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PAGE 9 TWT MAY 13 - 19. 1983 \\W \\DII THIS WEEK IN TEXAS t NEWS Weekly Circulation: 20.000 HOME OFFICE 2205 Montrose ALAMO KLAN Houston. Texas 77006 (713) 527-9111 MARCH FIZZLES DALLASOFFICE SAN ANTONIO - The scheduled 3409 Oak Lawn. Suite 206 May 1 Ku Klux Klan march in this city Dallas. Texas 75219 fizzled, Alan Gellman of TWT NEWS (214) 521-0622 reported. Few people attended, and the PUBLISHER/EDITORChuck Patrick FEATURESEDITOR Blase DiStefano gay community shied away, heeding ad- TEXAS ENTERTAINMENTEDITOR Rob Clark vice to "not honor the Klan with our NATIONAL SHOWBIZ EDITOR Jack Varsi presence." NEWS EDITOR Chuck Patrick Similar advice in Houston averted in- SPORTSEDITOR Cheryl Chamberlain ASSISTANTTO THEEDITORSDennis Walker juries during an early-April Klan march. POETRYEDITOR Art Tomaszewski Marion Panzer (I). owner of Just Marion and Lynn's, and Ignoring the Klan in San Antonio also CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Walter Strickler, owner of The Barn-newly-elected grand resulted in no injuries or violence. Jim Boone. Susan Collins. Harry Deutsch. marshals of Houston's 1983 Gay Pride Parade, scheduled David Fields. Weldon Grahame. Christopher Hart. for Sunday, June 26. KKK grand dragon, Charles Lee, told Paul Herrera. Hollie Hollister. Harold Hove. TWT NEWS photo by Greg Havican reporters he was filing a class action George Klein. Dean Malone. Joseph Michael. w.J. Quigley suit against the San Antonio Police ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow TEXAS DRINKING AGE Department because they had kept all ASSISTANT AD ART DIRECTOR Thom Bisping crowds at least a block away from his GRAPHIC ARTISTS.Frank White. TO STAY AT 19 Mardi Coleman. Fred Hinton. Cherokee march. Lee vowed that the Klan would TYPOGRAPHERSw.J. Quigley. Leslie Holmes AUSTIN - TWT NEWShas learned return to the Alamo City to march again. STAFFPHOTOGRAPHERS Ell Guklch. from Pat Cramer and John Calkin, co- Scott Taylor. Greg Havlcan. AI Macarena. Jim Hamilton. J. Robert Araya. Tom Davis. chairs of our gay lobby on Capitol Hill, HOUSTON'S NEW SEX Carl Neil. Oscar Mendiola. Blase DiStefano. known as the Lesbian/Gay Rights Advo- Michael Galatis. Hollie Hollister SHOP ORDINANCE ACCOUNTING Doug Felix cates (LGRA), that the drinking age RECEPTIONISTTracey Springer minimum for Texans will most likely not HOUSTON - When City Council- SALES be changed-at least not during this member George Greanias spoke to EXECUTIVESALESMANAGER session of the LegiSlature. Thus, 19 GPC members recently, he addressed Jim Veteto years of age will remain the law for two the subject of Houston's proposed new Advertising rates are available on request by tele- more years, as lawmakers meet only sex shop ordinance. For over a year, phoning the salesperson In your nearest city. from 10am-Spm. weekdays. every other year. meetings have been held with the pub- DEADLINE FOR ALL ADS: It had been heavily speculated at the lic to obtain feedback in the form of Friday. one week priar to publication. outset of this year's session, in Janu- dialogue on what Houstonians want or AUSTIN ary, that Mothers Against Drunk Drivers don't want from sexually-oriented busi- Scott Toylor . . (S12) 926-0253 (MADD) and other anti-youth drinking nesses. DALLAS COllectives, would force the lawmakers Richard Rogers. . (214) 521-0622 When asked by TWTNEWSwhat the FORT WORTH to raise the drinking age to 21. Such will summarization of public testimony Jerry Cassidy. . (817) 335-0742 not be the case, however, as the Legis- revealed, Greanias stressed that "most HOUSTON Jim Veteto. . (713) 527-9111 lature makes its eleventh and final people are concerned about clustering SAN ANTONIO thrust at the end of this month. -a lot of the same-type businesses in Alan Gellman. (512) 734-3233 Efforts to quell the issue have suc- the same neighborhood." The new law CLASSIFIED DIRECTORS ceeded. The proposed legislation most will most likely address that subject, he Houston-Cheryl Chamberlain Houston Assistant-Leslie Holmes likely will not even reach the floor for said. Dallas-Chuck North a vote. "The public is also concerned about ASYLUM ENTERPRISES, INC. At best, Texans can expect stiffer safety and distance. We may see a 500- The Corporation PRESIDENTJames D. Cagle laws, fines and penalties for OWls and foot or 1,000-foot separation between VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURCharlesER M. Patrick other driving infractions, an inside these businesses and a church, school SECRETARYJim D. Chappell source revealed to TWTNEWS. or residence-whatever is fair."

PAGE 10 TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 PAGE 11 Fairness is what the new ordinance ner at which an antl-qay speech was should lose heart ... [as] here in Hous- ton, a major research effort has been will strive for. And, the new ordinance given. should be available for public inspec, Theology students even sent a letter undertaken." tion soon. After the initial draft has to SMU president, L. Donald Shie'lds, re- Mayor Whitmire was referring to the been scrutinized by citizens, a final vote questing an investigation into charges recent formation of an AIDS Working by council will come. of foul play by the administration. The Group, sponsored by the City Health Asked about priorities of public con- Daily Campus reported receiving hun- Department. The group, which has cern, Greanias added that the citizen- dreds of letters protesting the senate's already met several times, is presently ry is about evenly divided, but there is decision. developing adefinition of AIDS that will more concern over nude modeling than Will all of this campus uproar change facilitate reporting AIDS cases to the with bookstores. Shields' mind? Campbell Read, a statis- Health Department. It is also designing Regarding bookstores, he stressed tics professor and advisor to GLSSO, clinical criteria to assist practicing that the ordinance "would not infringe told the Dallas Morning News that he physicians in assessing patients. on individual rights. Most people are doubts Shields will overturn the sen- The City Health Department is search- not very concerned about what goes on ate's decision. "Dr. Shields might, in his ing for the cause and cure, and its inside. They just want to make sure that heart and as an individual, fight for the Epidemiology Program is presently col- the outside environment is not often- civil rights of the GLSSO and want to lecting data on all cases for analysis. sive and that pedestrians walking by see them recognized. But it seems un- Such an effort was facilitated by a are safe," Greanias explained. likely in light of the tremendous March 12 declaration by the Texas pressure by the SMU alumni and board Board of Health that AIDS was a "re- of trustees against the GLSSO," Read portable disease." UPROAR FAVORS surmized. Finally, Houston will be an active par- SMU GAY GROUP ticipant in the upcoming U.S. Confer- ence of Mayors, which has created an DALLAS - Ever since April 19,when HOUSTON MAYOR AIDS Task Force. Whitmire's accep- N~W ANNOUWClN(i1 the Student Senate of Southern Meth- AIDING AIDS tance on the task force will help Hous- odist University (SMU) denied official ton force the AIDS issue at the federal campus acceptance to the new Gay and HOUSTON - "In this city, 18 are level., TWT NEWS learned. Lesbian Student Support Organization dead, 75 have been diagnosed and at (GLSSO), the uproar of protestors has least 275 patients have been seen with «. .«I not ceased. NEW GPC BOARD eatk ead\ suspicious symptoms or infections- 0'(' • 0'(' About 50 faculty members and about AIDS," Steve Shifflet, president of Citi- MEMBERS ELECTED 50 students held a vigil on May 3, ac- zens for Human Equality (CHE), told a cusing the Student Senate, administra- crowd gathered on the night of May 2 HOUSTON - On May 4, this city's tion and alumni of violating GLSSO's at City Hall for an AIDS vigil, which was Gay Political Caucus (GPC) held its civil rights, Richard Rogers of TWT NEWS coordinated by CHE and the Montrose monthly general meeting, with the most ~ P.44J ~ important item on the agenda being the reported. Clinic. Protesting last month's decision, The vigil was meant not only to election of two new board members. ~ ~PE!l ~ Professor of English, Willard Spiegel- mernortatlzeAlus victims, but also to The election is required to fill the vacan- man, told the crowd gathered on SMU's announce a positive game plan to cies caused by the departure of Barbara main quadrangle that "the ignorance, defeat the mysterious epidemic sweep- Cigainero and Linda Jones. Jones was fear and superstitions which were ing into Texas. the chairperson of the board. WE'VE 511L\. 601IfALL~ behind the senate's denial threaten the At the heart of the plan is Houston's Candidates for Position 1 on the VA'f.~S needs of people in a supposedly toler- mayor, Kathy Whitmire, who, in a proc- board, the term of which expires in ,oV\,~R', ant and humane society." lamation, said, "As mayor of Houston, February 1984, were Sue Lovell and P\'E$ " (L\'S "The SMU Student Senate has proven I am committed to making sure that our Scott Miller. Both have extensive parti- Of EN itself dangerous," he added. "The city is one of the leaders in the fight cipation in gay politics and gay-adVO- MOt-lDAY-SATURDAY denial of rights to one minority, no mat- against AIDS. As mayor, I have under- cated municipal campaigns, both in and JOAM-l1 ter how small, is a threat to all." taken, through a variety of means, to out of GPC. These and other qualifica- PM tions were included by them in a four- SUNDAYS NOoN-7PM. The uproar was further fueled last use our resources against this disease. week, when the student newspaper, As mayor, I wlll continue to assure that minute speech. Lovell won by a clear Daily Campus, uncovered a story about Houston does everything it reasonably majority, 67 to 39. lflfJ5 tMPLE fft~; how SMU administration tried to influ- can to further the fight against AIDS. In the other race, the candidates to ence the senate's vote by holding a din- "I do not believe, however, that we replace Jones were Annise Parker, Greg

PAGE 13 PAGE 12 TUJT MAY 13 - 19. 1983 TUJT MAY 13 - 19, 1983 Russell and Jack Valinski. A runoff be- In a special copy of the order, made tween Parker and Russell ensued. available to TWT NEWS, it was revealed SUNDAY, MAY 15 There was much debate and many opin- that the U.S. Senate investigated the 9PM ions on how to carry out the balloting employment of homosexuals beginning for the runoff, when Larry Bagneris, in 1950; that the FBI and U.S. Post Of- president of GPC, suggested that per- fice engaged in widespread surveil- sons should write out their choice. lance and amassed considerable data After several minutes of motions and on the lives of homosexual citizens; and discussions, all agreed to hand their that local police departments made ballot individually to a person counting available the names of men and women ballots. At the end of the meeting, arrested on morals charges. B~UlY Bagneris announced Parker had won From 1947 until 1950, 192 homosex- the new board seat. uals were dismissed from federal em- -AND THE- Bagneris announced that Lee Harring- ployment, the report stated. That was ton would be the interim representative five per month. Six months later, the to the media for GPC until the Media rate of dismissal had increased eleven- Committee could produce both a male fold, after Eisenhower signed the order. and a female representative to respond Also in the period 1947-1950, 1,700 ap- to print and broadcast media questions. piicants for federal positions were GPC vice-president, Marion Coleman, denied employment because of "sexual B~~l who was hospitalized recently, was perversion," the report said. back in action and attended the meet- The raticnale behind the injustice of INTRODUCING ing. Bagneris told David Fields of TWT the McCarthy era was based on the PRISSY PIERCE NEWS that he had felt Coleman's belief-but never substantiated by evi- absence, and strongly and greatly ap- dence-that gays posed a threat to na- preciated her return. tional security. "Based upon prejudice and misinfor- mation, federal policies have institu- GUEST APPEARANCE BY 30TH AN N IVERSARY tionalized anti-homosexual prejudice RON EAST OF GAY BAN for a whole generation," historian John WASHINGTON, DC - April 27 mark- D'Emilio, Ph.D., author of the report, ed the uncelebrated 30th anniversary of concluded. an executive order issued by President Dwight Eisenhower banning gays from PUBLISHERS FORM ERNESTINE federal service. The National Gay Task (TWT's FIRST ENTERTAINER Force (NGTF) felt it important to call at- GAY BOOK CAUCUS OF THE YEAR) tention to Executive Order 10450 since BOSTON - Several of the country's it has never been removed from the largest gay publishers and booksellers books. formed a caucus at the recent American "The order's effect was to define les- Booksellers Association Convention to bians and gay men as threats to the na- coordinate their promotional and sales tional security," NGTF executive direc- efforts, spokesperson Sasha Alyson in- tor, Virginia M. Apuzzo, explained. formed TWT NEWS. Although some areas of the federal The Gay and Lesbian Book Caucus government have since modified the will coordinate efforts by publishers to order, the military service continues to share one large space at the 1983 ABA hold to its policy of total exclusion of Convention, and will help members 2303 RICHMOND. HOUSTON homosexuals. For the period 1950-1970, year-round to exchange news and infor- the total number of gays separated mation relevant to gay bookselling. from the military on charges of horne- Publishers and booksellers who want sexuality is at least "in the range of information about the group should 40,000-50,000,and may be even higher," contact Alyson Publications, P.O. Box $2 COVER the government reported. 2783, Boston, MA 02208. '-\II?

