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PAGE 14 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 Come join the thousands of out-of-town guests The following businesses in the Westheimer / Montrose traveling to Houston to spend a weekend Arts District encourage you and your friends to of glorious fun in the outdoors attend this autumn's Westheimer Colony Art Festival ART·PHOTOGRAPHY·POTTERY BABA YEGA CAFE MONTROSE MINING COMPANY MUSIC • FOOD • FUN • DRINKS • GAMES 2606 Grant 805 Pacific Street Open Weekends Frozen Margaritas & In The Westheimer/Montrose Arts Distri 11 am-l l pm Beer Bash on the Patio • r ~. ,,-,~> ·WI? "" . '" -", i CHAPULTEPEC RESTAURANT MOTHER'S 813 Richmond 402 Lovett at Taft Come to Chapultepec $1.25 Well Vodka Drinks Now, Better Than Ever Sat. & Sun. Opening-8 pm COUSIN'S RICH'S 817 Fairview 2401 San Jacinto Shows Fri/Sat/Sun Local Fun-Rich's Way New Cast, 10:30 pm Sun. 10121 Grey Party DEPOE STATION RIPCORD 534 Westheimer 715 Fairview Opening Next Weekend Leather, Levi, Art Festival Shows Uniform HEAVEN 611 HYDE PARK PUB 810 Pacific Street Hyde Park at Stanford Sunday 'l-Dance with Happy Hour 8 am-If pm Daily River Oaks Boys Club Special Happy Hour 8 am-Noon JR'S BAR & GRILL STUDIO 13 808 Pacific Street 1318 Westheimer Sunday-90C All Well Vodka Weekend Shows Juice Drinks Noon Until 10 pm 3,5 & 6:30 pm MARY'S NATURALLY TRAXX 1022 Westbeimer 534 Westheimer The National Bar After Hours Dancing of Texas Friday & Saturday While strolling Westheimer, MISS KITTY'S VENTURE-N come view over 300 artists (acrylic to wood sculpture) at 710 Pacific Street 2923 Main Montrose & Lovett in the fenced parking lot. FrUSat.: Texas Heartbreakers Dancers Rough, Leather & Stuff $2 donation benefits scholarship programs Sunday Super Sbow, 9 pm Yea! Party! in the arts and funding of nonprofit organizations. Last weekend's quilt display in Houston was one of five going on simultaneously across the nation as similar displays were also held in Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. At the Houston display, opening cere- monies were held Saturday morning. It took all three days for readers to read the At Names Project opening ceremonies, founder Cleve Jones (c) is joined by Michael Bongiorni (I) and James names of persons, memorialized in the McKinley (r)-both of the Houston chapter of the Names quilt, who have died of AIDS in the South- Project. TWTNEWSphotos by Barry Bass. west region.

THE SOUTHWEST REGIONAL AIDS QUILT DISPLAY Thousands Visit Houston's Brown Convention Center to See Names Project Quilt. HOUSTON - Thousands of visitors from all over the southwestern United States traveled to Houston last weekend to see the Southwest Regional Display of Mourners proceed from Houston's downtown convention the Names Project Quilt. center to Root Park for last Sunday's AIDS Candlelight March. TWTNEWSphotos by Barry Bass. The show was organized by the local chapter of the Names Project. Volunteers had worked all summer in preparation Sunday evening there was a memorable New panels sewn this year were added Candlelight March from the convention to the display. In all, 1,920 quilt panels were center to Root Park. Mourners brought shown-the exact number which were dis- candles and banners. played in the nation's capital back in 1987 The quilt display closed last Monday at the inaugural exposition. after a third day of public viewing. Stroll-

Nearly 2,000 panels of the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, on display at Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center. P1)¥:'-: • Showcasing ~' , the latest Fall Fashions and ~ "" Men's Lingerie from Texans gather last Sunday at dusk in Root Park near Houston convention center for AIDS Memorial Candlelight Vigil. UNION JACK ing the pathways of the quilt were moth- related charities. None of the donations modeled by ers, fathers, grandparents, lovers and will leave the Houston area, it was friends. reported. The Men of Santa Fe Because the quilt was still on display Last weekend's display marked the sec- exclusively at last Monday at TWT press time, a final ond time the quilt has visited Houston. It's attendance figure was not available. other Texas displays have also included JR'S BAR & GRILL However, Names Project officials told TWT showings in Dallas, Austin and San An- NEWS that they were very encouraged by tonio during past years. last week's huge turnout. Special Although entrance to the quilt was free, Drawing for donations were accepted. All money raised is to be donated to area AIDS- ASAMAKES Union Jack STAFF CHANGE Gift Certificate Michael Garcia & Neena Miller Emcee Hired at AIDS Services of Austin; RANDY JOBE Also, Cathy Cook Gets New Job. AUSTIN - AIDS Services of Austin [ASA] made three Changes in the admin- istrative staff last month, including two shifts in position and one newly hired member. Michael Garcia was hired as office manager, replacing Cathy Cook, who has moved over to the new position of Volun- Among the dignitaries reading names were (above, t-r) teer Coordinator. Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire and socialite Carolyn Farb, Cook, ASA's office manager since 1987, along with (below, I-r) host committee chairman Jackson Hicks and Mrs. Mickey Leland. has been selected to fill the new position i of Volunteer Coordinator. She will handle recruitment, retention and coordination of volunteer activities, according to the monthly ASA Messenger newsletter. Garcia has his business degree from UT- Austin and previously worked for Travis County in the tax assessor's office and the transportation department. He has also been a volunteer at ASA and active in local political work. 808 Pacific· 521-2519

TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 ty host and board member Jim Kronlage reported Richard Wiederholt, president of the Garden Party.

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Jody Huckabee (I),dtrector ot Bering Care Center, receives $500 check from Richard Wiederholt (r) of Houston 1990 All OverAmerica Garden Party, while (see below) Executive Director of Garden Party president Richard Wiederholt (/) presents Houston's Montrose Clinic Ralph Lasher tn receives check for $7,875 to Colt AIDS TroubleFund, received by Garden Party check for $500 in memory of Garden Party Creath Robinson (r). host and board member the late Jim Kronlage. TWT NEWS photos by Barry Bass. TWT NEWS photo. AUSTIN CITY FOR ACTION MANAGER FIRES f):j-( GAY EMPLOYEE City Manager Sparks Controversy When She Fires TV Channel 6 City Information Officer. AUSTIN - Thom Prentice, a city infor- mation officer who supervises 14 employ- ees who operate Austin Cablevision ac- cess channel 6, was fired last week by City Manager Camille Barnett. What makes the firing unusual is that Prentice said he was not given a specific reason as to why he was axed from his TV job with the city. GARDEN PARTY However, he suspects it had something to do with personal reasons. "I just have to wonder if they let me go because I'm GIVES $11,000 gay, because I'm a recovering alcoholic, a TroubleFund Receives $7,875 divorced father, because I championed open government too strongly, or all of the Montrose Clinic Receives $2,625 above," asked Prentice. Bering Care Center Gets $500. In the past, Prentice has pushed to the edge, and rightfully so think many, a pol- HOUSTON - The huge success of last icy that channel 6 programs should air con- summer's 1990 Garden Party on July 29, troversial subjects such as the location of held at Rich's, was reflected in its recent the new airport, poisonous fish in Town .r t\~~~~ HEAR MESSAGES donation of $11,000 to organizations in the Lake containing high levels of toxins and Montrose community. oR'\: £~~v this month's Gridiron Show, which par- The Colt 45's TroubleFund received odied Barnett's management seminars. $7,875 and the Montrose Clinic's Pentam- There are also charges by Prentice of C~~;1\lRDR 1-900.468.5555 idine program received $2,625. sexual harassment. In a story by Bob In addition, $500 was donated to the Ber- Banta of the Austin American-Statesman, $ 2 per minute REGAL COMMUNICATIONS ing Care Center in memory of Garden Par- Prentice said a female employee [City

PAGE 24 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 25 Manager Camille Barnett] had made sex- ual advances toward him during the past feW months. Prentice said he intended to contact his attorney, former mayor Jeff Friedman, about filing a complaint. However, Assis- tant City Manager Bryon Marshall, after reviewing the charges, concluded, "sev- eral allegations made by Mr. Prentice have been investigated at the direction of the city man~ger and have been found to be baseless. So the big question remains, was Pren- tice fired unjustly? Only further investiga- tion into the matter will determine the out-

come, said insiders. Byron Rusk (I) of RMS Automotive and Tony Esparza (r) of ART shake hands, sealing agreement to keep Big Blue sbut- tle bus road ready for PWAs going to Houston's Stone RIDE 'BIG BLUE' Soup. TWT NEWS photo by Chuck Patrick. Bus TO STONE "On behalf of all the PWAs who will ride SOUP PANTRY 'Big Blue,' we at ART wish to thank both RMS Automotive and Harrell House," said AIDS Response Team 'ART' Esparza. Joins Harrell House & RMS Initially, Big Blue will roll out its shuttle service just one day a week, on Saturdays For Saturday Free Shuttle to Stone Soup. However, future plans are Of PWAs for Grocery Shopping. to expand the shuttle to a mid-week sec- ond day and also to provide future HOUSTON - By mid-October, PWAs transportation for PWAs to the hospital, will be able to ride a special bus free on doctor's office, pharmacy and health Saturdays to do their grocery shopping at clinics. the AFH Stone Soup Pantry. "Because the lines are always so long This wonderful new service is being put on Saturdays at Stone Soup, we hope to in place by the AIDS Response Team [ART] have 'Big Blue' ready to roll by 9 a.rn.,' said in cooperation with the Harrell House Esparza. "Be sure to call us by Friday if Foundation. you want to be shuttled to Stone Soup on Tony Esparza, Executive Director of Saturday," he urged. ART, said he reached agreement with Har- The Big Blue shuttle hotline is coordi- rell House Executive Director Yolanda Har- nated at the ART office. Call (713)529-2898 rell recently to use their spacious 44-seat for transportation reservations. "Big Blue" bus. "It's a way to work together in the HIV care-giver community to stretch our serv- ices," said Esparza. NEW FORT ART is the newly renamed and reformat- WORTH CHURCH ted old Cure AIDS Now organization. Har- rell House is a shelter for recovering IV Holy Ground Community mothers and their children with AIDS. Church Open to All, In a conversation with TWT NEWS, Es- parza explained that the only glitch in pro- Says Rev. Robert Wilson. viding the new bus service was overcome FORT WORTH - This city has a new When Byron Rusk of RMS Automotive of- church to attend, under the pastorship of fered to donate their services to keep the Rev. Robert L. Wilson. bus road ready. It's called Holy Ground Community "We at RMS Automotive are happy to do Church and has been attracting its con- Whatever we can to support our friends gregation from Fort Worth and Arlington Who need our support," Rusk told TWT . since starting up last July 21. NEWS. RMS said it's donating a tune-up "The church is open to anyone," said and routine service. Rev. Wilson. "You don't have to be gay

TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 27 and lesbian. The only thing is to believe in Him." The founders of the church are its fellowship of people: W. Robert Gaddis, Robert D. Rutledge, Sharon Rutledge, C..arles McSlaht and Rev. Wilson. /.~:~~~'- _"""w"'"' For information, call (817)496-5026. Services are held Sundays at 10:30 a.m., -; •• T1I A'\ -':\ at which tl-ne communion is served. \ Holy Ground Community Church is nondenominational, said Rev. Wilson.

SALLY FISHER Over 1,800 San Antonians attend tenth annual Gay Fiest. 'NEXT STEP' celebration at La Villita. Workshop 'Next Step: Healing From Childhood' Coming to Houston THRONGS ATTEND Your Prescription is a call away Weekend of October 20 & 21. GAY FIESTA- HOUSTON - Sally Fisher will be re- San Antonio AIDS Foundation • Confidential turning to Houston to present a workshop, entitled "The Next Step: Healing from To Receive Donation from Childhood." The workshop will be held the Gay Fiesta at La Villita. • No out-of-pocket expense weekend of October 21 and 21, at the SAN ANTONIO - The tenth annual Metropolitan Multi-Service Center at 1475 Gay Fiesta celebration held at La Villita • All prescriptions covered W. Gray. Assembly Hall on Sunday afternoon, Steven Bradley of Northern Lights Alter- September 30, was a "tremendous suc- natives explained, "If you suffer from co- cess," reported Jess and Christina Shive- • Direct insurance billing dependency, substance abuse or low self- Iy, new VISTA volunteers at the San An- worth, you have been abused. 'The Next tonio AIDS Foundation [SAAF], recipients Step: Healing from Childhood' workshop • 24-48 hour delivery of profits made from the event. will provide a place of safety in which to All profits made at Gay Fiesta will go to break the patterns of childhood survival strategies and learn methods to change the San Antonio AIDS Foundation. A final behavior from dysfunctional to functional. breakdown of the profits will be announced at a later date. 1-800-445-4391 The Shivelys estimated that over 1,800 CALL OUR CLIENT SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES FOR OUR BROCHURE people joined the fight against AIDS by at-

tending San Antonio's largest gay event. TM Local restaurants, bars, shops and organ- izations also joined in by sponsoring 35 Facilitator Sally booths at the Fiesta. UNIVERSITY Fisher brings "Next Step" workshop to Through the hard work of Lollie John- Houston on October son and the Gay Fiesta Commission, 20 and 21. everyone had a tun-filled day. There were TWT NEWS photo, PHARMACY food, drink, games, but best of all three dif· ferent stage shows. HEALTHCENTER "Surviving childhood can be an awe- Pauletta Leigh was a wonderful emcee 141 UNIVERSilY.AVENUE, SAN DIEGO, CA Q2103·3007 some task, but we have survived! Now it and participant in the stage Shows, which is time to go beyond that into a full, rich, featured performers from all of Texas. It powerful self-loving adulthood," stated was a joyous occasion full of pride and Cver-~bt~ ... Bradley. happiness. Workshop enrollment is limited for max- "Without the help of all of the volun- imum personal growth. The registration teers, especially the dedication and hard fee is $200, and partial scholarships are work of John, Ray and Peggy," Johnson available. For more information or to reg- said, "Gay Fiesta would not have been ister, call Brad ley at (713)521-0205. possible."

