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THIS WEEK IN TEXAS
Volume 9, Number 42
January 6-12, 1984
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Volume 9, Number 42
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January 6-12,
1984
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104 AIDS Cases in Texas, StiFFNew Texas Drunk Driving law
17 COMMENT
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Public Forum
23 BOOKS
Sappha Was
26 MOVIES
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a
Right-On Woman
Reviewed by David Fields
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Silkwood, starring Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell and Cher
29 THEATRE
Cloud 9
Reviewed by O. Flores Alvarez
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Reviewed by Harry Deutsch
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Billy Graham, Beach Boys' Dennis Wilson .
by Jack Varsi
Cloud 9 at Alley, Breck Wall in Bottoms Up .
by Rob Clark
35 BACKSTAGE
43 HOTTEA
First Gossip and Photos of the New Year
49 SPORTS
Tennis Champs, WSl in '84, OlBA at HalF.
51 READERSHIPSURVEY
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What Changes Would You like to See in TWT in 19847
56 COVER PROFILE/PHOTO ESSAY
Jerry Faulkner
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Profile by Fred Hinton, Photographs by Robert Araya
60 STARSCOPE
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Your love liFe as 1984 Begins
65 CLASSIFIED
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72 CALENDAR
by Milton von Stern
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75 THE GUIDE
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Texas Business I Club Directory
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STIFF NEW TEXAS
DRUNK DRIVING LAW
AUSTIN - As of midnight, January 1,
1984,Texas had a new and stiffer drunk
driving law. Some feel the gay community may be an easy target for officers
wishing to harass drivers leaving gay
bars, it was expressed to TWTNEWS.
Under the new law, if an alleged drunk
driver refuses to take a sobriety test, the
suspect's license to drive willbe suspended for 90 days.
Also under the new law, drunk drivers
living in a county of more than 25,000
population will face having their postarrest actions and conditions recorded
on videotape, to be played back later to
act as a powerfu Ideterrent to keep them
from fighting the OWl charges, and to
help convict them in court.
The new law also calls for tougher
punishment. First offense: $100-$2,000
fine and 72 hours-2 years in jail. Second
offense: $300-$2,000fine and 15 days-2
years in jail. Third and subsequent offenses: $500-$2,000 fine and 30 days-2
years in jail, or60 days-5years in prison.
A drunk driver causing serious bodily injury will face a minimum jail sentence of 60 days longer and a $500 higher fine. Drunk drivers causing a traffic
fatality will face a mandatory 120-dayjail
term, no questions asked, no way out for
an alternative.
Drunk drivers convicted of a fourth
OWl can be ordered by the court to sell
their car and to never drive aqain.
How much alcohol is considered "too
much" in Texas? It's been lowered toonIy 0.10%, TWTNEWShas been advised.
Translated into drinks, 0.10% means
that most men would need to consume
five or six drinks, women three or four,
depending upon body weight. The key
is that one drink equals 1.5 ounces of
hard liquor, five ounces of wine or two
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AHRC LAUNCHES
ANNUAL DRIVE
SAN ANTONIO - This city's Alamo
Human Rights Committee has launched its first annual membership drive. The
deadline to obtain a 1984 membership
is this coming January 30_Memberships
taken now will be good until January 30,
1985_
Annual enrollment is only $10.00.
Checks should be sent to AHRC, 150
Terrell Plaza, #186, San Antonio, TX
78209.Include name, address, city, state
and ZI P code.
AHRC is involved in not only endorsing pro-gay, pro-human rights candidates in elections, but also in registering voters. To date, AHRC has an untarnished record of endorsing winning
candidates. "Quite an accomplishment,
for its first year," it has been pointed out
to TWTNEws/SanAntonio.
DALLAS GAY PRIDE
KICKS OFF EARLY
DALLAS - A kick-off party and organizational meeting forthis city's Gay
Pride Week '84 will be held on Sunday,
January 15 at the Sundance Lounge,
4025 Maple Avenue. "Input from all gay
clubs and businesses is needed so that
planning for this summer's Gay Pride
Week can be the result ofthe entire community," president of the Dallas Tavern
Guild, Gary Monier, stated.
Preliminary plans have involved the
combined efforts of the Tavern Guild,
the Dallas Gay Alliance and the Oak
Lawn Symphonic Band.
"We realize many will not be able to
become active in the full planning, but
we would like for you to show your support for this important event by attending as president, owner or interested
representative," Alan Ross of DGA told
TWTNEws/Dalias.
