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National Showbiz Editor with jury selection on March 16, is ex- The only group of CBC shareholders Jack Varsi pected to last a minimum of three News/Sports Editor involved in the current court pro- Chuck Patrick weeks, TWT NEWS was told. ceedings in Canada are those who hold Poetry Editor One of the shareholders, Jack Camp- Art Tomaszewski stock in the Toronto clubs. No other Contributing Editors bell, had already pleaded guilty last Harry Deutsch, David Fields, Stephanie Harris, clubs in the CBC chain are involved or Christopher Hart, Paul Herrera, Harold Hoya, November to one of the charges. under investigation, TWT NEWS was told. W.J. Quigley, Steve Vecchietti The remaining five shareholders, Ray Art Director Steven Douglas Fritz Diemer, George Hislop, Peter Maloney, GAY MURDERS Production Manager Jerry Levy and Rick Stenhouse, entered Dennis Walker Assistant Art Director into trial last Tuesday with pleas of "not STILL UNSOLVED Mitch Bartlow HOUSTON - This city's two gay Graphics Artists guilty," to be heard before judge and Thom Bisping, Mike Sullivan, Frank White, jury. Some of the five are charged with murders of last December remain un- Guy Keefer, John Buschlen Typographers only two counts; others face up to six. solved. The Ben LeDoux murder of William J. Quigley, Leslie Holmes The charges, made last April, are December 19, and the John Patrick Staff Photographers Eli Gukich, Graham, Scott Taylor, Woody Keas, "conspiracy to possess proceeds ob- murder of December 24, remain a mys- .GregJillYI!;: lWT MARCH 19 - 25.1982 PAGE 11 PAGE 10 lWT MARCH 19 - 25. 1982 California, which lists the suspect's Seventy-five percent disagreed that name most likely as Billy Dean Gillman. homosexuality was wrong. An even The two Social Security numbers Gill- larger proportion, 85%, upheld the right man used do not check out, said homi- of homosexuals to teach in public Fort Worth's cide. Homicide also knows when Gill- schools. Only nine percent felt that man arrived in Houston; last October. homosexuality was wrong! GREAT But, until Gillman makes a false The media elite interviewed revealed move, the case has reached a dead end. themselves to be one of the best Three Way!!! "Hopefully, the citizenry will not have educated groups in America, noted to wait until another life is sacrificed," writers S. Robert Licter and Stanley Smitty told TWT NEWS. Rothman. Last January, TWT NEWS published a corne composite drawing of the murder sus- pect, which was released to several key UPTIGHT ON gay magazines in the U.S. A respondent GAY NEWS il1on9 in Atlanta who saw the TWT NEWS story NEW YORK - In its MarchlApril in Cruise Magazine claimed he had Inn issue, the Columbia Journalism Review seen the suspect in a transient hotel in confirmed charges by gay rights acti- s. jennings at that city. The suspect had claimed to vists that coverage of homosexuals and be a truck driver from Phoenix. But, {he pennsylvania homosexuality by American news lead exhausted itself due to lack of con- media is by and large inadequate, unin- crete evidence, homicide said. formed and distorted. This is the main 7 am til2 am Meanwhile, Mayor Whitmire's contro- theme of "Uptight on Gay News," an ar- versial choice for police chief, Lee ticle written by former newspaperper- AFTER HOURS til 4 am Brown, is on record for having said, "the son Ransdell Pierson, who interviewed police should treat everyone the same, FRIDAY & SATURDAY nearly 200 journalists in ten cities, TWT regardless of sexual preference NEWS learned. unless they break the law." One important reason for the poor job that news organizations do, Pierson MEDIA FAVORS wrote, is that, "with rare exception, gay the651 HOMOSEXUALITY reporters and editors believe they must stay in the closet to keep their jobs, and NEW YORK - A new survey of the that their fear of being perceived as gay non-gay media shows that only nine inhibits them from making suggestions percent think that homosexuality is about covering stories about gays." wrong. In a controlled survey of such CLUB For example, only one reporter for a stalwart media companies as CBS-TV, local New York City paper, Joe Nichol- PBS-TV,ABC-TV, The New York Times, son of the Post, has openly acknow- 6511. JEnnlnGI The Washington Post, The Wall Street ledged that he is gay. In a sidebar arti- Journal, Time and Newsweek, hour- cle, "Coming Out at the New York 2 pm til 2am long interviews with 240 journalists, Post," Mr. Nicholson described the broadcasters and authors, revealed the event and reflected on how the city's following results in Public Opinion news media cover gay topics. The Magazine, TWT NEWS learned. Bringing the matter of objective gay When asked whether the govern- news reporting closer to home, TWT TL ment should regulate sexual practices, Lumber NEWS has observed that in Texas, big- only four percent agreed, stated the city newspapers have in the past tend- ~ c CompQn~ survey. Eighty-four percent strongly op- ed to headline negative stories on gay posed state control over sexual ac- murders, suicides and bar raids, and tivities. tended to ignore positive gay stories 700 S. Jennings Ninety percent of those surveyed such as Gay Pride Week. agreed that a woman has the right to But, in the past year, there has been NOON til2am decide for herself whether to have an a trend in the Texas non-gay press to abortion. be more sensitive to gay issues and TWTMARCH 19-25.1982 PAGE 13 PAGE 12 lWT MARCH 19 - 25. 1982 • publish more positive articles on gay issues. In one recent week, the Houston Chronicle published three gay stories. In Austin, the American-Statesman editorialized in favor of gay housing rights during the recent election. In AN'US Dallas, the Times-Herald has tended to liberalize faster than The Morning News. San Antonio papers, however, GALVESTON'S NEWEST DISCO still lean toward sensationalism and OPENING FRIDAY conservatism. ,m0\~O " MARCH 26 FEMINIST SURVEY ABOUT DALLAS ~~~ DALLAS - The results of a recent \\~ survey of Dallas women has been made yv available by the Department for Lesbian Issues of the Dallas Gay Alliance. In an article in Dialog, by Dave Lewis, TWT NEWS learned that over three hun- dred questionnaires were returned, mostly by well-educated women. Twenty-three percent had completed four years of college, 13% had receiv- ed masters' degrees, and 2% had received doctorates. Only 38% of the women surveyed had completed fewer than four years of college. --r.T'''~ One section of the survey dealt with how the respondents wished to be iden- ~~"Wi.tl§ tified. Thirty-six percent said they preferred to be called gay, 25% said 535 WESTHEIMER they preferred gay women, 23% prefer- red the title lesbian, and 16% preferred HOUSTON 520-0244 lesbian-feminist. Only 7% wanted to be called a homosexual, and even less, a low 4%, wanted to be called "dyke." Another section of the survey on Dallas women focused on the different organizations the respondents belong- ed to. Eighteen percent were members of a business-professional group, 16% aligned with athletic groups, 14% with religious organizations, 12% with feminists, and only 11% said they belonged to a political group. THE Seventy-two percent of the Dallas women responding said that they are not currently using illegal drugs, and 94% stated they do not use prescrip- tion drugs other than for prescribed pur- FLY poses, the report stated. lWT MARCH 19 . 25, 1982 PAGE 15 TWT MARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE 14 Fifty-four percent said they did not have power of attorney to authorize GAY PRIDE WEEK medical treatment for their lover. How- CHAIR GUIDE ever, another 40% said the question HOUSTON - The following in- was not applicable. dividuals and organizations have an- nounced to TWT NEWS this year's GPW BAYTOWN REST resource guide of phone numbers and AREA RAIDS persons who will chair GPW '82 daily activities. All phone numbers, unless BAYTOWN - The rest area on 1-10 otherwise indicated, are within the east of Houston, near Baytown, has Houston (713) calling area. been the site of several recent raids Larry Bagneris, Jr. (521-9295), and conducted by the Harris County Sher- John Kirk (529-5755), have been sel- iff's Department. ected to co-chair the entire eleven-day TWT NEWS learned that a series of GPW celebration. busts have been organized since the Thursday, June 17-Andy Mills first week of March. In one afternoon (527-9669)will chair the "Anniversary of raid, conducted last week, eight gay the Raid on Mary's." males were taken to jail for homosex- Friday, June 18-Walter Strickler ual behavior. (528-9427) will chair "A Salute to the One victim told TWT NEWS that he was Gay Businesses." invited to "go back in the woods with Saturday, June 19-Eddie Chavez a blonde, short, good-looking man with (921-0816) will co-chair the softball a beard." In describing the circum- game between HPD and MSA, and Carl stance, the victim said the man was Lawrence (774-3591)of BWMT will chair "the one who first made the sexual the Juneteenth celebration. advance." Sunday, June 20-Salute to Dallas. The blonde man turned out to be an Contact Carl Mallies of Dallas GPW undercover man with the sheriff's committee, (214) 521-0432. department. Monday, June 21-Larry Bagneris, Jr. Upon his release from jail, the victim (521-1000) will chair the GPC Educa- assailed the incident as entrapment. tional Forum. Tuesday, June 22-Kent Naasz "BENT" PLAYS (521-6541), and Rev. Charles Larson (861-9149)will co-chair The National Day HOUSTON of Remembrance. HOUSTON - On April 11, at 3:00pm, Wednesday, June 23-Roz Vecchio there will be a benefit production of the (521-2461) will chair Men and Women play Bent for the Gay Switchboard of Together celebration. Houston. After the play, wine and Thursday, June 24-Shane Hodges cheese will be served to the audience (526-8002) will chair Gay Youth Day. as they will then have the opportunity Friday, June 25-Dennis Medina to meet with the cast and director. (521-0037) will chair Gay Hispanic Bent, by Martin Sherman, is about Caucus Day. two gay lovers imprisoned in a Nazi Saturday, June 26-Any Mills concentration camp. The play is to be (527-9669) will chair the Fred Paez produced at Stages, 709 Franklin off Memorial Concert. Louisiana. Tickets will cost $10. For in- Sunday, June 27- Tony Vega, Roy formation, call the Gay Switchboard at Robinson and Guy Amedee (522-8052) (713) 529-3211, TWT NEWS was informed will chair the Gay Pride Parade. Larry by Switchboard director Rich Neil. Bagneris, Jr. (521-1000) will chair the Last Ocotber, Bent played in San An- GPC Spotts Park Rally. tonio at the Church Theatre to rave Save this list, GPW reminded TWT reviews even from the non-gay press. NEWS.~ PAGE 16 TWT MARCH 19 - 25. 1982 lWT MARCH 19·25. 1982 PAGE 17 DALLAS 526-5590 TWTMARCH 19·25. 1982 PAGE 19 PAGE 18 TWTMARCH 19·25. 1982 ~ _~(OMMENT__. 