PAGE 15 TWT MAY 13 . 19. 1983 FROM ANY POINT OF VIEW HOUSTON'S HOTTEST MEN \1J!U ARE AT _____ COMMENT HOUSTON'S HOTTEST BOOKSTORES In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Montrose Ventures Building, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006. All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short. ON VIDEO Splash Day Arrests City of Galveston would choose this ON FILM manner in which to swell their coffers. IN BOOKS Dear TWT: After being the victim of such railroading This past Sunday [May 1], three friends tactics, I find it impossible to have much IN MAGAZINES and I, as well as countless brothers and respect for or confidence in these "peace" AND IN OUR sisters, spent a portion of "Splash Day" as officers. I only hope that some of your reluctant guests of the Galveston Police readers will learn from our experience. 24 HOUR Department. In our case, we were accosted CyndiJohnson ARCADES by officers of the Texas Alcoholic Houston, Texas Beverage Commission as soon as we set foot upon Stewart Beach, instructed to put down what we were carrying, ordered to AIDS Vigil their car and informed we were under Dear TWT: arrest for "consumption of alcohol during Last night [Monday, May 2], I went to prohibited hours." After giving our vital the candlelight vigil for AIDS. I was just statistics, we were told to divest ourselves shocked that only about 300 people in this of all jewelry and valuables before being community showed up for such an herded into a "paddy wagon" with other important gathering. unfortunates and transported downtown to How many hundreds of people were at be charged and jailed. During this time, we Splash Day? How many hundreds of were subjected to ogles, leers and remarks people were at a beer bust on Sunday such as, "We're only picking up queers afternoon? and dykes" and "You mean you arrested The gay community will never thrust two straights?" We were advised of the forward as long as the majority of gay amount of bail, told that the court people sit on their butts and wait for appearance date, should we wish to plead, everyone else to do all the work. Unity is would be at 8:00 the very next morning, the key. and informed that, should we decide to AIDS can affect anyone. I bet that there contest the charge, there would be $200 in will be more than 300 people in line the court costs, not to mention attorney fees. day the cure is found. Upon our eventual release, we returned Rich Webb ONLY to the "scene of the crime" to see if there Houston, Texas. had been any sort of warning posted $1COVER prohibiting the consumption of alcohol DearTWT: before noon, and found that the only At the candlelight vigil for public health, always reference to alcohol was as to its sale. once again Houston amazed me with its Granted, ignorance of the law is no viable apathy and lack of concern. Last night we defense; however, of my coworkers that I had an opportunity to show the nation and told of my arrest, only two were aware of the world that the gay community will not this law concerning consumption, and I stand for Congress dragging its feet on work for a law firm! the matter of AIDS. The only good that came out of this An estimated crowd of 10,000 in San lnctdent in my opinion was the sense of Francisco and 5,000 in New York unity that those of us who were participated, while only a handful in incarcerated felt with each other during Houston showed up. How ironic on Our confinement. I have been a resident of Sunday, many trekked down to Galveston this area for most of my 31 years, and for Splash Day; yet only a few could make have never had any trouble whatsoever the relatively short trip to city hall. What with the law, and was appalled that the will it take to wake up the Houston gay

PAGE 17 HOUSTON nUT MAY 13 - 19. 1983 lIt11It1 ""l! I1I\I";,,, I community? Next year, when many of us Equal rights for gay citizens won't come lED V~EO QN ANY OF 8 CHANNELS FROM have lost a personal friend or loved one, cheaply or easily, but we cannot afford to will we take notice? If this trend continues, lose the progress gained in recent years. I •••••• ,••••• -,•••••••• a••• it would not surprise me that House Bill Please ... act today! I ~I: •••• -11111'n •••••••••• 1111. 2138 will also pass in Texas. Mike Stewart I ••• IUt. I feel shame for us. We are turning into President, DGA , ------,.11_\1111 our own worst enemy. I thought I would Dallas, Texas never see that happen. Reaching Out '. David V. Meunier Houston, Texas Dear TWT: There are a large number of gays in this Dear TWT: state who are isolated from the \'\ Could some enlightened individual \ mainstream of gay news and happenings. explain why only two hundred and fifty I'm referring to those gays living in rural \ responsible citizens dutifully attended the areas or small towns at some distance AIDS Awareness Vigil? from the gay centers (i.e., Dallas, Houston, Where were all the rest of you? Austin). Preferring a rural lifestyle should Shame on all of you! not preclude a person from having contact Pedro A. Uriegas with peers and having a support group Houston, Texas that shares their common interests. TEXAS' FIRST AND I am willing to hEilporganize a statewide ONL Y COMPUTERIZED OGA Fights HB-2138 group of rural gays if they'll just get in VIDEO ARCADE,WITH Editor- The following letter was sent to touch with me. Hopefully this groupl members of the Dallas Gay Alliance (DGA). organization could eventually publish a 24 HOUR Dear Member of DGA: newsletter, provide peer support and group PROGRAMMING If you act now, we can stop another get·togethers (picnics, a day at the fair, attack on Texas' gay citizens! etc.). So, please, anyone interested in any As you probably know, Bill Ceverha, phase of rural living, get in touch and let's R·Richardon, has introduced a bill in the see if we can help each other out of our Texas House of Representatives that isolation. would reinstate and strengthen the State Kenn Waller·Zanghi LAST CALL e Penal Code's section regarding private P.O. Box 389 sexual behavior of gay women and men. Whitney, Texas 76692 That same section (21.06)was ruled FILM unconstitutional and unenforceable by a TCGA Update federal judge last August. Dear TWT: The new bill would make felons of all Although I am currently commuting to CLOSE OUT gay citizens and would be used to keep Houston weekly to receive medical gay people from jobs in food handling, treatment, I have not resigned as president teaching, law enforcement and health care, of Tarrant County Gay Alliance [TCGAl. "or any other position of public leadership Vice-president Frank Gordy has done an or responsibility." excellent job with the Gay Pride Week It would be a great joke if it weren't so committee during my absences this serious-and it may pass! ... Your input month. is needed immediately to stop this assault There is a possibility that I may have to on our private lives. Please write a letter to move to Houston to continue my members of the Criminal Jurisprudence treatment. This will depend on the results Committee who are already hearing of some tests that I have not yet taken. testimony on HB·2138 and express your Should it become necessary for me to views on this legislation. , resign due to health, an official We also need money to fight the bill. announcement will be made through this The statewide budget is $20,000 for office. lobbying against HB·2138. Please send us We appreciate the excellent coverage your donation of $25, $50, $100 or your publication has given TCGA in the Whatever amount you choose. Designate it past. Apparently, someone in the gossip "Lobbying HB·2138," and it will be mill got a little too eager. forwarded immediately to Lesbian Gay Greg A. Wooten Rights Advocates (LGRA), our state President, TCGA lobbying organization. Fort Worth, Texas' ,\II?

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PAGE 23 TUJT MAY 13 . 19. 1983 graph the former president of the U.S bYHiram Bingham yet, the leader of the "Teddy" Roosevelt, and his family. Wi expedition and the close personal son seems familiar with the equipme friend of Willie's who invited him along. Willie would be using forthe times, an Native guides like Ernesto, plus rumor handles this part well. and legend, all direct them in their AIDS What may interest those readers wh search for the city of gold called Vitra. are amateur or professional photogri What they did find-part of the elabor- phers are the insights gained by th ate Incan highway-was not covered author, and recorded here, when he co' with gold but something just as ma- Testing laborated on a screenplay about a ph jestic and magnificent, Machu Picchu. tographer several years ago. What rne Only Willie Hickler, Ernesto Mena interest all readers is the "way of se and the leader of the expedition, Hiram Announcing ing" Willie has, his sense of compos Bingham and his companion, Christina The opening of a specialized tion and some philosophical musing Long, are presented in any great detail. Immunological Testing on the nature of this "seeing." We come to know them more intimate- The story is divided into four part ly, and we understand and identify with Laboratory The first is straight narrative in the pn them better, with Wilson's able assist- Immu-Test Laboratories, Inc. sent tense. Willie's background is pn ance. Willie is even aware of the term pared and explained and, by part tw used then for gays, "Uranians," adopt- will be offering as part of we come to know Willie up to the pn ed by the informed of the day. The other their services AIDS Testing. sent. Next, the year is now 1926, an characters support and accept Willie Willie is looking back on his expen and Ernesto; there are no hell-fire con- Call 790-9258 for more ences. But there does not seem to demnations, Willie is free to write to his information. much advantage taken of the new pe sister about events and conversations spective, usually the opportunity for th with Ernesto about their relationship. author to provide retrospective obse The story is based on the actual ex- vations to clarify and enrich the descri pedition as recorded in John Hemm- ~~ Immu{est tion of what is transpiring. ings' book, The Conquest of the Incas, Laboratories, Inc. The third section is back in the "pr written in 1970. The characters and ~II'" sent," 1911.Why Wilson has elected t names used are all fictitious, except for The Medical Towers return to the present is not clear, but 01 the name of Hiram Bingham. The tone 1709 Dryden/Suite 1002 course, he felt there must have bee and afterglow of the book are warm and Houston, Texas 77030 some advantage or plan. In fact, the 10SI thoughtful, worth investigating. The 713/790-9258 city of Incan gold had not been foun cover illustration equally so. ,1,1I.1

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Reviewed by Harry Deutsch Messrs. Hoffman, Newman, Redford and De Niro-eat your hearts out! For my money, it is Robert Duvall who takes the crown as America's most versatile, always naturally believable actor. For certain, his track record is nothing to scoff at, with goodies such as The God- fathers, Apocalypse Now, The Great Santini, True Confessions, and many more. Tender Mercies is a work of love by Mr. Duvall, similar in effort and engagement to his recent debut behind the camera with the gypsy tale, Angelo My Love. In Mercies, he plays an over- the-hill country singer who once wrote such classics as "If God can forgive Ellen Barkin is tired of travling in Universal Pictures' Tender l!: ;:z& I Mercies. !:I to an end at a remote gas station some- where in Texas, with a rather rundown motel at its side. There he meets Rosa ~,POPPERSSZ.O Lee, a widow with a little boy, and since I: he can't pay for his one-night stay, he ER POPPERS S2'. starts to work as a filler-upper at the station. Tess Harper, a newcomer, fits per- fectly in looks and gestures the part of the simple country girl with modest dreams and honest principles. Allan Hubbard as the kid never upstages the adults with cutesy lines. The whole sup- porting cast is flawless. Australian director Burce Beresford (Breaker Morant) has developed a warm,

Mac (Robert Duvall) tries to rebuild his life with his new wife, sensitive feeling of the Lone Star state Rosa Lee (Tess Harper), and her son, Sonny (Allan Hubbard). and the forgotten lone star who has the me, why can't you?" Mr. Duvall not on- chance for a comeback, but opts to set- ly does his own singing, which sounds tle down. Mr. Beresford likes to film the as if it deserved immediate airplay on wide Texas plains with a ratio of one your favorite shit-kicking radio dial, he quarter ground, three quarters sky. His also contributes a couple of self-made cameras are often stationary and dis- compositions. As Mac Sledge, he has tant, as if to avoid intruding on the peo- seen the fame and fortunes of a boom- ple whose story they capture. ing country career, but all he sees now Tender Mercies has a heart as big as are overly generous daily doses of Texas. After Local Hero, it is my second booze. His self-destructive path comes entry for my Ten-Best list of '83. 'IW

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Monday night at 8:00pm, NBC will present Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever, a celeb tion of Motown's 25th anniversary. This week SHOWBIZ joins in the celebration by saluting t formative years of the "Motown sound," a style which began developing at the beginning the 60s and which began to fade in the early 70s when the company moved their operatio from Detroit to Los Angeles. MOTOWN: A PERSONAL MEMOIR steps into adulthood, and so it is wit Do you remember what you were do- an admitted bias that I call this recon AN ESSENTIAL MOTOWN TRIVIA QUIZ ing when you first heard about the the most sophisticated girl group reo assassination of John Kennedy? Do ord ever made. Perhaps it would b 1.The Miracles' first big hit, which 7. Of all the Motown acts, The su- you remember the first time you heard more accurate to describe "Where Di also was Motown's first million sell- premes were probably the slowest the Beatles or Bob Dylan and you knew Our Love Go" as a "woman group' er, was a song about a mother giv- to achieve success (around Mo- that the world was changing? Do you record, for it has little in common wit ing advice to her son. It was called town they were known as "the no- remember your first orgasm? Surely "He's So Fine" or "Da 000 Ron Ron.' hit Supremes"). They finally hit big everyone carries around some long ago Almost 20 years later, "Where Did Ou 2. Motown's first single to reach #1 on with their ninth single, "Where Did memory that stands out from all the Love Go" still refuses to sound like a the national pop charts was __ Our Love Go," but that song was rest-an encapsulated moment which oldie. originally intended for _ can be recalled with photographic clar- Within a year after the Supremes had 3. Stevie Wonder's first two #1 singles 8. What was the political significance ity. become America's top recording act, I came 10 years apart. Can you name of Martha and the Vandellas' 1964 My moment occurred not long after discovered that many of the 45s I them? hit "Dancing in the Street"? I had experienced my first disastrous brought home had labels with names 4. Martha and the Vandellas' first big 9. The Four Tops' first Motown single homosexual romance. On a sweltering such as Motown, Tamla, Gordy, Soul hit had a Charleston beat and was is a Holland-Oozier-Holland classic afternoon in June of 1964 I was stand- and VIP, and that these records were used by some Los Angeles weath- which fell short of the top ten, but ing in a record store examining a list al/ the products of a phenomenal De- ermen as background music for Johnny Rivers later had far more of new records when I heard the Su- troit music factory called Motown Rec· their weather reports. The song was success with the song, which is premes' "Where Did Our Love Go" for ord Corp. In those days the American called the first time. I was 17 and had been charts were being invaded by countless 5. The Supremes were originally call- 10. Mary Wells' "My Guy," ,TheTempta- scraping together nickels and dimes for British recording artists, but a lot of US ed and were a "sister tions' "My Girl" and The Marvel· years to buy my favorite 45s, but I had considered them to be rank amateurs, group" to , who later ettes' "Don't Mess With Bill" were never encountered anything like that 2 and our loyalties remained stateside. became . all written and produced by __ minutes and 32 seconds of plaintive Throughout the sixties, Motown was 6. Marvin Gaye's "Stubborn Kind of and sultry passion. England'S main competition on the Fellow," "Hitch Hike" and "Pride 11. The Isley Brothers, who have reo "Where Did Our Love Go" became charts. Let's see how much you remem· and Joy" featured _ corded for several labels, had one the perfect symbol for my first painful ber about those days. singing in the background. Motown hit called .

