Tuesday December 23, 1980 Montrose Voice Good Evening ISSUE #9, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SEE PAGE 8 AND CALL 529-8490
Holiday drinking: Experts say small amount may be good for you, but a 'd-rinking binge' is not That New Year's Eve to the heart. A measure of party or that drinking the severity of heart dis binge every now and then ease, it is commonly used may be damaging to your to tell whether heart heart even if your overall patients need surgery, AP consumption of alcoholic said. beverages is moderate, AP Ninety-six of the men reports a new study was classified as "binge shows. drinkers," meaning that The finding is an impor every now and then-less tant warning in light of often than once a week recent evidence that mild they drank more than drinking may help prevent usual, and that this heart disease, according to amount exceeded the eqUI researchers from the Med valent of five ounces of ical College of Wisconsin, pure alcohol, it was AP says. reported. Their report, the news About eight mixed service said, was pres drinks or a six pack of beer ented to the American contains five ounces of Heart Association scien alcohol. tific meeting in Miami The news service Beach recently. reported that those who "While there seems to be drank much more on a a protective effect of alco "binge night" than on a hol at moderate levels, it's normal n ig h t tended to probably countered by have more heart disease. drinking occasional large Men on a binge who amounts," Dr. Harvey W. drank three times their Gruchow, the biostatisti Gee, Montrose people sure normal amount had fifty cian w h o headed the percent more heart block stu dy, was quoted as age than those w h ose saying. have the best parties. binges involved drinking "Our study suggests only about twice the nor t hat this 'binge effect' is mal amount, AP said. independent of total con The researchers said sumption. T he crucial var they do not know why iable is not so much how England Journal of Medi These studies, however, examined the drinking binge drinking is harmful. much they're drinking as cine, have shown that have measured only the history of 225 men who but it may be because t he difference bet ween moderate drinking seems overall consumption of underwent a procedure occasional heavy drinking what they usually drink for unknown reasons to be alcohol, not drinking hab called coronary angio either interfers with or and the amount they drink associated with a lower its, Gruchow was report graph y. does not promote the for on these special occa risk of heart disease, ed to have added . mation of so-called "high sions," AP q uoted him as although it helps poses Corona ry a ngiography density lipoproteins," a saying. having a greater ris k of To see whether drinking is used to measure the form of cholesterol that Several recent st udies, other disesaes, including habits mattered, research amount of blockage in the S(:ientists now think may including one in the New diseases of t he liver. ers were said to have arteries that supply blood be beneficial. Medical conference listens as noted psychiatrist calls homosexuality abnormal Homosexuality is "not nor- psychiatrist, was reported to removed homosexuali ty undemocratic and been bratn. mal behavior" regardless of have criticized the way from its list of sexual dis threatened, but someone has "Those are common myths. what the American Psychiat- society has gone "way over- orders. The organization rec to speak out ... to correct the but homosexuality has no ric Association a nd gay board" to guarantee rights to lassified it as a "sexual misconceptions," the repor hereditary etiology. . .. ThP rights groups claim, Dr. Cha- gay people. orientation difference." ter quoted the psychiatrist as briefest definition for lay rl es W. Socarides told a Bay- "You cannot eq uate gay Socarides is a psychiatry saying. people is that homosexuality lor Co ll ege of Medicine right s and civil rights," he professor at Albert Einstei n is a psychosexual disorder co nference on psychosexual to ld the reporter in an inter- Coll ege of Medicine in New The most important mes sage Socarides was said to caused by faulty parental disorders earli er this month view. "It's utter fo ll y and York. His book. Homoscx- upbringing in which a child have had for the Dec. 5 