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 keeo your letters short. Coors has not been present at any GPC Gay Facts on Coors function in which the Caucus had control Dear TWT: of liquor arrangements. A functional, if not With disappointment we read the glaring official, ban of Coors still exists. erros abounding both in last week's news Our friend, Howard Wallace, gay activist story submitted to TWT by Coors from San Francisco, is being harassed Headquarters, and in the COMMENT letter with a lawsuit for his efforts to warn gay from the Dallas Coors distributor. We've people of Coors' activity. Obviously, he is researched Coors and the New Right for being effective. We offer Howard our over two years and served as speakers on support and thanks for his courage and this topic for many functions throughout hard work. the State. The case against Coors and its The reactionary right wing is truly out to anti-qay activity is irrefutable. get us. It's time that we stop selling out Coors did indeed polygraph people long-term principle for short-term gains. concerning their sexual preference. That Harvey Milk once asked, "Would you drink question was dropped and a non- a can of beer made by Hitler?" Why discrimination statement was signed should we finance our own oppression? because of work by gay activists, not Renee Rabb because of the goodness of Coors' Barbara Cigainero corporate heart. The polygraph question Houston, Texas was a practice in which Coors willingly participated in for as long as they could ... Still We're Raided get away with it. Dear TWT: Last week's news article stated that Where are we going, or have we already gays wrongly boycotted Coors because of been there? a rumor that Coors supported Anita In the last two major city elections, the Bryant. Gays were organizing against GPC has been directly responsible for Coors before the Miami campaign began. putting at least three council persons in Harvey Milk defined the problem as "Coors office, and a strong influence in electing constantly has given money to rlqht-winq several others. The election of Kathy organizations that in turn give money to Whitmire was also influenced by her GPC organizations that are very anti-qay, anti- support. In addition to her overwhelming woman and anti-minority. It's commonly voter support in the gay community were called laundering money." the hundreds of man hours GPC workers The statement that the Houston GPC afforded her, along with the financial help has cited Coors as a non-discriminatory given by the GPC. company is highly misleading. In 1977, Also, the GPC and Montrose community after winning certain concessions, GPC have consistently brought forth attractive, discontinued its participation in the articulate, educated individuals such as boycott. This decision was by no means Steve Shiflett, Lee Harrington, Bill Scott, . unanimous, and by 1980 GPC members and many others, to show a voice of became increasingly aware of the New reason, understanding and tolerance on Right and its strong anti-gay bias. gay issues. We owe the GPC and all of Joseph Coors, who runs the family- these hard workers a debt of gratitude for Owned and -controlled corporation, has their efforts and the miracles they have been documented as a major contributor accomplished. However, the bottom line of and organizer of the ultra-right. Hispanics, all this seems to be ... so what! labor, feminists and environmentalists After thousands of dollars, man hours have also found Coors to lead the way in and votes have been expended, the HPD is funding oppressive measures. Since 1980, still busting heads, making unnecessary ~ 1WTMARCH 19·25.1982 PAGE 21 TWTMARCH 19.25.19821 I PAGE 20 arrests in bars, harassing bookstores, interpret this differently, but basically it greater sacrifice for such a cause than the most out of our limited time out of arresting gay people on the street, and states that "we," the gay community, are you, or those who think as you, ever have. town. now because some cowtown ignorant "A Part Of" our city, churches, schools, Secondly, the studio presented a feature Name withheld by request minds have raised their voices, the etc., and "Not Apart From" them. As we story with a positive image of female Abilene, Texas planned gay-taught class has been know, gay people represent all walks of impersonators who happened to be gay, cancelled by the HPD. life and are not necessarily stereotypical not vice versa-once again, Mr. Sanders, Montrose Clinic Other than the fact that our annual limp-wristed sissies. This is what we must you raised your nose too high to see the Editor- The following correspondence parade can now proceed down one twelve- educate our heterosexual communities to. picture clearly. We were approached as between Mr. Roger Pillsbury and Dr. Robert block street without making a turn (or Therefore, when asked by someone what representatives of only one segment of the O'Brien has been made available to COM· some such nonsense), what do we have our theme means to you, explain it in the gay lifestyle. It seems odd that the MENT. today that we did not have before the GPC way that best expresses your feelings. majority of the response, both straight and Dear Dr. O'Brien: began to show its strength and voted If you would like to be a part of making gay, proved that the interview was done As you are aware, the new structure of Frank Mann out of office? If all we're this Gay Pride Week transpire into an with dignity and with grace. the Montrose Clinic is now a corporate going to do as a political force is elect event that everyone will talk about for Third, and last, we appeared as men structure, and not a committee as in fall candidates, it seems like considerable years to come, please call me at (713) who work with and for men who love men. last year. wasted effort. What difference does it 529-5766.Volunteers are needed for many If you feel that these emotions, thoughts I am at this time nearing the completion make who is in office if our city does not and various tasks. Please support GPW and feelings can be better versed and of my verbal contract with you as the become a better place for us to live? '82. translated by a female (no disrespect to Medical Director, which was initially Where do we go from here? Or have we John Kirk gay women intended), then I consider that agreed on September 6, 1981. I regret at already been there? Co-Chair, GPW '82 you reevaluate your homosexuality. Are this time that I shall not be able to renew Name withheld by request, for fear Houston, Texas you truly proud? this service to the Montrose Clinic on a of becoming unemployed I am and remain, full-time basis. We both are aware that this Houston, Texas "Cross-Dressing" Newman BraudlNaomi Sims was quite a financial decrease to me for Dear TWT: Houston, Texas this period, of which I consider as a "A Part Of ... " I recently saw the current Miss Gay contribution to the community itself. America and Miss Gay Universe on Dear TWT: "Art Above Politics" Therefore, I am discontinuing my Gay Pride Week 1982 in Houston is Houston Channel 13's Good Morning Dear TWT: services at Montrose Clinic on Friday, Houston. I am ashamed that the gay presently b'eing organized with many Actors Theatre of San Antonio is a March 12, 1982. community must be represented by cross- bigger and more excitlnq events planned newly-formed troupe with the objective of I shall be more than glad to complete than ever before. As GPW approaches, let dressers, thereby fulfilling straight maintaining art above politics. However, presently planned fundraising as reported us remember that it is a time of self- society's preconceived notions of the aforementioned policy is as idealistic to you in the last meeting, February, 1982. awareness and celebration of our homosexuals. as realistic. Idealistic in the sense that I shall also be more than glad to serve on Our fight for civil rights and equality in lifestyles. We recall Christopher Street and elevating the quality of local theatre is our several committees to aid in the growth of the Stonewall rebellion-and winning. the overall community is definitely goal; realistic in the sense that a goal of the Clinic within the community. hindered by our acceptance and approval Houston GPW in 1978 consisted of that nature can be accomplished. But to It has been a pleasure working with of drag queens as our representatives. seven days of Town Meeting I. accomplish such a goal we need support such a fine group of volunteers who show Why shouldn't Miss Gay America be a Unfortunately, the events attracted only a from the community. Not necessarily cash their true desires to improve their everyday minimal amount of people and required real female? donations, but support at the box office. life within the lifestyle itself, and who are very little money. 1979 GPW was more Don Sanders As all visual mediums, theatre demands an also willing to find a place within their successful, with much focus on the parade Houston, Texas .audience. But unlike films and television, hearts to give so much to a worthy cause. Why? Because it would be impossible for and rally. Many people remember 1979 as live theatre possesses, for lack of better Once again, thank you for all your woman to impersonate woman, since the year for our "United We Stand" theme. a a description, an aura of magic, that once assistance during this term. she is already woman. The art of female In 1980, "Proud To Be" was adopted for a a witnessed is felt and remembered. Roger Pillsbury impersonation is of "our own heritage." But, theme, and on June 29, 35,000 people lined Memories enrich the mind, as does Director, The Montrose Clinic to really answer your questions, TWT asked up and down Westheimer for a parade a community support for the arts and Actors Houston, Texas real-live drag queen, Naomi Sims, who was which was quite remarkable. With an Theatre. Dear Roger: on the TV program you saw, to reply. approximate budget of $25,000, this proved Brent Stone On behalf of the Board of Directors of to be a success story in itself for the gay -Editor Actors Theatre of San Antonio the Montrose Clinic, I wish to take this community. I feel that this kind of condemnation by San Antonio, Texas opportunity to offer you our thanks for Last year, GPW '81 united ourselves in Mr. Sanders is uncalled for and terribly having served as Administrative Director of this city's celebration of gay pride more unjustified. My reply to his query is three- THE Source the Clinic. than any prior years. As I witnessed fold: First, "drag" is indigenous to our Dear TWT: It is with mixed emotions that we greet 60,000 people viewing the parade on June society, and if it offends you, then avoid it. For Abilenians, TWT is the source of your departure-saddened to learn that 28, I saw many happy smiling faces and a However, it is almost always deemed consciousness and a tangible connection you will be leaving at the expiration of lot of tears shed over what many felt was necessary in the process of fundraising for to the bigger community. your initial six-month contract, but wish one of the most moving moments of their the gay cause to employ the use of "cross- We look forward to your reviews of you all the best in your new business lives. Those are some of the times I shall dressers" and their talents, free of charge. movies and books, your articles on health ventures. always remember. We (cross-dressers) too, care to do our risks and news. We envy the organizations Under your leadership, the Clinic grew 1982 brings us a theme of "A Part Of- part in the never-ending struggle for in larger cities: sports, groups, activities. from an idea to a viable entity serving the equality and in all probability make a Not Apart From." Many ~eople may We use the maps, ads and the GUIDE to get needs of the Montrose community. Your ~- ~ 'VVI MAI(CH 19·25, 1982 PAGE23 work will serve as an inspiration to all who follow in your place. Robert B. O'Brien, M.D. Chair, Board of Trustees The Montrose Clinic Houston, Texas Impressive Inquiry Dear TWT: Having recently completed an inquiry of forty-three gay publications nationwide, you should know that the three top publications for greatest value in ad dollars are Advocate, After Dark and This Week in Texas. I am impressed. Jim Schultz Assistant General Manager Fife's Resort Guerneville, California ", , , used to be FUN Dear TWT: Remember when it used to be FUN to be gay? You didn't even have to worry about pregnancies. You never had any hotel bills. And you were privy to all sorts of secrets, inside one-liners, handshakes and knowing glances. You even knew more about body language than most of your straight friends. Now, straights are only three months the Greek God behind the fashions instead of a year, drugs are becoming too expensive and it of wine hurts to take a shit. What's happening? and John Bode Dallas, Texas All the FUN must be catching up on us. merriment -Editor '1V.f MERGING FROM TH COMING SOON EPTHS OF TIME .. TO :t HOUSTON NLYO 523 Lovett HE EN Houston 523-3396 lWT MARCH 19 - 25. 