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Reply forms have already been mailed to Dallas-area clubs and businesses,
and "should be returned by January 12
so that we can plan this important meeting and kick-off party," Judith Jones,
president of the Oak Lawn Symphonic
Band, urqed,
"It is important that we all work together to assure the Dallas gay community of a week we can all be proud of
in 1984," it was jointly explained.
Such a spirited announcement was
prompted after the entanglements between community factions during the
1983Gay Pride Week events, parade and
festivities. The commonality of gay pride
is the collective's centerpiece.
LESS THAN 4% USA
AIDS CASES IN TEXAS
ATLANTA - According to end-ofthe-year statistics released by the Center for Disease Control in this city, 104
people havesuffered from AIDS in Texas
since the first cases were reported in
1979.Fortunately, the cases in Texas account for less than 4% of the 3,064
cases reported nationwide.
New York State leads the nation with
1,373 cases, California is second with
686, followed by Florida with 213, then
New Jersey with 191, and Texas is in
fifth place with 104 cases, the CDC
reported to Newsday.
Health officials in Texas, however,
estimate that the number of cases in
Texas is probably much higher, as many
doctors have respected the patient's
"right to privacy," and thus have been
reluctant to report all AIDS cases because of suspected harassment from
employers.
When it becomes known to some employers that one of their employees is
being treated for AIDS, they face dismissal, it has been reported.
As of December 31,1983,1,292 deaths
had been reported across the nation.
Thus, AIDS has been fatal to about onethird of its victims.
Charles Fallis, a spokesperson for
CDC, said that his agency has been
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keeping statistics on the disease since
the summer of 1981, "but we were able
to find a few cases dating back to 1979."
Mark Chataway, of the Gay Men's
Health Crisis in New York City, described the numbers as "gruesome," adding,
"We knew that the numbers were increasing, despite the fact that media attention has declined."
In Texas, Houston has accounted for
almost half of the cases statewide, with
Dallas-Fort Worth accounting for about
one-quarter. The Austin-San Antonio
area ranks third in the state in AIDSrelated cases, TWTNEWSlearned.
Meanwhile, researchers continue to
probe the mystery disease looking for
a cause. A report, published in the current, January 6, 1984edition of Science
magazine, suggests that an unidentified
virus causes AIDS-like disease in
monkeys.
The report stated the primate experiments were expected to hel p scientists
gain a better understanding of human
AIDS.
DALLAS GAY GOP
SETS ELECTIONS
DALLAS - Nominations for officers
of the Dallas Gay Republican Club, the
Grand Old Party (GaP), were held last
Wednesday, January 4, with elections
taking place Wednesday, January 18.
At its second meeting, the club set an
agenda for 1984 which will include the
establishment of a screening committee for Republican candidates, a voter
registration drive, a hospitality suite for
Republican delegates to the national
convention, and a major fundraising
drive.
The group was also to vote on a name
for the club. Suggestions were to be
submitted prior to the January 4 meeting.
Acting chairperson Stan Aten told
TWTNEwsIDalias that the club had to
come forward and be part of the new organization. "There are many positions
available and those who must be discreet about being visible for job-related
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available for them," Aten concluded.
This month's meetings are being held
at 4211 Bowser, Apt. 115,at 7:00pm. Further information may be obtained by
calling (214) 521-9638,
The Trinity Gay Support Group came
about by happenstance, after a student,
Steve Teepe, had written a letter to the
editor of the campus newspaper, The
Trinitarian,
in which he praised the
university'S showing of the movie, Pink
BAYTOWN GAYS TO
FORM NEW GROUP
In Teepe's letter, he revealed his sexual preference, and solicited other gays
to contact him. The timing was evidently right, as in short time, several other
campus gays had made contact, and
thereby formed the nucleus of the new
gay campus group, it was explained to
TWT NEwslSanAntonio.
BAYTOWN, Texas - A new gay
social support group is to form in this
southeast Texas city this January. The
organization is to be called the Baytown
Lambda Group, and it will be open to all
gays in the Baytown vicinity.
Its purpose will be to provide. a setting for social gatherings and opportunities to meet people and establish
relationships, The first meeting will be
at 7:30pm on Friday, January 20.
For further information regarding the
organization and the location of the
meeting, persons were asked to contact
the group at (409) 427-1378,
TRINITY GAYS
FORM NEW GROUP
SAN ANTONIO - Over 30 students
from Trinity University attended the first
meeting in Decemberof a newly-organized gay campus group. A long-time advocate of gay rights, Professor 0.2.
White has accepted the position offered
as faculty moderator.
Partly because of White's guidance,
the collective, known as Trinity Gay Support Group, encountered no roadblocks
in becoming officially sanctioned by the
university, as have similar groups at
SMU and Texas A&M.
