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UnderWritten by SAN ANTONIO TAVERN GUILD TheCa!ffnacr,March28,1986 ------Page2 :NOTICE TO DEMONSTRATE ~71m1f®~m ~~~~~~mt1J1 7JM ru~~~~ 0 0~' ~®~ () ~ c.M ®!Aw ~lAW~~ ~~ [.ffij)~ ~ ~~ W!lliW ~ mJ The calendar, March 28, 1986 ------Page 3 Rev. Troy Perry VisHs S.A. Besides being a national civil rights leader of the gay community, Reverend Perry has by John Valentine written his autobiography, "The Lord Is My Reverend Perry attended grammar school Shepherd And He Knows I'm Gay", and contri 21.06 Next Target and junior high school in Tallahassee. The butes to gay periodicals and newspapers family moved to Daytona Beach soon after across the nation. He is contributing editor to the book. "IS Gay Good?" and he and M.C.C. SAN ANTONIO-He's been called influential. his father was killed in an automobile acci are the subjects of the excellent book, "Our a fire-breathing speaker , organizer. fund dent in 1952 and then migrated to Mobile, God Too" by Thomas L.P. Swicegood. publish raiser. evangelist. father. protester, raconteur, Alabama where he attended Murphy High ed by Pyramid Books; as well as being men and writer. He's even met Anita Bryant! School. tioned in over 100 books. Reverend Perry and The call to the ministry came to Reverend He's the· Reverend Elder Troy D. Perry, gay the Church that he founded with God's guid Perry at a young age. He started to preach at rights activist and founder of the Universal ance have been covered in every major the age of 13 and was licensed as a Baptist Fellowship of Metropolitan Churches, and he magazine and newspaper in the United minister . at 15. He joined a Pentecostal will be in San Antonio on March 28, 29, and 30. States. as well as hundreds of newspapers Church close to his home in Mobile. He began Rev. Perry will be participating in three and magazines around the world. He has ap to realize. as most 'gays' do, that he was dif major functions during his stay here. peared on many television shows, local and ferent. Like most gays in rural areas. Reverend nationaL including the Mike Douglas Show, On Friday night, March 28. Rev. Perry will Perry thought he was the only gay person in the Virginia Graham Show. the Phil Donahue be the keynote speaker at the Texas Human the world. so ... in 1959 he married the daugh Rev. Elder Troy D. Perry, gay rights activist show, the Tommorrow Show with Tom Snyder, Rights Foundation (THRF) rally to raise part of ter of his Pastor. The next year found Reverend and founder of the Universal Fellowship and, during the campaign against Proposi the $230.000.00 needed to appeal the 21.06 Perry, his wife and newborn son. Troy Ill. in of Metropolitan Community Churches. tion 6 in California debated theauthorofthat "Sodomy Law" decision to the Supreme Illinois so he could attend Moody Bible In initiative. former state Senator John Briggs Court. stitute. A second son. James Michael, was don't have any stepsons or stepdaughters. and his supporters many times on television. On Saturday, March _29, Metropolitan Com born there. lhe plastics company Reverend Reread My Word.' And reread God's Word I Reverend Perry has served on the.Boards of munity Church of San Antonio (MCCSA) and Perry w011 \G\'\-tS NU WAVE - TOP 40 11/lJ I would like to discuss two issues in this and politicians. We. the voters. are the ones ..,,\)\,.:~~ AFTER HOURS~OlJa. article: The importance of voting a nd the who put them in office. We ca n a lso take \9 "'=--'"0 need of a gay community center. Both of them out of office. Act. don't just talk! Register. these issues are important. The latter might then vote• Don't have the attitude of 'Wha1 take time to develop. The first one requires difference does it make whether I vote or not? little from each one of us. I'm the only one." Imagine all those individuals who have the same attitude' All The Importance of Voting those "one's" add up to thousands of votes. I urge you to vote this APRIL 5 (if you are .PHAZEZ First of all, voting is a privilege each one of registered). Do not just jabber your energies us. as a United States citizen. has-as long as away; utilize them constructively. former Faces location we have a clean record. We have the right to vote for any candidate we choose. However. Gay Community we must be registered in the county we re SAN ANTONIO'S side. Registration must be done thirty (30) Center Needed days before any election. Our San Antonio gay women are definitely ALTERNATIVE NIGHT CLUB How does one register to vote? There are in need of a community center. We need several active organizations throughout our community space for our social functions. city who assist citizens to register. If you have other than clubs and churches. but both OFFICIAL not come across any of them. all you do is call are controlled. and rightfully so. by the owners 220-2294 and request a VOTER'S and by religious activities. Gay women need REGISTRATION CARD. Theyw1ll mail you one; fill a place to meet to discuss their personal GRAND OPENING it out and return it. You will receive a VOTER feelings or to simply relax and meet others REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE letting you know away from the club environment. your precinct number You are now ready to At the present, two newly-formed THURSDAY APRIL 3 vote. organizations (Gay Mothers Group a nd If you register 30 days before an election. Lesbia n Task Force ) have met twice, The Gay a nd you do not receive your Voter Mothers have met at River City Living Church NO COVER Registration Certificate. go to your voting