con- in Houston. social reck lessness to con- ualit y, published two years does not achieve good gender This is according to a sider obligatory homosex- ago, was the first single- ference was his belief that self-identity," the reporter report by Houston Post med uality as being equal to author medical text devoted homosexuality is not an said Socarides claimed. ical writer Mary Jane Schier. heterosexuality." exclusively to homosexuali- inherited condition or caused Socarides was said to have He is at odds with the APA, ty. by some type of abnormal first suggested in 1968 that a Socarides, a New York which seven years ago ''I've been accused of being hormones circulatmg in the PAGE 2 I MONTROSE VOICE I DECEMBER 23, 1980
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LOS ANGELES-Gregory truck driver, also is charged homosexuality abnormal Matthew Miley, one of five with eleven counts of continued from page 1 chiatrist is how many people inine traits. suspects in the "Freeway robbery, one count of sod combination of a domineer now think of homosexuality "The only way to prevent Killer" sex slayings of more omy and one count of ing mother with a weak as a normal, though differ the problem from getting than 40 young men and boys, meyhem. father who abdicates family ent, form of sexual behavior. worse is to treat homosex pleaded innocent Thursday, Butts, a self-styped magi responsibilities predisposes "It's tragic that for social uality as the same type of Dec. 18, to murder charges in cian, according to AP, has both boys and girls to and political reasons such an psychiatric problem as the strangling of two of the also been charged with three homosexuality. organization as the Ameri obsessive neurotic behavior teenagers. counts of robbery. "We can see-if we would can Psychiatric Association or anxiety.... We absolutely This is according to a Another co-defendant, only look-by ages three, rushed to adopt a policy must quit condoning it as report from UPI. Eric Marten Wijnaendts, 20, four and five the potential for which, in effect, pronounces normal." the reporter quoted Miley, a former Houston of Garden Grove, Calif., has homosexual tendencies," he homosexuality as normal." Socarides as saying. resident being held without been charged with killing 15- claimed, the reporter said.. the reporter quoted him as Socarides was said to have bail, is accused of helping year-old Harry Todd Turner, Reporter Schier said that saying. agreed with estimates that William Bonin, the prime whose nude body was found what really bothers the psy- The APA members were in the U.S. population is 8-10 Freeway Killer suspect, kill in a Los Angeles alley last sort of a "Catch-22" situation percent homosexual. Charles Miranda, 14, and March 25. when they adopted their new james McCabe, 12, whose Wijnaendts was the last of policy, he was said to believe, bodies were found last the group to be arrested and Wallflowers "But I hope enough of us will The Disease at February. was taken into custody in work to revise the policy." Miley had already early December. Less he be misunderstood, Our Place described to authorities in Socarides was said to favor a The MONTROSE VOICE 11 published graphic detail how he and weekly. Offices: 3520 Montrose, suite "national law protecting New wave music remains Bonin, 33, strangled the two 227, Houston, TX 77006. Phone 1713} 529- obligatory homosexuals who alive in the form of The Dis boys with the victim's own 8490. Contents copyriRht 1980 express their tendencies in Henry McClurg, pubhsherledilor. Randy ease, a group that will per shirts in the rear of Bonin's Brown, advertising. privacy from any prosecu form at Our Place, 1419 van, UP! reported. Advertising deadline: Tuesday, 3:00p.m .. tory actions. . . . No one Richmond. for regular luues. Monday. noon. for hol Bonin is charged with mur iday issuu should be penalized. They The group was formerly dering 14 young men whose National advertisinR representative: should be protected and known as Legionnaire's Dis bodies were left nude near Rivendell MarkehnR. New York. offered voluntary treatment ease. They are managed by Southern California free Subscribing member of Surburban Fea programs." tures/ Newspaper Enterprise Associa· Robert Gonzales, known for ways. Co-defendant Vernon lion Too often, he reportedly his shows at the defunct Lib Butts is charged with six of Address mquir•es for permission to claimed, the gender roles are erty Hall and recently at the killings in which prosec reprint articles to Publisher blurred and little boys POSTMASTER Send address corrections Steamboat Springs. utors say Bonin also was to 3520 Montrose. su1te 227. Houston. TX encouraged or ignored when They will be performing involved. 