The major input from Trinity University was that, in orderto become recognized and officially operable, the group
could not discriminate against nongays. In other words, if heterosexuals
wished to join, they could.
This ace in the hole is a blessing in
disguise, and will likely allow many
closeted gays to join the group, since
being a member will not automatically
label one as being gay.
Triangles,
SAGA SETS$4,608
GOAL FOR 1984
SAN ANTON 10 - At the close of the
old year, the San Antonio Gay Alliance
posted a net loss for the fiscal year 1983
of $1,333.81. However, according to a
budget report made available to TWT
NEwslSanAntonio, SAGA has projected
an income of $4,608 for 1984.
Among the SAGA projects of 1983
were Gay Pride Week, the AIDS Project,
a gay census, the annual gay community awards in February, three plays in
March through the West Street Repertory Theatre of New York, Gay Fiesta at
LaVillita last August, the Circles Theatre
production of One, and a Quentin Crisp
reception in November.
Among the most notable endeavors
by SAGA in 1983 was the promotion of
the formation of the Alamo Human
Rights Committee, a political action arm
of the gay community, which successfully endorsed candidates during its first
year.
Looking ahead into 1984, one of the
first efforts of the new year will be to
formulate plans for a retreat in the Hill
Country, near Boerne, Texas, the weekend of January 21-22 at the Guadalupe
River Ranch. Registration was scheduled to begin at 11:OOamon Saturday,
January 21.
The business of running SAGA and its
many programs is naturally a costly one,
But, from its many benefits and fundPAGE 13
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DALLAS/HOUSTON TO
HOST HRCF IN '84
WASHINGTON, DC - The Human
Rights Campaign Fund, the national progay civil rights political action committee, wound up its 1983 fundraising with
a series of events in Key West, Florida,
during the last week of December. It
marked the end of the fourth year of
operations for HRCF.
HRCF signs are set toward a minimum $1 million warchest for the 1984
elections. During the 1981-'82 election
cycle, over $609,000was raised; spokesperson Bill Damon advised TWTNEWS.
Activities in 1983were highlighted by
the annual New York City dinner at the
Waldorf Hotel. The Rev. Jesse Jackson
was the keynote speaker at the September event, and the evening netted HRCF
over $30,000.
Vic Basile, executive director of
HRCF, in announcing the minimum $1
million goal for 1984, also announced
the appointments of Sheila Kuehl and
Jack Newby as the new co-chairs forthe
Los Angeles City Committee. The drive
to reach the goal will begin in LA with
a $1,000 per plate dinner on January 17.
A San Francisco reception and dinner
party are to follow four days later. Majorevents are also planned forTexas, in
Houston and Dallas, during the early
part of the new year.
Basi Ie set the tone for the 1984effort
when he remarked, "The gay and lesbian
community has a tremendous wealth of
talent, diversity and commitment. We
want to bring those qualities together
to forge an even more potent political
force in 1984."
TRANSSEXUAL SHOOTS
AT HOUSTON POLICE
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HOUSTON - Mr. Gelabert, who had
recently undergone asex-change operation to become Anna Gelabert, was involved in a New Year's weekend shoot-
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t
ing spree with Houston police officers,
after evidently contemplating suicide.
The 45-year-old woman fired at police
from her west Houston home in the affluent Ashford Forest subdivision, after
telling police to "leave her alone or kill
her."
Gelabert had returned forthe holidays
from California, where she now resides,
to visit her three teenage children, whom
she had "fathered" when she was a man.
As many as 120 rounds were fired before the 15-minute standoff ended, Mark
Obbie of the Houston Post reported.
Gelabert was wounded by two bullets
to the arm and chest, and taken to Hermann Hospital, after the 6:00pm, December 30 shootout.
An unidentified police officer received a minor leg wound and was taken to
Rosewood Memorial Hospital, officials
said. Gelabert had fired from her front
doorway, and through the windows of
her home. Police had fired no shots.
SAGA TO HOLD
3rd ANNUAL AWARDS
SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio
Gay Alliance will hold its third annual
awards banquet on Sunday, February 12
at an as yet undetermined location. "We
will be honoring lesbian and gay achievements and the persons instrumental in
bringing about these achievements in
the San Antonio gay community," Tim
Ramm of TWTNEws/San Antonio was
advised.
The SAGA Awards Committee requested that all awards nominations be
submitted to Award Nominations in care
of SAGA, P.O. Box 12063,San Antonio,
Texas 78212. SAGA advised to include
the nominee's full name and mailing address, plus a brief description of the person's achievements in 1983, or outline
their continuing long-term service to the
gay community.