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(I'r) Holland·Oozier·Holland, Eddie Holland, The Four Tops and Irene Rya4 !!:! Chris Clark, The Eigins, Kim Weston, Brenda Holloway, and Smokey Robinson and the Miracles.

12. The Dave Clark Five (on Epic Re- achieved fame as ,I cords) had a hit with a song called 18. An instrumental version of "Alfie" HONORABLE MENTION -Chris Clark, Motown's first "Do You Love Me" in 1964, but the was recorded by Eivets Rednow in In addition to Motown's super- white performer, was a lady who original 1962 Motown version was 1968, but didn'tscore very big on stars, there were a number of ar- could sing R&B with the best of a much bigger hit for _ the charts. Eivets Rednow was ac- tists which either didn't achieve them, Among her few records, 13. Name at least three Motown songs tually longevity on the charts or had no none of which ever charted nation- recorded by the Beatles. 19. Diana Ross discovered Motown's success at all. ally, is a Holland-Dozier-Holland 14. Jr. Walker and the All Stars' first hit most popular act of the early 70s, - The Velvelettes never had a masterpiece called "Love's Gone asked us to, among other things, do a group that used to be called _ single rise higher than #45 on the Bad." the jerk, put on a red dress, and I national charts, although they - The Elgins had recorded as pick tomatoes, The song was _' AND NOW THE TOUGH ONE made a handful of great records, in- the Sensations before joining Mo- 15. Diana Ross, making her acting 20. Which one of the following per- cluding "Needle in a Haystack" town in the mid-60s. As the Sensa- debut, played _ formers never recorded for Mo- (1964) and "He Was Really Sayin' tions they had a big hit in 1962with 16. Two ex-Temptations have had solo town? Something" (1965). "Let Me In," but all their Motown hits at Motown. Who and what were a, Soupy Sales -Brenda Holloway had two singles bombed. Among their they? b. Albert Finney minor hits, "Every Little Bit Hurts" bombs was the original version of 17. When Florence Ballard was kicked c. Irene "Granny" Ryan (1964)and "When I'm Gone" (1965), "Heaven Must Have Sent You," a out of The Supremes in 1967, she d. Gloria Gaynor and continued to record unsuc- song which became a Motown was replaced by Cindy Birdsong e. Sammy Davis, Jr. cessfully for Motown until the late disco hit for Bonnie Pointer in the who previously had been a member f. Bobby Darin 60s. In 1967 she co-wrote and re- late 70s, of , a rather g, Paul Peterson corded "You've Made Me So Very -Kim Weston, one of Motown's Happy," which later became a hit great:lst female voices, made nu- unsuccessful non-Motown girl === BONUS QUESTION I group, who, in the 70s, finally Who was the founder of Motown? for Blood, Sweat and Tears. merous recordings for the com- -Eddie Holland, one-third of the pany from 1963to 1967,but her on- Holland-Dozier-Holtand writing/pro· ly hit was a duet with Marvin Gaye, ANSWERS duction team, sang on a handful of appropriately titled "It Takes Two" 1. "Shop Around" (1961). 2, "Please Mr. Postman" by The Marvelettes (1961). 3, "Fingertips-Pt. 2" (1963) and "You Are thel great R&B records from 1962 to (1967),Among her best solo efforts Sunshine of My Life" (1973). 4, "Heat Wave" (1963). 5, The Primettes were a sister group to the Primes, who became the 1964, none of them rising above were "Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Temptations. 6. Martha and the Vandellas. 7, Mary Wells. She abruptly left Motown in 1964 after she turned 21 and her first contract expired. She never had another hit. 8, According to Martha Reeves, "Dancing in the Street" (1964) was an attempt #30. His best record, "Leaving Me a Little While)" (1965), which to get people to "dance and be happy" instead of rioting. The song, co-written by Marvin Gaye, names several cities where Here" (1964), featured Martha and later became a hit for the Doobie racial troubles had already erupted. 9, "Baby I Need Your Loving" (1964). 10. Smokey Robinson. 11. "This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak For You)" (1965). 12. The Contours. 13, "Please Mr. Postman," "Money" and "You've Really Got a Hold on Me." the Vandellas screeching in the Brothers; and "Helpless" (1966), 14. "Shotgun" (1965). 15, A nun. In fact, all of the Supremes played nuns in an episode of the Tarzan TV series during the backqround, and was his biggest which later became a minor hit for 1966-67 season. 16. David Ruffin's hits were "My Whole World Ended the Moment You Left Me" (1969) and "Walk Away From Love" (1976); Eddie Kendricks' hits were "Keep On Trucking" (1973) and "Boogie Down" (1974). 17. Cindy Birdsong had been bomb, reaching only #76. Manhattan Transfer, '-\III a member of Patty LaBelle and the Bluebelles who later became LaBelle. 18. Eivets Rednow was Stevie Wonder spelled backwards. 19. The Jackson 5. 20. Believe it or not, everyone but Gloria Gaynor on the list recorded for Motown at one time or another. BONUS-Berry Gordy, Jr. was the founder of Motown.

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PAGE 42 TWT MAY 13 - 19. 19811 TWT MAY 13 . 19. 1983 PAGE 43 ~ _____ENTERTAINMENT_ MOUNTAIN OAE TEXAS by Rob Clark DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS Director Bonnie McFerren is current- by veteran actor Michael Allinson, well- known to television audiences for his "SERVING TEXAS AND THE U.S" ly rehearsing the cast of the zany, adult comedy, The Joy of Hex, aiming for a roles in Search For Tomorrow, Love of June 3 premiere at Theatre Southwest, Life and The Guiding Light. Police In- 6830 Wilcrest in Houston. The play is spector Rough, whose efforts to solve about an Arizona Indian beauty who be- a 15-year-old crime lead him to Angel comes a TV superstar with an obses- Street, will be played by Marshall sion to take her clothes off in public. Borden. Mr. Borden has played oppo- site Joan Fontaine in The Lion in Win- ter. Angel Street, which was the original stage play on which the later movie, Gaslight, starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer, was based, became one of the longest-running, non-musical plays on Broadway. The "creep show" atmosphere will be enhanced as the Fiesta Dinner Playhouse creates a very special set, reminiscent of the original Broadway staging. For information, call (512)494-7793.Tickets are now on sale.

Marilynn Thibodeaux and Rich Moore in The Joy of Hex.

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TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 PAGE 44 TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 tures Syndicate announces it will award a $100 prize to the author of each of the ten winning plays in the 1983 Jane Chambers Memorial International Gay Playwriting Contest. The contest, ad- ministred by New York's Meridian Gay Theatre, was recently named for the late Jane Chambers, author of such ac- claimed hit plays as Last Summer at Bluefish Cove, My Blue Heaven and A EVEfsl IF YOU DON'T OWN AVIDEO Late Show; served as a judge for the TAPE RECORDER YOU CAN STILL WATCH contest during its first season in 1981; and won the 1982 Fund for Human Dig- MOVIES IN YOUR OWN HOME nity Award. She died February 15, 1983, WITH after a year-long battle against cancer. To qualify for the Jane Chambers PORTAVIDEO Gay Playwriting Contest, a play may 24 HOUR RENTAL INCLUDES either be a full-length or a one-act ONE MOVIE OF YOUR CHOICE script, must have a major gay charac- -~~ FRO~ ONLY $9.95 TO $14.95 ter or a gay theme, and must be un- NO DEPOSIT produced in the metropolitan New York ~ AVAILABLE AT BOTH LOCATIONS area. Plays submitted must be in Eng- lish, typed, contain a cast breakdown, 1910 GUADALUPE and be bound in a folder with the 213 EAST 6th AUSTIN 478·0243 472·0010 author's name, address and phone number on the title page. All entries must be accompanied by a self-ad- dressed, stamped envelope for the re- turn of the script. Musicals must be ac- companied by a tape of the score. The deadline for the receipt of en- tries is October 1,1983. Winning plays will receive a staged reading in Mer- idian Theatre's Playwrights and Direc- tors Series in New York City in the spring of 1984. Winners will be an- nounced by January 1, 1984. Playwrights should send their scripts to the Meridian Theatre Playwrights and Directors Group c/o Pittman, Apt. #703,245 West 51st St., New York, NY 10019. For a copy of the contest rules, send a self-addressed, stamped enve- lope to the same address. MUSIC - Pamala Stanley brought her Texas-style disco to ,Numbers in Houston recently, where she sang tunes from her soon-to-be-released album, I Don't Want To Talk About It. Pamala opened her show in a floppy clown costume, and ended the per- formance in a hot-pink and black spandex outfit that Opal Gardner would

-HUT •• - PAGE 47 PATRICK LIVES ON - Megatone Records has released "MenergylTake You Home Megamedley" by the late Patrick Cowley. This special mix by dj Tommy Williams will carry a sticker which reads, "Attention: 100% of Meg- atone's worldwide profits from this rec- ord will be donated to the G.M.H.C. [Gay Men's Health Crisis] to help fight A.I.D.S." The objective is to raise as much money as possible and direct it to the Patrick Cowley AIDS Funds, G.M.H.C., P.O. Box 274,132 W. 24th ST., New York, NY 10011,for the purpose of education, public awareness and pa- tient support services. Ideally, Mega- tone would like to be able to raise Numbers dj's Otis James (I) and Frank Collins with Pamala enough money to fund research. Inci- Slanley. dentally, I checked these folks out, and die for. Although her show is rather they are legitimate. All you have to do squeaky-clean (her mother was in the is buy the record. audience, after all), her range and vocal quality easily compensated for her lack- of-trash. Pamala, along with her hunk- of-a-husband, Frank Mandaro, and Oak LawnRecords owner, Ray Cooper, have established their own record company, Komander Records, in Dallas. Let's keep it in the "family"! FYI - The date for the Ray Charles concert at Numbers has been changed (watch future issues of TWT for infor- mation), but the Pointer Sisters show on Tuesday, May 24, remains steadfast. Rascals of Houston presents, in their cabaret, Montgomery, Mayes and Stritch, May 18-21, and Stephanie Parkerand Kashaka Snite on May 16-17. A quick rundown on some of the shows in Austin for the month of May are: Bob Seger, Friday, May 13 at the Frank Erwin Center; Adam Ant, Tues- day, May 17 at Austin Coliseum; Ken- Patrick Cowely ny Rogers, Tammy Wynette and Lonnie SFX - A symposium on Special Ef· Shorr at the Frank Erwin Center and the fects in the Movies will be presented Pointer Sisters (two shows) at 6th on Sunday, May 15 at 1:00pm at the Street, both on Saturday, May 28. Greenway 3 Theater in Houston. A Check local listings for ticket locations. panel of experts will be led by Carlo The Officers Club in Houston has an- Rambaldi, who received the Academy nounced a special concert by Pamala Award recently for his creation of the Stanley in their Upper Deck dance bar, lovable creature E.T. If you're interested Sunday, May 15. The doors for the Up- in how the movies are made, call (713) Per Deck open at 6:00pm. 627-7921 for further information. ~

PAGE 49 MR. DALLAS - Handsome Bob Binford (above) a 26-year-old, six-foot- tall Virgo has won the 1983 Mr. Gay Dallas Pageant held at the Saint on May 3. Bob, shown here in the swimwear TATTlE TALE - Here is the last great competition, was sponsored by CRUISE CAMERA photo taken of Jahonau Reis (I) before her recent sex change- shown here with Alice Phallus (r) on an April Vegas tour de Caesar's Palace- coming soon in TWT, Reis' untold, unbutchered, true life story ... Meanwhile back in Texas, at Houston's Galleon last Sunday, zany Ernestine triumphed back on the stage with classy Prissy ... A hit! In fact it's been encored back this Sunday. After the show, the CRUISE CAMERA of TWT'S tall and tan Greg Havican (rhymes) zoomed in on the Beauty and the Beast with Galleon owner (top, I) Jay Allen and manager (r) Bruce Dodson ... The rumor that Mr. Dodson is setting the Crossroads Market. First runner-up was good ship Galleon asailing to San Phil Goudeau (above) sponsored by Antonio is true ... In fact, it'll dock in Union Jack and second runner-up was June at 320 San Pedro near downtown. John Conley (below), sponsored by Fitness Exchange. Both runners-up are 31 year-old Sagittarians. The one and only Randy "Ernestine" Zachary came out of retirement to expertly emcee the beefy contest. CRUISE CAMERA photos by lWT's Robert Araya. $200 TWT CASH - This week's lucky license number jackpot has grown to $200. If you've got a TWT bumper sticker, turn to page 97 to see if you've won. JOCK SHOW - The new Oak Lawn NOW OPEN Softball Association will hold a benefit this Sunday night, May 15, at The Unicorn. It's a chance to see the other side of jock talent. THE SOURCE - Andrea Mikels gives 3PM DAILY up her Miss Gay Beaumont crown to FOR~nn-n~ the 1983 winner next Thursday night at The Copa in the Golden Triangle ... A WITH DAN HARTSFIELD Day at Six Flags sponsored by the Oak female Down 'N Dirty competition Lawn Bowling Association has been while Charles Lewis of Tejas (above, left) SERVING THE ~ i ••• rescheduled for June 12, to benefit the won the male Down 'N Dirty award. In Oak Lawn Counseling Center's AIDS , • .::"1. i Ir\n r:'\ IN AUSTIN Hot-N-40 competition, the male winner Action Project ... And, in Austin, the was Pierre Pilotte (below, right). Steamy 6th Street Art Festival will pack' em in CRUISE CAMERA photos by TWT'S Jim curb-to-curb this Hill Country weekend. Hamilton.