17006. Subscription rate 1n tJS: $29 per they play with dolls, shun year. 52 issues, or S 19 ror six months. 26 Friday and Saturday nights, Bonin, a Downey, Calif., ISSUeS sports and demonstrate fern- 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
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1409 Richmond • Houston PAGE 4 I M ONTROSE VOICE Columns DECEMBER 23, 1980 Montrose News Seven candidates seek Super Psychic BY DAVID HOY District 83 legislative post Six Republicans, one Liber to Vice President-elect Twenty precincts are in - I predlct tlaat pn sales sonal psychic? Very careful tarian, but no Democrats George Bush. ID tile U.S. wUJ rise spectac ly! the district and commission alarly Ia the next six I am deeply distressed at filed to become candidates Republicans filing were ers voted Dec. 18 to take m011tbl. RlsiDg crime rates the great number of people for the Jan. 10 special election Steve Jones, 34, a certified emergency bids for supplies, wUJ be blamed for tile who have reported to me for the state legislative post accountant; Doug Johnson, furnishings, equipment and IDcreue ID sales, bat politi lately that they bave been from District 83, which 48, an air system designer; services at an estimated cost cal motives CUDot be rated upset, even defrauded, by Clllt. some unscrupulous, ill includes River Oaks, border Ira Early, 35, an advertising of $7500. - My ESP says that new meaning "psychic, reader, ing Montrose. agency owner; Robert Lord, An additional $4000 to oil and gas exploration will or fortune-teller." The vote will be to fill the 48, an attorney; Warren Lee $5000 will be needed to pay boom in the u.s. during Beware of anyone who seat being vacated by Repub Smith, 33, former executive the people conducting the 1981. claims to have the power to lican State Rep. Chase Unter - I foresee tlaat prices at remove curses or spells. director of the Harris County election and moving 40 vot tile gu pamp wUJ drop This approach bas been used meyer a nd will probably cost Republican Party; and E. ing machines to the polling lli&lltly dariDg late spriDg, for centuries by evil-minded taxpayers between $11,000 Ashley Smith, 34, an places, county officials 1111, tllea rile agaiL Wlille persons who prey upon the and $12,000, Harris County attorney. estimated. guoliDe woa't reacll my fears of the innocent and officials estimated. The Libertarian to file was Filing deadline for people predicted lllgll of $Ut per uninformed. galioa, I feel tlaat 10111e A good psychic will be Untermeyer is resigning Scott Meek, 29, a consulting wanting to run in the election pamps wUJ be gettiDg $%.It prepared to give you an the office to become an aide metallurgist. was Dec. 19. per galioa ID 1181. Intelligent, business-like, - I get the impression reasonable fee base and pro that Peoria, ill., will suffer cedure to follow in order to landslides in late spring of avail yourself of the psychic 1981, but the losses will be services, much like consult minimal. ing a doctor, dentist, or any Rep. Eckhardt speaks at - I predict a new oat other professional person. break of fiptlag lD Belfast You should be able to duiDg late Jaaury and ear write for instructions from Human Rights observance lyFebrury. any psychic you are consid ering using, and you should I realize that there is The Rothko Chapel obser much eacb one can do to receive reasonable, clear, "What are rights? Are we About sixty persons bave good health, but there simple instructions in really talking about things attended the observance vances started after a 1973 are still going to be times return. we can enforce in laws," Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14. request made by an when we need to consult Be careful; choose wisely! internationally-known hu Want to develop yoar questioned U.S. Rep. Bob with a physician. We may ali The recently-defeated lib man rights activist, a practice good dental