"It is important that these nominations be mailed before next Thursday,
January 12, so that the awards committee will have adequate time to review all
the nominees," the board stated. ,\II?
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----In
Memoryof M.RobertSchwab----
Dear TWT:
Thursday [Dec. 15, 1983] was one of
those days when I couldn't pull myself
together. I tried to concentrate at work,
came home early to write Christmas cards
and couldn't concentrate on that either. I
felt restless, but also felt that something,
somewhere, was draining all of my energy.
I missed the evening news, and it wasn't
until mid-morning the next day that I heard
my friend Robert Schwab had died of
AIDS the evening before. I had spoken
with him a few weeks before on the
phone, but he was too weak to talk very
long ....
I vividly remember the first time I saw
him, back in the Golden Days of the early
70s, coming through the glass doors
between the two bars at the old Dirty
Sally's on Lovett on a Sunday afternoon.
He paused for a moment, his bright
sparkling eyes swept over the throng
taking in the scene. Hmm, I thought-new
face in town-kinda
cute. There was an
aloofness about him-or, more, a little boy
lost look-a terrible kind of vulnerability.
It wasn't long before I met Robert at
one of those endless meetings we were all
going to then as the Gay Rights
Movement was undergoing its birth pangs
here in Houston. We sat on living room
and barroom floors trying to keep some
semblance of order and chart the course
of GPC and this group and that group. We
spent evenings listening to Robert Schwab
going over the by-laws HE had sat up
endless nights writing for our fledgling
organizations. Robert worked constantly
providing needed legal guidance to our
inexperienced organizations. He was still
in law school, living on the wind as only
students do.
•
We grew to know each other as friends.
He was always in the thick of the
movement. He finished law school and
began to build his practice. It was nice
seeing a young friend begin to blossom
and grow into his early practice. He had
everything to live for.
Some of us who were there in the
beginning of the Movement burned out
and withdrew from our earlier activism.
Robert never did - he stayed in there. As
more and more organizations formed in
our community he was there again,
helping them get organized and
incorporated. But his finest hour was in
the enormous contribution he made both
in preparing the legal briefs and in
fund raising efforts through the Texas
Human Rights Foundation to fight the
court battle in Baker vs. Wade, which
culminated in the invalidation of the hated
21.06 sodomy law. There are few who can
appreciate the enormous amount of
research he had to do and the groundwork
he had to lay before engaging the
awesome legal system of the state in
court. He was tireless in his efforts to
raise funds for the fight. He would be on
the phone. I would get a note asking if I
could contribute or help work on a
fundraiser. He was relentless. But the
battle was won as a result of his efforts
and those of Don Baker in Dallas.
The best tribute we can give to Robert's
memory is to rededicate ourselves to the
battle for human rights. We can begin with
ourselves. In our own community we must
stop the petty gossiping and vicious finger
pointing and behind hands whispering. We
must stop exploiting each other so
ruthlessly. We must stop discriminating
against each other. Although we need
creative and open debate on issues and
ideas we must not use this as an excuse
for blowing up our own egos or crucifying
each other's characters. We must regain
respect and trust for each other. Now,
more than ever, we MUST look after one
another. Those who have never been
involved need to get involved, while those
who have withdrawn need to get back into
the fray. There is lots to be done. There
are people, alone and broke, who are sick
and dying in our midst. Our organizations
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and financially. We have been at each
other's throats too long. We seem to be
floundering in a sea of self-doubt and loss
of resolve, brought on by the terrible
plague in our midst and by the virulent
hatred of the New Right which surrounds
us everywhere in society. But we must not
let ourselves be overwhelmed by the
stormy seas in which we find ourselves.
We have enormous resources and
strengths in our own community and many
loving, generous, beautiful people. We
must close our ranks and unify. Only by
giving of ourselves in any way we can even if it's as simple as getting to the
polls on election day or going to the store
for an AIDS victim - will we survive these
dark times.
In the darkest hours of World War II the
famous poetess, Edna St. Vincent Millay,
wrote, "Instead of cursing the dark, light a
candle against the night." The sparks that
will light our candle and fill the gloom
with light will be our own loving and
caring for each other whenever and
however we can. In this way we can honor
the memory and not betray the legacy of
our beloved friend Robert, who did so very
very much for all of us.
Dr. Jim Lloyd
Houston, Texas
A memorial service for Robert Schwab is
planned for Sunday, January 8, 1984 at 5:00pm
at the Rothko Chapel, 3900 Yoakum. Contributions, in lieu of flowers, may be made to THRF,
3128 Lemmon Ave. East, #304, Dallas, Texas
75204.
