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Institute for Sex Research and author Linda Parks, W.J. Quigley, Steve Vecchiettl of the Kinsey reports on sexual behav- ART DIRECTOR Steven Douglas Fritz As ABC-TV explained, to fully under- PRODUCTION MANAGER Dennis Walker stand the scope of the investigation ior, served as an expert consultant to ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow one must know what pages are and do. the CIA in establishing both female and GRAPHIC ARTISTSThom Bisping, Guy Keefer. male houses of prostitution in the U.S. Frank White. Mike Sullivan, Pages are under 18, asked and spon- John Buschlen, Fred Hinton sored by members of Congress, attend and overseas. TYPOGRAPHERS WJ. Quigley, Leslie Holmes N~W ANNOOW"NU'~ government classes in the morning, run Information from FBI officials, docu- STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Eli Gukich, Graham, Scott Taylor. Woody Keas, Greg Hcvlcori ;,'~~"'~"'h ~ errands for members of Congress in ments and interviews indicated that in- AI Macareno, Jim Homi~on, J. 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The issue is rather that of all types of FBI's collection of names of suspected DEADLINEFORALL ADS: Friday, one week sex with minors and use of drugs. prior to publication. ~Dlcr ~ One former page said he "had en- homosexuals, the surveillance of gay o 0 bars and meeting places, and surveil- AUSTIN ·Ir~~ countered homosexual advances" Scott Taylor . . (512) 926-0253 while he was a page. Another said he lance, infiltration and use of informants DALLAS ~ S'PPEI ~ had "engaged in sex with a member of to build files on gay civil rights groups. Richard Rogers. . (214) 521-0622 the House on three occasions, one of FORTWORTH Jerry Cassidy. . (817)335-0742 them in an apartment in the Watergate U.S. CAN'T BAN HOUSTON complex." FOREIGN GAYS Chuck Oberg. . (713) 527-9111 WE'VE. 511L\. G0111' ALL~ SAN ANTONIO FBI CONDUCTING SAN FRANCISCO - U.S. District Alan Gellman. . (512) 492-6894 PoV~~R~,~AVi.RS Judge Robert Aguilar has rejected as P\\,ES & C\.\fS GAY SURVEILLANCE CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR Cheryl Chamberlain unconstitutional the old immigration OPEN WASHINGTON, DC - A concerted rules which had previously barred for- ACCOUNTING Doug Felix OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Cheryl Chamberlain MONDAY-SATURDAY nationwide surveillance and investiga- eign homosexuals from entering Amer- CIRCULATION MANAGER Leslie Holmes ion program by the FBI into the lives of ica. The rules violated the constitution- DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Brad LaMore IOAM.-1I PM wealthy, prominent, closeted homosex- al rights of free speech and association ASYLUM ENTERPRISES, INC. SU •..•DAyS NOON-7PM The Corporation ual men as well as into gay civil rights for homosexuals, the judge stated. PRESIDENTJames D. Cagle groups, and the collection of thou- "Homosexuals pose no threat to na- VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURERCharles M. Patrick lflf~StMPLE sands of names of suspected homo- tional security merely because they are SECRETARYJim D. Chappell ~tt~~~ t: « g sexuals in the course of nearly 30 homosexuals. Nor do they pose a

TWT JULY9-15, 1982 PAGE 11 PAGE 10 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 threat to the health, safety and welfare of the American public," the ruling said. Aguilar had ruled in the case of the Lesbian-Gay Freedom Day Committee, which challenged an INS policy exclud- ing homosexuals as "sexual deviants" once they were certified to be homo- sexual. Aguilar had issued a temporary order banning the exclusion of homosexuals by the INS during last year's gay pride parade in San Francisco, TWT NEWS re- called. PRE·CONDITION YOUR SKIN BEFORE GAY RIGHTS BILL 1) GAINS MOMENTUM GOING INTO THE BRUTAL SUN! WASHINGTON, DC - What has be- come known as the "gay rights bill" -come to EuroTan today and show off that sexy, healthy-looking tan (HR-1454), has gained further rnornen- in less than a week. tum with the recent signing-on of two -Our J K Tanning beds from Germany are totally sate, NO burn, more cosponsors-representatives NO peeling, NO dry skin. Recommended by Dermatologists. Harold Washington of Illinois and -Prevents aging of the skin and sunburn. Henry Reuss of Wisconsin. This brings -Also available for home use. the total sponsor list to 54, which is -The JK Tanning Bed is a EuroTan Exclusive. just one shy of the all-time high reach- "We do it safely - the European way" ed in the previous Congress. The addition of the two Midwestern Democrats is most welcomed by the 2) SHAPE UP - ELECTRONICALLY Gay Rights National Lobby (GRNL).TWT NEWS has learned that GRNL is confi- -EuroTone now offers the ultra modern way of Isometric exercise, dent other sponsors will cosign befroe muscle toning and building. Our trained technicians apply up to 20 Congress adjourns for the November pads to your "problem areas" and our equipment does the rest. elections. Electronic impulses contract and relax your muscles. - NO sweat, NO strenuous exercise, NO discomfort. -Already featured in PM Magazine, "That's Incredible", ANITA BRYANT Gentlemen's Quarterly, The Houston Post, etc. DANCE EPISODE -Thr P10S Isometric Muscle Toner is a EuroTone Exclusive. ATLANTA - The woman who led "We do it electronically - the European way." the fight in Miami against homosex- uals in the much-publicized "Save Our Children" crusade launched in Florida 3) GUARANTEED INCH LOSS-INSTANTLY! and who helped defeat the pro-gay -Our famous "Body Wrap" together with our nutritional program will Dade County ordinance, has apparent- 535 WESTHEIMER get you ready for that new and tight bathing suit. Show off your new Iy had a further change of heart. Past HOUSTON 520-0244 body in Galveston, Acapulco, Lake Travis or Key West. It works! reports to TWT NEWS had indicated that the woman in question, Anita Bryant, had said she no longer disliked homo- sexuals. Such remarks were made after AFTER HOURS 3221 Fondren ~~~~~~ntrose Blvd. her 1980 divorce and move to Selma, FRI & SAT E UR.IAN 266·9947 Alabama. For EuroTan franchise opportunities in your area. cat! (713) 529·1701 Last week, the story further unravel- ed when Anita's words became pic-

PAGE 12 1WT JULY 9 - 15. 1982 1WT JULY 9 - 15. 1982 • PAGE 13 Dan Prashner. The incidents surfaced tures as an Associated Press wire- The three days of action packed after some of the boys had told their events is expected to draw some 23,000 photo showed pro-family Bryant danc- parents, plus visitors from across the U.S. and ing with former gay minister Russ Mc- Lewis was sentenced to ten years in many foreign countries. Travel agen- Craw in an Atlanta disco. prison on all five cases. The sentences cies across the country are booking McCraw is remembered as a former are to run concurrently. tours at a record pace into Reno for this evangelist in the gay movement, but Last week, TWT NEWS reported of the year's annual event, Ann Adams said. SOUND has claimed he has been "cured," Mc- sentencing of a Pasadena Little This year's program includes a coun- Craw is presently engaged in the rnlnls- League umpire who had been similarly try fair, concert, steak barbecue dinner try of "curing other homosexuals," charged and sentenced. A third case in- and barn dance, There again will be the volving another man-boy sex ring has selection of Mr., Ms. and Miss National GAY SEX IN yet to be heard by a state judge. Gay Rodeo, selection of best All ~MUSIC EL PASO JAIL Around Cowboy and Cowgirl based on competitive rodeo events. Last year, EL PASO - This West Texas city "WOMYN'S" MINI- Records & Tapes Texas won both Ms. and Miss contests. was rocked to its foundations last FESTSUNDAY A new feature has been added this year spring when several jailers were accus- HOUSTON - Heidi's & Co" a with the formation of a National Gay THE PLACE ed of exploiting gay prisoners in the Houston women's store, will present a Rodeo Marching Band. There will be ONLY city jail. Complaints from homosexual "Womyn's Mini-Fest" this Sunday, July $10,000 in cash and prizes to be award- IN SAN ANTONIO inmates that they had been forced to 11, from 1:00-8:00pm to celebrate one ed to this year's winners. perform sexual favors for nine jailers year in business at 1905 W. Alabama. Entrants in this year's rodeo finals have been under investigation. The feminist store carries women's are winners in their local gay com- TWT NEWS has now learned that nine FOR THE BEST IN music, t-shirts, resale clothing, jewelry, munities. All proceeds from the contest. of the jailers have been suspended crafts and plans to start a book-order- will be donated to the Muscular Dys- without pay and dismissal notices have ing service, Kathleen DeSilva told TWT trophy Association in the commnity DANCE MUSIC been served by Chief Deputy Jesus NEWS. where the funds were raised and given Reyes. It has been further learned that 12" IMPORTS & The mini-fest will feature live music in the name of the local gay communi- replacements have been hired, by Lyra and Rawslyn Ruffin, storyteller ty, Last year, Texas was the largest Although misconduct charges were ALBUMS!! Alice Shrader, a slide show on contributor, This year, Texas gays have dropped against two, two others were "Womyn's" Gatherings and a variety of raised a record $36,000. "Give Me Just A Little More Time" indicted by a county grand jury on booths in the parking lot. Balloons, "Stormy Weather" felony charges of violating inmates' refreshments, haircutting, a clown, a GAY AGGIES civil rights, Maximum penalty is two to tattoo artist and impromptu jam ses- "In The Name of Love" ten years in prison and a fine of $5,000, sions will enhance the festive atmos- MOUNT A&M FIGHT TWT NEWS learned. "Discharge" (LP) phere, Heidi McMunn added. COLLEGE STATION - In April 1976, Admission is free. For more informa- the Gay Student Services Organization BUY WHERE ALL THE DJ's BUY: SECOND LITTLELEAGUE tion or to reserve space for a last- (GSSO) applied for official recognition SOUTHWEST TEXAS' DISCO/NU-WAVE COACH SENTENCED minute booth, call Heidi's & Co. at (713) as a campus organization in order to MUSIC SOURCE FOR YOUR CLUB OR 520-7677.July 18 has been chosen as a pass out fliers on campus. Eight HOUSTON - The second of three PARTY - WE HAVE IT ALL raindate, McMunn said. months later, University officials cases in the Houston area involving denied that request on the grounds that sex with underage little leaguers has it would be inconsistent with Texas DOWNTOWN gone to court and resulted in sentenc- JOAN & ROSE (NEXT TO MAJESTIC) A&M policy, The GSSO immediately fil- ing, RODEO MARSHALS ed suit against Texas A&M in federal Robert Lewis, 48, of 6010 Elm, was 208Y2 E. HOUSTON • 222-1821 RENO, NV - Comedienne Joan district court in Houston, OPEN, IOam-6pm MON-SAT sentenced by State District Judge Joe Rivers and recording star Rose Maddox Judge Ross Sterling dismissed that Kegans on June 28 for offenses lnvolv- have been named grand marshals for suit on the grounds that a government ing five boys, ages 10, 11 and 12. Lewis, SOUTHSIDE Reno's Seventh Annual National Reno institution cannot be sued, But, in Feb- a Houston Little League baseball 6ClJIH PARK PLAZA) Gay Rodeo and Country Fair sponsored ruary 1980, the Fifth U.S. Court of Ap- coach in Sharpstown and a wholesale by the Comstock Gay Rodeo Associa- peals reversed that ruling, citing a 2301 S.W. MILITARY. 923-6995 paper company employee, had shown tion. Phil Ragsdale, founder and presi- Supreme Court ruling that held that OPEN, IOam-9pm MON-SAT pornographic movies and magazines to dent, told TWT NEWS that it will be held local institutions can be sued. The ap- the boys before persuading them to Mail '&> Phone Orders July 30-August 1 at the Nevada State peals court ordered Sterling to hear the perform sexual acts between them- Accepted '&> Shipped Same Day Fairgrounds in Reno. case. selves and on him, said the prosecutor,

