of sym- DALLAS - Another murder has been bol will be left to the individual, and need committed in the Oak Lawn area, with no on Stage not be religious in nature. For more infor- apparent reason or motive. at llpm mation on how to have a loved one memo- Arthur E. McKinney died from injuries rialized in Crossroads '92, or to volunteer he suffered as a result of "blunt force one's time, call Koepsel at 522-1810. trauma and other wounds," according to homicide Sgt. Gary Ki rkpatrick of the Dal- las Police Department. COALITION OF When contacted at press time, a spokes- LESBIAN/GAY STUDENT person forthe DPD homicide division ex- plained that the investigation into McKin- GROUPS MEETS IN ney's death was still in the initial stages, and the department was trying to decide HOUSTON TOMORROW who to talk to about the murder. Part of Weekend Schedule of Events McKinney, 28, was a hair stylist at Pro- WHITE ATIIRE Sponsored by Rice Gays & Lesbians. Cuts on Gus Thomasson Road in far East ENCOURAGED: Undergear, Dallas. When he did not report for work last HOUSTON - Tomorrow, May 23, as Tuesday, his boss called the apartment Underwear, Shorts, Boxers, part of a weekend of events sponsored by complex where he lived, and asked that the Briefs, Minis, Bustiers, Gays and Lesbians of Rice University, the manager investigate. Coalition of Lesbian/Gay Student Groups McKinney's body was found by Alex Bras, Lace, Diamonds, Pearls, Fishnet, Feathers PAGE 16 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 •.. Think White! Curiel, the manager of the Commonwealth West apartment complex in the 3900 block of Miles St. Curiel said he and McKinney had been good friends for the past nine years. "He was very sociable, very outgoing, the best friend anybody could ask for," Curiel said. He said he did not know of anyone who didn't like McKinney or who had a grudge against the man. There was no sign of forced entry into the apartment, and none of the neighbors reported any unusual noises over the weekend. The last time McKinney was seen was Saturday night, by Curiel, who found McKinney's body on Tuesday, after Mc- Kinney's supervisors at work became con- cerned and called. "I know his boss pretty good, and she called me because she was worried that he hadn't shown up for work," Curiel said. Norma Hackler, another stylist at Pro- Cuts, said it was so unlike McKinney to just not show up for work that the manager phoned Curiel to investigate. "He had a lot of customers who always asked for him. He was a happy-go-lucky man who was always in demand," Hackler said. SWITCHBOARD PUSHES HOUSTON PRIDE WITH EDUCATION, SUPPORT Hate Crimes Line Begun in January Logs Two or Three Reports Weekly. HOUSTON - In an honor not previ- ously bestowed upon an organization, the Gay & Lesbian Switchboard of Houston was recently chosen Honorary Grand Mar- shal of this year's Houston Lesbian/Gay Pride Parade. Chris Dorman, a longtime Switchboard volunteer and public relations chair, told TWT NEWS the Switchboard's volunteers are thrilled with the recognition, and are excited about being a part of Pride events. "The only time people see Switchboard volunteers is when they march in the Pride parade. Otherwise, because of our strict policy of confidentiality, we don't receive visitors at the Switchboard or reveal our identities to callers." The Switchboard began operation on May 15,1982 with a paid executive direc- tor and a handful of volunteers taking calls

PAGE 19 from the community as a clearinghouse for activities. The organization also per- formed crisis intervention and distributed SUNDAY 8:00 health information upon request. For the last nine years, the Switchboard IMPERIAL COURT PRESENTS has flourished under the direction of vol- unteers, and has no paid staff. It still acts BACK TO THE as an information network forthe commu- nity, and Dorman encouraged organiza- tions to send in news of their activities and • I., 'A services. The Switchboard carries out AIDS edu- cation, too, "but not so much to our own MEMORIAL community," Dorman notes, "because f"ett1» this community is already so aware ... ************** Mostly we get calls from self-identified A SHOCKING straight folks who want to ask questions PINK SALUTE about specific practices." Volunteers receive intensive training BENEFITING GAY PRIDE WEEK 1992 Happy Hour over two weekends to answer crisis calls, ***** and they get the opportunity to respond regularly. STEAK-N- TATER 5:00 In January, volunteers began a new proj- ect, the Hate Crimes Hotline. In addition MEMORIAL DAY ~·,,***~*****to offering telephone support to victims of Prices hate crimes, the Hotline's goal is to cat- OPEN AT NOON WITH 1-11 . * alog statistics on such crimes and docu- $1.00 WELL AND D ment police cooperation with victims. ********* Dorman said hate crime victims should $1.50 LONGNECKS call the Hotline after they have notified the authorities, and should leave a message EXTENDED TO a PM if no volunteer is available to take the call. 9pm-2am "The National Gay and Lesbian Task ***** Force uses our numbers to lobby Con- gress for better awareness of hate ************** crimes," he says, "but we can't be effec- tive unless people call us and report in- cidences.1 think there are probably about two or three hate crimes committed every day in Houston, but we only log about two or three calls a week." The Hate Crimes Hotline numberis(713) MONDAY 529-9615, from 6 p.m.-midnight, seven days a week. The Switchboard can be reached at (713)529-3211 from 6 p.m.- WET midnight. Dorman said the Switchboard .JOCKEYS will consider extending its hours of oper- ation if more people volunteer. 10:00 The next volunteer training classes for Switchboard operators will be held the weekend of June5-7, and June 13 and 14. Also needed are volunteers to do public- ity and other work for the Switchboard. "You can make the world a better place, one person at a time, by working at the SWitchboard," Dorman said. "You'll know that what you do is effective, you'll meet and socialize with other VOlunteers, and Our staff is almost equally gay and lesbian, so sometimes volunteers fall in love."

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w_ (.)I- :::::t :z: Q :::::t a::W In this column. readers exchange ideas with other readers and our editor in a public forum. Writers must sign all letters and fumish 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.

Vote Common Sense, Not unfair accusations I hear these days is that Bush cut the Ryan White funding. He Traditions did not. The original bill was cut Dear TWT: automatically by the House Appropriations I was happy for Craig Michael and the Committee to comply with the bipartisan success which he experienced at his 23rd budget compromise which was the product Senatorial District Democratic Convention of the House Democratic leadership and in Dallas. However, I take strong exception the President. That's the same agreement to his conclusion that we need to be which the President has paid dearly for "voting in November for Democrats." I because it broke his pledge of no new cannot see that 12 years of strong taxes. partisanship have benefited the gay In lobbying Hepubllcans, we need to community on many issues facing us, the come up with some sound, innovative most important being those which relate ideas which are economically feasible and to AIDS funding. The result has largely would prolong the lives of many. For been polarization, which deprives us of example, it would be cheaper for the many legislative victories. federal government to grant unlimited I could write reams of commentary COBRA coverage to AIDS patients and which would infuriate your Democratic even pay the premiums for those with readers, but I can assure you that we hardship cases rather than to dump these would agree on very little on which we people into Medicare, Medicaid and have partisan philosophical differences. county health agencies. The insurance Therefore, let's forget we were once Young companies would fight this, for sure, but Democrats and Young Republicans, and how many millions are they paying out take the ten percent of the issues on which now in premature actuarial death benefits we have agreement and work together to through their subsidiaries which sell life achieve those goals. insurance? Pointedly, thank God the Republican These are the kinds of suggestions Party platform in Texas never has and which Republicans would take a hard look never will become law. At the same time, at and probably not have to face a litmus neither has the Democratic Party's. Be test with the religious right. honest. If the Democrats in Texas wanted And if you still don't think that we need to repeal 21.06, they could have done so a bipartisan approach to all gay issues, I at any time in the past ten years when would remind you that civil rights for they controlled two-thirds majorities in blacks in the sixties did not happen both houses of the Legislature and most without the strong support of many of the executive branch. Party platforms in Northern Republicans, and it happened both parties are only important to the over the strong dissent of many Southern party faithful who enjoy good scraps at Democrats. conventions, but in reality, what public Finally, by encouraging our people to good have we achieved? vote Democratic, you are encouraging We need to concentrate our efforts on them to vote for many rural Democrats influencing candidates of both parties who are just as bigoted against gays and Who later become public policymakers. On lesbians as some of the Republicans you the Democratic side of the aisle, finger- decry. Even Bill Clinton, when asked if gay pointing, shouting and accusing people of and lesbian couples should be allowed to being responsible for the deaths of marry and receive all benefits available to thousands may be effective. On the heterosexual spouses, gave the terse reply Republican side, it is not. One of the most of "no."

TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 25 Vote Democratic? Let's think a little more before we vote our traditions instead of our common sense. Roger N. Parton President/Log Cabin Republicans of Houston Houston, TX Wants to Share His Honors n Dear TWT: During Splash Day weekend in Austin, I humbly accepted the title of Mr. Texas Leather Pride 1992 at the Chain Drive. The competition was sponsored by the National Leather Association/Austin. I would like to thank the NLA/Austin for a thorough and fair contest, and my daddy, Jesse Pena, who made my fantasy scene come true before the audience's eyes. I wish to let my brothers and sisters BIRTHDAY know that I would like to share the honors that have been bestowed upon me. I wish to help our struggling community in any PARTY... way that I can. If there is a fund-raising event that I can assist in, a production I can appear in or any role in your efforts AGAIN! that you can envision me playing, please do not hesitate to call on me. Whether it be a leather/SM/uniform/latex-related Friday, May 29 activity, or any other, I will do my best to uphold the title that I was awarded. I am 4¢ Well Drinks, 9-.11 but a servant to the citizens that selected No Cover, 9-11 me. Write me at 4606-B Rocking Chair Rd., Surprises all night! Austin, TX 78744; or call (512)441-5408. Bring in a Food Donation Ben Wyoming and make someone else's Mr. Texas Leather Pride 1992 Birthday happy! Austin, TX

Gay Movement Should Be Open to All DearTWT: With respect to Larry Garrett's letter ["World Is Watching," TWT COMMENT, Vol. 18, No.5], Andre Gide has noted that "it is better to be hated for what one is than to be loved for what one is not." The essence of gay liberation is the freedom to be what one is, not to be loved because one passes for heterosexual. Gay liberation is a movement to free all gay people, not just one element of the gay community. It cannot succeed by incorporating only one element of the gay community. ~:":. ~.., . . Prior to Stonewall, every year on ~;~. ~r.~ ,. Independence Day at Independence Hall ~ ..:,.' . in Philadelphia, an annual reminder was .~ j~;;;'a " . ..•... .•..J.,.