1982 PAGE 25 ~ _A WOMAN'S PLACE_ i1( "~:._ '%i' " '" " ' K.. }Ii. ".,' ',,'" ',"'ii:' '" ' '" GARAG'€· ~AIES.tW GAY PRID€W€€l< :8Q GfI RffG E:! S'fILE: S"ATURDAY MARCH 'QO NUMBER'S- Q PflRl TWTMARCH 19-25, 1982 TWT MARCH 19 - 25,1982 PAGE26 PAGEt of it. Is it running topless at your •••••••••••••••• favorite lake? Sure, it feels good. Is it attending social and political func- : DRAGON: ~ tions? Yes, if taking responsibility for • yourself as a person is important to you. • Those words sound harsh, but it's true. • & THE RAT · Too many of us let others take care of • Antiques and Oddities • 9ff~ "business" while we bury our heads in @if ~ ~ t/Jv {W~ the sand. No wonder we're so poorly • • represented in the community, state, • CUSTOM • nation and world. : FRAMING : Don't complain or bad mouth ~~ & cfr~ r#P~ anybody (male or female) who's trying • POSTERS • to help you walk with pride in a coun- try that doesn't even want you to : SPECIAL TV : .~~~. breathe. It's as simple as "I'm all I've • CARDS • got." It's up to us to take care of ourselves. I care, but I want you to do • • ~~~ your share. It's a full-time job and one • Everything • you can't ignore. • from Silk to Syphilis • wnd~ ~~~~ Lesbian visibility is being responsi- ble for yourself in a community that • 11 TO 7 DAILY 520-5293· cares about you. STOP and introduce • • .cfr~wnd cfr~ yourself-we're waiting. • 1416 WESTHEIMER • Now back to my shopping list-Ivory • HOUSTON • or Lux? 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Hot items like these are the cludes such things as heredity, life- ~jN THE H~LE'PA.TI~ media's delight because they sell lots style, personality traits, mental health of printed words, But, except perhaps and environment. to her hard-core fans, the fact that Lily 1) Eat a variety of foods: You need ~~'~P ~'''~F ~"""E •....•~L wore a lime-green '50s prom dress and about 40 different nutrients which are ~~~ ~ ~",\\,,~ ,. .------a wrist corsage to Oscar night in 1976 found in the foods you normally eat. No HE KEYBOARD KAPERS OF THE KAMPYi is probably a less serious matter to single food contains all of the nutrients most than is what we put in our mouths, you need, therefore the best advice is A thorough examination of nutrition to eat a variety; the greater the variety, would take every page of TWT ever the less likely you are to develop a defi- printed, and much more (consider that ciency or an excess of any single nu- TWT has been in business for seven trient. This also reduces your likelihood .t\~oki, ~ona years now). Thus, these paragraphs do of being exposed to excessive amounts 5-~· ~ PNt. not pretend to exhaust or complete the of contaminants in any single food subject, but do offer sound, basic ad- item. vice taken from reports of the U,S. Select foods from each of several FREEHOT DOGS AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS Departments of Agriculture and Health food groups: for example, fruits and and Human Services. The guidelines vegetables; cereals, grains and breads; t09lUAM HOUSTON 528-9066 below are intended to apply to the meats, poultry, eggs and fish; dry peas lWTMARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE31 lWT MARCH 19· 25, 1982 and beans; and milk, cheese and yo- drates and fats. If you limit your fat in- foods with labels that include sugar or gurt. Fruits and vegetables are excel- take, you should increase your calories the names sucrose, glucose, maltose, lent sources of vitamins, especially C and carbohydrates to supply your dextrose, lactose, fructose or syrups- and A. Whole grain and enriched bread, body's energy needs. Carbohydrates especially if any of these words appear cereals and grain products provide 8- contain less than half the number of first on the label. vitamins, iron and energy. Meats sup- calories per ounce than fats. Complex 6) Avoid too much sodium: The ma- ply protein, fat, iron and other minerals, carbohydrates are better than simple jor hazard of excessive sodium is for as well' as several vitamins, including carbohydrates in this regard. Simple persons who have high blood pressure. thiamine and vitamin 8-12. Dairy prod- carbohydrates-such as sugars-pro- To reduce the intake of sodium eat ucts are major sources of calcium and vide calories but little else in way of sparingly those foods to which large other nutrients. nutrients. Complex carbohydrate foods amounts of sodium have been added. 2) Maintain ideal weight: If you're too -such as beans, peas, nuts, seeds, Add little or no salt at the table and limit fat, your chances of developing chronic fruits and vegetables, and whole grain your intake of salty foods such as ••• JUST disorders such as diabetes, high blood breads and cereals-contain many es- potato chips, pretzels and condiments. pressure and heart disease are increas- sential nutrients in addition to calories. 7) If you drink alcohol, do so in mod- ANOTHER ed. If you do need to lose weight it is The average U.S. diet is low in fiber. eration: Alcoholic beverages tend to be best to do so gradually. "Crash" diets, Eating more foods high in fiber tends high in calories and low in other nutri- if they work at all, usually do not last to reduce the symptoms of chronic con- ents. If you're trying to lose weight, BLOODY:SUNDAY and can be dangerous. stipation, diverticulosis, and some drink less. Heavy drinking may cause a 'OS 3) Avoid too much fat, saturated fat types of "irritable boweL" There is variety of serious conditions such as $l, .BLOODV MARYS and cholesterol: Populations like ours some evidence that low fiber diets may cirrhosis of the liver and some neuro- with diets high in fats and cholesterol increase the risk of developing colon logical disorders. Cancer of the throat tend to have high blood cholesterol cancer. and neck is more common in people 2-6PM EVERY SUNDAY levels which increase many individuals' Foods high in fiber content include who drink, and especially in people who risk of having heart attacks. For the U.S. fruits and vegetables, whole grain drink and smoke. population as a whole, reduction in our breads and cereals. The effects of "recreational" drugs current intake of total fat and choles- 5) Avoid too much sugar: The major will be taken up in a future article. CANDACE HOWES terol is sensible. This is especially ap- health hazard from eating too much For further reading on diet and its AND SIDEWINDER propriate for people who have high sugar is tooth decay. There is no con- relationship to good heatlh, write to: blood pressure or who smoke. Eggs vincing evidence that sugar causes Superintendent of Documents, U.S. MARCH 20 and organ meats are examples of foods heart attacks, blood vessel diseases or Government Printing Office, Washing- SAT. 9:30PM-1:30AM that contain high cholesterol levels. diabetes. 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DALLAS. 521-9035 I VISA' I TO SERVE YOU BETTER WE NOW HONOR VISA/MASTERCARD PAGE 32 TWTMARCH 19-25.1982 TWTMARCH 19-25.1982 •PAGE 33 Daughters of Heaven by Shelley \VII Fitze. 7 women II~ 2 men _ENTEf\TI\INMENL_ Music auditions for Short Orders will :1 TEXAS be held at 6:00pm on Mon., March 22. by Rob Clark All auditionees are asked to provide a picture and resume and a three-minute HOUSTON (713) The Ensemble at1010Tuam opened prepared monologue. Long-time movie great June Allyson the comedy production The Dozens For additional information, contact makes her Windmill Dinner Theatre March 12. The satire deals with an the theatre office. 225-6210. debut in the Pheobe and Henry Ephron American singer and her manager- comedy-farce, My Daughter, Your Son, husband who are trapped in a Coca opening Tues., March 23, for a five-week Cola factory in Africa during a revolu- run. This production, directed by veter- tion. Dozens will play Fri., Sat. and Sun. an Jack Booch, is a lovable, entertain- through April 11. Call 520-0055for ticket ing look at a young couple whose mar- reservations. riage plans become their parents' pri- Also at Jones Hall will be Scott mary priority. One set of parents is ur- Joplin's enduring opera, Treemonisha, bane and sophisticated; the other rural playing March 20, 24 and 25 at 8:00pm. but colorful. Reservations are available The opera is set in the 1880s on a de- by telephoning 464-7655,or at the Wind- serted white plantation when the former mill Dinner Theatre box-office, 390 slaves attempt to cope with their new- Way Upstream Town & Country Blvd. found freedom. The ensemble scenes Riverman Vince (in water, Graeme at the end of each act are the show Eton) helps Hadforth Bounty crew (l-r, stoppers. Information may be obtained Carole Boyd, Robin Herford and lavinia DENTON (817) by calling 227-ARTS. Bertram) get their boat unstuck from North Texas State University's Stages (709 Franklin) presents Mar- the mud in this scene from Alan Ayck- speech and drama department presents tin Sherman's hit production, Bent, bourn's latest play, Way Upstream (yes, the comedy-opera A/bert Herring, writ- which received rave reviews in both ma- that is real water flooding Alley Thea- ten by renowned gay playwright Benja- jor newspapers in Houston last week. tre's large stage). Way Upstream plays min Britten. The kingdom is in search For times and ticket information, call March 25-31. For reservations, contact of a young virgin maiden to be the 225-9539. the Alley box-office at 228-8421. year's Queen of May. Problems arise Audtions for Stages' Texas Play- DAllAS (214) after it is discovered that there are no wrights Festival will be held on Sun., P.S. You Cat is Dead will play at virgin girls left in the kingdom. It is then March 21, 1-6pm, and Mon., March 22, Greenville Ave. Theatre through March decided that a virgin male will be crown- 7-10pm, at the theatre, 709 Franklin at 20. The production was written by ed King of May. You know what it's like Louisiana. Casting at that time is for James Kirkwood and is a darkly-hued finding a virgin male? A/bert Herring four of the six festival productions: comedy about a despondent actor's will play for three performances only, Casserole by Jack Heifner and New Year's Eve encounter with an off- March 26 & 27 at 8pm, March 28 at 2pm. directed by Ron Jones. beat gay burglar attempting to rob his Call 788-2760 for tickets. 