TWTJULY9-15, 1982 PAGE:t5 TWTJULY 9 - 15, 1982 PAGE 14 A four-day trial began on November WHO'S BEHIND GAY 16, 1981. Sterling issued his decision on May 22, 1982. He ruled in the Univer- RIGHTS MOVEMENT? sity's favor. - The National Gay The GSSO has every intention of ap- Task Force (NGTF) has published a pealing the case in New Orleans. So new booklet which documents wide- far, the organization has supported the spread non-gay support for gay civil suit with its own funds. "But it needs rights. "Who's Behind the Gay Rights and would appreciate help from out- Movement? A Gay Civil Rights Pack- side" the GSSO, TWT NEWS was told. age" offers a remarkable array of evi- "We are planning a large rally in sup- dence at the depth of support gay peo- port of the suit and in support of civil ple enjoy in the non-gay community. In- liberties for gays. The rally is set for cluded are resolutions from profession- August 21, 1982. Other details have yet al and scientific organizations, non- to be decided upon," said Ed Cawley. discrimination statements from major corporations, statements from reli- MORAL MAJORITY gious leaders, public opinion polls and GOING BROKE quotes from other major shapers of public opinion in America. LYNCHBURG, VA - The Moral Ma- Statements are included from such jority is going broke. As reported by TWT diverse sources as the Lutheran NEWS during the past year, one by one, Church in America, the Jos. Schlitz the various ministry groups operating Brewing Co., the American Association under the umbrella of Moral Majority for the Advancement of Study, News- and pro-family are facing serious finan- day, the National YWCA, Massachu- cial difficulty. setts Institute of Technology and more The Tammy and Jim Bakker Praise than 200 others. The booklet will be a the Lord (PTL Club) TV show has had to valuable tool for activists to use in their foresake its cable TV networking and is work with the media, in lobbying legis- now facing a similar financial crisis lators, in dealing with employers and in with its syndicated over-the-air tele- building strength within the gay and vision broadcast. non-gay community, Lucia Valeska, Ex- TV evangelist James Robison, re- ecutive Director of NGTF, explained to membered for his anti-gay remarks in TWT NEWS. the past, has been losing money, losing "As we struggle to achieve our TV station contracts and losing in the rights, it often seems that our progress Neilson ratings stronghold. is terribly slow," Valeska added, "in Last week, Ronald S. Godwin of the light of how long and hard so many of Moral Majority, said his group's "finan- us have worked. But we must realize cial condition is serious enough so if that the gay movement has generated our people don't respond, we're in trou- significant non-gay support and that ble." He reported that the group barely we are winning in our effort to achieve had enough money to print its June major changes in public attitudes. This newsletter. booklet demonstrates that we are not a Jerry Falwell had hoped his July 4 'lunatic fringe' in American society, but rally would bring in the necessary con- that we-and our friends-'are every- tributions to stave off the demise of his where.'" Old Time Gospel Hour on TV. Millions The booklet is one in a series of of dollars are needed to keep it on the educational publications distributed by air. NGTF and funded in part by NGTF A similar plight at the PTL Club was Fund for Human Dignity. Copies are described by evangelist Bakker, who available for $3.00 (discounts available said PTL was three months behind in for quantity orders) from NGTF, 80 Fifth paying its TV stations. Ave., New York, NY 10011. '-\II.t COMING: JULY 14-18 TEX U.S. BAND, from Austin 1WT JULY9-15, 1982 PAGE 17 '., , . MR'F~ .:'J~~t~; '.;~;1~:/~~'t.:;

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TWTJULY9-15. 1982 PAGE "21 congratulations for an incredible , , that I had been employed as a school ;'::: .,0;", .",., w4 experience, one of which all of us can be psychologist. Well, that reply really broke proud. I for one look forward to marching him up. He amazingly relayed the again next year. information to his partner, implying how Let "unity" be our theme a/ways! "sick" it was. Infuriated, I stated that it "C.J." Jacob wasn't any sicker than the two of them. Dallas, Texas They were obviously on a power trip with nothing better to do in a high crime area A&M's GSSO of the city but to harass two harmless individuals. This, my friends, is what our Dear TWT: tax money goes for, to pay the wages of Many thanks to the gay people of people who mistake playing "butch" and Houston and especially to Andy Mills and flaunting power, for acting in a mature, the Montrose Symphonic Band for their professional and responsible manner. support of the gay students in our legal I only wish that these two policemen battle against Texas A&M University. We could have heard, I mean really heard and are that much closer to reaching the comprehended the words of our mayor financial goal necessary for us to continue when she stated that together we can our fight. make Houston a better community. My apologies are extended to the few Somehow, my feelings of gay pride were people offended by our rnoney-rnaklnq taken from me, but only for a moment. efforts at the Fred Paez Memorial Concert. Writing this letter and publicly stating my I will, however, say that I feel for a group inspiration does more good for me than all of gay people who cannot afford even a of the damage that these two ignorant, word of encouragement, much less 50¢ to uninformed and unprofessional individuats help support some young people doing who stopped us could ever do. Thanks for their best to fight for the cause of gay listening. rights, I am really sorry for you, Richard E. Price Further support, both financial and Houston, Texas moral, is both solicited and much appreciated. Ed Cawley Gay Pride Thief Gay Student Services Organization DearTWT: College Station, Texas 77840 Well, I got ripped-off during the Houston parade, and what is so bad is my FOR LESS THAN $20 belongings were taken from Donna Day's Houston's "Finest" apartment while we were on the float. You ENJOY THIS WEEKEND CRUISE Dear TWT: know, it's a crying shame that while we -AND DRINK ALL YOU WANT, FREE!! After attending an inspiring rally that are all out showing what we stand for, one followed a parade promoting unity and of our own kind is stealing! I even know togetherness, my feelings of love and who you are. I didn't get your name, but I brotherhood were usurped by two of did see you at Donna's apartment. You are Houston's "finest." We were stopped for 5' 9", black hair, Mexican-American, and in turning off Avondale at a "wrong" corner, your mid-twenties __. I don't forget a face! and then we were searched and generally I hope you will return my wallet, keys harassed for nearly half an hour. While I and jeans to Donna or to the Copa. If you was obediently providing one "officer" do, I won't say a word or press charges (and I use the term loosely) with against you when I see you out again. If information, my friend was pulled from the not, you will hear from me. car by the other and frisked. Then he Ron East searched the inside of my car, leaving it in Houston, Texas a shambles. He pulled the floor mats up, reached under the seat and found two Parade and Clowns napkins containing potpourri for air Dear TWT: freshener. He ripped these open, scattering I am a 55-year-old straight mother of their contents everywhere. All the while, he three and was in attendance at your Gay was laughing and saying, "And you know Pride parade on Sunday, June 27. I have a all of this is legal as hell." gay son. ONLY $2 COVER AFTER 2AM He then found an identification badge I was very impressed with the floats and from when I was employed by HISD. He bands, but the thing that touched me the asked what I did for them, and I answered most was a poem that a Community

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Clown gave me. we need to create a world where am from and currently that the appreciation and the "thank yous" Enclosed is a copy of the poem so that everyone can peacefully live the life visiting your fine city. that you might not receive directly were you might share it with all your many they choose. The Community Clowns was one unit reflected in the inspiring smiles and readers. If the world as a whole ever that I enjoyed very much. These clowns thunderous applause projected by the needed a message, this is it. I have read a Dear TWT: brought much laughter and joy to me, thousands of participants at the parade lot of things in my 55 years, but have never As Gay Pride Week rolls around again, The floats were very well done and the and the rally, Furthermore, many friends been touched as deeply. I'd like to thank all of Houston for such a bands were in perfect harmony. and opinion leaders commented to me Mrs. R.A. Donovan wonderful week. This last weekend was This chemical mixture made a great day what a fine job you have done. one all will remember for a long time. Houston, Texas for us all. As usual, the Gay Pride Week's events There was one group which gave much John Hall were chock full of new and exciting firsts, we need to feel more love and enjoyment to this parade. This New York, New York Again, a reflection on the people behind to understand others. group was the Community Clowns. There the scenes. Larry, from CHE and myself, we need to love more was one delightful person who gave much (HE Thanks GPW pass the word: Everything was absolutely to be loved back. love to everyone. He kept saying that Editor- The following letter was address- incredible, moving, professional and most we need to cry more everybody was beautiful. He was so full of ed to Larry Bagneris, Jr. chair of the Gay importantly of all, good clean fun ... a to cleanse ourselves. life and gave a lot to the parade. This Pride Week Committee from Citizens for true celebration, we need to laugh more made me feel good to hear this from a Human Equality (CHE), to enjoy ourselves. complete stranger. I would also like to Let the energy of this last week take us we need to see more mention how beautiful the floats were and Dear Larry: to new levels of influence, provide us with other than our own little fantasies. how the bands sounded wonderful. For five years the community and myself bigger and better resources, and develop we need to hear more I would like to say "thank you" and have participated with and watched you new and trusting leaders for the quantum and listen to the needs of others. what pride it gives me to be a part of such and the loyal GPW volunteers assimilate leaps our movement must keep making in we need to give more a great community and not apart from. unbelievable resources resulting in order to overcome the almost and take less. Ken Johnson stunning displays of our community's self- insurmountable forces that continuously we need to share more Houston, Texas pride, progressive attitude and serious throw their mud and their money at our and own less. determination to be "A Part Of, Not Apart simple goal: that of Human Equality for all we need to look more Dear TWT: From" through the ten days of quality Steven H. Shiflett and realize that we are not so different I would like to express my appreciation events you coordinate, President, CHE from one another. for the 1982 Houston Gay Pride parade. I . , . Let me take the opportunity to say Houston, Texas ,\1II.f

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PAGE 24 TWT JULY 9·15, 1982 TWT JULY9·15, 1982 PAGE 25 \\OW __ PERSPECTIVE__ PERSPECTIVE presents an opportunity to express an in-depth personal viewpoint or opinion. TWT encourages submissions from readers on a wide range of subjects and of varying stances and outlooks. All submissions should be moderate in length (3-4 pages typed, double-spaced) and must include the full name and address of the person submitting. All submissions should be made to TWTIPERSPECTIVE, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006, Opinions expressed in PER· SPECTIVE are those of the individual writers and not of TWT, its editors or staff. Lynn Ashby & ERA by Bonnie Dombroski If I speak my mind, I am rampaging my Ijust finished reading Lynn Ashby's June foes? The fight for equality for all is a 23, 1982article, "ERA battling holds lesson" shooting match that has been made to look [The Houston Post}. Like many others, he ridiculous because feminists are overly sen- has suddenly found time to jump on the sitive to chauvinistic gender labels? anti-bandwagon. I don't know who he thinks Feminists could have had the darned thing he is speaking for when he bestows his in- passed if only they had shown a little more finite wisdom (look out, Dear Abby), but ac- grace, charm, worn a dress and makeup? cording to him, "If ERA fails, it will not be Feminists are mean-minded women? I bet because of its contents, but because of its men like Alan Aida are surprised to discover sellers. Somehow, some way, the movement that they are actually women or lesbians. became controlled by ardent feminists who (Why were only women mentioned as sup- were an abrasive, unhappy, overly sensitive porters of the Equal Rights Amendment?) bunch, They turned people off, people of all Also, we have been accused of political persuasions. The idea got manipulating statistics. Suddenly, the Louis associated in some people's minds with les- Harris Survey is invalid? bianism. One ERA supporter was found to Like many others, Lynn believes the have attempted to bribe an Illinois state women's movement to be only associated legislator." Another profound quote, "The with the fight for equality. Other issues in- ERA movement got undercut by the silly. It elude battered women, child abuse and got swept up in changing our language to care, credit, disabled women, employment, chairperson, peoplekind, Ms.-fad words health, insurance, media, older women, that shall soon make the merciful departure rape, reproductive freedom and sexual from our vocabulary. It made the whole preference. shooting match look ridiculous. How can If women had been good girls and played you take an amendment to the U.S. Con- by the silly rules, we would still be waiting to stitution seriously when someone who have a Constitutional amendment espouses it is telling you that the word guaranteeinng us the right to vote. 'manpower' is chauvinistic? That the name This article could be interpreted as of hurricanes is sexist?" Now for the finale. gloating, but somehow, I see it as grasping "Well, it appears to be dying. But it could for flimsy straws. It expresses the viewpoint have been passed. With a little grace, a little (like the 20 or so legislators around the humor, less acidity and acrimony, the ERA country who have managed to keep national would be the law. It still might, but no matter will out of the Constitution) that things are the outcome, the movement fell into the going along well enough and don't need to hands of mean-minded women who turned be changed. off a nation and-given every break known Well, I for one disagree and will continue to, uh, peoplekind-they still couldn't pull it to do so. I don't think he would lend money off. to a stranger, so why should I depend upon "Now we will be in for blistering inter- someone else's grace to ensure my equality, views and articles by some who will ram- No, thank you, I prefer a written law than be page against their foes. It will simply prove dependent upon the whims of a particular the point." administration or person. ,\II?