PAGE 26 ~. h h. 21 & over Wit I.D. held. To participate, women had to wear But, finding they had much in common dresses and men had to wear suits and as they shared their experiences in the ties. The participation in this event was "recovery" meetings, the two became best very limited and its effect on the liberation friends. Naturally, when the local group of gay people was nil. Then there was went to California for a national convention, Stonewall, and a mass grass-roots gay the two shared a hotel room together. movement was born in which all gay Both had over two years "recovery." people could participate. Well, no sooner did the two get situated The number af gay bookstores increased in their hotel room than they discovered from one to more than 70; at that time they weren't ex-homosexuals at all! They there were two gay publications with a made one brief visit to the convention, newsstand circulation, today there are more long enough to urge the people there to than 200 publications; there were no gay leave denial behind and get into touch civil rights laws anywhere, today there are with reality, then caught the next plane laws in dozens of municipalities and in back to Houston, where they promptly several states. It was a mass gay movement divorced their old ladies and took an in which all could participate in that apartment together. How refreshing it is brought about these changes. If there are to hear a story with a happy ending! elements in the gay pride demos that offend Mr. Garrett and others, then so be it. Gay David M. Hawkins liberation has something to say about Houston, TX gender, and gender fuck may upset people; An interesting and heartwarming story. But it is necessary to bring about change. it's news to TWT that most Bible scholars If the gay movement had taken the path consider Christ to have been gay. We suspect suggested by Mr. Garrett, we could well that if a poll were conducted among theo- still be marching around Independence Hall. logians of mainstream Christian churches on Respectable business people parading this question, the results would contradict and politely demanding their rights your claim.-Editor. brought us nothing. Diesel dykes and flaming faggots gave us a true movement in which all could participate. May we Rooney StillBigoted never return to the way of our past error. The following letter was sent to Don Hewitt, Walter J. Phillips Executive Producer of the CBS news program New York, NY 60 Minutes.-Editor Dear Mr. Hewitt: They Weren't 'Ex' After All I haven't wasted any time watchlnq 60 Minutes since CBS reinstated Andy Rooney Dear TWT: and demonstrated its real attitude toward On the heels of the "Dear Abby" survey gay people. You remember ... your Mr. indicating that homosexual men and Rooney called homosexuality "repulsive." women prefer to stay that way by a 30-to-1 The fact that you inserted a newly-taped majority, comes a refreshing story about and politically correct Rooney tidbit into two ex-homosexuals who were supposedly the middle of last week's prerecorded "cured." Apparently it is a true story. The installment fools no one. Rooney the cynic, two men, for whatever reason, had rube and sage stretched to playa Rooney decided they wanted to become straight. sensitive to blacks as an oppressed Of course, they realized the medical minority. Rather than establish his-and profession says that can't be done. your-commitment to any meaningful But this was different, as the two had social equality by apologizing to the gays gone to Homosexuals Anonymous to let he derided, Rooney played to the hot Jesus cure them of their homosexuality. button of the day and came off as purely This, despite the general consensus among melodramatic. Bible scholars that Jesus was Himself A bigot and homophobe cannot come homosexual. Nonetheless, each man had across as a sincere egalitarian, no matter become convinced he was "cured," and how much rehearsing, no matter how each had found a "fine woman" and opportune the timing. married. One had even gotten his wife pregnant, an achievement he conceded Rick Leggio was "nothing two dogs couldn't do." Dallas, TX

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Texans infected with MAl infection are in- vited to participate in HIV studies spon- sored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Patients will be seen by their own physicians and followed by the National Institutes of Health. Call Martha Larson, RN, at (800)772-5464, ext. 311, or Barbara Baird, RN, at ext. 420. Men of All Colors Together [MACT] is a LOCAL NAMES gay, interracial organization committed to The National Institutes of Health is also in- fostering human equality. They are watch- & NUMBERS terested in determining whether sexual ing Execution of Justice: The Harvey Mi/k orientation is influenced by heredity. If you Story at Moonstruck Theatre on May 30. FOR DIRICT CONTACTl are 18 or older and have at least two or Call (214)528-0374 and join them. more adult gay or lesbian relatives, call Dr. • HOT DATES Hamer at (301)402-2709. FORT WORTH • PHONE TALK AMARILLO The Tarrant County Lesbian/Gay Alliance, The Lesbian/Gay Alliance will celebrate Inc. is all excited about their Pride Parade with a Pride Picnic on June 13 in Thomp- on June 7 and their Shine With Pride Pic- son Park. Their new phone number is (806) nic June 13 at Greenway Park. You will be, 373-5725. Call and volunteer to help! too, when you get all the details. (817) 261-2915. AUSTIN HOUSTON How 'bout that University YWCA! They are the first organization in the United States to offer a national, toll-free helpline for gay, May 28: AIDS Foundation Houston will lesbian, bisexual and questioning youth. present a panel of specialists who will Call (512)476-0880 or (800)96-YOUTH out- discuss alternative therapies to help HIV- side of Austin, and congratulate them. positive people strengthen their immune systems. 7-9 p.m. 3202 Weslayan. (713) Free,anonymous, confidential HIV testing 623-6796. May 24, 6-9 p.m. at Nexus, compliments of the City of Austin Health Department. The Southern Country Club is a new gay and lesbian country/western dance group. DALLAS Grab those boots and hats! (713)880-0670. The NAMES Project is holding a yard sale FOR TEXAS AREA CODES ••• May 28 is AIDS Resource Center Volunteer tomorrow and Sunday, May 23 and 24, STATE ~ PRESS: AREA CODE PRESS: AREA CODE PRESS; Orientation. 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the AIDS in their yard at 1410 Fairview. Call (713) Resource Center, 2701 Reagan at Brown. OKLAHOMA (405) "--J (214~(903) (806) 52-NAMES if you can donate. [I] Q m (214)5231-5124. Where else but The Black Labrador could OKLAHOMA (918) (409) (817) [!) The Metroplex Prime Timers are dining at m IT) you find a happy hour and silent auction STATE Steak and Ale (3826 Lemmon Avenue) -- ~ ~ benefiting the Pet Patrol? Admission to (501) (915) Tuesday, May 26 at 7 p.m. Join them if you ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI (601) (512) the event is a pet food donation at the [IJ [[!] are a mature gay man or an admirer. rn m door. June 3, 4100 Montrose, 5:30-8 p.m. (205) ALABAMA m LOUISIANA (318) (504) (713) [!] The Turtle Creek Chorale is donating the m royalties from their newest recording, LUBBOCK When We No Longer Touch: A Cycle of Songs for Survival, to the American Foun- The Lubbock LeSbian/Gay Alliance is kick- dation for AIDS Research [Am FAR], the na- ing off Pride Week with a festive (you know ~ion's leading nonprofit organization ded- what that means!) picnic at Buffalo Icated to the support of AIDS research. Springs Lake on June 14, and ending with The CD is $16, cassette $11. Call (214) the Pride Week Banquet on June 20. Vol- 526-3214. unteers sought. (806)791-4499. ,.

MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 34 lWT PAGE 35 Presidente Hotel, 6 Greenway Plaza East. 7:30 p.m. in the Century Room. $10. (713) 529-4472. See you there! ill __~I They're tapping toes and humming in Fort Worth to Tintypes, the musical com- ±::::::::< 1=f4M ~ W~J;I edy that blends dozens of turn-of-the- century songs, vaudeville routines and silent movie satires into a tribute to the e've seen it a lot lately, The Execution land of the free and the home of the brave. W of Justice, but Emily Mann's play God bless America! $11-$16 at Stage about the 1978 assassinations of San Fran- West. (817)STG-WEST. F~ ciscO Mayor George Moscone and gay ac- tivist Harvey Milk, makes it up-to-date news again. ~~~ Taken from the actual court transcripts, ... this play makes the audience the jury. Was it Twinkies or was it murder? Opens May 28 at Hickory Street Annex Theatre, 501 T~ A~ AIDS (!~ Ev-tN Second Avenue at Hickory in Dallas. $12 Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. $10 Sunday nights at 7 p.m. (214)526-2700. Season tickets go on sale June 6 (at their "Testament" concert) for the Turtle June 13, 1992, 7:30 pm Creek Chorale's 1992-93 performances in the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Hall. The Grand Ballroom - Westin Galleria Hotel "Testament" tickets are $10, $15, $20 and $25. (214)528-SING. Pocket Sandwich Theatre is the most fun you can have in a Dallas theatre! Espe- cially now, with Sherlock Holmes- The H~~~ Melodrama, based on the A. Conan Doyle series. 8 p.m. Thursdays, Fridays and Sat- urdays, and 7 p.m. on Sundays. $6-$12. He looks/sounds like herto me! Jimmy Liza Minnelli and Adan Rios,M.D. Also fun and funny, Dallas in Wonderland, James, that is, and Marilyn. Tonight (May at the Pocket Sandwich. This bold new 22) at Maggie's in Amarillo, Sunday at the musical spoof parodies City Council, the Bonham Exchange in San Antonio. And no Mayor, the Republicans, your neighbors. lip synch-he sings! (Maybe even you!) 5400 East Mockingbird Proceeds benefiting: Those "little hobos" get lively at the Live Lane at 11:15 p.m. on Fridays and Satur- Oak Theatre in Austin. The Little Sisters Houston Clinical Research Network days. $7. (214) 821-1860. of Hoboken cause Nunsense of the high- AIDS Mastery Workshop, T.G.R.A., Pet Patrol, Have you seen La Cage aux Folies? The est order. Through June 28. Next weekend the Colt 45's AIDS Troublefund/Stone Soup Projects, glitter, the glamour, the extravagant tal- only, Bosque County, Texas is back by and Casa de Esperanza de los Ninos (Caring for children with AIDS) ent, the exquisite music! The screaming, popular demand, at Live Oak. Heartwarm- stomping, waving applause the audience ing, life-affirming and down-home are the offered the performers the night I was key words here. (512)472-5143 for informa------, there made it one of my most exhilarating tion on both plays. f~)\,H~'/\£ theatre experiences. I loved, loved, loved The 50 volunteers of the AIDS Coalition ..-1~~"""... It! At the Music Hall in Houston. (713) of Coastal Texas [ACCT] provide assist- tt4~- Th t'. U/hat snenas A rL!!JJ.For' 62~-3700. And if the two of you a~e raising ance and support for over 300 HIV-positive I j a S rr j rt, •V • " an 'uncomfortable" son, take him along. people and their families. One of their big- The works of Andy Warhol, John gest fund-raisers is their annual musical P.O. Box 540326 I C~amberlain and other significant artists theatrical performance. Friday, May 29 is will be shown in celebration of the fifth an- thei r presentation of Fiddler on the Roof. Houston TX 77254·0326 nive.rsaryofthe opening ofThe Menil Col- Seats benefiting ACCT are $25 and must , lectlon, through the summer at 1515 Sui be purchased through ACCT. Call (409) .935.2358 Ross, Houston. 763-AIDS and charge to Visa, MasterCard 713 Altazor is in concert tomorrow night or American Express. If you can't make the ------1 (Saturday) in association with the National show, please call and make a donation. latino/a Lesbian and Gay Organization's ACCT and BACKSTAGE are counting on That's What Friends Are For...J is sheltered first annual conference at the Stouffer you! "'" under the 501(c)3 charity designation of TGRA, Inc. TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 39 PUT PRIDE IN YOUR LIFE Recovery ~ Has Many Faces. GLAAD TIDINGS by EllenCarton Member of Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Inc.

he 30-week television season is just Rebecca's former high school sweetheart, T ending. The one recurring gay charac- who has since come out. The episode ter-Leon on the sitcom Roseanne-is showed us Harvey at his funniest. And leaving the show. We don't have to consult Harvey tells us that a flood of positive the Nielsen ratings to find out that les- viewer response on his appearance could bians and gay men are finishing last. lead to his character's return in future How can we make our lives more visible episodes. So please write to Cheers and during prime time next season? Well, tell them that you want Harvey back! we're told that, at this time of the year, the Write to Les and Glen Charles, and networks count every letter they receive as James Burroughs; Executive Producers; if it represented 20,000 people! So, writing Cheers; Charles/Burrows/Charles Produc- to television shows that featured lesbian tions; Paramount Television; 5555 Melrose or gay characters in individual episodes Ave.; Los Angeles, CA 90038. Also send a There is often great isolation in feeling different, in this season is an excellent way to encour- copy of your letter to Warren Littlefield; age the networks to bring back those President; NBC Entertai nment; 3000 West being different. It can be painful. Addictions can hide characters next season. Alameda Ave.; Burbank, CA 91523. the pain - for a while. But at a great cost. At Pride Writi ng to TV shows Let's turn from the networks to a much- Institute, we are here to help you. We affirm your beleaguered public television. With gov- that featured gay or ernment support for public broadcasting differences - in color, gender, race, sexual currently coming under question, corpo- orientation - and support your recovery. lesbian characters this rate sponsorship of diverse programming has become even more important. Tex- season encourages the aco's withdrawal of support for the Great networks to bring Performances series, which comes just before the broadcast of the gay-themed those characters back Lost Language of Cranes, couldn't have happened at a worse time. But while Tex- next season. aco has declined to support programming V PRIDE that reflects all of our lives, Mobil has Shows like Northern Exposure, Murphy undertaken a leadership role in sponsoring INSTITUTE Brown and Roseanne have all featured les- programs that keep audiences thinking. bian or gay characters this season. But In a conversation with Spence Halperin only one has featured a gay character of the media networking group Out in Film, Played by an openly gay actor: NBC's Mobil Vice-President Peter Spina affirmed the inpatient/autpanent chemical dependency treatment center exclusively far lesbians, gay men and bisexuals. accredited by JCAHO. Cheers. Playwright/actor/activist Harvey his support for programming that, in his TRANSPORTATlaNARRANGED,AIRFARlIMYBl PROVIDED Fierstein recently appeared on Cheers as words, "facilitates the public debate." In C ALL 1·S00·S4·PRIDE TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 45 keeping with this, Mobil is sponsoring Por- is surpassing Newsweek to become the trait of a Marriage, a frank portrait of the country's number two newsweekly (be- ~ ~1'IE"Sl'A-4ftt,4J.*- ~ .1. marriage of Vita Sackville-West and states- hind Time), its importance can't be man Sir Harold Nicholson, both of whom underestimated. Demand a balanced pres- had same-sex lovers. Asserting that Mobil entation of lesbian and gay issues. ?!~---~ -:~~\¥f~. makes qualitative judgments and not con- Write to Mortimer Zuckerman; Chair- tent judgments, Spina expressed his sup- man and Editor-in-Chief; U.S. News & port for a program he feels is top drawer. World Report; 2400 N. Street, N.W., £'rli'I~.~.~~/; .•.... ~'~ -J• . ._,~_ GLAAD joins with Out in Film in encourag- Washington, DC 20037-1196. , ·~1 • ~ ing our community to write and thank ~. Mobil for taking this principled and fair "GLAAD Tidings" is written by mem- ~,.. position on programming that reflects our bers of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against concerns. Defamation, Inc., a nationwide organiza- ~7l.~ Please write to Allen E. Murray; Presi- tion which monitors media coverage of *Ji~il dent; Mobil Corporation; 3225 Gallows lesbians and gay men. To report on such J, ~ The 190-voice J( · Road; Fairfax, VA 22037. coverage in Texas, contact GLAAD/Dallas at P.O. Box 190712, or call (214)526-4523. Finally, let's take a look at the weekly newsmagazine U.S. News & World Report. '*' furt~cCrcc~Chora~c John Leo, whose column runs each week, has struck again. accompanied by Financierlpublisher Mortimer Zucker- the Dallas Wind Symphony man continues to turn a deaf ear to pro- tests about his magazine's one-sided cov- , explodes into song at the erage of lesbian and gay issues. CASH .• Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. In an April6 diatribe, "The Politics of In- The extravaganza includes works by timidation," Leo used lesbian and gay pro- tests, including those against the film FOR American composers Bernstein, Copland, and Hanson. Basic Instinct, as a pretext once again to The evening will be brought to a rousing conclusion savage ACT UP, Queer Nation and lesbian with Randall Thompson's and gay activism in general. Protesting the LIFE movie's representation of lesbians and Testament of Freedom. bisexual women as man-hating murderers was an "attempt to censor the script." INSURANCE Moreover, "Gays count verbal slurs against homosexuals as 'violent' incidents and sometimes as 'hate crimes,' but the disruption of masses and the regular vili- • PWA's& Terminally III fication of Catholics do not count at all," • One Lump Sum Paid Within fumed Leo. 30 Days More disturbing is that Leo's comments constituted the only coverage in U.S. • Simple Application Process News of the controversy over Basic In- • No Cost to You stinct and, more generally, of Hollywood's homophobia. In the past, Leo has lam- • Confidentiality IsAssured basted the lesbian and gay movement on a regular basis (hate crimes legislation and lesbian and gay family rights being two of his pet peeves). Last year's column accus- ing Irish lesbians and gay men who fought to march in the Saint Patrick's Day parade South Eastern financial of "Catholic-bashing" was the only cover- Management, Inc. age of the parade controversy in U.S. News. 220 Third Avenue Zuckerman has ignored GLAAD's re- Eastman, GA 31023 quest to provide gay-supportive voices to counter Leo's (or at least to more objec- 1·800·537·1487 tively cover the stories that Leo uses for fodder in his columns). Since U.S. News