poll and the latter at one of the member's house. a nd see if your name is on their list. If it Is, you lhe Gay Mothers Group will also be meeting FREE can still vote even though you have not at members' homes. We are very grateful to received your certificate yet. RCLC for allowing us to use facilities; however. BAR DRINKS & DRAFT 8-10 Before you vote for your candidate. I think it is understandable that we would become familiar with their stand on the issues want our own "space". - whether they are local, state. or national. Because we are n6'N organizations, we FRIDAY & SATURDAY Do be aware how each candidate feels really can not afford paying for facilities for our about them and compare their feelings and meetings. thoughts with yours and in relation to the city, I am not only requesting space for gay NIGHTS country, state or nation. Do not be afraid to women's activities. but for the entire gay become active. Do not be afraid to ask community-for whomever wishes to use it in questions. Go visit them in their campaign our gay community. If any of you readers FREE BAR & CALL 8-12 PM headquarters. Read about them, talk to have any suggestions or if somebody is willing them. Volunteer your services. Most politicians to let go of a building (this can help your $4 COVER welcome help. income taxes.) please cootact me at The lhe important thing Is that you vote for what Calendar office (735-7173). Any help is 119 El Mio minimumage 19 342-9053 you believe. Do not just gripe about issues deeply appreciated. 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Texas 78212 Chef 1 0wner 1530 BflBCOO 5Q5-1010 Res : 822-8802 The Ccllendar, March 21,1986 ------Page 6 21.06-So What's The Big Deal? Part II by Don Baker PQrt I Summary In Part I Don Baker revealed his reaction to ~~j~ the reinstatement of Section 21.06 by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. He TEXAS' OLDEST GAY BAR also gave his reasons for appealing the case to the Supreme Court- the commitment from 106 Navarro 223-7177 The Texas Human Rights Foudations (THRF), the support of the gay leadership around the state. and a response to the question "So what's the big deal?" Baker went on to ex WE WELCOME plain how laws like 21.06 exist because of Gay Rights champion, Don Baker. ignorance about homosexuality and how (Photo by Michael Gibson) these laws are the basis for discrimination / . ...•'·~ ~· . against lesbians and gay men in jobs. hous ing. child custody, and the denial of basic As Abraham Lincoln. when addressing the .?:·~·~·:: . ,~,. .:;·· .. essence of the American way of life. once rights. ·'·...... •. ·-. .,! 4 ...... •••• ~, ®··-· .•., •• , . stated. "Our reliance is in the love of liberty . ... . , .. . . .•.. ,,. 21.06 • The Threat which God has planted in us. Our defense is in . the spirit which prized liberty as the heritage :: '.·:· ... ·~ of all men. in ell lands everywhere." Gay . ' . . -(_-~ . As long as 21.06 is on the books. every gay . . people. like other Americans know and sense •.. ·$.....__).. .. person in the state of Texas suffers a very real the importance of this meaning of life. They. threat to their lives and livelihood. They are too. need. want and deserve this meaning for . .. .~.~~·' ,. . '-=· ' -.: very vulnerable to blatant and hostile discri their lives. ·' .· s '' mination. •'··~ /_ • .• t..... • •; I; Most importantly, we continue our chal Am I Worth It? ,. .. ·-·.. JZ lenge to 21.06 because of the damage it .• .. •··~ ••.. ... ' ..:.··®.lft. v :. does to the human spirit of the lesbian and As we go this last lap of challenging the ,.,.,... gay man in Texas. As people nutured Q¥ the constitutionality of Statue 21.06. we are forc . .. . same institutions and values of home. family, ed to return to the well of deteimination. guts religion. and educational experiences. we and willpc:Mier. We must search our hearts and are conditioned to steer clear of ''wrong souls for the resolve to continue our flight. 1 doing", to obey the lc;JWS of the land. to res believe we find that reservoir of help in the TOELJARDIN pect authority, and to always be honest. values taught us by our parents. our religious Desirious to fulfill these societal obligations experiences. and our educational institu.fions. and orientations. gay people often find them It was our parents who taught and instilled in selves thrown into a violent inward conflict us our individual worth and dignity. It was our when they realize that an affirmation of what religious backgrounds that taught us to ad FRIDAYS thru TUESDAYS is beautiful and natural to them in a violation dress the needs of the disenfranchised. It was of lows created by institutions they are taught our school teachers that taught us that the to respect. Further damage is done when they soul of our nation was the belief that every 7 PM TO CLOSING must be dishonest about who and what their citizen was endowed by their creator with cer A PlaySafe Bar - Free Health Kits Available at All Times total personhood is all about. To survive in a tain unalienable rights. those being life. liberty society that defines their sexual and affectio and the pursuit of happiness. That includes nal orientations as criminal. they feel they people like me. must lie and be dishonest. In summary. our appeal to the Supreme Court must continue. To not do so would be Liberty Of Spirit a denial of what we believe in as a nation and as individuals. It is an effort that requires a This law. 21.06. along with other unjustified sacrifice of time. money. and participation. religious and secular dogma. accentuates