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Call Ron at 931-8335 (or leave message) for more information and Ad Reservation. Page 4 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1,-1986 • Page 45 Rhinelander Rap Group P.O. Box 1396, Rhinelander 54501, (715) 369s2467 Wilde-ness Way (W) Women Only Campground P.O. Box 176, Wascott, 54890, (715) 466-2635 BrieL ulw Mike* Parylorist (FTD Telefiora) . Park Mall, 117 Division St.; Park Falls 762-2333 zonem. " . a—manwameamw RACINE/KENOSHA (414) BARS Insurance Testing For AIDS On Verge Jo'De.?.s (MW, DJ) 2139 Racine St. (Hwy 32), Racine, 634-9804 Club S14 (Mw, DJ) 9001 120th Ave. (Hwy C), Kenosha, 694-1597 Of Becoming Reality In Wisconsin ORG kNIZATIONS Gay/Lesbian Union Of Racine 625 College ave., 54303 (In Step Magazine) — The Wisconsin Commissioner of Insurance, Tom Fox., has called for a Public Hearing, October 1st in Madison, that will be the final step in deciding whether SHEBOYGAN • (414)1 insurance companies will be authorized to use HIV Antibody (the new name for HTLV-Ill, Close Encounter (MW, D, 827 Pennsylvania, 452-2533 the AIDS virus) testing on Wisconsin insurance applicants. SOUTH CENTRAL Up until now, state law has not allowed insurance companies to use tests on applicants, ORG NNIZATIONS but provided the opportunity to do so, once test were approved by both the State Epidemiol- BAGA L (Baraboo Area Gays and Lesbians) P.O. Box 31, Baraboo, 53913 ogist and the Insurance Commissioner. Beloit Gay Alliance P O. Box 1794 Beloit College, Beloit 53511 "Support" (G/L Support/Social Group) P.O. Box As noted in the August 21st issue of In Step, the State Epidemiologist, Jeffrey Davis, 345 Janesville 53545 determined that the HIV Antibody is present when both an ELISA test and a Western Blot WAUKESHA • (414) Assay test turn up positive. His July 31st recommendation then was forwarded to Fox, who Windc w to the World Services, Inc. (G/L SupportGroup) P.O. Box 632, 53187, 542-5735 has now concurred that the tests are reliable for the use in the underwriting of individual life, Holtz Variety/Magazine Rack 910 E Moorland Rd., 53286 accident and health insurance policies. Fox has scheduled this October 1st hearing as the final step in allowing insurance companies to require applicants to take those tests. WESTERN BARS Representative David Clarenbach (D.-Madison) urges a heavy turnout for the public The Main Club (MW, D) 1813 N. 3rd St., Superior„ (715) 392-1756 hearings in Madison. If individuals are unable to attend the hearing in person, your written Tatoo s II (Wm, D) 1552 Rose St., La Crosse, 784-5833 comments are urged. ' TRTO (W) 802 Tower, Superior (715) 392-5373 If the public hearings support the use of the test, after a 60 day period for legislative review, ORGANIZATIONS the new rule allowing insurance company testing will become effective January 1st, 1987. Gay Ivien's Group (Activities, Support Group) LAGA, P.O. Box 2561, 54602, (608) 782-0963 U.W. Eau Claire Gay/Lesbian Organization UW-EC, Union Box G.L.O., 54701 According to Clarenbach. "We are going to have to conceed they are going to use these Gay 8 Lesbian Alliance P.O. Box 111, Platteville 53818 tests for insurability" the main flaw is that it would "allow the Insurance industry to ask personal, prying questions, and to be very selective in who they ask to take the tests." STATEWIDE Clarenbach continued, "they could require all single males between the ages Governor's Council On Lesbian & Gay Issues P.O. Box 7863, Madison, 53707.7863 of 21 and 40 to (Bi-Weeley G/L 624 N. 27th take the tests. "ln light of Wisconsin's non-discriminatory statutes, we can not allow the inSlei Magazine) Si.. Milwaukee, 53208. (414) 931-8335 OUT! (Mont* Grl. Newspaper) P.O. Box 148, Madison. 53701. (608) 256-7664 insurance companies to apply the tests in a discriminatory fashion." Clarenbach continued Rural Dutreach Project P.O. Box 310, Madison, 53701 that the State Epidemiologist even said "it is no longer just a gay disease" and that we must Arnow; Friends (Resource:Networks far Rurcl Wisconsin) P.O. Box 881, 53701 require that the insurance industry not require testing in any fashion they see fit. AIDS toy Free Hotline (outside Milw. Mon -Fri 9aert•9prn) 1-800-334-AIDS A draft of the proposed rule has.been sent to the Legislative Council for further scrutiny of OUT OF STATE its technical aspects and wording. Before the measure is enac ted, it must be approved by the (Due to space limitations, out out of stale listings include only advertisers.) Assembly's Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee and the Senate's Labor, Busi• Nat'l Gay & Lesbian Task Force (NGLTF) (Gay Hotline) Gay Hotline/Referfal, 1-800.221-7044 ness, Veteran's Affairs and Insurance Committee. If one of those committees objects to the Bijou Theatre (All-Male Adult Films) 1349 N. Wells St., Chicago, (312) 943-5397 rule, the measure then would be turned over to the Joint Committee for Review of Adminis• Sidetracks (M, V) 3349 N. Halsted, Chicago, (312) 477-9189 trative Rules. If the matter can't be resolved there, it would go to the Assembly and Senate for Touche (Mw, L/L) 2825 N. Lincoln, Chicago, (312) 929-3269 review. Bulldog Road/Crazy Marys 'Mw, 2914-16 Broadway, Chicago Douglas Dunes Resort (Mw. DJ. F) Blue Star Highway, Douglas, MI (616) 857-1401 A spokesman for the Insurance Commissioners office said restriction still may be incorpo- rated to the rule regarding two key question; to whom insurance companies may release the • • 13 Years of Community Service test results,-and what policyholders can be required to submit to the tests. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Milwaukee has said they plan to AMONG administer the AIDS antibody tests to anyone applying for a life insurance policy valued at $300,000 or more. Time Insurance Co., also of Milwaukee, has said they also would probably AkGP U administer the tests on the basis of the dollar amount of insurance coverage, but have not FRIENDS MILWAUKEE specified the amount. • FIEFERENCIES RESOURCES PON THE HOTLINE The Public Hearing will be held Wednesday, October 1st at 10am in the Lorraine Building, Duty 7-10 p.m. 123 W. Washington Avenue, Room 117, in Madison. This is a PUBLIC Hearing, and citizens -ESEIAN AND GAY COMMUNITIES Counselor On are invited and ENCOURAGED to speak. If you are unable to attend the hearing, you are OF WISCONSIN 24 Hr. Taped Message urged to send your written comments to: Commissioner ofInsurance, ATTN: Don Cleasby, P.O. Box 7873, Madison, WI 53707. JAY FIATHEWAY P.O. BOX 681 OtREC TOR MADISON. WISCONSIN 53701 562-7010 Page 44 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October. 1, 1986 • Page 5 11 Thinking Of You (Cards, "Gay Things", Gift Items) 147 N. Broadway, 273-5969 EDITORIAL COMMENT Video Adventures (Video Tapes, Sales & Rentals) 1820 N. Farwell, 272-6768 Video Visions (Video Tape Rentals & Sales) 2239 N. Prospect Ave., 272-0805 Webster Books 2559 N. Downer Ave., 332-9560 ATTEND THE OCTOBER 1st HEARING! SERVICES In Step urges your participation in the October 1st Public Hearing that will address the use A Travel Agency (Member IGTA) 4503 N. Oakland, 961-8747 of HIV Antibody Testing for Insurability. The only thing that stands between the final Alpha Compostion (Phototypesetting/Graphics) 144 N. Water St., 278-8686 approval of this plan and rejection of it .. . is US! No one else is going to go out there and make ASA Communications (Advertising Agency) 225 E. St. Paul #304, 374-5599 sure our rights as Gay and Lesbian Citizens of Wisconsin aren't trampled upon. Checker Cab Company Dispatch 645-5000 East Towne Therapy (Counseling/Treatment) 759 N. Milwaukee, #504, 273-7173 - You can be clam sure the Insurance industry will have plenty of high-powered spokesper- Equitable Financial Services (Financial Planning) 322 E. Michigan, 276-2000 ext. 204 sons standing up for their side of the issue. We can overcome that by sheer numbers. We Floral Den (Florists, FTD) 2938 S. 13th, 672-4477 can't depend on Representative Clarenbach to "carry the load" for all of us. Mostly it will be Frontier Software (Computer Consulting) 258-8866 up to us, to stand up for ourselves. Hurricane Productions (Women's Music) 3536 W. Cherry, 53208 Do you want to apply for insurance and have some nosy investigator prying into your life? Charles Kiley, MSW (Sex Therapy, Counseling) 276-5778 have same-sex Do you work as a hairdresser, or interior designer? Are 840 N. 3rd St., Suite 301, 453-7278 Do you roommates? Steven J. Murray (accounting) you over the age of 25 and still single? Have you ever had a sexually transmitted disease, or Mykronics (Photography) 933-1687 effeminate in your Mr. Vantastic (Moving & Delivery Service) 964-9955 crabs? Do you dress too fashionable? Are you a little mannerisms? Those Travel Encounters (Travel Agent) 321-5593 would all be reasons for the insurers-to require you to take the tests. Vantastic Services (Cleaning, Home Improvement) 964-9955 That's discrimination! And we're supposedly covered by Wisconsin's "Gay Rights Law". RESTAURANTS Thai's why we must make sure the insurance industry is not allowed to apply these tests in a 11 Glass Menagerie(Lunches, Dinners, Cocktails) 124 N. Water St., 347-1962 discriminatroy fashion. AIDS is no longer "just a gay disease". The insurance companies Mother's Place (Lunches, Dinners, Cocktails) 1127 Milwaukee Ave., (S. Milw.), 762-2090 should be required to give these tests to everyone, or no one. Anything else smacks of Mr. J's (Caiering/Chesecake Emporium) (Lunch) 1521 W. State St., 933-9223 discrimination. Walkers Point Cate (Open 24 Hours) 1106 S. 1st St., 645-7873 .EROTIKA That's why we urge your participation. You can attend the hearings, or if you can't-send Denmark 626 W. Wisconsin Ave., 278-9520 in your written comments. Maybe, just maybe if they get a overflowing hearing room, or an MEDICAL avalanche of mail, the Insurance Commission will back down. Alternate Women's Clinic (Sat AM's) 272-2144 (Have no way to get to Madison from Milwaukee? Badger bus has a bus that leaves Brady East STD Clinic (BEST) (V.D. Center, Health Screenings) . . . . 