2 men-age 25-30 apartment for the third time. The theatre SAN ANTONIO (512) 2 men-age 35-50 is located at 2814 Greenville and reser- Streamers has been held over at Bon- 2 women-age 25-40 vations can be made by calling ham Exchange for Fri., March 19, and June Allyson 1 woman-age 40-50 823-3670. Sat., March 20, due largely to the turn- Houston Grand Opera presents Ver- 1 woman-age 20-30 Rufino Tamayo will exhibit recent out of mainly ... non-gay people. Come di's epic masterpiece, Don Car/a, for Laundry & Bourbon by James Mc- mixographs at Southwest II Gallery on folks, how do you expect gay thea- four performances at Jones Hall, March lure and directed by larry Arnhold. through May 1.The gallery is located at tre to become established if we don't 18,23 and 26, at 8:00pm, and March 21 1 woman-early 30s 2710 Boll St. support our own? Streamers is produc- at 2:30pm. The elegant score is sung in West Texas accent The first major museum exhibition to ed by the newly-formed Actors Theatre Italian by Mirella Freni, Grace Bumbry, Short Orders by various Houston focus on a varied and fascinating art of San Antonio, and is directed by Jerry Nicolai Ghiaurov, Giorgio Zancanaro playwrights and directed by John David tradition, Art of the Archaic /ndone- Pilato. Pilato recently directed the and William Dansby. Call 227-ARTS for Etheredge and Sheri Brogdon. sians, will be presented at the Dallas critically-acclaimed Church Theatre's information. 10 actor/singer/musicians Museum of Fine Arts through April 25. production, Bent. Call 822-6111."11.1 PAGE 46 TWTMARCH 19·25. 1982 TWTMARCH 19·25.1982 PAGE 47 THREE'S COMPANY s -2 4 POLO. LACOSTE • JOCKEY • DOLFIN • AlKIRE SPORTS LOCKER SAN FRANCISCO • ~. HOLLYWOOD. HOUSTON 311 WESTHEIMEP. TWTMARCH 19·25,1982 PAGE 49 PAGE 48 TWTMARCH 19·25,1982 POPCORN DEPT - Health, Robert \\911 Altman's satirical film about the "poli- tics" at a health food convention, was __ SHOWe,IZ __ completed around 1979 and then was more or less abandoned by 20th Cen- by Jack Varsi tury-Fox. In spite of an incredible cast o LA DOLCE VIDEO - One of the and some enthusiastic sneak-preview raciest and most thoroughly entertain- audiences, the film never had wide ing nightclub acts of the last few years theatrical distribution and it was even- was the Wayland Flowers and Madame tually sold to cable television. A couple show which created standing-room- of other unusual films, The Great San- only conditions everywhere it played. tini and The Stunt Man had similar Wayland and Madame have made televi- fates, but they built up enough momen- sion appearances for years, but Ma- tum from cable exposure to earn their dame's delightful nastiness was never release to theaters. Renewed interest in really allowed to hit full stride in family Health is giving that film its long- shows like Hollywood Squares (where awaited theatrical premiere in New York Madame even managed to upstage the on April 7. Health is one of the best late Paul Lynde). However, beginning in "serious" comedies in years, and it September, late-night TV will be getting deserves to be a big hit. Incidentally, it a shot in the arm and a kick in the ass doesn't hurt that the cast includes with a new five-nights-a-week series Glenda Jackson, Carol Burnett, James called Madame's Place, starring Garner and Lauren Bacall, with guest Madame, the puppet with the world's Sally Struthers appearances by Dinah Shore and Dick,..-"...'"-.,' _. sexiest profile. Described as "TV's Newhart Show, and Sally Struthers may ,Cavett. ~, Lauren Sacall ~;~..-f' most uninhibited show," each episode return in a half-hour series called Gloria ';,"'",..... -~-""".,~ ~ ~\.>..~ will take place at Madame's Hollywood where, presumably, she'll reprise her mansion and will feature her cohorts, role from All In the Family ... MGM's Jiffy, Crazy Mary and Ridgley, her Eng- classic Seven Brides For Seven lish butler, among others. In addition to Brothers also may become a weekly the five-night series, Madame's Place series ... Sometime this spring you can will also air in an hour-long weekend expect the premiere of the TV version Ayn Rand, 1936 version. By the way, in case you haven't of 9 To 5, which stars Rita Moreno, heard, Madame "ain't no dummy!" Rachel Dennison (Dolly Parton's little IN MEMORIAM - Ayn Rand, one of TV OR NOT TV - Don't touch that sister), Valerie Curtin and Jean Marsh_ the most controversial intellectuals of dial, I'm not through! During May, NBC Jane Fonda is one of the producers of the twentieth century, died March 6 at will unveil its 10-hour epic Marco Polo that series, but she won't appear on the the age of 77. Her philosophy of "ra- miniseries on four consecutive nights. show ... Joanie Loves Chachi, another tional self-interest" was set forth in her Ken Marshall has the title role and he's spin-off from Happy Days, also debuts novels We The Living (1936), The Foun- supported by Anne Bancroft, John Giel- this spring. Scott Baio, Ellen Travolta tainhead (1943), and Atlas Shrugged gud, John Houseman, Burt Lancaster, and Erin Moran are featured in that one. (1957), and collections of essays such Leonard Nimoy and Sada Thompson ... BRIEF ANNOUNCEMENT DEPT- as The Virtue of Selfishness (1965). Walt Disney Productions is preparing a Check out Saturday Night Live (March Movie actress Virginia Bruce, whose series treatment of their classic POlly- 20)for the first television appearance of career ranged from early talkies like The anna ... Bob Newhart is returning to the new Mamas and the Papas. Love Parade in 1928to Strangers When television next season in The New Bob We Meet in 1960, died February 24 at the age of 72. Murray the K (Murray Kaufman), one of the most influential radio DJs of the rock 'n' roll era, died February 21 at the age of 60. Soon after the Beatles arrived in early 1964, they were befriended by Murray the K who for a while was known as "the fifth Dick Cavett Beatie." '\II" PAGE50 TWTMARCH 19·25.1982 TWTMARCH 19·25.1982 PAGE51 THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HBLPED TO MAKE OUR SIXTH ANNIVERSARY SUCH A GREAT SUCCESS. A BROTHERHOOD OF THANKS GOES TO THE BRANDING IRON CLUB OF DALLAS AND OUR OWN MUSTANG CLUB. WALTER, TERRY, RON AND THE STAFF HOME OF THE MUSTANGS 1211 RicHMOND. HOUSTON. 527·9071 110 PACIFIC HOUSTON 528-9421 EXTRA PARKING ON THE CORNER OF MT. 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TWT MARCH 19· 25. 1982 TWT MARCH 19·25. 1982 PAGE 54 PAGE 55 by Chuck TWT Will BE 8 - You've come to the right magazine to win $88.88 in our "count all the eights and 8's in our eighth 1430 N. MAIN anniversary contest" for Volume 8, issue SAN ANTONIO 1 which hits the streets March 26. 225-6654 Prepare to count! Prepare to win! AUSTIN - This Saturday, March 20, Mary Wilson's Supremes will be in concert at Tex's Colorado Street Bar. also this Saturday night over at Red River Crossing, the Candace Howes Sidewinder Band will be playing live ... the gay movie, Taxi Zum Kia opened March 19 for a two-week run at The Varsity SAN ANTONIO - In 1980, Kevin Theatre on the UT-drag ... a contingency Wagner (left) was crowned Mr. Gay San of sweet sixteen Austinites belonging to Antonio. Last year, 1981, Monty Laurent the Sunday Social Club journeyed to (right) won the city title. Next Thursday Houston last weekend for gay-day at night at Sunset Boulevard, the 1982 title Astroworld to help the amusement park holder will be crowned in the annual grand open last Saturday ... at last pageant and join the heirarchy of MGSA Sunday's Red River chili cookoff, the ... also next Thursday night, the Bonham team of Randy Mayes and Harriete Exchange begins its new man-of-the- Jennings won ... and the Scott Taylor month contest by selecting the man for CRUISE CAMERA has zoomed in on the new March ... Streamers has been held over owner of the all new Boathouse dance at Bonham in the grand ballroom where and cruise bar. Meet Jerry Smith, former drag shows are being booked ... the new pro-football player with the Washington San Pedro Mining Company should open Redskins, who has brought his tight-end any day, says Paul ... happy birthday to to Texas. Photo (see below) taken at the Lollie (no, we don't know how old) . Boathouse's first ~esday ten-cent and, the gay community's friend at drink night. KSAT-TV, Deborah Stone, channel 12's anchor news person, is leaving to join the CASH "' Cable News Network. HOUSTON - Mary Wilson's Supremes PRIZES bring back that Motown sound this Friday night, March 19, to The Copa EMCEE-ALICE PHALLUS stage ... Number's d], Frank Collins, WITH GUEST STARS returns to guest jock at Revelations in Los Angeles on April 4 ... Congregation NAOMI SIMS AND JAHONAU REIS Aytz Chayim is sponsoring a night of FOR APPLICATION INFORMATION CALL THE CLUB Bent on Friday, April 2 when the gay play plays Stages at 709 Franklin. WOMEN - Real women (not female SUNDAY SHOW impersonators) interested in twirling batons for the Montrose Flag Corp are 11PM MARCH 21 asked to contact Andy Mills at (713) PAULETTA LEIGH-LISA KING 527-9669. MORE WOMEN - Eight contestants L1NDSY LOVE-ALICE PHALLUS auditioned for live entertainment at and special guest emcee LADY SHAWN Houston's Kindred Spirits last Sunday. Judges were Kit van Cleave, Pokie Anderson, Cherry Wolf, Shirley Box, and Andy Mills. Next auditions are March 28. STIll MORE WOMEN - In Dallas, the intra-bar pool tourney is this Sunday TWTMARCH 19-25.1981 afternoon at Jugs! Should be wild and PAGE 56 very competitive! ~ with the new location which opens officially on April 1 . , . The Landing will not close while extensive remodeling from lights to carpeting carries on ... a half hour of free well drinks is on tap every Wednesday at the new Texas Music and Feed Company ... an old fashioned skate night at Starlight Rollercade is on tap for the MCCD next Thursday, .. and, a cut-a-thon is on tap for this Sunday at Midnight Hair presented by the Imperial Court of Diamond Lions. NAUTILUS DALLAS - In last week's article entitled "The Nautilus Way," part four in a continuing weekly series of narrative features on health and hygiene, TWT reported that Nautilus equipment MGSWA PAGEANT - After two long was available in Dallas at both the but lavish nights of glitter and production President's Turtle Creek Health Spa and at Numbers Two, Terri Sylvna (right) was at Fitness Exchange. A shop of both crowned the new Miss Gay Southwest Dallas clubs this past weekend revealed America, as last year's winner Tasha Kohl to our reporter, Richard Rogers, that the gave up her crown. Terri also won best President's Health club has no pure sports wear and best presentation. In the Nautilus equipment! TWT was told over CRUISE