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March 5-March 78, 7985 2 ------~~~he~C~a~~~n~d~a~~~M~a~rc~h~5~·~'~98~5 ~Calendar MAGAZINE ABOUT TOWN :2409 No. Main San Antonio, TX 78212 (512) 735-7173 Gay Alliance honors The Calendar Is published every other Tuesday by The Calendar 2•09 N. Main, San Antonio, TX. Mailing Addreu P.O. lox leaders 15070 San Antonio, TX. 71212. The con· PUBLISHER: Michael Stevens tenst of The Calendar are copywrlted 1915 and may not be reproduced without the wriHen permlulon of the for service ART DIRECTOR: Dennis Sumner publisher. SAN ANTONIO - The san Antonio Goy The Calendar Is distributed free on alter· Alliance (SAGA) held Its 4th annual Com­ PHOTOGRAPHIC DIRECTOR: nate Mondays In San Antonio, Austin and munity Service Awards Banquet Sunday, Reuben N}aa Corpus Chrlstl. Feb. 17, at MeTod's Restaurant. The evening SUISCRIPnON RATES: began with cosh bar In the beautifully CIRCULATION: Syd Moore 26 Issues Firat Clau Mall· $2... 00 restored downtown restaurant In Charles 26 luues Third Clau Mall· $12.00 Court at 205 N. Preso. Following o delicious CONTRIBUTORS: Subscriptions to The Calendar are strictly dinner of cornish game hen, SAGA choir Tom Dolan confidential and names and addreues Roy Taylor Introduced the Individuals Jim Eggellng will not be released or sold to any other receiving letters of commendation for their organization. work in the goy community during 1984. Jim Halloran The evening's guest speaker, Phil .Johnson, Toby Johnson The Calendar purchases unsolicited narrated o slide and music Presentation on Hank O'Hare manuscripts, art work and photographs. the development of goy consciousness In Steve Warren Unsolicited work must be submiHed with America. Founder of the Circle of Friends, Rosemary Zuel a stamped, self-addressed envelope. the oldest goy organization in Texas and Allow at least six weeks for return pro· the Dallas Goy Archives, Phil's Presentation cessln.;;;g;...------t focused on the changes in homosexual at­ ADVERTISING: Publication of the name or photograph titudes following WWII and the develop­ Dennis Sumner, 735-7173 of any preson or organization In articles ment of goy pride. Jay Smith, 650·0654 or advertisements In The Calendar Is not A special presentation was . mode to \ PouleHo Leigh, reigning Miss Goy Texas and Michael Stevens. 735-7173 to be construed as any Indication of the Papa Bear sexual orientation of such person or tireless fundroiser for community causes. organization. Paulette received o signed, hand-tinted community Including screening programs, NATIONAL ADVERTISING: photo by Reuben Njoo In o gloss art deco SAFE WEEK, and AIDS awareness activities; _Joe Disabato designer frame from On Main as o token of Tony Zule, former SAGA board member and MEMBER: New York, NY the community's pride In her success as one AHRC choir during 1984; and Dorothy ALAMO BUSINESS COUNCIL of Goy SA's foremost entertainers. (212) 242-6863 Gomez, owner of Club Heads or Tolls, foun­ GAY FIESTA COMMISSION The evening concluded with the Presen­ ding member of the Goy Fiesta Commission SAN ANTONIO GAY ALLIANCE tation of Community Service Awards to: Leo and coordinator of the entertainment at Harper for El Jardin Lounge the oldest con­ Goy Fiesta 1984. tinuously operated goy bar In san Antonio, Letters were presented to: David White, THIS IS$UE'S COVER By Steve Porker accepted for Goy Pride editor of the Integrity Newsletter; Michael Week Committee, now on independent White attorney, for service to GALDEF; Steve and permanent organization. Teepe fOunder of the Trinity Goy Student Goy and Lesbian Legal Defense & Educa­ Support Group; Irene Eppeneuer, for coor­ GAY PRESS ASSOCIATION ~· ~ tion Fund (GALOEF) was formed this year In dination of Goy Fiesta; Alamo Business response to the killing of Carlos Villareal by Council formed In 1984 to provide o support 0 san Antonio Policeman. network for goy business and professional Rob Parks for Integrity/SA, the goy persons; Rockln 'R' Riders for providing the GRACE: Episcopal group, and Jock Sherrell for the ground crew and coordination of the arena Your guide to