1240 E. Brady St., 272-2144 Milwaukee at 7am, and round trip fare is only $9.50) • Medical Professionals For Alternative Lifestyle P.O. Box 239, 53201 277-7671 Milwaukee AIDS Project P.O. Box 92505, 53202, 273-AIDS National Coalition STD Services P.O. Box 239, 53201, 277-7671 prevention education. Such indifference Statement Of Position furthers misinformation, and is contrary to RELIGIOUS the industry's own best interests. All Saints Cathedral (St. Aefred's Guild) 818 E. Juneau, 53202, Contact Harry, 289-0801 Of AIDS Resource Chirstian Gay OK (CGOK) Non-Denominational P.O. Box 934.33, 53202 We find particularly unacceptable the util- Dignity (Catholic Support Group) P.O.' Box 597, 53201, 444-7177 Center Of Wisconsin ization of serologic test results, since the Integrity (Episcopalian Support Group) 871-7417 test, in the words of the American College of Lutherans Concerned 2511 N. Farwell, Unit L, 53211, 963-9833 ARCW strongly opposes the efforts of Physicians, "does not provide sound prog- ORGANIZATIONS insurance companies to utilize results of nostic information, for asymptomatic Alcoholics Anonymous (Request "Gay" Meetings) 272-3081 tests thought to predict likelihood of acquir- persons." Beer Town Badgers (L/L Social Motorcycle Club) P.O. Box 166, 53201 ing AIDS, such as the HIV antibody test, in Black & White Men Together P.O Box 12292, 53212, 342-3621 denying or restricting access to adequate We recognize the danger which fradulent Castaways M.C. (Cycle Club) P.O. Box 15152, 53215 health and life insurance coverage. We also applications for high benefits pose to. a Cream City Association Foundation (CCAF) P.O. Box 204, 53201-0204 oppose all redlining practices based ori shared-risk association. We therefore find Cream City Business Association (CCBA) P.O. Box 92614, 53202, 372-2773 demographic, lifestyle or other criteria acceptable certain limits on the amount of Galano Club (Alcohol Free "Recovery Club") 1428 N. Farwell Ave., 276-6936 which are presumed to predict higher likeli- coverage for those who truthfully disclose Fest City Singers (Gay Choral Group) P.O. Box 11428, 53211, 277-0434 hood of developing AIDS. their virus or antibody status, and support GAMMA (Sports/Social) P.O. Box 1900, 53201-1900, penalties beyond cancellation for those who Gay Community At UWM Student Union, Room E-364, 963-6555 We believe that insurance companies attempt to obtain coverage through fraud. Gay Hotline (Referral, Events Tape) 562-7010 must be held accountable for their funda- Gay Peoples Union P.O. Box 208, 53201, 562-7010 mental purpose-that of protecting those We urge both health and-life insurance Gay Youth (Regular Peer Group Meetings) P.O. Box 09441, 53209, 265-8500 stricken by disease (and those left behind in companies to support the following mea- Girth & Mirth Club (Chubbies/Chasers) 2727 S. 68th St., 53219 the event of death) by disseminating the risk sures to adequately fulfill their responsibility Grapevine (Womens Group) 2211 E. Kenwood, 964-6117 among large groups. to the public which finances them and the Milwaukee Area Gay Fathers P.O. Bois 08236, 53208, 871-2362 legislation which controls them: Saturday Softball Beer League (SSBL) P.O. Box 92605, 53202 No other disease in modern history has Silver Star M.C. (Cycle Club) 266 E. Erie, 53202 brought with it a pattern of damaging human • Increased support of the State of Wiscon- rights infringements caused by misinforma- sin Health Insurance Risk Sharing Plan NORTH CENTRAL tion as has AIDS. The insurance industry (HIRSP), and action to expand the funding Flambeau Forest Resort (MW) Lakeside Cottages, Resort . Star Route, Winter,54896, (715) 332-5236 has displayed an almost total indifference base of that program among self-insured, Gay/Lesbian Support Group Box 814A, 1411 Ellis Ave., Ashland, 54806 towards supporting the sole disease preven- HMO and other insurance prograrris; Lambda House (Mw) Year-Round Bed & Breakfast Inn . . P.O. Box 20, Pence, 54553, (715) 561-3120 tion activity universally recognized as best, Continued on page 6 • Page 6 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • 1nStep 1nStep • September 18 - Ocmber 1, 1986 * Page 43 *Continued from page 5 almost half of the public favors the quaran- ORGANIZATIONS • Action to tine and isolation of AIDS sufferers. At the Ada Janes (Campus Womens Center) 710 Unversity #202, i)508) 262-8093 guarantee eligibility in HIRSP for Gay ,311coholics Anonymous 1021 those properly (i.e_ same time, they lament having to raise mil- Urcversity Ave, (X08) 257-7575 confidentially) identified Gay ,ft Lesbian Resource Center (Referral() .. P.O. Box 1722, Madison 53701, 1608) 257-7575 as being at increased risk of developing lions of dollars to fight the initiative when the money could be spent on AIDS research. Mali ion Gay Mens Chorale 2005 Pike Dr., #5, 53713. 1608) 257-7575 AIDS; Gay Lesbian Teens Group (Peer Support Group) 1608) 255-8582 • Substantial financial and/or in-kind sup- "There's a lot of fear, bordering on hyster- Madiion Gay Theatre Project P.O 3os 726, 53701, 0608) 251-6489 port for legitimate educational efforts ia, over this issue and the LaRouchies know Mew Center (Referral Center) Neighborhood HoJse, 24 S. Mils.. 1608) 256-8204 designed to halt the spread of the disease; that. They're pushing all those buttons," National Lesbian Feminist Organization (Rights Group) 1608) 257-7378 said Scott Shafer. a spokesman for Stop Parents & Friends Of Gays & Lesbians ...... P.O. Box 1722,Maclison'53701. 1608) 271-0270 • Immediate voluntary cessation of practi- LaRouche, a group coordinating oppostion 10% Society (Student Organization) Box 614, Memat;a1 Union, 500 Langdon St., 5370E. 1608) 262 7365 es wh ch routinely deny coverage to t ose to the initiative. United (Ed.Acation,Social Services) 1127 University, B-n. B103, 53715. 1608) 255-8582 hought likely of developing AIDS. • United Political ACtion Committee (P.A.C.) 0608) 255-2732 "On the face of it, this initiative is decep- Womens Counseing Service 710 University Ave. #202, 1608) 255-9149 tively simple," Shafer said. "You could easily • vote for it thinking you're doing something MILWAUKEE METRO • (414) Complex Issues Behind about stopping AIDS. when in fact it will 9 Angelo's Mint Bar II 819 S. 2nd St., 645-8330 Simple Wording On aggravate the spread of the disease by forc- 1 Baflgame (Mw) 196 S. Second St., 273-7474 ing it underground. No one will take the 2 Beer Garden (Wm, F) - 3743 W. Vliet St, 344-5760 California Ballot antibody test, because they'll fear being 3 Bcot Camp (M. L/L) 209 E. National Ave., 643-6900 driven from their jobs and their homes." 4 C'est La Vie (Mu:, D) 231 S. Second St., 291-9600 San Francisco (Chicago Tribune) — 4 Club 219 (Mw, DJ, L/L) 219 S. Second St., 271-3732 Opponents of a controversial referendum LaRouche representatives, whose 3 DIC's (Wm, D) 135 E.'National Ave., 64,3-9758 proposal on the ballot in California are wor- erroneous claims that AIDS can be spread 10 27th St. Danceteria (Mw, DJ) 618 N. 27711 St , 951-9144 ried that a particular type of voter will show through the air like tuberculosis have drawn 6 Fannie's (Wm, D, F) 200 E. Washington Ave , 643-9633 up at the polls in November: one who fears the scorn 'of medical experts, declined to Gay St. Station Pim, D) 1637 W. Pierce, 383-5755 AIDS. answer questions about their Mitia:ive. • 8 Grand Avenue Annex (G/S, Mw) 746 N. 7th St. 8 Grand Avenue Pub (MW, G/S, F, R) 7lE W. Wisconsin Ave., 271-9525 The opponents have a lot to worry about. 9 Hot Legs (WM, DJ, V) 814 S. Second St., 645-3572 St. Louis "Lewd" 5 Jet's Place (MW) 1755 5. Kinnickinnic Ave , 672-5580 The binding initiative seems innocuous 9 La Cage (Mw, DJ. V) enough 801 S. 2nd St , 383-3330 at first glance and are worded to Conduct Law Ruled Loose Ends (GS, MW, F) 4322 W. Fcnd du Lac Ave., 442-3469 appeal to the widest spectrum of voters in a Unconstitutional 11 M & M Club (Mu:, F) 124 N. Water St., 347-1962 state where government-by-referendum is 8 Off The Avenue fhlw, GS) 645 N 7-.h St., 347,3419 practiced with a vengeance. - (GLC Voice) — The U.S. Court of 4 Phoenix (Mw, DJ! 235 S. Second St , 278-9727 Proposition 64 would place the acquired Appeals in St. Louis declared last month 13 This Is h (M) 418 E. Welt St , 278-9192 11 W reck Room (M, L/L) immune deficiency syndrome on the state's that a St. Louis ordinance whicn prohibited 266 E. Erie St , 273-6900 9 Your Place (Mw, D) official list of communicable diseases. cross•dressing and "lewd" and "indecent" 813 S. First St., 647-3130 behavior, was unconstitutional. The name of BATH ll approved, they say, the AIDS initiative the case was D.C. and MS. v. City of Sr. 8 Club Miwaukee ;NI) 704-A W. Wisconsin Ave. :rear), 276-0246 could result in the mass quarantining of Louis. - RETAIL AIDS sufferers. - Creative Exchange (Consignments) M4 E. Wisconsin Ave., 277-7707 Plaintiff M.S. was a female impersonator Ear Waves (Records, 12" Singles) The AIDS initiative stoked the most 1816 N. Farwell, 271-3808 has who was arrested in January, 1984 while Eclectic I (Gifts/Decor) :3616 N. debate. Supported by followers of Lyndon Downer Ave , 963-3797 performing at Uncle Marvin's Lounge. Dur- Midwest Women's Music (Records) 207E. Bufalo, 278-01:66 LaRouche, the initiative would effectively ing his performance M.S. had presented I Old Masters Galleries (Cards, Art Prints, Posters) 1804 E. North, 278-0898 require public health officials to quarantine Am Whor I Arn from La CogeAux Folles. Progressive Prints (Printers) 2909 N. Hurroo ±, 264-5345 indefinitely anyone found to be carrying the Never Love This Way Again sung by Dionne 4 Seven Sea Aquatics (Pets, Supplies) 215 W. F orida, 272-7966 virus, medical experts think. Warwick, and City Lights sung by Liza More than 5,000 AIDS cases have been Minelli. The police charged M.S. and all the reported in California, and an estimated other female impersonators with lewd and 300.000 state residents are thought to be indecent conduct. After M.S. hired an attor- infected with the virus. ney, the City dropped