ALAMO lEATHER - During Fiesta at QUESTION OF THE WEEK - "What San Antonio's Talk of the Town, wall-to- was Houston ironworker, Big Woody, wall leather was indeed the talk of doing in Austin this past weekend?" Texas as bikers from all across the Preston Porter asked, adding, "It was his Lonestar state congregated for the Poker first visit in 20 years!" Run. And now, the winners; Tom Tyree TEXAS TElETYPE - Look for "the jar (above, center) of Tejas MC won best on the bar" as you select this year's Mr. male leather while there was a tie for and Ms. Dallas gay pride ... Your best female leather between (below, l-r) favorite Big D bartenders grace the Amanda Neller of Flying Wand Jennifer Crib's stage next Wednesday for a Embs of SAMe. Neller also won the DGPA benefit show ... Speaking of raising money for gay pride, the Lady Monier and her support duo of Bill and Ray raised $1001 recently at the Eighth Day ... Papa of Dallas reports to HOT TEA that his new Papa's extravaganza in San Antonio will open later this month ... And, Frank Collins of Number's is working feverishly to book in a top act for Houston's gay pride rally on June 26 at the Summit ... So far, Tina Turner and Melba Moore are topping the list. NAME DROPPER - Blond David Cox has been promoted to manager of UVE ... EXCmNG ... FROM NEW YOR Houston's Midnite Sun ... Daddy Bill pleau is now manager of Houston's Ben Dene Cafe named after owner, B.D. Ross... Humpy Troy Fries is now "docked" at the Ripcord, whipping up the morning cocktails ... Gary Smith is pulling together monthly summer t- dances to be held at Galveston's Stewart Beach ... Hot 'n' crazy Danny Hartsfield is now happy hour bartending at Austin's Back Street for volleyball jocks ... The Ladi Fitz has pumped up the sound boxes at Austin's Dirty Sally's GAY PRIDE - This Sunday afternoon, May 15, at 1:OOpm, the Dallas Gay Pride Assocation meets at the NOW offices located at 3107 Routh. Everyone is invited to attend.

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Our Colt was Sponsored by Cijizens for Human Equality sponsored by the Officers Club who 1icketmaster (713) 799-9555 or at Union Jack also sponsored Houston's Mr. Leather Winner, Steve Meert, who placed as a top finalist! Yes, it was a good night in "Tolles dancers touch and hold each other A GAY COMMUNITY BENEFIT the Windy City for healthy, muscular, with nothing to hide, nothing to fear: 10"10 eX \00' ticket price goes to the gay lond Barry Laine organizalion eX \00' choice. f Texans to beat over 40 contestants TheAdvocate rom Germany, England, Australia, ~anada and everywhere else in between. PAGE 56 TWT MAY 13 - 19. 19, o where else, but Texas! '\\&1.1 PAGE 57 COME ONE WJI COME ALL "FUNNY FOR MONEY" MONDAY MAY 30 A MUSICAL ABOUT COMEDY ___---SPORTS BENEFIT FOR BENEFIT FOR by Cheryl Chamberlain GAY PRIDE WEEK GAY PRIDE WEEK GALLEON & SALLY'S All Star team. The coaches will have tryouts AT THE 7:30 THURSDAY JUNE 2 to determine who will play the first string for AT THE SOFTBALL LEADERS the All Star game. COPA COMEDY WORKSHOP HOUSTON - The 1983 MSA Mens' Soft- FEATURING THE ball season looks like an instant replay of 2105 SAN FELIPE OAK LAWN SOFTBALL FABULOUS FOUR last year's race as both the Galleon and Dir- CALL 520·5214 ty Sally's lead their divisional standings as DALLAS - In continued play on Sunday, MR. TIFFANY JONES FOR TICKET INFORMATION they did last year. Both teams have perfect May 1, David Walker reported to TWT SPORTS HOT CHOCOLATE six win-no loss records. the following. The Round-Up slipped by the NAOMI SIMS As of last weekend, here are the latest Unicorn 15-3; High Country outplayed the & DONNA DAY standings as compiled for TWT SPORTS by Fer- Dallas Gay News 11-9 and Dallas Steel rell Bivins. defeated Throckmorton Mining Co. 14-8. South Division: 1) Galleon-6-0; 2) Voice- Sunday, May 8, play continued with TMC 5-2;3) Jim's Gym-2-4; 4) Patch-2-5; and 5) over Dallas Gay News 7-3; High Country see- Catch One-0-7. sawed over Unicorn 11-9 and Dallas Steel North Division: 1) Sally's-6-0; 2) BRB-5-2; outscored the Round-Up 12-10. UNIT 3) Mine-3-4; 4) Charlotte's-2-4; and 5) Barn- The schedule for Sunday, May 15: 5:00- 2-5. The Round-Up vs. High Country; 6:00-Dallas I These standings reflect last weekend's Steel vs. Dallas Gay News; 7:00-TMC vs. Tlil\oUC.11 action. On Saturday, May 7, scores of Unicorn; play at Griggs Field near Hall and games were: Brazos River Bottom 18-Barn Central Expressway. 3; Voice 7-Jim's Gym 0; Dirty Sally's 16- DI"Er,SITY ~ Montrose Mining Co. 7; and Briar Patch 20- OLBA FINISH Catch One 4. DALLAS - Jim Beck from Oak Lawn Sunday, May 8, play continued with Catch Bowling Assoc'iation reported the final One 1-BRB 16; Voice 12-Miss Charlotte's 5; HOUSTON 1983 GAY PRIDE PARADE scores as of May 9, to TWT SPORTS. Beck ad- theme: "UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY" Montrose Mine 16-Briar Patch 2; and vised that Roll-ofts will begin Monday, May -a satueto Texas- Galleon 12-Barn 4. 16. 1983 HOUSTON GAY PRIDE PARADE OFFICIAL APPLICATION FOR ENTRY Division A: 1) Up Your Alley, 2) Zebra II. WSL FINALS Division B: 1) Pine Valley Misfits, 2) Bron- If your organization or business wishes to participate in the 1983 Houston Gay Pride Week Parade, the following entry blank must be HOUSTON - Sunday, May 7, was the co Boys. completed and mailed to: Larry Bagneris, Jr., Parade Chairman, 2001 Sranard, No.8, Houston, Texas 77098; telephone (713) 521·9295. last day of league play for the Women's Division C: 1) Midnite Bailers, 2) La Name of Organization or Business _ Softball League, Martha Richie informed TWT Menage ARe. Street Addressi _ SPORTS.Game play resulted in a four-way tie High game: Ron Adams-224; Scott Har- City, _ ZIP _ Telephone' _ for first place between the River Rats, Briar bison-236; Warren Williamson-244. Name of person we may contact' _ Patch, Sports Coverage Unlimited and First High series: Williamson-611; Tony Fair- Edition. Each team had an 8 win-2 loss. A Others, _ 641; Adams-671. UNIT: Float _ truc«, _ Car _ Marching Units _ Round-Robin play-off has been scheduled ENTRANCE FEE: $150 BUSINESS $75 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS for Sunday, May 22, at Fonde Field, to deter- ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF mine the top three teams. MONDAY BOWLING THE HOUSTON PARADE COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN Standings after the Summer league play HOUSTON - Sam Immordino released are Kindred Spirits-6-4; Twins-5-4-1 loss; these results to TWT SPORTS. In the fourth MAY 31,1983 T-Shirts plus-5-5; Coffee Beans-2-7-1; week of play Gale Lummus and Mike Linder Applications will be accepted in order of receipt. Individuals responsible for each parade entry MUST attend MCCR-2-8; Double R-2-8 and Marion & scored in top singles and top series in the the following scheduled organizational meetings: LYnn's-0-10. Montrose Sports Association Monday Night (1) Sunday, May 29, 4:30pm at Kindred Spirits; Guideline for Parade participants. Richie advised TWT SPORTS that Marion bowling league. (2) Thursday, June 23, 7:30pm at Numbers; Placement of units in parade. THIS MEETING IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST. Coleman of Kindred Spirits, Renee Ross of Division A: 1) Dust Rollers; 2) The Hole, 3) First Edition and Karen Smith of River Rats Tush Ticklers. RETURN WITH REMITIANCE have been selected as the All Star Coaches Division B: 1) Dirty Sally's Strokers; 2) Bad for game play scheduled during Gay Pride Bad Boys; 3) Holy Rollers #1. HGPW RECOMMENDS PARADES ETCETERA, INC. for professional float building and design. Contact HENK HENNI (713) 644-0969 Week.An All Star team from Dallas is slated Division C: 1) E.J.'s Men; 2) Jo Mama, 3) to play against Houston's Women's Softball The Barnyard. """ On our cover and to the right is Mr. Tom Cox joining his friends at SPLASH DAY '83 at Hip- py Hollow on Lake Travis on Sunday, May 1. Tom is a 5'12", 200 lb., 23-year-oldweightlift- er and football player.

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All Texas checks must include Texas Driver's License number. Out·ot·state ads must be paid by money order or cashier's check; not a personal check. No exceptions. Thank you. FOR RENT/LEASE Houston. Greenspoinl: Deluxe 2·2 condo. All amenities. $110 off regular price. (713)847·3192. Houston. Heights: 2810 Beauchamp, large one bedroom apartment, pool, sauna, central airlheat, Houston. Montrose, nice 1 bedroom in 4·plex. $300.(713)523-8286,860-4800. QUiet, clean, carpets, parking. WaughlGray area. $280. Flexible move-in costs. (713)522·2260. Houston. 1218 W. GRAY. No deposit. Gay private rooms, fun dorm. Weekly/nitely. (713)522·2203. Houston. UTILITIES FREE at Timmons Lane and Madison House Apartments (Greenway Plaza area). Houston. Heights duplex for rent. One bedroom 1 bedroom unfurnished for lease, $100 deposit re- with jacuzzi, private yard or large two bedroom. quired with s-montn lease. Rent starts at $350-up. Each include cable TV, $325/month. Mark, (713) 529-8625. Furnished Executive Suites available. Call (713) 621·4344. Houston. Close-in Heights, Studewood-White Houston. MontroselRicelMedical. Near S.W. Oak,2 bdrm., 1 bath duplex, bills paid, central air, CASH PRIZES PLUS TROPHIES Beautiful, small complex. Large 2·2% studio apart- washerldryer, lee-maker, $475 monthly. (713) 623-4000,523-8555. ment. French windows, Skylight, patio; also, large 1 bedroom, patio, pool, laundry. Quiet, secure. Bills Houston. Heights: 2807 Beauchamp, immaculate paid. (713)523-5028. EMCEE efficiency apartment, pool, sauna, $235. (713) 523-8286,860-4800. Houston. Heights: 2810 Beauchamp, superb two bedroom, 1% bath apartment, pool, sauna, central Dallas. Barbados Apartments, 2 bedroom and effi· airlheat, $400. (713)523-8286,880-4800. ANDREA MIKELS ciencies, unfurnished, near Turtle Creek, pool and laundry, all gay. (214)526-3096. Houston. Montrose. Garage apt., spacious one bedroom, AlC, off-street parking, patio, $395. (713) MISS GAY BEAUMONT 1982 Houston. Near MontroselMedical Center complete- 523·5463. ly remodeled 2 bdrrn. house. New kitchen, central iHouston. Marshall Square Apartments, 219 Mar- air, hardwood floors, fireplace, $495+. (713) 528-4351,521·2829. ishall. A legend in its own time. Studios from $275, pne bedroom from $325, 2 bedrooms from $42E ENTERTAINMENT BY Houston. Heights. Large upper 2 bdrm, 1 bath, piUS bills and depoSit, now available. (713)528-5218; fireplace, ceiling fans, all appliances. North Loop 1-45(713). 880-1777. Houston. Garage apartment for rent. Water paid, DEITRA ALLEN $265, near Downtown and UH. Call (713)926-9878. Houston. Montrose efficiency. (713)528·2670. Houston. Montrose: Luxury z-story, 2·1% town- MISS GAY BEAUMONT 1981 Houston. Rice UniversitylMedical Center. Large 3 house, parking, security gate, sundeckltropical pool bdrm.f2 bath upper duplex, seperate dining room, setting, DIW connections. Available now, $645. breakfast room, sun porch, off-street parking, $850 (713)523-4202. AND plus deposit. (713)520-5026. Houston. Near Montrose. Small one or two Houston. Great space in duplex, approximately bedroom, small complex, newly remodeled, MONICA KRISTI 1500sq. ft. and reach to occupy for only $450 per $2101$235+ monthly. (713)528-4351,521·2829. month. Call Milton at Kittrell Realty, (713)529-5981. Houston. Heights: Nice, clean 2 bedroom house, MISS GAY BEAUMONT 1980 HOuston. Attractive 1 bedroom apts., CIAlH, pool, AlC, utility room, fenced backyard. Well kept Washateria, free cable, $340 & up. Adults only. neighborhood, $500 per month + deposit/bills. Roommates okay. 1341 Castle Court, The Place (713)529-8859. Apts., (713)529·5079. Houston. Heights: 2 bedroom garage apt. with easy HOUston. Montrose: Drew at Mason. One bedroom access to IH·45 and downtown area. Utilities not ln- apartment, central air, quiet, comfortable, safe, eluded except water. Parking area available. Please ~rb condition, $300. (713)523-8286. inquire at (713)868-6181after 5pm weekdays. Hou~ton. Leasing one bedroom remodeled triplex, Houston. Large 1 bedroom luxury condo, West· ~ns, parking, Saulnier. (713)526-9881,528-7598. wood, all appliances, WID, tennis courts, pool, patio, $450 + utilities, deposit. Harry, (713) ~Ouston. Garage apartment for rent. Binz area. on ~ one mile from Rice/Medical Center. Nice! 499-6753,499-9036. eCently redone. $3OOlmonth + electricity + Houston. Apartments for rent North Montrose ~it. Call (713)522·3699(evenings) for more info. neighborhood. Info, (713)771·1520.

