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PUBLISHER/EDITORChuck Patrick AUSTIN 478-0243 "Our goal is to have the billboard FEATURESEDITOR Blase DiStefano across from the Convention Center and TEXAS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Rob Clark New DGA billboard to be erected across from the Conven- City Hall remain in place through the NATIONAL SHOWBIZ EDITOR Jack Varsi tion Center, Republican National Convention in the NEWS/SPORTS EDITOR Chuck Patrick POETRYEDITOR Art Tomaszewski DGA TO ERECT summer of 1984," Burnet told Dialog, CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Jim Boone, Susan Collins, Harry Deutsch, David Fields, GAY BILLBOARDS Weldon Grahame, Christopher Hart, Paul Herrera, ELECTION TIME Harold Hovo, George Klein. Dean Malone, DALLAS - The Communications Joseph Michael. Linda Parks, w.J. Quigley, Department of the Dallas Gay Alliance FOR HOUSTON GPC Dennis Walker HOUSTON - It's that time of year ART DIRECTOR Steven Douglas Fritz (DGA) has informed TWT NEWS plans to PRODUCTION MANAGER Dennis Walker lease billboards in the city which will again when the largest gay community ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow carry the message, "The Dallas Gay in Texas cranks up for its annual elec- GRAPHIC ARTISTSThom Bisping, Frank White, tion of officers of the Houston Gay Mardi Co.ernon Fred Hinton, Cherokee, Sam Community-Working Toward A Better TYPOGRAPHERS WJ Quigley, Leslie Holmes Understanding," The billboards were Political Caucus (GPC). But so far, it's STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Ell Gukich, designed by Phil Gerber and incorpor- been rather tame. Scott Teylor. Greg Havlcan, AI Macareno, Jim Hamilton, J Robert Araya, Tom Davis, ate a large pink triangle as well as let- Although several aspirants have been Carl Neil, Blase DiStefano tering that is large enough to be seen rumored to be ready to place their SALES at a distance, Initially, the DGA is plan- names in nomination, to date, only one EXECUTIVESALES MANAGER ning to lease one billboard for a year had stepped forward. Jim Veteto and then add others based on availabil- As of January 5, only one seat was Advertising rates are available on request ity of funds. being contested. All other candidates by telephoning the salesperson in your The budget for the project is to be in were running unopposed, TWT NEWS nearest city, from 10am-5pm, weekdays, excess of $4,000.The board of directors observed. Of course, that could change, DEADLINE FOR ALL ADS: Friday, one week prior to publication, of DGA has determined that this proj- as further nominations were scheduled ect should generate its own revenue to be accepted next Wednesday night, AUSTIN January 19, and again on the night of Scott Taylor , DALLAS' (512) 926-0253 and not draw on general funds of DGA. For that reason, an appeal was being the election, February 2, Richard Rogers, ,(214) 521-0622 made directly to the community. Mem- Nominations for officers included in- FORT WORTH Jerry Cassidy, ' (817) 335-0742 bers of the Communications Depart- cumbent Larry Bagneris, Jr., president, HOUSTON ment told TWT NEWS they would be in unopposed; incumbent Terry Harris, Jim Veteto, ,(713) 527-9111 front of local bars soliciting small con- vice president, unopposed; incumbent SAN ANTONIO Alan Gellman, ,(512) 492-6894 tributions from patrons, in hope that Tony Vega, secretary, unopposed; and CLASSIFIED DIRECTORS most people will choose to contribute for treasurer, no nomination to date. Houston-Cheryl Chamberlain a dollar or two, Bill Nelson of DGA said. Board nominations included: Seat Dallas-Chuck North "In that way, literally thousands of gay One-incumbent Bill Etheridge vs ACCOUNTING Doug Felix OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Cheryl Chamberlain people will be involved in erecting the Scott Miller; Seat Three-incumbent CIRCULATION MANAGER Leslie Holmes billboards," he emphasized Ray Hill, unopposed; and Seat Four- DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Danial Ragers The project has been listed as a vita! incumbent Gary Grant. ASYLUM ENTERPRISES, INC. part of a three-pronged outreach pro- "If you intend to vote in the February The Corporation PRESIDENTJames D, Cagle gram, The Communications Depart- 2, 1983 election, it would have been VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURERCharles M Patrick ment determined that it must reach necessary for you to have been a paid SECRETARYJim D, Chappell members of DGA, other members of the member of GPC thirty days prior to the local gay and non-gay community. election," as stated in GPC by-laws.

PAGE 10 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 PAGE 11 DALLAS DOCTOR CITIZENS ON SPEAKS ON AIDS PATROL WORKING DALLAS - Dr. Kevin Murphy, of DALLAS - Citizens on Patrol (COP) Parkland Hospital, was the guest is helping making Oak Lawn a safer speaker last Sunday night for a special place in which to live. Working in program on Acquired Immune Deficien- cooperation with the understaffed cy Syndrome (AIDS) and hepatitis B. Dallas Police Department, COP has The forum was sponsored by Gay Uni- been viable in several recent incidents tarians of Dallas (GUD) at their church of violence. in University Park. On Friday, January 7, COP success- Dr. Murphy spoke of the increased fully caught three men as they were rob- DOOR number of homosexuals who have been bing two local citizens at gunpoint. The attacked by the two diseases and the incident, TWT NEWS learned, occurred in need for all citizens to be aware of the a parking lot at Cedar Springs and symptoms. Throckmorton, the gay crossroads. Dr. Murphy is the director of the Sex- COP, an effort of Village Security, ually Transmitted Disease Training Pro- was formed last year after increasing gram for the University of Texas Health numbers of victims in Oak Lawn report- Science Center in Dallas. "I wanted this ed being victimized by robbery and to be a no-holds-barred situation so assault. After repeated requests for ex- everyone could get answers for the tra patrols of Dallas police fell on deaf tough questions facing the gay com- ears, local citizens formed their own munity," Murphy had stated to Dialog. coalition for protection named COP. To date, six gay males in Texas have died of AIDS. However, also to date, no BUSINESS GUILD ~: gay residents of Dallas/Ft. Worth have fallen victim to the disease. ELECTS DIRECTORS e.y.o;<. HOUSTON - The Greater Montrose ~ DALLAS AIDS Business Guild (GMBG) has announc- ~ ed the results of their election of the d FORUM TUESDAY board of directors January 4. (8 DALLAS - The Oak Lawn Counsel- Elected for two-year terms were ing Center (OLCC) is to sponsor its sec- Bruce Smith, John Beherns, Bruce DALLAS • ond AIDS Information Forum as a part Woolley, Tony Sensett and Terry Chap- IInnlve'SII'Y of the AIDS Action Project. The AIDS man. Elected for one-year terms were MOTORCYCLE forum is designed to educate the com- Marion Coleman, Lyt Harris, Tom ~eleb'II'illn'" munity about AIDS, which can lead to Roarke and Mike Nelson, it was re- CLUB Kaposi's Sarcoma and other often fatal ported by Greg Havican of TWT NEWS. weekend infections. The GMBG meets the first Tuesday The forum is scheduled for next of every month at Liberty Bank in the Jilin liS IIll1ng Tuesday, January 18 at 7:30pm at the new Community Services Room, which willi 1I11111elillie, Unitarian Church, 4015 Normandy at is located on the Westheimer Road side Preston. "There are a growing number of the building. mlllll,eyele elllils of AIDS cases being reported in Dallas. The purpose of the GMBG is three- 5025 BOWSER 'II' For your own protection and that of fold: to promote and advance Montrose II weekend DALLAS your friends, please make every effort as a strong, viable and economically II' eelelll'lllilln. 526-9211 to attend," it was stated to TWT NEWS. stable community; to function as a Those scheduled as presenters of Chamber of Commerce, providing a - . AS ALWAYS SATURDAY & SUNDAY.' the forum are Dr. James Wheeler and communications network of contacts BEERBUST-NOON TILL 4PM Howie Daire, TWT NEWS learned from for mutual support and an interchange Daire, who is the director of OLCC. A network for information among the 24-hour AIDS information line has been members; and to support the goals and • ,- . established-(214) 528-2181. objectives of the National Association

PAGE 12 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE'f3 function of the still-forming qroup has of Business Councils and to be the been planned. Austin's Gay Students' NABC's affiliate in Houston. Association is organizing a spring trip Membership is open to all Montrose to Florida's EPCOT Center and Disney area businesses. Interested parties are World. invited to attend the next meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, February 1. "We are making reservations for the SPECIALIZING IN week of March 13, since six major uni- versities-SMU, SWTSW, Texas Tech, MAIL ORDERS MCCD JOINS NORTH Texas A&M, U of Hand UT-share the ORDERS SHIPPED TEXAS FOOD BANK same week for spring break," Bassett explained. WITHIN 24 HOURS DALLAS - The Metropolitan Com- The cost is to be $130 and will cover munity Church of Dallas (MCCD) has six days and five nights at Orlando's NEW TITLES ARRIVE been authorized by the North Texas Sheraton Twin Towers (quad occupan- Food Bank to obtain food to distribute cy) and full admission to EPCOT and DAILY TELEPHONE FOR to the needy who come to the church. Disney World. OUR LATEST ARRIVALS MCCD has been distributing food "We are making arrangements to fly from the Deacon's Closet for some to Florida and we will offer transporta- SEND FOR OUR FREE time. "The new move allows us to add tion in rented passenger vans. This trip a great deal of food to the closet for is open to all students and their invited CATALOG distribution," Rev. Don Eastman told guests," he told TWT NEWS. To ensure SOUTH TEXAS' DANCE TWT NEWS. "This adds enormously to the hotel reservations, a deposit of $75 is benevolence ministry of the church." required before January 27. Simply call MUSIC HEADQUARTERS To date, MCCD has had to purchase Bassett in Austin at (512) 471-1381 for - almost 800 pounds of food at 10<1:per transportation costs, reservations and I FEEL LOVE (Remix) pound. About two-thirds of that has further information. Donna Summer & Patrick Cowley already been given to needy families. MAN PARRISH (LP) The Food Bank is a non-profit organ- INCREASING PUBLIC ization which is sponsored by private I WILL FOLLOW HIM donations. The 10<1:per pound, which LEWDNESS ARRESTS WORK ME OVER Claudia Barry MCCD contributes, is not required by HOUSTON - Lately, many homo- the Food bank, but assists them in ROCK THE BOAT sexuals who have been arrested for sex- Forrest maintaining their distribution center. ual activity in public places such as Donations to the Food Bank come I'M SO EXCITED (Remix) parks, bookstores and rest rooms, have Pointer Sisters from all major grocery stores and food been shocked to learn that the recent manufacturers in the area. One item MICKEY (club version-B/W) judgment on Penal Code Section 21.06 Spanish Version-Toni Basil that is not readily available through the (Texas' homosexual conduct code) had SHOOT YOUR SHOT (Remix) bank is canned meats. It would help not alleviated the seriousness of their Divine t round out the Deacon's Closet if church arrest. It appears that more and more members would bring canned meat and FACE TO FACE I people are being charged with Section Twins! main course items. 21.07 (public lewdness), observed GINO SOCCIO (Medley) ! Houston attorney, M. Robert Schwab. I'M GONNA GET YOUR LOVE' NEW STATEWIDE "To the extent that people in the past Jade GAY STUDENT GROUP were charged with 21.06 for sexual ac- tivity that was arguably in public, these AUSTIN - For sometime the various people are now likely to be charged !_•...•_._._ •...•_.•;..•_.'-"._. .•~~•.cc."~.,'._. __._;,_;,_.4 ••.•••-.-'."';,- .••.•.•• -."".-.-". gay student organizations of various : in San Antonio : with public lewdness, which is a far : DOWNTOWN: 208 E. HOUSTON : colleges and universities in Texas have more serious crime," Schwab explain- been game-planning the formation of a : 222-1821 : ed. "Caution is essential. : SOUTHSIDE: 2307 S.W. MILITARY : statewide umbrella group. The new "I have counseled with a number of statewide group will be known as the : 923-6995 . people who have been arrested in the ....-.-.-... -.. ~.._..".....,..•_...~._o.~_._.~_.~.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-'.-.....-.-.-•.·,:*·-..:-t Texas Coalition of Gay and Lesbian past for sexual activity in a bookstore 10% DISCOUNT WITH Students. or public bathroom. To give an exam- TWT NEWS has now learned from Tom THIS TWT AD ple, one man had five prior arrests in .~~~•..•_._._._. _•• _.~._._._.';".~;·:iF-.".~'

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 •• PAGE 15 PAGE 14 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 19f:l Memorial Park. Each of the prior arrests had been disposed of by his paying a $50 fine. "His most recent arrest, however, re- sulted in a public indecency charge [21.07] and the very real possibility of a jail sentence," Scwab continued. "I want to caution the gay commun- ity as to the impact of the Baker vs Wade [21.06] decision," stated Schwab. "When 21.06 was declared unconstitu- tional, sexual acts between consenting adults in private were legalized. How- ever, the ruling did not legalize any sex- ual activity in public. The ruling also did not affect laws against prostitution or sex acts between adults and minors." Schwab, who is president of the Texas Human Rights Foundation (THRF), which sponsored the success- ful challenge to 21.06, outlined to TWT NEWS the impact of that decision. Penal Code Section 21.06 criminal- ized private non-commercial sexual acts between consenting adults of the same sex. On August 18, 1982 in Dallas, Federal District Court Judge Jerry Buchmeyer held that Section 21.06 was unconstitutional in that it violated the constitutionally implied right to privacy. Further, Judge Buchmeyer found that in order to criminalize the sexuality of a vast number of its citizens, the state was required to show a compelling reason, which it failed to do, in justify- ing enactment. Section 21.06 was a class C misde- meanor. The maximum punishment was a $200 fine. From time to time, per- sons arrested for having sex in public were charged with Section 21.06 rather than Section 21.07(public lewdness) for activity which was in a public bathroom or bookstore. "The precise definition of public and private places has undergone continual judicial interpretation and modifica- tion," Schwab observed. The impact to the person arrested was that while 21.06was a class C misdemeanor, 21.07 was a class A misdemeanor and pun- ishable by a maximum fine of $2,000 and a prison sentence of up to a year in jail. '-\II?