the charges against him. "If this trititiative passes, it would do incredible harm," said Dr. Gaidden Elliott, D.C., the plaintiff arrested twice for cross president of the California Medical Associa- dressing fin 1980) did riot have an attorney tion. -It might well frighten people away from for his first arrest and pleaded guilty. He testing and needed treatment." obtained an attorney lot his second arrest and the judge threw out the charges against Of particular concern to the medical corn him. At the time of both arrests, D.C. was 3349 N. HALSTED / CHICAGO munity and many gay advocacy groups is a cross-dressing on the advice of his physician THE recent "Los Angeles Times" poll showing in prepartation for a sex change operation. VIDEO BAR Page 42 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep The Guide — CODE CHART — G/S Gay/Straight .12 MW % Men, % Women L/L Levi/Leather M Prefer Men Only D Dancing Mw Mostly Men, Women Welcome DJ Disk Jocky, Dancing a igf W Prefer Women Only V Video Wm Mostly Women, Men Welcome F Food Service CENTRAL WISCONSIN • (715) BARS Camp (MW, DJ, F) 117 Scott St., Wausau, 845-5955 ORGANIZATIONS Monday Night Dance Club (Social Group) P.O. Box 1016, Stevens Point, 54481 PO I' t):31) k4 ,b4 tcs U.WS.P. Gay Peoples Union Slap Box 30, Stevens Point, 54481, 346-3698 L.Nt g FOX VALLEY • (414) BARS Brandy's (MW, D) 409 S. Washington, Green Bay, 432-3917 1101 West (MW, DJ) 1101 W. Wisconsin Ave., Appleton 733-9839 Grand West (MW) ' 1444 Main St., Green Bay, 4.33-9601 Napalese Lounge (MW, DJ) 515 S. Broadway, Green Bay, 432-9646 The Pivot Club (MW, DJ) 4815 W. Prospect (Hwy BB), Appleton, 730-0440 Who's (Mw, DJ, V) ' 720 Bodart, (rear), Green Bay, 435-5476 ORGANIZATIONS Argonauts Of Wisconsin (LIL Social Club) P.O. Box 1285, Green Bay. 54305 Concerned (Referral) P.O. Box 1087, Green Bay, cell% Dignity (Gay Catholic Group) P.O. Box 2283, Green Bay, 54306, 739.8030 Dignity (Gay Catholic Group) DePere, 336-3889 Gamma Alpha Iota-Lawrence Univ. (G/L Support Group) 115 S. Drew St., Appleton 54911 Gay Alcoholics Anonymous (Meeting Weekly) 494-9904 Gay Support Group of Sheboygan P.O. Box 192, Sheboygan 53081 GRANDFLAGS P.O. Box 85, Ripon, 54971 or P.O. Box 2144, Oshkosh 54903 Parents & Friends Of Gays 921-7191 Women's Alternative (Lesbian Support Group) Oshkosh, 231-5075 or 233-7707 Women's Service Center 433-6667 MEDICAL Center Project (Mondays - AIDS Diagnostic/Counseling) P.O. Box 1062, Green 'Bay, 54305, 437-7400 MADISON • (608) RESTAURANTS 1 Cafe Palms 636 W. Washington MEDICAL Madison AIDS Support—Network (Support & Counseling.) P.O. Box 731, 53701, (608) 255-1711 Blue Bus STD Clinic (Monday, Thursday) 1552 University Ave., (608) 262-7330 BARS 2 Back East (MW, DJ) 508 E. Wilson St. (rear), (608) 256-7104 1 Rod's (M, L/L) 636 W. Washington (rear), (608) 255-0609 1 The New Bar (MW, DJ, V) 636 W. Washington (upstairs), (608) 256-8765 3 Shamrock (GS, MWF)_ 177 W. Main St., (608) 255-5029 RELIGIOUS Afirmation 1127 University Ave., (608) 256-2353 Evangelicals Concerned P.O. Box 44, 53701, (608) 244-5010 Integrity/Dignity Box 730, 53701 (608) 836-8886 SERVICES All Gays Phone Line (608) 255-4297 Fallen Woman (Music Promoters) 401 Elmside, 53704, (608) 249-7872 Gay & Lesbian Information Recording (608) 263-3100, ask for tape #3333 RETAIL Four Star Fiction & Video 315 N. Henry St., (608) 255.1994 Page 8 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 41 The street and lots were crowded and coiorkei for the 1st annual MAP FEST. Pulllicatkons Subsf;ribe to a journal of news and opinion, Graffiti announcements, features, cultural reviews, original poetry & graphic work of the lesbian / gay community. $17.50 Cheri (Back East): Happy An niversatv & Birthday. Scrry missed them "OUT is mailed in a sealed envelope. both. Spank Ruth:or rne for not taking pictures. Ron Our mailing list is never sold, borrowed, (In Step) or used for any purpose other than mail; Mom & Dad: When am I going to get back into writ- ing clever things about you? Love Bob Zuker Baby Sara: Happy 3rd Anniversary with "Me OUT! Lcrd". I'm glad I have you for my woman. Love, "CUT!" P.O. Box 148, Madison, Me Lord WI. 53701 George (La ,Cage): To bad you missed a chance to (608)256-7664 roast marshmellows. Ron. Colleen: Take a bus! Believe it or not, you're hell on Lesbian/Gay Curfew wheels . . Everyone that knows you. Salli & Carol: It was a pleasure talking to you on Sparks P'Town Revolt Sunday at PA., thanks for you: time & caring. Your friend, Laurie Pro Aicetown, MA (GCN) — hanging face a: most overnight, this fishing town and Doug S: 1 think you will get a kick out of this. summer :esbianigay resort has become the A.T.B. Love Bob scene of highly visible political activity. In a W. Michael, aka "Echo": Happy second anniver- series of demonstrations beginning in the sa-y, even if you're nearly twice the roan I married. early morning hours of August 17, hundreds Love, D.A. of people protested police attempts to pro- Lynn: What happened to you, it was rumored that hibit aay men and lesbians from congregat- you passed out in Lincoln. At least it wasn't a Toi-Toi. ing outdoors after the bars close at 1 a.m. Love, Bob The protests began when six people were Mark G.: Happy 32 on Sept 28th, Hope you care as arrest sd on August 16 by police who mach as I do. Love you, R.B.H. enforced — without warning — a new regu- Bouji's lation barring late night bearded friend (Club 949/6): You are one gatherings outsider good looking man! When are you coming back doWn Police and the Board of Selectmen for the this way? Interested party town maintain the new regulation, approved at a meeting of the Selectmen August 11,s Chuck (GAP): I just love shrimpies! Ron necessary to stop noise and traffic obstruc- Ben: Pigs in space—the 2nd generation. tions late at night. Members of the gay com- Madison Sty Mate munity, however, contend the action Todd B.: Your B-day party was great, but after 142 unfairly targets their meeting place and is hairs of partying we were all Sh_ faced. Love, Bob intended to make the gown less hospitable to Sandy Cruz: I hope you and moon doggie are enjoy- its are gay and lesbian summer population. ing surf and sun I miss yob both. Love, Sara Some activists also charge the August 15 arrests were unnecessarily violent and Kim (Danceteria): Rock the house with that hot house occurt ed in retaliation for gay community music. - Your Fans. demands that police take vigorous action BJ & Robert: Good luck on your new house. against queer-bashers. Erika (219) In response to the August 16 arrests, and Robert B.: I really like knowing you. Eric (219) encouraged by lesbian and gay performers Doris D.: Thinking of y000! Cheese! at local clubs, between 500 and 700 people' gathered August 17 at 1 a.m. outside Spir- Holly B.: Whoa!! Welcome to our racy revue!! Erika itus. Two arrests occurred that morning as Bobby R. (219): Are you my boy!! Are you my boy!! at least -.wo dozen local and state police with Erika dogs Patrolled Commerical Street in front of Baby Jane: Thank you for the wonderful lime at your the pi.rza parlor. Threatened with arrest if B-day party. Sorry about hard times. Sage-La-Rue they stepped off the sidewalk, protesters play a game of Red Rover back Erika S: Could you please give me mothers milk. decided to Joe between us. Sage-La-Rue and forth across the street — to the obvious heel race was trecherous. The high Hot Leg's casino-style gambling was a crowd-pleaser. fury of police. Erika S.: "EAT IT" ; Sage Page 40 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 9 crowd in outstc iding success. 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Box Driver, Warehouse Attendant, and Radiator Shcp 64049, Milwaukee, WI 53204-6459, Mechanic. Contact Bill, 251-0540 evenings 7 to 9 Battle of the DJ's participants (I to r, rear) Doug (Back East). Kim (Danceteria). Don (Rods/New Bark Monday- Nednesday. Michas! (Rod's). front Raymond (219). Tim (1101 West). Tyronne (219) and Tony (La Cage). InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 11 Metropolitan Grouq Notes Community- Church May Be Just What cheap thrills Lutherans Concerned You're Looking For! Lutherans Concerned/Milwaukee, Metropolitan Community Church is a Bijou Video Sales' semi-annual sterewide sale founded in 1978, plans to become an active Christian Church open to all people, with- a ministry to gay Lutherans and their gay and speCial ministry to the-gay and lesbian com- non-gay supporters. The opening forum and munity. Our church offers all interested per- social hour will be held on Sunday, Sep- sons the opportunity to come together in a EVERY TAPE REDUCED tember 28, 1986 and 7:30 pm at Village worshiping, witnessing, serving fellowship. It Church, 130 E. Juneau Avenue in Milwau- offers counseling'& other, services &bppor- kee. The topic, "Gays, Lutherans, and Gay tunities to participate in social, educational PRICES FROM 51995-$75 Lutherans: Our Community's Needs", is & administrative work. designed to encourage everyone's participation. SeVeral people in Milwaukee, with help Over 900 titles in from Good Shepherd Parish, Chicago, IL stock Village Church, located on the site of the are starting Family Groups, the beginning of former Factory II Lounge, is the State's only a Metropolitan Community Church in Mil- congregation that has covenanted with waukee, Save on these titles,plus many more Lutherans concerned to engage in inclusive ministry with gay and lesbian individuals. The overall purpose of the new Family Anyone interested is welcome to attend. On Group ministry is to grow together in the life, $5095 551595 October 26th, Lutherans Concerned is plan- faith, love and mission of Jesus Christ Reg. $6995 is Reg. $5995 ning a Worship service and Reformation through caring and sharing in fellowship, celebration at 7:30 pm in Village Chruch. prayer, Bible study, and other group Call Bob Moore at 963-9833 for more activities. THE YOUNG & THE HUNG THE IDOL information. - • Continued on page 12 ► SIZING UP THE BEST MEN BOYS ON FILM CENTURIANS OF ROME Are You Being Held Back .. BELOW THE BELT BOY'S CAN'T HELP IT by Avoidance, Self Doubt or Fear? NIGHTCRAWLER ROUGH TRADES Live up to your most positive potential and gain TWO HANDFULS -NIGHTHAWKS IN LEATHER self-acceptance, confidence and accurate awareness. 