social skills JonsPeople, the bowling teague that has events at the first Texas Goy Rodeo; River Ci­ by Rust grown to 30 teams and played host to ty Uvlng Church o lnclependent Chrlsflon I several regional tournaments. I church formed In 1984: the Fiesta Commls- · lndMduals receiving awards Included: slon also formed In 1984 by a group of goy Dear Groce: Hilda Charles of Lambda AA for her efforts In business and organizational leaders to 1broke up with my lover almost two years During this period, the afflicted person helping hundreds of goy alcoholics; Rudy make Goy Fiesta on annual notional goy ago. We were together for almost three usually Is not OPEtfl for another relationship. Gonzalez o sponsor of the first Fondongo, holiday event; Lambda AA a Alcoholics years. Even though I knew It was o good And this fact In Itself is o port of the healing former board member of SAGA, AHRC, and -Anonymous group providing support to Ideo for us to stop being together, I never process. It provides o personal . space host for Summer and Smoke; Rob Parks one members of the goy community suffering really stopped loving him and I think I used wherein psychic wounds con heal and o of the founders of Integrity/SA and the Trini­ with alcohol and drug related problems; that as on excuse to keep myself from fall­ private time when o,generol reassessment ty Council; Papa Bear owner of the Papa and the Trinity Council formed in 1948 by Ing In love again. of Interpersonal problems con toke place. Bear's and founding member of the Fiesta the Christian congregations serving Goy SA After we broke up, I went out with lots of Consequently, the only advice 1con offer Commission; Dono DICostro former SAGA to provide outreach through advertising men, and many of them let me know that to you Is to walt. I'm sure that's not what you board member, o founder of River City Uv­ and special events. they wonted to hove more than just o wont toheor, but I'm afraid that's the way It ing Church, and organizer of the 1984 casual relationship. At the time, I didn't feet Is. If you really love this man, give hlme the Leadership Retreat; Albert Douglas M.D. for 1 was ready to hove another real "love" time and freedom to find himself and to service In providing health core to the goy relationship with anybody. recreate his emotional life. He is In o state of Integrity This has changed. Now, I feel I om ready emotional bankruptcy. As you were. It to hove another lover, and, In fact, I om In would be o dangerous mistake for him to love. The problem Is that I om In love with o jump Into another relationship and, ap­ Business Council Appointments man who ju~t recently broken up with o parently he knows that. man that he still loves. To me, It seem he's There ore two pitfalls. releases 1984 going through the some changes that I For you, the pitfall is the temptation to Announced went through. pressure him into o relationship when he is finance review 1 con do good for him. I love him, and I not ready for it. If you do, you will destroy Integrity has announced to new board really understand what he's going through. any chance of any future relationship with Alamo Business Council has released Its appointments. 1984 financial statement. But 1know how to handle the situation. What him. Integrity, which does not include lost The 9-month-old organization has o paid con I do? . For him, the pitfall Is buying the ideo that names in their bulletin, listed the new -D.S. he will not recover from this period of membership of about 25. members as Georgia W. and David C. Ac­ reosssessment. Revenue during 1984 was S1,767.77, with cording to the organization's newsletter, Phil He will. S400 from dues, 5402.77 from Goy Fiesta S. has been appointed hospitality coor­ Dear D.S. Love Groce proceeds and $965 from the holiday dinotor. Thank you for your letter. It touches on o business dinner. About 66 persons paid to Integrity will host the Right Rev. Wolter problems that many of us hove hod to deal Dennis, Suffragan Bishop of New York, at St. attend the dinner. with In our lives: that of emotional bankrupt­ If you have a problem