~~M-AY--13--.1-9-.-19-8-3------P-A-G-E-7-3 Houston. TIRED OF RENTING? Now you can own. Houston. Clean, responsible roommate needed to Fabulously styled condos, priced from the 30's with share 2 bdrm. apt. with W/M who smokes. $212.50 5'/' down. Owner pays ALL closing costs and ALL + % bills. Call Mike at (713)523-8902between 3pm J,~Memorial~~~ pre-paids. C/A/H, professionally landscaped, small & 9:30pm. complex, covered parking, Acker-Blum Realtors, Houston. GfW/M seeks stable, employed, non- • Inc. Call Roland Broussard, (713)529-6660. Park Motel and smoking roommate. Share 2 bdrm. W. Univ. area. i Oatlas. Home for sale in historic East Dallas, 15,000 Your share $237.50 + dep. Bills incl. Ken, (713) 50 WAUGH DRIVE Sq. ft., large backyard, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, with den. 526-6076.Available 5-1-83. HOUSTON • 869~0521 $10,000down, $785 monthly, owner will carry note. Houston. W/M with straight lifestyle prefers same I Club 1916vintage. (214)824-5033. ACROSS THE STREET FROM SPOTTS PARK for luxury River Oaks Condo. Rent negotiable. (713) HELP WANTED 871-8050,Don. 'I1:: MONDAY • MAY 16 • 10PM HoustOn. Tired of working for someone else? Be Houston. Roommate needed June 1st. Must be pro- I' BENEFIT SHOW FOR your own boss. Earn $300 a week plus, selling a tessional, honest, and dependable. 2 bdrm., 2 bath I HISPANIC ORGANIZATION delivery service to companies. Call Pageboy Del. at apt. in Greenway Place, $265, bills paid plus i (713)871-1027. deposit. (713)850-1650,Joe. I: WITH Austin. Part-time: 12:30pm-5:30pm,5 days a week; Houston. Montrose, to share large 2-1 with i. LAURA, CARMEN, well built strong male for outside work on Lake employed responsible person. Your share, $295 : ~ Travis. Phone (512)266-2850. plus deposit includes bills. Call (713)522-8911. I; RENE, JUANA Spring. Flight instructor-club management; some Dallas. GfW/M needs place to stay during June & AND FRIENDS recruitment. $8 per hr. + comm. (713)370-3004. July. (214)824-5033. 'Iif:, Houston. Enjoy riding your motorbike? Did you Houston. know you can earn money and ride too? Call GRAND CENTRAL PIPELINE "H TABACO BAND .:r. Pageboy Delivery Service. For details (713) A roommate service ... "Just for you" '.i, FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY 871-1027. WE SERVE GAY MEN AND WOMEN 1115 Barkdull, Houston, TX, (713)523·3223 '. SHOWTIME Jexas. Houston and/or Dallas based salesman fOI lagazine expansion. Comm. + expenses. Must FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ave car. Part-time or full time. Call TWT Sales Houston. A-1 ROOMMATES 10:00 gr., J.V., (713)527-9111. The largest roommate service in Houston Houston. Hairstylist wanted. Lease your station. 2620 Fountainview .;, WITH MC SHAWNA ROBERTS (713)520-5927.On The BoUlevard,2431Sunset Blvd. Suite 115-D il (713)266-3289 . Houston. Positions now open for hairdressers at STEAK NIGHT WEDNESDAY Union Jack/Houston. Apply manager, (713) Houston. Male roommate wanted to share 3 528-9600. bedroom house with pool, $320, all bills paid, $150 deposit. Call for appt., (713)820-4610. Houston. PART-TIME SALES Be your own boss. Work your own hours. Earn Dallas. Roommate wanted, 2 bedroom, 2 bath unlimited income as independent distributor. Must studio apt., Oak Lawn area, $275/month. (214) be currently employed. Call Scott, including 528-5018. weekends,at (713)432-1800for appointment. Dallas. ROOMMATES OF AMERICA Houston. Exciting positions available at six Dallas' oldest and largest agency Houston area adult bookstores: Montrose-Studz, Ballpark, Asylum; SW- Talk of the Town III; SE- Enhance your lifestyle ... move up! Talk of the Town I and Cinema SE; N- Talk of the Arlington, (817)261-6395 Dallas, (214)458-7227 Town II. START $4.00 per hour. Call (713)522-1760, Houston. Prof. GfW/M to share large designer -- J. 10am-5pm for interview. Polygraph required. duplex in Montrose. Completely furnished. Many -::::::::~:::::::::::::::::7:::~::::::':':"" Mon.-Fri. extras, $325, utilities included. Call Rick, (713) ROOMMATES WANTED 524·1896. DINING 'ROOM Austin. Northwest, G/M, employed professional to Houston. Mature GfW/M seeks liberal G/M to share sharecontemporary 4 bedroom home, hot tub, $325 apt., expenses and? $150/mo. +. (713)664-0502. NOW OPEN includes utilities. (512)837-5928. Houston. Heights. Need roommate to share 2 Austin. Male professional seeks similar for 3 bedroom duplex, $2oo/month + V2 bills, non- FOR BREAKFAST bedroom duplex, $275, ABP. (512)346-4946. smoker. Telephone (713)888-9257after 3:00 Houston. GfW/M, 24, is interested in meeting an in- Dallas. Need male roommate. Must have stable job. 7AM-IIAM dividual (20-30 yrs.) needing a roommate by June Nice 2 bedroom home, 5 min. from Oak Lawn, $225 1st.(713)524-1806. + '/2 utilities. Lots of amenities. Call Michael, (214) 871-1071,827-2202. AND FOR "Dallas. Roommate wanted. (214)941-8813. Dallas. G/F seeks roommate. (214)522-2607. HOuston. Stable professional type wanted to share AFTER HoaRS 2,1house in Montrose. Hardwood floors, fireplace, Austin. ROOMMATE NETWORK greenhouse, central H/AC, spacious, landscaped Confidential gay roommate service. "Your privacy TILL 4AM yard, large kitchen, WID, etc. Call (713) 524-3616 respected." Call (512)473-2800. N OW Open ~'Ft ~6:30pm. SERVICES • Drive-In and Orders to Go • Houston. Roommate to share 3 bedroom, 2 bath Houston. MEN AT WORK 4AM-FRI&SA ~ome in South Houston. (713) 941-8763,483-2025, 1m. . Domestic services for Manager Jim Flock • 529-7896 those who value their time 706 E. 6th st. 926 WESTHEIMER @ MONTROSE Da/ias. Roommate available, very respr (713)526-1110 ~dependable-Iet's talk. Bill, (214)522-6901. COMING SOON TO AUSTIN IN HOUSTON Austin, Texas Dal/as. Share large updated Oak Lawn house in Moving, hauling since 1979. Movemasters, (713) (512) 473·0069 Closed 8PM Monday ~ neighborhood, $275. (214)528-9870. 521-3155.

~~M~A~Y-1-3-.-1~9-,~19~8~3------~P~A~G~E~7~7 TWT MAY 13~19,1983 PAGE 76 Houston. Piano instruction. Beginning-Advanced. California. Come to San Francisco! See the sights. Jack Sanchez, (713) 524-6222. A hunk-guided excursion + bed-breakfast in private gay homes. Rental car too! Unique, affor- Dallas. Electrolysis for Men. Permanent hair dable. Mercury/Bed-By-The-Bay, 1005 Market #207, removal. Free consultation. (214) 528-0759. 94103. (415) 863-5858; 334-7262. JOIN US FOR Dallas. San Francisco. NEW LOW RATE! Condominiums TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE from $27 per night for two. Suite San Francisco, 116 Use your call forwarding and us. $15 monthly. (214) GREA T FILMS ON OUR Hancock Street, San Francisco, CA 94114, (415) GIANT SCREEN 526-8288. 552-7526. Houston. M&S SERVICES. Custom gardens and F/orida. KEY WEST-SEA ISLE-Rooms and lawn maintenance. 24-hour answer machine. suites with all amenities. Solar pool, jacuzzi, References. Call Mike, (713) 461-0881. 7PM SHOW NIGHTLY weights, nude sundeck, breakfast, weekend 4PM DAILY MATINEE Houston. Air conditioning/refrigeration, electrical. cocktail parties, parking. 915T Windsor Lane, Key (713) 526-4617. West, Florida. Call toll free for brochure, rates, and reservations-(800)-327-4837. PERSONALS NOTICES Houston. Introverted, quiet, homebodied G/w/M, 32, seeks masculine male, 28 to 40 for compatability. Houston. FREE TIME. Go to beach or dip in pool. 3012 MILAM (713) 772-0550. ,WaSh, dry, told. 50¢ per lb. We furnsih soap, bleach; FRI MAY I 3-FRIDAY THE 13th soltner. You bring the clothes & hangers; we do the Houston. Boo-I miss you and wish you would HOUSTON SAT MAY 14-THAT"S ENTERTAINMENT rest! SINGLE SERVICES-since 1975. Barn-Spm] come home where you belong! I love you-Booboo SUN MAY IS-BEVERLY SILLS A FAREWELL ues.-Fri., 1615 Westheimer, (713) 524-9560. 528·6988 and Little Booboo. THE I(ING AND I Houston. Homosexuality and the Bible, along with Austin. G/w/M seeks racquetball partners. Flexible MON MAY 16-CRUISING other topics of interest, will be taught free of charge THE HOTTEST PIANO BAR schedule. Supreme Courts. (512) 445-2539. TUE MAY 17-WHATEVER HAPPENED TO by Rev. Bill Carey, Thursday nights starting June ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN BABY lANE Texas. G/w/M, attractive, 5'11", 185, well built 9th. For more information, call (713) 520-5699. WED MAY IS-OUTRAGEOUS businessman, loves outdoors, travel, music, sports, Houston. People with Costumes to be in your 1983 THU MAY 19-MOMMIE DEAREST quiet times, dinner with friends, honest, sincere, FEATURING MARK SANDERS Gay Pride Parade. Be proud and ready to reach out tired of bars: Correspondence/meet/possible rela- and touch all your brothers and sisters who we love AND SURPRISE GUESTS tionship, Box 43197, Seven Points, Texas 75143. on June 26th. Call Wayne, Houston Community Houston. Don, happy 6th month. Love, Ralph. Clowns, (713) 862-8314. Ga/veston. Looking to buy signed or unsigned New PUBLIC SERVICE Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival posters for the I BLOCK FROM WESTHEIMER PROTECTED PARKING MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED years '75-'80. For serious inquiries only, call F. Conroe. Lambda Society. Call Jan at (409) 756-0354 or Ray at 756-4097, 7 days a week. Lopez collect at (409) 763-2556 between 8-11 pm and on weekends, or write to 1601 Ave. M, Galveston, Ft. Worth. Find love, peace & joy in worship ser- TX 77550. vices of Agape MCC-Sunday, 11am & 7pm at 4615 Houston. Hi ButCh. Thanks for being just Neil. Paul. Southeast Loop 820. (817) 535-5002. "THE CHURCH LOVE IS BUILDING." Houston. Looking for a one on one permanent rela- tionshlp, Call me and we'll talk about it. (713) Houston. Have you ever thought you ought to be 688-1641. giving something to the gay community instead of only taking from it? One way to give of yourself is to Beaumont. G/w/M, 33, straight looking, educated, volunteer for the Gay Switchboard of Houston. The like sports, party at home or at bars. Bobby, P.O. Gay Switchboard is open evenings and weekend Box 1419, 77704. afternoons to offer counseling, information, and Houston. G/w/M, attractive, 30, 5'10", 155 Ibs. Big referrals to the community. The Gay Switchborad loving heart looking for an older man non- will hold its next training program on the weekends promiscuous that can be a friend, companion, who of May 7th and May 14th. Staff members work on has his life together and wants to settle down, ages the phones three hours weekly after completeing 45 to 66. If interested: Occupant, P.O. Box 66973, the thirty hour training program. Prospective Suite 1139, Houston, TX 77006. volunteers must be good listeners, non-jUdgmental, and non-directive. Women and Spanish speaking /Dallas. Hard & stiff?Come let me give you my best. volunteers are especially needed, but anyone is for the hot man who wants a hot massage, 10-10, ~ welcome to volunteer. For more information call ~ays, (214) 351-0200. $20. 1 the Switchboard at (713) 529-3211. Houston/Dallas. ESCORTS, GUIDES, MODELS or Austin. Pamela Wade, student minister of the MASSUERS. "We do care enough to send the very Church of Christian Faith in Houston, has moved to best." TexEscort. (713) 751-9000. Maj. Cr. cards Austin and plans to hold Bible studies/rap groups honored. beginning May 11. For more information call (512) Houston. G/w/M, 24, wishes to meet masculine 834-0173. Come join in for an evening of learning Mexican men, 18-30 yrs., statewide. (713) 524-1806. and fellowship. California. 1,000 Men! Ft. Worth. Dignity/Ft. Worth (Gay Catholics & Nationwide ads Friends) meets every first and third Monday at (415) 626-1100 anytime. 7:30pm at the Catholic Renewal Center, 4503 Bridge St., Ft. Worth. Call (817) 283-8588 for infor- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES mation. THE FINES-T IN GAY NIGHT LIFE Houston. MIDNITE SUN-popular Montrose cruise Dallas. Dignity/Dallas-Meetings Tuesday, 7:30pm, bar FOR SALE or lease. Serious inquiries only call Catholic Charities Building, 3845 Oak Lawn, Dallas, (713) 521-9498 and leave message. TX. (214) 330-1063. )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()( TRAVEL Dallas. JOIN THE CELEBRATION! Sundays, 9am, Dallas. Dallas Guest House-a great place to stay 11am, 7:15pm. Metropolitan Community Church of ~ great city. (214) 526-8134. Dallas. 2701 Reagan. (214) 526-6221.