This effort requires a price. the ingredients for self-hate. self-indignation. The question each gay person in Texas must self-loathing and. in some situations. self-des ask is: "Am I worth it?" The question cannot be. truction for the gay individual. name. a person representing a cause and a The "big deal" about our appeal has to do people. Each gay man and lesbian woman in with our struggle to claim that rightful herit Texas must internalize this effort if we are to be age prized by all Americans - liberty. successful. It must be seen as a case and a Uberty? What does the 21.06 case have to cause about them as an individual. And their do with liberty? response of support must be in accordance I believe our cause against 21.06 is about with how much thev prize themselves. the liberty to express and affirm that which dwells and wells with us- a feeling. a stimula Thomas Paine stated it this way: tion. a motivation for living. That is the liberty we are talking about in our appeal. Tyranny like hell is not easily conquered. This liberty is much more important than the But we hove this one consolation with us. freedom to move about as we please in a free The harder the conflict: the more glorious country. It is more important that the freedom the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, to worship, or speak, or assemble when and we esteem to lightly. Heaven knows how where we wish. Tho liberty we aspire to as gay to put a proper price upon its goods, people, and a liberty denied us with statue 21.06. is the most intangible of all liberties. It is as it would be strange indeed, if such the Iiberty of the human spirit -the freedom to a celestial article as freedom were not affirm "I am who I am" and the right to live so highly rated. who we are without fear, without recrimina I am ready to do this last mile. Will you go with tion. and without qualifications. me? "Safe Sex is Great Sex ...Try a little tenderness" is the photo for the month of December in the 1986 "Safe Sex" calen dar by photographer Glenn Mansfield. The Safe Sex Calendar is available by mail order from Gay Chicago Magazine. 1527 N. Wells St .. Chicago, IL 60610. The Michael Gibson - Photographer cost is $8.00 plus $1.25 for first class pas- . tage and handling for each calendar SENSITIVE ordered. The calendars will be mailed in a plain brown envelope with a return B&\N PORTRAITURE address of Ultra Ink. Inc. Allow 7 days for shipping. Quantity discounts are avail 271-9645 able to bookstores and distributors. The calendar, March 28, 1986 ------Page 7 BY JOHN VALENTINE RIO RECORDS • TOP 20: 0 244BLOSOYA 1. "SECLUSION"· Shawn Benson (130) • 2. "TWIST MY ARM" · The Pointer Sisters (142) 3. "MIDNIGHT LOVER"· People Like Us (132) 233~3200 4. "SEVEN DAYS A WEEK''· Rlkkl (131) 5. "NUMBER ONE"· ARM (124) 6. "TEMPT ME" · Lisa (138) 7. 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Main 225-7330 SHOWTIME 10:30 The Colendar, March 28,1986 ------Paget by Charlie Love, MS, LPC, CAOAC Communication is the topic to be discussed Vocabulary, accents and tones affect com in this article in our series on lesbian relation munication iri the following ways: One may ships. Communication is a determininQ factor use a vocabulary which is unfamiliar to one's in relationships. It determines what a person partner. The message may come across as makes of a relationship as well as how she re "You are not as smart as 1." creating a feeling lates to the world. It has to do with survival. in- of inferiority in one partner. Accents, often . timacy, productivity, and spirituality. Com thought charming, . can be problematic munication comprises the manner in which when the sharpness of a partner from the information is passed from one person to northeast is perceived as cold and unfriendly another. by a partner from the south. Tones affect mes Communication encompasses the whole sages by restimulating early childhood feel person. When a person communicates, she ings. "She sounds like my mother and that in does so with her body, her values, her expec-, furiates me," is an example of tones causing tations, her senses, her vocabulary, her ac miscommunication among couples. cent her tone of voice, and her past exper Past experiences make people who they iences. Therefore. communication among are. Memories of family interactions, books couples can either make or break the rela read. movies seen, and friends associated tionship. Let's look at the above factors and with, all play a part in how one learns to com how they might affect a relationship. municate. Couples, as people, get used to cues from With all the above ways of communicating, each other. These cues are often through how can couples communicate effectively, body movement. An example is the way in nuturing a relationship rather than destroying which Mary rolls her eyes when her lover it? Some basic rules of communication can Jackie (both fictitious names) unconsciously go a long way in preventing potential con cracks her knuckles. Jackie notices this move flicts caused by distorted communication. ment and slightly turns her body away from Mary. Mary then stomps away and Jackie, They are as follows: shrugging her shoulders, sits down. The result is 1. Actively listing to each other. This an unresolved conflict situation whereby both means giving one's partner full atten people are angry with the other person's be tion when she is talking. Look at her and havior. In other words, angry with the mes listen to what she is saying. sages sent and received. 