Telepathy? For free, llelpfal Eckhardt at the annual Mon lllatl, send a long, self trose observance of the anni eral Congressional member Catholic archbishop from hygiene, but there will be said that human rights must times wben we need to see a addressed, stamped enve versary of the United Brazil, Dom Helder. dentist. Likewise. even lope to SUPER PSYCHIC by be understood "not in terms Eckhardt included criti David Hoy, c/o tbls newspa Nation's Declaration of though you may have sharp Human Rights, held each of ultimate objectives but in cism in his speech of the new ened your ESP to a ntce per. Tbe words SUPER process." point, it is not unusual to PSYCHIC must appear on year at the Rothko Chapel right politicians who consult with another psychic yonr outer envelope. Tbe near the campus of St. Tho It was 32 years ago that the emerged victorious in the volume of mail probibits who is even more advanced. mas University. U.N. adopted its resolution. last election. So, how do you choose a per- per1011al replies. (C) 1981 Suburban Features Mr. Fix Gay News
Today's modern autos that the water and dirt that need less service. Self come out are not sprayed In final ruling, N.Y. court adjusting brakes, self-lubri over the engine. cation and fewer oil cbanges Do not overfill radiator, present fewer opportunities battery or gas tank in bot throws out sodomy law for a trained mecbanic to weather. An overflowing spot trouble before It starts. radiator adds to the loss ALBANY, N.Y.-New York's what at least once was pointed out that the U.S. Get in the habit, however, brought on by evaporation. highest court issued a final regarded as 'deviant' con Supreme Court had struck of having brake linings Though water evaporates ruling Dec. 16 and threw out duct, so long as the decisions inspected wben you bave faster from a battery during down statutes forbidding the your car in for other servic bot weather, overfilling can a state law banning sodomy are voluntarily made by use of contraceptives by mg. also cause trouble. Spilling between consenting adults, adults in a non-commerical, married and unmarried Wbile regular inspection over brings on Joss of the reported UP!. private setting." couples. by a professional is impor electrolyte and causes The news service said that Texas has a similar sta tant, there are also items corrosion. · The New York court said which you can check your If you've ever parked your the Court of Appeals, in rul tute, section 21.06 of the that personal sexual conduct self and which you should car in tbe hot sun after get ing on the sodomy law, said Texas Penal Code, which is a fundamental right which check often. ting the tank filled, you've the state had not shown -prohibits homosexual activ must be protected by the Lift the bood occasionally probably come back to find "how government interfer ity. Former Dallas public right of privacy, because of and check the condition of gasoline on the pavement. ence with the practice of per school teacher Don Baker the fan belt. A loose belt Fill the tank while you still the transcendental impor means faulty generator have some driving ahead of sonal choice in matters of filed a suit in 1979, which is tance of sex to the human operation and inefficient you so that you can lower intimate sexual behavior out still pending, asking that the condition, the intimacy of the cooling. There should be the level of the fuel without of view of the public and Texas law be declared conduct, and its relationship play of half an inch but be waste. with no commerical compo unconstitutional. sure to read your operator's Wben you check tire pres to a person's right to control guide for complete instruc sure, do it while the tires are nent will do anything other The New York ruling, how his or her own body. tions. cool. If you've been driving, than restrict individual con ever, is a state court ruling The court said that sexual Make certain that the belt let the car stand for a few duct and impose a concept of there, and has no legal effect activity caried on in an is DOt frayed or showing hours. Heat builds up pres private morality chosen by on Texas state courts. atmopshere of privacy has signs of breaking. sure inside tires. the state." Check the radiator. Water Resist the temptation to The New York law, like the little likelihood of