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TWT JULY 9 - 15. 1982 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 PAGE29 PAGE 28 Appellate Division-the intermediate the infringement of the rights of gay appeals court-which, in January 1980 people in courts across the country. declared the New York sodomy law un- Legal representation is provided to in- constitutional. In a landmark decision, dividuals, groups and organizations in which attracted national publicity, the matters which, in the opinion of its court held that personal sexual con- Board of Directors, have the potential duct is a constitutionally protected, to advance substantially the rights of fundamental right of lesbians and gay gay people as a group, through force of men. precedent or otherwise. The legal work Subsequently, the New York State undertaken by Lambda is done through Court of Appeals, the highest court in a system of co-operating attorneys. the state, sustained the ruling of the These attorneys work pro bono, at no Appellate Division. Thus, consensual cost, on these cases. sodomy is legal in the state of New In certain cases, Lambda acts as York and a major step has been taken counselor co-counsel. In other in- toward establishing that gay people stances, Lambda participates in cases have a fundamental right to privacy, by filing briefs as a "friend of the guaranteed by the Constitution. court." These amicus curiae briefs, re- Founded in 1972, New York based quested by individual attorneys or by Lambda has been fighting for its own gay organizations, enable Lambda to and for the rights of the gay community introduce important legal, sociological from the very beginning of its ex- and theoretical information, thus fur- istence. Indeed, Lambda's first battle in thering the courts' understanding of the courts was for the right to incor- the rights of homosexuals. porate, and as a corporation, organized In addition to Lambda's formal in- for charitable purposes, to engage in volvement in court cases, it frequently the practice of law. When in 1973, provides information and technical Lambda won this right, its victory pav- assistance to attorneys and organiza- ed the way for other gay organizations tions litigating cases or working with to incorporate and opened the door to gay clients across the country. Through later decisions asserting the right of its speakers' bureau, newsletter, and lesbians and gay men to form associa- educational pamphlets, Lambda helps tions. inform the gay community about its That some battles have been won rights and related legal developments. and certain obstacles overcome has, in In November of 1981, Lambda Legal the last two decades, prompted a num- Defense and Education Fund received ber of homosexuals-groups as well an encouraging vote of confidence in as individuals-to sit back as though the form of a $13,500 grant from the all was well. The truth is that all is far New York University Public Interest from well. Law Foundation. This grant, one of the In twenty-six states lesbians and gay largest ever given to a lesbian or gay men still do not have the right to sexual organization, will enable Lambda to privacy; private employers retain the develop its Litigation Project on Anti- right to discriminate based on sexual Gay Legislation. orientation; lesbian and gay aliens are The Project will address a critical still subject to discriminatory exclu- need not met by other existing gay sion. The effort to obtain full recogni- legal defense organizations by pro- tion of the rights of lesbians and gay viding a staff devoted to developing the men still has far to go. And no one is legal analysis, strategies and materials more actively aware of it than Lambda. necessary for challenging anti-gay leg- Seeking to overturn long established islation on a state and federal level. discriminatory doctrines and uphold The Project will also produce legal the fundamental rights of homosex- memoranda and model pleadings which uals, Lambda continues to challenge can be used in future litigation. "Very

TWT JULY9·15, 1982 PAGE31 PAGE 30 TWT JULY 9·15, 1982 little research has been done in this are most needed. After nearly two area. We now have a unique opportuni- decades of advances in the area of civil ty to lay the legal groundwork and be liberties, the profoundly changed polit- Summer at Fifes in '82 ... prepared should any legislation be en- ical climate that came with the 1980 acted," states attorney Rosalyn Rich- elections has made the passage of bigger, better, and still the best! ter, who is the Project's director. "We broad anti-gay laws very likely. will also be able to examine pending Tim Sweeney, Executive Director of Fifes has everything you need for a perfect vacation. legislation and provide information to Lambda, predicts that "in the very near lobbyists and legislators on the consti- future lesbians and gay men face grave Private campsites and cabins amid redwoods, creeks tutionality of this legislation," con- threats to their civil rights." and gardens. Fine dining and romantic evenings by tinued Ms. Richter, whose experience He follows that statement with the the fireplace in our lodge.Or, catch the excitement at as former Executive Director of Lamb- reassuring promise that "Lambda Le- da is an invaluable asset to her present gal Defense and Education Fund will DRUMS-our new concept in disco. position. continue in the vanguard-establish- Sun and swim at either of our two pools or at our The Litigation Project has identified ing and defending the civil rights of all own beach. Enjoy tennis, volleyball and canoeing. several pieces of anti-gay legislation men and women in the gay community." Then unwind in a bubbling hot tub. for its research. First priority will be Though Lambda has received foun- given to the Family Protection Act. dation funds for the litigation project, The most complete gay resort...anywhere. In the Also, of recent concern is the legisla- the costs of litigation are enormous, wine country north of San Francisco. tion in Florida which prohibits distribu- and community support is crucial for tion of any state funds to any state sup- our efforts. All contributions are tax No pets, no minors, no ported public or private postsecondary deductible. And as a litigation project problems. Attractive mid- institution that charters or gives official sponsor, you will receive Lambda's week packages available. recognition or provides meeting facili- quarterly newsletter, which offers in- ties for any group that recommends or depth analysis of recent court deci- advocates sexual relations between sions, updates on proposed legislation, persons not married to each other. advice on legal matters and informa- Another piece of federal legislation is tion about Lambda's activities. You can the McDonald Amendment, which seeks also receive the various pamphlets on to bar any Legal Services Corporation topics of interest that we produce P.O. Box 45-T funding for use in cases which seek to throughout the year, as well as invita- Guerneville, CA 95446 promote, protect or defend homosex- tions to speaking engagements, fund- (707) 869-0656 uality. raisers and our annual awards dinner. Lambda is coming of age at the very Most important, you'll be helping us time that its services to the gay world win. And when we win-you do too. r------, I I nobody covers dallas like Fatigue Jacket I I would like to contribute __ $10__ 25__ 50__ 100__ other to Lambda's Litiga· I Fatigue Pants tion Project Against Anti-qay Legislation. My check is enclosed. Cameo Shirt I I 6 Pocket Shorts I __ Add my name to Lambda's regular mailing list. I 'Linda'C!- I NAME _ I I ADDRESS _ I a surplus Oslore I I come discover a different kind of clothing store I I o unusual U excellent lJ colors 0 selection Checks may be made payable to Lambda or to LLDEF. Thank you. articles prices I I I All contributions to LLDEF are tex-detiuctibte. I 4323 MAPLE AVE. AT WYCLIFF 526·6601 L ------~.J TWT JULY9-15. 1982 PAGE 33 PAGE 32 TWT JULY 9·15. 1982 \1J!I1 __ HIGHLIGHT.__ 11111111111111111111111111 The People You Work With • • • • • • • • by Stephanie Harris. • • • • • • • 11111111111111111111111111 gay and female population with the How many of you know lesbians? I goal to educate people about the bene- hope that each and everyone of you fits and visibility of our lifestyle. We read this with an openness for truth care about women in a way that no one and finish with a respect for lesbians else does. that you never knew you could have. Traditionally, society has ignored us. "A lesbian," according to the Boston The non-gay media, in spotlighting gay NOW Lesbian Task Force, "is a woman males in most articles and programs who has a primary psychological, emo- dealing on the subject of homosexual- tional, social and sexual preference for ity, leads the general public to equate other women even though that prefer- "gay" with "gay men." And the bulk of ence may not be overtly expressed. The movement literature has traditionally term comes from the word Lesbos, the addressed the needs and experiences name of a Greek island where Sappho of gay men, whose lifestyle, in some and her followers lived over two thou- important respects, differs from that of sand years ago, and is specifically lesbians. derived from the erotic relations All of us, as homosexuals, have felt thought to have prevailed among the isolated from the mainstream, but it women there. Lesbian is a term that has been worse for lesbians. With has carried more negative connota- fewer social outlets, we have had great- tions for some women, due to their er difficulty in establishing a "sense of homophobic conditioning. However, community" and in organizing a sound more recently, the word has acquired a political structure. strong, positive meaning for women- Being a lesbian is no longer just a identified-women in their expression of sexual statement. It is also a political lesbian solidarity and pride." one, whether the individual woman is We are members of every race, class, aware of that or not. With the advent of religion and age group. We are the sexual revolution and the gay and mothers, sisters, blue- and white-collar feminist movements, women are ex- workers, black, white, brown, rich, poor, ploring and defining their own sexual lovers and alone. "We are everywhere, and political needs; to think beyond the even in the morgue," states Rita Mae prescribed sex roles which have pre- Brown [writer]. "We die like anyone viously limited their human choices, in- else." cluding whom they could love. We are a significant segment of the Lesbians are evidence that the cul-

PAGE 34 TWT JULY 9·15. 1982 TWT JULY9·15. 1982 PAGE 35 tural lessons can be rejected. We chal- lenge the system by rejecting the one We have basic "commandment" of male culture -"Thou shalt love men"-and by de- l.evolor" Blinds stroying the lie about female inferiority, weakness and passivity. It is very important for the public to begin to understand and appreciate our THE ETC. ETC. CLUB work and love. Lesbianism is a free and 1617 N. llYt STREET,McALLEN, TEXAS active choice. It is part of our total per- (512) 687-9922 sonhood. It is the source of knowledge we have discovered about ourselves, our lives and our relationships. HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL The lesbian lifestyle affords greater opportunities for equality, indepen- dence and the pursuit of one's indivi- dual goals; allows for a deeper level of understanding in relationships since both partners share a personal know- ledge of the female experience; affords a new "sense of community" with the emergence of social and political out- lets; and encourages women to be- come stronger individuals and to define themselves instead of allowing others to do so. Why am I telling you who we are? Po- litical awareness is one reason. You need to know the people you work with. "Lesbians are reclaiming their ener- gy for themselves," states Rita Mae Brown. "No lies. We tell the truth. You either like us as we are or you don't like us at all. At least we will all know where li»ACi: i»LACi: we stand." '\II.t 4000 CEDAR SPRINGS· DALLAS, TEXAS 15219. (214) 521·9190