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TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 50 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 51 fITNESS CANCUN TRIP Houston - It's time to start that summer tan,so Fitness Exchange and Bellaire Travel haveteamed up to host a weekend in Cancun, Mexico, June 26-28. The group will leave Houston Friday mor- ning and arrive in Cancun early afternoon, with over 5,000 artists and performers cel- where they'll be transferred by bus to check ebrating the world's cultural diversity. into the Tucan-Cun Beach Resort and Villas. For more information in North Texas, call OnSaturday morning, Tim Morris of Fitness Tony at (214)946-8112or Phil at 821-1653. In Exchangewill lead a moderate workout at the South Texas, call Bobby at (713)527-9111. hotel's pool platform. The trip includes airfare, hotel, gratuities and airport transfers for $299. BOWLING, VOLLEYBALL, For more information, call Alex at (713) 664-4420. SOFTBALL Dallas - This is a real tournament WRESTLING CLUB weekend in Dallas, as three are scheduled in bowling, softball and volleyball. Houston - The Houston Wrestling Club The International Gay Bowling Organiza- hasfound a unique way to package sweating. tion [IGBO) holds its national tournament Theclub is having a "Get Soaked Day" fund- through Saturday at Don Carter West Bowling raiser on Saturday, May 30. At the workout, Lanes. This event will bring together hun- which begins at 1 p.m. at the Metropolitan dreds of bowlers from all over the United Multi-Service Center on Gray, participants will States. For details, call (214)350-3507. haveno choice but to work up a sweat since The Pegasus Softball Association hosts a everyonewho attends the club's instructional Memorial Day weekend tournament at Glen- sessions is on the mats. coe Park. For playing times, call (214) Following the instructional session, the 522-6825. club is holding a pool party/barbecue to help And finally, the Dallas Independent Volley- those at the workout lose their sweat. To en- ball Association [DIVA)will host a tournament courage participation in the workout, the re- at Reverchon Recreational Center. For infor- quested donation is $4, which includes the mation on match times, call (214)328-5696. pool party, or $5 for the pool party alone. Dallasites have a great opportunity to For more information, call the Wrestling witness the best in three sports right in their Switchboard at (713)522-5994then 9992#. own backyard this weekend. See you there. GAY GAMES IV CHANGES EVENT DATES CHAIN GANG BICYCLE Houston - The Chain Gang Bicycle Club New York City - On Wednesday, May 13 will hold a repeat of one of their more popular the board of directors of New York in '94, the tours, visiting Houston universities this Sun- organizing body of Gay Games IV, voted to day, May 24. adopt new dates for Gay Games IV. The ride begins at 10a.m. at the parking lot The Games will take place in New York dur- of Heaven. Everyone is welcome and there is ing the week preceding the dual celebration no cost. This is an Easy Rider division ride, of Lesbian and Gay Pride Weekend and the and will proceed at an easy pace and run 25th Anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. The Games will begin on Friday, June 17, about 20 miles in length. For more information, call (713)522-4481. 1994,with closing ceremonies on Saturday, June 25. The Games were originally sched- uled to take place June 25 through July 4. GAY SRATE OUTDOORS The Gay Games are an Olympic-style event Houston - The Lambda Rollerskating featuring 15,000 athletes participating in 40 Club is sponsoring an outdoor skate forthose individual and team competition events rang- with a taste for seeing various parts of the city ing from aquatics and basketball to cycling with a pack of other gay and lesbian skaters. and wrestling. A half-million spectators are The group will meet at MCCR on Decatur to expected to view the Games, which will be begin their adventure this Sunday, May 24 at held at various facilities throughout New York 8:30 p.m. City. Also featured will be a Cultural Festival For more information, call (713)862-2091.

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PHOTO, SIRDS, COPYRIGHT © 1992 SIROS ENTERPRISES On Our Cover GREG MALCOLM of Dallas This week's cover man is Greg Malcolm of Dallas. Orig- inally from Oklahoma, Greg has been a Big D resident for the past 15years. This 32-year- old Scorpio is seldom at home, except when he is preparing gourmet meals for his friends. Most of the time, he can be found behind the wheel of his fire engine red jeep and never with the top up. Greg is finance manager at a major Dallas bank. At 6'5" and obviously physically fit, he includes working out as one of his favorite hobbies. Greg has bungee jumped twice and is looking for some- one to take that third jump with him. Any takers? Photos by

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DALLAS TEA - Here's what's happening WE THIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D HOT TEA .... Scores of Alan Ross' friends gathered at the Melrose Hotel to celebrate his birthday last week. Highlights of the dinner included WANT a proclamation from Dallas Mayor Steve Bartlett, a beautiful gold lapel pin presented by Dallas Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Chris Luna and Dallas Tavern Guild spokesman YOU I Howard Okon's presentation of a plaque of appreciation to Alan [above]. Profits from the dinner were donated to several charities of Alan's choice .... A new face at JR's is bartender Peggy Get-well wishes go out to Crews Inn Smith [above], who serves up your favorite owner Gary Monier, who's home beverages. Stop in this weekend for their recuperating after his recent surgery. Stop in Memorial Day Block party with reduced * and see the hot male dancers they've got drink prices till 10 p.m .... Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday. Cove owner Bill Hargis returned from *uso* Florida last Sunday and now has everything There's never a cover, so come out and come often .... ready for this weekend's holiday festivities. Chef Betty will have something good for you WEEKEND to enjoy ....

~ ~~~~10A'~\~)"~r" ~,"'. The Brick Bar has a special "Up All Night" ~~ , .•i ~ '.~\~ :.. after hours this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. You'll see hunky Glen Burch [above] at the r ~ 'J ~ Round-Up bartender Warren Orozco o~"M:r.1 G [above] keeps up with all the cowboys at door this weekend welcoming Texas Shoot the club. This weekend, he'll have to keep Out softball, volleyball and bowling a COMPAN'y up with all of the visitors in town for the participants to the club. They'll open at 7 PSA, IGBO and DIVA tournaments. On a.m. Memorial Day and the dance bar will cr:r Sunday, the men of TCC host a tea dance stay open Monday. The Mr. Brick contest, a x( and cookout at 3 p.m. The video bar opens preliminary to Mr. Gulf Coast Drummer, is at 1 p.m. and the dance floor will open at Thursday, May 28 at 11 p.m .... ~~ 3 p.m .... The Hidden Door staff are ready to serve Zippers manager "Vivian" Vance Gilliam you a man-sized Memorial Day weekend is nursing a chest cold and the doctor told full of fun. Check with Tony and your him to put something warm on his chest. favorite bartender for what's planned. Viv immediately booked Diamond Dave Misquoted scandal of the week: What local and Stryker for the weekend to join the celebrity was "shown the door" recently club's regular dancers for their Memorial after feeding her own brand of hot dog to a Day celebration .... customer at the bar? ..

TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 65 Raps presents the Miss Gay Black Metroplex pageant this Thursday, May 28. Check with manager Greg Turner or promoter Betty Neal for information and applications for this Miss Gay Texas preliminary .... The Trestle offers red, white and blue shots all weekend as part of their holiday party. Check out their after hours Friday and Wednesdays at the Village Station, Saturday. Check with your favorite IntroGuides has been matching couples bartender for more details.... during their Night Gaymes. Lastweek, Cole Alexander and Carl Daniels [above, I-r] were just one of the happy couples who got paired up. Tonight, you can catch the Muscles in Action dancers at 11 p.m. After hours is open to 18+ this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and Sunday's Trash Disco begins at 8 p.m. with no cover until 9 p.m. The AIDS Funding Association will benefit from the Oak Lawn Live performance on May 28, by C}, Critt, Val and Beth, Jeff Rigsby, Beau Rodgers, Stockyard Stampede and Dallas Silver Sabres.There's no cover The Hideaway presents Natalie Gauthe and it all starts at 9 p.m. this Thursday.... [above] every Wednesday. Early evening Buddies recently hosted a benefit for AIDS and late night, you can catch live Funding Association. Thanks to all the performances at the piano in the front bar. participants who helped raise over $1,200. Don't miss the Sunday cookouts on the Stop in this holiday weekend and see what patio, weather permitting .... Buddies has in store for you .... Club Body Center's holiday celebration features a weekend full of fun, food and excitement. Check with manager Don Bartlett for all their specials.... •

The Wave's Club W night on Wednesday is lots of fun with deejay David Laird and veejay Jake Vanck [above, I-r] mixing music and video all night long. Tonight, the Stand Miss [an Barton [above] received scores of Up and Salute underwear party kicks off the Mother's Day cards and gifts this past week holiday weekend. Saturdays, Bad Boys start from readers who saw her TWT cover feature dancing at 11 p.m. with emcee Coco. and read about her life. Thanks to all those Sunday, it's hot oil wrestling at 8 p.m. who sent cards and notes of love and followed by the Follies at 11 p.rn., plus after encouragement for her to continue her hours. The club opens at 7 a.m. Monday for work. their poolside splash day. Sweet Savage HOUSTON HOTTea - Here's what's hosts the Calling All Star finals at 11 p.m .... going on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from Space Sue Ellen's joins the Crossroads Block City HOT TEA .... Party celebration this weekend. Sunday's Last Sunday's "You Gotta Have Heart" steak out on the patio begins at 6 p.m. with benefit show at the BRB raised over $1,200 sand pit volleyball planned. Check with for B.J.Summers' final expenses and the Kathy Jack for more details.... Colt 45's. The show was emceed by former

TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 67 at 8 p.m. Join the handsome crowd at the club and see exactly how hot Memorial Day The Staff and Management of the weekend can be.... Brazos River Bottom wish you a safe and happy Memorial Day!

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,1. 6pm. PRIME MEAT PARTY -s Miss TGRA JessicaRenee [above, I] and 7· 9pm· Mr. TGRA '93 Candidate Michael Romero Lady Victoria Lust [r]. Coming up this Sunday at the club is the Prime Meat Party presents" A BLAST FROM THE PAST" from 1-6 p.rn., followed by Mr. TGRA '93 ~- candidate Michael Romero's "Blast from the Past" revue. Congratulations to the Prime Timers on their first anniversary ....