offending that is rusty or coated with bleed some of the air out The ruling came in three Texas law, made it a crime to the public. The court also scum should be flushed out when tires are hot. Better separate appeals, two from engage in sodomy, which said there's no proof that and replaced. An accumula stop and let them cool off, the Buffalo area and one from was defined as "deviate sex such conduct is destructive tion of dirt can cause then check the pressure. Syracuse, and each ruling ual activity," which in turn overheating. Releasing air while tires are to traditional principle of The air passaces in the hot may leave them dan was a split 5-2 decision, UPI was defined as "anal or oral family and marriage. radiator core should be kept gerously underinflated when said. sex between persons not Commented Boston attor clean. Cbances are the pas they cool. The court was said to have married to one another." ney Neil J. Chayet, who spe sages are covered with After a long, bot drive, ruled that in light of laws The State of New York in cializes in the field of health leaves, dead bugs and dirt, give your engine a chance to that protect the privacy of its defense used a recent unless the radiator bas been cool off by idling it a little law: "And so the court rev cleaned recently. before turning it off. This unmarried persons to engage southern case where the ersed the conviction, over Wben you wash the car, draws off some of the heat in sexual relations in private, Supreme Court of Virginia turned the law. and in the direct a stream of water and helps prevent vapor lock "no -rational basis appears upheld a similar law without state of New York. at least, throucb the radiator · core and damage to engine parts. for excluding from the same even writing an opinion. The what goes on in your bed from instde, if possible, so (C) 1981 Suburban FNtures protection decisions to seek New York Court refused to · room won't be replayed in sexual gratification from go a long with Virginia and the court room." DECEMBER 23, 1980 I MONTROSE VOICE I PAGE 5
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Museum of Fine Artt-1001 Bitsonnet- Burke Baker Planetarium-5800 Caro River Oaks Theater-2009 W. Gray- ~!l;~;~o.~,~~!~F;ftsb~.'fr!~~~~.~ 528-1381 line-528-4273 524-2!-75 liahments serving aa diatribution points Selections from the Strau11 collection, "Christmas Star" Wed. a fri.-Sun '"The Jerk" a .. Where the Buffalo Roam" ..Christmaa in Symbol and Legend," a afternoons a Fri. a Sat. evenings, ~~~.~~i~h~:O~~~~~=~~:!r~~:~"~~~~:~ the John Thomson Photography Portfo through Jan. 4. ri~~te· R~~~n~~ ....~;:;~~!~ahsaE~~ .. ~e~~ also listed free. (2) We liat free each week. Dec. 24; "Casablanca" "Play it Again. lio through Jan. 4; "Baltimore Album Museum of Natural Science-5800 a in bold,1uger type, information about all 1 Sam" Thurs. 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LODGING Wed. evening, Dec. 24: 1st drink free issue. night Sundays; western plus after-hours Fri. & Sat. evenings; ~=~:~~r·wt ths ~~ ~r~~~e~~.oN:~ ·e:~~~! New Wave band The Disease Fri. & Sat. d rag 1how Sun. evenings with Naomi. evenings, Dec. 26-27; New Year's Eve night Mondays. See ad *Houotoa Guoot Hou-108 A\'on Eve, Dec. 31; after-hourt Fri. 6 Sat. dale-520·1787 Ernestine. Donna Day a Charlie: wet evening• starting fan. 2. See ad party with Justine band Dec. 31. elsewhere this issue. ~ft~ebo1nh~:tOa~0 ~ 1 ;~~ t!~ndrT~~~.in gs elsewhere this i11ue. • Parade-1416 Richmond-520-1646 Houston Guest House: "Country Night" Tuesdays; drink spe· t Ciub Houston-2205 hnnin-659- 41198 Cove-2912 S . S h epherd-524-0170 * Hilite Ranch-6620Y, Main-528-8730 cials Wed. A T hurs. evenings; after "Where the world hours ditco Fri. A Sat. eveninR•: beer *Midtowne Spa-3100 Fannin-522- bust Sun. evenings; live band Mon. eve 2379 meets Houston." See *Different Drum-1732 Weatheimer- *lnside-Oullide-1318 Wu theimer- nmgs. 528-8508 527-9071 *2301 Club-2301 GODouee-521· ad elsewhere this Piano bar nightly; drag show Wed. eve· &Z35 issue. Season's nings; live ta lent contest Thurs. eve •Rat'o Holo-101 Tuam-528-9088 nings; movies Wb n. eveninas. Free Buffet MASSAGE Greetings from *Just Marion A Lynn'a-817 Fairv•ew- 528-9110 Christmas Day at HAIR CARE the Different the Rat's Hole. Legitimate * Lampost....:..2417 T imet. Blvd.