CAMERA photo above is first runner- the phone that they have eight pieces of up (left) Jerry Harper, who also won best "Nautilus-type" equipment. However, our talent. Bobbi Holiday placed as second reporter's personal inspection yielded runner-up, Ramona Sims won best only four pieces. By contrast, Fitness evening gown, and Fritz Capon won best Exchange in Dallas has 28 pieces of pure male interview. No doubt about it, when Nautilus - two complete sets. To make RJ Productions brings a production to a long story short, the Dallas Nautilus any town, it's a realill big production! scorecard reads: Fitness Exchange - 28; DIGNITY CONFERENCE - Dignity/ President's Turtle Creek - O. Houston will host the Spring Region VII MISS GAY LATIN - Renda Lando (see Dignity Conference this weekend, March CRUISE CAMERA photo below) was officially 20-21. Delegates and visitors are expected crowned the new 1982 Miss Gay Latin on from Chapters in Austin, Dallas, Ft. March 13 at La Musiquera Club. Miss Worth, Lubbock, San Antonio, New Lando actually won the title back on Orleans and Baton Rouge. All meetings January 21 but because of a Cookie which will include various workshops, as Cantu snafu, her actual crown and prize well as a Mass, will be held at the money were not available for Catholic Newman Center across from the presentation until last week. Laura University of Houston Campus on Canales was named first runner-up and Calhoun. Lola was titled second runner-up." D/FW TEA - Miss Gay Fort Worth is next Thursday night at The Other Place . Miss Gay Wooden Nickel is next Friday night at The Wooden Nickel. Mr. Fraternity House is next Wednesday night at Nick's Frat House ... and, at the Miss Northeast Texas Entertainment regional held at the Landing, there were actually three equal finalists rather than just one as Ann Marr, Sheri Powers and Bobbi Holiday will all represent D/FW at the finals. BIG D - The Den is moving to 4114 Maple and will reopen early next month so watch for your private invitation the Golden Unicorn will open in the old Alcatraz location; not to be confused PAGE58 TWTMARCH 19·25,1982 !KON~ . TIKI· I Galveston 763-9031 214 23rd Street &' Tremont The Staff and ~ Management of the CRUISE CAMERA - His real name is KON- TIKI and the Robert Lopez, but his sweetheart's name •• is Bobby lo Bobby of Dallas was judged BLUE ROOM wish the 50s sweetheart contest winner along to express warmest with his partner whose name is also appreciation to Robert. Representing the Eighth Day, ic they walked away with not only best TASHA costume and best couple, but also best NAOMI dancer in the jitter-bug contest. GARAGE SALES - The MSA garage SABRINA ¥ sale is this Saturday and Sunday in Dirty * Sally's parking lot. Meanwhile around the CANDI corner at Numbers Two, the gay pride CHANTE and BEER BUST week garage sale is this Saturday. Bargains, food, and drinks! ADRIENE •• FUN-FOOD-FROLIC NAME DROPPER - Naomi Sims, via for a devastating DOOR PRIZES-SURPRISES New York City, returns to Galveston's show on March 12 Kon Tiki for an April 2 show ... Terry of Houston's Barn wishes to thank all his •• friends who sent candy, flowers and "get well" wishes to his un-cocktail stay at the hospital ... HOT TEA understands Number's John Allison has recently been into virgin blonde leather. . Ron Well is ~ P moving back to Houston from San •• Francisco. GALVESTON'S ~ UN·NAME DROPPER - HOT TEA asks NEWEST BAR that someone please come forward and drop a name on us as to who really authored" A Part Of ... Not Apart NOW OPEN From," this year's Houston gay pride 9:30PM-1:30AM week theme. It turns out that Dori THUR-SUN 11- Meador did not author the slogan. In * ATOP THE KON-TIKI fact, no one at GPW knows who did. Will the real author please come forward so the gay press can give credit where credit is due! 7~& TATTlE TALE - The Dixieland Kings ~ return to Houston's Hole this weekend 'BLUe . incidentally, the keyboard kapers of Keoki Kona along with occasional cameo 1 more ... great fun, thanks to Lyle and PAGE 61' TWT MARCH 19·25. 1982 Alan! ,1,1I.1' PAGE 60 HALSTEAD THE ULTIMATE IS BACK! UNIFORM FANTASY! BEST OF THE YEAR (THUS FAR) fRfNCft NOW OPEN TILL 2:30AM WEEKDAYS TWTMARCH 19-25.1982 TWTMARCH 19-25.1982 PAGE 63 PAGE 62 __ ~SP@f\TS__ TAMMANY HAUL WINS ball World Series. Grand prize in the raf- fle is airfare for two to San Francisco HOUSTON - After leading their divi- with the championship team to attend sion through most of the year, Tam- the Gay Softball World Series, or an many Haul was victorious in their quest alternate prize of $500. for the overall number one champion- Additional prizes include a dinner ship slot in the just completed 1981-'82 certificate courtesy of Rascal's, gift cer- MSA Monday Night Bowling League, re- tificates courtesy of Friday's Florist, ported Mike Steiniger to TWT SPORTS. and a stained glass window from Crea- Team members from the champion- tive Glass, MSA told TWT SPORTS. ed Tammany Haul bowlers included Rick Beskin, Rod Lee, John Murray, Karl OLBA OPE N INGS Overturff and John Shaft. DALLAS - Work and other conflict- MSA SUMMER LEAGUE ing responsibilities have caused several members of the Oak Lawn Bowling HOUSTON - The summer league of Association to drop out, TWT SPORTS has the Montrose Sports Association is been told by president David Martin. now forming. The league will, as Anyone wishing to join a team as a per- always, bowl on Monday evenings at manent member should contact Martin 9:00pm at Stadium Lanes. This year's at (214) 526-3948, or come by Bronco summer league will officially begin on Bowl, 2600 Ft. Worth Ave., in Oak Cliff, April 5. on Monday nights at 8:15pm. Any teams or individual bowlers in- OLBA currently has over 250 mem- terested in the summer league may bers, which offers the opportunity to contact Mike Steiniger, (713)960-1518. enjoy a sport and make new friends. CHAVEZ LEAGU E OAK LAWN PINS HOUSTON - In the Eddie Chavez DALLAS - Here are the latest stand- Bowling League, these are the top three ings in the OLBA as released to TWT teams, conclusive through Thursday, SPORTS by Scott Kreschler. March 11, action: 1) Kindred Spirits #2; Division A: 1) Branding Iron/Tex's 2) Tropical Fruit of Just Marion & Ranch #2; 2) Crews Inn Two; and 3) Lynn's; 3) Ace's High, Strokers. Chris Beck'sBta won high MONDAY MOONLIGHT MADNESS Over-200 game winners included series and Shannon Fortune's 231 won Mike Linder with 203, Mark Hall with high game. HAPPY HOUR: MIDNIGHT TILL 2AM 202, and Louis Schneider with 201, Ken- Division B: 1) Crews Inn Cruisers; 2) ny Fennison reported to TWT SPORTS. Night Bailers; and 3) Ball Busters. Lon- DAILY HAPPY HOUR: llam-7pm ny Martin won both high series and high GARAGE SALE game with scores of 666 and 248. HOUSTON - This weekend, in the Division C scores were not available Dirty Sally's parking lot, the MSA will at TWT SPORTS press time. GRAB A PARTNER hold a garage sale of goodies. MSA garage sale hours this Saturday CORPUS GUTTE R FOR PUSH LESSONS are 8am-5pm, and Sunday 10am-3pm. CORPUS CHRISTI - In this city's gay Gutter League, Bobby Wilcox won EVERY TUESDAY SPRI NG RAFFLE last Monday night's high series, 8:30pm-lOpm HOUSTON - The MSA Softball average and game, with scores of 589, League players are now selling raffle 162 and 205, TWT SPORTS learned. tickets to help raise funds to send this Here are the top four teams: 1)Texas DALLAS 3912-14 CEDAR SPRINGS 522-9611 year's league champions to San Fran- Boys; 2) Gutter Sluts; 3) Cruisers; and cisco to compete in the 1982 Gay Soft- 4) Hidden Door. 'IV? 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J. . •• ~.. •.• .1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~fIII,~~;,~~,.\il)1~.w!~~U TERRI ANN MELTON AND THE TEXAS HOME GROWN BAND SUNDAYS 5-9PM WEDNESDAYS 9PM-MIDNIGHT PAGE 72 TWTMARCH 19·25.1982 PAGE 73 -- "rge 'Week 05c'J\1arch 19 - 25 S'fA'RgAZER: About an hour before sunrise next Wednesday, c'J\1arch 24, you'll see the thin crescent'Newlsvloon near bright 'Venus, but closest to tiny cJv1ercury. 'F0R~'L'L SIgNS: This month's~wc'J\1oon begins precisely at 4:17am Texas time,cJv1arch 25, inc7\ries. Since a~wc'J\1oon is traditionally an excellent time for new beginnings, this week's S"rA'RSG0PE examines your~W'2'JvIoon, pointing out which zodiac house is affected. ~'lUES: The Sun moves into your 'fAURUS: This month's 'New" c'J\1oon sign this Saturday,c'J\1arch 20, usher- occurs next Thursday in your twelfth ing in your birthday cycle. You are house. The ~w c'J\1oon is an ideal entering a period of thirty days when time for launching any private en- your personality is at its peak. You deavors or secretive plans for a suc- will now be more c7\ries than usual. cessful conclusion. Now is your best All of the traits ofc7\ries are now ex- time of the year to quietly forge up- tremely accentuated. Furthermore, ward. this month's 'New" c'J\1oon occurs in gEMINI: This month's 'New" c'J\1oon your sign-a once-a-year occurrence. occurs next Thursday in your elev- This is your best time of the year for enth house. The 'New" c'J\1oon is an new beginnings. Any personal proj- ideal time for launching any social ects launched on or after the ~w goals for a successful conclusion. (Moon will bear the fruits of success. Friendships, group activities, social A new you, a new personality, a new events and crowd activities are all diet, a new exercise program, a new spotlighted. Now is your best time of attitude, a new personal success goal, the year to advance socially. or a new set of clothes, can catapult GANGER: This month's'l\lewc'J\1oon you onward. occurs next Thursday in your tenth TWTMARCH 19 - 25. 1982 I'PAGE 74 lWTMARCH 19-25.1982 PAGE 15 house. The 'New" c:Moon is an ideal affair or to deepen existing ties with your mate. Marital matters and all time for launching any career goals "45 YEARS YOUNG" for a successful conclusion. Job ad- partnership plans can now yield sue- Pin k vancement, interviewing for a new cess and happiness. Now is the best career, and convincing others of your time of the year for launching such job-related ideas, are all spotlighted. cozy matters. Elephant Now is your best time of the year to SG<9R'PI<9:This month's'N..ewc:Moon advance career-wise, occurs next Thursday in your sixth "OLDEST & FRIENDLIEST IN TEXAS" LEELAND, HOUSTON 'L'E<9:This month's 'New" c:Moon oc- house. The 'New" c:Moon is an ideal 1218 659.0040 curs next Thursday in your ninth time for launching any matters per- ":';---'i>"~iC""" -~~ house. The 'New"c:Moon is an ideal taining to either job or health. The SATURDAY MARCH 20 time for launching any educational 'N..ewc:Moon marks a new beginning goals for a successful conclusion. Self. for coworker relationships, for job ad- PLAYGIRL FOLLIES- advancement through learning is vancement, for seeing a doctor, den- STARRING spotlighted. Travel plans are also en- tist or counselor for a proper diag- LAURA LEE LOVE hanced by the 'N..ewc:Moon. Now is nosis and treatment, and for taking your best time of the year to advance care of mundane but highly·import· LANA KANE in schooling and in travel. ant personal matters. This is your EYDIE MAE 'VIRg<9: This month's'Newgvloon oc- best time of the year for any new PLUS GUEST curs next Thursday in your eighth beginnings regarding these earthy matters. BUNNY LaCARA house. The 'New" c:Moon is an ideal SHOWTIME lO:30PM (SHARP) SAg1TrA'IUUS: This month's 'New" time for launching any matters per- ...... _. ~OV~ ... _,..... ,_ taining to other people's money. Tax c:J'v1oonoccurs next Thursday in your matters, estate developments, inher- fifth house. The 'N..ewc:Moon is your SATURDAY MARCH 27 itances and dealing with other best time of the year for launching PLAYGIRL MONDAY - CLOSED people's money are all spotlighted. any goals concerning love affairs. Dating, romancing. socializing and FOLLIES TUES· WED - 112 PRICE DRINKS Now is your best time of the year to benefiting from entertainment are all 50s SHOW advance in mutual money matters •....