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Wide-screen's earliest moment- Victor Mature, Jay Novello, Richard Burton and Dawn Addams in a scene from the first Cinemascope movie, The Robe. FUTURE TENSE - By the mid- of movie making and distribution in 1940s, even with the cultural upheavals hopes of bringing viewers into the thea- that came about as a result of the war, ters. Douglas Trumbull, special effects HOllywood movies were firmly estab- wizard for 2001: A Space Odyssey and lished as America's favorite form of en- Close Encounters of the Third Kind, tertainment. In those days nearly every- among others (and director of Brain- one scoffed at the idea that television storm, the still unreleased last film of could last, much less that it could be- Natalie Wood), has created a new pro- cess called "Showscan," whereby Trapped in Richard Widmark's trophy room, Lucy disguises herself. come a threat to the movie industry. By From Lucy & Ricky & Fred & Ethel-The Story of "I Love Lucy," by Bart Andrews the mid-1950s, however, television sets 70mm film is photographed and pro- were as common as crewcuts and jected at 60 frames per second, instead haven't mentioned, have the potential puter jock who finds himself trapped in- ponytails, and the popularity of pro- of the usual 24. The ultra-wide screen of keeping the entertainment consumer side a video-game computer where he grams like I Love Lucy was proving image of this system is said to be dra- in theaters instead of in living rooms, undergoes a series of life-and-death disastrous for both movie makers and matically superior in visual clarity. An- but none of these developments come combats. The film, already called a ma- movie exhibitors. Desperate to regain other new development, a "technically close to touchinq on the major problem jor breakthrough for fantasy, somewhat their hold on the public, movie people perfect" system of 70mm 3-D film, has in movie theaters today. By far, the on the order of The Wizard of Oz, relies fought back with a variety of new devel- been created by the United Artists The- worst aspect of moviegoing is having heavily on computerized special ef- opments: drive-in theaters popped up ater Circuit who, reportedly, has spent to contend with the behavior of noisy, fects designed to blow your eyeballs overnight like mushrooms, 3-D movies millions on the project. Also being in- ill-mannered patrons who are accus- out. The cast includes David Warner, had a short run of success, beginning vestigated is a new system involving tomed to talking while watching televi- Barnard Hughes and Bruce Boxleitner with Bwana Devil (1953) and lasting direct satellite broadcasting of high- sion. To counteract this colossal hin- (as the warrior Tron).... Robert Hayes, barely a year, and new screen pro- quality video images to specially equip- drance to enjoying films, I, your SHOW· Julie Hagerty, Lloyd Bridges and Peter cesses such as Cinerama, Cinema- ped theaters where, all over the coun- BIZ editor, have created a sophisticated Graves are returning in their original Scope, Cinemiracle, VistaVision and try, patrons would be viewing the same new process called "Mums-the-Word," roles in the upcoming Airplane II: The Todd-AO were introduced. The result of video-based movie at the same time. All which would equip theaters with vast Sequel, which also features Chad Ever· the battle was that both TV and movies of these new systems, and several I basements filled with man- (and wom- ett and Chuck Connors. ... The phe- had to improve, and it became clear .• an-) hungry alligators. Viewers speak- nomenally popular Porky's also has a that both mediums were going to be ing above a whisper would trigger a sequel-Porky's: The Next Day.... And around for a while. The competition has sensitive computerized device which still another sequel is Triumphs of a never really ended. Lately, trend watch- would drop them through a trap-door in Man Called Horse, with Richard Harris ers have been predicting that the boom the floor of the theater. returning to the old west. ... Nick Nolte in video-related products, including and Eddie Murphy (of Sat. Night Live) cable-TV, would bring about the long BEWARE OF ALLIGATORS DEPT- are working on 48 Hours. ... Jerry overdue demise of theatrically distrib- By the time you read this, Tron, a new Lewis, who'll soon be seen in The King uted films. But, although many of the science-fiction film from Walt Disney of Comedy, with Robert De Niro, is movie companies are already involved Productions, should be giving some directing and starring in Smorgasbord. in the video market, there are still stiff competition to E. T., which still has ... Tammy Grimes returns to the big movie people who are finding new huge lines everywhere it's being screen in Moonbeam, co-starring with ways to improve the technical aspects shown. Jeff Bridges stars as a com- Michael J. Pollard and Zack Norman.

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:1 If Singing Services. Paul is also an actor the controversial Taxi Zum KIa. \\t!U and playwright and was a drama in- DALLAS (214) structor at J. Will Jones Magnet School Evita, the sensational Broadway hit for four years. Several years ago Paul about political power and corruption, _ENTERTAINMENT.- wrote a musical meller drammer entitl- will open Tuesday, July 13, at the TEXAS bu Rob Clark ed Razzmatazz and All That Jazz which Dallas Summer Musicals. The show was produced by Theatre Suburbia. will run through Sunday, August 1, and Caught in the Villain's Web HOUSTON (713) The dynamic Debra DeJean returns will open marks the first time that the DSM has There's a group around town that is a to Numbers, Sunday, July 11. If you July 16 and run through August 21 on scheduled a three-week engagement. must for your to hear. Their name is missed her last time, do yourself a Friday and Saturday nights at 8:30pm. This engagement is also the frist time I Mata Hari. Maryanne Mahoney sings favor and don't do it again. She's HOT! Reservations may be made by calling that Evita has been presented in the lead vocals and the lady is quite Montgomery, Mayes & Stritch pre- 682-3525 between 8:00am and 8:00pm, North Texas area. The show will be I talented. She has a fabulous jazz voice sent their music Tuesday through Sat- Monday-Saturday. Theatre Suburbia is presented in the Music Hall at Fair but can easily drift to blues or contem- urday at Rascal's in the cabaret bar. located at 1410 West 43rd at Oak Park. Performances are scheduled for porary sounds. Susie plays bass and Heidi's & Co. (1905 W. Alabama) Forest just off the 610 Loop and Ella 8:15pm, Tuesdays-Sundays, and I sings harmony. Cheryl plays keyboard celebrate their first-year anniversary by Blvd. in northwest Houston. 2:30pm on Saturdays and Sundays. and also sings harmony. Mata Hari per- bringing the Womyn's Mini·Fest to The Fairy with the Azure Hair (Dede Tickets are on sale at the State Fair i forms Wednesdays at Bacchus and Houston, Sunday, July 11 from 1:00- Lowe) cautions Pinocchio (Steve Casso Box Office, 6031 Berkshire Ln., ~ i Fridays and Saturdays at the Lampost. 8:00pm. There will be music, story- ling) about nose-growing lies in this 691-7200. Prices are $22, $17, $14, $11, li The only complaint with the group is telling and a slide show. Call 520-7677 moment from Alley Theatre's world $7 and $5. not their fault. It would be extremely for information. premiere Arena Stage production of the After Evita, the DSM will present The nice if you could hear them clearly. children's classic, Pinocchio, now play- Wiz, the final offering of the season There were a certain number of ing Tuesday-Friday, 10:30am and Satur- ticket package, and two one-week "ladies" who were extremely loud, day at 10:30am and 1:OOpm,through specials. The Wiz is the all-black con- crude and boisterous while the group August 14. Two performances, temporary version of The Wizard ot Oz II was performing. It's ironic that right Wednesday, August 11 and Saturday, and will run August 10-22.The specials Ii after Gay Pride Week, with our slogan August 14, both at 10:30am, will be will star Ann·Margret-August 3-8 and of unity, I overheard the comment, "Oh, signed for the deaf. For reservations Mitzi Gaynor-August 24-29. shit, there's men here." Come on, and information, contact the Alley Box AUSTIN (512) ladies, let us men enjoy their music Office, 615 Texas Ave., 228-8421(voice) Margie Adams will be performing at I also. You do not own Mata Hari, and if or 228-2335(TTY). the Texas Woman's Political Caucus you consider the members of the group Greenway 3 Theatre is showing two Conference, July 17 at 8:00pm. The con- ! your friends, you will let them grow pro- movies of special interest. Mephista ference is at the Inn at the Park. Call fessionally in all aspects. Incidentally, and Diva. Also coming to the theater is 474-1798 for information. '\IJI? I the drummer's name is Matt, and yes, DE ZU he is a man.

Paul Hager Paul Hager is a new resident of the Heights area and is currently directing Theatre Suburbia's summer meller dram mer, Caught in the Villian's Web or Mare Sinned Against Than Sinning. Mr. Hager plays tuba in the Montrose Symphonic Band and manages his own Maryanne Mahoney singing telegram business, Rib Ticklers A scene from Pinocchio

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and Hot Chocolate \:\!Vi ~, HOT TEA by Chuck Nun8 ALAMO PAGEANTS - In a surprise move of last minute negotiations, both Miss Gay South and Miss Gay Texas have been contracted into Sunset Boulevard. Miss Gay South will occur on the nights of July 22-23. Miss Gay Texas begins on August 4 and finalizes on Sunday, August 8. Earlier reports had indicated "South" would be at Daddy'S and "Texas" at Bonham. NAME DROPPER - Rowland Maldenado is the new Mr. Gay Abilene . Scooter is the new dj at the Landing in Dallas ... Doug Summers and Wayne Parks are the wax jocks for JR's music in t,LIIC Houston ... Dana Manchester is off to I 11_' Hollywood for a legitimate screen test as a female impersonator ... The real Jerry ClI11\1'-'OLI Vanover, barefooted and alive, returned from somewhere to beat the tambourine _'_IILII i:» ON OUR COVER - Meet Dale and the Salvation Army drum one more Robinson, the current Mr. Gay San time for Granny's benefit at Dirty Sally's Antonio. He's 23 and an Aquarius. For ,-ILIL~III on the 4th of July ... And when one more of Dale as seen through the eyes of record unwaxed, both Granny and Roxie Jim Hamilton's CRUISE CAMERA, turn to sang impromptu New York, New York page 84. live! 'COOD L'c lCD MR. GAY AMERICA - TWT'SRichard TATTlE TALE - Yes, Chases is still L_''-L''", _',-L '-, , Rogers has learned from a highly placed open. . Yes, Paul has now joined source in Atlanta that Mr. Gay America Pauline at Tim's Coffees hop in Houston is scheduled for the Peachtree city on . And yes, it's hats off to the Houston LJIT/-/Bli/YD August 29. Guest House which has received the FORT WORTH - AI Macareno of Avondale Association's Beautification TWT'SFort Worth Bureau recently opened Property Award of the Month as judged the wide angle lens on the CRUISE CAMERA by Lee Marsters, Gail Lyons and Lynne LII,,'E/ at The Corral where Aubrey (third from Reed. The Guest House is owned by the right) was joined by a host of well Richard Hardy and managed by Stewart wishers at his recent birthday blast! McCloud.~

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PAGE 62 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 DALLAS - Mike Pugh, a real live Ma Bell telephone installer, who is remembered for climbing a telephone pole on a 1981 Dallas TWT cover, has been picked first runner-up in the Mr. Nude D/FW contest which was held, naturally, at a nudist camp north of Big D up by Denton ... Crews Inn is gearing up for their ninth anniversary later this month ... TMC's bartenders will finally be seen under the brighter Iights of JR's and vise versa as next Tuesday night is switch night at the gay crossroads. Over $1,000 was raised for the Oak Lawn Counseling Center at the Wooden Nickel at the recent Real Production which was really a fine, funny and brief entertainment highlight ... Speaking of good shows, you can now see the Peeples Showcase every Friday night at MISS GAY AUSTIN - Nicole has the Nutkra.ker ... And, HOT TEA wishes to given up the crown she has held in trust thank Buddy Dennis for his continuous for two years to Vanessa Duval and untiring support of TWT ... Especially (kneeling). The two-night pageant on Cedar Springs stages! The Official Miss Gay Dallas culminated at Tex's Colorado Street Bar DALLAS FIRE - Oak Lawn was MONDAY, JULY 12 on June 30. Nicole (middle) is flanked by startled over the 4th of July by first runner-up (right) Electra Stahr and TUESDAY, JULY 13 unexpected fireworks erupting in the second runner-up (left) Lauren Carlyle. Of early morning hours of July 5 on Cedar @ SASSI'S ENCORE II, DALLAS the seven contestants, Mitse Renee and Springs at 1:40am. And they were real! A Chris Monroe were finalists. The judges dozen firetrucks battled a raging fire decision had been contested after the which spewed forth black billowing pageant leading to a formal Friday smoke. It took 1'h hours to bring the meeting between owner and coordinators blaze under control. The fire destroyed The Official Miss Gay South who ruled the contest results "fair and THURSDAY, JULY 22-PRELIMINARIES the Capri Lounge, Rare Discoveries and final." No ballots had been altered. The Callery which are all nestled FRIDAY, JULY 23-FINALS Vanessa remains the winner. between the two anchors of JR's and at Sunset Boulevard, San Antonio COLT 45'S - The second annual Wooden Nickel. Miraculously they were Pillsbury bakeoff and sale benefit saved. TWT NEWS learned that the fire sponsored by the Colt 45's is coming to began in the middle of the building in Houston's BRB on Sunday, July 25. Cet the art gallery. Cause was unknown at The Official Miss Gay Texas Revue ready! press time. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 MORE DAZZLE - Razzle Dazzle DALLAS PAGEANTS - The official at Sunset Boulevard, San Antonio Dallas! Juneteenth in Dallas! Were you Ms. Cay Dallas contest for women will there? Most were! Look for yourself in be this Sunday, July 11 at Sassi's. The this wide angle CRUISE CAMERA photo (see official Miss Cay Dallas contest for below) by Robert Araya of TWT'S Dallas female impersonators will be July 12-13, Miss Gay Texas Paaeant Bureau. also at Sassi's.•. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUGUST S·6-PRELIMINARIES SUNDAY, AUGUST a-FINALS at Sunset Boulevard, San Antonio