turr MAY 13 - 19. 1983 PAGE 81 PAGE 80 TWT MAY 13 - 19. 1983 Dallas. AIDS counseling/support groups being Dallas. Gay Episcopalians. Integrity/D-FW regular formed: meetings, 7:30pm, last Thursday of each month. SI. Dea/ing with feelings for persons working on Thomas the Apostle Church, Mockingbird at In- negative feelings associated with AIDS or with wood. Also 5pm each Sunday. lifestyle changes. Austin. Brighter Day Counseling Center of Austin: AIDS patient's group for individuals who have Brighter Day, a 24-hour service to the community, is AIDS and are looking for psychological support. taking calls from (you) the community. Regardless Oak Lawn Counseling Center, (214)528-2081. of age, sex, race, religion and/or sexual preference. Fort Worth. Find peace, love & joy in the worship If you have a problem with drugs, emotions, or com- services of Agape MCC, Sunday, 11:ooam & munity resources, you are invited to call. For serv- 7:00pm.2336 Hemphill at Page. (817)926-7000.One ices or information call (512) 451-2255.Volunteers of the fastest growing churches in U.F.M.C.C. are needed. Houston. Gay & Lesbian couples groups now form- Houston. Gay & Lesbian Couples Groups now for- ing to deal with communication & relationship pro- ming to deal with communication & relationship blems. Call the Institute for Mental Development, problems. Call the Institute for Mental Devel- (713)523-0760,for information. cpment, (713)523-0760,for information. Beaumont. Gay & Lesbian groups now forming to Houston. Congregation Aytz Chayim, gay & lesbian deal with communication & relationship problems. Jews, meet for shabbat services every 2nd & 4th Call the Institute for Mental Development, (713) Friday each month at 8:15pm at MCCR, 1919 899-2390(Wed. & Thurs.) for information. Decatur. A short business meeting & oneg will Houston. 1011ow. For information call (713) 688-8997or (713) SDA 552-1340. Gay Adventist? So are we. For more information, Dallas. GAY?? METHODIST?? Interested in sharing write SDA Kinship, 3701 W. Alabama, Suite 450, fellowship with other pav Methodists in the Metro- Houston, TX 77027. plex? Affirmation is for you!! For more information, Houston. MONTROSE COUNSELING CENTER: write: P.O. Box 64427, Dallas, TX 75206. Professional counseling & psychotherapy are pro- Spring. Family & Friends of Gays-Doris (713) vided for individuals, couples, families & qroups. 353-4792after 4pm weekdays; weekends anytime. The Center seeks to address adaptional needs & life concerns of gay men & lesbians. The Center is Houston. Membership inquirers classes, 4pm, Sun- available to all persons for whom same-sexuality is day. MCCR, 1919 Decatur, Houston, Texas an issue. By appointment only. All donations are Houston. "Choices." A lesbian social organization. tax-deductible. 900 Lovett, Houston, TX 77006. Sick of bars? Why not join us instead. Call the Gay (713)529-0037. Switchboard at (713)529-3211for more information. ,1.1I.1

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ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Trinity ..... Rte. BlP.O. Box 510177630 ..... 83!Xi8781883-8655 OFFICIAL MISS ALAMO CITY PAGEANT Exodus MCC .... 1074'12 S. 2ndJP.O. Box 2473 .862-6266 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) Copa 304 Orleans 832-4206 10PM SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1983 Walnut SI. Pub. . 4th & Walnut. 677-2522 BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 409) ABILENE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Institute of Mental Devel. .2182 Eastex Fwy ..... 8gg.2390 Janashop 1074% S.2nd 673·5462 COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES AMARILLO CHURCH (Area Code: 806) (Area Code: 409) PRIZES CATEGORIES MCC P.O. 1276179105 373-8239 Alternative .. P.O. Box 8109177844 846-2106 AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 806) Gay Student Services. . 846-8022 Maggie's Disco 1005 N. Fillmore 372·5081 Lambda Christian Fellowship of Brazos Valley .846-2106 1st PLACE $350.00 ~PORTSWEAR Papillion 401 Taylor. . .. 374-1342 COLLEGE STATION CLUB (Area Code: 409) Take Five 323 West 10th 372-9240 Astraptes 8Q5.C Welborn Rd 696-1100 2nd PLACE $250.00 EVENING GOWN AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) AA (24·hours) . . .. 373-6025 Unitarian Church 3125 Home Rd. 3rd PLACE $150.00 TALENT Crisis Inlervention . . .3764251 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Gay Community Services ..... P.O. Box 2324179105 . Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave.. . .862-0183 QUESTION/ANSWER ARLINGTON CLUB (Area Code: 817) Jolly Jack II .. . 413 Peoples 881·9049 $50 ENTRY FEE Tarrant County Mining Co. . ... 735 N. Collins ..... 265-6448 Spanish Galleon 517 N. Chaparral .882-0510 ARLINGTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) Zodiac 617 S. Staples 883-7753 Roommates 01 America 261-6395 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 817) (Area Code: 512) Tarrant County Gay Alliance. . 926-3521 Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St 883-2640 UTA Comm. Servo Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 Gay Alcoholics Anon.. 3125 Home Rd .... 882-0709/937-1381 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) DALLAS ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 214) WITH MC LISA KING Fortress .505 E. 6th 472·1452 Day, Kim K 1309 Main #1112 742·2281 Mr. Peepers. . 213 E. 6th. . .47&0243 Koss, Gregory 4503 Lemmon 559-4760 AND SPECIAL GUEST Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 473-0069 Kowalski, John 3131 Turtle Creek #222 526-9699 Stud's...... 1-35& Braker Ln.. . .834-2911 Sullivan, Bob. .327-5463 PAULETTA LEIGH Texas No.1 News Stand. . .. 1910 Guadalupe. . 472'()()10 Wolff, Rhett D.. . 701 Commerce #401 742-3707 Wild Bill's 613 W. 29th. . 477.Q457 DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 215) "MISS ALAMO CITY 1982" AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) Club Dallas 2616 Swiss. . .821-1990 Club Austin .308 W. 16th 476-7986 DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214) AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 512) A Better Car Rental .3704 Maple 526-8496 Eagle Leather . . . 705 Red River . American Electronics (allergists) 526-4112/521-3823 Mr. Video. . .. 213 E. 6th 47&0243 Araya, Robert (photography). . 521-628-4 Taylor, Scott (photography) .. 92&0253 Body Works 351-0200 Video Barn 708 E. 6th 477-0459 B&W Liquors. . .. 4044 Cedar Springs 526-5820 Wax Attack Records 609 E. 7th. .473-8313 ...... 2402 N. Fitzhugh 821-0411 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Capital Apartments 528-4560 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: MCCA P.O. Box 18961178760 443-3332 Carpet Fresh Systems. .3409 Oak Lawn #216 381-5829 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Colonial Terrace Apts...... 3009 Knight . .522-3922 Back Street Basics 611 E. 7th .477-3391 800 Gifts 11425 Mathis 869-1222 THE BONHAM EXCHANGE 271-3811 Boat House 407 Colorado 474-9667 Eagle Leathers 3912 Cedar Springs 528-4620 Chances 900 Red River. . . .472-8273 .4025 Maple Ave. . .528-4620 OR LISA KING 340-1775 Dirty Sally's Apartment .2828 Rio Grande. .478-8782 .4117 Maple Ave 528-4620 Pizazz 404 Colorado 474-7003 ESP Travel .. 3409 Oak Lawn #212 521-8766 Private Cellar 709 E. 6th 477-0387 EuroTan 4014 Cedar Springs opening soon The Crossing. .611 Red River 476-3811 Foster, Timothy (CPA) 3409 Oak Lawn #211 526-6009 Round Up Saloon .. 705 Red River 478-6806 Gaspipe 4012 Maple 526-5982 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Gene Cloud (contracting) ...... 522-1307 THURSDAY, MAY 19 AI·Anon-Lambda 5518 Burnet Rd 451-3071 Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff .. 522-6481 Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda .. 5518 Burnet Rd. .451-3071 Heads or Nails. . 3810 Congress. . .521-0586 American Gay Atheists P.O. 8644178712 High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs. . .522-5800 SHOW AT 11PM WITH REGULAR CAST Austin Lambda. . .302 W. 15th 478-8653 Holderby Travel Prestonwood Tower #316 . and special guest Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller. .480-8555 .. 5151 Belt Line. .980-4792 Brighter Day Counseling Ctr. 451·2255 Jartran Truck Rental 3704 Maple 526-8496 MR. TIFFANY JONES Dignity/Austin. . .. P.O. Box 7471 441-2241 Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate) .... 3113 Hood SI. Gayline P.O. Box 8559178712 . .477-6699 ...... 521-3000 Gay Nurses Alliance 2206 Newfieldl78703 . Kingswood Apartments ..... 2727 Kings Rd...... 526-2690 Gay Student Assocation. . .. Box 275, UT Union Bldg . Linda's Surplus Store. .4323 Maple. . .526-6601 ...... ZIP78712. .441-3878 Little Feather Productions. .522-0158 Hotiine-MH/MR(24hrs) . . 472-HELP Lobo Bookshop ..... 4008 "C" Cedar Springs ..... 522-1132 Law Students for Human Rights UT Law School Luxury Motors of Dallas. . .. 383-2402 BONHAM BALLROOM ...... 727 E. 26t h178705 Memorabilias 3908 Cedar Springs 522-6601 Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective. .302 W. 15th Memorabilias Boutique, Etc ..... 3109 Reagan 521-8217 ...... 478-8853 Metro Mail Service 3521-A McKinney .528-9710 Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus Box 822178767 ... 474-2717 Mountain Oak (carpentry) .4333 Bowser #43 521-9270 Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group 302 W. 15th. . .478-8853 Oak Lawn Hair Co 4008 Cedar Springs 521-4541 Republican Alternative Committee for Texas. Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 .. 521-0350 i('jBYTHE IS...... Box 225178767 472-2020 Off the Street. .. 3921 Cedar Springs. . 521-9051 Texas Rep. Alternative Comm P.O. 1077 453-5028 Pretty Patios 352-1535 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409) R.J. Productions. .824-3533 Golden Triangle Church of Christian Faith. Roommates of America. . .. 458-7227 411 BONHAM, SAN ANTONIO'TEXAS'TOP SHOWS· 512271·3811 .6950 College Unit G .75&0861 Season Air (AlC, elee., plumb.) .... Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095