- Editor
Joan Rivers, Men and TWT
DearTWT:
I have just finished reading your Dec.
9-15 issue [Vol. 3, No. 38). I appreciate the
fact that gay publications (that are not sex
magazines) exist. I am new to the gay life
(being 18), and I will continue to read your
publication as long as it exists. Please
keep up the good work!
By the way, I think Joan Rivers is a
beautiful woman and can't understand her
insistence that she is ugly or has a bad
figure. She's a knockout! The men on the
cover were gorgeous, too!
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Sappho Was a Right-On Woman, by Sidney
Abbott and Barbara Love; 251 pp.; non-fiction; bibliography, notes; Stein and Day,
Scarborough House, Briarcliff Manor, New
York 10510; paperback $2.50.
There has been a multitude in the last
several years of books about the gay
male experience and coming out as a
process. Studies, both psychological
and sociological, have been written by
male, gay and non-gay, psychologists,
psychiatrists and doctors. Most of them
add an apologia to the effect that they
cannot speak for women, that they cannot cover gay women in the study.
Of course they could have tried, but
lesbians need to speak out for themselves as Sidney Abbott and Barbara
Love do in Sappho Was a Right-On
Woman. In their work subtitled "A
Liberated View of Lesbianism," Abbott
and Love run the gamut of women's and
lesbians' issues. Emotional deprivation,
guilt, shame, poverty, despair and isolation have often been the rule for women
who love women but feel imprisoned by
society's and family's expectations.
Since Abbott and Love wrote this in
1972there has been some improvement.
The bars for women they describe as
sanctuary were seedy, mafia-run, often
reinforced society's view of lesbians as
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other women. But the issues remain.
Their work is a most enduring and
wide-ranging effort to encompass all the
dimensions of conflict a lesbian has
within herself and with society's attempts to control her. As some men
threaten other men by calling them
"sissy" or worse, "faggot" or "woman,"
society controls women by calling them
"dyke" or "Iizzy." But if gay men feel oppressed, gay women face second-class
citizenship to begin with, and then must
deal with the threats because they are
gay.
I
The book is divided into two general
. categories, a description of lesbians'
current situation in society, and what
can be different, and better, in the second section. The first section of the first
half deals with the most important internal component emotions, guilt and
shame. The authors describe its insidious, paralyzing effect that goads
women to deny their feelings, to try to
compensate for their feelings, or ultimately blot out the feelings completely
in an act of self-destruction.
Society attempts to control lesbians
by withholding the rewards of family approval, children, marriage and "freedom" from work outside the home. It ac-
tually rewards lesbians for keeping
within the stereotype. The attacks on the
National Organization of Women were
accusations of takeover by lesbians; this
word was used to invoke fear and control over the "upstarts."
The first chapter of the second section discusses the issues of lesbianism
as they relate to NOW. It includes an account of the events in the organization
from 1968to 1971 leading to public support of lesbians both in the organization
and outside it. The next Chapter is a
more general discussion of the issues
of lesbianism and feminism.
The next Chapter describes the next
stage, "The Realization of Innocence."
Only when guilt is replaced with pride,
when lesbians realize they have not
"done anything," will they realize an internal revolution toward a more healthy
self-image. The first battleground is,
within oneself, the next is in curing
society at large, the theme of the next
chapter.
Though written in 1972, thls book is
one of the clearest statements of lesbian freedom and self-determination,
free of society's mandates, available to
date. Other voices, Kate Millet, Rita Mae
Brown, can be heard and read; their
works are listed in a bibliography in the
back of the book. Progress has been
made but the issues still remain, and Abbott and Love record them.
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BEYONDTHERAINBOW - Who will
bethe next Judy Garland? Beats me, but
perhaps we'll find out when Return to
oz. a mega-budget fantasy based on
material from L. Frank Baum's sequels
to his 1900 classic The Wonderful
Wizard of Oz, hits movie screens sometime in 1985. Produced by Gary Kurtz
(Star Wars) for Walt Disney Pictures,
Return to Oz will introduce an unknown
(and presumably young) actress in the
Dennis Wilson 1944-1983
I role of Dorothy-the role that made a
star of Garland in 1939 and a jerk of
Diana Ross in 1978. Filming t'Jili begin
I'm not going to get away with calling the Beach Boys the greatest rock band
in England this month and, according to
of all time, but I think I'm safe in saying that they have made a greater contribuone report, there will also be some "location to rock music than any other American band. And so it was particularly
tion" shooting in Italy. Huh?(You know,
shocking to hear of the death of Dennis Wilson who, along with brothers Brian
Gina Lollobrigida could use a good
and Carl, and Mike Love and AI Jardine, had helped make the Beach Boys a
comeback role.) ... Talk about not bequintessential force within our musical culture for over two decades. It has been
ing in Kansas anymore-wait until you
said that Dennis didn't contribute a great deal to the group's creativity, but if
hear this! Evangelist Billy Graham will
you've ever seen a picture of him, you know that he was the physical embodimake his "acting" movie debut in somement of almost everything the group represented. To put it bluntly, Dennis was
thing called The Prodigal, which, as far
to die for-one of the sexiest men in rock history. As a fan of his occasional
as I can make out, is not a remake of the
composing and lead vocal contributions to the group's albums, and also his
1955 Lana Turner epic (but wouldn't it
underrated 1977solo album Pacific Ocean Blue, I would like to salute his passing with a reluctant but fond farewell.