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PAGE 18 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 \\OW __ (OMMENl~_.~_-. In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Montrose Ventures Building, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006. All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short. isn't it!? Attitude About Women I was visiting friends here (Houston) over Dear TWT: the holidays and we were appalled at this In response to a letter by Charles Vise, fool's letter-all of us! "Tired of Women," Dec. 31·Jan. 6 issue-I Gary M. would like to point out that either Mr. Vise Lubbock, Texas is blind or has not paid much attention to your cover features (except the women- Dear TWT: which he does not like) for some time to In response to the letter "Tired of cause him to make such statements. Women." I was appalled to read such a Too many women indeed! And drag statement as that. That is exactly the kind queens (one to be exact) and no men! of thinking and attitude that keeps our gay The editor's reply speaks for the community of Houston divided. Sir, you situation and should be sufficient. seem to be apart from, not a part of. Gay Really, Charles-33 issues with men and men and women are in this together. We seven with women-where were you must get along together and accept each during the other 26 issues which featured other. United we stand, divided we fall. If men on the cover? Surely not reading TWT you don't believe this, keep that attitude for the news or informative articles about and you will see it happen. our community. Maybe just looking at the Paul Walker pictures-or in your case, the "covers". Houston, Texas Rae Collier Houston, Texas Dear TWT: Recently, a letter by Charles Vise Dear TWT: charged that drag queens and women I am writing to say that I totally disagree were overrunning TWT. For that absurd with Charles Vise, who complained that assertion, I nominate him for the "wake up TWT is a magazine strictly for gay men and and smell the coffee award." Vise, where that women should not be included, as it have you been? ruins its quality. I assume then he would Fact: Women compose over 50% of the carry this far enough to prohibit women total population. Therefore, a reasonable reporters, photographers and writers from assumption would lead one to figure that participating in the magazine. Imagine all women make up half of the gay the fine material we all would miss out on. population. Fact: Women can read, and TWT is a magazine for gay men and yes, lesbians enjoy reading TWT (does this women. It is not just for one sex. I think surprise you? By the way, women were this is a clear cut case of sexism on his granted suffrage in 1920). For a point of part. We all have something to offer one information-with the knowledge that 33 another if we only take time out to see it. men, seven women, five men and women Keep up the good work, TWT, and know together, four neutral and one drag picture that gay men and women appreciate your were on TWT'S covers last year yields the efforts. fact that men were represented 69% of the James Steven Rodgers time, as compared to a 22% Houston, Texas representation for women. I would suggest Dear TWT: to Mr. Vise that he do his homework Tired of women?-no. Tired of "men" before he decides to write such who are tired of women?-yes. I am a gay profundities again. man and I love women. May I suggest that Frankly, I am sick and tired of TWT being Charles Vise crawl into a narrow-minded forced to defend representing women. It is hole, cover it and seal it! I mean, that's absurd, if not egotistical, to assume TWT is about what you're doing anyway, Charlie- strictly a male magazine. It is the

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE ~ responsibility of any publication to Keep up the good work, TWT, and let adequately and fairly represent all points Charles Vise go swing on his sling. of view, including women and drag queens. Andy Hooper How about viewing it from a woman's Houston, Texas point of view? How would you like to pick up a magazine and have it downplay men? Dear TWT: Would you enjoy reading letters to the We are led to believe that the birth of all editor stating that their representation of humans, including homosexuals, is the men is ridiculous? result of heterosexual intercourse; I would be willing to bet that you would however, Mr. Vise's attitude toward be angry, hurt and wonder what the heck women, expressed in his moronic letter, indicates that his birth may have been the was going on. result of anal sodomy. I am a lesbian, but just because I am Jack Purviance does not mean that I hate men. So why do Houston, Texas you assume all gay men hate women? It is simply unfounded. I think TWT should be Apuzzo Appreciation applauded for its efforts and should strive to increase its representation and Dear TWT: coverage of women, as apartheid has no Just writing to tell you that I enjoyed place in our community or the "national reading about Virginia Apuzzo, the new NTGF director, and many thanks to J.B. gay magazine" of Texas. who wrote the wonderful praise of her Jean D. Wilson speech. Houston, Texas Betty Meiers Dear TWT: Houston, Texas Regarding Charles Vise's letter in which he bitches of too many women in your Austin Door Policy magazine, I have this to say. Mr. Vise Dear TWT: (Webster. vice, vis, n., Fault, error, crime.), ... I have a female roommate who is you have once again proven there are still bisexual and I am gay. We both enjoy each close-minded, ignorant gay men among us. other's company and therefore usually go Your attitude frightens the hell out of me. out to bars together. We've been doing Your comments are the most selfish I have this now for about two years, and in that heard since Falwell. amount of time, only once was my John Freeman roommate refused to enter a bar in 119 EL MIO SAN ANTONIO 341·4302 Houston, Texas Houston. Needless to say, we went somewhere else and have never gone back Dear TWT: to that same bar, even though it has 3RD ANNUAL I do not believe it-Charles Vise finally changed management and names. proves, in writing, that fools like him really Well, now I find out that here in Austin MISS GAY SAN ANTONIO do exist. Oh, we have always known it, but this same thing is happening at a new bar he is the first one to document it. This is opening up. Again, needless to say, I will the kind of "man" who can only "turn on" not go to any place that discriminates METROPLEX PAGEANT a radio-or another "man" of his limited against my own. If a bar wishes to have 19 mentality. strictly men come to it, there are other WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10 PM Yes, Charles, TWT is the largest-and ways. In time, I suppose, when Austin gets THURSDAY, JANUARY 20 only-gay magazine in Texas. Because of a good ladies' bar, such narrow-minded, hypocritical people won't have to worry. MC's MONICA LAYNE AND SCOTTY ROBERTS this, TWT has a responsibility to all gay I've talked to several other gay male special guest-NICOLE CHERI people-male and female-to report on current Miss Gay San Antonio Metroplex what they are doing and about things that friends of mine, and they also feel as I do. interest all of them/us. There are plenty of After all, it wasn't only men waving the $600 IN CASH PRIZES AND TROPHIES publications for the Charles Vises of flag during Gay Pride Week, and as far as Texas, and even those probably go beyond our slogan goes, "A part of, not apart WINNER WILL BE SPONSORED TO THE his grasp-if inclined to do anything other from," well, I think we're taking our first OFFICIAL MISS GAY TEXAS PAGEANT than look at the pictures. step in changing it into a more appropriate I am a gay man who has several friends title, "Apart from, not a part of." And also, NO RESERVED SEATING who are female-and a "drag queen" or for all the bar owners who do discriminate, $3°° per night or $5°° both nights ... SRO two-and I love them. I'm sorry Charles they're the first to holler when someone only hangs out with the boys-that's discriminates against them. Isn't that the limiting, very limiting. pot calling the kettle black?

PAGE ~ PAGE 22 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 Anyway, I guess all us gay men who we were able to finish a drink 99% of the either enjoy or don't mind the company of time during the entire evening, she also, women can be thankful that there are still even in the hectic rush and pandemonium a majority of bars in which women are inevitably attributable to New Year's Eve, allowed. found the time to wish the new year's Mark F. best, joke with us and provide excellent Austin, Texas service .... Reply from Back Street Basics: And, at Kindred Spirits, you not only There are some restaurants that require could probably eat off the floor, but the a suit and tie, some country clubs that entire bar is spotless. (Marvin Zindler allow only certain people to join, some would be bored!) ... stores that sell only women's clothes, and Marion [Coleman] and Sandra [Floyd] some gay bars that are strictly for women must truly instill into their staff the true only, for leather only, for men only, or meaning of "Kindred Spirits." Also, the whatever format has been chosen. turnover at Kindred's has got to be ranked In a free society such as the United amongst the lowest in the entire city of States, the constitution allows persons to Houston. Why? run their own businesses the way they Our conclusion came upon us as fast as wish to. the new year. We realized that this fine Why would anyone want to go where establishment has been run by a group of they wouldn't feel comfortable, i.e., why women who work diligently out of respect would a leather man want to be in a for not only their employers, Marion and twinkie bar? Or, why would a woman want Sandra, but also for each other. They really to be in a bar full of men wearing Alligator want their work and attitudes to reflect shirts. Personally, I would not choose to and inspire their patron's respect! go where I am not welcome. It's a big word, respect, but in a world We at Back Street Basics in Austin are where it's been slowly going by the not against women. Personally, we like wayside year after year, in this new 1983 them. We just happen to be running a bar year, if you want to capture all the good with a personable all-male format. feelings recognizable in an atmosphere If we were filming a movie with an all- where respect is commonplace ... spend male cast, such as a war film, would you any evening at Kindred Spirits! We require us to cast women in such roles guarantee you'll feel it! when the script didn't call for it? Robb Connors and Kenn Tennison By the same token, our script (format) at Houston, Texas BSB doesn't call for women. Chris Christoff AIDS in Dallas Manager, Back Street Basics Dear TWT: Austin, Texas As our community is becoming aware, AIDS (Acquired lrnrnuno-Deficiency Syndrome) is now in the Dallas/Ft. Worth In the "Spirit" area. As a research project and community Dear TWT: service, the SHARE CENTER is requesting We realize that in providing a congenial persons who have a diagnosis of AIDS to gathering place, especially on such a participate in a support group, led by a festive, crowded night as New Year's Eve, professional licensed psychotherapist. more often than not the owners, During the group process, the so-called management and employees are the "victims" of AIDS will become the "AIDS recipients of various complaints from ATTACKERS" and participate in customers. We would like to take this supporting each other with information, opportunity to commend all of those at shared experiences, psychotherapy (if Kindred Spirits for making our New Year's necessary) and positive guided imagery Eve the most special one we've ever that has been found useful in fighting had.... cancer by O. Carl Simonton, MD in Ft. To say we were comfortable by the time Worth and other immuno-suppressant the clock struck twelve would be an disorders and opportunistic diseases by understatement. ... From the moment we David Bressler, PhD from California. took our seats, our service was There is no fee for this group. The only impeccable .... Aside from the fact that "fee" is an eagerness to not be a passive the waitress was back to our table before victim of AIDS, but rather an "AIDS

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 25 AnACKER". to piss. Well, they almost sent a couple of To learn the details of the group, please old Alamo Heights women to an early contact Rip Corley at (214) 826-0885. I look grave when they hiked their dresses and forward to visiting with any interested pissed in the sink. We can all get a little persons. chuckle out of that kind of story. A few SPECIAL BARN BREAKFAST Rip Corley, CSW faces were red, but no one got hurt, 7:30-10:30AM MON-SAT Executive Director, SHARE CENTER physically or financially! WITH FREE CHAMPAGNE AND Dallas, Texas However, as I asked around, I heard that STRAWBERRYS 7-7:30AM the two who were asked to leave were Alice of Earl's Alice Phallus and her bosom buddy, Dolly Dear TWT: Madison. Furthermore, it is my understanding they were dismissed for MONDAYS Two or three issues back, TWT carried a loud and profane language ... not just T-SHIRT NIGHT short article under "Alamo Tea" in which it was stated that Earl Abel's Restaurant because they were gay! HAPPY HOUR PRICES was no longer a place to go because "the If what I heard is true ... doesn't Alice WITH BARN T-SHIRT owner said he didn't want gay business dear write for TWT? ... there." WBM That kind of surprised me when I read San Antonio, Texas that since I've been a patron there, as well Yes, it's true that Alice (Alan) does write as many of my other gay friends have, for for TWT, but it is not true that Alice and Dolly SUNDAY several years. My friends and I compared were kicked out of Earl's. In fact, Alice says, BUFFET notes on this story and none of us could "I've never been kicked out of any restau- ever remember anyone being asked to rant, and furthermore, I never go out to eat in leave simply because of being gay. drag." There were times gays were asked to The source of the story you referred to leave ... like the time a couple of sister was several letters and phone calls received friends went to Earl's in glorious drag and at TWT magazine. then decided to go to the ladies restroom -Editor ,\II?

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~121INWOOD. DAllAS. ~51-2278 Two months have passed since I met places together as friends. Sandy, my first lover- Sandy was a com- I have been out for almost three plete surprise to me in that as quickly years and have dated several women as she had entered my life, she was but have never felt so close to someone VISIT OUR NEW gone. in such a short length of time. I found COUNTRY AND WESTERN BOUTIQUE The first time we met, neither one of myself experiencing a new level of us made a lasting impression on the emotion while the defensive walls WITH other. We first met at a mutual friend's which took so many years to be invisi- WESTERN CLOTHING, JEWEL~, ART AND CERAMICS dinner party. A few weeks later, I bump- bly erected dissipated quite quickly. ed into her at a local bar. I asked her to This frightened me and I began to dance (which is something I usually do ask myself many questions which had COUNT~ AND WESTERN DANCE LESSONS not do), and as we danced, I realized I no real answers. In talking with Sandy, I EVE~ THURSDAY AT 8:30 PM AND 10:30PM was attracted to her- We exchanged discovered that she had a lover (her telephone numbers and began to go first woman lover) who lived out of

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE ~ town. The two were having serious one whom she wanted to. I understood problems and were on the brink of this as it was how I felt. I loved Sandy, breaking up. but I was not ready to settle down. It had always been a policy of mine However, her lover was. not to get involved with someone who This went on for almost four weeks. was involved with another, as it usually The tension level was always high ex- leads to many people being hurt. Know- cept for infrequent moments. We grew ing this, I told myself that we would closer together and began to share our- simply be friends. However, that was selves with one another. It was abso- not to be. lutely wonderful, as the only time we In one spontaneous moment, both of ever disagreed was on what movie to our defensive walls were smashed. I see. was visiting with Sandy one day at my As life would have it, the inevitable apartment, and we were sitting on the came-Sandy and her ex got back to- couch conversing when be both simul- gether and decided to move in together. taneously looked into each other's I discovered this on Christmas Day. I eyes. It was as if it was a scene from a can recall saying something like "bah movie. As our eyes met, our bodies humbug and happy new year" to my- drew near and our lips met. self. The only thing I could say to her As we kissed and subsequently when she told me was, "I certainly made love, I knew that I was falling in hope you know what you are doing and love. I remember saying to myself, be careful." "God, me falling in love-the perpetual Realistically, I suppose I knew all single woman?" along that they would get back to- Up until Sandy, I had accepted the gether. Inside, I had almost fooled fact that I was the type who was selec- myself into believing it would be differ- tive in what I wanted out of a relation- ent for us. ship. In being a selective minority (I The point to me telling you my story define this as someone not willing to is not to make anyone feel sorry for me compromise her/his own personal but rather to share an experience. One code; for when you do this, it only might easily say something like, "See creates unspoken hostility), I had been what happens when you become a Subscribe forced to question myself as a person. third party involvement." There is in- Needless to say, it took quite some deed some justification to that, and in time in thought and reassurance from a the future, I will be more adamant few close friends that I was indeed a about it. But I also learned something Now! very important about myself. normal person. It seemed to me that al- For many years, I essentially short- The F.R.E.D. Plan is More than Just A Means of Protection most everyone I knew was involved with someone. I did not realize that changed myself. I was quite comfort- "A major funding campaign that will greatly enhance the possibilities of participation many of those people were dating to able in not being involved, as there is and financial support of the expanding vital services of the Houston Human Right security in doing so. Additionally, as League, while at the same time providing new and innovative ways and means of escape loneliness. support and protection services to the individual subscriber of HHRL." I fell head over heels in love with stated previously, I learned that I was indeed capable of having a relationship You are Building both Your Protection and Building the Sandy, while she found herself in the position of loving two women at the that was not based primarily on sex. Future of Your Community. same time. As the tension grew for Although our relationship lasted only Sandy, she decided to ease off of both two months, in many ways the time relationships with regards to level of in- seems longer with regard to what I tensity. She told her lover about me, have learned. I respect Sandy for her and then the fireworks came. Her lover openness and honesty. If we had met told her to choose between us. at different points in our lives, I believe SIMPLY CAll (713) 528-6969 Sandy told her lover that she did not the end result would have been differ- want to choose. Sandy was at a point in ent. But the time is now and it did not. HOUSTON HUMAN RIGHTS LEAGUE her life where she needed to be free to Instead we parted as friends, two date-not just me or her lover but any- months older, two months wiser. ,\II?