PAGE 29 PAGE 28 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 I TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 LEADERS MAD months of existence. In a conversation with TWT NEWS, Lasher conceded it was all "very frustrating" and that if it wasn't for AT HOUSTON his devotion to the community, he'd step down. AIDS ALLIANCE Lasher, however, disagreed there was any homophobia in the selection process Terminally Crippled GHAA Takes of a new GHAA director. "It was a sound Heat Over Selection Process of and proper process," he said. Join The New Executive Director Cooper. In all, of the 19 persons submitting ap- plications, only seven or eight were qual- Dallas Gay Alliance AIDS Equity League ChargesGHAA ified to be interviewed. Four were invited Is 'Carefully Crafted' Bureaucracy. to return for a second interview with the CREDIT UNION final two coming back again for a final in- HOUSTON - All hell has broken loose terview with the search committee, insid- (214) 528-4233 in the community over not only selection ers told TWT NEWS. last week of Sue Cooper as permanent As the discussion spewed forth at last P.O. Box 190712 Executive Director of the Greater Houston week's AIDS Equity League meeting, Larry ~I DS Alliance! but also over t~e ques-ILA"",""DS"'E"'q"'UoliityiiiiLiiiieiPreoiaguesident Eugene Harrington (') and Lingle said, "The time for talking has Dallas, Texas 75219 tlonabty unethical way the selection com- vtce-president Pat Gandy (r) conduct heated community passed." HOURS mittee apparently made its choice. meeting over selection of new director of Greater Hous- AIDS Equity League vice-president Pat "In its search for a new director, homo. ton AIDS Alliance, Gandy described the members of the Tuesday- Wednesday-Thursday TWT NEWS photo by Chuck Patrick, phobia has been proven beyond a shadow GHAA "at best as ignorant; at worst ,as a 6:00-8:00 PM of a doubt," charged Eugene Harrington, malicious attempt to not do anything president of the AIDS Equity League, a Case in point is applicant John Nix, an about a pressing health crisis." group of concerned citizens and health attorney who served as co-chair of Hous- John Paul Barnich agreed that the care officials who held a public meeting ton Pride Week this past year. As a final- GHAA has done little. "It was carefully on October 3 at Inklings Bookstore in ist in the interviews, Nix was specifically crafted to give the appearance of doing Montrose. asked if, as a gay male, he would have something about AIDS while spending as The purpose of the meeting was to the ability to work with "the straight little money as possible." thrash out some of the controversy sur- community." About the selection process, Nancy rounding how GHAA selected its new Ex- Nix told TWT NEWS he thought that to be Molleda said, "I think they just went ecutive Director, Sue Cooper. Cooper has a curious question, saying he felt one's through the motions as there were some been serving as interim director since last sexual preference had nothing to do with other very qualified applicants." May, when, in an interview with TWT NEWS, one's ability to perform one's duties or to Applicant Nix said it was common she said she found her new job to be "one solicit corporate support from the main- knowledge among many of the applicants of the biggest challenges of her life." stream business community. that Cooper had already been chosen .,.-~:"" .~ During the search, the vice-chair of before the committee had even finished in- GHAA asked the gay male finalist if his terviewing Nix. "And the other finalists work with Pride Week was "promoting have never even been contacted," Nix homosexuality." And, in another incident, stated. an attorney of the GHAA board defended With the community up in arms over the Search Committee process, stating how the selection process was mishan- that the alliance was looking for an Ex- dled, Harrington Charged, "It's clearly time ecutive Director "who would tolerate for a change or for GHAA to move out of gays." the way." Sue Cooper, newly selected permanent "I'm outraged over this," said Lee Har- He's right that the GHAA public image Executive Director of rington at the AIDS Equity League com- has never been worse. It has sunk to a new GHAA, munity meeting. "The questions asked low. TWT NEWS photo, were insulting." With GHAA terminally crippled and its Ray Hill agreed, charging "As far as the public image on AIDS definitely tarnished, At the time, insiders predicted Cooper city of Houston is concerned, AIDS is a no more damage control by City Hall can would likely be named the permanent ~olitical issue that's become a political shore up its sagging drop in public director. liability." Hill likened the way GHAA is run perception. 52&1332 Now five months later, Cooper is the to "road boss mentality applied to county As far as the AIDS community and the 3810 Corigres$ • SUite 123 official choice and insiders charge that health care." gay community are concerned, the highly- this fall's selection committee asked GHAA board member Ralph Lasher said touted GHAA is history, grumbled acti- Dalla's, Texas 75219 homophobic questions during applicant he,too, was disappointed with the lack of vists leaving the stormy AIDS Equity interviews. progress GHAA had made in its 18 to 19 League meeting.

~I""T,..... •.•••'"..'..... ,.....,....-r..-..n•..n'n , ..•..•,...... PAGE 30 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 31 ASAMoVES GAY INMATES ITS OFFICE MUST WEAR AIDS Services of Austin WRISTBANDS Moves Into New Building Tarrant County Gay Alliance In Fountain Plaza. Investigates Policy to Force Gay AUSTIN - AIDS Services of Austill Inmates at Jail to Wear [ASA) has made the move to its long- Color-Coded Wristbands. awaited new office. ASA is now located ill Fountain Plaza at 825 East 53V2 Street Meanwhile, Gay Inmates in Suite 101. ' New Braunfels & Houston Are ASA began moving on Friday, Septem, ber 28. After a weekend of loading up Segregated for Their Own Safety. packing and unpacking, ASA reopened in FORT WORTH - The Tarrant County its new Fountain Plaza office on Monday, Gay Alliance [TCGA) recently received an October 1. alarming phone call from a former inmate With the move to a new location, ASA of the Tarrant County jail. This inmate now also has a bank of new easy-to. reported that while recently incarcetated, remember telephone numbers. The busl. Dallas Tavern Guild treasurer Paul lewis (I) hands$2,500 he was made to wear a gray-colored [not ness line is (512)451-CARE check to John Thomas (r) of ARC Food Pantry while (see . '.. below) Terry Stone (I) of OlCS receives $2,500 check from pink) armband against his will. The Intorrnatlon Hotline IS (512) Dallas Tavern Guild president, Gary Monier (r). He further reported that after being 458-AI DS. The new TDDITTY number is TWT NEWS photos by Michael McKinney. visibly marked in this manner, he was 459-DEAF. And, to reach the "From All placed in a general population cellblock, Walks of Life" pledge walk, dial 452-WALK. a predominantly heterosexual environ- , <'. S_,..,~",&tm;-;-"-

PAGE 32 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 I TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 33 verbal attacks from both inmates and sexual i.nmates from the general inmate MCCR Pastor John Gill plans to preach guards, and two narrowly escaped rape population. a series of Sunday night educational ser- attempts. Sheriff Bremer explained that gay in- mons November 11, 18 and 25 at the same Houston Like many of the gay persons alleging mates are isolated from other inmates 7:15 p.m. services. The course subject will victimization in the jail, this man had because they are often targets of abuse be announced upon completion of the AUDETIE charges pending against him. To take legal from other inmates. series, Gill said. CENTER action against the jailor the county, in the But the difference between Houston, Sunday evening's format will be some- A Montrose Oinic Affiliate minds of him and his family, was to risk New Braunfels and Fort Worth is that only what different as Rev. Mobley will preach in cooperation with severe retribution and further victimization in Fort Worth are gay inmates forced to on "Women in the Bible-A Womanist The PWA Coalition-Houston while still incarcerated. For all practical wear an identifying signal to other jail in- Perspective," drawing from Dr. Renita and Body Positive purposes, he was trapped. mates that they're gay. Weems' "Just a Sister Away." This series presents On September 4, alliance president began October 7 and continues on the David Reed called Sheriff Don Carpenter "NEXT STEP" Workshops 14th, 21st, 28th and on November 4 at the for an appointment. Reed told the sheriff ARTS & CRAFTS 7:15 evening service. for people who have tested HIV positive and wonder that he was eager for clarification of the "What do I do now?" gray armband policy, as well as the general NOWATSAAF • Free CD4 blood test treatment of gays in the jail. The sheriff • Free RPK (syphilis) test declined to meet with Reed. San Antonio AIDS Foundation • Free TB skre test Reed then called Bill Broome, jail ad- Begins Its New Arts & Crafts Workshops are held ministrator, to request a similar meeting. the first and second Tuesday of each month in English Program Next Monday, October 15. MCCR assistant pas- and the third Tuesday of each month in Spanish On September 6, Reed and Thomas Bru- tor Carolyn Mobley 6:00 PM . 8:30 PM ner, then alliance vice-president, met with SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio announces new 4211 Graustark (behind the Audette Clinic at 1200 Richmond) schedule for fall at For more information, call: Broome and other jail officials. AIDS Foundation [SAAF) is starting a new church. program for arts and crafts this fall. The TWTNEWSphoto. 713-528-5531 The meeting was an amiable one, con- ducted in a spirit of mutual cooperation. first meeting will be held at SAAF next (funded by the Texas Department of Health) Again, alliance officials sought further in- Monday, October 15 at 7:30 p.m. formation about the rationale and im- The Arts & Crafts Program is an excel- Tuesday night education classes are plementation of the gray armband policy. lent way of providing recreational activity from 7-9 p.m. and deal with growing as a The alliance also offered to serve as a for PWAs, but also a means for PWAs and person and as a Christian. Classes includ- resource for jail personnel on gay issues, volunteers to develop new friendships. ed for that night are" A 12-Step Approach even extending its services to help edu- The volunteers of this program will to Life and Spiritual Growth," "Dynamics cate jail personnel on gay awareness. assist with different art projects, but no of Oppression," "Developing Your Spirit- Alliance officials left that meeting with training is required, only enthusiasm and ual Gifts," "Personal Insurance" and a a clearer understanding of jail policy con- willingness to help others. possible music class to be announced cerning gay inmates. However, concerns Anyone interested in participating, vol- later. remain about the actual implementation unteering or donating materials for the Thursday evening classes also run from and effectiveness of current policy, in- Arts & Crafts Program was asked to please 7-9 p.m. and include "Basic Acting Prin- cluding that of gray armbands. contact Christina or Jeff Shively, SAAF, ciples for Christian Thespians," "An In- On Tuesday, September 11, the alliance 3530 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 78209 or troduction to Gay and Lesbian Literature," board of directors met with the Greater call (512)821-6218. "Homosexuality and the Bible" and Fort Worth Civil Liberties Union to discuss "Beginning Sign Language." and develop the present position on this Two one-day seminars are scheduled- important matter. "Prevention and Management of Aggres- In a conversation with TWT NEWS, a MCCRFALL sive Behavior" was held September 29 spokesperson forthe Tarrant County Gay and MCCR Membership Inquirers Classes Alliance said they would continue to SCHEDULE were slated for September 8 and Novem- "monitor the situation" as the investiga- ber 9. tion continues. Largest Schedule of Classes MCCR "Praise" Choir rehearsals have been moved to Wednesday nights at 7:30 Segregating gay inmates is nothing Since 1985 Begins This Fall At Houston's Growing MCCR. p.m. immediately following the Family new. It's been done for years in Houston Potluck and Devotional service. The re- at the Harris County Jail where gays prac- HOUSTON - MCCR has announced hearsal change will allow all who wish to tically have their own floor. an extensive schedule of religious and participate in classes to do so. In Houston, it's done for protection. No secular education classes, the largest MCCR education classes are not limited color-coded wristbands or pink triangles at MCCR since 1985, announced asst. to members only. To find out class infor- are used for segregation at the Harris County Jail. pastor Carolyn Mobley. mation, availability and cost, call MCCR at Sunday morning classes will feature (713)861-9149 or pick up a copy of their And in New Braunfels, Comal County "Bible Anatomy," Sunday AM Bible Study, detailed brochure at the information Sheriff Jack Bremer said steps were be- "The Letters of John," "Hope for Couples" center in MCCR's fellowship hall, said ing taken there to protect admitted homo- and "Reading/Speaking in Public." church spokesman John K. Smith.

PAGE 34 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 35 MONTROSE •.•.• 1~JI·J[··'[],.V·l[·.,1 CRIME WATCH ~ ~!!l~~~~J~~lJ~~ Neartown Assn Holds Public Meeting & Rally at Grif's 7p.m., Tuesday, October 23. HPD Agrees to Provide Radios 2 & to Train Citizen Patrols to I- Help Stop Crime in Montrose. HOUSTON - Another in an ongoing series of neighborhood meetings was held z in Montrose last Saturday morning to map out strategy to help stop crime, drugs and prostitution in Montrose. At the meeting, attended by TWT NEWS, a Houston Police officer, who recently bought a home in Montrose, said he would ~1111:~!~J~~~lijillll use his connections with HPD to help coordinate with command center the planned citizen patrols. Newly designed poster and logo with theme "Montrose Guy Pulliam, interim president of the Crime Out." Avondale Association, said he had talked with Assistant Police Chief Thomas Koby, through Friday; 10 a.m. until3 p.m., while who said HPD would donate not only most residents are away from their homes radios, but also make sure an officer was at work, he said. on duty at the police sub station on West- The plan is to have the patrols drive the heimer to monitor the base station to neighborhood in cars marked with Citizen listen 'round the clock to communiques Patrol side-door signs. The area to be coming in from neighborhood patrol patrolled is bounded by Westheimer on walkie-talkies. the south, Fairview on the north, Montrose "Koby has said he felt the best place to Blvd. on the west and Brazos Street on the set up the base radio station would be at east. the Neartown Police Sub Station," said As the idea for citizen patrols gathers Pulliam. This is a great step in the right momentum, it has been announced that direction. there will be a public meeting and rally at In a conversation with TWT NEWS, Grit's Inn, 3416 Roseland on Tuesday, Oc- Pulliam explained that HPD has agreed to tober 23, starting at 7 p.m. offer free training for citizens wanting to At the meeting, statements will be heard join the volunteer neighborhood patrols. about practical crime-fighting information "HPD will provide two hours of free train- and policies. Residents, property owners, ing for each citizen," he said. police officers and elected officials are in- Bob Walsh of the Security Committee vited to attend the rally. said volunteers were welcome to join the Highlight speakers will be Montrose neighborhood crime watch team. Bob and City Councilman Vince Ryan and HPD his wife Carol can be reached at (713) Assistant Police Chief Thomas Koby. 527-9735 to discuss volunteering. Slogan for the meeting and the citizen Research has shown when the patrols patrol program is "Montrose Crime Out." need to be operational. One Avondale A logo with a double fist graphic and art- Association member said he had looked work has been designed to be used by the at HPD printout records on Montrose neighborhood citizen patrols when they hit crime and saw the statistics which show the streets this fall. most burglaries occur from 10 p.m. until To reach the Neartown Association 3 a.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. about "Montrose Crime Out," contact Residential burglaries peak on Monday president Pulliam at (713)523-0835. '\IV?