~,-. THURSDAY - DRINK 'N' DROWN and to carve out a profitable nitch in accentuated under this 'N..ewc:Moon. •... --~-~------,-- NIGHT -$6.00 ALL your income tax return. This is a time of exceptional romantic HAPPy HOURS: YOU CAN DRINK 'LI~RA: This month's'N..ewVv!oon oc- opportunity. To benefit from this'New" SATURDAY: MIDNIGHT-2AM c:J'v1oon,remain visible. Do not stay SUNDAY: NooN·MIDNIGHT curs next Thursday in your seventh MONDAY·FRIDAY: 4·8PM FRI·SAT - AFTER HOURS house. The 'New" c:Moon is an ideal hidden at home or you will miss a OPEN lOAM MON·SAT splendid romantic opportunity. SUNDAY - 112 PRICE time for launching any serious ro- NOON SUNDAY GA'PRIG<9~: This month's 'New" BEER NITE mantic matters. Marriage is ruled by A MONTROSE ALTERNATIVE the seventh house. Knowing this, act c:J'v1oonoccurs next Thursday in your now to tie the wedding knot in a new fourth house of the home. Now ••is 3503 \ WEST AVE. I BABYSITTER: MUST BE WILLING TO TRA VEL USA & ~ "--S-P-R-I-N-O-B-U-F-F-E-T-.--- STORE EUROPE. ALL EXPENSES PAID ~K~~)~~I~~~~ Putting America BlICk To Work MODELING: $6 per hour *1 SUNDAYS NOON-3PM TYPING: $800 per month WITH FREE CHAMPAGNE 520-JOBS CONSTRUCTION . AND $1 BLOODY MARYS &. SCREWDRIVERS A JOB GUARANTEED ~ RECEPTIONIST: $1000 Agency per month 520-5627 BEGINNING MARCH 22 DRIVERS BARTENDERS 4 WES-THEIMER NIGHTLY DINNER SPECIALS WAITERS CARPENTERS HIRIN-G NO=Wl PLUS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT HAIRSTYLISTS 224 Westheimer SUite 200 Houston, Texas. 77006 lWTMARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE 76 TWTMARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE 77 your best time of the year for any matters dealing with domestic con- MEMBER HOUSTON TAVERN GUILD Lessthan an hour and a half north of San Francisco, there's a special cerns. Buying or selling property, finding a new address or redecorating place to relax, let loose, and make new friends. the current abode are all favored Welcome to Fife's. A complete resort on the Russian River with 14 under this c:J\1arch'N..ewc:J\1oon.Your FRIDAY AND SATURDAY acres of redwoods, creeks, meadows and gardens. home front stands to benefit greatly. Fife's has 50 private rustic cabins, many with woodstoves. In the ~QUA'RJUS: This month's ~w 9:30PM·1 :30AM lodge there is a superb restaurant, full-service bar and overstuffed fur- c1Joon occurs in your third house ABAND niture by the brick fireplace. next Thursday. Matters relating to At Fife's there's always something to keep you entertained-games, communication and travel are the likeliest to benefit from this 'New" THE REBEL sports, movies, dancing and special events regularly scheduled c1v1oon.This is your best time of the throughout the year. year for writing, talking, communica- OUTLAWS The adventurous can enjoy the nearby Pacific coast, towering red- ting and traveling. Take advantage of wood forests, and the many fine wineries that have made Sonoma this third house situation so that you SUNDAY 8:30 County famous. may advance any of your mental LITTLE BOBBY'S Stay a few days or a few weeks- Fife's has seasonal weekday and goals pertaining to communication. VARIETY REVUE Your chances for gain and success in weekly rates to help you plan a perfect vacation. WITH SPECIAL GUEST these matters are at their yearly peak Youll find no pets, no minors, no in your horoscope. problems. Fife's is committed to 'PISG'ES: This month's 'New"c:J\1oon BACK BY your relaxation and peace of mind. occurs next Thursday in your second POPULAR DEMAND house of money. The 'New" c:J\1oon MARCH 26 & 27 Pleasecall or write for our brochure. marks the date when you should make your financial moves regarding TERRI ANN MELTON investments, savings, earnings and AND THE TEXAS budgeting. Purchases made during HOME GROWN BAND the'N..ewc:J\1oonare apt to be wise pur- chases, bringing both happiness and satisfaction. Money matters are now P.O. Box 45-T blessed. In fact, this is your best time Guerneville, California 95446 of the year for a new beginning re- garding money matters. (707) 869·0656 HAPPY HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK 4·8PM Coming next week-Spring fever OPEN M·SA T 2PM·2AM, SUN 4PM·2AM leads to divorce and break-ups. ,\11.1 1011 BELL, HOUSTON 659·0453 nobody covers dallas like IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A CLOTHING SALE ON MILITARY AND MORE 'LiDda'~ LOOK NO FURTHER a surplusC} store 4323 MAPLE AT WYCLIFF (next to 7·11) 526-6601 PAGE 78 1WTMARCH 19·25.1982 TWrMARCH 19·25.1982 PAGE 79 lOPM THURSDAY MARCH 25 ENTRY FEE $45 DEADLINE: THURSDAY MARCH 23 IlPM SUNDAY SHOW MAKCH 21 WITH LYNN CHRISTOPHER, COCO, ALICE PHALLUS & JERRY HARPER FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9-11PM 25ft BAR DRINKS TWT MARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE 81 WtI __F' _Cf\LENOf\f\ __ FRIDAY - MARCH 19 (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p (DA) Cliff Dwellers: Meeting, 8p (SA) Lambda: Meeting, 5p (DA) Landing: Friday nite Madness Show (SA) MCC: Service, 11a & 7p (HO) Community Coffee House: Meeting (SA) Sunset Blvd: Show w/Pauletta Leigh, Lindsy (HO) Copa: Mary Wilson's Supremes Love, Alice Phallus, Lisa King & Lady (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 4p Shawn,11p (HO) Exile: Ab & Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p·1:30a MONDAY - MARCH 22 (HO) Lampost: Mata Hari Band (FW) Dignity: Meeting, 7p (HO) Kindred Spirits: Lyra, 5p (FW) Krazy Kowboy: C&W dance lessons, 8·9p (SA) LJ.'s: Leslie, 7·9p (FW) 651 Club: C&W Dance Lessons (SA) MCC: Coffeehouse, 9·12p (FW) Tender Trap: Pool tourney, 6:30p SATURDAY - MARCH 20 (HO) Copa: Miss Gay Houston Metroplex (AU) Red River: Candace Howes Sidewinder, V.D. (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 4p Screening, 10p-2a (HO) Kindred Spirits: Lyra, 5p, Pool Tourney, 8p (AU) Tex's: Mary Wilson's Supremes (HO) Mary's: Pool tourney (FW) Mickey's: Show, 10:30p TUESDAY - MARCH 23 (HO) Badlands: ShOW, 9p (AU) Tex's: Show w/Riki, Odessa, Trudy & Nicole (HO) CBC: V.D. Screening, 9p-1a (BE) Copa: Talent contest, 10:30p (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 2a (DA) Oak Lawn Symphonic Band: Rehearsal (HO) Dignity: Meeting, 7p (DA) Round Up: C&W dance lessons, 8:30-10p (HO) Dirty Sally's: MSA Garage Sale, Ba-Sp (DA) Wild Crowd: Pool tourney, 9p (HO) Exile: Ab & Rebel Outlaws, 9:30·1:30a (DA) Wooden Nickel: Talent nite, 10p (HO) Lampost: Mata Hari Band (FW) Lumber Co: Pool Tourney, 7:30p (HO) Numbers: GPW Garage Sale, 9a·5p (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 4p (HO) Pink Elephant: Playgirs Follies w/Laura Lee (HO) Kindred Spirits: Lyra, 5p Love, Lana Kane, Eydie Mae & Bunny LaCara (HO) Mary's: Movie,"The Caine Mutiny", 9p (LA) Sasse's: Mr. Gay Laredo contest, 10:30p (HO) Miss Charlotte's: dance lessons, 8-10p (SA) LJ.'s: Richard & Dave, 8p·12 mid. (SA) Faces: Pool tourney, 9p SUNDAY - MARCH 21 (SA) L.J.'s: Kay Ford, 7·9p (AR) TCMC: Show, 10:30p WEDNESDAY - MARCH 24 (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p (AR) TCMC: Jockey Shorts contest (BE) Copa: ShOW, 10p (AU) MCCA: Service, 7:30p (DA) Frat House: Show (DA) 8th Day: Amateur contest, 10:30p (DA) Jugs: lntra-bar pool tourney, 3p (DA) Frat House: Mr. Frat House contest (DA) Landing: ShOW, 10:30p (DA) Landing: Talent night, 10p (DA) MCCD: Services 9a, 11a & 7:15p (DA) MCCD: Services, 7:30p (DA) Peeples: Showcase nite, 9:30p (DA) Round·Up: C&W dance lessons, 8:30p (DA) UCC: Services, 11a & 7:30p (DA) Rev. Rae. Center:Oak Lawn Volleyball League (DA) Wooden Nickel: David & Dazzle show, 8p practice, 7:30p (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 11a, 7p (DA) Sassi's: Topless Female dancers, 9p (FW) Dignity/Ft. Worth: Meeting Go-Go (DA) Wooden Nickel: Dance lessons, 9p·11p (FW) Other Place: ShOW, 11P (FW) Agape MCC: Services, 7:30p (FW) 651 Club: Pool tourney, 6p (HO) Briar Patch: Pool tourney (FW) Tender Trap: Pool tourney, 2p (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 4p (GA) MCC: Services, 1p (HO) G.B.!.: Terri Ann Melton, 9p·midnite (HO) Badlands: John Day & Co., 8·11p (HO) Kindred Spirits: Rawslyn Ruffins, 5p (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 10:50a (HO) Midnite Sun: Talent Nite (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) MCCR: Services, 7:30p (HO) Copa: Show w/Naomi, Donna, Chocolate & (SA) LJ's: Leslie, 7·9p Brandi, 10:30p (HO) Dirty Sally's: MSA Garage Sale, 10a·3p THURSDAY - MARCH 25 (HO) Exile: Show, 8:30p (AU) Tex's: Wet Jacky Short contest (HO) First Unitarian Church: Services, 11:15a (BE) Copa: Roxie Starr Comedy Revue (HO) Galleon: 16th Anniversary, 4p (DA) Wooden Nickel: Hoe Down Show, 10p (HO) GBI: Terri Ann Melton, 5-9p (FW) Krazy Kowboy: Pool tourney, 8p (HO) Hole: Patio party wlDixie Kings, 2·5p (FW) Other Place: Miss Gay Ft. Worth, 10p (HO) Marion & Lynn's: Linda Gerard & Diane Mar- (HO) Bam: Club Color Nite & Pool Tourney, 9p chal,9p (HO) Different Drum: Movie, 4p (HO) Mary's: Randy Allen & Double Eagle Band, (HO) Kindred Spirits: Lyra, 5p (SA) Bonham Exchange: Man of Month contest (HO) ~CCR: Worship, 10:45a (SA) LJ's: Kay Ford, 7·9p (HO) Mont. Church of Christ: Serv~c!'~~r . (SA) Sunset Blvd: Mr. Gay San Antonio pageant eight eight eight eight eight eight eight eight \1SI1 8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8 __ CLI\SSIFIED__ eight eight eight eight eight eight eight eight Toadvertise in TWT Classified, send 35~per word Dallas. In Oak Lawn. If you care where you live, call (key words requested in all caps or italics are 7~; us first. All bills paid. Efficiency, one bedroom, one 8-8 8-8 centering, 50¢) to TWT Classified, 2205 Montrose, bath; two bedroom, two bath. Laundry and pool. '\ Houston, Texas 77006 or call (713) 527·9111. Ad (214) 521-1160, 521-2370. copy and payment must reach TWT office by 12 8-8 8-8 noon the Monday preceding publication. Ads can- Houston. Gessner at Bellaire. Exceptionally not be accepted after dead-line. TWT places ad in beautiful, 2 bdrm., 2 bath apartment. Studio with 8-8 8-8 proper category. Include area code in telephone cathedral ceiling, 1280 sq. ft. Beautiful views. Also, number. TWT not responsible for errors after first large 1 bedroom. Quiet, secure. (713) 771-0249_ insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the Houston. LIVE IT UP AT THE OASIS. Pleasant and 8-8 WIN 8-8 discretion of TWT. convenient 1 bdrm. apt. Small complex, close in. Private parking, security, gas paid, $320. (713) 8-8 8-8 All ads must be paid tar in advance. All 529-7420, 529-7010. Texas checks must include Texas Dallas. STANLEY PARK APARTMENTS. Oak Lawn 8-8 8-8 Driver's License number. Out-ot-stete area. All adult. Gays welcomed. Totally electric and 88 88 bills paid. Newly remodeled. Friendly residents. $ ads must be paid by maney order; not 8-8 • 8-8 check. No Spacious one bedrooms and cabanas. (214) exceptions. 