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Mr. Gay USA Tony DiAngelo [above, I] and his Male Order Revue featuring Trent Matthews [c], Mr. Gay Ohio Devin Michaels [r] and Mr. Gay Florida Chase Hunter [front] were the special guests at a recent Thursday Deee-Drag Show at Heaven. This Sunday's Colt 45's representative Paul Theall White Knight Out with Siros party will (713) 528-9192 2400 BRAZOS [above, r] presented a check for $3,000 to feature even more gorgeous men including SUNDAY, JUNE 7· 7PM SHARP the Montrose Clinic's Deaf Outreach Program. adult video star Blade Thompson. White Accepting the check were [I-r] Clinic attire is encouraged and erotic meltdown MR. HOUSTON ALL-AMERICAN CONTEST Director Dr. Ralph Lasher, Deaf Services begins at 11. Direct from numerous television with special guests Mr. Gay All-American Director Bert Bares, HIV educator Scot Potts appearances, beautiful and talented [ahna and deaf case manager Steven Hunter .... Steele makes an exclusive Texas stop at JOHN GORDON and NAOMI SIMS Heaven next Thursday, May 28. [ahna will For additional information, contact Brian at (713) 527-9305 be joined by Naomi Sims, sexy male dancers and, in her farewell performance in Houston, Donna Day....

Hilarious Nancy Ford [above] emceed a "That's What Friends Are For" preview The CRUISE CAMERA captured the show at Gentry last weekend. The talented incomparable Miss Alabama [above] performers raised over $500. This Sunday, performing at Cousin's salute to a Houston May 24, Regina Dane and the Imperial Court entertainment legend, Diana Wright. Don't want to put you in the pink with a shocking forget: Cousin's and Company performs "Back to the Fuchsia" extravaganza. The every Friday and Saturday beginning at fun begins at 8 p.m. Gentry will be open at 10:30 p.m .... noon Memorial Day Monday with fabulous Find a place in the sun this weekend at drink specials until 8 p.m .... the Club Body Center. For Memorial Day The Men of Santa Fe will model revealing weekend, CBC will provide a South of the fashions from Basic Brothers this Sunday at Border buffet on Sunday and all-American JR'sduring the White Party Undergear show refreshments on Monday ....

PAGE 69 PAGE 68 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 By popular demand, Pacific Street presents the second annual Sleeze Ball tomorrow night featuring no cover for men ~U) in chaps, jockstraps or less. On Sunday, COME PARTY music, men and fun abound as the club WITH THE GANG lights up the night with a Black Light IJ..I Mandance. New for summer: Pacific Street ~ MEMORIAL is now open on Thursdays and continues to WEEKEND heat up the week with your favorite music, Montrose Mining Company employees videos and Men Behind Bars.... Jack Dymke [above, I] and Jason Fredin [r] JOIN US certainly enjoyed last weekend's Armed Ze!!!!!!I!!!!!!! Forces Day Military Party. Be at the Mine on WEDNESDAYS Thursdays when the Cabo San Lucas Beach $1.25 Well Drinks Party presents Grab for Pesoscontests at 9, , 0, , 1 and midnight. Get there early and 75¢ Schnapps register for your chance to win up to freed-om 1,000,000 pesos! In addition to these I X festivities, the club will celebrate its 14th anniversary on Thursday, June 4.... Inergy recently hosted the Texas Entertainer -c 507 N. Jefferson at 5th of the Year/USA contest. Pictured above are r I n.R, S first runner-up Shanna Roberts, the winner Waco, Texas Nancy Taylor, third runner-up RositaVasquez 817-753-9189 and second runner-up Syreeta Monroe. Good luck to Nancy at the upcoming Miss r Texas USA pageant. ... Houston's premier cabaret, Missouri Street Station, features live entertainment every Friday and Saturday. Tonight, Keith Caldwell Lazy Jbartender Paul McGee [above, c] and takes to the stage while Noel Eskew his friends Warren, Jamesand John definitely performs tomorrow. Next weekend, May 29 GSP J~ 51)I 2 enjoyed the spicy fare at the club's Cajun and 30, the club presents the exciting antics Belle Fest.This Sunday at 8 p.rn., the "Lost SUPPORT GAY PRIDE SAN ANTONIO T E X A S of Marsha Carlton .... in the 50's" revue returns to the Lazy J.... BESTOF BOTH WORLDS Here we glo again ... Rich's Fusion Weekend starts tonight with the leatherllevi/ €I BIG BARS €I SMALL BARS latex District Party featuring adult film star Videos All Types of Ryan Idol. Tomorrow night, the club's Premium Music newly remodeled art bar debuts with a Sound/DJs Friends/ show featuring the works of Ryan Geiger, Lighted Dance Conversation and on Sunday, they'll get glowing with the Floor Real Places to Fusion '92 Party. While you're there, ask Male Dancers Sit/Park Drink Specials No Cover Cruising Food Specials Former GLPC President Lee Harrington Hunk Bartenders and a representative of the Houston Area Teen Coalition of Homosexuals are shown above [I-r] stepping out in style in outfits LUAU THIS SUNDAY TIGHT TUESDAYS from Union Jack for the Texas Island Gala at Free Buffet at 8prri 50¢ Schnapps Mayor Bob Lanier's River Oaks mansion. Maltais and Slings ifOLESAlE All Night SAN ANTONIO TEA - Here's what's $ 1.50 until 1J pm Dance Show at J J patio bartender Robert Rubio [above] for going on THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO from RETAil Leis • Grass SI('irfs some FrozenFusion. Next Friday, the club Alamo City HOT TEA.... 2128881213 celebrates its fou rth birthday with a gift for EIJardin, Texas' oldest gay bar, has 12 you: free admission from 9-11 p.m. And, of hours of happy hour happiness from 10 a.m. course, there'll be cake.... till 10 p.m. plus early specials. Saturday

PAGE 70 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 71 show. Be sure and pick up your copy of "Wild Stuff" at the club, Rio Records or Eclipse Records. "Wild Stuff" features rankings of the top 40 dance hits, top 10 music videos, record reviews and lots more. While at Wild Club, scope out cute Wild bartender Jay Schodts [below].

The One-O-Six barbecues this Sunday at 6 p.m. with a special Memorial Day treat night, multitalented Maxi [above] stagesa being served. Staff and owners [above, I-r] Legendary performer Donna Day [above] one-woman show depicting Liza Minnelli, Rusty, Lew and Roger report that $450.25 joins the Paper Moon's Super Sunday Show Judy Garland and Bette Midler. See you was raised for SAAF at their recent benefit cast beginning this week, when McAllen's there .... show. Cheers from Alamo City HOT TEA .... own Misty Duvall is special guest. Pauletta's The Royal Sovereign and Imperial Court of After being rained out, Sparks has May Talent Night finals are coming up the Alamo Empire has two benefit shows rescheduled their Hawaiian luau for Sunday Tuesday with Newcomer of the Year Sheena AUSTINteaCIOUS - Here's what's going scheduled May 28 and 29 at the 2015. Show at 8 p.m. Monday you'll find a free buffet Angelica. Modesty Blaze guests in the PMT on THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Chris' Capital time will be 10 p.m. for both .... and a dart tournament beginning at 7 p.m. Show this Thursday. Coming to the Paper City HOT TEA .... The Noo Zoo Co. hold their annual Saturdays you can enjoy 50¢ draft from Moon on June 5 is Miss Gay Texas/USA-at- Memorial Day Street Dance this Sunday out 8-11 p.m .... Large. The CRUISE CAMERA caught [I-r] former on the parking lot from noon until 8 p.m. The annual San Antonio Gay Pride picnic Food, music, games and lots of fun are in is just around the corner on June 21. store. Tuesday, get in on the Zoo pool Individuals interested in reserving booth tournament at 10 p.m. with a cash prize to space in San Pedro Park need to contact the winner .... SAAF at (512)614-5993 by June 1.. ..

Miss Gay Texas/USA Lauren Brach and the Charlie's celebrated eight years of service current Miss Gay Texas/USA-at-Large to the community of Austin with a blowout Autumn Leaves "sans" makeup during lasting all weekend. Ronald Delagarza and Fiestaweek in San Antonio. Say hello to Tony Penny [above] are two of the original Kevin and Randy.... customers who've been coming to the club since day one. Next up on Charlie's agenda - is the USO Memorial Day Party weekend, plus some very special treats during their Monday night strip show .... The Classic ChassisCar Clubs of Austin, Houston and Dallas present the Golden Girls '92 car rally this weekend with opening ceremonies to be held at Auntie Mame's. Classic car owners from around the Kathleen King's Monday jam sessionsat state will display some of the best in antique Ab's Westernaire are so popular that she autos for the public. Call (512)867-1967 for now brings on more of the same Fridays more information on the weekend .... from 5-8 p.m. The CRUISE CAMERA found Ab Alexander/Foxx Productions presents the [above] celebrating his birthday at the club official Miss Austin pageant this Sunday at recently .... the 404 starting at 10:30 p.m. National Underwear parties begin on June 6 at Entertainer of the Year Tasha Kohl will be Wild Club and then the first Saturday of special guest for the evening along with Miss each month thereafter. Shady Lady is now Austin '92 lame Perry. Come out for a night out of the hospital and will soon take her of pomp and glamour for the most prestigious place in the Wild and Wicked Sunday title in the Austin area....