-528- Buffet Christmas afternoon, T hurs.. Mid Town Barber Shop-602-A Fair Drum. See our 8921 Dec. 25; no cover New Year's Eve. Dec. view -529-8018 Professional 2 31. •Satondan iel-1544 Westheimer- 520- ad elsewhere ·~~::r~: !?:t w~~~; '~:~;h~ :i~e:,~~ ; 0327 Massasre after-hours nightly, except Chrlstmaa *Rico's-911 Fa irview- 528-8342 Eve, Wed .. Dec. 24; beer busts Mon.- (no sex calls. please) this issue. *Rocky's 3416 W. Da llas 528-8922 J.C., 529-7467 ~~!~ :::~i n~f~e~ gS.~.: :esru;.P:~! :~~ ::~ ie ~~:h~~'l;. h! c!.~'d·i d!f!;rT~:s~ ~ * Pink Elephant-1218 Leeland-659· Dec. 23; closed Christmas morning & 0040 noons: "Hard Candy Xmu" Christmas afternoon, Thurs., Dec. 25; home Hous HOMES & ton Mo torcycle Club. • Saddle Club-911 W. Orew-528-9261 MOVING & ~;:e~ l~be~ i8~t 'W:J~~:J:;!~~·q ~!~·s~: CAW dance leuons Tues. & Mon. eve ~ APARTMENTS cial Mon. evenings: home American *•Midnite Sun-534 Westheimer- 526- nlng1: Christmas Eve party with Mus FOR RENT • FOR SALE HAULING SERVICES Leat hermen. 7519 tana Band Wed. evening, Dec. 24:closed ~~r?et :C~:~n :on~On~c . e;;_"'nas : Christmas, Thursday, Dec. 25: Jubilee f. Rou Montroae oHice-528·5218 Driver with truck,van-520-7744 •;h::'r!. Band Fri. eveninAs; Billie Jo Spears Jan. ••Dirty Sally'•-220 Avondale-529- IN • NEAR MONTllOSE STRAIGHT 7525 *Montrose Mining Co.-805 PacHic- 15. Inside the Loop: Beer A liquor bu1t1 Sat. & Sun. 529-7488 Up·fronl Club-4356 Telephone Rd.- NIGHTCLUBS afternoons Beer bust Sun. afternoons. 84Q-0218 Choice 1 & 2 WITH UVE ENTERTAINMENT Orasc shows Wed. throu-h Sat. eve * Dospatch 2 1213 Richmond-528- *Old Plantation-2020 Klplina- nmgs bedroom Cody's 3400 Montrose-522-9747 3838 522-2353 Paul EnRiish Croup ntnlnRI except Pool tournament Tue1 . evenings; dras ••Venture-N- 2923 Main 522-9019 townhomes from the Sundays shows Sat. evenmfiS. Happy Holidays Blrd'ft·atcher·s-907 Westhtlmer-527- Season's Greetings low 30s, covered 0595 from the Old Scott Gertner Quartet Tuts -Sat. t\.·t · from the Venture parking, pool. mnscs. er.,. Smith Quarlt l With Ttrr) Plantation. Mason Sun & Man evtn1nxs D1sco nightly with Rick Merewether. N. CIA/H. Scooter Bearden & Lee Powers on sound "Bare Chest NaRht" Wed. eveninJils: ··un Jasmina-1512 W Alab~ma & lights; ma le strip contest Tues. eve Party" Sun eveninRS Gary Sykes Cy Brinson Thurs -Sat P\' f'nmsc ~> • Fame-535 Westheimer 522-6058 nmgs; 10C drinks Wed evenings; 2 for 1 drmks Thurs. evenings; shows Sun Wildwood Saloon-1504 Westheimer Realtor-MLS Las Br1sas-614 W Cra) •Calleon-2303 Richmond-522·7616 Opening soon Kam Kalesti-Shaw a Rubt"rt U.bt~ llu s BuHet Thura. eveninJ~ . Dec. 25. Cheo~i:~~~e ;w~~~n!~~!n~ig~t"~o~d a~~t Zodiac-5110 Airline Dr.-691-8932 524-3434 Tr10 Tun.-Sat. e\.·rnlnJU•
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Mum'a-2016 Main-659-1004 Record Rack-3109 S. Shepherd-524- Horace Grigaby a Orene Ivy weekday 3602 afternoon•: Jdrta Muhammed Dec. 31· PUBLICATIONS *Sports Locker-311 Westheimer-520- fan. 4. 6555 Jnner-View-520 Wuthelmer-522-9333 Rockefeller'a-3820 Waahlnston-864- TLC Specialty Shop- 602 W. Alabame- * Moatl'OH Voice-3520 MoDtrooe 6242 524-5860 1 1227- 529-.MIO *Tres Chic (eyewear)-520 Westheim ~;:·b~if~e~~N:~s~~:;::"~~~~· 8:~: ~;~ er-526-0878 Shake RuuelltOana Cooper Band Jan. Now reaching 2·3: Beto A the Fairlanu Jan. 8-tO; •Treyman-407 Westhimer-523-0228 Glenn Miller Orchestra fan. 11; Per 10,000 people each *Wilde 'n' Stein Book Shop-520 West suauions fan. 15-17; Sam 6 Dave Jan. heimer-529-7014 30-Feb. I. week in Montrose If you •- born thl• week: You are very modest, and though you have a number of marvelous talents NON-PROFIT MONTROSE The "Montrose SPORTING EVENTS and abilities, you often don't appreciate yourself. Prac ORGANIZATIONS Voice." Deadline for Astrodome-Kirby Or. at 1-610-749- tice saying, "I'm great"! You are so reliable that people 9555 ACLU-1236 W. Gray-524-5925 next issue: Sat., Houston Oilers vs. New England pro can set their watches by you. You likely enjoy antiques, football Sun. afternoon, Dec. 28 (H plants and classical music. ~~~"~.