2. Allow the person to finish her statement Personal values, which were addressed in before a response is made. the last article, affect the communication 3. If one person is unsure of a statement or process. The judgements made by each per gesture, "check it out" by telling the son in the couple often surfaces as "shoulds" other person the message received and "oughts". In the aforementioned ex and asking if that was, in fact. the mes ample Mary, who was raised in an affluent sage sent. This process removes mes family, thought it was ill-mannered for one to sages based on assumptions. crack knuckles. Jackie, on the other hand, 4. Allow an equal exchange of informa raised in a rural family of knuckle crackers, tion. thought that cracking knuckles was perfectly 5. State thoughts and feelings to each acceptable; a norm, so to speak. Thus, the in other. corporation of parental values can lead to communication problems. 6. Match actions with thoughts and feel ings to communicate congruent mes Expectations of one's partner is another sages. area where communication can become faulty. Expectations of other people are learn In summary, communication is sending and ed from past experiences. Faulty expecta receiving messages. Messages are sent to tions are based on assumptions of how one each other on many levels. Awareness of the person thinks things "should" be. Mary had ex areas is the first step toward delight in healthy pectations of Jackie which were nat met. communication or perhaps deciding to Those expectations were not communicated change unhealthy communication. There to Jackie directly so that a possible resolu after, each person conscientiously working to tion might occur. Jackie's expectations were change areas which cause conflicts can a lle totally different from Mary's, yet she also viate much stress among couples and pro failed to discuss the problem and how she felt mote more harmony, understanding and about it. The result was avoidance and the love within the relationship. Remember that problem remained. communication is a two-way street. Effective The area of senses is multifold in the com communication involves both partners taking munication process. One's eyes, ears, mouth, responsibility for fostering the quality of com and touch are all part of the way one com munication desired within the relationship. municates. How often has this thought arose? This acceptance of responsibility and com "I know she dislikes what I said or did by the mitment to change says "You are important!" way she looks at me, holds her mouth, con The result is a validation of each person's torts her nose, etc." "She doesn't touch me the self worth as part of that relationship. way she used to," is another message of the In the next article Iwill address intimacy and senses. how it can foster growth within relationships. NOTE: Charlie Love can be contacted at 533-1317. Gay Community .Started RENO- The National Association of Lesbians "The association founded in 1983 with less and Gays (NALAG) a non-profit Nevada Cor than 100 members, a true "grass roots" effort poration, announced today the start of it's to enhance the social and recreational opp fund raising campaign to develop the first ortunities for gay people. This concept took resort and residential community of Gay peo the form of a vacation/residential resort pro ple. The community, to be called. Stonewall viding these amenities in a showplace Park, will feature vacation lodging, time community. A community which would also shares, permanent residences, legal gambl serve to create and promote a better mutual ing and full recreational facilities. understanding between all segments of our Stonewall Park will be located in the Neva general population. We have no political ties da Sierras close to the outstanding recreatio nor do we participate in civil rights move nal and entertainment centers of Reno and ments. We believe the fostering of a better Lake Tahoe. We have designed Stonewall understanding between all peoples must Park to provide both lesbian and gay people come from mutually beneficial projects. We with a relaxing and exciting vacation resort, know Stonewall Park, with it's positive atmos as well as a planned residential community". pheres, can be a major step in developing Trustee Chairman Fred Schoonmaker stated, this understanding and goodwill." "Our plans call for the development of a community which will aesthetically and eco 'We urge all interested parties to send for a nomically become a major plus for the State free brochure just call us at ( 702) 322-8093 or of Nevada, it's businesses and residents - a write NALAG, Suite 350, 350 South Center, source of pride for everyone!" Reno, NV 89501", stated Mr. Schoonmaker. The Calendar, March 28, 1986 ------..rage 10 AN EVENING WITH CHRIS 6 TRET NEXT TO THE PARK STOP THIS RUMOR ON YOUR HEAD Coming to Austin's Liberty Lunch on April 26 Two debuts for Zlnfandell's restaurant on The Executive is NOT closing. Complete with If crawling around isn't your thing, then strut ore the timely yet spiritually warm anGI sup Ashby at Flores - their spring and summer a new paint job, a new T.V. room, and new at ting around may fill the bill. Papa Bear's warns portive music and words of Chris Williamson lunch menu and the WO'IIEN red cedar fence titudes, "your pros in risk reduction" plan to be everyone to attend the "Easter Bonnet Satur and Tret Fure. Tickets for non-reserved seating created by Glen Wallla. Both are real treats. around for quite a while. day" on March 29th. The festivities begin at will go on sale April 4." Concert times and tic 9:00 PM with some fun door