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 PAGE 31 PAGE 30 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 1 Texas' Siss~ ~Farenthold -"P. rwr's SusanCollins talked to Ms. Farenthold at her home in Houston. and inspired the follow- ing article. Sissy Farenthold served in the Texas Her advice to women entering poli- Legislature from 1968-73 representing tics: "Tenaclty-c-never give up." Faren- the Corpus Christi area; ran for the thold sees women becoming more or- Texas governorship in 1972 and 1974; ganized and informed and that network- placed second in total votes for nomi- ing is one of the biggest assets women nation for the Democrat's vice presi- have. "There is more acceptance of dential nominee in 1972; was the first women candidates today. It even has a chair for the National Women's Political . kind of respectability now with the so- Caucus; served as the first woman pres- called gender gap. ident of the women's educational insti- "I do feel that in some areas in my tution, Wells College, and is currently campaigns it did indeed exist, but it practicing law in Houston. was not considered a research topic be- While serving in the State Legisla- cause, frankly, women have been trivial- ture, Farenthold became known as the ized," she says. den mother of the Dirty 30, a group of Citing the recent MX missile decision state representatives who worked to ex- and the fact that a nuclear freeze lost pose the Sharpstown Scandal which in- by only two votes in the House, she volved bank fraud and ultimately led to says that groups are becoming more ef- financial reforms in the state of Texas. fective and knowledgeable and can in- Although she lost to Dolph Briscoe fluence the government. in the 1972 race, she won an impressive Farenthold advocates reform of the 46% of the vote without the benefit of CIA, which she feels has been given a a large financial backing. While her op- blank check to do as they please. She ponents were traveling around the state states that its thirty-year record reflects in jets, she could be found on a bus or the need for accountability. train. Her campaign was indeed true Although not presently an officehold- grass roots support. er, she calls herself a politician without According to Farenthold, there have a portfolio. "Public issues still remain been numerous changes in the political my primary concern. I have moved from system since the film was made. She being state issue-oriented to what I said, "We now have a process where an think is the most pressing issue of our image is created and where polls and day, and all other dwarf in its midst, and PAC's (Political Action Committees) are that is the control of nuclear weapons. priority matters. The film exemplifies a The thought of it is so horrendous that less sophisticated time. Additionally, it we almost look on conventional wea- A special screening of Sissy Farenlhold-A Texas Chronicle, a film documenting her ear- pons as benign, but they are not." ly career and her campaign for the governorship of Texas in 1974, will be shown Monday, costs more to run for office today. For example, Briscoe spent roughly $4 mil- Next week, Ms. Ferenthoid talks more January 17, to benefit the Women's Lobby Alliance. It will begin at 7:00pm and will be held about control of nuclear weapons, her race at First Unitarian Church, 5210 Fannin, Houston. Farenthold and Janice Blue, filmmaker, will lion in his campaign while Clements with Briscoe, politics, future of private speak after the screening. Admission is $5 at the door. For additional information, contact spent $7 million. It is priced almost out schools, emerging women's constituency the Women's Lobby Alliance at (713) 521-0439. of the ballpark." and more. '\\111'

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PAGE 38 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 39 INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT HILLMANN by Art Tomaszewski

~i===~M~a~V~IE~S======~i....- TWT talked to Robert Hillmann about Reviewed by the film and his impressions of Texas. Art Tomaszewski TWT - Welcome to Houston. Did you live here while you were making the 'movie? Hillmann - I started out living in Houston and commuting down, but that didn't work out. I couldn't establish any credibility, and I didn't enjoy the ride, FIRE so I moved [to the Kemah area]. What are you doing these days, other than promoting the film? ON I start shooting a film called The New South in February, but I am developing a few features. THE I'm curious, what happened to Jim Craig? WATER We had Fire on the Water playing at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco, and Jim Craig came into town. We flew him into San Francisco. He just could- n't believe it. He has been so down and Fire on the Water is a sensitive look that run deep within the community. In- out, everything ... he's lost everything. at the uneasy relationship of Viet- terestingly, all of the sides concerned - He's lost his business, he's lost his namese immigrants with native Texas feel the same way. The problem stems retail fish market, he's lost his house shrimp fishermen. The film was shot not from race, but from economics. The ... just everything falling apart. We You can learn something about yourself entirely in Texas a little over a year ago. simple fact is that the Texas shrimp in- thought it would be a real good shot in seeing yourself forty feet high. I would- Producer/director Robert Hillmann was dustry is in its death throes. The waters the arm to have him come out and see n't have made this film if I didn't think in Houston last week to promote the have been overfished. Thus, no onejs himself, because he had never seen the there was something to be learned documentary which has played at the making money, Vietnamese or Texan. film. He arrived ... eyes wide ... the about what is going on in the American River Oaks Theatre and will be broad- The Vietnamese have a dream of a Castro section of San Francisco really Republic. But I have no idea how warm cast in Houston on Channel 8, Friday, different life in the country. They dis- is a scene for somebody who's lived in or hostile people will be.... I guess I January 21 at 9:00pm. cover that everyone feels that there is small towns most of his life. Well, he would be much more uncomfortable if Most impressive about Fire on the not enough to go around, a fact hard to just couldn't believe the goings on. He I knew they were going to be burning Water is Hillmann's honest effort to ex- argue after viewing the paltry catches gets to the movie house, and there he crosses in front of the theater. plore all sides of a story objectively. He ofa day's work. is, forty feet high on the screen. At the You obviously convinced the Klan of gives no answers. He looks at the prob- The movie is beautifully filmed. Hill- end of it, people just stood up and gave your interest in objectivity for them to lem with a well-trained and sympathetic mann contrasts images within the two him such a round of applause, he was let you bring a camera to a rally. eye. cultural settings to make some pro- really touched, really moved. I hope he I wasn't interested in saying they found observations about the similar- has gotten his old confidence back, be- were dangerous. I wasn't interested in He accomplishes this by examining ities in people so outwardly different. the lives of three men: Jim Craig, a cause he's obviously a strong, survivor making fun of them. I was interested in Jim Craig, the big-hearted Yankee, transplanted Yankee who leases a fish- type of individual. showing that there are elements in each comes off as the hero in the film. When yard and buys from the Vietnamese; Have you had any response from any of these characters, including the he loses his business and his house, in of the people in the movie other than Klansman, that are in each of us. If you James Stanfield, "Titan" of the local Ku .essence ruined, we feel his anguish Klux Klan and a self-described "radical Jim Craig? come away from the film on the side of almost as intensely as he does. As far as I know, nobody has seen it, the Vietnamese or Americans, if you racist Christian"; and Hung Nguyen, the 'All said, Fire on the Water is one of eldest son of a struggling Vietnamese because it hasn't shown in Texas until walk away polarized, then I failed. If the best documentaries in years, and family. now .... I think it will be exciting for people just had that sense of what's go- you don't have to be involved in the some, frenetic for others, perhaps; but ing on in each of these characters, Through the lives of these men, Hill- issue to enjoy it. Director Hillmann asks hopefully revealing in the best sense, what's going on in each of us, then I've mann 'draws a portrait of the tensions questions a lot larger. education for everyone involved in it. gotten somewhere. \\11-'

PAGE 40 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 • 20, 1983 PAGE 41 faded, she was able to earn a substan- Garr, currently of Footsie, will soon WJ1 tial amount of respect by appearing in begin Mr, Mom ... , And I'm sure you're Bob Fosse's All That Jazz (she was a looking forward to Sahara, the next luminous apparition), and in the remake Brooke Shields film, which might be __ SHOWBIZ_- of The Postman Always Rings Twice. described as "blue lagoon in a desert." Postman didn't impress enough people SIGNS OF THE TIMES - Try these by Jack Varsi to make it a hit, but Lange's perform- on for size. In 1982 not one solo female ance had enough impact to make peo- artist entered the top five of Billboard's ple forget that she was once King album chart. For solo females this Kong's leading lady, Tootsie is Dustin represents the worst year since 1970 Hoffman's film, but Frances, success- when no solo female acts entered the ful or not, will have all eyes on Jessica top ten. Of course, as part of groups, Lange. Film biographies usually amount females did rather well in 1982, con- to a tours de force for gifted performers, sidering the success of the 'Go-Go's, and Frances, the story of Frances Joan Jell & the Blackhearts, Human Farmer, has all the elements required League and Fleetwood Mac. And Olivia for a real wallow-i.e., alcoholism, radi- Neutron-Bomb did fairly well with Phy- cal politics, insanity, lobotomy, shock sical .... In other news: George Har- therapy, and a bitchy mother played by rison's "comeback" album, Gone Trop- that actress of actresses, Kim Stanley. po, peaked at 108on the Billboard chart. In addition to Lange and Stanley, the . .. "Calling out around the world, are cast includes Sam Shepard, the 1979 you ready for a brand new beat?" Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright (for IN MEMORIAM - During the final Buried Child) who previously acted in weeks of 1982, several significant the films Days of Heaven and Resurrec- talents passed from us, and have, until tion. Some people will be interested to now, been ignored by this column. Bet- know that Frances marks the directorial ter late than never. David Blue, singer, debut of Graeme Clifford who, in addi- songwriter and sometime actor, died tion to editing Don't Look Now, The December 2 at age 41. He released Man Who Fell to Earth, Images and The numerous albums in the '70s and par- Long Goodbye, also edited the film and ticipated in Bob Dylan's "Rolling music for The Rocky Horror Picture Thunder Review." ... Dwight MacDon- Show. ald, journalist, author and critic, died POTPOURRI - For several years December 19 at age 76. He was prob- there has been talk of a sequel to the ably best known as Esquire's film critic, 1956film Giant with, possibly, Elizabeth but he was a political critic as well; Taylor and Rock Hudson being reunited among his books was The Memoirs of in their original roles, and there has also a Revolutionist: Essays in Political been speculation as to who might ap- Criticism .... Arthur Rubinstein, clas- pear in the role originally played by the sical pianist (with few rivals) died De- late James Dean, It doesn't seem very cember 20 at age 95. His keyboard likely that this "idea" will ever material- genius contributed to such flms as Jessica Lange as Frances Farmer Frances Farmer (1915·1970): At age 16 she was a prize- winning essayist (she wrote about the death of God). later ize, but it's still an interesting rumor, Song of Love (1947), in which he she was a Hollywood star, earning $200,000 a year, and a especially in light of the fact that the "ghosted" for Paul Henreid (who por- COMING UP - With Tootsie packing political activist who was deported from Mexico in 1942. She spent the years 1943-1950in an insane asylum, during which 1956film has recently been reissued for trayed Robert Schumann), and Of Men theaters solid all across the country and time she underwent massive drug treatment, shock therapy theatrical presentation, During Christ- and Music (1950),in which he appeared Frances and a partial lobotomy. She was a rebel with a cause long nearing national release, it before it was fashionable an,d she paid heavily for it. Now, mas, the George Stevens oldie did as himself. ... Jack Webb, best known looks as though Jessica Lange could due to the efforts of some dedicated artists, including ac- rather well at San Francisco's Castro as the creator and star of Dragnet, died tress Jessica Langeand tirst-time-out director, Graeme Ctit- be the femme star to watch in the '80s. ford, the story of Frances Farmer is on the screen in a lavish Theater, and a New York run is coming December 23 at age 62. He began Drag- And wasn't it only a few years ago, 1976 biography from Universal. up.... Richard Benjamin, whose recent net as a radio program in 1949, switch- to be exact, that critics and viewers directorial debut with My Favorite Year ed it to television in 1952, and made a were knocking her because of her role that disaster had to offer (Weldon was a success, will soon begin filming feature film of it in 1954.The original TV in the last remake of King Kong? I, for Grahame made me say that), and I've his next, Racing With the Moon, series ended in 1959, but was revived one, thought the shape of Jessica's been pulling for her ever since. After described as a 1940s romance .... Teri for a few years in the late '60s. 'l..1JI, mouth was probably the best thing that some of the big monkey's stigma had

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 43 PAGE 42 TWT JANUARY 14 . 20. 1983 J ~S\,,~••~i •..,.fj"•.G"~SO~\,.• ••~G -/ti "Altman's magic is the real thing ...he's in his A~\G prime as a director. " -Pauline Kael. The NewYorker "The surprise is Cher, who is poignant and effective in her first dramatic role. " -Roger Ebert. Chicago Sun-Times "Wonderfully entertaining ...a rich, funny, touching, insightjulfilm." -Sheila Benson. Los Angeles Times

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Never Under;round NOW SHOWING Underground March 17-20,22-26 We.tSt,.et Wisconsin present- before has Dallas or the ~ ~~'::':'s~., ~ ~~'::':'s~., ing a program of • • _ 626-3339 COMING SOON TO THE • • - 626-3339 Reperto,., Southwest been provided dance, music and INWOOD THEATRE-DALLAS New York touring such an opportunity. And this HOUSTON HOUSTON narrative :t•••••••••.•.•.•.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: •...•.... ;.:.:.:.: •...... •. :.:...•.•.••.•.•.• :•.•.•.•.•..•••••..•.•.•.•.•...••••.•.•.•.•••.•.•...•.•.•.•.•.•.••.•.••••.••••.•....•..•...... •.•...... •....•.... :.~;i company presenting is only the beginning. Call (214) 521-2037 or 3 gay plays May 27-29 ••en Togethe, (214) 824-1263 for more infor- mation about all these exciting New York gay men's PAGE 44 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 dance company events. FYI - If you didn't get to go, you'll kick yourself for not knowing. Billy \\ti:I Bob's Club in Ft. Worth invited anyone with a Saint of Dallas membership to at- tend a recent concert by numerous _ENTERTAINMENT._ country entertainers and ... get ready TEXAS by Rob Clark . .. Donna Summer. With a Saint membership you got in absolutely F-R-E-E! The show was taped by CBS Granny's Dinner Playhouse in Dallas for a future television special. continues their top-notch schedule of Houston Grand Opera Productions entertainment for January. and Pace Theatrical Group will present Kris Kristofferson will be in concert the hit Broadway musical, Your Arms January 18-23.Kristofferson is a native Too Short To Box With God, starring the of Brownsville, Texas, and the son of a inimitable Patti LaBelle at Houston's two-star general. The ambitious young Music Hall, February 1-12. Kris went to Pomona College where he lettered in football and majored in creative writing. After college, Kris spent a tour of duty in the Army as an officer, going through Ranger school, jump school and pilot training. During a three-year tour of Germany as a heli- Patti LaBelle copter pilot, he found the time to form Short To Box With God has music and a small band. The Sisters-ln-Law lyrics by Alex Bradford and Micki Grant. Instead of accepting an appointment her teachings have affected their lives. Tickets are available at all Ticketron and to West Point, he went to Nashville, Hail Mary, full of grace ... slap that nun Ticketmaster locations. where Johnny Cash caught his act and right in the face! Ruth Hastings and I had lunch to- urged him to continue. Kristofferson Also playing at Stages, through Jan- gether, kissed and made up and all that has written hit songs such as "Me and uary 30, is the outrageous comedy, The mushy stuff. Besides currently singing Bobby McGee," "Help Me Make It Sisters-In Law, by Michael Tremblay. at Baja's of Houston, she is also perfor- Through the Night" and many more. His When one million green stamps fall in- ming her BreI; Piaf show at Stages film credits include The Sailor Who Fell to your lap ... anything can happen. Theatre on Sundays at 7:00pm. Her From Grace With the Sea and A Star Is This dangerous satire revolves around show at Stages continues through Feb- Born with Barbra Streisand. Not bad for a group of neighborhood women in the ruary 6. After leaving Houston, Ruth, a guy who got into the music business lower middle-class ghetto of Montreal's Craig Jessup and Barry Lloyd will return Iiterally at the bottom as a janitor at Col- East End. One of them has won a mil- to San Francisco for a gig, and then it's umbia Record Studios in Nashville. lion trading stamps in a contest, mak- on to New Jersey, where she has been Also at Granny's will be Joe Namath ing her the envy of all the rest. invited to perform original music writ- and Carol Lynley starring in The Rain- ten by "The Baron" of Theatre Under maker, January 27 through March 6. the Stars here in Houston. She is also More on this later. working on a project which will be a Stages of Houston has extended the benefit to show appreciation for the gay popular production of Christopher A scene from Your Arms Too Short To Box With God community's support. More info on that Durang's Sister Mary Ignatius Explains at a later date. \\II? It All For You, and will return for an ex- In 1980, the Broadway production tended engagement during the theatre opened and launched the career of then company's Off-Broadway Repertory unknown Jennifer Holliday (of Dream- series, February 27-March 27. Jean girls fame). LaBelle's performance in Proctor will recreate her role as Sister this hand-clapping gospel musical was termed "dazzling," "electrifying" and Mary Ignatius following her Alley The- "explosive" by the New York press, and atre performances in Tom Topor's Nuts, January 13-February 13. Sister Mary is became one of the smash hits of the A scene from The ststers-m-taw. (I-r) Jean Gilligan, Claire 1982 season. Conceived and directed a self-righteous nun who encounters Hart-Palumbo, Donna Whitmore, Sharon Bennett and Can- dace Compton. four of her alumni who expose just how by Vinnette Carroll, Your Arms Too