you want to David's Episcopal Church, 1300 Wiltshire, at cy. discuss, please write to Rust. Address Expenses during the year Included 546.82 7:30 p.m . .March 14 for the celebration of It is unfortunate but true that o serlouE questions concerning gay social for printing; S270.82 for Goy Fiesta; S173.70 the Ho1v Eucharist for Lenten Weekday. love relationship, once over, con toke o advertising; S903.50 holiday business din­ On March 21 Integrity will meet with the huge emotional toll. For this reason It's not skills to Grace c/o The Calendar, ner; and 55 for on Assumed Nome Cer­ Trinity University Goy support Group at 7:30 uncommon for one who has recently P.O. Box 15070, San Antonio, Texas, tificate. The total of expenses was S1,399.89. p.m. The location has yet to be announced. broken up with o lover to need o buffer time 78212. Cosh on deposit as of Dec. 31 1984 was For information on Integrity events, coil to mend emotionally. $367.93. 734-0759. 3 The Calendar, March 5, 1985 BARHOPPING Lobbyist Cheaney Visits SA with Henry Since this is a f18W column, 1. thought 1 By Michael Stevens would start with areview of a new bar. If you orgqnlzations should mean a wider and live In Austin, you probably already know SAN ANTONIO- The Texas gay community more effective representation of gay in­ about Rico's Rock 'n Roll but you may not Is represented by a new race this year In the terest in the legislature. Sheila Cheaney Is have been there yet. It you live in San An­ halls or state government In Austin. Sheila confident that the two groups will work well tonio you need to take a trip up there. Cheaney, an attorney, has been hired by together If and when that becomes Rico's is a different type or bar for both Lesbian Gay Rights Advocate (LGRA) to necessary. cities. I haven't been to a genuine man's lobbv this session or the Texas legislature. Sheila and LGRA are waiting lor March 8, cruise bar before, but I imagine this is what Shelia was in San Antonio the weekend or the final day bills can be Introduced in this one would be like. February 16 as the guest or the Alamo session before mapping their legislature It's a small house that sits nestled in the Human Rights Committee (AHRC) to meet strategy. To date no anti-gay legislation warehouse district on Third Street, set back some or her new constituents at receptions, had been introduced, however legislqtion from the street a bit, but with spotlights shin­ on a tour of several clubs and at the com­ dealing with blood tests is being studied for ing on the front. Nice for spotting the place munity Awards Banquet. lts impact on the gay community. In addi­ but it may be to bright lor some of you. Warm and vivacious Sheila balances a tion homophobic amendments to legisla­ Don't worry, the entire area is deserted at sense or humor with a sense or purpose. tion during the session is a real concern. night. · Since graduating from UT Law School, she 'Sheila feels that this year the focus of gay Once inside, you realize that it not only has worked lor the Texas Water Quality & lesbian rights win most likely be in the looks like a house from the outside, but it tru­ Board, been one of Nader's Raiders, an ad­ courts. The federal court of appeals In New ly is a house turned into a bar. From the front ministrative law judge for the Texas Utility Orleans will re-hear the case on 21.06, the door, to your right Is a room with a pool Commission, a Professor at St. Mary's Law Texas statute making homosexuality a table, to your left a room with pinball School, a juvenile defender, a lobbyist for crime that has been declared unconstitu­ machines and the bathrooms. Down the seven sessions of the Texas legislature, and tional by a federal district court in Dallas; haU we have the bar and the door leading maintained a private practice In criminal In addition the Texas SUpreme Court will to the backyard. (Yes dears, not the patio lbw, civil rights and employment discrimina­ hear the case arising out of Texas A&M's but the backyard.) tion. refusal to grant recognition to the gay stu­ The entire place has a blacklight effect. During this