prizes. Naturally. ket prices ore not yet known. For more infor there's no cover (except the one on your mation call book-woman at 1-472-2785. By ON YOUR KNEESI YES, SIRI head). "Bring your own bonnet or we WILL attending, you will be supporting women's fumish you with one." is the word. According to a reliable source with large music as well as giving yourself a very enjoy ears and a fuzzy tail. Ab's Weaternalre is OPERA STAR SHINES IN SA. able evening. another ,one of the places you can hunt for On Wednesday, Apri19, The San Antonio Per BRANDl, DONNA. NAOMI, DMNE Easter Eggs this Sunday. "The eggs will be fi lied forming Arts Association will present baritone with surprises," our source revealed. Free ham Sherrill Milnes in recital at 8:00P.M. One of the The "Mouth of the South", Brandl West re burgers will be served on the patio at 5:00PM. most recorded American opera stars with · tums to San Antonio after an absence of more This particular patio is becoming famous for over 30 complete recordings. he is acknow than a year. She will be joining Donna Day in food-Wednesday's steak night features ledged internationally as one of the foremost "The Naomi Sims Show" on Thursdays at The some of the best steaks in town (call to reseNe operatic baritones performing today. Tickets Copa. April 11 will be the first visit to SA by yours), and Tony seNes his Bor-B--Q on Thurs are available at all Joske's and Rainbow Tic DMNE who will perform at The Copa in a days. ketmasters or call Charge-A-Tik 226-2626. single performance at 10:30 p.m. RHETT'S BEEN GONE FOR 50 YEARS llllmltll~; NEWS LINE l~~~~ll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ltf BOOKS ~l~t~~~~l~~~t~~l~mm "Flung Roses" a one-woman show based upon the life of Margaret Mitchell. author of Hudson's Estate Sues "Gone With The Wind" will have its world pre Producer Richard Schmlechen ICE BLUES bv Richard Stevenson accepting the Academy Award for "The miere at the SALT Cellar April 4-20 Written by Lover A Donald Strachey Mystery Nan Coles and starring Mary Byalls. "Flung nmes of Harvey Milk" will be the guest of LOS ANGELES-Rock Hudson's estate has St. Martin's Press 175 Fifth Ave. Ny, Ny, Roses" commemorates the 50th anniversary honor at the film's San Antonio theatri filed d $2 million counter-suit against the of the publication of GWTW. Performances are cal premiere April 5 benefiting the actor's male lover. claiming the man black 10010 Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday af Appeal of 21.06. mailed Hudson out of $72,000 by threatening ternoons. For information call 733-SALT. Attention, mystery fans!! If you haven't head ANNIVERSARY WISHES to expose ·his homosexuality. The suit filed by Wallace Sheft, the estate's of Richard stevenson, listen up your ear. Ice BIRTHDAY BOYS AND GIRLS Doug Richardson's The Crew will celebrate executor, also accused Marc Christian of sel Blues is the third in a series of mystery novels Don't add up the years-just send best irs 10th Anniversary on Tuesday. April1 -and ling sex for money while Hudson was out ofthe featuring Albany, New York's only gay "private wishes to El Jardin's Leo, and Paul who a celebration it promises to be! Working with a Pepe, country and stealing $60,000 of Hudson's pro eye" (To-Do) Dona!d Strachey. Mr. Stevenson will celebrate (along with Bette Davis) on theme in black and white. the bar will be perty. introduced our hero in 1981 via the novel April 5. Actually, the Aries birthday celebration decked out in flowers by Jim Marx, a 9:00 PM Death Trick. We then had to wait (sob) 'till After Hudson died of AIDS on Oct. 2. Chris will toke place on the 6th at SA's oldest gay buffet table plus Bartenders dressed 1984 to meet our gay gumshoe again, this tian filed a $14 million suit against the estate. bar. to the nines completes the festive decora time in On The Other Hand, Death. In these claiming the actor might have given him the tions. two earlier works, we were treated to fast THE RITES OF SPRING deadly disease. Lark In The Park, a celebration of Spring in Doug also invites you to join him for an moving plots and even faster people. Well, From THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT San Pedro Park, will be April 5-6. The site of the Easter Buffet which will feature ham, scallop hang onto your bonnets. dears. our dashing annual Gay Pride Picnic in June. the park is ed potatoes, and deviled eggs. You can also hero is back in Ice Blues, to be published undergoing a major face-lift by Parks andRe join in the Easter Egg Hunt for treasure-filled Protesters Encircle Pastor March 31. 1986! creation. plastic eggs. ATIANTA-Over 350 gay men and lesbians So what could a mystery called Ice Blues be formed a "circle of protest" around the First about. you're probably asking yourselves. No, Baptist Church in Atlanta recently in response honey, it has nothing to do with performing to remarks by the church's pastor that AIDS is non-safe-sex acts with a snowman! The title a sign of God's displeasure. simply alludes to the severe winter weather in According to an Atlanta newspaper, the Albany and our hero's resulting cabin fever. REMEMBER THIS protesters gathered Sunday February 9. out Enough chit-chat about the weather- what side the church while its pastor. Dr. Charles about the story? What about the characters Stanley, who is also president of the Southern in it? TUNE FROM Baptist Convention. was holding services in All right, first there's Don Strochey. of course. side. The group's purpose was to stage a (I visualized him as sort of a cross between YOUR CHILDHOOD? "quiet. peaceful protesr· against Stanley and Mike Hammer and Remington Steele. Maybe the anti-gay statements he made during an you won't agree. but we're each entitled to ~ ~~~--=- --~----;' =l·]-,"'-:! .