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 47 PAGE 46 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 A STORY BY J.E. STANWICK THE BONHAM EXCHANGE AND GENE HOWLE PRESENT Il IlctU IIt::Vt::I occurred to me that A PRODUCTION OF prison would be like this. The cotton row seemed to never end. I honestly don't know which hurt more, lugging the long white sack strapped to my shoulder or bending over all day to reach the short cotton. I do know, how- ever, if I failed to pick the required weight, it would be an even longer night of extra work as well. In spite of swelter- ing heat and the constant annoyance of mosquitoes, I surged on, determined and in desperate pursuit of the weight. This particular day was like most others and hardly worth mentioning, ex- cept that a peculiar incident occurred. I had stopped to roll myself a smoke when I first noticed an odd movement down the row. As I wiped the sweat from my eyes I could see it clearly, • about four or five bushes away. A frog! This was not your average run-of-the- mill toad, but a Texas Giant Hopper! Definitely one of the biggest critters I c.- have ever seen. Why, if it wasn't for its distinctive dark green color, I might have easily mistaken it to be an arma- dillo. If that marvel of a frog weighed an ounce it weighed twenty pounds. To this day, I don't know what possessed me at that moment, but I was totally consumed with the thought of having •• that twenty pounds in the bottom of my less-than-full cotton sack. No sooner had the thought crossed my mind than I noticed I was not alone. Mad Man Bob, who occuppied the row next to mine, had also stopped and was eyeing my find. Mad Man, as his friends called him, was the proud possessor of two per- fectly matched feet, size 14EEE. It is said that he was either slightly daffy or ridiculously dense to have taken up the art of purse snatching while burdened with two such obvious handicaps, but

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 49 that he did and was suprisingly suc- never forget; it was as if he paddled the cessful. air with those magnificent 14EEE's.The True, he might have used a little more hopper never had a chance; confused discretion in choosing his last prey, but .and disoriented at the sight of Mad then, how was he to know that she was Man's pursuit, it was only a matter of the judge's mother? As a result, Mad moments before the twenty pounds Man became a living legend: the first were in his sack. man in recorded history to be sentenc- I stopped to roll myself the smoke I ed to five hundred years for purse hadn't the chance to earlier, and as I snatching. did, I pondered the sight of Mad Man Mad Man's dexterity at snatching Bob as he proceeded down the row. His cotton wasn't quite as developed as his pace had slowed and his sack had an previous profession, and the sneer that ominous bulge to it. I knew he had the creeped across his lips confirmed my required weight and I was glad for him. suspicions that his intentions were as Standing there, exhausted, with my shaded as mine! Without so much as sack as lacking as before, I realized a word, the race was on. that, if but for just a moment or two, I With one eye on Mad Man and one had forgotten the rider with his rifle and on the row, I was off like a bullet, in a his blood hounds down the road, and driving, desperate, delirious attempt to I smiled. Maybe I didn't lose after all. reach the hopper first! Leaves flew and Wiping the sweat from my eyes, I dust stirred, but in spite of the furious, squinted at the sun. I had about an hour fanatical pace, Mad Man took the lead or so of work left. With hat pulled low in what appeared to be one gigantic, and sack in tow, I was off, like a bullet, MONDAY NIGHT graceful stride. I was stunned! To see in a driving, desperate, delirious at- him in flight was an experience I will tempt to get the weight! ,-w? SPECIALS WEDNESDAY NIGHT DRINK & DROWN $3.00

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TWT JANUARY 14 • 20. 1983 DISCO GRANDMA - TWT'S Entertainer of the Year Emeritus has informed HOT TEA that she has donated her EOY crown to the gay archives in Houston which is located at Wilde & Stein Books. Thank you, Grandma. FROM THE SOURCE - Tiffany Jones and Bobbie Callicoatte are on a western USA tour with stops in Las Vegas, San Francisco, Portland, the Rockies and the Pacific West ... The annual Miss Midnite Sun pageant will crown a 1983 winner this Sunday night with Jerry Bird HOUSTON HOTLINE - Rose as emcee ... And, Numbers which has Maddox (see CRUISE CAMERA photo) guest been closed for two weeks while stars this weekend at BRB during the remodeling, reopens this weekend with preview opening of its total new look ... a new look engineered by Mike, Mike, . E.J. White, Mr. Harris County, is now Frank, Buffy and John! jocking at Twins-yes, it's EJ,the DJ ... ALAMO ACTION - The annual Miss Mark Davenport has joined Jack Aulds Gay San Antonio Metroplex pageant is as co-owner of Twins ... ye 01' Payton next Wednesday and Thursday nights at Place on Westheimer has been renamed Faces ... Gene Howle and Hap The Joynt, Jim Flock reported to HOT TEA Veltman have teamed up to bring the ... Owner Keith Hayman has announced Copa version of Dream girls to the the February opening of a new store, premier opening of the new Bonham The Leather Works, on Montrose Ballroom on three nights, January 27-29 Boulevard near Richmond ... If you ... HOT TEA strongly recommends seeing haven't been to the Brasserie lately, this costly production ... And, lulee you'll be delighted with the new interior French is now serving up some very colors and decor ... And, last Sunday potent cocktails every afternoon at Talk night at Mary's, a white Cadillac drove of the Town. through the fence, relandscaping Dennis Dunwoody's graphic barricade NAME DROPPER - From Big D: Don McBride is now the dj at Jocks-home extravaganza. Last week, Houston's of Tuesday's youthful hot amateur nights VIDEO TEA - Galleon paraded the big events of 1982 ... Michael Badinski, formerly the dj at before our eyes in a five-night video Crews Inn, has moved his wax to the presentation. Among the highlights were Park on Lemmon ... Singer Terry Hutchison of San Francisco plays the the gay pride parade, the Mr. Texas Pageant and TWT'S Entertainer of the Year Gran Crystal Palace for Don Baker's show. Jay Allen, you really should get new Community Productions the last weekend of the month ... The big your own gay cable channel.j- hands of TMC daytime bartender Don Burns scooped up $458 at the Saint's grab-for-cash ... Ben "Aunt B" Tau of Austin is now in Dallas terrorizing the population and reported to HOT TEA tha he's officially turning over the Eagle Leathers keys to Robert Harris ... And the CRUISE CAMERA has returned from Buddy D's fabulous and spirited Boylesque Revue at the Old Plantation where three of your favorite entertainers Were dancing and singing up a storm to applause. Photo by Robert Araya of TWT' , - - COUPON - - --. I I~~ \ YOU HAVE SEEN THE REST I ~~ I NOW SEE THE BEST : Spaqjsh I

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And, the LIGHTS BY SONNY newly enlarged Eighth Day grand CALL FOR reopens this Monday night with free SUNDAY JANUARY 16 booze compliments of owners, Bill and BRANDI WEST, KANDI DELIGHT, Ray-whose Jackson Street Construction Company has done one hell of a job MOVIE JIMMIE DEE AND GINGER TAYLOR with expanding-the club, that is. Oak Lawn Hair Company has opened at the Gay Crossroads in what is fast WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19 becoming known as the "high energy TITLES SPECIAL GUEST JAHONAU REIS Corner" ... This weekend's Dallas I I Motorcycle Company's seventh FRIDA YS FROM 9-11 PM anniversary celebration will be hosted at BOX OFFICE OPEN: the Hidden Door ... The Branding Iron FALCON CRBST PARTY 10AM-3AM MaN-SAT Club has announced the hanging of WITH COMPLIMENTARY WINE their colors this Sunday at the Round-Up 2AM till CLOSING 1/2 PRICE Saloon ... And, Texas Sweat, HOT TEA 1PM-2AM SUN has learned, is not the name of a new 5404 LBMMON bar but rather is the name of a big party DALLAS 521-6553 and 72-hour dance marathon to be held I the last weekend in January at Texas Ranch-$500 prize to the couple who PAGE 60 TWTJANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 dances the longest! "",. PAGE 61 WI1 .....__• SPORTS~- POOL STANDINGS HOUSTON - The MSA Pocket Billiard League reported to TWT SPORTS the weekly standings conclusive through January 5. Division A: 1) Lazy J Two; 2) Just Marion & Lynn's One; and 3) Mary's One. Division B: 1) Lazy J One; 2) Barn Two; and 3) Barn One. HOUSTON BOWLING HOUSTON - In the MSA Thursday night bowling league, Richard Dauchy has inform- ed TWT SPORTS that standings haven't chang- This familiar symbol is the sign at Bronco Bowl in Dallas, where the Oak Lawn Bowling Association plays on Mon- ed since last reported, prior to Christmas, day nights. OLBA has reached the half-way point, as posi- because the league hadn't bowled in a cou- tion rounds began last Monday, January 10. TWT SPORTS photo by Robert Araya ple of weeks. In the MSA Monday night bowling league, IN THE POCKET post-holiday action has resumed, Sam Im- mordino reported. HOUSTON - The inter-divisional pocket On January 10, the top singles winners billiard tournament will be held Saturday, were: Butch Irish, 237; Louis Schneider, 227; January 22 at the finest pool room in Amer- and Gary Gana, 217.The top three series win- ica, Reds, Interstate 10 at Uvalde. ners were: Schneider, 646; Irish, 607; and Red's is noted throughout the country as Gerald Hagan, 577. one of America's finest pocket billiard Division A standings: 1)Queen Pins; 2)The lounges, having been featured on ABC-TV's Other Men; and 3) Lois Lanes. That's Incredible recently. Division B: 1) Bad Bad Boys; 2) Bush- "There will be no admission charge," said wackers; and 3) Bowlerinas. league president, Anne Mayes, "but you can Division C: 1)The Hole; 2) Sisters of Mer- buy a dollar raffle ticket for two drawings. cy; and 3) Alley Cats. First prize is a Polaroid 680 Sun camera and Division D: 1)Copa; 2) Barnyard Hoers; and second prize is $50 cash." 3) Five Easy Pieces. '\II.f Twenty-four teams composed of 120 players will participate in the tournament, The Flying Blind Band plays pool almost as well as their which will begin at 9:00am and continue un- musical instruments, as shown in this photo. They were en- ioying a pool break between sets at Miss Charlotte's in til 4:00pm, at which time the awards cere- Houston. mony will begin. A $50 prize plus trophy will TWT SPORTS photo by Greg Havican be awarded to the top team. The trophy cir- culates to each winner of the successive tournaments, Mayes told TWT SPORTS. RACQUETBALL HOUSTON - "The MSA United Racquet- ball leaque has moved their meeting from January 18to January 23," league spokesper- SOn Don Rodriguez told TWT SPORTS. The meeting will begin at 5:00pm. All members are urged to attend, as there will be a discussion about a new challenge ladder and also a referral service. New members are still welcome, and can contact ROdriguez at (713) 432-7851 or 650-0145.

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"I!5e'Week C'lj' January 14 - 20 SUNSPO'rS: The Sun is now peaking in its eleven-year cycle of sunspot activity. Meteorologists have found that unusually cold winters occur every eleven years following these maximum sunspot conditions, because the Earth receives less heat as a result of these large amounts of ultraviolet radiation, The winters of 1983 and 1984 should find the United States plunged into a deep freeze with temperatures averaging six to eleven degrees below normal. Not until 198'6 will the Earth's temperatures return to warmer normalcy, meteorologists report 'l\{.EW~00N: The .January'New-Moon occurred at 2:02am, Friday, January 14 in Gapricorn, The next night. on January 15, the'l\tewc:Moon will begin to emerge as a thin crescent appearing next to bright 'Venus, On Monday night, January 17, the thin'l\tewc:Moon will pass to the south ofc:Mars, the red planet Since'New-Moons are traditionally the best time of the month to begin new ven- tures and launch new projects for a successful outcome, this week's S'rA'RSG0'PE examines the .January'New-Moon and how it relates to your zodiac sign. GA'PRIG~: ('Dec 22 - Jan 19) The resolutions regarding your private life, DALLAS January 14 'New c:Moon occurred in Secret plans, undercover love affairs your sign-a once-a-year occurrence. and behind-the-scene schemes all This is your best 'New c:Moon of the stand to gain from any plans made year, so take advantage of its occur- now, during the two-week cycle while rence to launch any personal projects, the'l\tewc:Moon is growing larger. Ifyou've been thinking about starting 'PISGES: (Peb 18 -c:Mar20) The next a new diet or exercise program, buy- two weeks, while the January 14'New JANUARY 16 ing new clothes or improving your out- c:Moon is growing, is a perfect time to COLOR HANGING AT 3:30PM FOR look, the next two weeks-while the allow your social plans to grow, You Xew c:Moon is growing- is a perfect can now benefit from friendships and THE BRANDING IRON CLUB time to make a belated 'New 'Year's alliances. If you are among those 'Pis- HAPPY 7TH ANNIVERSARY TO resolution grow successfully, ceans who made a'New'Year's resolu- DALLAS MOTORCYCLE CLUB c5l\.QUA~US: (Jan 20 - 'Feb 18) The tion to improve your social life in 1983, January 14 'New c:Moon occurred in then the coming two-week'New-wloon 3912-14 CEDAR SPRINGS DALLAS 522-9611 Your twelfth house, affording you the cycle is ideal for underscoring these opportunity to remake any'New'Year's goals.