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-Dear President Bush tember 28 issue of TWT in which Watson reports his gay business was rudely refused Thefollowing letter, made available to TWT by the Arlington Kwik Kopy at Artbrook and COMMENT, was sent to President George Bush Cooper, Happily, Mr, Samuels offers a wel- at the White House=Editor come alternative to copying needs at Child's Copy Express,-Editor, DearPresident Bush: Nearly 60,000 Americans died in the Vietnam War, but this is less than the Son Antonio to Dallas number of young Americans who have Dear TWT: died from AIDS, We were just wondering, is it safe to Nearly 600,000 Americans died during come into Dallas if you don't believe in the Civil War, but this is less than the the boycott of Miller and Marlboro? nearly 1 million Americans that the In other words, we won't get bad ass Centers for Disease Control estimate are looks or be able to leave or even worse, infected with the AIDS virus, It appears to me the only people executed, if my friend decides to light up and I want a beer. making a living off this epidemic are the drug companies and the health care We would like to come to' Dallas for a system, getaway, but if you don't want us, we'll go visit someplace else that believes in our Where is the leadership that will face beliefs, this issue? A leadership that has so far failed to address the issues of fairness Edward Charles and compassion, a leadership that Donlad Greg appears to have the warmth of a heart San Antonio, TX encased in a block of ice, A leadership that seems to be saying "drop dead," TWT defers comment on this boycott issue to our readers in Dallas, who are invited to Peter Black comment on how visitors to Dallas are wet- Houston, TX comed=-Editor ·Aerobics • Lifecycles ·Counseling •Jacuzzi Arlington BusinessWelcome We Must Do Both • Nautilus • Liferowers •Supervision ·Saunas Dear TWT: Dear TWT: • Free Weights • Lifesteps •Music Videos ·Tanning I would like to take this opportunity to As to the HoustonlDalias controversy, let Mr. Barry Watson of Baronessa there are good arguments on both sides, Productions in Arlington know that he But the MillerlMarlboro boycott argument definitely has a place to come and do any comes down to just this: Contributions rA5JATrnev5IS Copying that he needs to have done, from Miller Beer for gay causes while its Time! I am the assistant manager of Child's parent company, Philip Morris, contributes limite~ to our main adversary in the U,S, Senate MEMBERSHIP OFFER Bookstore and Copy Express and I am ~xaHRfi6e gay, My store would welcome the (Jesse Helms) is the equivalent of a beer business of the gay community, Mr, company in Hitler's Germany contributing rlaL'::- -la'.i.; Watson, you definitely have a friend here to both Nazi and Jewish causes! in Arlington, It is not enough to send bucks to Helms' opponent, Harvey Gantt, or to Leon Samuels boycott Miller and Marlboro, We must do Arlington, TX both, Our lives depend on it.

The above letter is in response to a COM, L,B, King Club Hours: Mon-Fri 6 am-lO pm : Sat-Sun 10 am-8 prn- Doors lock 1 hour prior MENT letter from Barry Watson in the Sep- Dallas, TX 3930 Kirby #300 at S.W. Frwy • Free Parking. Enter 3rd level. Houston. (713) 524-9932 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 39 great host bar. Special thanks must go to Watched in Horror Miss Kitty's Bar and the wonderful staff, Jay, Kip, Robert, Frank, Reno, Keith, DearTWT: I watched in horror a program that aired David, Tad and Alton. Nobody could have on the Houston Public Access TV channel worked harder or longer to see that last week called "Todd's Greatest Regret." Houston was truly proud to be the host The program was produced by funda- city for this year's state pageant. Finally, mentalist Christians who exploited a young to Craig Henderson, the pageant director, man dying of AIDS. Not only was it full of thanks for the great job! misinformation about contracting the To Houston, who came out in record disease, but the young man's mother told numbers and to those who came from hOWshe prayed her son would get AIDS if around the state, a special thanks. To "that was the only way to bring him to the Victoria West, the new USA, I welcome you to a great family. Lord." "Todd's Greatest Regret" goes on to Whoever said female impersonation is say that homosexuals are "perverted, dead in Texas, think again! groSSand vicious people," and that AIDS Jerry M. Bird is God's wrath upon us. President Thank God this is still a free country USA Pageantry Inc. and even sickos like the zealots who Houston, TX produced "Todd's Greatest Regret" have the right to free expression. However, our community cannot sit back and let these people spread their poison without a fight. Martell Spirit Award Winner I urge TWT readers who saw the program DearTWT: to right or call Access Houston. Let's get I would like to take this time to the word out to Christian fanatics that we comment on the recent official Miss Gay as gays and lesbians are here to stay. We Texas Pageant held in Dallas at Village will fight thei r bigotry until it stops. Station. As a contestant and a pageant promoter, I would like to congratulate Robert Hall Alan Gellman, Steve Miles, Norman Jones, Houston, TX all the former Miss Texas title holders and most of all the 58 talented contestants Robert, you are not alone in your disgust that made this year's pageant the biggest with this TV program as TWT NEWS has re- and most successful in history. ceived numerous telephone calls from view- This year at the pageant, I was fortunate ers who said they too watched in horror as to receive the Dion Martell Spirit Award. I the dying son's mother said she would rather can't tell you how much that it means to her son be dead than a homosexual. Fortu- me. Not only was Dion a very dear friend nately, most parents are more compassion- to me, she was very loved here in Austin. ate, as evidenced by the many mothers and That is why I am donating the $500 cash fathers who visited the Names Project AIDS prize to AIDS Services of Austin in the Quilt in Houston last weekend at its South- name of Dion Martell and Alexander-Foxx west Regional showing.-Editor Productions. I want everyone to know that I do not receive this award alone. Hector, a.k.a, Big Texas Thanks Tamara Foxx, you probably deserve the Dear TWT: award more than I do. I share this with One must always be thankful for you and all of the contestants that have success, and I am no exception. The 1991 ever tried out for any of my pageants. I official Miss Gay Texas USA Pageant at can't tell you how proud I am of all of you. Miss Kitty's in Houston was without In closing I would like to congratulate doubt one of the best pageants ever held our new Miss Gay Texas, Nakoma Shaye. I in this great state. Thirty-two title holders am very proud to have been your sponsor competed for the most prestigious title in to the Miss Gay Texas Pageant and you this state today. did an excellent job. You have been given There are many people responsible for a wonderful opportunity. You should grasp this success. Promoters, sponsors, it and cherish it, but most of all never Contestants, support personnel and a abuse it. Because you are our symbol of

PAGE 41 PAGE 40 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 I TWT OCTOBER 12 = OCTOBER 18 1990 excellence. You are Miss Gay Texas, and everyone is watching you all of the time.

Brian Hawkins a.k.a. Sri Alexander Winner of Dion Martell Spirit Award AUstin, TX

Gays in Persian Gulf DearTWT: Do you think it wise to print the names of our gay and lesbian soldiers in the Persian Gulf crisis? I'm sure you meant well, but was any thought given to what may happen if, by chance, the military were to get ahold of a copy of TWT listing those soldiers as being homosexual? I was in the military and witnessed many people receiving grief from their commanding officers for possessing a copy of TWT. Unless the laws have changed lately, the government still discharges people from the military for being homosexual. In addition, the government requires little proof of one's sexuality to end a person's military career. Buddy Measles Austin, TX You're right about soldiers being dis- chargedfrom the military because they're gay. Risky business! But the names listed in COMMENT last month were in a letter to the editor [not a TWT NEWS story] and the soldiers namedin that letter are to be commended for their bravery and courage.-Editor 'l.1J)?

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by Gloria Ribnick Matthew and Nancy Wyatt, whose designs in fiber are brightly colored and take their pattern from the timeless art of the Native rtists and crafts people from 22 states, American. This couple will come to the fes- A Texas and Germany are heading for tival from their home in Dillon, Colorado. Houston for the Fall Westheimer Art Fes- Other new creations will come from tival to be held on Saturday and Sunday of Donald Ziemba, a wood worker of San An- next weekend, October 20 and 21 in the tonio; and Dave Hardwick of Katy, who Block of Art, 3300 Montrose at Lovett Blvd. does fine wood turning, making wood take Of the more than 320 booths in this fall the appearance of fine porcelain. festival, over 150 will be occupied by art- Gloria and Mike Hartsoch of Santa Fe, ists new to this semiannual outdoor event. , who will be first-timers to the These exhibitors must show only their Westheimer Art Festival, will bring with creative original works and the artisan them Kachina dolls and wood carvings. must be in the festival booth for the two- Their dolls will have a different look than day art festival. those made by the Navajo Tribal Nation, These skilled crafts people will show who will be returning to this show for the acrylics, oils, watercolors, pen and inks, third time since their first appearance a sculptures, pottery, jewelry, photography, year ago. glass and wood products, fabric and fiber The Navajos' Kachina dolls are made articles and mixed media. from one piece of wood while the Hart- One of the new artists to this popular sochs design their colorful objects with art festival is Joyce Gould of nearby King- feathers, ears of corn and other articles to wood. A stone sculptor, Ms. Gould worked heighten the brightness of these for awhile in the stone yards of Blasco Southwest sculptures. Pellacani, Italy. Although she works in Adding humor and satire to the festival ake the right selection-Gay Selections-and meet the men you various media, the local sculptor imports will be Bo Sterk of St. Augustine, Florida. all of her marble materials from Italy. His whimsical collection of madcap humor M want to meet from the Houston and Dallas areas. Simply listen to She has designed portraits in bronze for on T-shirts will grab the eye of the most ec- "voice personal" messages from others who share your interests, and re- a major medical college, a piece commis- centric at heart. Winner of over 50 art spond with a message of your own. ~, sioned for presentation to the president of awards nationwide for his amusing cast of an African nation and a larger-than-life-size characters, Sterk will please those who C,lW 1..900 ..370..9797 half-figure bronze portrait for a Boston "must have" a humorist T-shirt in their ap- (Houston $2.00 1st min., $1 each add'l.) medical institution. parel wardrobe. SIU.•I~(~rl'IONS™ Her work was included in a group show "The caliber of artist represented by the 1..900 ..370..2277 at the Museum of Art of the American many new artists juried into our fall show Must be 18years or older. © Janel,lnc.,I990 (Dallas $1.00 per min.) ~est in Houston and more recently, a depicts the enormous creative talents of Piece of her sculpture was shown on the artists in all media who want to be in our cover of Artists of Texas, Vol. II. show! Exhibitors have heard of the con- Other artists new to the festival will be tinued growth and acceptance by Housto-

PAGE 44 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 I TWTOCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 45 nians of the Westheimer Art Festival, and while the next group, the award-winning we receive calls from allover the country University of Houston Jazz Group, will also requesting space in our two events," said bring everyone to their feet. Gayle Mueller, festival director. Closing out the show will be the Down- Montrose "Our show reviews in several of the art town Bellaire High Society Jazz Band with magazines reflect the show's efforts to the music of the Big Band Era. The group, Alternatives ~\ seek new and creative works. This is seen weekly in a local seafood restaurant, 3 shown in our fall show with over 60 of the had the audience singing and clapping for Buddies 'n' Pals artists exhibiting after several years' more during the April show. * Video Rental Specials 'n' Partners™ absence. Our October show is always con- To quench your thirst and appeal to your sidered the Christmas buying event, so we food desires, the food tent, which will be * Complete Selection of Magazines The #1 Gay Dating Service for the 90's Suggest you bring yourshopping list," said located on the corner of Roseland and * Novelties etc. Now covering all Mueller. Hawthorne-inside the Block of Art-will "Let me assure you, our exhibitors have feature foods ranging from sausage sand- major cities in U.S. just the item for the Christmas tree for wiches, German potato salad, Hawaiian Stadium hard-to-please Aunt Amelia or Uncle Wil- barbecue shrimp, egg roll, jambalaya and and Canada liam! We even have outdoor original red beans, to fajitas, vegetable tempura, 4629 W. 34th Our goal is to help you meet some- wooden yard decorations. Come to our fried ice cream, funnel cakes and baklava. show-you'll find something to excite Wash all that down with Pepsi products one compatable, both socially and everyone from five to 85!" said Mueller. and Lite beer and you are ready to see Gas Light News sexually, as a friend or a lover. more fine art or have your face painted! 3519 Bellaire Our service fee is currently $35, usic is art of another degree and As always, Westheimer Art Festival M there will be a stage presentation for posters and T-shirts will be available. This which includes a printout of 15 all musical ears. Kicking off the Saturday fall's poster winner, Jon Kercher, will be Dig City News & Video matches. live appearances will be accordionist Sam on hand to sign the limited editions of his Pirrone. He will be followed by the talents colorful poster featuring five really "with 10105 Gulf Freeway You may also order our MatchPlus of Houston's jazz favorites, Sea Breeze, it" bird characters. service for $55.00. This includes featuring the soft tones of sax-playing Carl The Westheimer Art Festival, which is 30 client matches and a 1year "Sweets" Progue, electric bassist AI the juried art show, is found in the Block Campbell, keyboardist Andrew Lienhard of Art surrounded by Montrose, Lovett ..•...•...•...•...•...•...•...•...•...•. membership. .- and drummer Steve Allison. Saturday's Blvd., Roseland and Hawthorne, just one Houston's #1 Choice in bookstores entertainment will wind up with the diverse block south of the Montrose/Westheimer •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALL FOR FREE rhythms of Alex Garibay Tempo. crossroads . Sunday's stage will be led off by the Lite Admission is a $2 donation, benefiting We accept personal checks plus APPLICATION Sounds of Radio Station K-Lite, the fes- the scholarship fund in arts and entertain- tival's radio flagship. Ten-year-old singing ment and local nonprofit organizations. I v,;- Ij831 II! 1-800-344-PALS sensation Kristal Gale Burns will make For further information call (713) your feet and hands move at a lively pace 521-0133. ,\WI