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1WT JUI.Y9· 15. 1982 PAGE 64 DIANA PRIDE - Not only has the Diana Foundation of Houston, now in its 29th year, won the Best Non- Professionally built float award in the gay r=A£~S pride parade for the past two successive 119 EL MIO/SAN ANTONI0/341·4302 years, Diana has also shown she can also consistently put together an exceptional annual show. On June 22, Diana put her "the best damn best heels forward at Numbers during gay pride week to present an excellent little disco in texas" blending of video and stage. The mix from wide video screen to wide live stage brought the entire sequence of April's Tower Theatre extravaganza back to life. RALLY PRIDE - And, the photos from FACE OF THE HOT TEA found Diana's parody on the eli's CRUISE CAMERA of Gay Pride Week Academy Awards more entertaining than just keep on coming: At Spotts Park on MONTH CONTEST the real Hollywood event-sans Kodak the night of June 27, thousands gathered 10:30PM-MONDAY JULY 12 commercials. The winner for outrageous for Houston's fastest and zippiest rally with special guest ALAMO TEA - Henry in leather (see cinematography in Hollywood was ever. Even the entertainment was quick CRUISE CAMERA photo above) was one of Divine's scratch and sniff Polyester. The paced and hearable. First came (I-r) Frank MARILYN MONROE the hot entertainers at the recent first winner in Houston - the envelope, please, Vega, Joseph Sedilla and Doris Day of cash & trophies" anniversary show at the Warehouse Priceene Waterhouse- is Diana's camp the talented John Day and Company (see emcee-scotty Roberts Saloon where muscular Bill Stroman (left) and vamp Parody-ester! above) with songs of pride followed by was just one of the many in the good PRIVATE PARTY - Last Sunday Houston's unique Off-Broadway theatre looking crowd who stopped by to catch afternoon at Houston's Copa, the fifth group (see below) performing mini-drama 10:30PM MONDAY the action ... Several hundred came to annual Christmas In July private party in the midst of laughter and cheers, (I-r) JULY 19 Bonham Exchange over the 4th of July to unfurled like Old Glory on the 4th of Billie Duncan, James Harvey, Ray see Pete Peterson and Marissa Marlowe July. Two personal awards of Mendez and Claudean Bridges. Fantastic! crowned the first Emperor and Empress appreciation were presented to Bob Steel •• of the Court of Valero ... The HOT TEA is and Kathleen Carman by the lucky 13 \\ that Marissa was devastating as the hosts: Harold Myrick, Michael Kapusta, •• ;,\" ct, Statue of Liberty ... Faces raised over CJ. Harrington, Hoke Smith, Herb Parker, $500 last Monday for the San Antonio Len Love, Eddie Abshire, Larry "4:'~ Softball Association ... The new Miss Harrington, Bob Skinner, Steve Dugas, r~/ Universe has been selected at the Club Don Winn, Bobby Fairchild and Rick Atlantis and the winner is Danielle SwevaL The HOT TEA is that one gown Summers ... There is a city-wide benefit really did cost $800-plus! show this Sunday at Daddy's for the gay CORPUS CHRISTI - From the Zodiac switchboard ... There was also a benefit Lounge, here are the official results of at Sunset Boulevard for the gay last weekend's Miss Southwest Pageant switchboard and over $900 was raised. where Vonda DeLayne relinquished her Also raised were the audience's eyebrows crown to the new winner- Lisa King! when they saw the half woman/half man Pauletta Leigh was first runner-up and performance of the Ultra Chilling Cold QUESTIONS OF WEEK - Dateline Vanessa Myles was second runner-up. Vanilla (see photo below by Jim Houston: Which bar, for the first time, Next is Mr. Corpus Christi this Sunday, Hamilton of TWT'SSan Antonio Bureau) was invaded by six birthday twinkies July 11. accompanied by 30 cupcakes ... From $100 BALLOONS - On the 4th of twinkies to bunnies-chocolate flavored July, hundreds of fans of the Montrose and reportedly taste tested by bartender Symphonic Band gathered in the Liberty w.o .... And, where has Chases in Bank parking lot across from Mary's to lightman, blond Doug, chased off to and concert buy a balloon to send up, up and away with whom and what? to help send the band members to RUMOR OF WEEK - The HOT TEA on Carnegie Hall next Spring Several of the streets about Sonny having tossed a Coming Thursday those helium-filled balloons were tagged drink at The Exile has proven to be false. July 29 by TWT Magazine For each TWT-tagged There was no drink thrown! The official balloon retrieved back to the TWT Office statement from owner Bernice Price is, "I FACES 3RD at 2205 Montrose in Houston, HOT TEA accepted his resignation." Sonny who ANNIVERSARY PARTY will donate $100 to the band. When last had been with The Exile for over 20 years seen, those balloons were drifting told HOT TEA he is currently in private skyward and northwestward towards exile and pursuing personal plans. "He College Station, Austin, and Waco. was an honest employee," Price added. 'l.1JI, PAGE 66 I THANX HOUSTON FOR I HELPING US I TIE-ON ONE HELL OF A I GREAT BAR-B-Q IiI PARTY THE 4TH OF JULY r P@lRTS Lone Star Classic '82 Champions: I 1st place team-Dirty Sally's of Houston. LONE STAR CLASSIC '82 Star Classic committee members Carol Clark and Ferrell Bivins assisted in the HOUSTON - Dirty Sally's softball team ceremony by presenting the handsomely has won the 1982 Lone Star Classic which engraved glass plaques to the top four !I BEGINNING THURS was held in Houston over the Independence teams. Day holiday weekend. However, it wasn't Lone Star Classic '82 was termed a JULY 8 AND EVERY easy in the closely fought competition as Texas-size success. Attendance was re- THURS WE WILL HAVE The Galleon had beaten Dirty Sally's earlier markable. It took three softball fields to han- in the tournament play. The Galleon placed dle the many simultaneous games. The I $3 COVER AT THE second in the tournament. committee expressed appreciation to all Although Houston swept the top two po- MSA members and friends who donated DOOR WITH 2SC WELL sitions, two out-of-city teams placed in the lodging for the many out-of-city teams. winners circle as The Eagles Nest of New I AND SOC BEER WITH As one sports fan remarked to TWT SPORTS, York came in third followed by the Hot Shots "This was sort of like a gay world series with I THE MUSTANGS of Los Angeles in fourth place. teams from allover America on the day of Other teams participating: Open Range America's Independence." Houston is mak- PLAYING WED-SAT and Cabaret-both of Kansas City; Blue- ing a strong bid for the 1983 Gay World I FOR YOUR DANCING boys and Tim's Outlaws-both of Tulsa; Series, it has been learned. Lone Star Clas- 59'ers of San Francisco; Independents of sic '82 fully introduced Houston hospitality PLEASURE! Dallas; and BRB, Mine, Voice, A&K, Patch to national gay sports. I and Jim's Gym-all of Houston. ABAND THE Pat Vachon and Wayne Romero emceed the awards ceremony on the night of the 4th WOMEN FASTPITCHERS REBEL OUTLAWS of July at the Brazos River Bottom which HOUSTON - This weekend is the HONORING THE EVERY SUNDAY was complimented by Smitty and Ab's good busiest weekend of the year in this city for LONE STAR CLASSIC 01' fashioned Texas style bar-b-que. Lone women athletics as "the fairer sex" con- -'.'_. .,~. 2nd place team in the Lone Star. '82 WINNERS Classic-Galleon of Houston. THE TRUE SPIRIT OF TWT SPORTS photos by Greg Havican. A PART OF ... NOT APART FROM

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PAGE 09 Lone Star Ctassic 3rd place ....,...,. 11IIII team-Eagle's Nest of New York. verges on Memorial Park this weekend for Division A standings: 1) M&M's, 2) Mr. the always impressive 31st annual Warren Bill's Boys, and 3) Jacks. Paine Women's Fastpitch Invitational Soft- Division B: 1) Union Jack, 2) Crisco Kids, ball Tournament. This Friday, Saturday, and and 3) ET. Sunday, July 9, 10 and 11 mark the dates for Division C: 1) Ma & Pa Kettle Co., 2) Letta the three-day event. Balls, and 3) Bobbie Pins. The public is invited to witness the spec- tacular art of women's fast pitch on fields 1, TEXAS CHALLENGE CUP 4 and 5 at Memorial Park. TWT SPORTS has HOUSTON - Houston's Montrose been informed that some of the visiting Sports Association has narrowly edged by teams include the Orlando Rebels from the Dallas Oak Lawn Tennis Association in Florida, the Lakers of Austin, the Hamilton tennis at the annual Texas Challenge Cup Bears from Kansas City and the Comets of Tournament. The cup will stay in Houston Houston. Teams from allover America are for a second year but OLTA promised to also included. retrieve the cup from MSA next time, TWT The prestigious women's sporting event SPORTS was told. of the year is being co-sponsored by the In close singles action, there were eight Metro Houston Softball Umpires Associa- Houston victories and seven Dallas vic- tion, the Houston Parks and Recreation tories. Department and Houston's Coors Houston singles winners: MSA's Fred WE AGE COORS AT Distributors. Lopez won two sets from OLTA's Ron Duron, MSA's Rich Ryan won two from JEFF GREEN TOPS OLTA's AI Leong, MSA's Jon Colbert beat THE BREWERY, DALLAS ~ In July 5 action in the Oak OLTA's Luther Menke twice, and MSA's Lawn Bowling Association, Jeff Green of David Robicheaux won over OLTA's Brian Division B was the star of the night - the Starnes twice. only player to win both high game and high Dallas singles winners: OLTA's Jon Papp NOT IN THE STORE. series with scores of 216 and 563. won twice over MSA's John Ryan, OLTA's In Division A top honors were split with Don Draper beat MSA's Ron Landrum twice, high game being won by Bill McKnight's 219 OLTA's Mike West beat MSA's Lester Vela while Mike Metcalf's 592 won high series. In twice, and OLTA's Luther Menke beat Division C, Ronnie Patton's 197 won high MSA's Jon Colbert once. game and Jim McCaslin's 530 won high In doubles matches, the OLTA won six series, reported Ken Begley to TWT SPORTS. sets while MSA trailed closely winning five.

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(I to r) Fred Hinton, Natalie Best 01 Show: (standing, I to r) Bill Wiggins-Fiber Art; Steve Cuniberti- Roberts and Renee Barbe Printmaking; Robert Caraco-Acrylic Painting; Larry Adams-Pencil Pemout in the tirst staged Drawing. (Kneeling) Blase DiStelano-Black & White Photography; Jon reading of Max Pierson's Lucien Piccinin-Sculpture; Fred Hinton-Pen & Ink Drawing. (Not pic- That Sad Jar of Atoms. tured) Dick Bridgman-Color Photography; Robert Hrynkiw-Mixed Media Roz Vecchio, co-chair of Men and Women Together. (Not pictured- Dennis Dunwoodv, co- chair 01 Men and Women Together.)

TWT JULY9-15, 1982 1WT JULY9-15, 1982 PAGE 81 PAGE 80 O~ILEIROBINSON r. San Antonio '82 AI23-year-old Aquarian oribinall~ from New York who has escdped .t~.• the be fl.; utiful1.Alamo City. Hi . hobbies are skating, yvate -skiing and camping .