PAGE 90 TWT MAY 13 - 19, 1983 TWT MAY 13 . 19, 1983 PAGE 91 Steven Foster Aeorbics . . .. 52EX>292 DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTtSTS (Area Cede: 214) Lawyer Referral . . 745-1227 San Antonio Mining Ce.. ..800 E. San Antonio 546-9903 Tapelenders...... 3910 Cedar Springs...... 528-6344 Cemmunity Medical Clinic .. 3409 Oak Lawn #209 .. 528-3030 Lutherans Cencerned .. P.O. 881/Bedford, TX 76021 .. 526-2553 Whispers 601 N. EI Paso 544-6969 Thicket (condos). . .526-7330 DeBrucque, DDS 2735 N. Washington. . .. 522·2000 N.O.w. Lesbian Rights 3108 Routh St. 742-6918 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Cede: 915) TL Censtruction. . .2505 Throckmorton. .521·9723 Harlan, Wendell P., DDS .. 728 Preston Forest Ctr ... 361·2786 Oak Lawn Block Assoc P.O. Box 190408175219 . Alpha Plasma Center 720 Texas Ave. . .. 532·5322 Tonsorium...... 2900 Henderson...... 823-1410 DALLAS FtTNESS CENTER (Area Cede: 214) Oak Lawn Bowling Association Greg 388-5313 Dignity/EI Paso. . P.O. Box 26523. . . TWT Magazine. . .. 3409 Oak Lawn #117. . .521-0622 Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak Lawn #101 .... 526-1220 Oak Lawn Medical Clinic. .2601 Wellborn .. 522·7770 Gala EI Paso 1836 E. Cliff 544-7475 Union Jack .. 3918 Cedar Springs .528-9604 DALLAS ORGANtZATtONSIHELPLINES (Area Cede: 214) Oak Lawn Softball Assoc 522·1713 FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Cede: 817) VVV Records ..... 3906 Cedar Springs. 522·3470 Affirmation/Methodist 528-4913 Oak Lawn Symphonic Band 351-6697 Macareno, AI (photography) 735-1614 Winery, The 2404 Cedar Springs. . ... 74SD250 Affirmation/Mormon 559-3353 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. 6036 Birchbrook #128175206 526-5717 Round·Up Roommates 440 E. Belknap #4 . . .834-8972 Wycliff Terrace Apts. . . Wycliff & Toll Rd.. .522·0520 AIDS Hotline. . 528-2181 Parents Anonymous 264-1108 FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Cede: 817) DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Cede: 214) Alcoholics Anonymous (Dallas Lambda) 698-0200 Pegasus (Prof. & Bus. Org) ...... 348-8581 Agape MCC 4616 S.E. Loop 820 .. . .. 535-5002 Bethany Presbyterian Church ... 528-4084 Alcohol Treatment Center 3949 Maple 5594350 Police Harassment Reporting 522·5991 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Cede: 817) Church of Universal Truth P.O. Box 683175221 .826-7671 Black & White Men Together P.O. Box 36133175235 ...... or 528-4233 Ceme Along Inn ... S. Jennings @ Pennsylvania 332-0720 Cemmunity Gospel Center 321 W. Zang ..... 942·3277 Cliff Dwellers Social Club 321 N. Zang 943-0069 Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Cencerns 522·7813 Cerral . .621 Hemphill 335-0196 First Unitarian Church of Dallas ... 4015 Normandy Cemmunity Productions 3331 Knight·D 521·2037 SMU-Gay/Lesbian Stu. Org. . ... P.O. 1638175275 OJ's 1308 SI. Louis. . . .. 927·7321 MCC-Dallas . . 2701 Reagan. . 526-6221 Cemmunity Resource Center/Gayline 746-6790 STD Clinic 1936 Amelia Ct. 920-7950 Downtowner . . ... 3208 W. 7th ...... •.... 332-0335 United Cemmunity Church .... 4402 Roseland .827·5088 Cencerned Amer./Preserv/Human Rights 233-~100 Suicide Prevention. .828-1000 651 Club 651 S. Jennings. . 332-0745 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Cede: 214) Dallas Alternate. . 746-6790 THRF .... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 .... 522·5991 Tender Trap. . .1815 E. Lancaster 335-0031 Chaps .. 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824-9158 Dallas Emergency 744-4444 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) Tequila Sunrise 1612 Park Place 927·9861 Crews Inn. . . 3220 N. Fitzhugh. . 526-9320 Dallas Gay Alliance P.O. Box 190712175219 528-4233 Turtle Creek Chorale .... P.O. Box 190806175219. .388-5500 The Lumber Cempany 700 S. Jennings.. . .. 332-0192 Crib 5404 Lemmon .521-6553 Dallas Gay Pride Association ..... 522·1713 ext. 120 Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline...... HlOO·221·7044 The Other Place. . .1036 N. Henderson. . ... 335-1901 Eighth Day. . .2509 N. Fitzhugh. . .. 823-0276 Dallas Motorcycle Club .... P.O. 190525175219 826-4528 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Cede: 214) FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Hidden Door 5025 Bowser .526-9211 Deaf Action Center 521·0407 Grand Crystal Palace 2424 Swiss Ave 824-1263 (Area Cede: 817) High Country 3121 Inwood ... 351·2278 Dignity/Outreach of Dallas .... P.O. 50868175250 330-1063 Lurtino's 13601 Preston Rd. C-22 Center for the Cemmunity ... 2412 Lipscomb .... 926-3521 Jugs. .2812 N. Henderson. .823-0746 Drug Treatment Clinic. .401 Exposition 82EX>030 ...... Carillon Tower E. . 861·9786 CrisisiSuicide Intervention (24 hour help) . .336-3355 No Name Bar. .2513 N. Fitzhugh. . .823-0790 Emergence (Christian Scientists). . .. Box 2878175221 Peppino's Too .3326 N. Fitzhugh 521-4560 Dignity/Fort Worth. P.O. Box 130391Arlingtonl76013 . ~ Round·Up Saloon. . ... 3912·14 Cedar Spgs . . .. 522·9611 Episcopallntegrity/D-FW . P.O. Box 190331 .522·1196/691-8403 Now That's Italian (pizza) ... 3651 Cedar Springs .522·2340 Ft. Worth Sports Assoc (volleyball, tennis, racquetball, Saint, The .2609 N. Pearl .871·1070 Evangelicals Concerned .... 2901 Knight #111 .522·2061 Tony's Cerner .. . 3531 Oak Lawn 521·5350 softball) . . 246-3573 Sassi's. . 4516 McKinney. . .. 526-9328 Gay Academic Union of N. TX . Box 2402 ZIP 75221 .526-2365 Wok Restaurant. 4006 Cedar Springs. . .. 528-0000 Lambda AA. . 332·3533 Snake Pit 3136 Routh 742·2245 Gay Atheist League of America ..... PO 190215/75219 DALLAS THEATRE (Area Cede: 214) Lutherans Cencerned .. P.O. 881/Bedford, TX 76021 .. 595-1176 Sundance Kids. . .4025 Maple. . .526-9173 Gay BOWling League. . 528-2963 Granada. . .. 3524 Greenville Ave...... 823-9610 Tarrant Ce. Gay Alliance. P.O. Box 11044 ZIP 76109 .571-6977 Tex's Ranch 4117 Maple. .526-9302 Gayline 746-6790 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers Lane. V.D. Clinic 1800 University 870-7223 Unicorn. .4125 Lemmon. .521-4666 Gay Mensa 254-2544 DENTON ORGANIZATION (Area Cede: 817) GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Cede: 409) Uptown Dallas . 2911 Routh @ Cedar Springs ... 698-0034 Gay Parents 3444 Normandy 528-1024 GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton). .. P.O. Box 951 Metropolitan Cemmunity Church .. 1824 Broadway .. 765-7626 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) Gay Unitarians. . .348-8581 382·1861/387-8216 ...... or 529-8816 Cerley, Rip. . .826-0885 Gay Volleyball Assoc. 52EX>433 DICKENSON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Cede: 713) GALVESTON CLUBSIHOTELS (Area Cede: 409) Julian, Debra, M.S. . .53().9358 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747·3711 Texas Bay Area Gays P.O. Box 861 332-3737 Blue Room. . .. 214 23rd . . ... 763-9031 Oak Lawn Ceunseling Ctr, ..3409 Oak Lawn #202 .. 528-2081 Herpes Help Hotline MIW/F-7·11p .742·9888 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Cede: 915) Fly...... 2101 0 Y, St . . 763-9842 Stout, David 3631 Cedar Springs #102 . .521·3770 Integrity-DallasiFt. Worth 522-6305 Old Plantation. . 219 S. Ochoa 533-6055 Ken-Tiki 214 23rd 763-9031

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PAGE 92 TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 TWT MAY 13 • 19. 1983 PAGE 93 Wes Company (apartments) . . 522·3-437 Montrose Mining Co...... 805 Pacific. .529-7488 Mary's II .... 2502 QV, St ... 763-9435 .1732 Westheimer . . .. 526-1490 Wilde & Stein Books 802 Westheimer 529-7014 Numbers 300 Westheimer .526-6551 Robert's laFitte. . .213 Kempner. . .. 765-6896 Eurotan. . ... 3701 Montrose. .529-5100 Yellow Cab .236-1111 Officers CI ub 2700 Albany. . 523-4084 Silver Palace. . .2214 Mechanic. .763-9334 Fallen Angel Photo Servo 526-0969 HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Pink Elephant. . 1218 Leeland , 659-0040 GLEN ROSE ACCOMMODATION (Area Code: 817) Feller Goff Locksmith .. Beeper: 320-3538/your no. plus # Aytz Chayim 688<>997 Ranch. . . 8620 V, S. Main 528<>730 EI Rancho Vista. . P.O. Box 245176043 . . .. 8974982 Fleet Auto & Truck Serv...... 512 W. 23rd. .880-1164 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harold 526-1017 Ripcord. . 521·2792 HOUSTON ACCOMMODATION (Area Code: 713) Francisco's Hair 901 Richmond ..... 523-0438 Chapel of the Woodlands 7500 Pinemont #503. .460-1712 Twins. .535 Westheimer @ Stanford 520-0244 Memorial Park Motel. .50 Waugh Dr. ... 861·1311 Gino Velleti (clothes) 608 Westheimer. . .. 520-9986 Church of Christ 1700 Montrose 777·9286 Velvet Hammer .. 3333 W. 11th 8685694 HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) Hairliners . . .. 710 Hawthorne "A" . .520-7730 Church of Christian Faith 413 Westheimer 529-8005 Venture-N. . . 2923 S. Main 522-0000 Asylum. . 1201 Richmond. Hair Plus by Don. . .. 2017 Westheimer . . ... 526-HAIR Community Gospel Center 1700 Montrose 523-6018 Wild Indigo 4655 Wild Indigo. . 629-9-402 Ballpark .. 1830 W. Alabama. Havican, Greg (photography) . 522·9389 Congregation Aytz Chayim 688<>997 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Cinema Southeast...... 2730 S. Richey. Kwik·Kopy 3317 Montrose 522·1896 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin. .526-1571 Hewes, Ted, M.S.W. (psychotherapy) . . .527·9090 Mangum Road News. . .3837 Mangum. . ... 956-2991 Leatherworks 4307 Montrose .529-0120 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861·9149 Institute of Mental Devel. .. 3400 Montrose ..... 523-0780 Stadium ...... 4629 W. 34th. .663-1886 Limousines d'Elegance ...... 523-4352 New Freedom Christian Church .... 912 W. 11th 591·1342 Montrose Counseling Ctr. (psychotherapy & alcoholism treat- Studz News .1132 W. Alabama Manhole (clothing) . .1983 W. Gray. .522·1089 Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.) .41 Oakdale. 526-2585 ment) 900 Lovett #203 529-0037 Talk of the Town I 8228 Gulf Fwy. 145S @ Howard/Belfort exit Mediterranean Villas (condo) .. 5625 Bissonet. ..66&4440 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 713) Talk of the Town II . . . 41211·45N @ Crosstimbers . Men At Work (domestics) .. 526-1110 Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 Fraternali, Paul, DDS. . .. No.6 Chelsea PI. 523-7432 Talk of the Town III .3519 Bellaire Montrose Ventures, Inc. . .. 2205 Montrose 527-0686 Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos 528-9192 Jackson, R Mark, O.D. (optometrist) . .681·9686 West hollow Books .13990 Westheimer 558-5133 Move Masters...... 420 W. Alabama #16 . 521·3155 Briar Patch. . 2294 Holcombe. .865-9678 Smith, Bruce w., DDS. . .. 4410 Montrose 529-4364 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Muscle Beach T·Shirt Co 1340 Westheimer .... 523-4390 Catch One 4965 Martin Luther King Blvd 641·2521 Strauss, Gerald Z., MD .... 12 Oak Tower, #1330. .877-6805 French Quarter. . .. 3201 Louisiana. . ... 527-0782 Oh Boy Boots. . 912 Westheimer. . 524-7859 Charlotte's 911 W. Drew .528<>840 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) Talk of the Town. . .. 8228 Gulf Fwy .. Park Liquor Wholesale 3207 Montrose .. 523-0427 Chicken Coop 535 Westheimer 526-2240 Fitness Exchange 3307 Richmond .. 524-9932 HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Personal Taxi Service...... 521·1008 Copa 2631 Richmond .528-2259 Jim's Gym 807 Westheimer 528-5467 O'Kane, Patricia. . .3212 Smith #102 ...... 526-7911 pHOTography; Eli Gukich .523-0315 Double R Saloon 5731 Kirby 521·1444 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Telford, Phillip. . . .. 86(}8621 Pocket Rocket (energy vitamins). .1415 N. Loop W. #180 . Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale 529-7525 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays) 777·9286 HOUSTON BATHS/GYM (Area Code: 713) Record Rack...... 3109 S. Shepherd. . . .. 524-3602 Drum 1732 Westheimer. . 526-8526 ACLU . . 1236 W. Gray. . .524-5925 Club Houston .. 2205 Fannin . . .659-4998 RMS Automotive. .1759 Westheimer . .529-5855 E/J's 1213 RichmOnd 527·9071 American Gay Atheists ...... P.O. 86711177266 R&W Reed's Key Shop .1612 Westheimer .526-2657/526-1922 Midtowne Spa. . .3100 Fannin @ Elgin. . .. 522·2379 Exile , 1011 Bell. . • . . . .659-0453 American Leathermen . .528-8528 2306 Club . . .. 2306 Genesee . .528<>235 Single Services (I & d/c). . .. 1615 Westheimer. .524-9560 Galleon 2303 RiChmond 522·7616 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf 520-9451 HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES Spec's Unlimited...... 4709 Richmond. .961·9705 G.B.!. 1419 Richmond .. 528<>903 BWMT(Black & White Men Toqether) . (Area Code: 713) Speedy Printing .5400 Bellaire .867·7417 JR's 808 Pacific 521·2519 3317 Montrose #1142. .529-3211 A-Bugman Pest Control...... 228-4626 T.N.T. Shirts .. 402·C Hyde Park ..... 528-3798 Just Marion & Lynn's .. 817 Fairview 528-9110 CHE. . . . P.O. 3045177253. .880-3346 Academy. 2030 Westheimer . . .. 526-0929 The Tire Place. 2830 Hicks .869-5451 Keyboard 3012 Milam. . .528<>988 Colt 45's. .528-9192 Artcards . . 2015-D W. Gray. . ... 521J.B379 Tommy's Barber Shop ..... 2154 Portsmouth .... 528<>216 Kindred Spirits 5245 Buffalo Speedway 865-9756 Conroe Area Gay Women .756-0354 Basic Brothers Clothing 1220 Westheimer .. 522·1626 TROPHIES by Single Services .. 1615 Westheimer .524-9560 LazyJ 312Tuam 528-93-43 Court of the Single Star ..... P.O. 3554177001 .757·7093 Carolyn Thompson Antiques 2901 S. Shepherd ... 529-0836 TWT Magazine. .2205 Montrose. . .527·9111 Lalla's Depot 2327 Grant. . . 528<>342 Crisis Hotline. .228-1505 Courtyard Galleries. . .. 2138 W. Alabama. . .524-6511 TWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting). . ... 5.57.9111 Mary's 1022 Westheimer 528-8851 DialAGay·Atheist . .457-6860 Downbeat Records. . .2111 Richmond. . ... 523-8348 Union Jack' ..... 1212Westheimer -. ~528-9600 Memorial Park Lounge 50 Waugh Dr. 869-0521 Diana Foundation .2700 Masonl77006. . .. 524-5791 Eagle Leathers. . .1625 Richmond. .526-1490 Vice Versa (HIM Vitamins) P.O. 27311177?27 .527·1702 Midnite Sun 534 Westheimer 526-7519 Dignity (Catholic gays) . P.O. 86821177266 ..... 528-7644 .1022 Westheimer . . .. 522-0651 Video Environment. . 1988 W. Gray...... 526-4327