~. ;:,-" -:' ...::! l1 ~ interview which appeared in the San Fran our own fantasy, right?) Timothy Callahan is - ~ -.;;;~ ::_--· - j ' r-r I S • II' r I I ~ --~ ~---~ ~- 1-- 1 t l - - --~ - -- ~ - - c ------=- S= cisco Examiner. Don's Irish Catholic lover (a domestic type, 1. Je- sus loves me! this I know, For the Bi-ble tells me so; Chil-dren From THE WASHINGTON BLADE really. more on the intellectual side as well as J. Je- sus loves me! He who died, Heav-en's gate to o -pen wide; He will a bit of a romantic). The story centers around J. Je - sus loves me, loves me still, When I'm ver-y weak and ill; From His 4· Je- sus loves me! He will stay Close be-side me all the way, If I Flying Down To Rio? Jack Lenihan (also a "friend of Dorothy's") - .... ___ _. -__. -· _. • • I ~ • • • • • • I ·-- ·-- RIO DE JANEIRO-Brazilian health authori who wakes up dead in the back seat of our = ~ • =-=-=: • -t: -t• • -• _ r= t·- r= -- • c-. • • • 1£= -4\.l ::__:~ __:: J,.t --- ~ ' i.l i.l t:::: ••• ; t-",.t "" ~ ~ ~if. ___ ties asked airlines carrying passengers to Car hero's cor at the outset of the book. He just nival to distribute anonymous questionaires happens to be the grandson of a 96-year-old "' "" "" "" Ru " · "~ ~ ~~--~±~ __;., ··· ;~ i II -; -t ~ ~ -- ~ .:'- -: l • ;'- j E,....., __ ,--] which asked the passengers their sexual pre once-powerful Aiba~y politico. He (Jack) has ference and their likelihood of exposure to left a message for our hero asking his help in ----•- • .ts ~ _ _ _~ • 1 s 1 • l s __ ~ - t=- all to Him be- 1ong, They are weak,"r.ut He is strong. AIDS. Gay men from North America and keeping $2.5 million safe till he has a chance wash a -way my sin, Let His trust-ing child come in. Yes, Je-sus loves me, Western Europe, who have flocked to Rio and to use it to undo some of the wrong doings of shin-ing throne on high, Comes to watch me where I lie. Jove Him, when I die, He will take me home on high. • - -#· • · Sao Paulo to participate in the festivities, were the political machine created by his grand ______. .__. ~ · • • I • • • I --· • • • • t - ,:1 t:::· of special concem to the Brazilian Health Min father. Simple. right? And this is just the begin li • • : .. :..t : • it • • I= :_, • I= ~ l tJ J istry. ning! _..,_ -----~ ~ ',I ; • ~ '; ~ : ~ ~ f- ;...... ;., :-. • . J ... _,.. " "' ~ ' Brazil ranks behind the U.S. as the country Mr. stevenson weaves a maNelous tale fill 1 with the second-largest number of people -.;j - "j' _-~r:.,~'- _ -,j-. 1~ ..... s\.. s r II ::-; "':. ~.~_ : :£3 ~~ n ed with fascinating characters that is refresh ---- 17 • l. • • - . -- - . • • • ' ..-:;. 1~ t:s; with AIDS. The government has launched a ingly true to life, dealing with everything from ., ., ' - ~ ~ Yes, Je-sus loves me, Yes, Je-sus loves me, The Bi-ble tell<. me so. A- men. major education campaign, which includes homophobic policeman to the changes AIDS .. ~ -- 'f_ ... • - ~ ads by a prominent soccer player urging sex has made in our life-styles. It's a really witty 1 ,. o .-r-- ---."' -- ""'_. . , • • -r-- -:-., •·• ually active people to be cautious with their book, I might add. The banter between some ~ ~ 1 ~ _ r_-:. . • ;. it - ~ I : - :.. I : r -- ~a flf~- &:1 -_- - 4 _ r -= 1.;...:.. lit _Ol E. • 1_. :-01 ;., ~- · ~ n:::- J1i sex partners and to use condoms. of the characters is simply mah-ve-lous. I ~ I c4 ~ ... I From GAY COMMUNITY NEWS actually laughed aloud on several occasions. Houston Guest House If you enjoy reading, you'll love this book. If It's "Jesus Loves Me, This I Know," and jesus still does, you you're into mysteries, this one will grab you know. Come and be with family and begin getting ac Closes early and keep you hooked to the end! Check quainted with jesus again this Sunday. Don't watch us grow, HOUSTON-Citing the downtum in Hou it out, darlin's. come grow with us. ston's ecomony and a 25-30 percent occu Reviewed by L-Ghaime Singbo, exclusively pancy rate, a spokesman for the owner of the for The calendar. Houston Guest House said the decision to close· the Guest House was made after a River City Living Church great deal of consideration. The decision to close the Guest House was 311 Melrose Place 822-1121 not made on the spur of the moment the spokesman said. He added that up until the Easter Sunday Service 11 a.m past few weeks. renovations and other imr provements were being made on the two houses located at 104 and 106 Avondale. From The MONTROSE VOICE The Calendar, March 21, 1916 ______.;______Pagei4 Inevitable "LEGENDS" Love: by Kirkwood Healthy Sex Video MARY -CAROL by Tonf Morono Available It has been such a fantastic experience writ MARTIN CHANNING ing and participating in the staging of the lnevHable Love is the condoms-and new comedy "Legends", that Pulitzer Prize romance video. Close to $100 in condoms winning author/playwright James Kirkwood is were needed to get the nine instances of also writing a book about the effort, called condom use seen on screen. But what's "The Making of Legends." equally unusual for a gay-male sex feature, "Legends" is Kirkwood's latest theatre offer about half of the explicit sex footage in this 8& ing. Starring stage legends Mary Martin and minute video is tenderly romatic. Carol Channing. this Broadway-bound pro "Healthy sex doesrYt only refer to AIDs- . duction will open at the Majestic on April15 related restrictions," says INMTABLE LOVE's for