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PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE BOYCOTT AGAINST MILLER BEER AND ALL PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTS! •••••• • • II My date for the evening (Lester had to • Monday. work) had seen the movie (I hadn't) and en- $1.50 Well Drinks & joyed this production more than I did. Even LONGNECK BEER so, it kept my attention the whole way ALL DAY/ ALL NIGHT through. After six years of reviewing, I often have to fight to keep from nodding • Tuesday· off part way through the final act. No fear Pool Tournament 8:30 Cash Prizes of that here. • Wednesday· There will be a gay night with Miss Daisy $5 Well Liquor/sue Refills 8-11 pm on October 24. Call (713)523·9000 for info TALENT SERCH· 10PM on reservations, an optional "Old South" $50 to the Winner! dinner and roadster ride, and a related costume contest. • Thursday. Alfred Uhry's Driving script has so slrn- JAMES ALLEN'S "Trash Disco" pie a plot that any attempt to partly de- PARTY with $1 Well scribe it would give it completely away. To and Longnecks 8-11 adequately partly describe all the cork- screws and shenanigans in the plot of • Friday. - SEE SPECIAL EVENTS - Aphra Behn's The Lucky Chance would take more space than I have. Scraped to • Saturday· the bare bones-two old, unattractive men Rhonda Mae's "Shower of Stars" have matrimonial claims on two beautiful $5 Liquor Special/SOe Refills 8-11 LIVE IN CONCERT direct from Nashvill young women who are in mutual love with • Sunday. two handsome men. Meanwhile, a third set $2 Draft 2Se Refills of young .... FREE BUFFET 6pm . Who gets to go to bed with whom? Sex Twin Peaks Night at 8 pm EVENING ILLUSION SHOW 10pm rears its lovely head! Sure, it's an old play, but don't think of THEIIIIA I~'I:SHO - SPECIAL EVENTS - it as dusty. Some of the humor is pretty FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,10 P dry, but most of it is slapstick of the mind. Oct. 12 • Closet Drag Show The feel of it is akin to a sophisticated Mel Wear one item of Drag: Brooks movie. Llpstlck, Wig, etc. Ms. Behn was the first woman to write • C.O.C. Canned Food Night. for a living. She wrote nice meaty roles for the women. Penny Alfrey and Nancy Sher· Oct. 19 - Privy Council Show rard are rejoicing in their talented hearts. Oct. 26 - Imperial Court Show But Behn also wrote very well forthe men. There are a wealth of fine men's roles, Oct. 31 - Halloween Show plus which fits this company. Main Street has Costume Judging assembled over the years enough ex· tremely talented men to outfit two normal WELCOME TX-OU FANS!!! companies. Kent Johnson, Steve Garfin- FREE C & W DANCE LESSONS kel, Freeman Williams, Harry Brewer ... whoa! Mr. Kirkendall and Mr. Clark have rather TUESDAYS & SUNDAYS 9-11 PM thankless roles this time out-the bread- liHUE (Q)FF~[IE ( ~ , ing that holds this rich fruitcake together. JOhnGuerra has a number of small roles OPENMONDAY-SATURDAY 4PM-2AM/SUNDAY 1PM-2 Which he polished till they shine even in &~~EA~~~ SUNDAYAFTERNOON BUFFET 1PM & DRINK SPECIAL this distinguished company. Rebecca Green Udden, the artistic OFFICE HOURS 4PM·2AM DAILY SUNDAY POOL TOURNAMENT 1:30 & 4 PM director of this theatre for all umpteen 817/737·0503· FORT WORTH I _. _ Years of its existence, directed the play. 3937 HWY. 377 (S. BENBROOK HWY.) She has always had a good hand for a (BEHIND FRANK KENT CADILLAC) $ 20~ S'J 3031 South Cooper g1-I CALITOR(~ARKANSAS:;l Comedy. Il. ttl When I saw that delightful photo in ow s o Arlington o t"' t::. 0 Marc's BACKSTAGE column announcing this 30E g A ~~. mi. 8 Play's opening, it went immediately onto ~ 1 North "of1-20 . ...•. ~ my must-see list. I was not disappointed. i' DALLAs • ~ (817) 467-5628 (/) FORT WORTH twr OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 61 the Cullen Theatre in the Wortham Center. You can charge by phone if you dial (713) Bomblets star in Gua VaVaVoom under the and do a bit of an interview with her. How- 629-3700 or you can pick up your tickets in direction of Cathy Barlag and are choreo- ever, if you'd like to see Closer than Ever person at any Fiesta, Foley's or Houston graphed by John Bode. Dial (214)821-1860 at the Plaza, then call (214)787-2000 and Ticketron outlet. We saw the Austin produe. for reservations. The production opens order your tickets. Or-you got it-stop by tion last year at the Paramount Theatre and tonight (October 12) and runs through any Rainbow Ticketmaster. it was truly awesome. Then it went on to the November 17. ~ t.. Jik Ii Did you check out the Missouri Street Kennedy Center in D.C. and was a smash hit-even George Bush liked it. Not to essage From Vera: Vera gave us grief worry Dallas, you get to see A TC first since about our answering machine being M Joe, Jaston and the gang are coming to out of order and then sweetly asked us to Dallas October 23-28 for a production run let you know that tickets had gone on sale at the Majestic Theatre. Tickets are on sale for the Houston NCNB Broadway Series now at all the Rainbow Tlcketrnaster out, production of A Tuna Christmas. Vera is so lets, stop by or dial (214)787-2000. excited that Joe Sears and Jaston Williams Did You Know: That the original Greater will be sharing the stage with the Tuna Tuna was written at the Mexic-Arte Center gang-they have invited Vera to perform in Austin? Oh yes-and coming up is the with them. A Tuna Christmas opens Oc- fourth production of I Passed for Straight. tober 30 and runs through November 11 at This fabulous musical revue about gay rights opens October 17 at Chances, 9th and Red River in Austin. The company has created new skits including "Wimmins Music Festival," and Claytie sings his coun- try hit, "Service Me, Hog Tie You." Doug Dyer directs a superb cast through a series of skits that will have you rollicking with laughter. Call Do Tell, (512)320-7597 for reservations for guaranteed hilarity. In Houston, the 1990 Poetry Fest opens tonight (Friday) at 8 p.m. in Jones Audi· torium at the University of St. Thomas, Yoakum at Sui Ross. Poetry lovers will dls- GuaVaVaVoom with the Guava Bomblets. cover a weekend of readings by guest < poets Mark Kessinger, Lynn Doyle, Ray And the pride of Texas, the Dallas Tur- Station ad in TWTlast week? The Station Gonzalez and Janet Lowery. There will also tie Creek Chorale, will don lederhosen and be workshops and readings of juried has a new manager and he is booking cab- sing German beer-drinking songs as they aret acts to delight Houstonians. Nancy poems. Need more information-dial (713) present A Night at Oktoberfest. Pick up the 530-9225. Ford and Teresa Mauney were there earlier phone and in your best German accent tell in the week and Keith Caldwell and Bill Ticketron Houston has one of those very the folks at (214)954-4174 that you want to special tickets that comes under the head· Bartlett carry on with their act this week- order tickets to this unique event taking end, October 12 and 13. Stop by and say ing of: A Once in a Lifetime Experience. place in the Great Hall in the Dallas Apparel THE ballet company, THE ballet legend hello to Jay Lennon, the new manager, and Mart next Thursday (October 18) at 8 p.m. whilst you are there you could be sweet itself arrives in Houston, Wednesday, Oc· Sister jetted in from the Neon City. She tober 17. Houston is the first city on this and warn him about Sister. issinging Sally Mayes' praises. Ms. Mayes Today we are in Dallas, really. BACKSTAGE ten-city U.S. tour by the world renown KiroV is appearing in the Dallas Plaza Theatre Ballet. Created 250 years ago during the wanted to check out the action on the production of Closer than Ever. Richard Neon City scene and say hello to some of reign of Catherine the Great of Russia, the Maltby Jr. and David Shire co-wrote this Kirov has produced such greats as Pav· our friends. Besides, we have to stop by musical of the eighties. We called Sally to John L's and make sure they are going to lova, Nijinsky, Balanchine, Nureyev and askher how come she went Shopping with Baryshnikov. This is one of those excep roll out the right color carpet for Michael Sister. "You know how very persistent Greer when he arrives there next weekend. tionally wonderful productions we urge Sister can be," replied Sally. Humph, that's you to witness. Dance over to Foley's, Next weekend, October 18-20, BACK. a nice way to say pushy! Of course, our STAGEand TWTArt Director Richard Bang Fiesta or the Houston Ticketron outlet receptionist says that Sister could take near you. Or pick up the phone and dial are off to the Alamo City. We will be party- lessons on rudeness from certain local ing with the San Antonio gang on Friday (713)227-ARTS. Promoters. That's okay, Sally promised to They're at it Again: The Pocket Sand· night and then you can catch our act at do lunch while we are in Dallas and she Ab's Westernaire at 722 San Pedro-that wich Theater in Big D is presenting a corn· also promised the teaon Closer than Ever. edy showcase of brand new sketches, irn· is, if Ab can figure out who booked us. ~ack to the original reason for calling provisations and songs. The GuavB That's okay Ab, just call Marissa, she'll try Celebrate the holidays with the Tuna gang. allY-we are going to meet her in Dallas to explain it all. ~

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decades-old rivalry. Proof, once again, that Dallas really does offer something for everyone. All of the NEwsworthy events weren't taking place in Dallas, however, as evi- denced by Austin reports of the resigna- tion of the Waterloo Counseling Center's executive director Paul Clover, and the in- crease in capital city adult bookstore raids by that city's "finest." Did this preponderance of headline-hit- ting stories signify the emergence of Gay NEXT WEEKEND Press as a viable competitor to Associated n a decided coup for the bars, hotels Press and United Press International? Iand restaurants of Oak Lawn, Dallas SAY, WASN'T THAT...Cozy White, MICHAEL boasted two major events four years ago Tiger Lil and Lisa Bryson at Sassy's; Leola this week which lured thousands of "Tex- Jiles, Martha Turner and Wayne Lynne at asexuals" to the bright lights and cultcha Club Flamingo; Dana Davis and Lee GREER of Big D. Aldridge at Cutters; Jay Allen, David, Ed, Beginning mid-week were the prelim- Kirk and Monty, testing their parachutes OCTOBER 19 & 20 inaries of the Miss Gay America pageant, over Clear Lake; Autumn Summers, Lollie which would result in the crowning of Miss and Pam at the Noo Zoo BOAT benefit; Gay Tri-States Blaze Starr of Atlanta as Jessica Renee and David Royalty at the Norma Kristie's newest symbol of excel- BRB; Brad Wors stopping hearts at the WELCOME TO DALLAS TEXAS-O.U. FAN lence. Rounding out the top three in the Vickery Station; Donna Day, Tasha Kohl 15th annual event were Cherry Lane of Lit- and Naomi Sims loading the U-Haul for the OUR DAILY ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE 9:30·1: tle Rock and Kelly Ray of North Carolina. move from the Copa to Numbers; Ed MONDAY' MICHAEL GaTT TUESDAY' ROXANNE & BUDDY WEDNESDAY. LISA MICHAELS For sports-minded Texans, the annual Wood, Harry Goldberg, AI McClerren, Jexas-ou slug-fest at the Cotton Bowl pro- Hunter, EJ White, Michael Terranova, & LAUREL THURSDAY' SARAH ANGELL SUNDAY. OPEN MICffALENTSEARCH 9PM CASH PRI, vided a welcome alternative to the glitter Snake, Tom Thomma and Georg Chastain HOSTED BY JIM CARUSO & FRED WELLS and glamour of dragdom's most prestig- at the Fitness Exchange party at Heaven; ious event, as dozens of healthy, young UT Tommy Ross, Cookie LaCook and Amaz- and au men took to the field in the ing Grace at Studio 13; and David and D_J_ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17: JIM CARUSO'S NYC "GOING AWAY PAR' Smith at Tramps. Jack Varsi, in a review of the film Blue SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 HAPPY HOUR Velvet, demonstrated, yet again, why he GAYLINE BENEFIT ~?~ wielded such influence over entertainment BUFFET types when he declared that he would CASINO NIGHT EVERY FRIDA: "find a lot to like about any film where a cute actor displays his butt for the camera 2525 while Ingrid Bergman's daughter holds a knife on him and gives him a blow-job." WYCLIFF AVENUE eGiS' (214) 520·25: That's SHOWBIZ! ~econd runner-up Kelly Ray, Miss Gay America 1986Blaze Speaking of films ... Harry Deutsch, O. ENJOY THE WORK OF GRAHAM THE PHOTOGRAPHER- NOW ON DISP terr and first runner-up Cherry Lane. Flores Alvarez and Bobbie Mona all saw I PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE BOYCOTT AGAINST MILLER BEER AND ALL PHILIP MORRIS PRODUCTSI PAGE 65 'I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~Iopione~ionsand offeredof them.theirMr. Deutschmuch-sought-afterfound his FRIDAYS at MIDNIGHT ! choice, Down by Lawwith John Lurie, Tom waits and Roberto Benigni, to be "stun- MUSCLES IN ACTION ning," while Ms. Alvarez's selection, Jum- in' Jack Flash with Whoopi Goldberg, ~as deemed "fresh, fun and lighthearted." Meanwhile, Anne Bancroft and Sissy