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_L Page 12 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 37 *Continued horn page social) is open to all interested in Christian iContinueri from page 36 Science and is not at all limited to members in response to citizen complaints. Many people have asked for a way to feel of the denomination or those who attend "Just a Ha Chicago Bar" closer to other people. the Family Group church services. Naumann said officers had been concen- program is a way to do this, while at the trated :n the area surrounding the intersec- same time providing other exciting oppor- Two major speakers will address the con- tion o: W. Watertown Plank Rd. and "Your 2nd. tunities to deepen your faith experience. ference: Robert Doling Wells from Seattle, Underwood Pkwy. and in the areas around and Carl J. Welz from Santa Rosa, Califor- Drink is Free WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO BE ABLE Camp Will-O-Way, 10601 Underwood nia. Both speakers have held high positions Pkwy. if you show TO PARTICIPATE? The groups meet once in the CS. movement. Mr. Wells is a former a week :'or six weeks in a leader's home for teacher, practitioner and lecturer of Chris- The undercover operation went into a Wisc. I.D." an hour and forty-five minutes. A variety of tian Science. Mr. Weitz was an editor of the effect July 10. Since then, officers have times and locations are available. Groups CS. periodicals for eleven years. He was made 27 arrests. range in size from 4 to 7 people. In some also a teacher and a practitioner. Wednesdays: more groups may meet at the "The arrests have been made for violation cases, two or of - 4- same time in a leader's home. Four workshops will be held on subjects municipal ordinances," said Naumann. $1. Beer, Wine, of concern to gay Christian Scientists: "Men have been walking up to our officers HOW DO I JOIN A GROUP? Call and grabbing them by the genitals or Well Drinks GEORGE at 421-6868 for information on 1. Healing AIDS with Christian Science. approa:hing them and asking them to go schedules and loctions of meetings. • 2. Applying C.S. to relationships. into the wooded areas and participate ir. 3. Dealing with the religious right. sexual acts." 4. The purpose of Emergence. Christian Scientists "Our response is based on the results we Gay "Emergence" is the organization name get. W,tt realize that these areas have had To Hold 1986 Conference adopted by Gay Christian Scientists at their this prcbiem for seven or eight years, but we 1985 annual Conference. did not realize how extensive it was until the In Houston For more information on the 1986 operation went into effect. I think we're just Gay Christian Scientists will hold their National Conference contact: Emergence- hitting he tip of the iceberg. 1986 National conference in Houston, /Houston, P.O. Box 613, Bellaire, TX 77401 "We feel that because most of the sus- 3700 N. Halstead Chicago Texas the weekend of October 11 and 12. (713) 665-2642. • pects are from a 50. to 60-mile radius, this The two day conference (plus a Friday night must be a well-known area for this type of (312) 549-3701 thing," said Naumann. • Health by M.A.P. Volunteers Plan For AIDS Hospice IP.Y*411ermt. Stirs Protests Social Security Agency So intense is infighting within the AIDS °lint 2 program virus research laboratories that Washington, D.C. (Milw. Journal) — A Rules That experts have sabotaged one another's plan by Mother Teresa's nuns to open a experiments and suppressed research on Monday - Friday hospice for AIDS victims in a middieclass ARC Is A Disability,. ways to combat the disease, researcheri Washington neighborhood is running into Portland, Oregon (Windy City Times) told the Miami Herald. Open at 11am angry protests from homeowners. -- Social Security Administration Law The lab program has lost experts who Residents of the neighborhood in the Judge Virgil Vail of the Social Security's were instrumental in proving that transfu- Happy Hour frown ci:y's northeast section worry that they will office of hearings and appeals in Portland sions spread AIDS, that the AIDS virus lose their investments and stable commun- ruled last month that Cherri Beirley, an causes the disease and-that spermicides can t lam - 1:30pm ity if the hospice opens in November as Oregon woman with AIDS-Related Com- help prevent the spread of AIDS. planned. and can receive Social piex, is disabled and from "I would not imagine benefits. This is the first time that "I'm surprised at how little is coming out of anyone wantiug to Security buy my house when an AIDS facility disability payments have been that lab," said Dr. Cy Cabradilla, a former 5pm to 7pm is a the federal stone's throw away from my door," said Ellie approved for a person with- ARC. • high-level CDC expert who was among the first to clone the AIDS virus. "They were on Kelly, a 34-year resident. "It's a stigma." to very important things that now seem triv- But supporters of the hospice say con- Infighting Hurts ial because it's too late." cern about property values is a screen for One departing scientist, Dr. V.S. "Katy" Saturday & Sunday fears that people harbor for AIDS, a disease Study Of AIDS with no known cure. Kalyanaraman, ranks among the nation's Open at Noon (Chicago Tribune) — Turmoil among top AIDS researchers. Few of the lab's origi- The Archdiocese of Washington AIDS experts at the federal Centers for Dis- nal senior scientists remain. announced plans for the Missionaries of ease Control in Atlanta has led to two firirigs, Dr. James Curran, head of the CDC.'s E19 S. 2nd St., Milw. Charity, founded by Mother Teresa, to caused an exodus of researchers and AIDS program office in Atlanta, attributed establish a convent where 11 terminally ill delayed studies of ways to halt the deadly the loss of his experts to attrition. 645-8330 and AIDS patients in the last stages of their epidemic. Continued on page 14 6 disease could die. • Page 36 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 13 pany, and now is raising the price for the roC.C.C,Ce--,S.C.C,S.C,C,C.C"rr,Ce-1...C.CW.—/--.C.C.,C,SC.C ....C"l—/--..CC...C.C,--e--.C.C.C.C.C.,--e^ Gay Politicians To Meet rights. New York columnist Liz Smith said 1C,;) In Washington, Nov. 20-23 that Streisand'wants Dustin Hoffman to play ell 0 9 2 1 39 R.a 3in: the role which Kramer based on his own DE E 9s (GLC Voice) — The Second Annual emotional involvement surrounding the Racine 9S1it O. 4 National Conference of Lesbian/Gay founding of the Gay Men's Health Crisis ,1)1 Elected and Appointed Officials and Pro- Center in New York, • spective Candidates will be held in Washing- Q ton, D.C. from November 20-23, 1986. COUNTRY HOE DOWN WEEK, Sept. 22-28 Chicago Kicks Off Q This special event, which is again being 0 sponsored by the National Association of Gay $$'s Campaign Mon.: Free Pool, + Shots of Red Eye 754 Gay/Lesbian Democratic Clubs, will build gay bars and busi- on the Several dozen Chicago Tues.: Beer/Wine/Pepsi Bust, + 754 Shots Whiskey success of last fall's West Hollywood nesses have joined the effort to flood Chi- Conference which marked the first time in stamped "Gay $$" Wed.: All-u-can-drink shots for 754, + Shot & Beer $1. US cago with paper currency history that openly gay and lesbian or "Gay Dollar". As part of an effort organ- elected officials from across the country 1,) Thurs.: Beer/Pepsi Bust, + Sclmaaps 754, + Swampwater $1. spoke ized by Gold Coast owner Frank Kellas out in unison on the critical issues of Marge Summit, AIDS, anti-gay and His and Hers owner Fri. & Sat.: Country Music, + Door Prizes + Drink Specials violence and the ongoing red stampers denoting "Gay $$" have been struggle for lesbian and gay civil rights. Q distributed to businesses. In addition, indi- lllt Sun.: Country Cook Out (everyone invited) All interested individuals are invited to viduals are writing the words on currency. All-u-can-drink shots, + Beer/Wine/Pepsi Bust participate in the conference. For further The campaign was started after Chicago + 754 information, please contact the National defeated an antidiscrimination ordinance Association at 1742 Massachusetts Ave. that would have prevented discrimination of S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003 • gays and lesbians. Q "Dynasty" Wed. Nights: Champagne & Spumante Splits $1. It has been said that the only thing politi- from 7-9pm, Snacks, $3. Beer/Wine Bust from 9-close cians understand is votes and money, and NOW President Calls For this is one way to show them just how much 0 HOT MEXICAN WEEK COMING OCT. 6-12th Boycott Of States With of an enconomic impact gays have on the economy. Sodomy Laws The only legal spot to write on is to the left (GLC Voice) National NOW 'Presi- of the photo on the front of paper currency. dentEleanorSmeal said that her organization MEET AT THE TATION is "very committed" to repealing sodomy Owners of many of the bars and busi- laws and that feminists must not take the nesses participating are stamping currency .13 Y__POPULAR, REQUEST - NEW HOURS! U.S. Supreme Court's Hardwick decision before making deposits, or passing it on to their customers. 