a one week run. writer/director. Henry Mach. "Healthy also This offers to San Antonio audiences an op refers to positive attitudes about sex and portunity to preview a sh01111 that is bound to about other gay people. This video isn't a be a Broadway smash. San Antonio is one of warning about what we can't do. but a several cities in which the sh01111 will run on it's celebration of what we can do." trials. Currently playing in Los Angeles. the INEVITABLE LOVE, adapted from a story in shOIIII is. according to Kirkwood. being 'eaten Alyson Press' "Hot Living," foll01111s two college up' by the LA theatre-goers. friends. Gary and Hal (Pat Allen and William L. In a telephone inteNiew on March 3. Kirk Kane) through their journeys of discovery wood described the play as a "whomp of en: about gay life and sex. This runs the gamut tertalnment." In Los Angeles with the produc from a condum-putting-on contest in the tion. Kirkwood admitted that there are barracks to a grand seduction using a pair of changes being made in the sh01111. but that is shoelaces. a feather. an Ice cube. and a can what a trial tour is all about. of whipped cream. Famous internationally due to his author ship of "A Chorus Line", for which he won the INMTABLE LOVE is available by mail order Pulitzer, Kirkwood has the credentials to be for $75, from INTELUGENCE IN VIDEO. Inc. PO writing a show such as "Legends." Like "A Box 1107. NY 10023. Five dollors from each sale Chorus Line", "Legends" is a show about shOIIII will be donated to AID5-seNice and research people. in this case, two antagonistic aging organizations. stars who are 'tricked' into working with one another. Kirkwood grew up in Hollywood the son of two famous theatre/movie actors. He will not admit that the characters in· "POLISHED AND WITIY. Real life "Watching MARY MARTIN and "Legends", played by Ms. Martin and Ms. theatrical legends playing fanciful CAROL CHANNING in LEGENDS! Channing. are modeled after any two speci legends from Hollywood of yore. is like being at a fun party:' VOilA!" -V..rief)l -Hollywood Reporter fic actresses. Instead, he Insists that the two are composites of many of the greats he grew up knowing. Writing this "flip side of Chorus Line" has been a return to "the business of the business" which Is second nature to James Kirkwood. He has not yet decided whether to call the book he is writing about the making of the shew, "The Making of', or "Diary of a Mad Tickets on sale at all RAINBOW TICKEfMASTER outlets Playwright." He likened pulling the sh01111 off to including all }oske's and the Majestic Box Office. the Vietnam war; "you never knew what was Ticket prices do not include service charges. gonna hit you next." Kirkwood has woven a story of surefire com edy, in which two arch enemies. who have Ken Diamond and William Kane in the ·"'~~ 226-2626 been fueding all their lives. are tricked into healthY sex video "Inevitable Love." trying-out for parts in the some show. Kirkwood describes the sh01111 as full of "bitchy humo(' and. considering the caliber of the acting talent playing the leads. and the writing skills AIDS?! LOOK I KNOW THAT of the author, "Legends" is bound to be a very AIDS IS A GRIM REALITY WE special theatre experience. ALL MUST FACE , BUT YOU DON'T GET AIDS FROM FALL See you at the Majestic for oepning night, lNG IN LOVE WITH A MAN, April 15th! You might just see Kirkwood there OR SIMPLY VISITING SAN too. The mention of the San Antonio Fiesta FRANCISCO FOR PETE'S SAKE convinced Kirkwood that he should look into assuring that he comes to San Antonio with the show. Tickets. ranging in price from $18.50 to $27.50 are available at Rainbow Ticketmaster outlets. Joske's, the Majestic box office or by phoning Charge-A-Tik at 226-2626. ~ '\: J'lli... James Kirkwood, Pulitzer Prtz~wlnnlng playwright, brings "Legends" to town. ------ The calendar, March 28, 1986 ------Page12 CRIMINAL Nice to see tpu again, Dad. LAW About. t i ~ we h;3d a~ talk. ATTORNEY J. 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ORTIZ RIIJ. $399.95 Attorney _at Law 1 raffle T ickets • Personal Injury • Workers Compensation • DWI & Criminal • Wills- Probate • Family Matters 10 Piece Living Room Set 924 Camaron at Euclid Dinette Included San Antonio, Texas (512) 225-0882 FAEE INITIAL CONSULTATION Member of State Bar o f Texas. Not Includes Bunky Boards cert1fted as to specialty by Texas Board And Smurf Mattress of Legal Specialization. The Calendar, March 28, 1986------Page 13 ...... ...... Run For Your START Rights ffi THENOOZOO ...... _ ...... ' SAN ANTONIO-On Friday, April 4 members of The River City Front Runners (RCFR) will sponsor a 17.3 mile Run For Your Rights to raise funds for the fight against Section 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code. The Run will begin at 9:00 PM at The Noo Zoo and will end at Papa Bear's otter traveling a course which will toke runners to 13 of Son Antonio's most popular bors1cJubs. Runners will 'run through' each bar collecting pledges and cosh donations. Non-runners con pledge money-per-mile on any participating runner. A support vehicle will be traveling the course to provide water and rest for runners. Runners con join RCFR for any port or all of the course. All costs of the run will be paid by RCFR Some of the 11 contestants in the Miss Copa, March 21. (Photos by Michael and funds raised will go to the Texas Human Rights Foundation for the 21.06 Campaign. Gay San Antonio USA pageant at The Gibson) Commemorative T-shirts may be ordered through RCFR members. Posters with course France to Participate In Games descriptions will be posted in participating bars throughout March. SAN FRANCISCO - French response to Goy Goy Gomes II, and major international AB'S 'vVESTERNAIRE . Gomes II is explosive. Pascal Bibollet of France participation is expected. (IDJ I !!f Mite\ To pledge money/miles or to order a ( ,, •) has informed the Goy Gomes office in Son Everyone is eligible to participate in Goy T-shirt, please call Mark Ackerman at Francisco that his group has translated all Gomes II which isscheduledforAugust9-17in 1 826:.