be a hoot?). Among Rev. Graham's costars are Hope Lange and, uh, Joey Travolta. The Prodigal opens in Los Angeles
CINEMA CELEB '84 - Next Christlater Eastwood will turn up with Burt
in February. Hold your breath.
mas we'll get to see 1983's most popuReynolds and Marsha Mason in Blake
lar coverboy-Sting of Police, that isEdwards' Kansas City Jazz. In a previous
in 1984's most eagerly anticipated sclcolumn I reported that Edwards would
fi film, the David Lynch-directed Dune.
be starring Reynolds and Richard Pryor
Fans of Lynch's Eraserhead and The Elein an expanded version of an old Laurel
phant Man are especially interested in
& Hardy short called The Music Box.
seeing what the director can do with colThat project now appears to be someor and a big budget. Meanwhile, Sting's
what iffy, since Pryor has "backed out."
film career continues with a role in Mar... Did you love That's Entertainment?
tin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of
Are you prepared for That's Dancing!?
Christ. Sting's role: Pilate!!! ... Tom
It's an in-the-works MGM compilation
Cruise, my personal choice for "crulsifilm, featuring some of the greatest
est hunk of 1983," follows up Risky Busdance sequences of all time. Hosted by
iness and All the Right Moves, with a
such celebs as Liza Minnelli, Gene Kelrole in Legends, to be directed by Ridley
Iy, Ray Bolger, Sammy Davis, Jr., Mik.
scctt, who gave us Alien and Blade Runhail Baryshnikov, Tommy Tune and
ner.... Clint Eastwood fans can look forTwiggy, That's Dancing! will also preward to Tightrope, a suspense film
sent some unseen footage from famous
which co-stars Genevieve Bujold; and
musicals.
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IN MEMORIAM - B-movie actor Rod
Cameron, who also starred in three TV
series-Coronado 9, City Detective and
State Trooper-died December 21 at the
age of 73. Among his numerous film appearances are such titles as Salome,
Where She Danced (1945- Yvonne DeCarlo starred as a "kootch dancer."),
Belle Star's Daughter (1949),Dakota UI
(1950)and Woman of the North Country
(1952).Prior to his television career, Mr.
Cameron seems to have been continuously at the mercy of some marauding
female. ... Character actor William
Demarest, who played Betty Hutton's
father in 1944'sfarce classic TheMiracle
of Morgan's Creek, died December 27 at
age 91. Although Demarest's film career
spanned over four decades, he is best
known for his continuing role as "Uncle
Charlie" on TV's My Three Sons. (In the
series, Demarest followed in the footsteps of William Frawley, who had portrayed "Bub" during the show's first five
seasons. "Charlie" was the brother of
"Bub." Are you writing this down?) ...
And, of course, many people were saddened by the death of Beach Boy drummer Dennis Wilson, who died December
28 at age 39. See box left.
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topical humor, double entendres and
superb choreography, this is Bottoms
Up,and it comes, to theWindmill1>inner
Theatre in Houston by popular demand.
Our friend, Breck Wall, first produced and directed Bottoms Up at teh
Adolphus Hotel in Dallas on July 1, 1958.
The production has been successfully
playing ever since. Now in its 26th year,
it is America's longest running revue.
Bottoms Up won Best Show of the
Year from Vegas Magazine last year in
Las Vegas, and has also won the Las
Vegas Entertainment Award as Best
Revue of the Year. This honor was also
acquired in such cities as Dallas,
Phoenix, Chicago, Reno and Lake
Tahoe. In Reno, it has won Best Revue
seven years in a row.
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The award-winning musical comedy
moved to Las Vegas in 1963 and has
been playing continuously there ever
since at numerous casinos including
Caeser's Palace, the Thunderbird, the
Flamingo, the Tropicanaand the Hilton.