4-7pm— Start Your Afternoon with "lying down." Tappers - 500, Members unanimously voted to urge The markers appear-to have the law on Rail Drinks - $1. National NOW to call an economic boycott their side. A spokesman for the U.S. Secret Non-Alcoholic Drinks 1/2 Price of the 24 states still outlawing sodomy. They Service said it is illegal to deface money, also urged National NOW work with other which the participants contends they aren't -groups attempting sodomy repeals, some- doing, if the defacers have the intent of ren- thing Smeal told PGN that National NOW is dering the money unfit for reissue. • Meet Your Friends - already doing. • Tosa Parkway Operation RELAX AND ENJOY! Streisand Set To Sue Results In 7 More Arrests Wauwatosa (Milw. Sentinel) — Officers Normal Heart Author from the Wauwatosa Police' Department Watch for Our New York (GLC Voice) — SongStress have arrested seven niore men and charged Barbara Streisand, in a battle for the film them with soliciting or participating in inde- MYSTERY TRIP rights to Larry Kramer's A Normal Heart, is cent sexual acts. NEW HOURS ready to file suit to gain access to the script. According to Lt. Greg Naumann, all the Streisand, who wants to star as Dr. Emma Open 4pm-2am Weekdays arrests were made- on the Underwood 1637 W. Pierce 383 Brookner, the physician confronted with Pkwy. -5755 Saturdays llam-3:30am mounting AIDS cases, also plans to direct (1 Block N. Of National) Sundays - Noon - 2am and produce the film version of Krarrier's hit The arrests are the result of an ongoing play. Striesand claims that Kramer already undercover operation in the area that began agreed to deal with her production corn- Continued on page 37 * Psychic Fair In October Page 14 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 35 1Contirtued from page 12 in my_ opinion not well advised," Maki said. 'Cordblued from page 34 Amonc the allegations: "I'm very sensitive to their fears this test but there If you think you have some type of disabil- • Suppression of research. Scientists say could be used to discriminate, This test Curran has temporarily blocked publication comes a time when we need trust. ity at work, have your planner review your of research, including one paper that could be used to prevent sexual transmis- benefits package -.o tell you exactly what you will showed commercially available spermicides sion, if people knew their status." get and for how long. kill the AIDS virus within 60 seconds. The AIDS epidemic now involves almost And now to the item that most of us dis- have • Sabo+age of experiments. Intense compe- 30,000 cases and 2 million Americans dain tha most, life insurance. In future tition among scientists with fragile egos the virus living in their bodies. "But in the- column:. we will go into a description of the allegedly led some to tamper with ory, there need not be another case," Maki many generic types available today. Today, experiments. pointed out Instead of the present patch- suffice i to say that if you don't own any of work approach to AIDS as a public health your au n, you are going to leave someone • Squabnles over authorship. Top adminis- issue, AIDS should be addressed as a sexu- with your bills and the cost of your funeral. trators routinely ordered their names, and advocated. ally transmitted disease, Maid Again, many of us have some type of term names of officials as far afield as Africa would mean public health workers life coverage as part of a benefit at work, but added as authors to studies on which they This known to have been we canr of forget that if you leave that work did not work. contacting people exposed to the AIDS virus and sex partners or get lzid off or have to quit due to a debili- Sunday, Oct. 12 • Rebellion among AIDS experts, The tur- of those people and notifying them of their tating illness, the life insurance coverage is A Reception & Show moil has led to the release of two of the virus risk. This would include contacting both gone! researchers remaining in the lab. men and women exposed to the AIDS virus Of greater importance in this area is if you South Eastern At the center of the controversy is Cur- sexually and through shared needles. leave children' or a lover. How will they be - Gay Wisconsin ran, head of the CDC AIDS program office, "If a person is exposed, 1 hey have the right taken cure of? I continue to be amazed when a multimillion-dollar effort to control what to know, so they can modify their life style, I run in :o neople who have had lovers for Winners with: may become one of the world's worst ept- so they do not infect others," Maki urged. years who own a home together and just demics. Curran, a venereal disease special- "The attitude on the part of far too many about everything else and one of them says: Tina Capri ist, was appointed head of the agency's people, who want to put their head in the "If I die. I am sure s/he can fend for her/him- Peter fledgling AIDS program soon after the sand and say they don't want to know if self I don't need life insurance." deadly disease was recognized in 1981. • they've been exposed, is very ill advised Once again, if I walked up to you and said, Mama Rae "If a person is diagnosed as having syphi- for $1,000. I promise you $100,000 or better Doctor Urges lis, present state law would require that all of on demand — is that such a bad return on Tania Michaels their sexual cntacts be informed arid urged your money, especially in light of high yield- identification Of All to be tested," Maki reminded. ing returns on the current types of life Mr 1101 W. Kevin products? AIDS Virus Carriers "We should be providing similar informa- Miss 1101 W. Toni tion and tracing case contacts with people Who needs health, disability or life insu- Madison (The Capital Times) — AIDS exposed to AIDS, in a similar approach." rance? "Simply everyone who cares either. Emceed by is no longer a disease that threatens only Presently, no such case contact prograni about her/himself and those who have to homosexually active men, drug addicts, exists for AIDS. The fact that a person is pick up he mess after we've 'gone. Programs Melinda James hemophiliacs. and Haitians, the early high known to carry the virus dosen't mean they vary and rot everyone should be involved in risk groups. are doomed, Maki pointed out. all progi ams. consult your lesbian/gay finan- "I am treating two heterosexual men cial planner for specific evaluation of your Tues. - Wooden Nickel He appeared as a guest speaker of the situation. infected with the AIDS virus right now," a Madison Area Singles Council, on adult Night University of Wisconsin physician told a singles group at the Sheraton. Hotel. • Next column: Mutual Funds --- Great Madison singles group recently. Returns, perhaps! • • Wed. - Grab Bag Nite "AIDS is going to touch on the lives of all drawings every 20 min. of us," predicted Dr. Dennis Maki. "The Dukakis Signs time will come when we will all personally Confidentiality Bill for prizes know somebody infected by the virus or who has developed AIDS." Boston (WindsrCity 'limes) -- Massa- Sat. - Beer Bust S3. chusetts Gov. George Dukakis has -=.1•cem.=.0.c-c:-L.., ,•0•,=•••=-=•••=-c from The UW School of Medicine professor approved a bill that requires the confidential- 1-6pm who treats AIDS patients at UW Hospital ity of AIDS testing in that state. The new law 0.IV ME • • • - Sun. - Packer Sunday urged a program of aggressive prevention of prohibits administering the test for virus the disease trough identifying carriers and antibodies without the written consent of NOT IN ME! $2.50 Pitchers rejected the civil liberties arguments against the individual, divulging the results of the it. • Lambeau Field test or confirming even that a person has LHee. thy Sex is for Everyone "The posture of many gay leaders, in been tested. The law also bans the test as a 1• Hot Dogs _ opposing wide scale use of the blood test, is condition for employment. • Page 34 * September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep o September 18 - October 1, 1986 * Page 15 GAP waiter Rick, owner Henry, and chef Charles. pzegglVavarro Eauity Qualified A ent • 1%$ :-A> - :2616WA M.;... . . -;' . YAgalga&MMAKW.R.W It is also important to make sure that your MONEY: MAKING IT/ coverage is truly broad based in benefits. Your planning consultant will help you eval- KEEPING IT uate your program, even if it is an employee benefit. It is mind boggling to know that most Why Do I Need Health, Life employees don't know much about their And Disability Insurance? benefits. How would you feel if all of a sud- den you were told that you had to come up Have you ever purchased a Lottery with $1,000 -or more before any coverage Ticket? Why did you buy-it? Have you yel went into effect? And, what about the co- won the Lottery? What are your real chan- insurance? What is the most you will have to ces of winning? pay out of your pocket in one year? Simplistically, look at premiums for Disability income insurance is the single health, life and disability insurance as a gua- most overlooked program in the benefits of ranteed return Lottery Ticket. If you could all people. What does it do? Simply, if you pay me $100 per month and I guaranteed have to be out of work more than, the "sick you $1,500 per month for the rest of your life, leave" granted by your company, you will how would you feel about your return (espe- receive a regular monthly check with a tax cially if you didn't have to pay that $100 when free amount of money not to usually exceed we began to pay you out the $1,500 per about 65% of your regular income. month -tax free)? Since most people today; whether single, Unless you are a robot with a lifetime married or with lovers, live at or beyond warranty to cover the replacement and ser- their monthly income, what happens when vice of all parts, you will be sick enough to the income stops? Who will make the pay- end up in the hospital during your life. There ments 'on the car, apartment, home, etc.? is a 3 out of 5 probability of a disability keep- This type of _program protects your most ing you out of work, not workman's comp important asset, YOU! related and the probability of death is 100%. Just any dissability program? NO! As with Not long ago health insurance was part of all other insurance products, the contract is most employee's benefits. Now, however, what counts. What are the exact definitions that is not guaranteed. As a matter of fact, of disability? Do you get income for the rest many employees have to pay larger parts of of your life or just a year or two? Then, what their-health insurance coverage. happens? Do you have to go out and sell pencils? What is obviously vital is that your maxi- Continued on page 35* mum lifetime coverage is at least $1,000,000.