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HOUSTON HOTtealiNE - Here's the latest going on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from the city's original gossip column, HOT TEA: Wilde 'n' Stein, our weekly gay radio pro- gram on KPFT-FM, will rebroadcast this Monday night, October 15, the keynote speech delivered by San Francisco mayor Art Agnos at the recent Houston GLPC 15th anniversary banquet. We guarantee have been out drumming up support an AUSTINteaCiOUS - Here's the latest you'll be both entertained and enlightened raising money, as shown in this CRUISE gossip happening THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN as to how San Francisco uses the talents CAMERA photo taken at the recent Pecan The Crossing raised over $1,000 for from Capital City HOT TEA: First, some of its many gay and lesbian citizens to Street Festival on Sixth Street. ... ASAat its recent print auction during the beefcake, Texas style, at the recent Mr. make it a model city. That's nine o'clock Speaking of raising money for AIDS, club's tenth anniversary celebration. Texas Stripper contest. Shown above are here is the vivid class photo of some of Shown here is David Dauber [see above], on Pacific radio, 90.1 FM.... the top three, [I-r] Evan Ryan, who was resident auctioneer, as he anted up the It's birthday time at Gentry, where they first runner-up; Daniel Diaz, who won; bidsfor the erotica on sale.... are honoring all October birthday and Brett Morvant, who was second 505 Club is set to celebrate its fourth celebrants with discount prices, plus cake runner-up. Diaz dazzled the enthusiastic anniversary this weekend with three days for everyone after six 0' clock. Video crowd and judges with his athletic and nights of fun and drink specials. All in Flash: See Bette Midler in concert at 9 tumbling and smooth dance moves to the heart of Guy Town. And, guess who's p.m. this Thursday .... win the title for the second year in a row, back at 505, just in time for the anniver- The CRUISE CAMERA takes you to Inergy reported emcee Johnny Hendricks. Shown sary?Jim Smith! Yes, heeeeee's back .... to introduce you to pageant promoters below are the top five finalists-Evan, Buckles Saloon has also made some s ME changes in personnel. Dan Bernhardt is the new manager and he's begun some new daily drink specials. Although Dan is manager, he's still finding time to pour the entertainers who were in Chain Drive's cocktails and deejay the country music at all-city bartenders drag show. What a Buckles Saloon. night! How many of these bartenders do TARRANT TEA - Here's what's hap- you recognize? We recognize Chain pening THIS WEEK IN FORT WORTH and Drive's manager, John Araujo [I] with a ARLINGTON from Cowtown and Mid-Cities secret admirer .... HOT TEA: There's a rummage sale Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. till dusk at 2805 Springdale, near Beach in the Riverside Daniel, Brett, Christian and Alex-on stage area, to raise $2,000 emergency funeral [top, I-r] Tandy Cole, Val Rodella, Maria at Charlie's, home of the Lava gang .... funds for a friend. Please take donations and Viva with [bottom, I-r] titleholders Gay Alumni: There's a new non- to the bars this weekend. For more infor- Vicky De Cuba, who is Miss Inergy; Carlos political, social club in the capital city, mation, please call (817)924-2319 or Morales, who is Mr. Inergy; and Brenda called Gay Graduate Students. Their first Diane at 763-3033 .... Garcia, who is Ms. Inergy. Congratulations meeting will be next Monday, October 15, Next Friday night, Ropers presents live from HOT TEA to the winners. Photo by 7:30 p.rn., in the Board of Directors room in concert the Dena Kaye Show direct John, the photographer .... at the Texas Union. Call (512)385-2510 .... from Nashville at 10 p.m. There is limited What's new for fall? Come to JR's this As the capital city gears up for the reserved seating available and the many Sunday night at eight o'clock when the "From All Walks of Life" pledge walk for fans of Ms. Kaye will surely make this a Men of Santa Fe model the latest fall AIDS a week from this Sunday, volunteers standing room only event.

PAGE 69 PAGE 68 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 n next Friday in time for the Westheimer fashions and men's lingerie from Union lots of these folks as they campaign now Jack. Emcee Randy lobe said there would through January 26 when you can Vote ~~ Festival, said manager Christy be a special drawing for a Union Jack gift for them in the ballroom lobby of the Coleman.... ALICE DOES DALLAS - Here's what's certificate. All at JR's.... Houston Marriott Astrodome, reported l\vr Grey Party: The eighth annual Grey Party entertainment editor Marc Alexander ... oing on THIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D is coming up later this month on Sunday, ,.. ...• ~OT TEA: This is it! The biggest weekend of October 21, which is Westheimer Art theyear is upon us as Dallas prepares for Festival weekend. The hosts of the Grey thOUsandsand thousands of Texas-OU Party have selected it to be held at Rich's. fansto arrive from Austin, and Invitations are in the mail so check your everywhere else. You can bet that all the clubswill be packed to the rafters before, wardrobe for something gray to wear to during and after the game, and all the Grey Party 8.... clubs have specials, contests, after hours Court Tea: Cousin's was the scene Village Station managers Terry Schmidt [I] and parties much too numerous to men- recently of the Imperial Court's Candidate and Chris Bengston [r] are busy preparing tion here. Please refer to each bar's Show and Party. The court introduced the for the onslaught of 50+ contestants from advertisement in this week's special candidates who will be campaigning for allover the country, as well as the Texas/OU edition of TWT for all the your votes in hopes of being elected to thousands of fans who will be in town for the positions of Emperor and Empress VII. details. For out-of-towners, please let the map on page 98 be your guide, and have the pageant, which begins with the MGA a safe and fun time here in Dallas. While Review Show on Tuesday night at 11 Question of the Week: What's going on you're here in town, stay an extra day and p.m. Preliminary nights follow on at Heaven with all the new outside visit the State Fair of Texas, the largest fair Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, all at decorations? [see photo] Well, you'll have in the United States, which runs through Village Station. Then, on Sunday, the to ask the angels at Heaven what it's all October 21. Welcome to Dallas! ... finals begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Theatre of about. Artist Marius Senekal designed the Many former title-holders, including last the Dallas County Convention Center. interior decor and then wove it to the Tickets are available at TWT in Dallas, or year's winner Sweet Savage, were on outside to give Heaven a post-industrial hand as multi-talented Amazing Grace, charge to your MasterCard or Visa by warehouse look-part of the concept of performing a live comedy monologue, calling (214)521-0622. You can save by "constant variation" which Heaven is won Miss Gay Southwest, the final, purchasing a four-night pass for the known for .... preliminary to the 1991 Miss Gay America preliminaries and final night. Tickets will Hungry? Try Rafter's Grill, upstairs at Pageant, held at the Village Station last also be available at the doors of Village Miss Kitty's where chef Tad has expanded Station and the Convention Center. ... the menu to now feature individual-size The first thing you'll see when you visit pizza. Hmmmmm good. Tasty. Rafter's the Wave this weekend is handsome new Pictured [above] is Lady Victoria Lust, opens at 6 p.m. nightly .... doorman Ray Mayer [see photo], but candidate for Empress VII. Shown below Military Party: The Four Seasons Club are Bill O'Rourke [I], candidate for has sent out invitations for its annual Emperor VII and Steven Wright [r], also a Military Party '90, which will be held candidate for Emperor VII. You'll be seeing Saturday, November 10 during Texas Ga Rodeo weekend. The annual party will b held at 2700 Albany and benefit the AIDS Assistance Fund. Save $5 on advance Military Party tickets .... Bar Updates: The Atrium is gone, havin closed last week. Insiders said a seasoned nightclub owner was looking at the 220 Avondale location to reopen it soon .... week. All the winners are pictured above, Meanwhile, the old Midnite Sun, which [I-r]: Miss Congeniality Celeste Williams, became Momma's Money and then closed, second alternate Trella Thomas, winner will now beget Depoe Station and Traxx, Grace and first alternate Tierra Mikels. all at 534 Westheimer. It's owned by Now it's on to MGA for Grace and Tierra. mega-club proprietor Wendell Statchuk, Congratulations from HOT TEA ... , owner also of Studio 13, Garbo's and As Dallas prepares to host Miss Gay Greta's. Look for Depoe StationlTraxx to America for an unprecedented sixth time,

PAGE 70 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 I TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 that's not all you'll see: The Wave will back bar all day and all night during celebrate Autumn Leaves' birthday this Dena's concert. ... through Sunday at 9 p.m. with a special whipped What's new at the Round Up? Free cream wrestling whip-off which will pit clogging lessons, every Monday night the years ... Autumn against super hunks Magnum, beginning at 8:30 p.m., followed by free Blake and Lex. She'll be looking for three square dance lessons, starting at 10 p.m. "managers" in the audience, so be there Don't forget their dance contest and 1975 \VIj if you're available. What do the managers cheer off this Sunday. Sign up beginning do? "They're the ones that have to rub at 4 p.m., the contest starts at 6.... the whipped cream allover the guys, and Extremes is getting an earlly start on 1976 \1ttI I know it's a terrible job, but I usually Halloween by introducing their month- have no trouble getting volunteers," said long drink specials, which are in effect 1977 \VIj Randy. Who rubs the cream onto Miss from now until October 31. Get by there Leaves? Who cares! Happy birthday from and say hello to Norman, Cliff, Ferd and your friends at TWT.... all the people who "go to extremes" to 1978 \VIj This Wednesday is the night to be at be sure you have a good time .... Hartford's if you go in for live, stand-up Where has Bamboleo's gone? It's just a Finally, two theatrical productions cer- comedy at its finest, because that's the few steps away, around the corner where tainly deserve your attention this week: 1979 \VIj night they present CEI's "An Evening at the High Country was once located. It's Dallas favorite Sally Mayes returns to Big the Crossroads." On hand for opening the only club in Dallas we know of that D, along with the New York cast, in night: Kenny Cox, Becky Pedigo and Jerry has a set of real brothers working there, Closer than Ever, which plays through 1980 \1ttI Long. Don't miss it .... and we'd like for you to meet them. In October 28 at the Plaza Theater. For The Pink Triangle will host a Costume this CRUISECAMERAphoto are the Stephens ticket info, call (214)363-7000. Meanwhile, Ball benefit for the AIDS Resource Center's brothers [I-r] deejay Rick and bartender at the Arts District Theater, Elegies for 1981 \ijW food pantry next Friday, October 19 starring Bill. Go by and see them .... Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, an lots of your favorite entertainers, both If you're a fan of Jim Caruso's-and AIDS anthology benefiting the AIDS 1982 \ijW male and female. Cover is $5, and all the who isn't-then you'll definitely want to Resource Center, is a must see. be at John L's next Wednesday, October proceeds go to the food pantry. See you PHOTO OF THE WEEK - Will Main 17, as Dallas bids a fond farewell to one next Friday at the Pink Triangle .... of College Station writes, "I was in Europe 1983 \ijW of its favorite entertainers. Jim is moving Glitz and Glitter Over Texas. That's the this past summer. In Brugge, Belgium I name of the show to be presented at Jugs to New York to take his own bite out of this Saturday, and encored on October the Big Apple, and even though we'll 1984 ~ 27, November 17 and December 8. It's a miss him, we wish him well. ... variety show with female impersonators, The ever popular Dena Kaye returns live male singers and even a fire-eater, home to Dallas Sunday, October 21, 1985 \:Wt reported Burt Picone .... when she brings her live show to the Let us clear the air about some misin- Hideaway direct from Nashville. While formation that's circulating: Raps is NOT you're there, say hello to bartender David 1986 \:Wt closed! True, it is going to move soon to Zacharevitz [see photo], who'll be in the Wycliff Pointe, but in the meantime, it's 1987 \:Wt business as usual. Here's an update for the women of Dallas, and it's all about Joe Elliott's Jugs: The construction is 1988 \:Wt nearly complete on the new expanded facility and you can watch for the saw this store [see above] and took a announcement in next week's TWT.... 1989 \:Wt picture of it. I have no idea what the There is another women's club in Dallas, meaning of the sign was. 'Wit' in Neder- which grand opens next week. It's called lands means white, so maybe it's the the Playhouse, and it's located on Nash 1990· \:Wt . White House of Belgium," he quipped. Street, in the old Bamboleo's spot. The Well, that's probably right as we know for club's been completely redone with even ... always Certain it's not the office of our TWT more space upstairs and on the patio. The European Bureau. Thanks, Will for the four-day celebration begins this coming every Friday. international update on EurO-TEA. Thursday and lasts all weekend .... 'l.1JI?