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TWTJULY9-15.1982 PAGE 93 PAGE 92 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 the period for another love cycle as chances will then be at their zenith for Coming to ... 'Venus will be in your house of love af- love. 'Venus will help your financial 7~ fairs. Marriage is favored frorn'Novern- picture in late '1'{.ovember and early ber 18 to 'December 12,when 'Venus is 'December indicating that you should Landi!~f,?{Ii in your seventh house of partnerships. make the most of your holiday gift ~"} _,I GANGER: Your best cycle for ro- purchasing prior to 'December 11.After - .. ~_: -<.l.I mance during the last half of 1982 'December 12, 'Venus will bless com- ~. ~'- • r··-; begins on July 20 when 'Venus will be munication and short trips, making Naomi Sims THURSDAY, JULY 15 in your own zodiac sign. This nicely Christmas holiday vacationing most romantic 'Venus cycle will last until pleasurable. ~ugust 14. A vacation will be most SAgI'flNIUUS: Your best cycle for successful if taken in early October. romance during the last half of 1982 Love affairs are blessed from October does not come into full blossom until 15 to'November 18, when 'Venus is in 9"{pvember 17when 'Venus enters your your fifth house. Marriage plans are own zodiac sign. This finely-tuned strongly favored from 'December 12 romantic cycle will last until 'Decem- until year's end when 'Venus will be in ber 11. A new love for the Christmas your seventh house of marriage. holidays will then be indicated. After 'L'E0: Your best cycle for romance 'December 12, 'Venus will give a posi- during the last half of 1982 begins on tive vibration into your financial pic- ~ugust 14 when 'Venus will travel ture helping you end the year on an through your zodiac sign. This nicely upbeat money note. romantic cycle lasts until September GA'PRIG0~: Your best cycle for ro- 6. Your best time for a get-away trip mance during the last half ofl982 does will be in late October. 'Venus gives not come until near your birthday cy- you a fine opportunity for dating be- cle as 'Venus will not be in Gapricorn tween+November 18 to 'December 11 until after 'December 12. This place- when it will travel through your fifth ment is certain to bless your Christ- house of love affairs. Your health mas holidays with romance and hap- should be excellent at year's end. piness. Meanwhile, friendships and 'VIRg0: Your best cycle for romance social events will be fortunate during during the last half of 1982 begins on early 'Npvember. 'Venus will bless September 7 when 'Venus starts a so- your employment picture in early journ through your own zodiac sign. October. This fmely romantic period will last c5l\QUA'!UUS: Your best cycle for ro- until September 30. 'Venus will also mance during the last half of 1982 oc- present another romantic period after curs from-August 14 until September 'December 12 when love affairs will be 6 when 'Venus will be traveling accented through the festive Christ- through your seventh house of mar- ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR '79 'SO 'S1 mas holidays. Your financial picture is riage. Long journeys such as a vaca- _.-- .- - ...------..-..------boosted by 'Venus during October. tion are indicated by a 'Venus passage I ! Sunday Super Show-July 11 'LI~RA: Your best cycle for romance through your ninth house in early Jimmie Dee during the last half of 1982 begins on October. Early '1'{.ovember can find Ii. I-I I, , former Miss Gay America October 1and continues through Octo- ~quarians enveloped in a new career ber 24. This 24-day cycle will be ideal venture. il.11 Perrie sylvona for attracting new admirers and for 'PISG'ES: Your best cycle for ro- !, Miss Gay Southwest of America '82 1i deepening any existing romantic rela- mance during the last half of 1982 oc- tionships. The period from October 25 curs from September 7-30 when lill Friday Night Madness untll'Novernber 17will be excellent for 'Venus will be traveling through your July 9- DeLayna Silvers finances. Late '1'{.ovember and early seventh house of marriage. A long trip I ii, July 16- Talent Show 'December are peak times for com- would be best taken after October 25 1':1 munication and short trips. when 'Venus passes through your coming JERRY HARPER-July18 SG0R'PI0: Your best cycle for ro- ninth house. Tenth house career mat- "the old Bayou Queen" mance during the last half of 1982 ters receive a positive 'Venus vibration Ii: II begins in late October. The period between 'November 18 and 'December I from October 25 until 9"{pvember 17 11,ending the year on an upbeat em- 2617 North Pearl, Dallas, Texas 741·0300 Will be a peak romantic cycle. Your ployment note.

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IIPM MONDAY, JULY 12 KINGS THE RAINA LEA this AMATEUR SHOW SATURDAY and • IIPM THURSDAY, JULY 15 SUNDAY THE RAINA LEA SHOW with SPM-MIDNIGHT TASHA KOHL • and ~\ ~ DIONE MARTELL ~(l.a ~Q~ atop THE HOLE 109 TUAM- 528-9066 " Wed thru Sun 1WrJULY9·15.1982 PAGE99 \WI ~_(LASSIFIED __ To advertise in TWT Classified, send 35¢ per word Houston. Montrose: Nice area, large one-bedroom, (key words requested in all caps or italics are 75¢; CAlH, security system, patio, off-street parking, centering, 50¢) to TWT Classified, 2205 Montrose, small complex_ (713) 520-5026. Houston, Texas 77006 or call (713) 527~9111. Ad Dallas. Oak La:Vn: unique floor plans with WIB copy and payment must reach TWTofflce by 12 fireplaces. Some with lofts and vaulted ceilings. noon the Monday precedmgpubllcatfOn. Ads can- Covered parking, near bus, shops & restaurants. not be accepted after dead·lme. TWT places ad tn Start $300, bills paid. Special people will feel at proper category. Include area code tn telephone home. Cedar Tree Apartments. (214) 522-1261. number. TWT not responsible for errors after first insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the Dallas. Taste of the good life. One & two bedroom, discretion of TWT. near all the bars. Once you see, you'll want. Call Gloria, (214) 526-4401, 4400 Cedar Springs. All ads must be paid for in advance. All Houston. Texas Bunkhouse, $10 admission. Private Texas checks must include Texas rooms, weeklylnitely rates. (713) 225-1617, 528-8855. Driver's License number. Out-ot-state Also, help wanted. ads must be paid by money order; not Dallas. In Oak Lawn. If you care where you live, call check. No exceptions. us first. All bills paid. Efficiency; 1 bedroom, 1 bath; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths; laundry and pool. (214) 521-1160; 521-2370. FOR RENTILEASE FOR SALE Houston. Montrose. 2509 Dunlavy, 1 bedroom, laun- Houston. RCA Video cassette recorder and deluxe dry, pool, secure, adult male, lease, deposit, no video color camera. Electric zoom, tripod and dual pets, $320/month. Available Aug. 5. (713) 523-0392 microphones. Excellent condition. Cost $1,800; evenings. Out of town July 11-13, 17-20. sacrifice $1,200. (713) 529-7038. Dallas. Oak Lawn. Spacious one bedrooms at $325 and two bedroom, two baths at $400. Patios and Houston. Montrose collectors selling out, art, oc- balconies. Well maintained. Couples welcome. cupied Japan furniture, clothes, jewelry, kitchen (214) 522-7077. equip., childrens clothes. July 9,10,11, 9am-6pm. Absolutely no one admitted before 9am. 2222 Houston. Montrose-one bedroom, small complex, Whitney. pool, private patio, dishwasher. $275 + electric. $200 deposit. (713) 529-7038. Houston. Garage sale. Saturday & Sunday, July 10 & 11. 1521 Bonnie Brae. Furniture, clothes, Houston. Montrose/Rice/Medical. Near SW Frwy. household items, misc. 2-2% studio, 1200 sq. ft., each bedroom-full bath, walk-in closets, picture windows with views, 16 ft. Houston. Garage sale. Books, magazines, records, patio, pool, laundry, quiet, ideal for roommates. 8-track tapes, miscellaneous, more. 414 Peden, bet- (713) 523-5028. ween Taft and Montrose. Saturday, July 10, 9 till 4. Houston. Montrose 1 bdrm., 1'12 bath townhouse, Dallas. 8ft. x 4ft. pool tal be. Solid oak. Like new 14 x 20 deck up, small patio down, offstreet park- condition. (214) 349-8655. ing, large kitchen, CAlH, $500/month plus elect. Houston. 1976 EL DORADO CONVERTIBLE. Load- Janet or Elizabeth, (713) 526-9868,626-1261. ed, totally restored. Navy/white/white leather. Rick Houston. Montrose spacious furnished office with Carter (713) 524-1896. private bath, sect., ans., computer copying servo Houston. Attn. MARILYN MAYE FANS! New avail. $275/mo. Janet or Elizabeth, (713) 526-9868, cassette now available, including "The Rose." Call 626-1261. Jim Boone at (713) 522-4146. Houston. Montrose 2 bdrm., 1 bath. Down duplex, Houston. 1966 Ford Super Econoline pop top 1000 sq. ft. deck. Patio private entrance, hardwood, camper van. Excellent condition, $2,800 or best of- carpet, washer/dryer, $575/month plus bills. fer. (713) 529-4296. Available July 15, Linda or Nancy, (713) 526-9868, 524-4303. Houston. Dobermans, all red, show and companion litter. Excellent pedigree. Tails cut, ears cropped, Houston. Montrose: Designer 2 bedroom, 2% bath shots and wormed. Call Darrell, (713) 933-5971 town home for lease. Mirrored dining area, weekends; weekdays after 7:30pm. chandeliers, ceiling fans, covered parking area, Houston. pool, large windows, cable TV, 2 story end MONTROSE BY OWNER unit-New Orleans style complex, $895/month, all utilities paid. (713) 526-3369, 871-8074, ask for Del. Prime location, quiet neighborhood, brick, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, all new kitchen, new wiring, new Dallas. 2 complexes in Oak Lawn, 1 bdrm. studio; 2 paint throughout, hardwood floors, fireplace. Below bdrm, flats. Starting $275, bills paid. (214) 521-5911, market VA loan. Easy assumption, no qualifying or David. approval, no closinq costs to buyer. $129,500. (713) HO'USion. 520-9189. HEIGHTS APARTMENT Houston. Inside the loop. The Park on Cambridge. LOCATORS The works from the low 40s. Complete appliance Renovated apartments. Fenced in patios, land- package, including washer/dryer. Total monthly scaped courtyards, individual central air. $275 and from $550. Gary Sykes-Acker-Blum & Associates, ~ (713) 869-7364. 7901 Cambridge Drive. (713) 797-0443.

TWTJULY 9 - 15. 1982 PAGE 101 U.S.A. FORPLAY sensual lubricant is safe. Its phar- Dallas. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION rebuilt by na- maceutically manufactured to insure quality. See tional company. Most domestic cars, $325. Rent page 110. cars available. Call Rent·A·Rod. (214) 742·3160. Dallas. Houston. ,,~CAr(Jl( NOW PRESTIGE SERVICES HANGERS PROFESSIONAL WALLCOVERING (214) 528-7081 Wallpaper, Fabric Secretarial services, professional resumes, answer- Experienced and Guaranteed CAFE OPEN ing service, notary public, wake-up service, book- (713) 523-8306 keeping service, mailbox service, and more. Dallas. MOVING? Jartran trucks and trailers 3300 Douglas Ave. (214) 522·5191 available for rent. Oak Lawn location. Call Rent·A· Dallas, Texas 75219 358-2175 Rod, (214) 742·3160. EVERY Call for the best rates in Dallas! Dallas. Houston. HOUSEKEEPER, 22, will clean GflNlM PAMPER MOVING CO. nice residence, preferbly Montrose, in exchange for We spoil you with quality service. Dallas/Ft. Worth, "Serving Good Food for unused room(s). Call Victor, 8-10pm. (713) 977·7712. the Good People of NIGHT (214) 352·7116. References available. Dallas. Houston. BOOKKEEPING & INCOME TAX MONTROSE" WITH PORTRAITS SERVICE by OLAF (214) 941-4384 Offering the DRINK SYECIALS -Private Commissions now available Dallas. Enterprising young man in cleaning -Commercial work welcome finest in Mexican -NO SHOW THIS SATURDAY- business. All types of cleaning done. Excellent reft. (713) 523-5149 Call Peter at (214) 522-0639 ext. 163. and American Food Houston. REMODELINGIIMPROVEMENTS. Full U.S.A. FORPLAY sensual lubricant is odor and carpentry. Cabinets, french doors, decks, windows 24·Hours A Day taste free. See page 110. & stairs. Experienced, references. (713) 529·3869. Come see our new menu Houston. Moving, hauling. Movemasters. (713) Houston. GENERAL CONTRACTING. Full Carpen- 521·3155. try. Plumbing, electrical, sheet rocking. Excellent Additional parking in rear Houston. Private and professional massage. By ap- workmanship. (713) 529·3869. pointment, call (713) 965-9330. Houston. Don Dowden, Don Gill, Vincent Mazzala, David Reed, Minnie Stephens & Mario Salinas tor- 708 W. ALABAMA Houston. PHYCHOTHERAPY merly of HairCraft, now at Hair Plus by Don. (713) 805C OLD WELBORN RD. Stuart Felps. MA Ed.S. (Licensed Psycho- 526·HAIR. 528·8837 COLLEGE STATION therapist). Individual, group, couples. (713) 528-2466. Dallas. 696-1100 Watch for our new location Dallas. RENT·A·ROD. Dependable used rent cars RYDER- THE MOVING CO. catering to the Oak Lawn area. As low as $121day or Ryder trucks available one way and local THE DECATUR II $67/week. 250 free miles. Free delivery in Oak Lawn. Most moves under $89. (214) 742·5851, 438·4159. Let us reserve one for you! (214) 742·3160. PERSONALS Houston. Tension release!! Powerful massage in· eluding facial steam cabinet. "Thom" (713) Houston. Happy Birthday, LORI. July 10. 1-4-3. 121J RICHMOND AVE. 523-6577. Cookie. HOUSTON, TX 527·9071 Dallas. Deaf man wants apartment cleaning work. Houston. Lost: Wednesday night, June 23. Female Have excellent references. Call after 8pm, (214) cat. Answers to ASIL Cream body, brown mask, tail 823-4743. & legs. Cash reward! Please call, 528-7412 or 868-1307 or leave note at 2411 Dunlavy. Houston. John R. Carter, certified public accoun- WATERHOLE tant. Tax service & consultation. (713) 524·1896. Houston. Mature 32 year old businessman with well behaved 10 year old son seeks garage ,0- 4·7.JOPM Houston. ALL AMERICAN aptlcomfortable living quarters in exchange for Painting by Paul \o\'~ ••• • pool or house services and the added security of O"~ Int. or Ext. someone living on the premises. Call Jamie (9-5) Oil''' '0-O~ f.~~ Guaranteed (713) 526-2902 (713) 943-9163 ext. 217, (5-10) 472·1519. s0~ ~" A\'~,f. ~ Houston. Stereo and TV service. Call Doug, (713) Houston. We met on parking lot opposite Different 923-4891 (after 6pm). )0 :{1- t'•.0~1- Drum Sunday, June 20, 9pm. You are from Indiana, Texas. What's in your name? Past, present and have dark curly hair, blue eyes, mustache. We got .I\O~?~0~o~\G .-I "",\,~~ future events. Need help with love or business? separated on Freeway. Remember? Call Marty, \".•.••• ~", d~ NJ '0 Send name as shown on your birth certificate and (713) 331-4575. (0 o~~ b\'~ 1l(jy.~O birthdate with $15/money order to: Jan, P.O. Box Houston. Need a MATCHING SERVICE? ONLY 1041, Whitehouse, TX 75791·5041. Your personal LAMBDACOMP: ~"{ p''' " .• s~s numerology chart will be sent to you on a 60 minute .\~so••..~ \'~'\ \ p'~ 1) Is Houston's original service with hundreds of ,V ~~ Daltas. RAVEN CONTRACTING. Remodeling. A PHOTO-COMPUTER '? \0 ~epairs. Specializing in decks. Guaranteed work. MATCHING SERVICE (2ee estimates. References. Call Charles or Jim at 5-10pm Monday·Friday, t-aprn Saturday '?~'\ ~381·5942. 713) 721·5583