session of the legislature Sheila dent organization on that campus. A similar The walls are sparsely covered with the ex­ will be representing the Texas Music case from Lubbock is awaiting the outcome ceptio~ of a few posters, t-shirts and pairs of Association, the Texas Abortion Rights of the A & M decision. underytear (some of them ripped-makes League as well as the LGRA. Sheila feels that many people concerned you w'onder how they got there). Also on Unlike the stereotype of public interest with the pursuit of individual rights will begin the wall is a large poster starting "No Drugs" lobbyist Shelia likes politics and the state turning their attention to the Texas courts. In (be serious), "No Drag" (sorry girls), "No legislature. She goes country & western SHELIA CHEANEY the past the focus has been on the federal Pets" (what?), and "No Hustlers" (why pay dancing with the Speaker of the House courts, but the Texas constitution offers for it anyway). On the subject of no's, they every Tuesday and drinks regularly with the LGRA lobbyist in pasT sessions, has taken the strong protections of individual rights and also have no dance floor. But then this a legislative leaders at the Quorum, Shelia position or executive director of the newly­ the state courts are now tilled by many cruise bar. also hosts a weekly meeting of women lob­ formed Bar Owner Association of Texas good jurists. The Texas Equal Rights Amend­ The real highlight of the place is the byists, legislators, and lawyers who work in (BOAT). ment for instance is much stronger than the backyard. Although well lit in the middle of the capitol. BOAT is a trade association for the owners one that failed at the national level by ex­ the yard, it has plenty of dark corners to do During the seven sessions she has worked or gay bars in Texas and has a legislative tending protection on the basis of national whatever ( can't imagine what). Complete with the legislature, Shelia has established agenda focusing on alleviating the burden origin as well as gender. with two horse stalls (calm down dears, no close ties with women's groups, the ACLU, of state regulation of the tavern industry. Shelia will be returning to San Antonio on horses) and a bath tub, you could fulfill lots criminal defense lawyers, and other interest LGRA on the other hand is composed of March 17 when the AHRC will hold a fund of those fantasies you have been hiding. groups creating a network which aids her political organizations such as AHRC and raising party for her. San Antonio is commit­ The owner admits that it is not completely lobbying efforts. Austin Lesbian Gay Political Caucus and ted to S3,300 as its proportional share of finished (what bar is) but it is still something One of Shelia's first acts as LGRA lobbyist focuses on the protection of the civil rights the LGRA budget for this year. For more in­ that has been lacking in our little bit of was to pay a visit to her old friend and or all gay and lesbian citizens of Texas. formation about LGRA or the St. Patrick's Texas. For originality and fulfillment of a fellow lobbyist Bettie Naylor. Bettie, the The different concerns of the two Day Party call 691-0265. need, I give it an B ±. .· National Task Force SA PEOPLE BY REUBEN NJAA Launches Pilot Project By Michael Stevens

SAN ANTONIO - Larry Bagneris, board member of the National Gay Task Force The nice thing about (NGTF) was in San Antonio Jan. 31 - Feb. 2 to introduce local gay "A Downpayment On Son Antonio is the extent Our Future," an NGTF pilot project in Texas and Louisiana designed to enroll gay to which the many business owners in NGTF. ethnic groups and men Local project member, Clint Harris kept Larry on a busy schedule beginning with a and women hove oreal reception at Kevin Wagner's, the MCC/ SA fellowship benefit. show at Papa Bear's on Thursday evening, and visits to local clubs and order to feel comfortable, but can be businesses throughout Friday and Saturday. themselves in their own home communities. As Clint and Larry explained over breakfast Saturday at Jim's on Hildebrand, The ultimate goal of NGTF is to achieve