TWT ()("TIlI=II=D 10 nf'TilQ:CD 1Q too--, PAGE 73 PAGE 72 TBEBACK ROOM Private Fantasies Steamy Back Room West Gray this Sunday, October 14at 1 p.m., Action club organizer John Angelbeck advised TWT SPORTS. "It took 6·months, but the club has found a place to hold its workouts," 1·900 HOUSTON - This Saturday night, Oc- Angelbeck stated. tober 13, will be another opportunity to roll HWC is dedicated to promoting collegiate- yourballs around in the dark as the Montrose style wrestling in the Houston area. The 535-6969 MondayNight Men's and Houston Thursday organization plans practice and workout ses- To Leave Your Own Fantasy NightMixed League's host Candlelight Bowl- sions to encourage wrestling for sport and ex- ingat Stadium Lanes. ercise and so that members can share train- Call 1-212-754-6454 Registration begins at 7:30 p.m. and bowl- ing ideas and techniques. The club is open to all levels of experience, $1 per min., $2 the first ing will start promptly at 8:30 p.m., unless IT'S GETTING HOT! SteveStepleton hasn't made it to the bowl- including beginners and persons experienc- ing alley from the A&M vs. U of H football ed in high school and college wrestling. In- UNCENSORED MALE game.In that case, bowling begins when the terested individuals are encouraged to attend goddess arrives. the meeting this Sunday, October 14at 1 p.m. For more information and directions to the to share their ideas for the organization. CONFESSIONS lanes,call Steve at (713)529·3261. Bring suitable attire if you are interested in working out afterwards. The afternoon will HOT TALK ON begin with warm-up stretching to help avoid WRESTLI NG CLU B injury, instruction for basic holds, a free style demonstration, informal presentation of in- 1-900-230-BEAR BEGINS WORKOUTS (THAT'S 1-900-230-2327) formation about HWC and club t-shirts will MALE TALK THE WAYYOU UKE TO HEAR IT! HOUSTON - The Houston Wrestling be for sale. Club [HWCJ will begin workouts at the For more information, write: HWC, P.O. 1-900-346-TEU Metropolitian Multi-Service Center, 1475 Box 1131134, Houston, TX 77219-1134. 'OW (THAT'S 1-900-346-8355) MEN TO MEN TEU IT LIKE IT IS! THE TEXAS BOWLING SCORES MONTROSE MONDAY NIGHT FT_WORTH LONGHORN BOWLING OAK LAWN BOWLING ASSN. LEAn: YOUR OWN CONFESSION Steve Stepleton (713)529·3261 Joan Hunter (817)624-2151 Bam·Bam (Metro 817)267·8533 Division A: 1. Lucky Strikes Pink Division: Call 1-212-754-6454 1. Jagged Edge (13-3) 2_ Fluffy's Guys 1. Accomodators (12-4) $1 per min.• $2 the first 2. 2 Bob's & Bayer Buck (12-4) 3. Pirates of Men's Pants 2. Pot Luck (11V2-4V2) 3. Gutter Girls (11-5) Male GamelSeries: Jorge Ramirez 3. Snow Business (11-5) 4. Bowlers wlo Background(10V2-5 i2) Female GamelSeries: Vickie Wakeland Male Game: Jeff Heavin ' Male Series: Ken Stewart Division B: DALLAS THURS. LAMBDA Female GamelSeries: 1. Lotta Balls (12·4) Paul (214)828·0203IStephen 350·9319 Nancy Mathieu 2. Five Easy Pieces (11·5) 1. Zoo Crew (30·10) Turquoise Division: 3. The Eight Balls (11·5) 2. Diamonds in the Ruff (28·12) 1. Hard Rubber Rollers (12-4) 4. Spare Me (11·5) . 3. Leatherettes (25·15) 2. Thumb-Bowl-Inas (11-5) 15. P.M.S. [Next to last Naomi] (4·12) Male GamelSeries: Ray Ramp 3. Swatch It Up (11-5) High Game: David Schacket Female GamelSerles: Diana King Male GamelSeries: Richard Boyce High Series: David Schacket FT. WORTH LONE STAR BOWLING Female GamelSeries: Keri Hairston HOUSTON THURSDAY MIXED Steve (817)498·4624 AUSTIN GAMBLERS Steve Stepleton (713)529·3261 1. Pain Killers (20·4) Capital Bowl 8:30 Tues. 1. Pressumed Innocents (10-2) 2. Tri R (18-6) Lucky (512)451·5607IPhil 834·1677 2. Hung & the Restless (9V2-2V2) 3. Thirteen (14-8) 3. Sexually Transmitted Ducks (9·3) Male Game: Larry Hammonds 1. One Damn Pin 4. DAM-Mothers Against Dyslexia(6-2)Male Series: Rod Rasmussen 2. The Hysterical Society Male Game: David DeFranco Female GamelSeries: Tina Beck 3. Four Easy Pieces Male GamelSeries: Sam Nelson Male Series: Richard Dauchy SAN ANTONIO JANSPEOPLE Female GamelSeries: Dyan Graham Female GamelSeries: Carol Clark Ron (512)646·7312 1. Spare Us (11·1) 2. TX Longhorn Ball Busters (10-2) 3. Noo Zoo II (10-2)

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ATTENTION LADIESI THE PLAYHOUSE Proudly Presents Week of October 12-18,1990 Their OCTOBERSKY- Mars isgetting bigger, redder and closer each night, becoming this v zg season'sbiggest sky show. Mars will continue to get redder, brighter and more spec- taculareach night for another few weeks until it reaches its closest point to Earth on GRAND OPENING WEEKEND '>o\~ Thanksgivingnight. It rises late in the evening, stargazers should note. TheOrionid Meteor Shower isfast approaching. It'll peak out on the nights of Hous- THURSDAYthru SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18-21 ton's Westheimer Art Festival, the weekend of October 20 and 21. $1.50 Well Drinks & Domestic Beer & 50C Draft 4 pm -11pm Daylight SavingsTime: It comes to an end later this month when on Sunday morning, October 28, at two o'clock it's time to set the clocks back an hour asAmerica returns to standard time. Old adage: Spring ahead; fall back! I OPEN THURSDAYSthru SUNDAYS4 pm-2 am OCTOBERNEWMOON - Since New Moons are traditionally the best time of the month to begin new ventures and launch new goals, STARSCOPE readers will want to I DAILY DRINK SPECIALS4 pm-ll pm takeserious note that this month's New Moon comes next Thursday,October 18.Things SUNDAYS-$l Domestic Beer begunthen will bear fruit, be successful and make one happy with their outcome. LIBRA:(Sep23 - Oct 23) Next Thursday's strongly to a partnership. There could be NewMoon occurs in your sign, which is change in mates, job or residence. mostbeneficial to you. Infact, this isyour SCORPIO:(Oct 24 - Nov 21) Next Thurs- besttime of the year to start any new per- day's New Moon occurs in your twelfth 5727 NASH STREET• DALLAS • (214)350·9814 sonal projects. The New Moon relates house of secrets and hidden desires.

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(DA) OlCS: Co-dependent AIDS/ARC Group, 8p (DA) TRUST: Mtg., 8p (DA) Womyn for Womyn: Mtg., 7:3Op (HO) Bering Church: Montrose Singers, rehearsals, 7:3Op (HO) Lutherans Concerned: Mtg. (HO) MCCR: Empowerment for Living, 6p WEDNESDAYOCTOBER17 (AR)• Mid·Cities MCC: Serv., 7:3Op Waterloo Co. Cntr: Pos. Living & Exercise, 6:3Op !~~MCCD:l Serv., 6:45p (DA) Oak lawn Co. Cntr: ARC Support, 6p (DA) OlCS: Co-dependent Group, Mtg., 6p • FRIDAYOCTOBER12 (DA) OlCS: Gay Men's Support Group, 8p (DA) Narc. Anon.: Mtg., 8p (FW) TCOM: HIV Support Group, 7p (FW'i Agape MCC: Prayer Serv., 7:3Op (HO) Bering Church: Gay Men's Network, Mtg., 7:3Op (HO) Bering: Coffee House Social, 7p (HO) Codependents Anon.: Mtg., 6p • SATURDAYOCTOBER13 (HO) GlPC: Mtg., 7:3Op (DA) Calvary Grace Ctr: Family Fellowship, 7:3Op (HO) MCCR: Serv., 7:15p (DA) Dallas Gay Youth: Mtg., 1P (HO) New Freedom Christ Church: Serv., 7:30p (DA) OlCS: AIDS Bereavement Group, Mtg., 11a (HO) Unity Ch.: HIV/AIDS Support Group, 7p (HO) CCF: Serv., 6:3Op (SA) MCCSA: Serv., 7:3Op (HO) Codependents Anon.: Mtg., 6p THURSDAYOCTOBER18 (HO) Dignity: Mass, 7:30p (D•A) G/l Young Adults: Mtg., 7:30p (HO) KPFT·90.1: After Hours, midnight (DA) lesbian Book Club: Mtg. (HO) MCCR: Empowerment for Living (DA) Narc. Anon.: Mtg., 8p (HO) Women In Sobriety: Mtg., 10a (FW) COC: Men's Hour, 8:30p • SUNDAYOCTOBER14 (HO) ACT·UP: Mtg., 7p (AR) Mid·Cltles MCC: Serv., 10:3Oa& 7:15p (HO) Bering Ch.: Montrose Group Narcotics Anon., 8p (AU) MCC: Services 9a, 11a & 7:3Op (HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Serv., 7:30p (DA) Church of Metaphysics: Serv., 11a (HO) Course in Miracles: Mtg., 7:30p (DA) Ch. of New Covenant: Servo11a, Marriott/Rich. Tx. (HO) G/l Parents Support Group: Mtg. (DA) DGA: Free haircuts for PWAs (HO) Northwoods AIDS Coalition: Group Mtg., 8p (DA) Grace Fellowship: Serv., 11a (DA) Holy Trinity Com. Church: Serv., 11a (DA) KNON·FM: Lambda Weekly, 89.3, 2-4p (DA) MCCD: Serv., 9a & 11a, 7:15p (DA) Narc. Anon.: Mtg., 7p (DA) O.L. Christian Cntr: Serv., 10:45a (DA) Lambda AA: Mtg., 11a (DA) Prime Timers Metro: Mtg., 3p (DA) TGRA: (FW) Agape MCC: Serv., 10:3Oa& 7p (FW) Holy Ground Com. Ch.: Service, 10:3Oa (GA) MCCG: Serv., 11a (HO) Am. Gay Athiest: Brunch, 11:3Oa (HO) Bering Mem. Church: Serv., 10:5Oa (HO) Ch. of Rei. Science: Servo11a (HO) Com. Gospel Church: Serv., 11a & 6:3Op (HO) First Unitarian Church: Serv., 11:15a (HO) FUC: Women's Group Mtg., 10a (HO) Holy Trinity Catholic Ch.: Mass, 11a (HO) Kingdom Comm. Church: Serv., 11a (HO) MCCR: Serv., 10:45p & 7:15p (HO) Mission Church: Serv., 10:3Oa (HO) New Freedom Christ. Church: Servo11a (Midland/Odessa) Holy Trin. Comm. Chrch: Serv., 11a (Pearland)Dawn of Faith MCC: Servo10:15a (SA) MCCSA: Serv., 9:30a & 11:30a (SA) ReI. Science Center: Serv., 11a (SA) River City Church: Serv., 11a WVA) MCC Waco: Serv., 11a • MONDAY OCTOBER15 (AU) ASA: Support Group Mtg., 7p (AU) Integrity: Mtg., 7:30p (DA) MCCD: Oak Lawn Band Rehearsal, 7p (DA) Narcotics Anon.: Mtg., 6p (DA) Women's Spirituality: Mtg., 7:3Op (EWl COC: HIV + Healing Group, 5:30p (FIN) Dignity: Mtg., 7:15p (HO) lone Star Band: Rehearsals, 7:30p (HO) PWA Coalition: Mtg., 7p (SA) Cntr. of Pos. Living: Self·Healing Class • TUESDAYOCTOBER16 (AU) Waterioo Co. Cntr: Pos. Living Group, 8p (DA) F.A.R.: Mtg., 7:3Op

PAGE 85 Dallas. Frederick Carl Schulthise, 32, died October 7, Personal Travel Arrangements 1990 in Houston. Survived by: parents Mr. and Mrs. leisure or Business Carl Schulthise, Fayetteville, North Carolina; sister tickets delivered free within 24 hrs. and brother-in-law Gaye and Edd Wilbanks, Fayette- 800-111-2222 ville; maternal grandmother Bessie lewis, Fayette- WILK&FLINT ville; paternal grandmother Nellie Schulthise, Tell PUBLIC NOTICES City, Indiana; longtime friends John Salas and Tom ... Your latoyers for T Eshelman of Houston. Memorial service was held Houston. Three armed robberies occurred over the ast weekend around the Fairview-Crocker-Hyde October 9 at Bering Memorial United Methodist ~arkareaof Montrose. Individuals were approached Church, 1440 Harold, the Rev. Dr. Curtis Myers • Personal Injury (DR. TERRY R. WATSO~ bY black males who, armed with handguns, robbed officiating. General Medicine, D,O" PA the individuals. During all of this, a car would pull up with several more black males brandishing a ri- • Job-Related Injuries fle and forcing a victim into the car, which then would speed away with a hostage. Please be alert • Alii nsurance Cases Your Personal Physician for .., whilewalking in this areaand please report all crime to the Houston Police Department. If you see any- -GENERAL MEDICINE thing suspicious or if you have any information • Criminal Cases as low as $150 -IMMUNE AND SEXUALLY about the incident above, please contact HPD. TRANSMITTED DISEASES OBITUARIES - DISCREET, PERSONALIZED FREE CONSULTATION CONFIDENTIAL ATTENTION Stratford Court· Suite 204 14th Floor 3607 OAK LAWN 3710 Rawlins. 522-4878 AT BOWSER DALLAS· (214)520·7200 No specialization implied Dr. Steven Craig Weast, 42, died on 10/4 at Answered 24 Hours Southwest Dallas Hospital. Visa & MasterCard Accepted A native of Moran, Kansas, Weast moved to • Dallas, Texas Dallas 13 years ago. He worked on the staff of a local optical company. Weast was a former member of the board of directors of the DGA. Weast is survived by his companion Rick Brewer, his parents and grandmother. A memorial service will be held. He wanted his epitaph to read "When he was alive-he lived!" Melvin L. Davis (above) I'll miss you, my little Stevie Wonder. 5/13/50 - 9/24/90 Rick Mel may be gone from us, but he will live on in "Turn out the lights our thoughts. the party's over" STEVE D'. He was loved by many and will be missed a lot. Saturday, 10/3, 2 p.m. at Crown Hill Mausoleum. Mel was a very positive person and never let his Memorials to OlCS or DGA Building Fund, MARTINJtZ, M.D. illness get him down. He always had opinions and advice and would tell you if you wanted to hear it or not. INTERNAL MEDICINE A memorial will be held in Houston for Melon INFECTIOUS DISEASES 10/21/90 at 1803 Fairview at 2 p.m. Your best friend and lover for 10 years By Appointment Only: Erv. I miss you very much Monday & Friday James A. Bolduc of Fort Worth, born 6/30159, 9:00am-5:00pm passed away on October 6, 1990 due to complica- Tuesday & Thurday tions from AIDS. Jim will always be remembered by his friends and everyone he met. He was tremen- 9:00am-7:00pm dously proud of the life he led, never hesitating to Wednesday speak up and make himself heard for the things he 11:OOam-7:OOpm believed in. From his social work, to standing up in front of a college classroom and announcing that he was gay and to educate the ignorant, to march- Thomas Carpenter (above) 4126 SOUTHWEST ing down the streets of Austin to protest on the 2119/60 - 8/30/90 steps of the Capitol, Jim was also there fighting for Dear Thomas, FRWY., SUITE 1000 himself, his friends and others who, for one reason From all your friends in Austin, we already miss or another, couldn't or wouldn't. you. Thank you so much for all the joy you brought BOUSTON,TEXAS77027 Jim, we will always love you and miss you. Thank us. You always kept things in the right perspective. you for all the good times and for sharing your You are gone but not forgotten. Your spirit will 713-621-7771 precious life with us. always live in all of us. Until we meet again, love always .. "You are the wind beneath our wings." Hichard, Dale, leisa & Jim From all your friends in Austin