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 , PAGE'f:i PAGE 72 Pink"46 ,. An open letter Eleph THlJRSDAY, FRIDAY ,~ to the gay community AND SATURDAY 9:30PM·1 :30AM on hepatitis B AB AND THE PLAYGIRL Hepatitis B, a serious disease, or severe "flu-like" sickness may continue for weeks or months. Ten percent of all infections become long REBEL OUTLAWS FOLLIES may be sexually transmitted lasting (chronic) with potential complications that are SATURDAY Sexually transmitted diseases among the gay community sometimes more serious than those of other sexually are epidemic. Herpes has recently received a lot of transmitted diseases. The serious complications JANUARY 15 attention; gonorrhea and syphilis are well known; but include the chronic carrier state, chronic active SUNDAY, llPM the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recently issued a hepatitis, chronic persistent hepatitis, cirrhosis, and major recommendation for the prevention of another cancer of the liver. Every year almost 4,000 carriers STARRING even JANUARY 16 sexually transmitted disease: Hepatitis B. In their die of cirrhosis. In addition, carriers have a risk 273 LAURA Morbidity and Mortality WeeklyReport, the COCstated: times greater than that of the general population of LEE LOVE "Susceptible homosexually active males should be contracting a usually fatal form Of liver cancer. LITTLE BOBBY'S vaccinated [against hepatitis B1 regardless of their age LANA KANE or duration of their homosexual practices." GENA MALONE • Now this serious sexually VARIETY REVUE ... Gay men are at a high risk of DE SHANNON transmitted disease is usually WITH contracting hepatitis B AND preventable by vaccination with In one study, from 51% to 76% of 3,816 gay men seen JANEEJOHNSON JAMIE DeREESE in five sexually transmitted disease clinics had evidence the new hepatitis B vaccine (FORMER MISS LONE *" of past or present hepatitis B infection. Once infected. After more than a decade of research and develop- SATURDAY JANUARY 22 * there's a 6% to 10% chance of becoming a carrier- ment, a new vaccine is available for prevention. not STAR STATE) capable of passing on the virus. The CDC estimated treatment, of hepatitis B. In clinical studies. the PLA YGIRL FOLLIES there are nearly 1million carriers in the United States vaccine was highly effective in preventing hepatitis B and that 100,000 of these carriers are gay men. infection and was generally well tolerated. No IIPM serious adverse reactions occurred in these studies. WITH SPECIAL GUESTS The hepatitis B virus can be passed The vaccinatiqn regimen consists of a series of three MINGLEE injections, the first two a month apart and the third, six on by contact with contaminated months after the first. To be effective, the vaccine must BRANDI ROBERTS ~.1 body fluids be given before a person gets hepatitis B. The vaccine AND {{~ such as saliva, urine, semen, and blood. The hepatitis B helps prevent the disease: It is not effective as a virus can be transmitted through tiny breaks in the skin treatment. We suggest that you consult your doctor to HAPPY HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK 4·8PM KRISTIN RENE ~. or contact with mucous membranes. This can occur determine if you should be vaccinated. OPEN M·SAT 2PM·2AM, SUN 4PM·2AM during intimate sexual contact and can lead to hepatitis B 1011 BELL HOUSTON659·0453 for the partner of an infected person. Although most For more information about "" patients recover and over half contracting hepatitis B ..** do not get symptoms, there is no specific treatment and hepatitis B and the vaccine to no known cure for hepatitis B infections. prevent it, contact your doctor, clinic, Hepatitis B may lead to even more or the American Liver Foundation, serious complications 998 Pompton Avenue, Cedar Grove, For those who do get symptoms of hepatitis B, a mild NJ 07009 (201)857-2626. This message is brought to you as a public service by The American Liver Foundation Why you should consult your doctor or clinic common local reaclions included redness. swelling. warmth. The vaccine helps protect against infection caused by or formation of a hard. lumplike spot. The local effects were hepatitis B virus. This VirUSis an important cause of viral nepa- usually mild and lasted no more than 2 days after vaccination. titis. a disease mainly of the liver. Even mild forms of this disease Occasionally. tow-qrade fever (less than 101OF) occurred. When may lead to serious complications and aftereffects. including it did. it usually lasted no longer than 48 hours following liver cancer. There is no specific treatment for viral hepatitis. vaccination. In rare cases. fever over 102 OF was reported. Vaccination is recommended for personswho have a More generalized complaints including malaise. fatigue. higher risk of becoming infected with hepatitis B virus headache. nausea. dizziness. muscle pain. and ioint pain were because of frequent. close contact with infected people or reported infrequently. Rash was reported rarely. As with exposure to body fluids from such people. II will not protect any vaccine. broad use may reveal additional adverse reactions. against hepatitis caused by viruses other than hepatitis B VirUS. Your doctor or clinic knows what special care must be . No serious adverse reactions were reported in over 6.000 taken when administering the vaccine and in determining who Individuals receiving the vaccine in clinical trials. The most should receive the vaccine. The vaccine is not intended for frequent reaction was soreness at the point of injection: less persons who are allergic to any of its components.

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 77 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 76 WII __ CLASSIFIED__ To advertise in TWT Classified, send 35¢ per word (key words requested in all caps or italics are 75¢; Houston. Heights. 2 bedroom home totally redone, centering, 50¢) to TWT Classified. $550 plus deposit. (713) 868·3055. Mail or call your nearest TWT Office: 2205 Mon- Houston. Montrose. House, 2-1, remodeled, fireplace, trose, Houston, Texas 77006, (713) 527·9111, or 3409 large new kitchen, hardwoods, central HlA, WID. Oak Lawn, Suite 206, Dallas, Texas 75219, (214) $810Imo, $400 deposit. (713) 526·2256. 521·0622. Ad copy and payment must reach TWT office by Houston. DU PLEX BEST OF HEIGHTS. 2·1 CNH, in the 12 noon the Monday precedinf/ publication. Ads can- trees. 8' security fence. $350Imo, (713) 880-1869. not be accepted after dead·lme. TWT places ad in Houston. Montrose, Close-in weekly rentals, convenient proper category, Include area code in telephone to bus and shopping. Adults only. $40 to $70. (713) number, TWT not responsible for errors after first in- 862-2692. sertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the discretion of TWT. Houston. Montrose. Spacious upper efficiency in small renovated garden complex on quiet cul-de-sac, Oak floors and lots of windows. Off-street parking. No All ads must be paid tor in advance. All Texas children or pets. $310 plus deposit, references and checks must include Texas Driver's License utilities. (713) 862·2692. number. Out·ot·state ads must be paid by Houston. Montrose. One bedroom, parquet floors, money order or cashier's check; not personal clean and quiet. Small complex, $425, bills paid. (713) 531-6833. check. No exceptions. Thank you. Houston. Efficiency & 1 bedroom unfurnished apts, FOR RENT/LEASE Prime location near Kirby and Richmond, (713) H-o-u-st-o-n.--c2"----1brick-V:-2 trad, itional stairways, mantels, for- 526-4877. mal dining w/stairway, security systems, heat pumps, Houston. Large one bedroom, $3001mo plus bills. Ver. laundry, all amenities, large master suite, lots of mont near Shepherd. (713) 520·6419,11·5, M-S. storage, 2 car garage wlopener, extra insulation, Elegant, brand new. Never lived in. (713) 527-0686 Houston. Montrose. Efficiency, hardwood floors, clean, days; 868·2088 after 5pm. Great for couple/room- quiet, small complex, $325, bills paid, reduced deposit. mates, $1,000Imonth, 1 yr. lease. (713) 531-6833. Houston. Spacious 3·2 house. Hardwood flors, wood- Houston. Downtown/Rice University area Large 2 burning fireplace, QNH and more. $900 + bills. (713) bedroom, den, living room, dining room with hardwood 526·2111. floors. Downstairs duplex, $615 +. (713) 869·7364. Houston. Brand new luxurious 2 bedroom townhome. Houston. Heights two bedroom condo, beautifully fur- Close in off Memorial Drive, convenient to Galleria, nished, WID, fireplace, security, pool, microwave, $650 Medical Center, Downtown. All brand new with per month. (713) 521·0288. washerldryer, electric kitchen, fireplace, min-blinds, Houston. Montrose area efficiency, one and two many other extras. (713) 880-5392 after 4pm. bedrooms, $265 + electric and up, Immediate move Houston. Redecorated 2 bedroom with new carpet/- in. (713) 520·6966, paint. 5 min. from downtown. Gas heat and range. $400 Houston. One half month free rent to qualified ap- + electricity only, Hylton Realty Co., (713) 523-1653, plicants at Marshall Square. One bedrooms from $280 524·6531 (239 Emerson su plus bills; 2 bedrooms from $400 plus bills, (713) Dallas. Oak Lawn condominium, spacious one 528-5218. bedroom, decorator colors, ceiling fans, washerldryer Dallas. CRESTMONT LEASES STARTING AT $285.00. connections, pool, trees. (214) 741·2475, 696-8029. What do we have for you? Connections for cable in all $450 and deposit. apts., laundry, pool and we accept small pets. Being in Dallas, Oak Lawn we're close to all the bars. Size us up. (214) OFFICE SPACE 521-2851. Luxury individual offices in Oak Lawn includes recep- Houston. TEXAS BUNKHOUSE. Private rooms, tionist & fuu-tirne secretarial services. Space available $70/weekly, dormitory, $45/weekly, $8/nitely. Gay Dec. 14. (214) 744·5334, 522·1713 ext. 200. homestyle atmosphere. 1218 W. Gray, (713) 524-5084, Dallas. Historical East Dallas apartment building. 5 528·9036, room apartment-$275 + $100 deposit, on bus line, Dallas, close to downtown. Will furnish materials for minor TWO GREAT COMPLEXES remodeling. Call (214) 349·4538. Garrett Place LeChene HOUSton. Greenway area complex offers Montrose Move into one of the fastest changing areas in East alternative, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, $525, bills paid. (713) Dallas. All have onsite security, access to six bus lines. 623-2034, ask for Barbara, One bedroom flats and studios. Pool and laundry, too. Close to the bars. Call now, (214) 823·2202. HOuston. Montrose. 630 Hawthorne. Available now. Small complex, laundry, security gates, carport, Dallas. Villa Bontia Apartments, Move to a fast chang- carpets, no pets, newly redecorated. Lease, one month ing property. Center courtyard with pool. We have laun- security deposit, tenant pays electric. One bedroom, dry, too, and SECURITY. Come live with the best! (214) $275, Two bedroom with CNH, dishwasher, disposal, 826-8433, $450. (713) 862-2716. Houston. S. Gessner at Bellaire. 2·2, unusual design Houston. Heights. 2·1·1, new carpet, floors, paint, cei~ with 20 ft. high ceilings, loft bedroom, 1280 sqft., each Ing fan, air, appliances, porch, corner house, nice bedroom- full bath, large walk-in closets, picture win- ~et. (713) 529·1920. dows with beautiful views, pool, quiet, good maintenance. Also large 1 bedroom. (713) 771·0249.

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 PAGE 78 --TWT , •• " .• _ .. -~ ---- PAGEt r----COUPON ---1 Houston. The Park at White Oak condo. 2-1-1, all ap- FOR SALE pliances, fireplace, security, $650. (713) 864·5829. Houston. Mens full length natural golden beaver coat. HOuston. Montrose. 2·1, fake fireplace, hardwood 38. New-$2,500. Best offer. (713) 528·5955. ~~~ '.1".' •••CI floors, seperate dining room, $450 + bills & deposit. WE WANT YOUR (713) 526-0543. Dallas. 84" Tuxedo sofa, used, 3 cushion, Herculon, clean, good condition, $250. (214) 749·0494, ask for ~itJi~ TIRE BUSINESS HOuston. Dazzling Montrose efficiency, small complex, Gary. sun deck, security gate, $200. (713) 621-3000. M-F, 9-5. Dallas. Antique princess dresser, 1978 Hummel Dale, Houston. Montrose apt. for rent. 1 bdrm, security, cable wicker table, sewing cabinet, Nortake. (214) 521·2904. TV, pool, all adult, Westheimer/Dunlavy, $335 + bills. A BETTER (713) 526-0199, 789-8277. Austin. Bette Midler tickets. Five terrific arena seats for January 28. Best prices. (512) 459·9419 after 7pm or Houston. Montrose/I ndiana, 2-1, central AlH, new weekends. CAR RENTAL carpet, paint, dishwasher, patio upper/lower, available immediately, $450 + UG. Parking. (713) 523-4202. Houston. White Oak condo, 2·1·1, low equity, no ap- DEPENDABLE USED RENT CARS proval, no esculation. Like new. (713) 864·5829. o Houston. For rent. Two bedroom, dishwasher, large ex· FREE MILEAGE UP TO 50 MILESIDA Y tra nice new paint. (713) 524-0028. Houston. Cocker Spaniel puppies, AKC, Black-8 o weeks-$150; Chocolate-l 0 weeks-$450. Wormed, ONLY $12IDAY-$67IWEEK > Houston. Montrose. 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Call 1st shot, pedigree. (713) 921·0261 after 6 and (713) 523·4403. weekends. RENT A TRUCK Houston. Montrose/Graustark. Two story 2-1 V2 condo, Houston. Heights area 3 bedroom, new central AlC, all electric, beamed ceilings, security gate, covered SPRING SPECIALS heat, new hot water heater, fenced yard, $72,000. Mary RENT A CAR parking, pool, sun deck, $645 + lights. One available P155R13 $27.45 + tax Park Management, (713) 669·0465, 627·2560. WHEN YOU NEED US, now. Another Feb. 1. (713) 523·4202. Houston. Close-in convenience, totally renovated, P205R15 $36.25 + tax Houston. Montrose. Ideal for small business. 1838 HERE WE ARE! classic home, two bedrooms, study. Price negotiable. A60·13 $41.92 + tax Westheimer, $450 + bills & deposit. (713) 526·0543. Agent, (713) 741·7093, 523·7022. Austin. New, one bedroom, luxury apt., overlooks Hippy VISA AND AMERICAN EXPRESS F70·14 $45.90 + tax Houston. Exceptional opportunity as starter home or as Hollow. Private, desirable neighborhood. Call (512) investment property. 2 story brick, 4 bdrm, 1'12 baths, 1 QUANTITIES LIMITED 266·1546. Available Feb. 1. Furnished + electric, $500; mile to Montrose, downtown. $47,000, new loan. Call unfurnished + electric, $450. JARTRAN TRUCK RENTAL Ned Parker, (agent) (713) 522·2236. 869·5451 Houston. Heights: 2810 Beauchamp, 1 bedroom apart- 3704 MAPLE Houston. Smashing 2 bdrm. contemporary townhouse. 2830 HICKS ment, central air/heat, pool, sauna, $325. (713) Heart of Museum-Hyde Park area. 2 story living room, DALLAS • 526-8496 523·8286, 869·7285. decks, balcony, immaculate condition. Paula (agent), Houston. Montrose, 2509 Dunlavy. 1·1, pool, laundry, (713) 977-2323. L__ H~~T~~T":'X~S- _ J no pets, adults only. $320/mo unfurnished, plus utilities, Houston. Heights. Interested in buying or selling a deposit. (713) 523·0392 evenings. house in the Heights? Call Mack McCarrOll, Realtor, Houston. Heights: 2810 Beauchamp, 2 bedroom, 1V2 with George Swilley and Associates, (713) 869'()456. bath apartment, central air/heat, pool, sauna, $400. (713) 523-8286, 869·7285. HELP WANTED Houston. Heights-garage apartment. POOl,privileges, Houston. Office person needed for private mental $240 + bills. (713) 868·2127. health office. Secretarial, bookkeeping, receptionist Dallas. Lakewood 3·2 contemporary house, extra large responsibilities. $6/hr. Ask for Mr. Kingan. (713) living room, stone woodburning fireplace, plus all 522·9816. KING~WOODAPARTMENT~ amenities, $1,500 + deposit. Available February 1. Dallas. Looking for professional licensed cosmetologist (214) 824·5033. with Clientele. Paid vacation and insurance. Oak Lawn Houston. Montrose: Drew at Mason, super one area. Call Lori, (214) 522·6481 between 10·5. THE NEW~; bedroom apartment, central air, small complex, $325. Dallas. Full time secretary for advertising agency. (713) 523·8286. Salary commensurate with experience, required GAY COMPlEX Dallas. Barbados Apartments, 2 bedroom and efficien- 50wpm, good telephone and writing skills. James Sim- cies, unfurnished, near Turtle Oeek, pool and laundry, mons, P.O. Box 191261, Dallas, 75219. ALL APARTMENTS all gay. (214) 526·3096. Houston. Distributors wanted for natural health and Dallas. Customized house for lease, White Rock Lake. weight loss products. We train. Call Jack, (713) COMPLETELY RENOvATED (214) 526·8134, 692·2313, 327·9207. 285·1802,880·1740. Houston. Heights: 2807 Beauchamp, efficiency, pool, Houston. Drivers, movers; fuIVpart·time. Burton, (713) STARTING AT $270 sauna, $235. (713) 523-8286, 869·7285. 521·3155. Dallas. Taste of the good life. 1 & 2 bedrooms, near all Houston. Driver wanted Personal Taxi Service. of the bars. Once you see, you'll want. Call Gloria, (214) Houston's only gay owned and operated Taxi Service. 526·4401. 4400 Cedar Springs. (713) 521·1008. Dai/as. Oak Lawn apartments, unique and convenient. San Antonio. Drivers for Valentine's deliveries. Long (214) 526·8134, 692·2313, 327·9207. term relationship possible. Contact Bexar Florist in King TWO POOI.!S William Dist. at 112 Mission St., 78210. Ask for Don or Houston. Bill, (512) 271·3843. ROOMATES~WELCOMED HEIGHTS APARTMENT LOCATORS Houston. Floral designer wanted-must have three full (NO EXTRA DEPOSIT REQUIRED) Renovated apartments. Fenced in patios, landscaped years actual design experience. No information by agurtyards, individual central air. $275 and up. (713) phone. Must call for appointment to interview in person. (713) 666-3224. ~ 10uston. Montrose/Rice/Medical. Near SW Frwy., Houston. Pianist needed for piano lounge, male or female, experienced, with personality. Seasoned per- EVERYONE WELCOMED ·2V2 studio, also one large bedroom, 1200 sq. ft., each becroom-full bath, walk-tn closets, picture windows formers please leave message at (713) 523·3544. With views, 16 ft. patio, pool, laundry, quiet, ideal for Houston. Enthusiastic sales people needed for new line 2727 KINGS ROAD, DALLAS 526 ..2690 ~mates. (713) 523·5028. of skin care products. For details, (713) 981·4659.

TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 TWT--J-A-N-U-A-R-Y-14----?-O--lQ-R-1------PAGE 81.••.. PAGE 80 Dallas. Work for MANPOWER HEALTH CARE We Dallas. Share 3·2 furnished apt. with GJlNIM profe& knOW how you like it! Temporary assignments for RN's, sional, 30. CentraVEast Fitzhugh area, $250 + % bills. lonely? LVN's, X·Ray & lab personnel, physical and respiratory Non-smoker preferred. (214) 842·8989. therapists. Call Kem Lockhart, RN at (214) 742·3260. depressed? Dal/as. GJlNIM, 21·28 needed to share large three HOuston. Exciting positions available at three Montrose bedroom apt. in North Dallas, $183/mo. plus Y, utilities. coming out? area adult bookstores. (Studz, Ballpark, Asylum). START Serious calls only! (214) 348·7476. lost a lover? $4.00 per hour. Call 522·1760, 10am-5pm for interview. Houston. Greenspoint: Roommate to share expenses in HOUSTON Polygraph required. Mon-Fri. drinking too much? 3 bdrm. horne, $190 + utilities. (713) 583-1566, GAY OWNED AND WORK WANTED hasseled by your family? Houston. Roommate wanted to share home in Mon- GAY OPERATED trose. Call (713) 630·0294, problems with your lover? Houston. I'm degreed, mature and have outside sales "Look for our 'l.1JJ? stickers" management and community relations experience. I San Antonio. Need masculine young man who is bothered by people at work? type 65wpm and have clerical skills. Call Sammie, (713) honest, dependable, drug-free, clean lifestyle for coun- 498·5350. can't meet the right person? try living near San Antonio. Telephone 1·(512)·393-4162. Houston. Am a word processor system 6 operator Houston. GRAND CENTRAL PlPEUNE "Houston's PERSONAL just need someone to talk to? seeking full or part·time. Call Andy, (713) 526·4437. Hottest Connection." A roommate service "just for Dallas. ArchitecturaVlnterior designer with strong you." All areas, 1115 Barkdull, Suite E, Houston, TX 77006, (713) 523·3223. people-oriented personality desires career change in public relations or business with consistant public con- Ft. Worth/Mid Cities, Round-Up Roommate Locators, TAXI COUNSELING, PSYCHOTHERAPY tact would be perfect. Salary open. Will relocate. Con- (817) 834-8972. and tact Alan, P.O. Box 795143, Dallas, TX 75379, Houston. A-1 ROOMMATES GROUP THERAPY ROOMMATES WANTED SERVICE The largest roommate service in Houston (sliding scale) Houston. Share two bedroorn second floor house with 1·10& Gessner 2620 Fountainview career minded (discrete) young professional. $275 rent 1411 Spillers Suite 115-D split, deposits, utilities, off-street parking, microwave. (713) 932-1363 (713) 266.3289 521-1008 DAVID H. STOUT, ACSW, CSW (713) 523·2767 after six. Austin. ADVANCED CLINICAL PRACTITIONER Metro. GJlNIM non-smoker, share large 2·2 furnished ROOMMATE NETWORK mobile home in Grapevine. $200, bills paid, Metro Confidential gay roommate service. "Your privacy ANNOUNCING AASECT CERTIFIED SEX COUNSELOR 481-7769. respected." Call (512) 473·2800, 3631 Cedar Springs, Suite # 102 Arlington. Roommate for 3·2 home by S,H, 360, $175. SERVICES (817) 460·0470. NEW Dallas, Texas 75219 Houston, (214) 521-3770 Dallas. Oak Lawn. Share house, 2·2, $225 + % bills. GENERAL CONTRACTING 1983 CAB No drugs. Stable, responsible. (214) 526-8899, Room additions, bathrooms, kitchens, custom cabinets. 386·7829. Decks, greenhouses, french doors. Skylights, roofing. Dallas, Roommate wanted with references. Oak Lawn Excellent workmanship. (713) 529·3869. area $220. (214) 522·1096. Austin. MODELS, MASSEURS, COMPANIONS. Our Dallas. Professional males, 33, 23, seek stable room- men are handsome, friendly, virile, versatile, and mate male/female for two bedroom, two bath apt. You dependable. They're waiting to hear from you. Call (512) would have private bedroom and bath for $2oo/mo., 443·4531. PS: They travel too, utilities paid. (214) 350·6725 after 6pm weekdays, Dallas. anytime weekends, FOR ALL YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS ~deed~~fI Houston. Montrose. Roommate wanted for two Residential and commercial cleaning bedroom, two bath house, $3121month plus '/2 utilities. window, carpet & floor care (713) 520-8690. landscape, lawn & plant maintenance catering, bartenders, pianist 72 huvt~~ Houston. Roommate, nosmoking, to share apt. on chauHered limousines, valet parking Avondale St. Rent-$148 plus. (713) 630'()852. PM References, bonded, insured anytime. (214) 528·5227 Houston. Mature, responsible GJlNIM, seeks same to TOTAL CARE SYSTEMS share renVexpenses in 3·2 home on Houston's nor- Welcome home furnishings marketers. , ~ thside. Employed a must. $100 deposit. Call Gluck, Houston. No time to clean? Leave it to me! Quick, ,.~ ~ ?~-- (713) 449'()137 after 6pm except Tues. & Fri. dependable, reasonable. Call Rodney after 3pm, (713) ~.~ ~ ~~ a§, ~ Houston. Roommate wanted, Mature working for apt. 527-9366, on Montrose, $270 plus dep. & utilities. Telephone (713) ~~~~~ 524.()102, Houston. Tension release! Powerful massage including ~ ~~ ~ifr'~ ;S facial & steam cabinet. "Thom". (713) 523·6577. ~ "'e ~ ~.s:o. Houston. Roommate wanted to share large .unusual h~ ~ -: "l Houston. HOUSE CALLS. Certified NIASE auto high-tech house in Sharpstown with three other males. mechanic and now Gleverolet master technician. By ...,.~..;-B.jjj ~ ~ $25O/rnonth + deposit. (713) 981-9209, ~~~ &~ ~ appointment or emergency. (713) 473-6485, :§ 1:i:V...... ~ ~ == :s:; HOuston. Want discreet professional GJlNIM for 3 bdrm. :§ ~ ,;¥~~~ San Antonio. Bodybuilder with outstanding physique. ;§ ~E§~'::::; ~ brick home oH S.w. corner loop 610. Your share $350 Private modeling by appointment, Dallas/Houston. (512) ~ ~~ . plus utilities. $100 deposit, references. Write Occupant, 733-5795. P.O. Box 35922, Houston, TX 77235. Houston. Moving this weekend? Can't find a truck? Houston. Roommate wanted Greenway Plaza area. Avoid rental hassles by calling Tim at (713) 524·5069 (713) 521-1123 after 5:30. $15/hour (min.) inside loop, ~ton. Nee~ed immediately, roommate to share 1 Houston. Professonal athletic masseurs available by m hour .apt. Galleria area, sofa bed. $225. Work odd appointment only at (713) 965·9330. ~ keep trying, (713) 877-8867. Z,~~$500 ~~att Porter. Painting, fencing, landscaping. You name Dallas. Stable. Share condo, $200 + V2 bills. Non- it-we do it in remodeling and home repairs. Call ~r, no drugs. (214) 386·7829, 526-8899. Shawn, (713) 354·2916. --- TINT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 83. PAGE 82 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20, 1983 I

Houston. Videotapes copied, edited, films, for sale. Houston. Hauling, moving: (713) 864-1221. Reasonable. (713) 526·9112. Houston. Austin. Massage therapy by merVfor men. By appoint- TWTgraphics ment only, (512) 444-9300. Offering complete service in all areas of typesetting, TON@QIUM camera and graphic design. For rates and further infor- Houston. mation call William French, (713) 526-1145. PAR1Y GRAMS Send him a gift he'll always remember. A male dancer Houston. Electrician-all kinds of wmnq, Free delivers your message at the time and location you estimates. Reasonable. References. Call Bill, (713) Superlative Haircutting KIM K. DAY chOOse. (713) 629-6191. 526·2945. Houston. Season Treatment Personal Valet Service. Houston. Professional massage by certified LA At your fingertips ... For more information call (713) 522-1347. Completely masseur. Deeply relaxing Swedish massage. Non- oriented for active gentlemen on the go, our personal sexual. J.e. (713) 529·7467. engineered haircuts that A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR services are for the accompaniment of ones personal Dallas. RENT-A-ROD. Dependable used rent cars business and private lifestyle. All needs are met to your should cut your primping ATLAW catering to the Oak Lawn area. As low as $121day or exact specification. For more information call (713) $67Iweek. 250 free miles. Free delivery in Oak Lawn. time in half. Contemporary 522-1347 and ask for Rick. Let us reserve one for you! (214) 742-3160. Houston. cuts in a relaxed atmosphere INCOME TAX & ACCOUNTING Houston. Moving, hauling. Movemasters, (713) Personal or Commercial 521-3155. is what we're about. Michael Houston. TV & stereo repair. Call Doug, (713) 526-2358 Telephone (713) 527-1700 after 6pm. 2900 N. Henderson Houston/Dallas. For that special occasion-models, Houston. Professional Swedish massage. For appoint- Dallas 823· 1410 guides, escorts, ancVor masseurs. Discretion with ment call Oscar, (713) 781-3251. Non-sexual. security. TexEscort, (713) 751-9000. Dallas. DAVIS BUILDING, Suite 1112 Houston. MOVING and HAULING. Your labor-$20; BOOKKEEPING & INCOME TAX my labor-$30 per load. (713) 778-1512. SERVICE \ p~ 1309 MAIN STREET Houston. Rolfing, structural integration, body work, (214) 941-4384 rebirthing. Call Brian at(713) 944-9558. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202 Houston. REMODELING I IMPROVEMENTS Houston. Professional massaginist specializing in deep Full carpentry- from framing to trim. Experienced, '~'~ tel. (214) 742-2281 powerful theraputic massage in your house or my of- references. (713) 529-3869. fice. Non-sexual. Call JP, (713) 528-3010. PERSONALS Houston. ~ RE-DO'S Houston. 1115183-Happy 30th to my friend and confi- by Gary dant Phillip Beier! It's going to be the best one yet! Specializing in interior repair and remodeling. All Dora Lee. phases of carpentry. Metroplex. Anything you want videotaped, I'll tape. Fan- (713) 520-6986 tastic gift idea! $25Ihr. Tyler, (817) 275-7642. San Antonio. Plumbing repairs & remodeling; water Houston. G/WIM, 42, desires SW. encounters. (713) lines; water heaters; sewer lines; 24·hour service. 977-8418. Reasonable prices. (512) 696-1360. Dallas. The hottest massage ever. Come let me Austin. massage you all over with my hot oils and lotions. Give JEREMIAH'S HAIRCUTTING yourself a treat at only $15. (214) 351-0200, B.J. $12.00 gets the best hairjob in Austin. Jeremiah's Rio Grande-(512) 477-7202. Jeremiah's Riverside-(512) Dallas. Steve's the name, 443-8463. cleanings my game. A small Dallas. Experienced mechanic will perform So call today, maintenance and repairs on your car or truck evenings don't delay. (214) 357-5286. Restaurant and weekends. Reasonable rates, references. S.L Lee, References galore. Guarantee in an (214) 526-3315. my work you'll adore! Houston. Relax and enjoy the BodyWorks massage. Bedford. Enjoyed being with you. Hoping for great times Old House Evenings and weekends. Call Bill, (713) 526-2470. Gift together. Yours, Bubba. with certificates available. Houston. National Gay Contact club, men and women, Affordable Prices and Houston. low rates, SASE: Dean, P.O. Box 26044, San Jose, CA REMODELING & REPAIRS 95159. Interesting Food, St. Laurent Construction Co. Skylights, painting, Houston. 1st meeting BOBBY I speaking to potential Drinks and Wines sheetrock, plumbing, electrical, fencing. Officers in REGIME of THEE ONE on employment & in- HOUSTON-880-1276 vestment possibilities, Sat. 1-22, 2-5pm, Officers' Club Dallas. Bix Movers, large trucks, reasonable rates, patio. Lunch from ll:OOAM most 1 bedroom apts. moved for under $80. 24-hour Houston. Lose weight now, ask me how! Ful! line of Restaurant Dinner from 5:00PM Phone, (214) 742-8088. health and weight loss products. Ask for Jack or Mike, (713) 285·1802, 880-1740. Open Sundays from 11:00AM Dal'as/Ft. Worth. MOVING? New Orleans. Reasonable lodging available. (713) and Bar Newall gay company. 526-9112. (214) 742-5818 Houston. Tootsie lovers call (713) 526·9784. 2621 McKinney Private Dining Room Available ~-- JANUARY PAINTING SPECIAL!! Houston. Ledale-" Happy Birthday" to someone who has given me 21 months of happiness- Luv ya, Dennis. Dallas, Texas' CREATIVE CONCEPTS LTD. (214) 827·1660 Your HANDYMAN! Construction, remodeling, elec- Houston. THANK YOU, Numbers 2 and all my friends American Express, Visa, Master Card ~!:al. service repair, sheetrock, plumbing, painting who celebrated my "Body Heat" birthday bash on Jan. ~st, etc. WHY PAY MORE?! (713) 667-3600. 8-Nancee Beamer.