the Project is intended to create a network legal protection lor gay people through a of gay businesses in local communities that Presidential Executive Order guaranteeing will increase the visibility of NGTF and help nondiscrimination in jobs, public accom­ NGTF reach the grassroots with information modations and housing, to achieve this about NGTF activities. NGTF aims to create a national network or The Project is based upon the belief that individuals, local organizations and the emphasis of the movement in the '80s businesses which will demonstrate that ''we will shift from developing political clout to are everywhere". With legal protections of developing economic clout. our rights on a natlona' level, it will be possi­ If the gay community is to grow and sup­ ble lor every gay person to be themselves port gay social, political, cultural, and no matter where they live. athletic organizations, it will happen Larry observed that the nicest thing about through prosperous gay businesses. San Antonio compared to other gay com­ Coming out is the most important aspect munities in Texas is the extent to which the of the gay movement according to many ethnic groups, men and women, and Bagnaris. If gay men and women are to be different types of persons have a real free, they must be able to be themselves in fellowship. San Antonio does not seem to their local communities. They must be free have the same divisions of other big city Ricky Rodriguez, make-up artist to the stars. I got to know Ricky when he did the of hatred and prejudice which keep them gay communities, he said. make-up for one of my shoots. I was impressed at how his brush flicked over the from developing their full potential as in­ subject, not only making them look better, but feel better. He has a certain mood dividuals. Both Harris and Bagnaris are very pleased and serenity about him during a shoot, which is what I've tried to convey in his own If the movement succeeds it will be when with the positive response they have receiv­ portrait. As a make·up artist at the Copa, I hear his serenity can be sorely tried, but gay people are not forced to migrate to ed from San Antonio businesses to the pro­ it you've ever had to cover up a 5 o'clock shadow with pancake make-up thel'\ large urban centers with gay ghettos in ject. you'll be impressed with his artistry. THE SAN ANTONIO GAY PRIDE WEEK COMMITTEE presents THE BLACK&BLUE BALL A COSTUMED AFFAIR IN DUAL HUES THURSDAY MARCH 21, 9 p.m. featuring THE Mr. Leather San Antonio Contest BLACK & BLUE COSTUME CONTEST Live Entertainment

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~ When not working " 9 to 5," ~ this director finds another way to make a living - and some new friends - in "Into The Night." 0) The director of " Dirty eJ Harry " is caught here slipping into a different 51 The words role-as an actor. Name him. LS ·'shoot" and " freeze " take on a new meaning here for this director of films like " Melvin and //11 The director of ·'An Howard" ~ Unmarried Woman '' and "Swing (center) takes his cues Shift." from the man behind " The Big Chill" (right) in this scene from "Into The Night." Name each film-maker. :~: r------,:: .:, :'. ------, "lnto The Night'.' contest answers: E N T R Y B L A N K ~irl 1. Name: ______A~aterbed

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Jennifer North Is crowned and at least temporarily enjoys the limelight as Denise Fairchild gets into her tune in Miss Gay SA Unfortunately, moments later Denise Fairchild was named the talent section of the contest. the winner. Sources said It had less to do with the tally being incorrect than a simple matter of an Incorrect announcement.

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Denise Fairchild assumes fhe title of Miss Gay S.A. after a mix-up at first made Calendar publisher Michael Stevens says a few words during Calendar her only the first runner-up. Benefit Night at Club Heads or Tails, sponsored by owner Dorothy Gomez, right. Dorothy sponsored the night to raise money for an office-warming gift for the Calendar's new offices at 2A09 N. Main.