~~~~~~~s~:-·~ o~ist Church- Dec. 27, 7:00 pm. Pittsburgh defeated San Diego Dec. 22); 0 1 Bluebonnet Bowl. North Carolina vs. Montrose Civic Club/Neartown meet- ARIES (3·21/·4-18): LIBRA (1-23/10.23): Look for Call 529-8490 for Texas, college football New Year's Eve. news concerning a family Dec. 31. Watch for fnends with great ~~e~uS~~~v~~~~f~~~~c. 23: worship ser- advertising or odeas and somebody with a few member. Company may be on Sam Houston Cohseum-810 Bagby- tricks up his sleeve. Later, your agenda, too, Libby, so Biack 6 White Men Together-529-5006. 222-3267 774-3591 subscriptions. Next Houston Apollos vs. Salt lAke City pro Venus plays your tune and the clear up some of the left-o hockey Jan. 3': harmony Is super. Days whort hollday clutter. Later, Cupid Church of Chriat-520-K Weatheimer- issue to be released by. plays a hot prospect and an 774-2368 Summit-Greenway Plaza-961-9003 TAURUS (4-20/ 5-20): Be open S.O.S. draws your attention. Church of Chrittian Faith-413 Weat Tues. afternoon, Houston Rockets vs. Golden State pro SCORPIO (10-24/11·22): to new Information in - heimer-529-8005 ::: Expect Important words wtth Christmaa Eve tervlcet. Wed., Dec. 24; Dec. 30. ~:~kOt;~:~ ~~~3~:v:;_ilft·a~j~·n~t ahead, Taurus. Remember that Denver Jan. 3; vs. Kansas City Jan. 7: vs. one in authority, Scorp. You Bible atudy & non-drinkera meetings TWT-3223 Smith •103-527-9111 valuable Input can come from Mon. evenings. Portland Jan. 10: vs. Chicago Jan. 14; the most unexpected sources, may also have papers to sign. Upfront-3217 Montrose •111-529-8188 Avon Championship Women's Tennis Then, home affairs keep you Cong. Beth Chiam!Gay Jewa-524-5180, Tournament Feb. 16-21 or 16-22. too. Then, duty cans and, 529-4676 though you'd rather ignore It, busy and you may have some Service with Oneg Jan. 9 at MCCR, 1919 RESTAURANTS you'd better respond. Week thing to move. Finally, music TAXI ends with a Qrin. and candlelight set the stage BfiRf/Y'.:...526-7644 forlovin'l Meetings Thurs. evening•. Catholic *Baia 's-402 Lovett-527-9868 GEMINI (5-21/1-20): Yours Is Student Center. United Cab-751-1411 SAGITTARIUS (11-23/12·21): * Bar-B-Que Ranch-1525 Weatheimer- one of the most agreeable and Financial matters may need a Episcopal Integrlty-960-0733 529-2269 United Cab, in adaptable signs of the zodiac, brass tacks approach, Sa); grit Serv1ces Sun. mornings. *Brasserie Restaurant-515 W. Ala Gem. These qualities may be your teeth and get to Ill Then Family-3207 Montrose-522-S427 bama-528-8744 Montrose and put to the test this - as you hold onto your hat; unexpected are asked to cooperate with Gay Parentl-524-0125, 522-1442 news could be quite a surprise. ~~cif~~':S~ ~-~;i~:n Restaurant 813 throughout certain people who )ust aren't Week ends In key of C, for cozy Gay Political Caucus-4600 Main •217- 52 your type at all. Good luck! 521-1000 *Croaieo-1322 Wn thelmer-522- and colorful. Houston, 24 hours. MOONCHILD (l-21n -22): You C APRICORN (12·22/1-11): Next meeting Wed. evening, Jan. 7. 1521 could be offered a very Intrigu Further your own personal Integrity/HoultOn 6 Community Cronies is now open. 759-1441. Ing proposition this week, CoUeehouse-Berlng Church, 3405 Moonbaby. It may be the start affairs on - aheed. Gappy. See our ad elsewhere LIVE of quite a relationship. Later, Utilize all your resources and MC~'rr;~~~!~~-;!'~thristmas afternoon. THEATER settle a problem and a ques let your talents fully develop Dec. 25. this issue. tion, update your budget, and Watch for a birthday present, a hidden message, and lots of * KPFT Radlo-419 l..ovett Blvd.-526- Don's Le Patois-428 Weatheimer-523- (Nina Vance) Alley Theater-615 Tex listen to your Intuition, sweet 4000 5595 as-228-9341 hugging. Enjoy It all, babel heart. AQUARIUS (1·20/2-11): You "Wilde 'n Stein" gay radio ahow 10pm *Gyroo-1536 Weotheimer-528- "Threepenny Opera" Tues.-Sun. eve LEO (7-23/1-22): Work and Thursdays. nings and Sat. A Sun. afternoons pro)ect activities are highlight may feel as H you're playong a '655 through Jan. 1 t. plus Mon evening. Dec. waiting game. Aquari. Curb Metropolitan Community Chun::h-1919 ed in - ahead, Leo. Pay Oecatur-861-9149 Gyros has gyros, 29, large stage: "Strider" Tues.-Sun particular attention to an your impatience and realize Christmas Eve service., Wed .• Dec. 24: ~h:~~~~slaa ~d ~~~e~a ~~~e~flernoons details. A coldly logical type that e't&nts are moving; ot's just community-wide Spanish clauu hamburgers, 0 11 that some of them are still off Thurs. evenings; Christian worship may get under your skin, but Comedy Workshop Cabaret and the try not to let him know it. Days stage. Later, polish your piggy services Sun. mornings 6 evenings; shishkabobs, shrimp, Comix Annex-1905 S. Shepherd-524- bank shiny-bright Cong. Beth Chlam/Gay Jews meeting 7333 meander to secretive and sha~ )an. 9 trout. See ad "Anything for a Lausth'. Tues.