ball.. game 196 S. 2nd St., Milw, 273-7474 Mon. thru Fri. 3pm - 8pm TUESDAYS COCKTAIL HOUR BUCK NIGHT, 9-close $1 Rail, $1.50 Call, 506 Tappers WEDNESDAYS 50C Tap Beerfront 8prn SAT. & SUN. 11 - 6pm, Hot Dogs 2 for 1 Drinks $1.25for Screwdrivers, Even) Friday, Prize Bloody Mary's & Greyhounds Drawings held 7 - 8 pm. Exceptionally Good Pizzas Special Prize Drawings Pitchers of Beer $3. Anytime! Ar the tat Friday of the month. Open nom Daily Henry of Grand Avenue Pub celebrated his birthday at the popular downtown bar. Page 16 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 33 • Condr ued from page 31 The Arts b Kevin Michael good time. And, as we all know Milwaukee .MOPMa.MMAallMITONMAligierMIMM,- was a hat d act follow. However, New Haven C. EST did an al whitely marvellous job. Definitely. This is my first summer stock John Ruess experience. It's been-such a good company Despit 2 :he Milwaukee Hot Leg's teams season-wise. It's a talented group of people hard ng. excellent fielding and fantastic IE -- A Rising Star and there hasn't been any problem with team spith we pulled in the award for team tempers or egos. partying. Now add° Those who didn't have Completing his first season of as much fun off the field won. They were 231 South 2nd St summer stock al the Melody Top, is the How do you find Milwaukee now that Seattle -- #1. San Diego — #2, and our OPEN NOON DAILY handsome and personable young actor, you've been here for the summer? newest member — Southern New England John Reuss. He shares with In-Step Milwaukee's a nice city. I've been dow- — #3. Although, the author must admit, I ran theatre columnist, Kevin Michael, his into #2 and #3 out playing and they did party Sunday thru Thurs. about Milwaukee, MelodyTop town to check out the restaurants and some thoughts of the night spots well. career, and himself. He's a remarka- but there hasn't been the 9pm his time to check it out fully. In ble singing talent who has sought to September when The next two years will feature the Men's abilities_ He's a per- I'm performing in 'Somethings Afoot', I'll and Women's World Series in the same cit- expand his acting finally have some you'll no doubt be hearing time but then I'll be work- ies which (as Milwaukee knows) is not so former who ing on moving to Chicago. about. Remember, you were introduced easy; btu a definite plus fOr the gay/lesbian to him here, first. You just completed a production of The commun dies. King and You had an impressive response to your l'prior to coming here in St. Paul at We all look' forward to next years World Theatre Associa- the new Ordway Theater. Your reviews Series n San Francisco, and r.ewly tryout at the Minnesota were good and tion auditions. About 21 theatre's offered you had the chance to announc?.d — 1988 will be in Dallas. Hope to tryout. Yet, you appear with Broadway stars; among them, see you tll there. • you a callback to further Mary picked the MelodyTop, here. Why? Beth Peil, the last Anna to have toured for two years with Yul Bryner, before his $2 BEER BUST I went back to about six or seven. I had a death. Tell me about the show. . THE SCOREBOARD friend with me who is also from Milwaukee Melody Top was a really It was wonderful. It was one of the best and she said that experiences. We Thursdays, 9pm ,that they'd done some were selling out with a half- good theatre and a-million dollar production -- Broadway sets BOWLING Very good things. They had only called back was one of them. And it and costumes, Broadway stars, and just the B.E.S.T. BOWLING LEAGUE two people and I vocal talent....lt worked out, and here I am. was great! pis of September 07th, 1986 Also, you've played, Whizzer, the lover, in 1. Over Compensators (Bob G. cpt.) 07/00 You seem to be doing things right in Mil- 2. 2 Pars & A Spare 07/00 waukee. Your notices from reviewers are the gay-Chemed opera, "March of the Fal- 0 113%0 settos" what about it? 3. Lillies Of The Alley 05/02 00 wonderful. Jay JoSlyn of "The Sentinel" 4. Cest la Vie 5 04/03 says, "He's an open-faced, striaghtforward It was real interesting. We did the show at 5. Chris Si The Bookettes 03/04 actor with a warm winning, voice" and"The a small theater in Minneapolis called the 6. Katie's, Keglers 02/05 Journal" compares your looks to that of New Classic Theatre. It's a wonderful piece. 7. Generic #7 00/07 Luke Skywalker of 'Star Wars'. How does We probably didn't take itas far as we prob- 8. Scratch & Sniff 00/07 We honor La Ca9je & that make you feel? ably should have. We had a very strong cast. Wreck Room Pizza Tickets I was able to It's nice. It's real nice. This is my first out of dig into it musically which helped me dramtically. March of the Falset- MONDAY- NIGHT IRREGULARS town work since I've been in Minneapolis the as of September 08th, 1986 years. You take the good tos' was probably one of the best things I've past two and a half done! 1. This ix It Ball Bangers 07/00 All of Milwaukee's there reviews and ignore the bad ones. 2. Old N asters 07/00 You've had quite a variety of roles at the You read reviewers then? - 3. The Printers Devils 07/00 FRIDAYS, 9pm Top this summer — a young compser, a 4. Ball Came Deluxe 30 & Over 05/02 Oh yeah. detective, a soldier-singer, and a Biblical 5. Twisted Sisters 05/02 son. Which is your and why? Do you trust us? favorite 6. Wreck Room Kinks 05/02 500 I think so far, JaphethNcah's son, in 'Two 7. Le Sa on 05/02 It depends. You get to know reviewers 8. Your ?lace Flamingoes 05/02 styles and their likes and dislikes. Later on, by Two' is going to be the one. It's the big- 9. The Eee Team 02/05 you get to know what theaters they like and gest role that I've had so far in my career. It's 10. The Faiders 02/05 DOUBLES certain personalities that they like and dis- a big vocal as well as dramatic role. I still 11. C-Me -s& Tits 02/05 like. And, sometimes those are reflected in have alot of growing to do with it before the 12. M & :v1 'etts 02/05 $2. Cover the reviews. run is over. That's hard to do with summer 13. M & :%/I Lois Lanes 02/05 stock, to develop many things with the char- 14. M & :v1 Close 00/07 Benefits MAP. How have you found Melody Top? Was it acter because there's only so much time. 15. Wrec c Room Renegades 00/07 worth n-aking it your choice? Continued on paw 17 P 16. Wrec c Room Ding:A-Lings 00/07 Page 32 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 17 'Continued from page 16 Would ybu come back? Definitely. With next season as announced, there's alot of things I'd be very interested in doing. Let's hope so, John. It would be a great theatrical treat to have you return. You've a great deal to share. • Sixth Annual Chicago Lesbian & Gay Film Festival A truly international event offering fea- tures and shorts from the United States, MONDAYS Great Britain, Spain, Argentina, West Ger- many, the Netherlands, Canada, N.ew Zea- Complimentary land, Australia, and. other countries, the 1986 CHICAGO LESBIAN AND GAY CHILI BAR FILM FESTIVAL opens Friday, September 26, for a week's engagement at the Music Box Theatre, 3733 North Southport after bowling Avenue, through October 2. WEDNESDAYS Now in its sixth year, the CHICAGO LES- BIAN AND GAY FILM FESTIVAL is spon- "DYNASTY' sored by Chicago Filmmakers, an independent, non-profit organization, and is followed recognized as one of,the three major inter- with national showcases of films by and about gays and lesbians. Live Opening this year's festival Friday, Sep- Entertainment tember 26th is an entertaining review of gay cinema history with VITO RUSSO, author SATURDAYS of the bestselling "The Celluloid Closet." Through dozens of film clips and lively dis- BILLY cussion, Russo demonstrates how Holly- wood's stereotypes of lesbians and gays do not reflect a true understanding of homosex- WHITFIELD uality. A champagne reception is at 6 pm, and Mr. Russo's presentation at 7 pm. sings for you On TUesday, September k, the festival SUNDAYS preSents DEREK JARMAN, heralded by many as the "most audacious, innovative JESS & LOLA and uncompromising director at present working in Britain." During the evening, Jar- man will screen and discuss-three of his most entertain favored works and those which most directly relate to his sensibilities as a gay F artist: Angelic Conversations and Imagining \\\ October will ,show at .8 pm; Sebasuane at 10pm. Mr. Jarman will attend both screenings. gLAssi A 1\\ Notable features in this years festival include: Exiromuros,. a Spanish film making cwiENAGERrc The 27th St. Danceteria Raiders representedMilwaukee in NYC's Gay World Series of Softball. Here the learn is posed in Central Park. its United States premiere here, an exqui- Continued on page 18 • Page 18 *September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep 1nStep • Sep ember 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 31 •Cantiruted from page 17 distributor in the US focusing on films and sitely beautiful film adaption of Jesus Fer- videotapes by and about women. nandez Santo's novel of the same name Video will play a larger part in the festival which takes us back to 17th century Spain, this year, with a special program of AIDS portraying the passionate relationship of Video, including Chance of a Lifetirne, a gay two nuns who desperately attempt to erotic sitcom dealing with how to have safe remain together amidst a declining Spain; sex, produced by the Gay Men's Health Cri- Perlova, Tracks in The Srow (Nether- sis; Hero of My OwnLife, a portrait of musi- lands), an unusual and Faunting story of two cal comedy performer David Summers, who r.YP feuding brothers, one a gay cabaret artist, has AIDS; Bill Pope: Portrait of a Native the other a materialistic businessman, Son, an autobiographical account by a San SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 • 10 PM whose lives are fundament-ally changed by Franciscan who has since died of the their father's dying wish which they must disease. fun; Mob Noche (US). based on Portland, Oregon writer Walt Curtis' autobiographical Festival programs will begin at the Music novella of a shop clerk's infatuation and Box Theatre (Southport Avenue near Irving unrequited love/lust for a Mexican migrant Park Road) on Friday, September 26, and -worker named Johnny; Mara (Nether- run for seven days through Thursday, lands), director Angela Linden' sensitive October 2, with screenings Monday through portrayal of a Dutch woman who goes to Friday evenings and additional Saturday and Lisbon in search of a Portuguese woman Sunday matinees. Admission is $4.50 per wish whom she fell in love in Amsterdam; show, with festival passes priced at $20 for Adios. Reoberro (Agentina), a comedy six shows or $40 for the entire festival. Festi- es, about the initiation into homosexuality of a val passes will be on sale in advance at man with a macho reputation, the first gay Women and Children First, 1967 N. Halsted youz pLACE_ film to be produced by the newly uncen- (Chicago) and Unabridged Books, 3251 N. sored Argentine cinema; Hidden Pleasures, Broadway (Chicago). Single show tickets • mllwaukee • Spanish director Eloi de la Iglesias' powerful will go on sale the day of the show at the 813 S. 1st St., Milwaukee, WI 53204 • (414) 647-0130 treatment of obsessive older gay Music Box Theatre, onehalf hour before the consi- first show of the day. man/younger straight boy romance, *Conan Jed from page 30 in awe to even think of leaving. She too, was dered by critics to be a more engaging work A complete listing of dates and showtimes dissapointed that we didn't have more Iglesias' The Deputy; and Passion than de la will be available after September 12. For Editors Note: I agree with Mr. representation from our state. But, we have of Remembrance, an independent film from Sports more information, call chicago Fil rimakers Damron ...the Games were not supported a core now to work from, and if I know Great Britain, produced by four black film- at .