~.~~~9.;,, ...... = entry forms into French. His organizing com Son Francisco. Eighteen individual and team mittee is seeking support from the French sports will be featured at all levels of ability for Minister for Culture and expects to receive a both men and women. Numerous cultural favorable reaction. programs will also be offered. Bibollet indicated that the group has Private ·housing with local hosts will be developed their own posters for the Goy available for athletes visiting from other cities Games and exi:>ects to bring at least 200 COMING and foreign countries. participants and spectators to the festival of events this August. For rules. regulations. entry forms, and The French group Is ncm attempting to complete information contact the Goy interest the SWiss in taking a more significant Games office, 526 Castro Street. Son SOON role. This and other contacts with European Francisco, CA 94114, (415) 861-8282 or groups ·indicate a growing excitement over contact THE CALENDAR at (512) 735-7173. -Spring League Forming Events will be held in basketball, bowling, The Alamo City Volleyball Players (AO/P), boxing, cycling, golf. marathon, physique. formerly the Son Antonio Lambda Volleyball powerllftlng, billords, roquetboll, soccer, soft Association has announced the spring boll, swimming and diving, track and field, league is now forming. Gomes will be played triathlon, volleyball, and wrestling. Anyone every Sunday at Son Pedro Pork. Anyone wish interested In helping Austin "bring home the ing to ploy should contact AO./P chairman, gold" should call 472-9193 or 266-2853. Felix, at 227-0696 or Fabian at 923-3909. There Adv~nturing Outdoors is a $35 registration fee. AUSTIN - A four day trip to Big Bend Notional Austin Looking For Pork is being tentatively set for April 18-21 . Initial plans ore to rent on R.V. and hove each Athletes participant alternate between camping out AUSTIN- In 1982, 1.300 athletes from twelve and sleeping in the R.V. Costs should be countries and 132 cities involved themselves between $70 and $110 per person plus food. in the Goy Olympiad, but there was some Arrangements ore flexible right now and con thing_rnissing - a team from Austin. Texas. All change. that's going to change with this years Goy For more information·. contact Dove PARTNERS Gomes II. Trissel in Austin at 448-1329. MONDAY NIGHT PRIDE JANSPEOPLE as of March 10, 1986 as of March 12, 1986 1) Dazzling Duo 25-11 1) Gollee.Sisters 65-27 200 MISSION. 2) Snap--On-Tools 23-12-1 2) Fairy Dusters 58-34 3) The Chinkettes 21-14-1 3) Stewart Electric 52-40 532~5257 4) Non Newks 19-16-1 4) Momo-N-Her Boys 51-41 5) Grusome Twosome 19-17 5) Tejas Lone Riders 51-41 6) Mystiques 18-18 6) Think-A-Head 51-41 7) TuToos 17-19 7) Copa Nuts 49-42-1 3 blocks south of 8) Token Mexicans 17-19 8) 69'ers 49-43 9) Scuse Me's 15-21 9) The Young & the Restless 48-45 Lone Star Brewery 10) Air Balls 12-24 10) Love Bugs 46-46 --,------~ ------ The Calendar, March 28, 1986 Page11 b TYCHO ARIES (March 21 -April 20) Everything's going along according to plan, and some pleasant surprises pop up. But that's just not enough for the sign of the supercharged. You may want to stop and consider realities and priorities; if you don't, you run the risk of frittering away your high voltage energy on fantasy. TAURUS (April 21 -May 20) Ah, the contentment of the well-cared-for bull! Most of your senseof well being comes from the intense intellectual/spiritual stimulation you've been getting; you're tapping into a part of yourself that's been dormant too long. Inner light shines through, and you glow. GEMINI (May'21- June 21) One of you is having a ball or two. Merriment reigns. The other you is having a hell of a time just getting going on something you want to get going on. Br inging the two yous together may be more difficult than usual. Use your unusual ingenuity, Gemi. CANCER (June 22 - July 22) Trust is the big issue, and something you overhear could both rock the foundation and start a whole new structure. A simple ''yes" or "no" may be all you want, but you'll have to probe far beyond the obvious to get to the heart of this matter. LEO (July 23 - August 22) A springtime vacation may be just what the doctor ordered. YOU've been able to heal some old wounds with a large dose of responsibility; toeing the line is fine for a while, but a break in the routine is definitely the right prescription right now. VIRGO (August - September 22) So you thought you'd invent the singular tango, huh? Sorry; it does take two, and you should be reminded of that in the mast delightful way. A partner ship of any kind may be enriched in the days to come. Oh come, all ye faithful; do the ~~YH~~++~¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥~ dance of love. LIBRA (September 23- October 22) Come out, come out, whever you are! Your usually 22s·aao1 .-"c:.*o~ ~ "QP8il. genial self is somewhere in hiding. Someone who has proved to be a true friend will 7'23 AVE B .. be the one to find you, showing you where you are. 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