PAGE 72 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 281992 PAGE 73 The 404 welcomed Jennifer Holliday to This last Saturday was so much fun that he Spirit Award winner Tawdry Lane, second Austin this past weekend for an exclusive has agreed to do it every week. Drop by alternate Tracy Donovan, Miss Gay Texas Texas concert at the newest club in town. and wish Carl Boerner a happy birthday on Amazing Grace, last year's winner China FRIDAY 404 owner Helen Rayburn and Ms. Holliday May 26 when he'll be celebrating the eighth Blue, first alternate Kristina Kross and winner were caught [below] outside the club right anniversary of his 21st birthday. Happy Racquel Lord [kneeling] .... $1.50 Longnecks birthday, Carl ... Ashburn's has planned a special Memorial Day show for this Sunday with Miss Mickey Open - Close and her guests. Stop in and catch the DJ Cornell Crawfish holiday show at 10 p.m .... The official Miss Gay Lubbock pageant is coming up May 29-30-31 at Faces.The club has got a great weekend lined up for all of their loyal patrons to enjoy. Check for details.... SATURDAY The Gig in Texarkana hosts their second Jim Trimble, Bobby Burks and Greg annual Billy D. Works Memorial Show this $1.50 Well Drinks before she took to the stage to perform Brewer, three regulars at the Crossing, were Saturday night with proceeds benefiting TAP many of the crowd's favorites and several of Open - Close caught by the CRUISE CAMERA [above] during and BWS. This Monday, you can suck the her new hits. Next up at the club: Miss Gay the torn jean competition last week. You head and eat the tail of all the boiled crawfish Showtime llPM Austin this Sunday, May 24 and the Pearl can bet they'll be on hand for the you want for only $5. Get into the Gig.... and Tattoo party on May 31. The newest fad underwear party on May 27. Drop by for Hidden Door Corpus Christi invites featuring from up North has made its way to Texas: fun and prizes at the oldest bar in Austin .... everyone out to the annual Magic Mile Leave it to BOYZONE Productions to give it Whitney, Morgan, Ms. Fern Walk coming up. Check with the club for to Austin .... more details as you enjoy the sun, fun and Buddies '91-'92 Marie, Live Prohibition has ended at the 'Bout Time beach of the Texas Riviera this holiday Talents of Brown Sugar, Your after a long wait for their liquor license. The weekend .... club is now a full-service bar serving all of Tenth Avenue in McAllen presents male Host & Emcee Lee Michaels your favorite drinks. Pam Webster sends her dancers tonight. Next Friday, May 29, catch heartfelt thanks to those who've stuck by Amanda Hall and Nina Jackson in the show her during the dry spell at the club .... with guests. Get-well wishes from friends and family to hometown girl Shady Lady. SUNDAY Join Misty Duvall as she celebrates her Austin's Club had a great audience when birthday tomorrow, Saturday, May 23.... "A Beach of a Party" Twice as Hot presented the first of their Miss Lillie's Nitespot in Odessa holds a Friday night shows. Erma La Douche, Nicole birthday party for Ken Vaden a.k.a. Dora-Doo Wet T-Shirt Contest and Sabrina Ross[above] were on hand for this weekend. Check with the club for all the festivities. Join Nicole and Sabrina every their holiday party plans.... week when they present a new special Choices in Longview brings lots of holiday $25 CASH PRIZE guest. festivities to the club this weekend. To keep Oilcan Harry's brought in Mr. Gay USA TEXAS TELETYPE - Here's what's the party going strong, they now accept Bodies By Buddies credit cards for your convenience .... II Tony DiAngelo, Trent Matthews, Mr. Gay happening around the state THIS WEEK IN (Belly Painting) Ohio Devin Michaels and Mr. Gay TEXAS .... Maggie's in Amarillo presents Jimmy Florida/USA Chase Hunter [above] for a Charles Aaron's Miss Gay Fort Worth Jamestonight. Join the gang at Maggie's and 50¢ Draw Beer 4-11PM special strip show this past week. Thanks go pageant last week was a huge success, with the Old Plantation for holiday fun and food out to those who attended and made it an hundreds on hand to see the crowning of this Sunday at 2 p.m. The recent West Texas FOOD - FUN - GAMES enjoyable night for everyone. You can also the winner. Captured in the CRUISE CAMERA Entertainer of the Year pageant was a huge catch Reggie Saunders [below] every photo below are [I-r] Miss Congeniality and success. Promoters Ricky Eavesand Ronnie Saturday for his celebrity bartending spot. Hernandez are shown in the coronation photo below with winner LaVonda. ~

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PAGE 76 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 77 Kerry Wayne Burnell (above) December 29, 1943 - May 2, 1992 Kerry died peacefully at horne in Dallas. He is sur- vived by his sister Carol Stackpole and his niece Susan Stackpole, both of Zepher Hills, Florida. Kerry was a longtime employee of BlueCross and BlueShield of Texas. He will be fondly remembered D. Patrick Fontana (above) by his many friends and co-workers throughout Paul Gibson (above, I) Patrick's friends and family are still stunned by Paul Gibson passed away from AIDS on April 21, Texas. Memorials may be made in his name to the his brutal murder May 9 after a minor collision on AIDS Resource Center. 1992, and has now gone to rejoin his lover David 1-30. Bolton (r), who died December 8, 1984. A talented interior designer and educator, Patrick leaves behind his parents, his brother, students, col- leagues and many friends in Texas and California. Patrick will likely be remembered for his warm, Fred Aleman (above) gregarious nature, his dedication to his profession, This is the way I will forever remember you my his creativity and his imagination. He affected many love, sweet and lovable. Thank you for two years of lives in many ways. wonderful life. I miss you. Our love will truly never Born June 13, 1948, Patrick grew up in Kansas die. Fred is survived by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aleman and received a Master of Architecture from Texas and many caring friends. My love left our home and Jeff Dabbs (above) A&M in 1977. He practiced interior design through this world on May 4,1992 as well as part of my soul. Jeff Dabbs passed away April 25 after a brief ill- the 1980s in Dallas, Fort Worth and San Francisco, I'll be seeing you, goodbye for now. ness. Born on September 7, 1955, he was a native both with established firms and on his own. Patrick I Love You, of Plano, Texas and a graduate of Texas A&M designed a large number of distinctive spaces in- Alan University. cluding the Loyd-Paxton showroom and Via Con- Jeff was known for his cheerful smile and easy- dotti in Dallas. He had just wrapped up his third year going nature. He was a sincerely caring, giving and of teaching interior design at TWU. loyal person who will be missed by all of those he Friends trust that Patrick is together again with touched. his true love, Roland Collins, who died in 1988. Survivors include his mother, Dorothy Ellis; his We're really going to miss you, Patrick. father, Bobby Dabbs; four brothers and seven sisters. With loving memories we thank him for be- ing our friend. Peter Kent Dickson (above) Peter Kent Dickson, 32, of Houston passed away May 16 at 7 p.m. with family at his side. He is sur- vived by B. Gordon Dickson; stepmother, Faola Dickson; his two brothers, David and Michael; also stepbrothers and sisters, Katrina, Anthony, Mari, Charlie and Bruce. Preceded by mother, Dorothy Dickson; grandmother, Maude Thurman; and grand- father G.A. Dickson. He will be missed by all his family and many friends, especially longtime friend Michael May. A memorial service was held at Ber- ing Church on May 20. The family request in lieu of flowers that a donation be made to Stone Soup. Thomas Andrew Henry (above) On April 16, 1992, the always loving and caring Chuck Bybee Skip Budge (above) family of Thomas Henry lost him to the horrible September 25, 1964 - April 15, 1992 May 14, 1992 AIDS virus. Living with Houston's gay community, Chuck left this earth in Malta, Montana at the Our beloved friend who never failed to give us William B. Rogers, Jr. (above) was born September Tom kept ties with old friends, volunteered and was home of his mother Ms. Jean Bybee. He graduated laughter, strength and comfort has left this world, 16,1931 and lived in Baytown, Texas. He is survived from EI Centro College and worked as a nurse in but will live on forever in the hearts of each of us furthering his knowledge at the University of by four sisters, Doris and Ruben Waunch of Trin- Houston. He is survived by his loving mother Susan San Francisco before he returned to Dallas, where who were lucky enough to be his friend. Every life ity; Evelyn and Vernal Pursley of Baytown; Kath- Henry; sister and brother-in-law Sarah and Richard he was employed at St. Paul Medical Center. Chuck he touched will be better for having known him. Skip ryn and Clay Autry of Pasadena; Ruth and Charlie Gannon; brother Brian Henry; grandmother Hazel was dedicated to working with AIDS patients, the wanted so badly to get through this in his own way Shoppa of Baytown; plus numerous nieces and Henry; aunts Marcia Theodosiades, Betty Dillman disease which also took him from us. and we should all be happy that we gave him the nephews. He is also survived by his lifemate of 24 and Catherine D'Epinoy; uncle Thomas Schott; A memorial and interment was held in Gary, help he needed to let him call the shots until the years, Ruben Hernandez. Donations to AIDS Foun- great-uncle George Schott; numerous cousins; and Texas on April 24, 1992. very end. He was so very happy to be home and sur- dation of Houston and Stone Soup in his name By request of the family, donations may be made rounded by those he loved. dog Austin. would be appreciated. In addition, he will continue to live on in the to the AIDS Resource Center in Chuck's name. You were such a special person, Skip, and you Until we're together again. hearts of his many friends, both in Houston and in Chuck will be missed by all of his friends and taught us so much. Thank you, sweet baby. Your All My Love, Washington, D.C. If you wish, you may contribute especially by the Dallas leather community, for spirit will never leave us. Ruben to any of many AIDS support groups in his name. which he did so much. We miss you Chuck. Multicullural AIDS Nelwork (Suzy). . 646-2787 .. P.O.38454 32().9696 Easlfield lambda Siudeni Alliance 324-7185 Speakers Bureau . .. 693-2245 While Rock Communily Church . Firedancers (lealher Ilevi Club) P.O. 190712/75219 Unilarian Fellowship 696-5285 .. 722 Tenison Memorial Rd 3200143 Food Panlry , 521·5444 THE GUIDE CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB (Area Code: 512) DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Friends, Associaling & R~aling (FAR.) 7:J3.35OO A weekly city-by-city listing of TWT's Hidden Door 002 S. Siapies 882'()183 Brick Bar 4117 Maple Ave 521·2024 FronIRunners 559-0042152&6424. CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Buddies 3415 Mahanna 526-8720 Garrett Park Manor He~lh Care .... 1407 No. Garrell .. supporters and advertisers across Texas, Christi Cenler. . " .1017 S. Sla~es 8824820 Cove 4020 Maple Ave 5224814 ...... 824