The revue has played all over the world,
in the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Hawaii,
New York and Australia.
Breck Wall, the lead performer, direc-
tor and co-producer of the rollicking
musical and comedy revue, is joined by
a multi-talented cast of 10 at the Windmill show, which plays through March
8. For reservations and information, call
(713) 464-7655.
FIERSTEIN IN DALLAS - Harvey
Fierstein, Tony Award-winning authorl
playwright, will visit Dallas Saturday,
Jan.21 in behalf of the Community Arts
Foundation of Texas (CAFT). Mr. FiersPAGE 35
teln wrote and starred in the longrunning
Broadway
hit, Torch Song
Trilogy, and more recently was the
author of the book for the current Broadway musical hit, La Cage Aux Folies,
CAFT, which will host Fierstein's
visit, is a Dallas-based, non-profit corporation dedicated to encourage and
support those visual and performing artists who need and want to work in a gay
context, and to provide a forum for
events of high artistic quality which deal
with gay-theme material. CAFT Is the only foundation
in America whose sole
purpose is to develop a comprehensive
gay arts program, It is forthis reason that
Don Baker, general manager of CAFT,
believes Fierstein has agreed to make
his first appearance outside of New York
or California,
Fierstein will appear at a series of
events, which are now in the planning
stages, with details to be announced in
the near future,
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Churchill's
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Playwright Churchill, a 45-year-old Oxford graduate and mother of three, wrote
the play following a series of workshops
which she says were "set up to explore
a wide range of sexual politics and experiences; preferences, too,"
The resulting play has a comically
chaotic plot, enriched by settings of
time and place which are delightfully
disorienting,
and is embellished
by a
bewildering
scramble of actors' roles,
which allows the company of seven to
appear as 15 different characters, without regard to sex, The casting technique
results in some interesting
contrasts:
the mother of the first act returns as her
own son's male lover; the governess reappears as her former mtstress; and lusty pai ri ngs take place with no regard for
gender, Even two-year-old Victoria, who
is played by adoll in the first act, grows
up to be a feminist.
There will be a special GPC Night
showing of Cloud 9 on Friday, Jan. 27,
A wine and cheese party will follow the
performance,
For information
on regular show
nights, call (713) 228-8421, For information on the GPC Night, call 522-2822,
STAGE WEST IN FORT WORTH - A
wife interrupts her psychiatrist husband
, in the midst of a mild seduction, and he
attempts to pass off the pretty young
seducee as a boy, Now, set that situa'tton in a somewhat unorthodox psychi-atrlc clinic, and salt it with more double
identities, even more erroneous conclusions and an examiner from the Commissioners
who may be more patient
than doctor, and you get an inkling of
the hilarious events in Joe Orton's comic farce, What the Butler Saw, currently
showing at Stage West in Fort Worth.
Staged initially at London's Queen's
Theatre in 1969, two years after Orton's
tragic death at 34, Butler is the last of
three major works by this comic satirist.
His two other full-length plays are Loot
and Entertaining Mr. Sloane, introduced in 1966 and 1964, respectively.
This is Stage West's first outing with
an Orton play, and director Jerry Russell
has teamed Jim Covault and Barbara
Way as the psychiatrist and his wife, reprising the enormously successful pairing of this couple in Absurd Person
Singular. Completing
the six-person
cast will be Mario Cabrera in his first major role on the Main Stage since Lion in
Winter, and Larry Corwin, Angela ChurPAGE 37
chill and Andrew Sproule, all. making
their first Stage West appearances.
Performances will be Wednesdays
and Thursdays at 8:00pm, and Fridays
and Saturdays at 8:30pm through Feb.
11.Additionally, there will be one Sunday matinee at 3:00pm on January 15.
Reservations are available at (817)
332-6238.
NEW YEAR'S EVE 'ROUND TOWN We had dance and C&W performers to
party with this New Year's Eve, and
honey, were there ever parties!
At Rich's in Houston, the giant video
screen showed the revelry in Times
Square in New York City. As the Big Apple descended on the screen to the
countdown of midnight, Taka Boom
ascended the stage to the delight of the
frenzied crowd. When she sang "You
Plus Me Equals Love," fond memories
of New Year's Eve 1978 were brought
back to us. Taka had such a good time,
she stayed over to party with Rich's
manager Bart and the rest of his hyper
friends.
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Mundo Earwood performed at Miss
Charlotte's to ,a packed, two-steppin'
crowd. Singing such original hits as
"Behind Blue Eyes" and "You're In Love
With the Wrong Man," Mundo rang in
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TWT JANUAAI' 6 - 12. 1984
TWT JANUAAI' 6 - 12. 1984
the New Year to an extremely festive
country crowd.