-Sat eve· dy stop. PISCES (2-20/3-20): Take pos mngs. VIRGO (1-23/8-22): Love lakes itive action to reach some of Montrose Civic Club/Neartown-522- elsewhere this issue. your mosl important goats. 1000 Cullen Audltor•um-Untversaly of Houa many forms, Virgo, and this •House of Pies-3112 Kirby-528-3816 week's moon shines on Pisces. Good friends may play ~:~~ mCh~~c~.Tues. evening, Dec. 23, ton. Calhoun St .. Entrance 1-522-2452 a major role in this regard. Lat· 8 *Mana Eleni Steak House-1115 Lonst Wharf Theater's "The Lion in Win· several of them. Express your Missouri-520-1925 ter" Jan. 27-30 6: Feb. 7-8; Long Wharf feelings to those closest to ter days are a bit topsy, woth a ~~~o s e ~~ ~ae l ing Center-900 Lovett Theater's "Private Lives" Jan. 31-Feb. 1 your heart. Later. liberal appli tricky lady, conflicting stories, 529 3 *Spud-U·Like-416 Westheimer-520- & Feb. 3-6 and spice galore• 0554 cations of elbow grease are Montrose Patrol-3207 Montrose-520- (c) 1981 Suburben Features 9616 Dean Coss Thealer-2525 Murworth- called for; roll up your sleeves. *Steamtabie-708 W. Alabama 528·5427. 666-4146. 528-5457 Montrose Sports Association Dean Goss New Year's Eve. Dec. 31. Tennis Le~gue meeting Thurs. eve~ang, The Steamtable, various comics f'ri. & Sat. evenings, Dec. 25: 1oggers' run Sun. mornmgs. starling Jan. 2. ~~~o;~~~nrna;:,; ;t~d:~~ ~e:!J.e games for hungry people Ensemble-1010 Tuam-520-0055 "LJvm' Fat" Fri & Sat e\iemngs & Sun National Association or Busineu Coun who like healthy afternoons through Jan. 4. cils-1911 Southwest Fwy. •tOO-C Equanox Thea~er-3617 Washinglon- Texas Bay Area Gays-332-3737 food. See our ad 668-5829 Meetings Thursdays. · "Neon Woman" Fn. & Sal. evemngs. Texas Cay Task Furce-528-3636 elsewher e this Df"C. 26-27. and New Year's Eve, Dec. 31; Conference VIII Sept. 4-7, 1981. "Cold Storag~" Jan. 22-Ft>h. 21. issue. Main Street Theat"r-6l65 Matn-524- PERSONALS * Steak 'n' Estg-4231 MontrosP -52R· 6706 6135 ·~:I ~~A~j~~~~:::r~y/Ai:;.~~~~ J~~~~~: ~~; Bruno~liads are true "do 11 Bromehads are easy care AOVF.RTISINr; RATE In thia section: "Constant Wife'' Jan. 23-28 yourselfers " They absorb plants, with that penchant OTHER most of the food and water for taking care of the1r own 25C per word per iuue ~or 20C per word Marietta's Dinner Thealer-Ounfey's 0 8 SHOPS, STORES & Hotel. 7000 Southwest Fwy.-771-4232 they need through their needs. Keep them out of F.e:u~:i. Pai~abJ~nl~ a~v~~~:~ AJ1 7;~: "Daddy. Dear Daddy" Mon -Sat. eve leaves and vases that center direct sunlight and away 1 1 SERVICES b~fJ:.rsB L~ ~-go~6X z~UM~k-~s~s a~di~ nm~s . them. It is any wonder that from dark, shaded corners. tional $1 (or each week the ad is to run. *All That Clitters-4325 Montrose- Music Hall- 810 Bagby-522-1 422 they gain in popularity The lovely striped and band Write out your ad on a plain piece of 522-6976 Theater Under the Star's "Grease" Fri. among houseplant lovers all ed leaf types tend to lose 1 Sun. evemngs. Dec. 26-28. and Sun ~~~erMw~~t n;.Qe·M~~~~~::n~:i cRe~a~~~ri * Byman't lnterioro-608 Weot aftPrnuon, Dec . 28. plus Jan. 1·4: "Man the time? their distinctive markings Montrose, suite 227. Houston. TX 77006 heimer-528-8002 uf La Mancha" Jan. 9-13 One of the reasons is that when light is poor, and then, OR ads may be phoned in to 529-8490 bromeliads grow where soil how can you show them off' daily. noon to 7pm Tuwt>r Tht>alf'r-1201 WPSthelmf'r-522· One way to do this IS to Season's 2452 is at a premium. Thus, CWM, 40, Aquarius, desires meet new ''Thf' Btst l.t!tle Whnrehuust 1n Texas" they're epiphytic (air) or ter create a bromeliad tree. friends 25·40. SW Houston, CP. fA. Send from Byman's Mun. Pvemng. Ot>c . 29. plus Tues.-Sun. restrial (atop ground) plants. This could well be the show eveninws & Sal. & Sun. afternonns. Dec. Root systems are small, stopper of your houseplant rr~~~oJ! ~:.t ~~~~ ~g~:~-0~: ~~i~~OH~~~ : 30-f'th. 8. except Thurs. (An I ton. TX 71006 Interiors. See our used mainly for anchorage. review. The "tree," a branch V
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