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AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS THRF AIDS Legal Resource Project.. . 1·800·828-6417 Affirma1ion (Methodist) . . 451·2329 Austin AA 2700 W. Anderson Ln. #412 452-6467 TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN AUSTIN (Area Code: 512) Austin Gay I Lesbian Friends (Quakers) . . 452-6311 AIDS Legal Resource Project...... 2201 N. Lamar #2301 78705 Dignity I Austin. . P.O. 2666. . 467·7908 B.O.A.T...... 1711 San Antonio 178701 472·3333 First Unitarian Church. . 452-6168 Gay & Lesbian Tejanos P.O. 13501178711 280-6107 Honesty (Baptist) . . 442-6539 Gay Student Network I Roomate Service .P.O. 2585/78768 .462'()305 Integrity I Episc P.O. 180272 445-6164/478-2494 Lesbian/Gay Rights Lobby P.O. 2505/78768 474·5475 MCCA ...... 1100 Springdale Rd. . ... 929·3680 Log Cabin Republicans of TX P.O. 1077 . . .. 485-1577 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) People of Color Caucus ... 227 Congress ... #250 178701 ... 473-8335 Alegro. .. .912 Red River. .478-4511 Texas Human Rights Foundation (THRF) .2201 N. Lamar #203/78705. Boathouse 407 Colorado 474·9687 ...... 479-6473/1·800·828-6417 'Bout Time. . 9601 N. 1·35. . 832·5339 Texas Les./Gay Stu. Org. Co P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg. 178712 Buckles Saloon 115 San Jacinto 478-5837 TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN DALLAS (Area Code: 214) Chain Drive 504 Willow. . 480·9017 Lesbian I Gay Democrats of TX .... P.O. 190993/75219 522·3507 Charlie's. . . 1301 Lavaca. . 474-6481 NGAYA P.O. 190426175219-0426 .701·3455 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc P.O. 191202175219 520-TGRA Crossing 611 Red River 476·3611 505 Club. .. 304 W. 4th 479-5050 Texas Republicans for Equality & Privacy ..... P.O. 191033/941-8114 Junior's 617 Red River. . 482·8214 TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN FORT WORTH (Area Code: 817) Nexus. .. 304 W. 5 448·2292 Texas Gay Veterans ..... c 10 TCGA P.O. 11044/76110 ..... 792·1306 TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN SAN ANTONIO (Area Code: 512) Sadie's Place 113 San Jacinto 479-6939 TGI Fridays@ Sanitarium 705 Red River.. .477-6626 Naturale, Inc. (Nat'l Nudists) 4506 Hidden Creek 178238 TEXAS BULLETIN BOARDS Vanities 117 San Jacinto 469-0030 Computer BBS (modem required) AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONS I HELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Adventuring Outdoors Club. . P.O. 345 445·7216 AIDS Information Exchange. . .214·247·5609/247·2367 Aunt Jayne's HotHouse ,. . 713-522-3838 AIDS Legal Resource Project. . 479-8473 Badlands...... " 214·272-1660 AIDS Services of Austin P.O. 4874. . 472-2273 EXChange,The...... ••••.. . .713·558-4114 Alexander I Foxx Productions. . . .. P.O. 3883 443-3730 ALGPC P.O. 822 462·9888 Houston Connection...... ••••. . .. 713-523-4120 ALLGO . 444·1491 Last Call ...... " ...... 713·523-8386 Mandate.. . "...... 214·528-1816 ASA Information Line. . .472·AIDS Neartown Express ...... ••.. " .713·522·2269 Austin ACT·UP . .. P.O. 13322178711 NETWORK/HOUSTON ,...... 713-621-3655 Austin Gay Nudists (A.G.N.) . . P.O. 142801/78714 Oak Lawn Online. . " 214·358-5192 Austin Healing Alliance Center. . 327·5711 Sally's Hippie Hollow...... 512·323·5570 Austin Immune Health Clinic...... '" .472-2753 Stables...... •••...... 713-621-7081 Austin Names Project. . . . .4302 Marathon 452·1083 Stertings Silver Palace...... • • . . .713-779-1620 Austin PWA Coalition P.O. 50255 477-2502 The Adults General Store , 512-674-3577 Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 Breakaway (Gay Cycling Club). . .. 443·2733 The Other Side...... •. , 817·647·7749 Capital City Men's Chorus. . P.O. 50082 477-7464 The Turkey's Roost...... 713·530-7505 The Workshop. . .713-459-3702 CARE Unit FREE HIV Testing 1831 BE. 2nd. .473·CARE Centex Rainbow Society of Deaf...... P.O. 2555/78768 ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) Christopher House (Hospice) ...... 479-0257 Just Friends...... 201 S. 14th. .. .672'()682 Classic Chassis Car Club...... P.O. 12553/78711 AMARILLO ADULT BOOKSTORE(Area Code: 806) Couples-Austin-Texas (CAT) P.O. 180122 458-8956 Boulevard Adult Books I Videos ... 920 E. Amarillo Blvd. .379-9002 Ebony Connection P.O. 1428 . . 478-3786 AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 806) Family & Friends of Lesbians & Gays. . 328-3830 Country Club Saloon 401 S. Taylor. . .. 374·7300 Gamblers (Bowling) . 451·5607 AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Gayline ...... P.O. 8559. . 477-6699 Panhandle AIDS Support Organ...... 372-1050 Gay and Lesbian Stu. Assoc P.O. 275 . . . . .471·4387 ARLINGTON CHURCHES Area Code: 817) Gay & Lesbian Tejanos . . 444·1491 Evangelicals Concerned (DI FW) P.O. 152452. . .. 472-9008 Gay Student Network P.O. 2585 462'()305 Mid·Cities MCC . . ... 401 Lillard . . ... (metro)265·5454 Heart ofTexas T.V P.O. 402 Cecilia 892-6454 ARLINGTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) Informe Sida (informacion de AIDS en espanol) 452·3591 Graham the Photographer. . .. (metroX214)943-3553 Invisible Closet (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Teens) 478·2494/454·2441 ARLINGTON CLUB(Area Code: 817) Law Students for Gay & Lesbian Concerns. . 452·3591 Britches...... 809 N. Collins. .. .. 660·8717 Lesbian I Gay Political Caucus P.O. 822 462·9888 651 . .1851 W. Division. . .275·9138 Lesbian IGay Rts. Lobby ofTX P.O. 2505 474·5475 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONS I HELPLlNES(Area Code: 817) Live and Let Live (AA) 4405 Medical Pkwy 323·9833 Alpha House, Inc P.O. 2031/78004·2031 People's Community Clinic. . 478·1746 Crossdressers (TV's) Helpline .c/o Delta Omega, P.O. 1021 429-1929 People Helping People P.O. 141021 477-2558 Imperial Court de Fort Worth I Arlington. . 277·5040 Prime Timers (Older Gays) P.O. 436/Manchaca, Texl78652 Lambda AA . .. .861·9948 Project Transition. . 2525 Wallingwood #705N 327·2326 Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance P.O. 11044/ Ft. Worth ..... 336·8242 PWA Coalition. . 472·3792 UTA Gay I Lesbian Assoc P.O. 19348·77 . . .794·5140 Tennis Network Vince. . 447-6549 AUSTIN BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 512) Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc P.O. 1511 929-TGRA Armadillo. . .1712 S. Congress. .443·7552 UT Lambda. . Texas Union 313, Box 7338, 78713 Austin 6 Bookstore...... 521 Thompson Lane. . .. 385·5329 Waterloo Counseling 1617 A. W. 6th. . .. 322·9654 Click, Allan Lee, P.C. (attorney) .701 Brazos #500 320·9099 BEAUMONT CHURCH () Forbidden Fruit. . 512 Neches 478-8358 Church With a Vision 444 Orleans " .. 832·1649 Liberty Books .. 1014B N. Lamar Blvd ... (BOO)828·1279110cal:495·9737 BEAUMONT CLUB I BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) Shades of Grey Leather ..... 504 Willow (Chain Drive). . .479-0422 Beat...... 2541 Calder. .832·2000

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TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 199C PAGE 99 Gayline (Comm. Res. Cntr.) r.o. t90835 368-6283 Southwest AIDS Comm 916E. Yandell 533-5003 DanceMusic Records...... 1520 Westheimer Martin, Dr. Jerry. .5252 Westchester #180 .. 660·7722 G.U.T.S. (Gay Urban Truth Squad) 528-4233 FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) ,wing & Assoc. Insurance . .(toll·free)1·800442·3421 HOUSTON DENTISTS (Area Code: 713) Healing Circle/Dalias 826-5253 Cheek, David, Dr. (cntropractoi) (metro/817)288-3333 GayMatching I Dating Service...... 660-0304 Smith, Bruce W., D.D.S 1006 Missouri 529-4364 HIV Anon. Testing & Counseling . 920-7916 D.J.'s Restaurant 1308 St. Louis 927-7321 GW King Photography (TWT photoqraphen : 522·2037 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) HIV Testing & Counseling...... 521·5124 Horton, David ...... 429-4972 Inklings (Gay I Les. Bookstore) 1646 Richmond 521-3369 Martinez, Steve, M.D. .4126 SW. Frwy #1000 . .621·7771 Kyro Proj. Inc. (KYRO News) P.O. 50827 946-3362 Wright, David L 634.1234 Kwik·KoPy 3317 Montr?s~ 522·1896 Thomas Audette Memorial Clinic ..... 12(j() Richmond 528-5535 Lambda Bowling (Men & Women) .. (Paul)828-0203, (Stephen)350-9319 FORT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) leather By Boots. . 711 Fairview. . 526·2668 Strauss, Gerald Z., M.D 4242 SW Frwy, #300 877-8605 Lambda Car Club P.O. 71271 521-7309 Affinmation (Methodist) iTarrant Co.P.O. 483621 Watauga, Tex.fl568os6 leather By Boots 715 Fairview (the Ripcord) 526-0444 HOUSTON OPTOMETRIST (Area Code: 713) Lambda Weekly (Radio Program) P.O. 190712/75219 528-4233 Agape MCC 4615 S.E. Loop 820 535-5002 Movemasters 1925 Westheimer 630-6555 Johnson, Dr. Thomas 3701w' Alabama #310 961·9705 Lambda AA 2727 Oak Lawn. .. . 522-6259 Dignity I Ft. Worth .. 4503 Bridge St. .. 283-8588 Muscles in Action: C.J. Harrington 965·9917 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONS I HELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Lesbian Book Club 10822 Channel Dr. 620·9430 Fellowship of Love Outreach 711 W. Gambrell St. .921·LOVE printex Plus 1617 W. Alabama 5244365 ACLU . .1236 W. Gray 524·5925 Lesbian I Gay Democrats...... P.O. 190933/75219 Honesty (Baptist) P.O. 80026 923-8487 RMSAutomotive. . .1759 Westheimer 529-5655 ACT UP Houston P.O. 66275177266-6275 . .. 433-2924 Lesbian I Gay Political Coalition of Dallas P.O. 224424 828-9882 Meadowbrook Pres. Church 5320 Nonma St. .451·2424 TWTGraphics (Art, Design, Typsetting) 527·9111 Action on AIDS . . P.O. 66583 . .529-0100 Lesbian Infonmation 528-2426 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) union Jack. . 1521 Westheimer . . .. 528-9600 AIDS Assistance Fund 2476 Bolsover #455 529-4786 Lesbian Support Group...... (817)382-3262 1601 Club. . 1601 Park Place 926-0707 '/Ie Deliver Videos 1109 Hyde Park 5224465 AIDS Dental Referrals . 529-4364 Lesbian Resource Center 821-3999 Across the Street 700 S. Jennings 332-0192 HOUSTON CHURCHES & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AIDS Foundation.. . 3927 Essex Lane 623-6796 Lesbian Visionaries P.O. 191443 . 528-2426 Ashburn's. ..3012 E. Rosedale...... 534-8830 (Area Code: 713) AIDS Hotline. . (9 arn.s p.m.). . 524·AIDS Little Feather Prod. (Women's Music) ..... P.O. 64720 372·2796 D.J.'s 1308 St. Louis. . 927·7321 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harold. . 526·1017 AIDS Interlaith Council of Houston P.O. 20528 . .667·5627 Meals on the Move (MOM)(meals for PWAs) 559-4MOM Partners...... 1612 Park Place. . . .. 927·9546 Church of Religious Science 1315 Marconi 528-6309 AIDS Legal Hotline. . 528-7702 Men of All Colors Together P.O. 190611/75219 The Office.. .. 3937 S. Benbrook Hwy (377) 737-0503 community Gospel Church 501 E. 18th St 863-8646 AIDS Mastery Workshop . . . 464-6971 Metro Gay Mensa P.O. 35822 333-0739 The 651 Club 651 S. Jennings...... 332-0745 DawnOf Faith MCC 10595 Telephone @Fuqua 991-6766 AIDS Project .' 900 Lovett #203 529-0037 Metroplex Republicans P.O. 191033 941·8114 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONS I HELPLINES (Area Code: 817) Dignity (Gay Cathollcs) P.O. 66821 528-0111 AIDS Resource for Greater Houston .. 8000 N. Stadium Dr 749-9181 Narcotics Anonymous 24 hours 699-9306 AIDS Awareness Clinic 2825 E. Rosedale 534·CARE EasternRite Universal Church 524·9164 American Gay Atheists .. P.O. 66711 .. (Dial·A·Gay·Atheist) .. 8604242 National Gay Alliance for Young Adults .... P.O. 190426 701-3455 AIDS Helpline...... 870-7346 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin St. 526·1571 AMIGA ...... P.O. 960134 ...... 520·5667 North Tex. Assoc. of Physicians for Human Rightsl2222 Coit Rd.233-3100 AIDS Intertaith Networ1< P.O. 11084/2800 Merida St 927·2437 Gay& Lesbian Monmons. . P.O. 7167. . . . 862-3174 Astro Rainbow So. of the Deaf. . (6-9 p.m.) 747·3952 Oak Lawn Bowling Association (817)267-8533 Comm. Outreach Cntr 1125 W. Peter Smith 335·1994 Holy Trinity Catholic Church 1218 Welch 528-0012 AVES(Arnigos Volunteers in AIDS Education & Services) . Oak Lawn Community Services 2017 Cedar Springs 520-8108 Crisis I Suicide Intervention (24·hour help) . 927·5544 Houston Intertaith Alliance ...... 683-0757 .2510 Broad St. #200 640·2837 Oak Lawn Ski Club P.O. 772 358-0427 Crossdressers (TV's) Helpline 429-1929 Houston LDS Family Sacrament Meeting... . 528-4176 Bering Care Center (Adult AIDS Day Care Cente~1440 Harold520·7070 Oak Lawn Softball Assn. (Women Only) .. P.O. 141199-379 .. 956-8859 FW IGPW Assoc...... P.O. 2165176113 Houston Mission Church 3217 Fannin 528-6225 Bering Dental Clinic (Indigent Care) ..... 1440 Harold 520·7070 Oak Lawn Symphonic Band...... 526·5149 Imperial Privy Council...... P.O. 365176101 Impact Church of Christ 401 Studewood #200 864·5667 Body Positive I Ho 1475 W. Gray #176 524·2374 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc P.O. 11126/75223 Legal Defense Fund...... •...... 336-8242 Integrity (Episcopalian) P.O. 66008 432-0414 Classic Chassis Car Club. . . P.O. 981102/77098 Oak Lawn Volleyball...... 528-4913 Lambda AA 921·2871 Jewish Family Service.. . 4131 S. Braeswood. . 667·9336 Cocaine Anonymous Meetings. . 666-6822 OASIS Recovery Program 10LCS .. 3000 Turtle Creek #110 .. 520-8108 Lone Star Bowling League Don 261·2886 Kingdom Community Church 614 E. 19th 862·7533 CoDependents Anon...... 523-4863 Okinawan Karate Club 247-8122 Longhorn BOWling Assoc Joan .. 3750 S. University Dr. .. 624·2151 Lutherans Concerned 623-8633/6864931 Colt 45's...... 528-9192 Parents Support Group (PWA) 262-8479/248-2721 Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays 634-8943 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861·9149 Colt 45's AIDS Trouble Fund...... P.O. 66804. . . 526-6077 Par1