526·3624. Under new management. 8-8 COUNT ALL OF THE 8-8 Houston. FOR RENTILEASE HEIGHTS APARTMENT LOCATORS Spacious furnished apartment, full size Houston. Renovated apartments. Fenced in patios, land- 8-8 EIGHTS AND 8's 8-8 bedroom, another small room used either as a scaped courtyards, individual central air. $275 and study or a bedroom. $350 per month with bills paid. up. (713) 869·7364. 8-8 IN 8-8 Call (713) 522-0763. Houston. Montrose, 2-1, fake fireplace, separate Houston. Montrose, all new 1-1%, two story dining room, hardwood floors, lots of windows, old townhouse/condo. Wood ceilings, 2 story dining building. $450 plus bills & deposit. Telephone, 8-8 TWT's 8-8 room with skylight, artist study, ceiling fan, securi- Tues-Tburs. & Sat., (713) 877-9107, after 6pm. (713) 8-8 8-8 ty, pool, WID connections, tract lighting_ $635. (713) 526-0543. Ask for Ralph. 523-4202. Houston. Westheimer at Dunlavy, garage apart- Houston. 2-2% townhouse, covered carport, WID, ment. Immediate occupancy. $175 plus bills & 8-8 8TH 8-8 fireplace. Sharpstown area. Ceiling fans. $235 plus deposit. Contact Biff, (713) 526-0804. V, utilities. Call after 7pm, (713) 495--0161. 8-8 8-8 Houston. Efficiency garage apartment, unfurnish- Houston. One bedroom apartment in Heights. ed, carpet, air, all bills paid. $250/mo. (713) 861-2637. Totally renovated, $350 plus bills. Eves, (713) 880-3451. Houston. Galleria-Greenway area, 1 bedroom, 8-8 ANNIVERSARY 8-8 fireplace, WID, all bills paid, $200 deposit, $485/mo. Dallas. Oak Lawn area flats and studios, startl$240, Call (713) 629-1270. 8-8 8-8 bills paid, some fireplaces and vaulted ceilings. Near bus, shops, restaurants, etc. Special people Houston. Heights. Spacious 2 bedroom, completely 8-8 ISSUE 8-8 will feel at home. Cedar Tree and Hermitage Apts, remodeled, new kitchen and bath, hardwoods, (214) 522-1261. carpet, dishwasher, stove, AlC unit, central H., disposal, $595 plus lease & deposit. Call evenings, Dallas. For rent. Oak Lawn condo. 2 bedroom, new (713) 868-3055. 8-8 COMING 8-8 interior and appliances, pool. Call JOhn, (214) 339-4260 or 670-3789. Houston. House for rent in Gulfgate area. Contact 8-8 8-8 James, 1-523-5795 (weekdays); (713) 861-3273 San Antonio. Apartments: One bedroom, unfurnish- (weekends). 8-8 FRIDAY, MARCH 26 8-8 ed, in Monte Vista. Central AlH, $250-350/month plus utilities. Call (512) 735--1128. Dallas. Unfurnished 2 bedroom apt., 4-plex, central Austin. AlH, all built-in kitchen, washerldryer, carpet, 8-8 VOLUME 8, ISSUE #1 8-8 natural woodwork & cabinets, completely remodel- APARTMENT RENTAL ed. $300 plus electricity & gas_ (214) 941-9542. SERVICES 8-8 8-8 Fast, free rental assistance anywhere in Austin. Houston. Montrose. Spacious efficiency, new paint, Apartments, duplexes, townhouses, condos. Lou or pool, nice area, bills paid. Near bus lines. (713) 8-8 8-8 Phil, (512) 458-6111. 523-2477. Dallas. An apartment community made for you. Dallas. Oak Lawn. Fabulous loft with skylights. Bill, 8-8 8-8 One bedroom, 2 bedroom flats and 2 bedroom (214) 521-9385,692-2313. studios. For more information, call Terry, (214) Dallas. Small furnished office in Oak Lawn area. 8-8 ALL ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED 8-8 521-2851 or come down and visit 3328 Cedar Plaza. $150 monthly, bills paid. Call Jim, (214) 522·3906_ Dallas. Taste of the good life. One & two bedroom, FOR SALE BY U.S. MAIL-NO HAND DELIVERIES near all the bars. Once you see, you'll want. Call Steve, (214) 526-4401. 4400 Cedar Springs. Houston. Convenient 2-1 V, condo, $39,500 with $8000 down. Agent, (713) 271-3232. 8-8 IN CASE OF A TIE, EARLIEST POSTMARK 8-8 oallas. Oak Lawn, Turtle Creek, Two bedroom and efficiency apartments, share quiet courtyard Houston. Gerber Daisies. $1.50 each. (713) 8-8 WINS $88.88 8-8 Overlooking pool. Private balconies, patios, WID 861-7883. facilities, parking, bus lines, reasonable rents, all Houston. AKC standard Poodle puppies. Born 8-8 8-8 ~s paid. (214) 526-3096. 1/23/82. Females $300, males $250. (713) 520-6286. PAGE 84 TWT MARCH 19 - 25. 1982 lWTMARCH 19-25.1982 PAGE 85 \WlI "FITZHUGH ~ORTH __ THE GUIDE __ 24 HOUR RESTAURANT AND DISCO BAR ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES EXoduSMCC ..... 1074'12 S. Second ..... 672·96881677-4889 (Area Code: 512) "- ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St. 883-2640 Walnut SI. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 Gay Alcoholics Anon. 3125 Horne Hd. Unitarian Church-8PM ARLINGTON CLUBSIBUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) ...... 882-0709/937·1361 Tarrant County Mining Co. . .735 N. Collins ..... 265{)448 DALLAS ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 214) ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 817) Attorneys at Law , 321-8667 Gay/Lesbian AssocJUTA. , .Box 19823, UTA Sta. ZIP76019. Day, Kim K. 1309Main#1112 742·2281 Tarrant County Gay Alliance 926-7000 Koss, Gregory . , .4503 Lemmon 55S4760 UT·AComm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 214) AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) CBC , 2616 Swiss 821·1990 NOW Mr. Peepers 213 E. 6th. . 478{)243 DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214) Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 477-0148 A Floral Adventure, . ..3901 Cedar Springs .... , .651-0025 Texas No.1 News Stand 1910 Guadalupe 472-0010 Balloons To You...... Metro-256-4520 Citadel 613 W. 29th 477-0457 B&W Liquors 4044 Cedar Springs 526-5820 AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) ...... 2402 N. Fitzhugh 821-0411 Club Austin :$)8 W. 16th 476-7986 Butler's Pantry Too 3930 Cedar Springs 521-0432 AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 512) Cedar Springs News 4026 Cedar Springs 522-0901 Dr. Phillip Richardson 7 Med Park Sq. . 472·5141 Coffee Beanery 2817 Greenville .821·2090 Mr. Video 213 E. 6th 478{)243 DeBrucque, DDS 2735 N. Washington 522·2000 OPEN Video Barn .708 E. 6th 477-0459 Eagle Uniforms 4025 Maple Ave. . .526-4820 Warren's Flowers 3700 Jefferson 454-5285 , 4117 Maple Ave 528-4620 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Friday's Florist 4310 Lemmon 521·2002 MCCA 404 W. 23rd, PO Box 18581 477-7747 Gaspipe 4435 Maple 526-5982 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Graham, the Photographer . P.O. Box 190136175219 .522·5298 BoatHouse 407 Colorado 474-9667 Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff .. . 522-6481 New Apartment Lounge. .2828 Rio Grande 478{)224 High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs 522·5800 Private Cellar 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Linda's Surplus Store. .4323 Maple , 526-6601 Red River Crossing 611 Red River 477-0391 Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522·1132 DALLAS' Stud Lounge 900 Red River . . 478{)43Q Memorabilias 3908 Cedar Springs. . 522-6601 Tex's Colorado St. Bar 404 Colorado. . 474-7003 Message Place 3409 Oak Lawn #117 522-0912 Waller Creek Saloon & Dance Hall ... 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Oak lawn Garage 4402 W. University 351-3058 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Oak Lawn Records .. 3810 Congress #121 521-0350 Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) 472-8251 Off the Street 3851 Cedar Springs 521·9051 Austin Lambda. . .603 W. 12th 47!Hl653 Pastime Billiards 3926 Cedar Springs 526-9559 NEWEST Austin VD Screening & Clinic ..... 21 Waller .4808555 Season Air (AJC, elec., plumb.) . , , ,Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095 Capital Acting Co 515 E. 6th 474-9382 Sera Florist 2640 N. Fitzhugh 826-3503 Dignity/Austin. . .. P.O. Box 4347 441·2241 Shute #2 4008 Cedar Springs #B , 521·2431 Gayline . . 2330 Guadalupe 477-6699 Sound Climax (stereo/TV) 3251 Oradell 352-4266 Gay Nurses Alliance ... ,. 1010B Romeria Dr .. 453-0816 Tomorrow'sBody ," ,4119 LomoAlto .. 55S4450 Hotline-MH/MR(24hrs) , , .472·HELP Tonsorium 2900 Henderson 823-1410 Lambda Center for Alcoholics .7530 N. Lamar #201 .9284576 TWT. . 3819 Bowser 521-0622 AND FINEST Law Students for Human Rights UT Law School Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 - ... 727 E. 26th ZIPI78705 . VVV Records 3906 Cedar Springs 522·3470 . , . , " Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective .... 603 W. 12th DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) ...... 47!Hl653 Bethany Presbyterian Church .. , .. , , ...... 582-4084 LeSbian/Gay Political Caucus .. Box 822 ZIP 78767 .. 474-2717 First Unitarian Church of Dallas Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group. . 47!Hl653 ...... 4015 Normandy. . .. 528-3990 or 821-8119 Lone Star Deaf Rainbow Society . . 479-6699 Church of Universal Truth P.O. Box 683 RESTAURANT Rebekah B. Johnson Clinic 21 Waller 472·3361 MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan. . .. 526-6221 Republican Alternative Committee for Texas. . . United Community Church .... 4402 Roseland .827·5088 ...... ,., .. Box 225 ZIP 78767 472·2020 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) UGSO .... , Box 275, UT Union Bldg ZIP 78712 .. Adam's Inn 4036 Cedar Springs 522·5935 V.D.Clinic. . 1313 Sabine 474-8581 Alcatraz ,. .". . coming soon AUSTIN THEATRE (Area Code: 512) Crews Inn , . , , , . . .3220 N. Fitzhugh 526-9320 The Varsity 2402 Guadalupe 474-4351 Eighth Day. .2509 N. Fitzhugh. ., 823-0276 AND BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Fitzhugh North .. 2543 N. Fitzhugh. ,823-7230 (opening soon) ~Iden Triangle Church of Christian Faithl995 Tulane832·2719 Fraternity House 3215 N. Fitzhugh 521·1651 nruty .. , Rte. SlP.O. Box 510 ZIPI77630 ... 835-66781883-8655 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526-9211 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 713) High Country , 3121 Inwood ...... 351·2278 The Copa , , .. 304 Orleans 832-4206 J.R.'s...... 3923 Cedar Springs .. , . , •..... 528-1004 COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Jugs 2812 W. Henderson 823-0748 DISCO BAR Astraptes 805C Old Wellborn Rd 696-1100 Landing 2617 N. Pearl. .741-0300 COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES No Name Bar , . , ,2513 N. Fitzhugh. . .. 823-0790 (Area Code: 713) Oak Lawn Transfer 3118 Oak Lawn , ,526-1410 "- Alternative Box 8109 ZIP 77844 846-8022 Peacock 3224 N. Fitzhugh. . . 526-9590 Gay Student Services 846-8022 Peeples 4548 McKinney .526-9291 AFTER HOURS NIGHTLY- NO COVER CORPUS CHRISTI BUSINESS (Area Code: 512) Round·Up Saloon & Dance Hall. 3912·14 Cedar Spgs. 522·9611 I,E.Davis Gifts 4106-A S. Staples 853-1901 Sassi's ,4516 McKinney. , . .526-9326 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Sundance Kids 4025 Maple. . .526-9173 Hidden Door. 1003 Morgan Ave 882-0183 Tex's Ranch. , 4117 Maple. . . 