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THE DIRECTORY 11 The Calendar, March 5, 1985 ADULT INTI.STS HEALTH CA. fiRST STAR NIWI: 67U San Pedro, 826-9057 ..E CUNIC: H36 W. Woodlawn, 7~~ HIGH nMU (lmoldng ~): 6726 Son HOME SERVICES AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONS Pedro ARCHER PEST CONTROL: 6438 Laura, 653·6023, ADVENTURING OUTDOORS: (Volunt-athletic and DIGNITY/AUSTIN: (St. George's Episcopal Church, 101 ITUUI PAPEIIIIACK/1001(/MAGAZI.. EX· social group): P.O. Box 439f8, 78745, 467-8203 IH-35 at Airport): Box 2666, 78768 CHANCH: U09 S. Presa, 532-6267 SAT 78239 ARCnc AIR (Healing • Cooling ~s): f59 AUmN LAMBDA: P.O. Box 5455, 78765, 7f f5 Burnet LESBIAN AND GAY UNITARIANS: 454-2441 AnORNm Aldrich, 674-5696 Road #f20, 458-8050 ACW (lelerrals6 Legal Aid): f06N.SI.Mary's#500 EZ UVING INTERIORS (Executive Fabrics): 659-f250 GAY FATHERS: P.O. Box 5455, 78763, 472-f 7f 7 MCC/AUSTIN: (~ongregallonal Church, 408 W. 2U-679f 1YD MOORE (Corpenlry, Home hmodellng, GAYU.. : P.O. Box 8559, 78712,477-6699 23rd St.): P.O . Box 111961, 78760 DOUGLAS D. 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Free listing lor community Not certiHed b)' Texas Board ol Legal Specialization If your listing needs to be updated. Discount wiih this Ad! non-profit organizations. Call 735-7173. Restden ltal l Comme1 Ct~l 12 Editorial: The Calendar, March 5, 1985 uallty Into a fearful object. We are taught to lAm What/Am keep our sexual feelings secret. When we BY DOUGLAS SPEECKAERT grow up, we still retain this lesson. We are also taught that woman-woman and male- Not everyone defines gay In the same ·male relationships are forbidden and we way. Being gay can be an asset or a liabili­ learn such relationships and feelings ty. For me, It is an asset. I have· additional "should be" viewed as disgusting and options open to me, things I can do. Being loathsome. gay doe.sn't mean I am unable to have Being gay can be a great joy. Prejudice, satisfying heterosexual relationships but misunderstanding and fear, however, that I am able to have satisfying homosex­ create a burden that too often chokes the ual relationships. joy and replaces It with great pain. As other To me, being gay is a gift. In a sense, we "outcasts of society" who are punished for are all born gay with the capability of mov­ their being, some of us gays are decimated ing towards homosexual sensations, un­ by thoughtless cruelty by neighbors, friends concerned about the gender of the person and family. Some are damaged but who is the source of our satisfaction. managed to survive. Some grow strong, Homosexuality is a gift given at birth but, as building emotional muscle in the fight to live it is discouraged in our society, only a select on. group keeps the gift. As there are many different kinds of peo. 1am gay and that means that I know 1am pie, there are as many different kinds of gO\ able to involve myself emotionally, sen­ people. suously, erotically and intellectually with so­ Most gay people are aware of their "for­ meone of the same gender. bidden" interest early in life. Whatever the The gay man now commands admiration age of awareness, there follows a long from other men, something the heterosex­ period of quiet, emotional, internal struggle. ual man Is having difficulty doing. To be gay It Is an extremely lonely secret. Consciously Is not to be any less of a man. It has been or subconsciously, you become an atten­ the heterosexual who has demanded the tive Information gatherer. You are on the right to call himseH a man. Heterosexuals alert for news of others who have the same are the ones unsure of themselves, who feelings, and most of the news you hear is they are; where they fit In and belong-not bad. You feel caught, pulled In the direction the gay. As a gay man I know exactly who I of your impulses and feelings, yet held by am, where 1fit in and where I belong. Being the fear of becoming an outcast. gay means that I am capable of this range Some immerse themselves in religion, of relating to another male and that I am devote themselves to being good 24 hours willing to act on the capability and a day, and/or have emotional breakdowns translate this potential into behavior. which are the end product of having car­ Being gay not only means that I am rled too large an Invisible emotional strain. aware of my sexual and affectlonal feelings Some become Inexplicable suicides. for other men, but also that I am quite Families and friends mourn sincerely without capable and willing to translate these feel­ having an Inkling of an Idea that they have Ings Into behavior, given the right person, contributed to the person's misery. It place and time, and I need no one's con­ doesn't occur to anyone tr·· what drove sent to do so. It Is my choice-made In the person to suicide was the sociQIIy­ freedom. approved, seemingly natural conspiracy ol Everyone hears through his or her curtain disapproval. of prejudice, which creates a hearing pro­ Being gay Is something I have freely blem. Much of this hearing problem has to chosen. No one pressured me Into It, nor do do wtth being bom and bred In an environ­ 1·need approval or disapproval. I em what I ment which has turned natural human sex- am-a gay man, no apolagles necessary.

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