Toi'-i Boo~S'fORESLL,jtX.;:':~k~;';:;'~I'';} Episcopal Integrity Houston. P.O. 66008. .526{)555 Montrose Chorale 1022 Westheimer 527·9454 HOUSTON THEATRE (Area Code: 713) Broadway Cabaret. , ... 240 Broadway , 224-7002 Family & Friends of Gays. . .464-0063 Montrose Clinic. . .. 104 Westheimer 528-5531 Greenway III Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy 626-3339 Cahoots , 435 McCarty .. , 344-9257 Family Connection (youth shelter) . . . 52:Hl825 Montrose Country Cloggers. . .. 432·1676 River Oaks. , 2009 W Gray 524-2175 Club Atlantis , 321 Navarro 225-9468 Fast Release Emergency Defense (FRED) 52&6969 Montrose Guest Recovery House . 75g.9339 LONGVIEW CHURCH (Area Code: 214) Crew 309 W. Market 22~ Gay Adventist (SDA Kinship) P.O. 92104177206 Montrose Singers. . .791·9496/74g.2832 Faith Community Church .... 1116 S. Mobberly .... 757·7338 Executive Health Club 723 Ave. B, .225-&307 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience 528-1311 Montrose Sports Assoc Jim Reagan, Director . LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806) Faces 119 EI Mio 341-4302 Gay Archives ofTexas .. 802 Westheimer .529-7014 P.O. 22272177227. . .622·3304 Papillon 1204 Broadway 7~7729 Galleon, Too 320 San Pedro. , coming soon Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists. 21 Pinedale #8177006 . Monday Bowling. . Steve 499-9036 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) l.J.'s 3503 West Ave 341·9359 Gay Hispanic Caucus .... 2722 Newman St #12 .... 521-0037 Mixed Bowling. Richard. . .. 644-5479 Dignity/Lubbock , P.O. Box 5480 763-<3111 Madam Arthur's, 807 N. St. Mary's 225-9678 Gay Italian Group. 526-9844 Pocket Billiards Anne ... 222-0200 Integrity. . 83g.2809 Papa's , 509 San Pedro .. , 22~ 1047 Gay Men w/Straight Wives 772-6424 Racquetball John .4374599 Lubbock Gay Alliance P.O. Box 64746179464 Raw Power & Light Co 2315 San Pedro 734-3399 Gay Nurses Alliance 880-9486 Softball . Jerry 52~0413 MCC 2802 42nd St.lP.O. Box 64574. . 792·5354 San Pedro Mining Co. . 826 San Pedro 22W243 Gay Nurses & Physicians Hepatitis Hotline 521·1000 Volleyball. . Raye .72H3546 MIDLAND/ODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro , 224-7739 Gay Political Caucus (mail add: P.O. 66664, Houston 77266) Women's Softball Martha 728-9371 MCC , Rt. 7, P.O. 427179701 . . .. 687·5447 Sunset Boulevard 1430 N. Main ." 225-6854 (meeting at) 4600 Main #217 521·1000 Montrose Syrnphonic Band 1022 Westheimer. .527·9454 ODESSA BUSINESS (Area Code: 915) 2015 Place. , , .. 2015 San Pedro , , 7~3385 Gay Pride Week '83 Committee Info (John) 520-5214 Montrose Tennis Club .. Jirn .. 527·9178 P,S. (cards & gifts) , 3608 N. Dixie 368-9458 Talk of the Town 3530 Broadway. , 826-9729 Gay Pride Week Parade Committee.. . 521·9295 Mustang Club, Inc P.O. 66074177006 . ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Gay Rights ACl.U P.O. 66844177006 . Operation Documentation 521·1000 The Capri 8401 Andrews Hwy 366-6799 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St. .. 225-4227 Gay Rights National Lobby .. 52Hl196 Paz y liberacion P.O. 600063177260 . . . 52~9061 SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915) AlphaPlasmaCenter , 302S.Aores ., 224-1749 Gay Switchboard P.O. 3624 529-3211 Peer Counseling Center of Houston. .772-6424 Phase III 2226 Sherwood Way. . 942·9168 Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo , , .224-4085 GreenspoinUFM 1960 Friends 821·9681 Professional & Executive Council 52~2025 SAN ANTONIO BATHS (Area Code: 512) Crisis Hotline , , 227-43571736-1876 Homophile Interfaith Alliance 729 Manor 523-<3969 Rice Gay/Les. Support Group. . P.O. 1892 (Univ.) 524-0724 ClubSan Antonio ... , 1802 N. Main. 735-2467 Dignity (Gay Catholics) 310 Gardina/78201 ., .. 735-7191 Houston Community Clowns 862-8314 Texas Bay Area Gays . P.O. 861, (Clear Lake) .332·3737 Executive Health Club 723 Ave. B 225-&307 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721AS. PresaSt ~9156 Texas Gay Conference 106 Avondale 86g.7231 Houston Data Professionals 523-<3922 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club P.O. Box 12197 733-8368 Houston Health Dept...... 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Texas Human Rights Found. 1915 Commonwealth. 522·2824 Bexar Florist 112 Mission. .271·3643 Family Services Assoc ... , 230 Pereida . , 226-3391 Houston North Professionals P.O. 3840 Humblel77338821·7126 Unitarian Gay Caucus .. 5210 Fannin 520-9767 First Star News 6724 San Pedro 826-9057 Forward Found., Inc. (community education) 222.9575 Human Rights League 401 Avondale 523-<3969 Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) .... 1222 Eastwood .864-8899 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts .. 1801 N. Main .. 7~3555 Friends, Etc., .7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315178216. Integrity Houston P.O. 66008 526{)555 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Mendiota-Hamitton Photography. .1814 McCullough #3 . Gay Services Healthline Box 12706178212 .. , .. 222.1810 Interact P.O. 18041177022 529-7014 Baja's. .402 Lovett . .527·9866 ...... 734-8216 Gay Switchboard. . 7~7300 Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm P.O. 1155-3317 Montrose Ben Dene Cafe 708 W Alabama. . ... 529-9110 Sound of Music .208 E. Houston .222·1821 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) , .. 225-4066 Lambda Alanon 521·9772 Brasserie .... 1322 Westheirner . .526-0355 ...... 2307 SW Military. . .923-<3995 Integrity P.O. Box 15006178212 , 227·1550 Lambda Bicycle Club. . 868-2711/52~9061 Chapultepec (Mexican) 813 Richmond. . .522·2365 The Unicorn Cards &Gifts ... 4104 McCullough .... 824-6204 LarnbdaAA 1312 Wyoming ., , .271.3643 Lambda Center For Alcoholics 521·9772 Frankie's Hamburgers 926 Westheimer .529-7896 Video World. , .1802 N. Main. .736-9927 Las MujeresIWomen's Center ... 802 E. Mistletoe 736-6478 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine .. 104 Westheimer .. 880-9486 House of Pies. .. .3112 Kirby 528-3816 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine. 1015 W, Woodlawnl78201 . Lesbian/Gay Resource Servo UofH .. P.O. 309177004 .. 74g.1253 House of Pies 6142Westheimer . .782·1290 Church of Christ. 734-5415 Mission City Chorale ... , .. 2503 Jackson-Keller #113 . Lutherans Concerned for Gay People ~ 1143 Rascal's . . .2702 Kirby. . 524-6272 MCCSA 107 S. Pine 271·7353 . 342-4198/737·1947 ...... or 521-0883 Spanish Flower 3921 N. Main . 86g.1706 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Parents & Friends of Gays ..... ,511 E. Park .... , .222·1810 Montrose Art Alliance 521·2461 Tim's Coffee Shop 1525 Westheirner 529-2289 A Step Above 8208 San Pedro coming soon Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) Box 5992178201 Montrose Business Guild. .. P.O. 66973 #1029 529-8490 Tropicana Club 2114 Peckham. . .526-0964 Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271·3811 Runaways (Youth Service Project) . , , ,299-7680 SAGA P,O. Box 12063/78212 7~15134g.7996 San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) .... ,227-8181 San AntonioCollege(Cath. Stdnt Ct~ ... 312W. Courtland. San Antonio Free Clinic. , .. 1136 W. Woodlawn .... 733-0383 ...... , , . or 732-4661 gk f!/Je#v (PlJe-n& Cl6+ San Antonio Plasma Services . 112 Auditorium Cir .. 22~2958 "OAK LAWN'S FINEST GAY APARTMENT COMMUNITY" The Bridge (youth shelter) 806 Wilson Blvd. , ... 734-9532 I V.D. Testing (Healthline) , , , .. 222.1810 SAN ANTONIO RESTAURANT (Area Code: 512) NOW SERVING THE Daisy Tea-Boom 2525 Jackson·Kelier .. , 34g.1ooo TEMPLE/KfLLEEN CHURCH (Area Code: 512) GA Y COMMUNITY MCC , " P.O. 1112 " 471·5931 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Le PMe HOME-COOKED FOOD Lesbian/Gay Oem. of Texas (Austin) P.O. Box 822(512) 478

PAGE 96 TWT MAY 13 - 19, 1983 TWT MAY 13 . 19, 1983 PAGE 97 A-BUGMAN CELEBRATES 8 YEARS

"In 1955, while living in a conservative area on the outer limits of Houston, my Dad started our family in the pest control business. I was seven at the time, and got paid 25c per house for helping after school and on Saturdays

"On May 12,1975 I performed my first job with my own business here. These eight years have been a REAL educational experience. Servicing homes in the "enchanted" areas of Houston is a far cry from the conservatives on the extreme Eastside."

"Searching for bug nesting areas under beds, in night stands, closets and other secret storage areas in homes led to some very interesting discoveries,"

Seriously, owning and operating A-BUGMAN Pest Control for these eight super years has done more good for me than anything else in my life with the important excep- tion of my developing the habit of POSITIVE thinking and living. A-BUGMAN has of- fered me and my employees the opportunity to meet and get to know so very many different men and women in our community. I want to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU for calling on us for your pest control needs. I also want to urge you all to physically and finonciollv support GAY PRIDE WEEK 1983.

OUR PHONE NUMBER SPELLS "A-BUGMAN"