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PAGE 86 Texas. WRITE about your gay experiences and send San Francisco. 1,000 Men! Ad World, 584 Castro them to OONNECTIONS. Sample issue, $2. Box 101, #346-T, San Francisco, CA, 94114. (415) 626-1100 812 West North Loop, Austin, 1)( 78756. anytime. COSMETIC Houston. Will buy-sell-rent videotapes. All kinds. TRAVEL (713) 526-9112. AND CAREER San Francisco. CONDOMINIUMS IN THE HEART OF Houston. THE CASTRO-from $34 per night- ppldbl fully furnish- RESTORA TIVE RARE OPPORTUNI1Y ed. Other locations citywide. SUITE SAN FRANCISCO, COUNSELING Attractive, straight-looking, white male OOUPLE, thir- 120 Hancock Street, San Francisco, CA 94114, (415) ties, seeks slender, attractive male, twenties, for possi- 552-7526. DENTISTJElY ble permanent relationship. Clean-shaven, sincere, SERVICE Florida. KEY WEST-SEA ISLE-Rooms and suites honest, looking for same. We're serious, if you are, with all amenities. Solar pool, jacuzzi, weights, nude Professional Counseling directed send letter with vital statistics and background along sundeck, breakfast, weekend cocktail parties, parking. toward achieving \lreatest with photo(s) to: R. Davis, 14045 S. Main #205, 915T Windsor Lane, Key West, Florida. Call toll free for Paul D FratemaIi DDS. Houston, 1)( 77035. Photograph guarantees reply! career satisfaction and potential. brochure, rates, and reservations-(800)-327·4837. Houston. Houston. Serving Houston's gay needs! Airline tickets, • Personal Abilities and ASTROLOGICAL SOLAR CHART hotel reservations, complete travel arrangements. No Solar chart: finding out about yourself or someone. No.6 Chelsea Place Interest assessed service charge. Traveltech, 5719 Kirby, Houston, TX. Send name, birthdate, time of birth if known, and ad- (713) 522-8227. Houston, Texas • Individual career dress to Solar Chart, P.O. Box 27311, Houston, 77227. Just off Montrose Blvd. \toals developed Cost: $20. aqmoney order. NOTICES • Groups limited in size Houston. G/W/M, 42, desires S.w. encounters under Houston. Community Gospel Center, a new pentecostal TELEPHONE 523-7432 35. (713) 977-8418. fellowship located at 1700 Montrose with Rev. Alvis Two new career counseling Houston. Material for thought. Dennett, Smart, Rorty. Strickland, Pastor. Services are at: 2:30pm on Sundays; FOR APPOINTMENT \lroups will be meeting be\linnin\l Seek friend into same? (713) 528-7614. 7:30pm on Tuesdays & Fridays. February 7 & 8. Re\listration deadline Dallas. Houston. Anyone interested in starting "Family & Friends of Gays" in any city or town reached by TWT INSURANCE PLANS February 3. ALL MALE BEGINNERS SEWING CLASS may contact Family & Friends of Gays, 1720 Moritz, WELCOME.D No. 24, Houston, TX 77055. For more information call Machine not necessary. Starts January 19, 1983. (214) 747-6190, 522-4672. (214) 528-6230 Dallas Abilene. Exodus Metropolitan Community Church Texas. G/W/M, 39, 6'5", 220 Ibs., masculine, educated, meets 1074V2 South 2nd. Coffeehouse "Javashop" ,.L.C. sincere. Come live with me in the country and share my Newsletter Ubrary, Counseling referral services, rap life. Send letter, picture: Box 16 Ottine, Texas 78658. group. Deaf Ministries Bible study, Sunday wor· ship- for more info call Patsy Crosby, Worship Coor- Ot~ Houston. BOBBY 1 MAGIC. (713) 520-9974. dinator, (915) 862-6266 or Don Peables, 673-5462. '-\!IT

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TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 88 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 89 SPECIA_ EVENTS ~CALENDAR_ special one-time only and non-protit community events qualify for a TWT CALENDAR listing. For regular club en- tertainment, such as shows, bands, movies, tourneys, but- fets and drinks specials, refer to the individual club edvet- tisements. FRIDAY - JANUARY 14 (DA) Cliff Dwellers: Meeting, 8p (DA) MCCD: Prayer Service, 7:15p (HO) Comm. Coffee House: 7:30p (HO) FUC: lambda Alanon mtg, evening (HO) MCCR: Congregation Aytz Chayim, 8p (HO) Midtowne Spa: VD screening, 9p·1a SATURDAY - JANUARY 15 (DA) MCCD: Crisis workshop counseling, 9:30a (HO) Catholic St. Cntr: Dignity mtg, 7p (HO) CBC: VD screening, so-ra (HO) Paez Cntr: lambda Bicycle Club, 11a SUNDAY - JANUARY 16 (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p (DA) Cole Park Cts: Oak lawn Tennis, noon (DA) DGA: Gay Pride Week '83 mtg, 1p (DA) Free Spirit Comm. Church: Serv., 10:15a (DA) MCCD: Services, 11a & 7:15p (DA) UCC: Services, 11a (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 11a (GA) MCCG: Services, 1p (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 10:5Oa (HO) Church of Christ: Services, 12:30p (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) Comm. Gospel CIr.: Meeting, 2:30p (HO) MacGregor Park: MSA tennis, 10:30a (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p (HO) Midnite Sun: Miss Midnite Sun pageant, 10p (HO) Mont. Church of Christ: Services, 12:30p (HO) New Freedom Church: Service, 10a IF VOU WORRV ABOUT VOUR IMAGE (HO) Presbyterian Ctr: Family & Friends of Gays mtg,2p VOU DON'T HAVE ONE (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p (SA) MCCSA: Services, 11a, 7p MONDAY - JANUARY 17 (AU) lambda: Men's Awareness group, 8p Bronco Bowl: OlBA Bowling !g~l MCC: Overeaters Anonymous, 7p (DA) MCC: Emotions Anonymous, 7p (HO) Bering Mem. Church: Montrose Singers rehearsal, 7·10p (HO) MCCR: Alanon mtg, 8p (HO) Stadium Lanes: MSA Bowiing TUESDAY - JANUARY 18 (DA) FUC: Pegasus mtg, 8p (DA) MCC: Oak lawn Band rehearsal, 7p (DA) Unitarian Church: AIDS forum, 7:30p (HO) Bering Church: Montrose Symphonic Band rehearsal,7:30p (HO) Comm. Gospel Ctr.: Meeting, 7:30p WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 19 (AB) EMCC: Bible Study, 8p (AM) Maggie'S: Benefit show for THRF (AU) MCC: Service, 7:30p (DA) MCCD: Service, 7:15p: Choir rehearsal, 8:30p (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 7:30p (HO) MCCR: Service, 7:30p; Alanon mtg, 8p (HO) New Freedom Church: Prayer/Share time, 4:30p (SA) Faces: Miss Gay SA Metroplex THURSDAY - JANUARY 20 (AU) Lambda: Women's Awareness group, 8p (DA) MCCD: Orchestra rehearsal, 7p (SA) Faces: Miss Gay SA Metroplex '\IJ!' OPEN 7AM-2AM WITH OUR OWN LIGHTED PARKING LOT ON FAIRVIEW PLUS OFF-DUTY POLICE OFFICERS FOR YOUR PROTECTION TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 91 PAGE 92 TWT JANUARY 14 - 20. 1983 PAGE 93 ~ _ THE GUIDE__

ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) BEAUMONT CLUB (Area Code: 713) Exodus MCC .... 1074V, S. 2nd/P.O. Box 2473 .... 862-6266 Copa . . .. 304 Orleans 832-4206 ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Walnut SI. Pub. . 4th & Walnut. . .677·2522 Institute of Mental Dever, ... 2182 Eastex Fwy ..... 899-2390 ABILENE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Janashop 1074V, S.2nd. . 673-5462 Astraptes. .805C Old Wellborn Rd 696-1100 AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 915) COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES Maggie's Disco 1005 N. Fillmore 372·5081 (Area Code: 713) papillion 401Taylor. . 374-1342 Alternative .... P.O.Box 8109177844 . .. 846-8022 TakeFive 323 West 10th . .372·9240 Gay Student Services. . 846-8022 AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) AA (24-hours) ...... 373-6025 Unitarian Church . . 3125 Home Rd . Crisis Intervention . . .3764251 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Gay Community Services PO. Box 2324179105 .. Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave. . . 862-0183 ARLINGTON CLUB (Area Code: 817) Zodiac ...... 617 S. Staples. . .883-7753 Tarrant County Mining Co 735 N. Collins 265M48 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES ARLINGTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) (Area Code: 512) Roommates of America 261-6395 Alpha Plasma Center. . . .. 3105 Ayers St 883-2640 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 817) Gay Alcoholics Anon .... 3125 Home Rd.... 882-07091937·1361 Tarrant County Gay Alliance...... 926-3521 DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214) UTAComm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) . . 273-2165 Day, Kim K. . 1309 Main #1112 .. 742·2281 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Koss, Gregory 4503 Lemmon 559-4760 Mr.Peepers 213 E. 6th. . 478-0243 Stewart & Solomon 3721 N. Hall #6Q3 526-6034 Stallion Bookstore . .706 E. 6th 477-0148 DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 215) TexasNo.1 News Stand ..... 1910 Guadalupe. .472-0010 Club Dallas. . .. 2616 Swiss 821·1990 Citadel 613 W. 29th 477-0457 DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214) AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) A Better Car Rental 3704 Maple . .. 526-8496 ClubAustin 308 W. 16th 476-7986 A Floral Adventure 3901 Cedar Springs. . .651-0025 AUSTIN BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 512) Big "0" Plants...... 2922 N. Hall. . .521·9678 Capitol ofTexas Travel Agency .. 1501 W. 5th #102 .. 478-2487 B&W Liquors 4044 Cedar Springs 526-5820 Connections Box 101-812W. N. Loop 474-1860 .2402N.Fitzhugh 821-0411 EagleLeather 705 Red River . Carpet Fresh Systems...... 381·5829 Mr.Video 213 E. 6th 478-0243 Eagle Leathers 3912 Cedar Springs 528-4820 Twin Liquors. . 519 E. 7th. . 472-6595 .4025 Maple Ave. . 526-4820 VideoBarn 708 E. 6th ..477-0459 ... 4117 Maple Ave 526-4820 WaxAttack 609 E. 7th 473-8313 Gaspipe. .4012 Maple. . 526-5982 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Gene Cloud (contracting) 522·1307 MCCA P.O. Box 18961178760 443-3332 Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff 522-6481 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) High Voltage. . .4008 Cedar Springs 522·5800 BackStreet Basics 611 E. 7th 477-3391 Jartran Truck Rental 3704 Maple 526-8496 Basement 404 404 Colorado 473-0031 Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate) .... 3113 Hood SI. BeatHouse 407 Colorado 474-9667 ...... 521·3000 Chances 900 Red River 472-8273 Key West Aloe of Dallas Turtle Creek Vii. .559-3133 DirtySally's Apartment 2828 Rio Grande 478-8782 Kingswood Apartments 2727 Kings Rd...... 526-2690 PrivateCellar 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Linda's Surplus Store. . .4323 Maple. . .526-8601 RedRiver Crossing 611 Red River. . .477-0391 Lobo Bookshop .. 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522·1132 Round Up Saloon . .705 Red River 478-8806 Luxury Motors of Dallas...... 363-2402 Tex'sColorado SI. Bar 404 Colorado 474-7003 Manpower (temp. serv.) ..... 411 N. Akard SI. .. 742·3260 Waller Creek Saloon & Dance Hall ... 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Memorabilias. .3908 Cedar Springs 522-6601 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Memorabilias Boutique, Etc..... 3109 Reagan .. 521-8217 Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) 472-8251 Message Place. .3409 Oak Lawn Suite 117 522·1711 Austin Lambda 302 W. 15th 47&-8653 Mr. D's Hair-urn 3123 Inwood 350-4937 Austin VD Screening & Clinic. . .. .21 Waller 480-8555 Oak Lawn Hair Co 4008 Cedar Springs 521-4541 ~~ighter Day Counseling Ctr...... 451·2255 Oak Lawn Mail Serv.. . 3527 Oak Lawn 522-6900 gOlly/Austin P.O. Box 7471. . . . 441·2241 Oak Lawn Records. . .3810 Congress #121 521-0350 Gay Atheist League of America .... PO. Box 8644178712 . Off the Street. 3921 Cedar Springs. . .521·9051 GaYline PO. Box 8559178712. . 477-6699 Professional Travel 2734 Oak Lawn. . 526-3450 Gay Nurses Alliance 2206 Newfieldf78703 . R.J. Productions. . .. P.O. Box 10984175207. . .. 824-3533 Hotline-MH/MR(24hrs) 472·HELP Roommates of America...... 458-7227 Lambda Center for Alcoholics .7530 N. Lamar #201 .928-4576 Season Air (NC, elec., plumb.) Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095 Law Students for Human Rights UT Law School Sound Climax (stereo/video) Preston Ctr.. . .363-5676 ...... 727 E. 26th178705 Tapelenders 3910 Cedar Springs 528-8344 Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective. ..302 W. 15th Tattoos by Sandie...... 4117 Maple 528-4820 ...... 47&-8653 Thicket Condos 3707 Mills 526-7330 leSbian/Gay Political Caucus Box 822178767 474-2717 TL Construction 2505 Throckmorton. . .. 521·9723 Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group 302 W. 15th 47&-8653 Tonsorium 2900 Henderson 823-1410 Republican Alternative Committee for Texas .. TWT Magazine. . .3409 Oak Lawn #117 521-0622 ...... Box 225178767 472·2020 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 University Gay Students Organization . Video Environment-Galleria .. 13350 Dallas Pky 388-8714 ...... Box 275, UT Union Bldg/78712 441·3678 VVV Records. . 3906 Cedar Springs. . .522·3470 G BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Wycliff Terrace Apts Wycliff & Toll Rd 522-0520 olden Triangle Church of Christian Faith . DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) 1" . .. 6950 College Unit G 755-0861 Bethany Presbyterian Church .5264084 nOlty ..... Rte. 8IPO. Box 510177630 835-66781883-8855 Church of Universal Truth P.O. Box 683 . ~~::::~------~~• Harlan, Wendell P., DDS .. 728 Preston Forest Ctr ... 361·2786 First Unitarian Church of Dallas ..... 4015 Normandy Krazy Kowboy 4400 White Settlement Rd 731-8080 ...... 528-3990or 821-11119 DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Coce: 214) police Harassment Reporting .522·5991 .or 528-4233 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332-0745 Free Spirit Comm. Church 625 W. Carrol #4 . Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak Lawn #101 ..... 526-1220 Tequila Sunrise 1612 Park Place 927·9661 MCC-Dallas . . 2701 Reagan 52&6221 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Coce: 214) presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns 522·7813 The Lumber Company 700 S. Jennings 332-0192 United Community Church. .4402 Roseland 827·5088 Affirmation/Methodist...... 521-6769 psychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital 638-1800 The Other Place. . .. 1036 N. Henderson 335-1901 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Affirmation/Mormon 559-3353 Sisters & Brothers of Eternal Penetration 522·1159 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Adam's...... 4036 Cedar Springs 522·5935 Alcoholics Anonymous (Dallas Lambda) 698-0200 STDClinic 1936Amelia CI. 920-7950 (Area Code: 817) Crews Inn 3220 N. Fitzhugh 526-9320 Alcohol Treatment Center 3949 Maple 599-4350 Suicide Prevention 828-1000 Center for the Community .... 2412 Lipscomb 926-3521 Eighth Day. . 2509 N. Fitzhugh 82W276 Black & White Men Together P.O. Box 36133175235 .... THRF .... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204. ..522·5991 Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hour help) .. . 336-3355 Fraternity House 3215 N. Fitzhugh 521·1651 Cliff Dwellers Social Club 321 N. Zang 943-0069 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) Dignity/Fort Worth . P.O. Box 13039/Arlingtonl76013 .283-8588 Golden Unicorn 3121 Inwood 351·2278 Community Resource Center/Gayline . . 748-6790 Turtle Creek Chorale P.O. Box 190806175219 . Lambda AA...... 332·3533 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526-9211 Concerned Amer. /Preserv/Human Rights . . .233-3100 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance. P.O. Box 11044ZIP 76109 .571-6977 Hideaway. . 4144 Buena Vista. . . 526-5467 Dallas Action Center . . 52H)407 Crackers 2621 McKinney. . . 827·1660 V.D. Clinic. . 1800 Universit~. . .. 870-7223 High Country 3121 Inwood 351·2278 Dallas Alternate. . .748-6790 Crossroads Establishment . . .. coming soon GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 713) Jocks. .4125 Lemmon. . . . • . . .522·1155 Dallas Emergency . . 744-4444 J.R.'s. . .. . 3923 Cedar Springs. . .528-1004 Metropolitan Community Church .. 1824 Broadway .. 765-7626 J.R.'s. . .3923 Cedar Springs .....•..... 528-1004 Dallas Gay Alliance P.O. Box 190712175219. ..528-4233 Peppino's Too 3326 N. Fitzhugh 521-4580 ...... or 529-6616 Jugs. . 2812 W. Henderson 82W746 OGPW Assoc Box 19412175219 521-0432 Tony's Corner. . 3531 Oak Lawn 521·5350 GALVESTON CLUBSIHOTELS (Area Code: 713) LiI'Landing 3136 Routh 742·2245 Dignity/Outreach of Dallas .. P.O. Box 50868175250.. 330-1063 DALLAS THEATRE (Area Coce: 214) AngeletteS/Fly . . . .. 2101 0% St 763-9842 No Name Bar. . 2513 N. Fitzhugh 82W790 Drug Treatment Clinic 401 Exposition 826-8030 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers Lane . Blue Room. . 214 23rd . . . 763-9031 Old Plantation 3911 Cedar Springs 526-5590 Emergence (Christian Scientists) .. Box 2878175221 DENTON ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 817) Kon·Tiki ...... 214 23rd , 763-9031 Park. . 5404 Lemmon 521-6553 Episcopallntegrity/D-FW . P.O. Box 190331 .522·1196/691-8403 GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton). . P.O. Box 951 362·1661/367-8216 Mary's II 2502 Q% St 763-9435 Peacock. . 3121 Inwood 351·2278 Evangelicals Concerned .... 2901 Knight #111 .... 522·2061 Robert's laFitte. . 213 Kempner 765-6696 Round·Up Saloon 3912·14 Cedar Spgs 522·9611 Gay Academic Union of N. TX . Box 2402 ZIP 75221 .691-0043 DICKENSON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 713) Silver Palace 2214 Mechanic. . 763-9334 Saint, The 2609 N. Pearl 871·1070 Gay Atheist League of America ..... PO 190215/75219 .. Texas Bay Area Gays P.O. Box 661 332·3737 GLEN ROSE ACCOMMODATION (Area Code: 817) Sassi's. . 4516 McKinney 526-9328 Gay Bowling League . . 528-4938 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) EI Rancho Vista P.O. Box 245176043 897-4982 Sundance Kids 4025 Maple 526-9173 Gayline ...... 748-6790 Old Plantation 219 S. Ochoa. . 533-6055 HOUSTON ACCOMMODATION (Area Code: 713) Tex's Ranch 4117 Maple 526-9302 Gay Parents 3444 Normandy 528-1024 SanAntonio Mining Co 800 E. San Antonio 546-9903 Memorial Park Motel 50 Waugh Dr. . 661·1311 Throckmorton Mining Co 3014 Throckmorton 521-4205 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747·3711 Whispers .. . 601 N. EI Paso 544-6969 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) Uptown Dallas ... 2911 Routh @ Cedar Springs 698-0034 Herpes Help Hotline. . MIW/F-7·11p 742·9888 Asylum 1201 Richmond . Village Station. . 4001 Cedar Springs 528-6161 Integrity...... 522-6305 Alpha Plasma Center 720 Texas Ave 532·5322 Ballpark. . .. 1830W. Alabama. Wild Crowd Saloon 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824-9158 Lawyer Referral 745-1227 Dignity/EI Paso P.O. Box 26523 . , . Cinema Southeast 2730 S. Richey. DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Coce: 214) N.O.W. Lesbian Rights 3108 Routh SI. 742-6918 GalaEI Paso 1836 E. Cliff. . . . .544-7475 Mangum Road News. . 3637 Mangum . Career Counseling Service. . . 528-2630 Oak Lawn Block Assoc P.O. Box 190408175219. FORT WORTH BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) Stadium I 4629 W. 34 . Corley, Rip. . . . 826-0885 Oak Lawn Bowling Association Greg 388-5313 Round·UpRoommates ..... 440 E. Belknap #4 ..... 834-8972 Stadium II 3519 Bellaire Blvd.. Julian, Debra, M.S...... 530-9358 Oak Lawn Symphonic Band P.O. Box 50634 559-48751521-0432 FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817) Studz News 1132W. Alabama Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr. ..3409 Oak Lawn #202 .. 528-2081 Oak Lawn Medical Clinic. .2601 Wellborn ..... 522·7770 AgapeMCC 2336 Hemphill @ Page 926-7000 Talk of the Town I . .8228 Gulf Fwy. @ Broadway . Shattner, Howard 4315W.Lovers Ln 350-1316 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. 6036 Birchbrook #128175206526-5717 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Talk of the Town II 4121 1-45@ Crosstimbers .. 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Box 66821177266 528-7644 Midtowne Spa 3100 Fannin @ Elgin 522·2379 Travel Tech (travel agency) 5719 Kirby 1120..... 522-8227 Loading Dock 1735 Westheimer 52Q.1818 Episcopal Integrity Houston Box 66008 526-0555 2306 Club . . 2306 Genesee. . .528-6235 TROPHIES by Single Services .. 1621 Westheimer .. 524-9560 Mary's. . . 1022 Westheimer 528-8851 Family & Friends of Gays (Presbyterian Ctr.) .. 41 Oakdale HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES TWT Magazine. . .. 2205 Montrose 527·9111 Midnite Sun 534 Westheimer 526-7519 FM 1960/Greenspoint Far Away Friends (Area Code: 713) TWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting) . . 527·9111 Miss Charlotte's Dance Hall & Saloon. 911 W Drew. 528-8840 ...... PO 73448 Dept 150 621-9681 Academy. . 2030 Westheimer . . .52&0929 Union Jack ...... 1212 Westheimer 528-9600 Montrose Mining Co. . ... 805 Pacific 529-7488 Fast Release Emergency Defense (FRED) . . .528-8969 Artcards . . 2015-D W Gray. . 5206379 Video Environment. . . .1988 W Gray 526-4327 Numbers 300 Westheimer 526-6551 Fred Paez Community Ctr 401 Avondale 528-8969 Continental Hair & Figure Salon .. 14441 Memorial .. 496-2943 Wilde & Stein Books 802 Westheimer . . .529-7014 Officers Club 2700 Albany. .. . 523-4084 Frontrunners 52Q.9258 Bazil Air Conditioning & Heating .601 Cordell ... 86Hl382 HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Pink Elephant 1218 Leeland , 659-0040 Gay Adventist (SDA Kinship) .. 3530 Timmons M8-335177027 . Downbeat Records. . .2111 Richmond. . .. 523-8348 Bering Memorial UMC. . 1440 Harold 526-1017 Ranch 6620V, S. Main. . 528-8730 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience 528-1311 Dramatika . . 3224 Yoakum...... 528-5457 Christian Church of the Good Shepherd ... 1707 Montrose. Ripcord 715 Fairview 521·2792 Gay Archives of Texas '" P.O. Box 16041177022 694-1732 Eagle Leathers. . 1732 Westheimer . . .526-1490 Church of Christ. . . .401 Avondale. .777·9286 Salon et Vous. . 1336 Westheimer . . .522·3416 Gay Atheist League of America ... P.O. Box 66711177006 ...... 1022 Westheimer . . .. 522.Q651 Church of Christian Faith .... 413 Westheimer .... 529-8005 Twins 535 Westheimer @ Stanford 520.()244 Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists. 21 Pinedale #8/77006 . Eurotan. . .3701 Montrose...... 529-5100 Community Gospel Center. 1700 Montrose. 52:J.B018/688-1778 Venture-N. . 2923 S. Main 522-0000 Gay Hispanic Caucus .... 2722 Newman st #12 521-0037 Flowers by Gary 7014 W Gulf Bank. . 937-3213 Congregation Aytz Chayim ...... 688-8997 Water Works 406 Fargo 528-9324 Gay Men w/Straight Wives 772-6424 Francisco's Hair 901 Richmond 523-0438 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin. . 526-1571 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Gay Nurses & Physicians Hepatitis Hotline 521·1000 Greg Havican (photography) ...... 522·9369 MCCR 1919 Decatur. . 861·9149 Hewes, Ted, M.S.w. (psychotherapy) 527·9090 Gay Political Caucus (mail add: Box 66664, Houston 77266) Houston Stage Equip. Corp. .2301 Dumble .... 926-4441 New Freedom Christian Church. ..912 W. 11th 591·1342 Institute of Mental Devel...... 3400 Montrose 523.()760 (meeting at) 4600 Main #217 521.1000 Jay Hamburger (photography) .... 1817 State SI.. .. 8690069 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Kristian, James D. Ph.o.(hypnosis) 977-2485 Gay Resource Services UHICentral Campus. ..749-3469 Kwik·Kopy . .3317 Montrose 522·1896 Bacchus...... 523 Lovett. . 523-3396 Montrose Counseling Ctr. (psychotherapy & alcoholism treat· Gay Rights A.C.LU. Box 66844177006. Manhole (clothing) 1983 W Gray 522·1009 Baja's 402 Lovett. . . .. 527·9866 ment) 900 Lovett #203 529-0037 Gay Rights National Lobby 521'()196 Montrose Ventures, Inc 2205 Montrose 527-0686 Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) Gay Switchboard 529-3211 Muscle Beach T·Shirt Co 1340 Westheimer . .5234390 Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos. . .. 526-9192 Butler, Ronnie, DDS 427 Westheimer 524-0538 He & She Productions. . 85().1007/485-5712 Of Boy Boots 912 Westheimer 524-7859 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe 665-9678 Fraternali, Paul, DDS No.6 Chelsea PI. 523-7432 Houston Data Professionals 523-6922 Houston Health Dept. 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Park Liquor Wholesale 1006 Fairview 523D427 Chicken Coop. . . 535 Westheimer . .526-2240 Jackson, RMark, 0.0. (optometrist) ...... 661·9666 Human Rights League Box 3624177001 523-6969 Paul Raye of London (hair design) .. Carrillon West .. 781-8132 Copa 2631 Richmond ..... 528-2259 Smith, Bruce W, DDS 4410 Montrose.. . .. 529-4364 Integrity Houston. . . P.O. Box 66008 526-0555 Club Creek @ Beechnut . 271'()100 Deep...... 2212 Converse...... 528-8234 Strauss, Gerald Z., MD 12 Oak Tower, #1330 .... 877-8805 Memorial...... 461-4272 Drum...... 1732 Westheimer. . .. 528-8528 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) Interact P.O. Box 16041177022 529-7014 Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm ... P.O. Box 1155-3317 Montrose. pHOTography; Eli Gukich ...... 523.()315 Dirty Sally's. . 220 Avondale. . 529-7525 Fitness Exchange .3307 Richmond 524-9932 Lambda Alanon . . 521·9772 Record Rack...... 3109 S. Shepherd 524-3602 E/J's. . .. 1213 Richmond.. .527-9071 Jim's Gym 607 Westheimer 528-5467 RMS Automotive. . .1759 Westheimer . . . . .529-5855 Exile.... . 1011 Bell. . 659-0453 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Lambda Center For Alcoholics . 521·9772 R&W Reed's Key Shop .1612 Westheimer .526-2657/526-1922 Galleon . .. 2303 Richmond 522·7616 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ) 777-9286 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine 665-4760 Lone Star Four P.O. Box 66804177006 . Single Services (I & dlc). . .1615 Westheimer .. ..524-9560 Gay Boy Int'l. 1419 Richmond 528-8903 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf-Voice & TTY .. 524-4793 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People 453-1143 Spec's Unlimited 4709 Richmond...... 961·9705 Grant SI. Station. . 2327 Grant. . 528-8342 BWMT(Black & White Men Together) 523-29971747·9812 ...... or 521-0863 Sports Locker...... 311 Westheimer . . 5206555 Hole, The. . 109 Tuam . . 526-9128 Community Coffee House 3405 Mulberry 529-7014 Strictly Cut (flowers) 2007 Waugh Dr. . 529-8001 JR's 808 Pacific 521·2519 Court of the Single Star P.O. Box 3554177001 757·7093 Montrose Art Alliance . 521·2461... II 118: ~ TED R. HEWES. M.S.W. ~jj PSYCHOTHERAPIST announces the relocation of his private practice.

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