'i\ijT" ..,.- .- .--- -.~ •. ~ TWTJULY 9·15. 1982 PA'GE 104 PUBLIC SERVICE Houston. SDA THE Gay Adventist? So are we. For more information, 77 SOUTH write SDA Kinship, 3530 Timmons, MS-335, Hous- WAREHOUSE LOUNGE ton, TX 77027. Dallas. DignitylDalias-Meetings Tuesday, 7:30pm, Catholic Charities Building, 3845 Oak Lawn, Dallas, SALOON TX. (214)330-1063. GRAND Dallas. JOIN THE CELEBRATION! Sundays, 9am, 11am, 7:15pm. Metropolitan Community Church of 134 W TURBO OPENING Dallas. 2701 Reagan. (214)526-6221. Dallas. Gay Episcopalians. IntegritylD-FW regular SAN ANTONIO 349·2712 meetings, 7:30pm, last Thursday of each month. SI. JULY •• Thomas the Apostle Church, Mockingbird at In- wood. Also 5pm each Sunday. starring COCO Austin. Brighter Day Counseling Center of Austin: NEW and FRIENDS Brighter Day, a 24-hour service to the community, is EVERY WEDNESDAY taking calls from (you) the community. Regardless of age, sex, race, religion and/or sexual preference. HOT MALE STRIPPERS If you have a problem with drugs, emotions, or com- • HONEST DRINKS munity resources, you are invited to call. For serv- FEATURING ices or information call (512)451-2255.Volunteers • MIXED WITH PRIDE are needed. DIMITRY DESMOND Houston. Gay and Lesbian Couples Groups now • CORDIALLY SERVED forming to deal with communication and relation- PLUS GUESTS ship problems. Call the Institute for Mental Devel- HIGHWAY 77 SOUTH opment, (713)523-0760,for information. CHRIS, ED Houston. Congregation Aytz Chayim, gay and les- THREE MILES SOUTH Of AND OTHER SURPRISES bian Jews, meet for shabbat services every 2nd and VICTORIA, TEXAS 4th Friday each month at 8:15pm at MCCR, 1919 WITH EMCEE Decatur. A short business meeting and oneg will 576-2417 follow. For information call (713) 688-8997, (713) ALICE PHALLUS 686-2240,or (713)552-1340. '-\II? 3 HAPPY HOURS DAILY SAM-NOON • 4-SPM • MIDNIGHT-2AM MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS

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lWTJULY9-15.1982 PAGE 109 PAGE 108 TWT JULY9-15. 1982 .2' 1..0 o 'Uj \\9N co o~(l>,).....0i2, (l) ~ (l) ...... _ .r---. :t:: 'co ~ ::l •..•...... Cf) o (l) ..oop.co __ THE GUIDE__ Cf) ._ (l):x: c: •... ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) (l) 0 Ol .t::~o (l) ..c U •..• Exodus MCC . .. 1074 V, S. Second ..... 672-98881677-4889 Unitarian Church 3125 Horne Rd . '~::l f-- ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Coce: 512) s = 0 ° coo\' . Walnut St. Pub 4th & Walnut .677·2522 Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 882'{)183 3 . Cf) .::;:.OC: AMARILLO CLUB (Area Coce: 915) Odd Couple 413 Peoples . . 882-0361 )...!:;:::: 0;::>"""'.8 Maggie's Disco, .. 1005 N. Fillmore...... 372·5081 Spanish Galleon 517 N. Chaperrial. coming soon Take Five 323 West 10th . . .. 372-9240 Zodiac 617 S. Staples. . . 883-7753 :>,2 0 ..':CL()(l)Cf) C"Cl co ~ c: ,.....,~ ::l AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES _0...::>::>(0u: ._ 1..0 ::l 0 AA (24-hours) . . 373-6025 (Area Code: 512) o...N(/)X Crisis Intervention. . 376-4251 Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St 883-2640 l-< ..c •.•.... Gay Community Services P.O. Bex 2324179105 . Gay Alcoholics Anon 3t25 Horne Rd .... Unitarian Church o ~ 0 ARLINGTON CLUBSIBUSINESSES (Area Coce: 817) . .. 882'{)709/937· t 361 u, 3 c: Tarrant County Mining Co 735 N. Collins. . .. 265- Mr. Video 213 E. 6th 478-0243 .4025 Maple Ave 52&4620 if) ZZ L.L.l Varsity Theatre. . 2402 Guadalupe 474-4351 .4117 Maple Ave 528-4620 Video Barn 708 E. 6th 477.{)459 Gaspipe 4012 Maple, 526-5982 gO Z AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Graham, the Photographer .. 4012 Cedar Springs .. 521·9800 u..J f-- Z~u) (/) MCCA P.O. Bex 18961178760 443-3332 Hackberry Place Apts 3130 Cedar Plaza .. 748<37601521·5988 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Coce: 512) Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff 522-6481 Boat House. . 407 Colorado. . 474-9887 Hair System 2000 5232 Forest Ln. #132 9874442 (33385 Dirty Sally's Apartment 2828 Rio Grande 478-0224 High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs, .. , 522·5800 ooL.L.lZ Private Cellar 709 E. 6th 477'{)387 Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate). ..3113 Hood St. . , . CO Red River Crossing , 611 Red River 477.{)391 .....Jf--z5 ...... 521·3000 Chances 900 Red River. .472-8273 JOX Enterprises . . . P.O. Bex 59943175229 ZL.L.l>-o(1 Tex's Colorado St. Bar 404 Colorado 474-7003 Limousines Inc 827·7900 u..J Waller Creek Saloon & Dance Hall .709 E. 6th 477.Q367 Linda's Surplus Store 4323 Maple 526-6601 OX~(/) AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522·1132 f--f-- •.....::;:.... Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) 472-8251 Memorabilias 3908 Cedar Springs 522-8801 (/)u....~;::> Austin Lambda 302 W. 151h 478-8853 Message Place 3409 Oak Lawn Suite 117 ,522.{)912 0 ~L.L.l Austin VD Screening & Clinic ..... 21 Waller 460-8555 Midnight Hair 2504 N. Fitzhugh 824-3231 o Capital Acting Co 515 E. 6th. .474-9382 Oak Lawn Records. .. 3810 Congress #121 521'{)350 :r: o~~z Gay Atheist League of America .... P.O. Bex 8844178712 . Off the Street 3851 Cedar Springs. , 521·9051 x.....J;::>L.L.l Gayline. , P.O. Bex 8107178712, 477-6699 R.J. Productions P.O. Box 10984175207 824-3533 Gay Nurses Alliance 1010B Romeria Dr . 453.{)816 Season Air (NC, elec., plumb.) .... Metro-261'{)335 Unit 5095 ~ l')«L.L.le= Hotiine-MH/MR(24hrs) .472·HELP Shute #2 4008 Cedar Springs #B 521·2431 Zf--z« Lambda Center for Alcoholics .7530 N. Lamar #201 .926-4576 Sound Climax (stereo/video) Preston Ctr 363-5676 ~«.....J Law Students for Human Rights...... UT Law School Space Place. . 4000 Cedar Springs 521·9190 s ... 727 E. 26th ZI P178705 . Tonsorium 2900 Henderson 823-1410 ;::>~O.....J Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective .... 302 W. 15th TVVT 3409 Oak Lawn #117. . 521.{)622 00:::«L.L.l ...... 478-8853 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 .....J«UCO Lesbian'Gay Political Caucus .. Bex 822 ZIP 78767 .. 474-2717 VVV Records, 3906 Cedar Springs. , 522·3470 .....J 0... 0::: ~ Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group ..... 302 W. 15th 478-8853 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) ••.• Cf) 0.....J«(/) Lone Star Deaf Rainbow Society. . 479-6699 Bethany Presbyterian Church .526-4084 ::l_ Rebekah B. Johnson Clinic 21 Waller 472-3361 First Unitarian Church of Dallas u...... J OJO(l) 3 Republican Alternative Committee for Texas. . 4015 Normandy 528-3990 or 821-8119 c: ~ 3 L.L.«l (/)~L.L.l ...... Bex 225 ZIP 78767 ... 472-2020 Church of Universal Truth P.O. Bex 683 . :5 c: .8 xcoo:::z University Gay Students Organization. MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan 52&<;221 co 0 ...... Bex 275, UT Union Bldg ZIP 78712 United Community Church .... 4402 Roseland .827·5088 •... f--;iL.L.l(/) V.D. Clinic. . 1313 Sabine 474-6581 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) 11) Cf) 0 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Coce: 713) Adam's Inn 4036 Cedar Springs 522·5935 , Cf) c (l) co f--~~Z GOlden Triangle Church of Christian Faith. Crews Inn . . 3220 N. Fitzhugh . . 526-9320 o E c: «.....J«O .. 2360 Calder Suite 230 .. 755.{)619 Eighth Day. .2509 N. Fitzhugh. . 823-0276 c: .:.c Trinity ... Ate. 81P.O. Bex 510 ZIPf77630 ... 835-66781883-8855 Fitzhugh North 2543 N. Fitzhugh. .823-7230 L.L.l>-L.L.l(/) BEAUMONT CLUB (Area Code: 713) Fraternity House 3215 N. Fitzhugh .. 521·1651 Cf) 0 ...... 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Henderson. . .. 335-1901 HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES Uptown Dallas . 2911 Routh@ Cedar Springs . coming soon Parents Anonymous ...... 353-0186 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Village Station 4001 Cedar Springs 5286161 Police Department-Social Services 670-5844 (Area Code: 817) Abracadabra Fun Shop 1203Caroline .. 751-0093 Wild Crowd Saloon 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824-9158 Police Harassment Reporting .. .522-5991 CrisisiSuicide Intervention (24 hour help) 338-3355 Academy 2030 Westheimer . . 526-0929 Wooden Nickel 3911 Cedar Springs 526-5590 ...... or 528-4233 Dignity/Fort Worth. P.O. Box 130391Arlingtonl76013 .263-6588 Aladdin Florist. 3903 Richmond 622-1411 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns...... 522-7813 Lambda AA...... 332-3533 Artcards 2015-D W. Gray 520-6379 Corley, Rip...... 82&{)885 Psychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital 638-1800 Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance. P.O. Box 11044ZIP 76109 .926-3521 AudioNideo Plus 1225Waugh Dr. 526-9065 Oak lawn Counseling Ctr. . ..3409 Oak lawn #202 .. 528-2081 STD Clinic ...... 1938 Amelia Ct...... 920-7950 V.D. Clinic 1800 University 870-7223 Baldwin/Icenhower Beauty Schools 327 Westheimer 520-7972 DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214) Suicide Prevention...... 828-1000 GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 713) Basic Brothers (clothes) 1220Westheimer 522-1626 Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak lawn #101 ..... 526-1220 T.H.R.F.... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 .. 522-5991 Metropolitan Community Church .... 180469th .... 765-7626 Berkeley Plumbing 933-2535 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214) (Texas Human Rights Foundation) ...... or 529-6616 Boom Town Blooms 32105. Shepherd 528-6110 Affirmation/Methodist 521-6769 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) GALVESTON CLUBS/HOTELS (Area Code: 713) Byman's Fine Furnishings and Environmental Design . Cliff Dwellers Social Club 321 N. zang 9430069 Bell Pepper 3411 McKinney...... 521-9035 AngelettesiFly 2101 0% St 763-9842 .... 608 Westheimer 52S0002 Community Resource Center/Gayline ...... 748-6790 Crackers...... 2621 McKinney 827-1660 Blue Room 214 23rd 763-9031 Cookies, Goodies & More 804 Westheimer . Concerned Amer./Preserv/Human Rights 233-3100 Fitzhugh North. . . . .2543 N. Fitzhugh 823-7230 Kon-Tiki 214 23rd ...... 763-9031 Downbeat Records 2111 Richmond 523-6346 Dallas County Rape Crisis 521-1020 J.R.'s 3923 Cedar Springs 528-1004 Mary's II 2502 Q% St 763-9435 Dragon & the Rat (antiques, etc.) . 1416Westheimer .52Q.5293 Dallas Gay Activities line . 528-6161 Peppino's Too 3326 N. Fitzhugh .. 5214560 Robert's laFitte 213 Kempner. . _ 765-6896 Eagle Leathers 1732 Westheimer 526-1490 Dallas Gay Alliance Box 35011 ZIPI75235 528-4233 DALLAS THEATRE (Area Code: 214) Silver Palace 2214 Mechanic 763-9334 ...... 1022Westheimer 522-0651 DGPW Assoc Box 19412175219 521-0432 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers lane. Eagle Uniforms 1735Westheimer 526-1490 Dignity/Outreach of Dallas .. P.O. Box 50868175250.. 283-6588 DENTON ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 817) HOUSTON ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 713) ERA Contractors 2615 Waugh #111 86g.1397/434-2790 Emergence (Christian Scientists) ..... Box 2878175221 ..... GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton) .... P.O. Box 951 .... Houston Guest House 106 Avondale 520-9767 Eurotan 3701 Montrose 529-5100 Episcopallntegrity/D-FW . P.O. Box 190331 . ffi22-1196/691-8403 382-1861/387-6216 HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) ...... 3221 Fondren 266-9947 Gay Academic Union of N. TX . Box 2402 ZIP 75221 .69HX)43 DICKENSON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 713) Asylum 1201 Richmond . EveretUHoward (clothes) 5901 Westhimer 266D476 Gay Alanon 744-3281 Texas Bay Area Gays P.O. Box 861 332-3737 Ballpark 1830 W. Alabama. Flowers by Gary 7014 W. Gulf Bank 937-3213 Gay Alcoholics Anonymous 631-1675 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Cinema Southeast 2730 S. Richey . Francisco's (hair salon) 901 Richmond 523{)43B Gay Atheist League of America PO 190215/75219 . Old Plantation 219 S. Ochoa 5330055 Mangum Road News 3837 Mangum . Gallery Model Homes 694-5570 Gay Bowling League 5264938 San Antonio Mining Co 800 E. San Antonio 546-9903 Stadium I 4629 W. 34 . Hair Plus by Don 2017 Westheimer 526-HAIR Gay/lesbian Support Group UTD-SU2.202, Box 688 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Stadium II . . . . 3519 Bellaire Blvd . Highballs. . . 1402 Castle Ct 527-0739 .... Richardson, TX 75080 Alpha Plasma Center 720 Texas Ave 532-5322 Studz News 1132W. Alabama .. Hollyfield Real Estate P.O. Box 66922177266 . Gay Organization of Dallas 6146 51. Moritz . Dignity/EI Paso P.O. Box 26523 . Talk of the Town 8228 Gulf Fwy . Houston School of Floral Design ..... 9505 Richmond . Gala EI Paso 1838 E. Cliff 544-7475 Gayline 748-6790 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 713) ...... 9774364 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747-3711 FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817) French Quarter 3201 Louisiana 527-0782 Jay Hamburger (photography) .... 1817State St. 8000069 Herpes Help Hotline MIW/F-7-11p 742-9888 Agape MCC 2338 Hemphill @ Page 926-7000 HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Job Store . .224 Westheimer 520-5827 Metaphysical Spiritual Assoc PO 190803175219 . FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) O'Kane, Patricia A 3323 Yoakum 526-7911 ...... I-45ILittie York 820-4588 Nat'l. Org. forWomen Box 140158 821-7471 Come Along Inn S. Jennings @ Pennsylvania 332-0720 Schwab, M. 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Kwik-Kopy 3317 Montrose .. 522-1896 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin 526-1571 .524-3581 Latini, Daniel (insurance) . . 861-6000 MCCR...... 1919 Decatur 861-9149 Hewes, Ted (psychotherapy) .527-9090 hair design Manhole (clothing) 1983 W Gray 522-1089 NeW Freedom Christian Church .... 912 W 11th 880-2702 Inst for Mental Devel. 3700 Milam 523-0760 Message Corps of Houston .. 202 N. Loop W #220 .. 864-6207 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Kristian, James D. Ph.D.(hypnosis) . . 977-2485 Montrose Ventures, Inc 2205 Montrose 527-0686 Baja's. . . 402 Lovett 527-9866 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) Movie Vision 522-9005 Barn . 710 Pacific 52&9427 Fraternali, Paul, DDS NO.6 Chelsea PI. 523-7432 Oh, Boy Boots 912 Westheimer 524-7859 BrazOS RiVer Bottom 2400 Brazos 52&9192 Smith, Bruce W, DDS 4410 Montrose . .529-4384 Park Liquor 1006 Fairview. . ..•.... 523-0427 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe. . 665-9678 Strauss, Gerald Z, MD 12 Oak Tower, #1330 .... 877-8805 Pasternak's 529 W Alabama 52&2394 Chases 1416 Richmond 520-1848 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) WE'VE pHOTography; Eli Gukich . 523-0315 Chicken Coop. . ... 535 Westheimer. . .. 526-2240 Fitness Exchange 3307 Richmond 524-9932 Quick Stop Auto Tuneup 1901 Taft .. 523-2794 Ocpa 2631 Richmond 52&2259 Jim's Gym. .607 Westheimer 52&5467 Record Rack 3109 S. Shepherd. . 524-3602 DeeP . . . 2212 Converse 521-3751 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) MOVED Reed's Keys 1620 Commonwealth 523-2927 Different Drum. 1732 Westheimer 52&8528 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ) . . . 777-9286 Richard Allen Florist 1848 Westheimer. .526-7795 Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale 529-7525 Alpha Plasma Center 1520 Capitol 225-9178 Roots (plants) 1800 Westheimer 520-7008 E/J's. . 1213 Richmond 527-9071 Astra Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf-Voice & TTY .. 524-4793 Visit our new location Rough Cut Uewelry) 520-K Westheimer 520-7050 Exile. . . 1011 Bell 65!.>D453 Between Two Worlds. 3317 Montrose #A Box 1018 .529-1913 R&W Reed's Key Shop .1612 Westheimer .526-2657/526-1922 Galleon 2303 Richmond 522-7616 BWMT(Black & White Men Together). . .523-29971747-9812 at 1004 Colifornia Single Services (I & dlc) 1621 Westheimer 524-9560 Gay Boy Inn 1419 Richmond 52&8903 Community Coffee House ..... 3405 MUlberry ..... 529-7014 Spec's Unlimited 4709 Richmond.. . 961-9705 Grant St Station 2327 Grant 52&8342 Court of the Single Star. . 109 Avondale #15 . . .. 526-2469 Speedy Printing Serv 54'lOA Bellaire Blvd 867-7417 Happy Trails (private) 715 Fairview 521-2792 Crisis Hotline. . 22&1505 522-2822 Sports Locker 311 Westheimer 520-6555 Hole, The.. . 109 Tuam 522-6178 Dial-A-Gay-Athefst . . 524-2222 Sunset Blvd. (vintage cloth) ... 1742 Sunset Blvd. . 52Ml593 JR's 808 Pacific 521-2519 Diana Foundation 2700 Mason ZIP 77006 . HAIRCUT,OlOW DRY $22.50 The Blue Iris 3618 S. Shepherd 523-1827 Just Marion & Lynn's 817 Fairview 52&9110 Dignity (Catholic gays) P.O. Box 66821177268 52&7644 Trans Video 2303 W Alabama 85(}{)219 Keyboard 3012 Milam .. , 52&6988 Episcopal Integrity Houston Box 86008 526-0555 Special to Newcomers: ...... 11727 Airline Drive. . 847-1889 Kindred Spirits 5245 Buffalo Speedway. .665-9758 FM 1960/Greenspoint Far Away Friends Haircut (;, Blow Dry at Half Price Travel Tech (travel agency) ..... 5719 Kirby #20 522-8227 Lampost 2417 Times Blvd. . 52&8921 ...... PO 73448 Dept 150 . . .821-9681 TROPHIES by Single Services .. 1621 Westheimer .. 524-9560 (With This Ad) LazyJ 312Tuam 52&9343 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience 52&1311 Truly Nolen (pest control) 781-7220 Loading Dock 1735 Westheimer 520-1818 Gay Archives of Texas P.O. Box 16041177022 . 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Houston 222·1821 Hinkle, David, MD (Psychiatry) ...... 522·9816 SUNDAY, JULY 11 ...... 2307 SW Military 9~995 Houston Data Professionals ...... 52~922 The Studio-Jim Hamilton 223-9199 GALA Houston Health Dept. 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 The Unicorn Cards &Gifts 4104 McCullough 824-6204 Houston Plasma Services 4040 SW Fwy #222 871·1456 TOURNAMENT SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Houston Symphony...... 224-4240 SHOW lOPM Church of Christ 734-5415 Human Rights League .... Box 3624 ZIP 77001 ... 52~969 MCCSA 107 S. Pine 271·7353 Interact .. . . Box 16041ZIP 77022 .. .529-7014 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS/BATHS (Area Code: 512) Jackson, R. Mark, 00 (Optometry) . . . 681·9666 Bonham Exchange. . . . .411 Bonham 271·3811 Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm ... P.O. Box 1155-3317 Montrose. Club Atlantis 321 Navarro. . 225-9468 Kingan, Peter, MA (Psychiatry) ...... 522·9816 Crew 309 W. Market 223-0333 Lambda Alanon ...... 521·9772 Daddy's 3622 Fredericksburg Rd. . .734-7799 Lambda Center For Alcoholics 521·9772 Executive Health Club 723 Ave. B 225-8607 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine 685-4760 Faces 119 EI Mio . 341-4302 Lone Star Classic ('82 Softball Tourney ..1404 Richmond #217 . Karral. 622 Roosevelt. 533-5049 Lone Star Four P.O. Box 66804177006. . . LJ.'s 3503 West Ave 341·9359 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People ... 453-1143 Madam Arthur's 607 N. SI. Mary's 225-9678 ...... or52HJ863 San Pedro Mining Co. . 826 San Pedro 223-0243 McKinley, James, 00 (Optometry) ... The Heights ... 869-2020 Shadows 1755S. Gen. McMullen 435-7294 Montrose Clinic 104Westheimer . .528-5531 Snuffy's Saloon. . 820 San Pedro 224-7739 Montrose Counseling Center ... 900 Lovett #207 529-0037 Sunset Boulevard 1430 N. Main 225-6854 Montrose Family 3207 Montrose 522·5427 Talk of the Town 3530 Broadway 826-9729 Montrose Singers ...... 527·9669 Warehouse Saloon 134W. 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