(312) 329-0854. Wsconsin we will be in Vancouver in 1990 exploration of the different as well as they should have been; by both makers. and we en masse; we've got the athletes; we've got dimensions of being young, black and les- Chicago Filmmakers is funded in part by spectatcrs and athletes alike. Perhaps were suffering from burn- the pride; we've got the know how. Let's bian or gay in the UK. the National Endowment for the Arts, the here in lv lilwaukee Illinois Arts council, and the Chicago Office out from hosting the Gay World Series last make sure we have softball, bowling, volley- In addition to offering international fea- of Fine Arts. Special support for the Sixth year, and with all the preparation involved ball, and a host of other participants in the tures, the festival will also present selections Annual Lesbian and Gay Film Festival in orgar izing for that we didn't make the various events next time. It's not too early to of short films and videotapes by lesbian and comes from the CHICAGO RESOURCE effort to organize for Wisconsin representa- start working for that goal! Thanks again to gay artists from around the world. CENTER. tion in the Games. Wisconsin did however, the fine athletes that did represent us so well this year. Two programs will be offered as a special have three athletes compete in the Games tribute to Women Make Movies, a feminist on their own: and we can be very proud of Watch for photos of the Wisconsin media center in New York which is the only the representation they gave us. .Don L. delegation in the next issue. . • from Milwaukee competed in the Wrestling event (136-'/, category) and took home a Gay. bronze medal for himself (and Wisconsin); Women's Softball Join Us For Gregg cfso from Milwaukee took a Silver World Series II medal in the Heavy Weight Wrestling event; by Suzi Arnold SEAFOOD and a Mxiison athlete participated in Track Assistant Softball Commissioner and-Field. I auote Don L. from Milwaukee (New Haven, Conn.) — FRIENDSHIP FRIDAYS who won that bronze medal 'It's o little SERIES II. As the title of the 2nd Women's embaraasing marching in, when there are Division of the North American Gay Ama- 5:30-10pm more athletes from New Zealand repres- teur Ath etic Association's (NAG AA) Gay ented than from your state." Suzi Arnold World Series suggests, the Series II was 716 W. Wisconsin our Assistant Softball Commissioner filled with friendship — both new and old. All attended the Games as a spectator; she women and men involved definitely had a 271-9525 extended her stay an extra day after the closing ceremonies, she was just too much Continued on page 33 ► Page 30 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 19 be stopped and proCeeded to bring home the gold. Shorts byRprGeiman Orantint.MIN.E:Jock Another of the great team sports is Stepg\%muL___ mrsomammfmin' Out SMMosEvinammaftw Soccer. Although not one of the more popul lar in the U.S., it has an international follow- tended on Rod's that day—I heard they GAY GAMES II ing that rivals none. When the Gay Games Labor Day Weekend was just too, too . . . were- bitchin! III are held in Vancouver in 1990, 1 am sure laborious. Too much to do. I thought Labor by Bob Damron & Dan DeIbex Day was supposed to be a time to relax. On Labor Day Monday Cheri & Staff cele- that this will be one of the favorites. In soccer brated Back East's 2nd Anniversary with a LET THE GAMES BEGIN! And begin for men the medals were awarded to San Hell—I spent half the day Monday in the MAPFEST jail. But I'm getting ahead of day full of activities. After hectic last minute they did under cloudy San Francisco skies Francisco, New York and Phoenix for the hosted a huge turn out The weather myself. preparations, they this past August 9, 1986. gold, silver and bronze, respectively. For the that rocked the place through the night. seemed to be the only damper of the day, for woman's soccer, San Francisco again On Sunday Aug. 31st, I spent a few hours were Free food, beer, & champagne, along with the emotions and spirits of everyone brought in the gold with Vancouver taking at Grand Avenue Pub helping Henry cele- performing insured that paraded into "Ladies Night Out" running high. As the athletes silver and Berkeley the bronze. brate his birthday. The buffet was wonderful everyone had a great time. Kezar Stadiuni bearing their colors, the The marathon which always seems to be & I definitely ate my share of shrimp. I had crowds stood and cheered for what must turned 35 (can you live) earlier that week & The Chippendales male dance revue have been at least thirty minutes. The feeling the final event of every Olympiad, was also made an appearance at Green Bay's Napa- the last event of the Gay Games. I can cer- hadn't taken the time out to celebrate, so I that was eminent was one of unity, love and made up for it that night. lese Lounge in Green Bay to the delight of togetherness, combined to give anyone a tainly understand why this is the last event; their audience. Those boys can work a deep sense of respect for these participants_ with 26 miles, 385 yards to be run, if any of La Cage gave away the last of their Motor crowd, I saw them on their last trip thru the these athletes were to begin with this event, Scooters to Ronnie "Ring Them Bells" Marx some new pleasant but state, but understand they had The opening festivities were they wouldn't have enough energy to com- that night. Now George has decided to give for this performance. The the athletes themselves who really put meat, I mean men, it was pete in anything else. away trips the last Sunday of the month, next night they travelled south to Appleton on the show. There were a total of 3,482 instead. They were supposed to have a Mr. states and 16 foreign coun- Several days before the marathon was the for a show at 1101 West. Don't forget The athletes from 37 Safe Sex Contest, but had to cancell due to party on Sept. tries competing in 17 sporting events. Some triathlon. This is one of the more enduring Napalese's 4th Anniversary events that involves bicycling, swimming the underwhelming response. Too bad— 21st. Promises to be a good time—get your of which were Triatholon, •that could've been fun. By the way—Ronnie Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track, Softball, and running, and all by the same person! For ticket for the day in advance & save yourself women, New Mexico brought home the gold says he's buying a red leather outfit to match a couple of bucks. Bowling, and Physique. Unfortunately due the scooter. to the geographical layout of the individual and for the men the Aussie's came in first. All Fannies had -their corn -roast with free competitions, one would almost need to be in all, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Fran- Bonnie Bitch & her girlfriends trans- Continued on page 20 ► an olympic athlete to have made them all. cisco and Miami were some of the bigger winners. (608) MADISON By far the most popular event was the 256-8765 physique contest which must have brought For those of you unfamiliar with the his- r an audience of at least 4,000. And for good tory of the Gay Games, it was the concep- Cocktail Hour reason too. Never before have I seen such a tion of Dr. Tom Wadell, who with his drive stunning array of bodies (at least in one and courage formed the San Francisco Arts 4-7 room). Not only the men but the women as & Athletics in 1981. Today the organizatibn (Mon. - Sat.), 2 for 1 well had bodies that could rival some of the is run almost totally by volunteers, whomI'm best Greek Goddess'. There were a total of sure will Work their bugs out by the 1990 eleven gold medals given with Los Angeles Games. But the effort of these people was Thursdays - Bring a Coupon (for anything) winning the womens heavyweight and nothing short of patriotic. The closing Sacramento taking the gold for the team ceremonies numbered near 9,000 but for all and we'll bargain for your drink price physique. the events as a whole, it is my feeling that the Fri. & Sat. - Patio Open as weather permits gay community should have made a better Swimming and Diving was another popu- showing, especially at a time when it is a (watch for Patio closing party) lar event but it did not draw the crowds I had necessity to bring ourselves together. If expected and definitely ones that these these athletes could do it then sure as hell we Sun. - Beer Bust, Food, Dancing on Patio swimmers deserved. The individual heats should be willing to travel to stand right as long as weather holds. up went fast and furious and the energy pouring behind them. out from these athletes was one to behold. Looking forward to seeing all you football fans on - Over all 300 gold medals were awarded in The final ceremonies were spiritually mov- swimming and diving with California taking. ing. More so than the opening if that was Football Sundays. home most of the gold. possible. Seeing the parade of athletes, winners and loosers alike, taking their place Mon. 2 for 1 All night long, Beer discount Of the team sports, Volleyball was one of in pride to be just what they are. The entire, Tues. - Skin Night, show my favorites. Miami was the major victor in week was closed by the singing of Jennifer skin and 50C off the finals against Seattle. Up through the Holiday, who first became famous for her Drink price tournament, Seattle had put up a damn starring role in Dreamgirls. good fight and were really the masters on Wed. - Hump Night - Different special ea. week spiking, but in the end, Miami just couldn't - Continued on page 31 • Page 20 • September 18 - October 1; 1986 • InStep inStep 4 September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 29 'Continued from page 19 but MAP Director Sue Dietz gives a ballpark *Continued from page 28 beer to celebrate the day, Jo'Dees in Racine figure of $5,000 raised during the event. Hight). av To Hell - A young man is pos- also had their annual Labor Day Cookout, After all bills are paid, and monies gathered, sesses! by an evil demon who forces him to and up in Wausau, Camp organized their we'll get you a more precise figure. By the wear lots of polyester in loud mismatched 4th annual benefit picnic for Green Bay's way, Orloff won the Motor Scooter for com- colors. CPi. ing closest to guessing the number of She's The Boss - Two gay lovers, Larry