PAGE 86 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 PAGE 87 .. 52~9191 T.C.M.E.R.F. Altemative ... 209 W. Magnolia ... 921·2262 Lutherans Concerned f Houston 88J..4642 .. 2700 Bay Area 177058 Charlie's 1806 Clovis Rd .744-4033 Trinity River Aquatic Club 520-8237 182J.1853 T.C.M.E.R.F. Drug Treatment Cntr .. ~ Southland Ave. MCCR 1919 Decalur 861·9149 AIDS Projecl ~ Loveft 1203 5=7 Lesbians in Business (LIB) 5290077 Faces 2408 4th St.(rear) 74J.1200 Turtle Creek Chorale.. . 526-3214 ...... 336-5454 Pentecostel Family 01 Montrose .. 501 E.18th .. 800-9235 AIDS Resource lor Greater Houston .. LOAFF (Lesbians Over Age 50) .. P.O. !miDI .. 661·1482 LUBBOCK OROANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Uncul Dallas. . P.O. 215163175221 Texas AIDS Nelwork Thomas B 335-1994 Presbytery 01 New Covenant ... 41 Oakdale . .526-2585 · 8000 N. Stadium Dr 74~9181 Lone Star Nudist Group.. . P.O. 541061177254 Community Outreach Center 102 Ave. S. . .. 762.1019 United Court 01 the Lone Slar Empire ... P.O. 190865 . Texas Doubles Bowling League Todd 6954948 Rothko Chapel 1409 SuI Ross 524-9839 American Gay Atheists P.0.66711 . Lone Star Sym. Band. . P.O. 66613 864·5424 GLSA (G 1L Student Assoc.) ...... 52~5719 Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 786 496-1333 Seventh-day Adventist KinshIp P.O. 301047177230 · (Dial·A-Gay·Atheist) 8804242 Lone Star Volleybalt Assoc. . 86~ 1707 · P.O. 4310, SOS office 18 745-9207 WAN.T. (Women in the Arts Networking Togethery . Texas Gay Veterans.. . 54&3611 St. Stephen's Episcopa Church. . .1&15 W. Alabama AMIGA P.O. 980134 520-5667 Men 01 All Colors Together 867-3956 Lambda AA 62~3316/823.J316 ...... 2~9299 V.D. Clinic III:XI University 87().7223 Unitarian Men's Group...... 526-5200 Astro R~nbow So. 01 the Deaf ... P.O. 661361772636136 MCC Library (Gay & Lesbian Archives) 861·9149 LLI G.A P.O. 4310 179484 7914499 Women's Health Project .. 4012 Cedar Springs .. 521·5131 GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 409) HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) .. 522·9362 (TDD), 6214128 (TDD). Medius Assn. Inc. . . P.O. 66908/77266 MCC Lubbock 5531 34th SI.. .792.5562 Womyn 10rWomyn(Les. Res. Cotry .... 1315Skiles . Uniled Chrislian Assembly Inc II I I 21st, Suite 8-226 Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos 526-9t92 ...... Relay 11$7352988 Miss Camp America ... P.O. 142 Bellaire, TXI77402 Oulreach AA & Alanon 102 N. Ave. S 8664380 ...... 821-3999 ...... ~I (800)4284261 Briar Patch 2294 Greenbriar@Holcombe 5859678 AVESiAmigos Volunteers in AIDS Education & Semces) . Montrose Activily Center P.O. 66684 2360064 South PI~ns AIDS Resource Certer .. P.O. 6949/79413 .. Women's S~rituality Group .. 5008 Homer St. .. 826-9213 GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409) Cousins 817F~Niew . . 52~9204 ...... 2510 Broad St.I2OO 640.2837 Montrose Branch Library 4100 Montrose 520-5487 · Holline 792·77&1/0ff~e 796-7068 DENTON CHURCH (Area Code: 817) Evolution 2214 Mechanic 7634212 Gentry 2303 Richmond 520-1861 Bay Area Gays & Lesbians (BAGAL) ~7 Montrose City Councilman Vince Ryan ... P.O. 15261 . LUFKIN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) Harvest MCC .... 5~South Stemmons ..... 4974020 Kon-Tlkl 315 23rd (Tremont) 7~264 Heaven Pacificat Grant. . 521·9123 Bering Care Center (Adull AIDS Day Care Centery ...... 247·2004 East Texas AIDS Foundation 56m40 DENTON COUNTY OROANIZATION (Area Code: 817) Robert's LaFitte. . . 25th & Q St. 765-9092 Inergy 6121 Hiltcrolt 771·9611 · 1440 Harold 520-7070 Montrose Clinic 1200 Richmond 52~5531 Planned Parenthood .... 1404·Frank (Marlen~ . The Colony Breakfast Club (1st Sunday/mo.) . GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) JR's 808 Pacific 521·2519 Bering Dental Clinic (Indigent Care) 1440 Harold. Montrose Co. Cloggers. . 98HAPS .. (HIV counseling/testing·free) 634-8446 ...... 214-370.2707 AIDS Coalition 01 Coastal Texas Inc .... 1419 Tremont . LazyJ 312Tuam 52~9343 ...... 524-7933 Montrose Monday Night Men's Bowling League . McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 51~ DENTON OROANIZATIONS (Area Code: 817) ...... 76J.AIDS Mary's 1022 Westhelmer 527·9669 Blood for Life . . 856-72721441-8697 ...... Jeff 641·5424 P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. @ Daffodil 682-0019 Courage Les.1 Gay Studenl Assoc. Stud. Cntr. P.O. 5067 Galveston Tennis Nelwork Jerry .765-5071 Missouri St. Stalion .1117 Missouri at Yoakum .524-1333 Body Positive 1Ho ..... 1475 W. Gray, 1176 .... 524·2374 Montrose Palace . . 526-LOVE 10th Avenue 1820 N. 10th 682·7131 Garza Produclions . . 864·1012 Montrose Mining Co.. ..&15 Pacific 529-7488 Chain Gang Bicycling Club. . .96t.7257 Monlrose Singers .... (a gay men's chorus) 526-5348 McALLEN OROANtZATION (Area Code: 51~ EL PASO CWBS (Area Code: 915) .. Lambda AA 93Wl19 Mothers 402 Lovett 520-7935 Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. 981102/77096 Monlrose Ski Club .. . .Alex 661).8213 AIDS InlonnaJion Line 61~AIDS Old Plantalion 219 S. Ochoa -533-6055 lesbian 1Gay Parents Support P.O. 241 762·7272 Ms. B's 9200 Buff~o Spdwy 1i66J356 Cocaine Anonymous Meetings 668£822 Montrose Softball League. . P.O. 5419541772541954 MIDLAND f ODESSA CHURCH IOROANlZATION San Antonio Mining Company ... Im E. San Antonio . Silk Stocking Ball .... David Bump, P.O. 5295177554 ... Pacific Street 710 Pacific 523<1213 CoDependents Anon. . 5m211 NAMES Project Houston 1410 FaiNiew 177006 . (Area Code: 915) ...... 5339516 ... (Houston) 713.J37·5~; (Galveston) ~737-3122 Ranch 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 661N464 Coil 45's 52~5070 ...... 52·NAMES Holy Trinily Comm. Church 1607 S. Main 570.HTCC(482~ U-Got·ft 216 S. Ochoa 5339310 HARLINGEN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 51~ Rich's 2401 San Jacinto 75~9606 Coil 45's AIDS Trouble Fund P.O. 66804 526-6077 Narcolics Anonymous .(Montrose Area-24 Hr. Helpline) . NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409) EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) AIDS Inlonnation Line. . 1=7432 Ripcord 715 FaiNiew 521·2792 Couples 1Houston (Couples Nat'l) ...... 6614200 . EaslTexasAIDSProject ... P.O.631346 ... 56m40. AIDS Info ... English 1543-3574 .... Spanish 1543-3575 MCC Valley Oulreach P.O. 727 Combes, TX 178535 611 Hyde Park PUb Hyde Park at Stanford 526-7070 · P.O. 70884177270001I4 9639048 National Leather Assoc ..... P.O. 66553/772660553 ...... Testing 156~2021 GRO (Gay Resource Organization) . P.O. 13373 . ~9564 Valley AIDS Council 2220 Haine Dr. 133/78550 . The Dance Hall 202 Tuam opening soon Crisis Hotline. . 22~ 1505 ...... 434-2417 ODESSA CLUBS (Area Code: 915) HIV&STDTesling ..... 222S.Campbell 543.J560 ...... 4~9322 Venture-N 2923 Main 522~ Delta Lambda PhqU of H) 529-3211 Neartown Assoc 1413 Westheimerl77006 Nile Spot 8401 Andrews Hwy 3636799 LambdaAA.. . 779-8616 HOUSTON ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 713) XTC 9200 Buffalo Spdwy 66IN464/1i66J356 Diana Foundation. . P.O. 66523/77266 North Montrose Civ~ Assoc. . .. P.O. 13018417721~184 Tropics 6202 W. County Rd 36&9569 Lambda Line (helplinelswitchboardl24 hours) . The Lovett Inn (Guest House) ... 501 Lovett ... 522·5224 HOUSTON COUNSEUNG (Area Code: 713) DIFFAlHouston 20 Greenway Plaza 1210177046 . Northwoods AIDS Coalition c 10 Intertaith Cotr .. West Texas Mining Co ..... 409 N. Hancock 334-6161 .. 562-GAYS HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) Bednck, ~anna M., Ph.D., LPG.34OO Montrose, Ste. 233. . 621·7969 ...... 4242 Woodrush Dr 367·5595 ODESSA/MIDLAIID/PERMIAN BASIN OROANIZATIONS Lambda Semces P.O. 31321 f 7993Wl21 Big City News & Videe . . .10105 Gulf Freeway ...... 522·7014 Drug Abuse Hottine 1C Ave. l . 2954i396 SiiverDoliarSaloon 1418N.Main .227·2623 Legal Delense Fund.. . 33&8242 Church 01 Religious Science 1505 Nevada .. 5260683 ...... 52~5535 Houston Thursday Nile Mixed Bowling League .. LAKE CHARLES CWB (Louisiana Area Code: 31~ Sparks 8011 Webbles 853-9941 Lambda AA 3144 Ryan 921·2871 Church of Universal Divinity (Byzanllne Rile) 524·9184 Wonnacott, J. Brian, M.D. . .3515 Oak Foresl Dr. 13 . · Steve 529-3261 Crystal's 112 W. Broad 433-5457 Siallion . . 2003 McCullough Lambda Bowling. . 267·1963 Community Gospel Church ... 501 E. 18th 800-9235 ...... 681~7 Houston Women's Softball Lg.. LAKE CHARLES OROANIZATIONS (Area Code: 318) 2015 2015 San Pedro 733-3365 Lone Star Bowling League . . Darrell Moore ~706 Dawn Of F~lh MCC. 10595 Telephone @Fuqua.991-6766 HOUSTON OROANIZATIONS I HELPUNES ...... 19327 Bristle Star, Katy 177449 Southwest Louisiana AIDS Council P.O. 267170602~267 Wild Club 820 San Pedro 225-2620 Longhom Bowling Assoc.. . Joan 624-2151 Dignity (Gay Catholics). . .. P.O. 66821 52~111 (Area Code: 713) Houston Wrestling Club ..... P.O. 131134 ..... 522·5994 .. (hotline)43~5145/8OQ.256-5145 ..... 43~1 SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) The NAMES Project(AIDS Quill). . . .. 3J.NAMES First Unitarian Church 5200 Fannin SI. 526-5200 ACLU 1236 W. Gray 524-5925 Imperial Court of the Single Star .. LAREDO CLUB (Area Code: 51~ The Delta Prograr;) 1Stafford Meadows Hosptal . Parenls & Friends of Lesbians & Gays .... P.O. 8152 .. Gay & Lesbian Monnons P.O. 7167 862·1607 ACT UP Houston P.O. 66275177~75 433-2924 · P.O. 980444/7709W444 The Discovery. . .2019 Farragut 722·9032 ...... 1$274-0124 ...... ~I Grace Lutheran Church 2515Waugh 526-7700 AIDS Assistance Fund ... 2476 Bolsover 1455 .. 5294788 Jertle (F¥lA Issues & Suppo~) 7~2548 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 903) Sharon Slone & Associates 641·5998 Respact-G 1L Assoc. of TCJC NE .. TCJC Stud. Act. . Houston Intertaith Amance 1i830757 AIDS Dental Referrals. . 5~ Jewish Family SeNices .. 4131 S. Braeswood .. 667·9336 Choices 440 N. Eastman 753-9221 SAN ANTONIO FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 51~ ...... 828 Harwood Rd 1Hurst, TX 76054 Houston LOS Family Sacramenl Meeting 862·1607 AIDS Foundation 3202 Weslayan. . 623114 ...... 701 N. Post Oak Rd. 1330 682·5995 Lambda Center (M) 1201 West Clay .. AIDSIHIV Testing. . 1$526-0669 AIDS Infonnation.. . 2254715 Tarrant Co. Parents Group .. P.O. 483821 Watauga, Tex .. Jewish Family SeNice 4131 S. Braeswood 667·9336 AIDS Legal Hotline. . 52~7702 ...... (office) 52,.,243 1(lobby) 52~9772 American Red Cross 1AIDS Support Group 753-2091 Alamo Area Resource Cenler 2515 McCullough Ave. 1101 ... .65S6056 Kolbe House 903A W. Main 522-8182 AIDS Mastery Workshop. . . P.O. Lesbian 1Gay Democrats of Texas ... 520-51261527·9143 Church Wilh A Vision .... 420 E. Cotton St. 753-1501 ...... 7352437 Tarranl County Tavem Guild. . 8774419 Kingdom Community Church ... 6IH. 19th 862-/533 57275117725),2751 . Lesbian 1Gay Students...... U of H Clear Lake .. LUBBOCK CLUBS (Area Code: 806) Alamo BUSiness Council (Prof. 1Social) .