PAGE 100 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 TWT OCTOBER 12 - OCTOBER 18 1990 PAGE 101 KPFT Radio 419 Lovett. . 526-4000 Ught of Love MCC 1601 S. Main S1.(Midland) 687-6117 Lambda Center For Alcoholics. . .1214 Joanne. . 521·9772 santa Rita Safe House...... P.O. 2573 . . 686-9659 Lesbian I Gay Democrats ofTexas . . 520·51261527·9143 ODESSA CLUBS (Area Code: 915) My Country, My Right To Serve Lesbian I Gay Students ... U of H Clear Lake 2700 Bay Areal 77058 capri Club . .6202 W. County Rd. .368-9559 LOAFF (Lesbians Over Age 50) P.O. 980601 661·1482 Nite Spol . . .. 8401 Andrews Hwy ...... 366-6799 Lone Star Nudist Group . . . P.O. 541061 177254 ODESSA ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) LOOKING FOR MORE? Lone Star Sym. Band P.O. 66613 . . 862·5iJ58 permian Basin Chp S.W. AIDS Com. (OASIS) .. P.O. 13371 .. 367-8622 experiences of Lone Star Volleyball Assoc. . . 869-1707 PORT ARANSAS ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 512) Medius Assn. Inc. ... . P.O. 66908177266 Sea Horse Inn...... 142311th St.. ..749·5221 Gay Men and Miss Camp America. . . . P.O. 142 Bellaire, TX I 77402 SAN ANGELO BUSINESS (Area Code: 915) Montrose Activity Cen1er P.O. 66684 529-1223 Books Etc.. . .2410W. Ave. 'N'. . .942·1544 Women In the Montrose Branch Library 4100 Mon1rose 520-5487 SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Montrose City Councilman Vince Ryan .... P.O. 15261 247·2004 San Angelo AIDS Foundation 2410 W. Ave. N. . .. 857-8655 Military, World Montrose Clinic 1200 Richmond 528-5531 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Montrose Co. Cloggers ...... 987·TAPS Bexar Florist 602 Montana. . 271·384311·800·722·3927 War II to the Montrose Monday Night Men's Bowling League .. Tommy .. 699-8160 Encore Video. . .8546 Broadway. . .821·5345 Present Montrose Singers...... (a gay men's chorus) 526·5348 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Montrose Softball League...... P.O. 22272 5224529 community of S1.Francis. . . .. 332 Wilcox. . .. 923·2268 ($20.00) Montrose Tennis Club Rich...... 524·2151 Dignity (Catholic Gays) ...... P.O. 12484 ...... 349-3632 NAMES Project Houston 1410 Fairview I 77006 52·NAMES First Unitarian Church.. . .. 607 Beryl. . .3444695 Narcotics Anonymous .(Montrose Area-24 Hour Helpline) .6614200 Integrity. . .P.O. 15006 ...... 6644920 Neartown Assoc 1413 Westheimer 177006 MCCSA. . 1136 W. Woodlawn.. . 734.()()48 A va ifable Now at Noire ...... P.O. 300927177230-0924 Religious Science Center of Positive Living5223 McCullough8224422 North Montrose Civic Assoc P.O. 130184177219-0184 River City Living MCC...... 202 Holland. .822·1121 Northwoods AIDS Coalition c I 0 Interiaith Cntr. . SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) BOOKS ETC ...... 4242 Wood rush Dr.. . 367·5595 Ab's Westernaire ...... 722 San Pedro. . 227-9258 Omega House 2615 Waugh #286 523-1139 Bonham Exchange.. . 411 Bonham. . .271-3811 2410 West Avenue ON" Parents I Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAG) .. P.O. 31853 .. 952·2525 Circle J Bar ... .622 Roosevelt ...... 533-9928 Paz y Liberacion P.O. 66450 . . . 523-6361 Crew. .309 W. MarKet...... 223-0333 SAN ANGELO Pet Pals...... 521·1514 EI Jardin 106 Navarro .. . 223·7177 Pet Patrol . 522·1954 Executive Spa. . . . 703 Ave. B . . .225-6807 Presidents Club (GPC past. pres.) P.O. 66844 . . 523-0024 Hard Hat 8011 Webbles. ...••. ., .,653·9941 PWA Assistance Fund 2615 Riverside Dr 529-4788 Memories .8402 Callaghan.,., .. .,.,., .,340·1241 PWA Coali1ion 1475 W. Gray Sui1e 163 . . .522·5428 Nite Owl...... 330 San Pedro. . . . .223·0WLS Tues-Sat 10am-6pm ...... 2015 Thomas S1. 546·5741 Noo Zoo.,.,., .,10127 Coachlight .,. .,.,., .3414778 West Texas' Source for Rape Crisis Hotline.. 528-7273 one-o-slx Off Broadway 106 Pershing 820-0906 Safe Sex Programs & Speakers Bureau... . 521·5124 Paper Moon.,.,., . ., .1430 No. Main . .,.,.,.,., .,225-1330 Single Lesbians Group 522·1014 Pump House 2022 McCullough...... 737-3938 Gay/Lesbian Literature Stone Soup (AIDS Foundation) ...... 623-6796 Silver Dollar Saloon 1418 N. Main .227·2623 Team Houston P.O. 542257 520-TEAM 2015., ., ., ., . ., .2015 San Pedro., ., .733-3385 Texas AIDS NetworK (T.A.N.) I Houston . 784·5236 SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) T.G.R.A. Houston. . P.O. 669731 #1194. . ... 77006 Sharon Stone & Associates. .,.,.,.,.,.,. ., .841·5998 Transsexual Helpline-Houston . . 5224526 SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Visiting Nurses Assoc. . .520-8115 AIDS Bulletins (computerl ...... 824·2335 WIRE (Women's Info. & Referal) ...... 528-2121 AIDS lntormation . . . .,.. ., . ., .. ., . .,821-6218 Women for Sobriety (Pat) ..... 900 Lovett #203A 520-150t Alamo Business Council (Prof. I Social) ...... P.O. 15481178212 Women's Center 3101 Richmond #150 . . 528-6798 Alamo City Men's Chorale . .,., ., P.O. 120243I 78212 Women's Group at First Unitarian Church. . 723-4237 Alamo City Volleyball ... ., . ., ... .,...... 664·2434 RICHMOND NEWS Women's Reading Group...... 589-0005 Alamo Human Rights Committee...... 820-3053 Womynspace . P.O. 980601 869-6510 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th S1. . . .. 225-4227 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Classic Chassis Car Club., ., P.O. 33854. ., ., ., .737·1785 & VIDEO Baba Yega 2607 Grant S1...... 522'()()42 Crisis Hotline (24 hours) ., ., ., ., ., ., 2274357 Charlie's Restaurant 1102 Westheimer 522-3332 Detoxification Center...... 622 Dolorosa ...... 225·5481 4330 RICHMOND AVE. Chapultepec ...... 813 Richmond. . 522·2365 Drug Abuse MHMR ., ., .3721A S. Presa S1. . .,533·9156 House of Pies...... 3112 Kirby. . 528-3816 Fiesta Run...... P.O. 169672178280·3272 (713) 439-0216 Pot Pie 1525 Westheimer...... 528-4350 Gay & Lesbian Parent Coalition...... 2839 NW. Military #508 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Gay Switchboard ., . . . . Bar Info .. ., ...... 734·2833 Dreem Kats 339 W. 19th. . 664·7217 Happy Foundation 411 Bonham.. . 227-6451 DR. DAVID CHEEK Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) . . .225-4066 *MAGAZINES Stages 3201 Allen ParKway 52·STAGE The Company We Keep (Theatre) ..... Lee Harrington 523-9000 Integrity., ., P.O. 15006 .,. ., ... ., ., .,6844920 CHIROPRACTOR The "Group" (Theatre WorKshop) . . . . . 522·2204 Lambda AA . ., ... ., .210 Lewis sr., .. . .225·5811 * NOVELTIES LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) LISA (Les. Info. SA) ...... P.O. 12327 . . .. 828-LlSA Professional Care Choices. . .448 N. Eastman Rd. . 753·9221 Names Project. ., .,132 Blue Star., .,., .,225-5933 * VIDEO SELECTION LONGVIEW ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 214) Parents of Gays ...... 736-6847 with AIDSIHIV Testing. . 1-800·526-0869 PWA Coalition San Antonio., .... ., .. ., .... .,. P.O. 12543178212 newest video releases American Red Cross I AIDS Support Group. . . . . 753-2091 River City Stompers ...... •. .732·5649 available Personal Concern Church With A Vision 420 E. Cotton S1. 753-1501 Runaways (Youth Service Project). . . 299-7660 LUBBOCK CLUBS (Area Code: 606) SAT.G.A.F .. .,.,.,.,.,., .,.,. .,., ., ., .,821-6218 MINI-THEATRES WE FILE & ACCEPT: Charlie's. . .. 1806 Clovis Road. . ... 7444033 San Antonio AIDS Found. ., .3530 Broadway., ., 733·1853 * LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) San Antonio Gay Pride Week Committee. . P.O. 12063178212 • Health Insurance. Personal Injury Community Outreach Center 102 Ave. S 762·1019 SA Gay Switchboard. . . P.O. 120402 . . . 733·7300 OPEN 24 HOURS GLSU (GI L Student Assoc.) P.O. 4310, SOS office #8 743·2459 San Antonio Lambda Students Aliiance(SALSA) . P.O. 12715 .228-9877 • Workers Compensation Inlegrity West Texas .762-0605 San Antonio Men's Chorus 102 Wickes St.. . .. 226-2324 Lambda AA 828·33161798·2903 San Antonio NOW. ., .,P.O. 33213., ., .,673-8600 HOUSTON'S NEWEST Call for FREE Consultation L.L.IG.A.. . P.O. 84746. . .7914499 San Antonio Nude Dudes. . . P.O. 680546178268...... 660-6258 MCC Lubbock 5501 34th S1.. . 792·5562 San Antonio Tavern Guild . . ... P.O. 12712178212 (214) 559·4950 Outreach AA & Alanon 102 N. Ave. S 762·1019 San Antonio Volleyball .. . .. 923-39091684·2434 BOOKSTORE AIDS Resource Center P.O. 6949 792·7783 Sharon Stone & Assoc. (Counseling) 841·5998 Ste. #700 The Centrum, Oak Lawn West Tex. AIDS Fund .. P.O. 93120 .. 1220 Broadway #1005 .747·AIDS South Texas Outreach Program for AIDSI UT Health Sci. Cntr. SA McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) .. 301 S. Frio #278 . . .2704621 - ~ .• .,. . r=J"zmp:J IiiIiiI Team San Antonio. Gay Games III-Celebration'90 .Jack .822.()()44 • (metro/817) 268·3333 P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. @ Daffodil 682-8019 Paradise 504 N. 10th 8314233 Tejas Molorcycle Club...... P.O. 120295. .223-8620 WE ACCEPT PERSONAL CHECKS 813 Brown Trail, Bedford MIDLANDIODESSA CHURCH & ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) T.G.R.A. IS.A . ., . ., ., . ., .P.O. 12651 ., ., 735-0150 Holy Trinity Comm. Church 1607 S. 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