526-9302 2543 NORTH FITZHUGH • DALLAS • 823-7230 Odd Couple 413 Peoples 882-0381 Texas Music & Feed Company. . coming soon ~Pen Lounge 2818 Ayers 882-0704 Throckmorton Mining Co.... 3014 Throckmorton 521-4205 lac Disco 617 S. Staples .....•.... 883-7753 Village Station .... 4001 Cedar Springs. . 528-6161 TWTMARCH 19· 25, 1982 PAGE 94 lWT MARCH 19·25,1982 PAGE '95 Wild Crowd Saloon .. 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824-9158 police Harassment Reporting , .522·5991 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Wooden Nickel...... 3911 Cedar Springs. .526-5590 .. ,." ..... ,', .. or 528-4233 (Area Code: 817) (Area Code: 214) DALLAS COUNSELING Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns, , . , .. ,522·7813 Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hour help) , , , , , , , , , ,3383355 Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr. ..3409 Oak Lawn #202 .. 528-2081 psychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital .. , , .. 638-1800 Dignity/Fort Worth, , , , , P,O, Box 13039/ArlingtonI77013, DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214) STD Clinic , .. : 1938 Amelia CI. , , , , .. 9207950 Lambda AA, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , , ,332.3533 Fitness Exchange. .. 2615 Oak Lawn #101 ..... 526-1220 Suicide Prevention, , , , , , , , , , , 521·5531 Tarrant Co, Gay Alliance, , , , ,P,O, Box 11044ZIP76109, DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214) r.H,R,F, ",3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 ",522·5991 V,D, Clinic, , , , , , , , , , ,1800 University, , , , , , , , , , .870-7223 Affirmation/Methodist .... P.O. Box 19059/75204 528-8484 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 713) Alcoholics Anonymous. . 744-3281 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Metropolitan Community Church, , , , 1804 69th. , , ,765-7626 Cliff Dwellers Social Club 321 N. Zang . ,943-0069 sell Pepper, , , , , ..... 3411 McKinney, . , ,521·9035 ",""",'" ,or529{i616 Community Resource Center/Gayline ' . , ..... , , , ,74B- (214) 827-1660 American Express, Visa, Master Card • 2327 GRANT AT FAIRVIEW-HOUSTON • PAGE 96 lWTMARCH 19·25, 1982 lWrMARCH 19·25, 1982 PAGE 97 HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES Single Services (laundry'd.c.) ... 1621Westheimer 524-9560 Just Marion & Lynn's 817 Fairview 528-9110 (Area Code: 713) Speedy Printing Serv 5400A Bellaire Blvd 667-7417 Keyboard ...... 3012 Milam 5266988 Academy _.2030 Westheimer . _52tXJ929 Sports Locker 311 Westheimer 520-6555 Kindred Spirits 5245 Buffalo Speedway 665-9756 Artcards 2015-D W. Gray 5206379 Steven's of Hollywood .2143 Westheimer .522-7477/651-9750 t.ampost 2417 Times Blvd 528W21 Award Video Movies .. 10502Telephone Rd. #274 .. 932-8756 The little Watch Shop. _ 1919 S. Shepherd 524-2646 UllY J. . 312 Tuam 528-9343 Blue Iris 3618 S. Shepherd 523-1827 The lion Co 5909 Inwood 789-4632 Loading Dock 1735Westheimer 520-1818 Boom Town Blooms 3210 S. Shepherd 526-6110 Trans Video. . .2303 W. Alabama B50{)219 Loading Zone 1416 Richmond coming 1982 Brazos Paint and Body Shop ..... 2500 Brazos 522-0722 .11727 Airline Drive 847-1889 Mary'S 1022Westheimer 528 820 San Pedro San Antonio SNUITY'S "Where Country Is Number.I'",.~O' TERRIANN- MELTON and the Texas ~ Homegrown Band :t THIS ~ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I ~ MARCH 19 and 20 ~Q, 9:30pm-1:30am J ~ PAGE 98 TWTMARCH 19-25, 1982 TWTMARCH 19 - 25, 1982 PAGE 99 BWMT(Black & White Men Together) 523-29971747·9812 Montrose Activity Center 1423 Holman. KEY WEST, FL GUEST HOUSE (Area Code: 305) SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Community Coffee House 3405 Mulberry. . .. 529-7014 Montrose Clinic 104 Westheimer 528-5531 sea Isle 915 Windsor Lane 294-1772 (Area Code: 512) Court of the Single Star 109 Avondale #15 ..... 526-2469 Montrose Counseling Center ... 900 Lovett #207 529-0037 LAREDO CLUB (Area Code: 512) Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St 225-4227 Crisis Hotline. .228-1505 Montrose Family 3207 Montrose. . 522·5427 Sasse's Le Club Hwy 59E . . 727·524-4 Alpha Plasma Center 302 S. Aores 224-1749 Dial·A·Gay·Atheist ...... 524-2222 Montrose Patrol P.O. Box 3833177001 . LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806) Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 Diana Foundation 2700 Mason ZIP 77006 . . 520 Westheimer 528-CARE Papillon 1204 Broadway 763-7729 Crisis Hotline 227-43571736-1876 Dignity(Catholicgays) 1703 Bolsover 528-7644 Montrose Singers 527·9689 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 806) Dignity/San Antonio(Gay Catholics) 310 GardinalZlP 78201 Episcopal Integrity Houston Box 66008 526-0555 ,;1ontrose Sports Assoc. . Jim Reagan, Director . EpiscopallntegritylW. TX ..... P.O. Box 5460 ..... 839-2809 . 735-7191 Families and Friends of Gays (6p-lOp) 664-5339 2102 Bancroft #3177027 .. 622·3304 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Presa St 5339156 FM 196OJGreenspoint Far Away Friends Men's Bowling Mike. . 96CJ.1518 McALLEN CLUB (Area Code: 512) Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club P.O. Box 12197 733-8388 ...... PO 73446 Dept 150 821·9681 Mixed Bowling Phill 524-5912 Etc., Etc. Club 1617 N. 11% St. 687·9922 Family Services Assoc 230 Pereida. . 226-3391 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience 524-0891/528-1311 Softball. . Don . . 523-8802 NEW ORLEANS CLUB Forward Found., Inc. (community education) 222.9575 Gay Archives ofTexas . . .. P.O. Box 16041177022 . Tennis Rich ...... •..... 524-2151 Bourbon Pub . .. 801 Bourbon St. .. Friends, Etc 7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315, ZIP 78216 .. Gay Atheist League of America 3317 Montrose #1193 Volleyball. . . . Royce. . .. 880-2930 ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) Gay Services Healthline Box 12706, ZIP 78212 222.1810 Gay Hispanic Caucus .... 2722 Newman St #12 .... 52Hl037 Montrose Symphonic Band 527·9689 Lasso Saloon ...... 2425 W. Murphy Gay Switchboard 733-7300 Gay Nurses & Physicians of Houston Hepatitis Hotline Mustang Club, Inc.. . .. Box 66134 ZIP 77006. The Capri 8401 Andrews Hwy 368-6799 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) 225-4066 . 10A·2p 9330020 Neartown Assoc 3317 Montrose #131 . Lambda 402 E. Carson. . 271-3643 . 2p-10p . . . . .777-2287 Plasma Services of Houston .. 4040 S.W Fwy. #222 .. 871·1456 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Las MujeresIWomen's Center, .. 802 E. Mistletoe 736-6478 . 12mn·3a . . :9330020 Rice Gay/Lesbian Support Group P.O. Box 1892 (Univ.)988-7546 Bexar Florist. . . 112 Mission 271-3643 lesbian & Gay People in Medicine. 1015 W Woodlawnl78201 ...... 3a·lOa . . 777·2287 Texas Bay Area Gays . P.O. Box 861, (Dickinson, TX) .332·3737 First Star News , .513 E. Houston . N.O.W P.O. Box 955/78294 736-0362 Gay Political Caucus (mail add: Box 66664, Houston 77006) Texas Human Rights Found .... 1519 Maryland .... 526-9139 First Star News 6724 San Pedro 826-9057 Parents & Friends of Gays 511 E. Park 222·1810 (meeting at)4600 Main #217 521·1000 Unltarian-Universalist Gay Caucus .. 5210 Fannin .. 520-9767 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts .. 1805% Main .. 733-3555 Plasma Services 112 Auditorium Circle 223-2956 Gay Pride Week '82 529-5766 Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) .... 1222 Eastwood .... 928-6734 Unicorn Gift Shop 4104 McCullough 824-6204 Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) Box 5992178201 Gay Resource Services UH/Central Campus 749-3489 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) SAN ANTONIO CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Runaways (Youth Service Project) 299-7660 Gay Rights A.C.LU. . Box 66644 ZIP 77006 Bacchus 523 Lovett. . 523-3396(opening soon) MCCSA 107 S. Pine 271·7353 SAGA P.O. Box 926/78294 733-5741 Gay Rights National Lobby 52Hl196 Baja's 402 Lovett ...... 527·9866 SAN ANTONIO CLUBSIBATHS (Area Code: 512) San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) .. 227-8181 Gay Switchboard...... 529-3211 Bannister, The 1322 Westheimer . . 526-0355 Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271-3811 San Antonio College(Cath. Stdnt Ctr) ... 312 W. Courtland ... H.O.M.E. Coalition 1409 Oakdale. . .52Hl196 Brasserie 515 W Alabama 528-6586 Club Atlantis 321 Navarro 225-9468 San Antonio Free Clinic .... 1136 W Woodlawn .... 733-0383 Houston Data Professionals . . . . 52:J.B922 Cheese, Wine Etc .. 1900 N. Loop W(City Servo Bldg) .957·1370 Crew 309 W Market 223-0333 San Antonio Plasma Services .112 Auditorium Cir .. 223-2956 Houston Health Dept. 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 House of Pies 3112 Kirby 528-3816 EI Jardin 106 Navarro 223-7177 The Bridge (youth shelter) 806 Wilson Blvd 734-9532 Houston Plasma Services 4040 SW Fwy #222 871·1456 House of Pies 6142Westheimer 782·1290 Executive Health Club 723 Ave. B . . 225-6807 VD. Testing (Healthline) 222·1810 Houston Symphony. . 224-4240 Mexican Restaurant 813 Richmond 522·2365 Faces 119 EI Mia 341-4302 SHREVEPORT, LA. CLUBS (Area Code: 318) Human Rights League .... Box 3624 ZIP 77001 52:J.B969 ser's 1303 Westheimer . . 528-8623 Korral 622 Roosevelt. , . 5335049 Open Closet Boutique (Florintene Club) .... 728 Austin Interact Box 16041 ZIP 77022 529-7014 Omar's. . 808 Lovett. 528-3569 LJ.'s. . 3503 West Ave 341·9359 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Lambda Alanon . . 521·9772 Rascal's . . .. 2702 Kirby. . 524-6272 Madam Arthur's. , 607 N. St. Mary's 225-9678 Lesbian/Gay Dem. of Texas (Austin) P.O. Box 822(512) 478-8653 Lambda Center For Alcoholics ...... •..... 521·9772 Spanish Flower 3921 N. Main 869-1706 Our Place 115 General Kruger 341·9094 Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) . . (214) 827·2957 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine ...... •...... 665-4760 Tim's Coffee Shop 1525 Westheimer 529-2289 Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro. . . .. 224-7739 Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter & Pubs Office) Lutherans Concerned for Gay People ....•...... 453-1143 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Sunset Boulevard 1430 N. Main 225-8654 P.O. A·K, 76201 (817) 387-8216 . or 521-0863 Greenway III Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy . . .626-3339 Talk of the Town 3530 Broadway. . . .826-9729 Texas Gay Task Force (Houston-State Headquarters) MGM Pageants . .660-1081 River Oaks Theatre. . 2009 W Gray 524-2175 Warehouse Saloon 134 W Turbo. . ... 349-2712 P.O. 66282, 77006 (713)529-70141522·1659 , 71te Best HELL, FIRE, :pQe "",""J;E;!!.d~~qJ DAMNATION MARCH 19~' ,':1I? 'West FRIDAY NIGHT MADNESS AND DJs WITH SPECIAL GUESTS TRUDY TYLER • DeLAYNE SILVERS ~exas A GAY PRIDE WEEK JOE "SWEET TRANSVESTITE" ELLIOTT BENEFIT COMING SOON MARCH 21 " SUNDAY SUPER SHOW TO THE HOUSTON THE INCREDIBLE JIMMIE DEE THE: LOADING DOCK MARCH 24 WEDNESDAY TALENT NIGHT 1735 WESTHOTHEIMER $ CASH PRIZES $ C0fIP~I 520-1818 MARCH 26 +8 j{. J( FRIDAY NIGHT MADNESS WITH BETTE SHEBA & ANN-MARR , BE A PART OF YOUR C0hUB MARCH 28 HERITAGE ... SUPPORT SUNDAY SUPER SHOW (915) 366-6799 GAY PRIDE WEEK '82 THE NEW MISS GAY SAN ANTONIO JACKIE DeSHAWN 8401 flND[11(\\;~ nwv SEE PAGE 74 ,onlo~~fI, tiJg~fI~ lWTMARCH 19·25. 1982 PAGE 100 lWTMARCH 19 25,1982 PAGE 101 a"" N eo 0-