22 - 28 1992 PAGE 89 PAGE 88 TWT MAY 22 - MAY 28 1992 TWT MAY MAY .. P.O. 15481178212 Positive Alliance 01 San Anlonlo )PASA) .. P.O. 12776 .. Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (TGRA) .. P.O. 12651 .. 7~15O Alamo Cily Men's Chor~e .. .. .P.O. 120243178212 ...... 84t·2314 The Bridge (youth shelten .. 606 Wilson Blvd ... 734-9532 Alamo Cily Volleyball. .. 684·2434 RAM. (Resource Assistance Ministry) .. Wellness Connection Inc ..... 151 Harwood I 78213 . Alamo Couples P.O. 12446 828-2168 ...... 3114 W. Ashby PI. 734·2843 ...... 734-4725 Alamo Human Righls Commillee _ River City SIompers. . . .732·5649 SAN MARCOS ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 51~ Alcohol Counseling & Delox MHMR 42161h 51. Runaways (Youth $eNice Project) 299-7660 GLSA 01 GLSA ...... •...... 754.Q948 S.A.T.G.AJ 225-4715 TEXARKANA CLUB (Area Code: 501) BEXAR MEN (nudisl club) P.O. 791527/78279-1527 San Antonio AIDS Found 818 E. Grayson I 78208 . The Gig .. 201 East 51. (Hwy. 71 So.) .. Arkansas 77~900 Chain 01 Command R1. 9, P.O. 252N ...... 225-4715 TEXARKANA COUNSWNG (Area Code: 903) ...... Canyon lake, TX 78133 .. . 8997879 San Antonio Gay Pride Week Commillee . Choices ... Teny & Darlene Sims ... 301 West/awn Dr.. Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. 33684 73/·1765 .... P.O. 12063/78212 ...... 832·1489 Court 01 lhe Alamo Empire P.O. 120123 738-0825 SA Gay Switchboard. . . P.O. 120402 7337300 TEXARKANA ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 501) Crisis Holline (24 hours) . .. l, 2274357 San Antonio Lambda Students Aliiance(SALSA) .. Texarkana AIDS Project (TAP) Box 3243 . Detoxification Center 622 Dolarosa 225-5481 ...... P.O. 12715 7331225 .. Texarkana, Arkansas 175504 772Jj776 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Presa S1. 533-9156 San Antonio Men's Chorus ... 102 Wickes st. 225-2324 TYLER CHURCH (Area Code: 903) Friends 01 the Quill, Names Project .... Box 12085178212 San Antonio Names Project .. 818 E. Grayson .. 225-4715 51. Gabriel Comm. Church .... 13004 Cr. 1193175703 .. Gay & Lesbian Parent Co~ition .. 2839 N.W. Military 1508 San Antonio NOW P.O. 33213 673-8600 ...... 581Jj923 Gay Switchboard Bar Inlo . . .. 734-2833 San Antonio Tavem Guild P.O. 12712178212 TYLEI!JSMITH CO. MEDICAL (Area Code: 903) HACER [Hispanic AIDS Comm. lor Ed. & Resources) . San Antonio Volleyball 92~30091684-2434 Planned Parenthood .3500 E. South Broadway. 581<1277 ...... 1017 N. Main, Suite 208 227·2204 Sharon Stone & Assoc. (Counseling) 641·5998 WACO CHURCH (Area Code: 81~ Happy Foundation 411 Bonham 227-6451 Soulh Texas Outreach Program lor AIDS 1UT Health Sci.. MCC lOOt Clay 752·5331 Helpline (Drug Abuse Centr~) 22>4066 ..... Cnlr. SA ..... 301 S. Frio #278 ..... 2704621 WACO CLUBS (Area Code: 81~ Lambda AA 132 Blue Star 225-5611 Team San Anlonio .Gay Games IV-Unity in '94 .Jack . Maxine's. . .507 Jefferson & N. 5th. . .. 7539189 LlSA(les.lnlo.S.A.) . ..P.O. 12327 82~LlSA ...... 224·9175 WICHITA FALLS BUSINESS (Area Code: 81~ Parents 01 Gays. .. 73&6847 Tejas Molorcycle Club ..... P.O. 120295. .. .. 734·5321 Deceptions 104 Eastside Dr. 767.r0J8

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