and rubbers in the jar. But here in Milwaukee—The Main event - Bob, riove in with Larry's mom Edna. They had to be MAPFEST. Except for the attack The following weekend Your Place cele- quick discover who's in charge when Edna of the "Killer Fruit Fly's", (aZtually they were brated their 21st Anniversary celebration by grounds -hem for not cleaning their room. flying queen ants who picked that day to giving away 21.electronic prizes—TV's, ste- Jeers An entertaining comedy following the travel) it was truely a wonderful day. A great reo, Walkmans, etc. to a large, appreciative escapades of a gay cocktail bar. Tonight's turnout, and everyone had a smile on their crowd. The place was packed all day for the episode: Bertha Venation, a large drag face, even when they were thrown in the cookout & the cocktails. Carl informs me queen tries to decide what to wear for her MAPFEST "Jail". I'm not sure who actually the piggies were definately out in force & number in the big show. spent the most time "behind bars", but Miss made a bunch of sows of themselves. Con- grats to Wayne, Uncle Al & the entire Y.P. Underpants of the Rich and Famous - A Gay VL'isconsin, Nichole, certainly spent her look al Tom Cruise's underwear drawer share of staff for a job well done. and time there. I was real happy to see an interview with the lingerie salesman to the Mondays that I didn't know 50% of the crowd. A sub- The Wreck Room brought Johnny stars. ,also, an investigative report on where stantial number- of people from Appleton, Christianson & The Oak Creek band to the Liberate buys his split crothc, rhinestone $5 for all the Madison & Chicago also attended. It was bar on Wednesday the 10th, for a night of studded, undies. very heart-warming to see so many women "down home" sound. You can get more of Rail you can attending an event that benefits mostly gay the W.R. Country sound and decor when What !; My Lie? (Game) - Gay lovers vie for men. But then again, that's what makes Mil- the band returns on Sept. 24th. Carl says the cash and prizes by trying to punch holes in Drink! waukee so special, and united. band was great, & the W_R. passed out cow- ridiculous alibis given by partners to cover extra-r narital affairs. The M.A.P. Fest food tent served up great boy hats. burgers, brats & Italian's, with the added Saturday, the 6th, at 3:20am, as Fannies Sneak Reviews - A porno movie review pro- taste of those great Sciortino's rolls. But, my was closing, and most customers had gram Tonight Gene and Roger look at the favorite food (and believe me I tried it all) had already left (Thank God); there was an latest XXX rated releases including; "An to be the tacos in the GAP/Gay Fathers armed robbery. The bandits came in with Orifice Named Desire", "Do It 'Till You're tent. guns drawn. Sharon realized what was hap- Loopy' and "The UPS Man Who Makes Deliveies Only In The Rear." The dunk tank over near Your Place was pening & tried to back out the rear door to a popuar stop, but next year hopefully there get upstairs & call the police. however, as The C-isco Kid (Movie) - The true story of will be more booths & they'll be spread over she backed-out, another suspect came in & one young man's quest to spread the joys of he grounds a bit more, More ideas for next "convinced" her back into the bar. After Crisco to the lonely cowboys of the old west. Wednesdays year? More games a larger variety of food, they gathered up the nights cash & left, gutsy Sharon followed them in her car. They Attack Of The Giant Kilter Drag Queens Ladies Night and possibly several stages with a variety of (Movie) • Enormous drag queens terrorize a entertainment. The bars could even con- haven't been caught, but the police do have Tappers 500 some suspects. Under Sharon's calm gui- Japanese train layout. Divine, Boy George, sider holding either their. Mr. or Miss contest and Florence Henderson. - Rail Drinks 750 that day. dance the mishap ()toured without anyone getting hurt. Rumors were flying around the Little House In The Ditch - The kids all go All Night - Women Only They were "gamblin" at Hot Legs with city & the story got distorted, that's why I'm blind f -orn "doing it" too much. Also the casino style games to raise funds. straightening the story out. farm a iimals eat each other and go to the The La Cage—sponsored "Best DJ in "The Fire" at the Telephone House build- bathroom on the crops. ! • Wisconsin" spin-off contest could've added ing diagonal from La Cage also had tongues some excitement if the sound would've been flapping. Jimmy O'Conner, who's been "Continued from page 21 piped outside. The bar was packed during involved with two gay bars in Milwaukee's the contest as 8 DJ's from accross the state past—The River Queen & Gary's (now The M&M Club has a new line of spe- competed. After all 8 did their 25 minute Club 219) ran the phone business. cials a td entertainment, check out their ad sets, the top three were chosen: Tony Aiello for all he listings, but Dynasty nights return (La Cage), Kim Zweibohmer (Dancete- There are already rumors floating around on Wednesdays on the big screen TV, and ria), & Tim Bricco (1101 West). Tony that the winner of Miss Gay Wisconsin afterwords there is live entertainment. (which isn't even held until Nov. 2nd) has Sundays stepped down because he felt it unfair-for - Gay Street Station brings in Diane and hint to vin when he organized the event & already been handpicked. Stop fretting! I'm 500 Tap Beer sure the integrity of the judges The Pageant her gu, tar for some live music Sunday, Sept. picked the judges. Then Kim & Tim did a 21st at 3pm. The Station has some new spin off. with Tim taking 1st place. Congrats chooses will be intact. I've heard some $1. Rail potential contestants have hesitated to hours, now opening at 4pm, with specials to all, it was great to hear all that hot music. from 4 7pm. Even their non-alcoholic drinks Noon 6pm Ray Girl emceed. enter because they've heard these rumors— that's foolish—don't let ''talk" stop you! are at half price. Watch for their Mystery Proceeds and expenses are still coming in, Continued on page 21 Trip, and their Pschic Fair. • Page 28 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 21 *Continued from page 20 Now back to the future. Get out those Bits •_...... „0yWW. Wells Ill datebooks! ire Jo'Dees in Racine has their Country Hoe Cruising Television, Again The Fruit Fly (Movie) - A chilling remake of Down Week Sept. 22-28. Each night there is time of year an obscure horror flick. In this updated ver- a different special with things wrapping up Yes, boys and girls it's that scientist is mutated neighbors and phone the sion a really obese lady on Sunday with a Country Cookout. again so, wake the with a fruit fly in an experiment gone wrong. United Ways kids. And unless you've been captured by hang around If you give to the United Way you can the last couple of weeks After which she is compelled to Klingons or spent with gay boys and go to the gay bars dre

Calen WEDNESDAY MEISMANiga.MM. SEPTEMBER Jo Dees (Racine) - Country week, all you Thursday, September 18 can drink shot 75.4, plus shot & beer for $1. 24th Ballgame - The New Miss Ballgame Con- Dynasty Night, 7-9 pm, Champagne & Spu- test, over $200 in Cash & prizes. Applica- monte Splits for $1. tions at the bar. Thursday, La Cage - "Berentzen Apple" party, 10pm. September 25 $1 shots of Apple, Raffle of Apple Prizes. Jo 'Dees (Racine) - Country Week, Beer /Pepsi Bust, plus 754 schnaps and $1 THE Friday, September 19 Swampwater. OAK CREEK Boot Camp - Beer Town Badgers Club Friday, September 26 Nite, 10pm-close. Prizes, drink specials. BAND Jo 'Dees (Racine) - Country music with Pivot Club (Apppleton) - Reception door prizes, drink specials. honor ng the union of Glen & Wayne, free beer & food from 8-11. You heard them Saturday, September 27 at our Anniversary. Sunday, September 21 Jo Dees - See 9/26. Now join them for Gay St. Station - Live music at 3pm, Diane Sunday, September 28 hand clapping on guitar. country music, Lutherans Concerned (Milw.) - Forum & plus old west Napalese Lounge (Green Bay) - Social HoUr, 7:30 pm, Village Church, 130 E. Anniv. party, 4-6 pm. Open bar (rail) from Juneau. Topic "Gays, Lutherans & Gay decor. 4-6, food & 1/2 price drinks from 6-8. Show at Lutherans—Our Community's Needs". Go country! 9 with "Calypso" Male Exotic Dancer. $5 9 to 1 am. Advance, $7 at door. Napalese Lounge (Green Bay) - Show, "Sweet Dreams", 10pm. Monday, September 22 219 - Miguel's Benefit show & party for Jo Dee's (Racine) - Country Week, free MAP, from 4:30. Afternoon show by 219 pool, 75c shots Red Eye. girls, catered buffet all proceeds to MAP. Donations at the door, door prizes. La Cage - Premiere of "The Cocktail Hour", 3:30 to 8pm. Jo 'Dees (Racine) - Country Week, Cook- out, 754 All you can drink shot, plus Beer Tuesday, September 23 /Wine/Pepsi bust. Jo Dee's (Racine) - Country Week, Beer Tuesday, September 30 /Wine/Pepsi Bust, plus 754 shots of whiskey. La. Cage - Miss La Cage Pageant, over $1,000 prizes, 10pm sharp. MC'd by Wednesday, September 24 Nichole, special entertainment. - Wreck Room - Johnny Christian & Oak New Bar (Madison) - Wear "Western" Creek Band from 10-1. No cover, Special style & get a free drink. WR Country decor. Sunday, October 5 New Bar (Madison) - Wear "Dynasty" style clothes & get a free drink. Y.P. - Mr. Y.P. Contest, 10pm, over $500 in cash & prizes. Appl. available at the bar after M&M Club - Dynasty Premiere, followed Sept. 20th. • by live entertainment. In Step DEADLINE - Is at 5pm today for the next issue (#19), the Oct. 2nd issue. Call 931-8335 for further info. A reflection of our lifestyle — La Cage - Dynasty Premiere, complimen- tary champagne. I N STEP Magazine 266 EAST ERIE bIllEET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53202 414-273-6900 InStep • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • Page 23 Page 26 • September 18 - October 1, 1986 • InStep Ken Kurtz model meow Tables were set up in,the parking lot to handle the overflow crowd. Jim manager and pi Marty little three staffer The WR

down home sound of the Wreck Room Country night returns the 24th with the Oak Creek Band. Your Place's 21st Anniversary celebration included giving away 21 electronic prizes. ANNOUNCING . THE COCKTAIL HOUR 3:30-8pm Daily HOME OF THE WINNERS Cne year ago we ended our Cocktail Hour to facilitate the presents major construction projects at La Cage. Now that the major wprx that interfered with the dal/time operation of the bar is complete, and in preoaration of opening our New MISS LA CAGE '86 - '87 CDoktaii& Show Lounge next door: We Want To Rehearse SO LET'S HAVE SOME FUN WHILE WE DO! MC'd by Miss Gay Wisc. - Nichole & Special Guests • PULL TABS EVERDAY • SNACKS • JOIN OUR "MARTINI CLUB" *WIN A TRIP EVERY TUESDAY, SEPT. 30th WONTH • DAILY DRINK SPL. (Try Some- lOpm Sharp! thing new) • SAY THE SECRET WORD & Who knows what you'll win! • DAILY OVER $1,000 IN PRIZES TRIVIA QUESTION • PLUS Sponsorship to Miss Gay Wisc. Plaza Pageant, Nov. 2nd at the Marc BEGINS MONDAY, SEPT. 22nd

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