At Numbers, ex-Staggering Harlette,
Sharon Redd, decked out in a new
"punk" hairdo, sang her new single
"Love How You Feel," and lots of her old
ones. Amidst the New Year's reverlers
and snow of Numbers, Taka Boom tipped over from Rich's and performed an
after-hours duet with good chum
Sharon. I guess we would' call that a
double-redd-boom. Hey, give me a
break! I didn't coin that phrase. But I
can't tell.
The Brazos River Bottom brought
David Houston to town to play his first
gay club gig for the New Year's Eve
cowboys. I know you've heard it before,
but it's true. David told us he enjoyed
playing our crowd more than any other.
He said he's never encountered a more
appreciative audience. Some of his New
Year's Eve tunes were "Mountain of
Love" and "Almost Persuaded," which
brought the good 01' country sound
home.
A PLAY FOR A SOLDI ER - The Ensemble in Houston is proud to present
A Soldier's Play by Charles Fuller. A
Soldier's Play received the 1982Pulitzer
Prize for drama.
This powerful drama is about a black
Army captain'S investigation of the
murder of a black sergeant during WW
II. Preview performances will be open to
the public at discount ticket prices Jan.
6-8.The production will open Jan. 12and
will run Thursdays at 8:00pm, Fridays
and Saturdays at 8:30pm, with a Sunday
matinee at 5:00pm through February 12.
For further information and for reservations, please call the Ensemble box office at (713) 520-0055.The Ensemble is
located at 1010 Tuam (off Main).
PAMALAATTHECOPAS - Pamala
Stanley performs at the Copa in Houston on Friday, Jan. 13 and the Copa in
Beaumont on Saturday, Jan. 14. First
brought to the public's attention with
her hit "This Is Hot," Pamala continues
the tradition with her latest single, "I'm
Coming Out of Hiding." Be sure and
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and shows ....
Howie Daire was the
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Award for outstanding service to the
community of Dallas in ceremonies
conducted by Jim Bigley at the Snake Pit
on Dee. 15....
Louis Garcia and Frank
Zavesky have cha cha'd their way, as
earlier rumored, into the solar rays of
Houston's Midnite Sun and are
remodeling, revamping and managing .
. . . The Locker of Houston, in their best
logistical move made since bringing back
those original Sunday beer busts, has
now brought back Danny Villa to his
longtime location as the daytime eyeopener ....
In San Antonio, a severe act,
Severe Dior, won Sunset Boulevard's
New Year's amateur contest and Charisee
Montgomery, for the 39th consecutive
time, lost-coming in last this time ....
And last, but certainly not least, the
CRUISE CAMERA of TWT'S Scott Taylor has
just returned from Waco's new gay club,
Secrets, where "Miss High Energy"
Cheree was caught with her face down in
the sound booth with dj Randy (I). It's no
secret that Secrets officially opened Dee.
19.
Swampy was mysteriously out of town for
Ron Weaver's recent birthday party,
which featured Lucky, a male stripper,
who was the hit of the Snuffy's party ...
On the subject of birthdays, happy Jan. 5
to Larry "Hot Chocolate" Edwards-a
great, established entertainer! An up and
coming entertainer, Jennifer Michaels (see·
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San Antonio's Newcomer of the Year at
Sunset Boulevard on Dec. 15....
Michael Davis (see photo below) is all
smiles about his new Unicorn Shop,
which opened for the holidays downtown
on the famous Riverwalk .... And, the
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is very nice, and its riverside view is
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goers to watch the annual River Parade.
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him and Big Bird ....
It seems that
new San Pedro Connection is aiming for
a mid-January opening. A peak inside by
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bv Greg: Tony Cibrian has won the Face
of the Year contest held at the
Bunkhouse, which was also the site of
the end-of-the-year People's Choice
Awards-the results from the ballot boxes
around town for Best Bartender were
Rodney Mendick of Lafitte's, Gloria of the
Leopard Lounge, Paul Sparks of the
Hidden Door, Eddy Sisfuentes of the Jolly
Jack, and Tony Kutach of the Bunkhouse,
who also won the city-wide award for
best bar employee .... Over 50 people
from yesteryear attended the December
reunion of the 01' Whistle Stop Clubmanager Lee Elliff told HOT TEA the gettogether for the city's first gay club was a
rip-roaring success.... And New Year's
Eve across town was wet and wild with
rice, confetti and flying glass pelting
revelers at Lafitte's, cowboys and indians
ringing in the New Year at the
Bunkhouse, and Jerry Ortega being
named the New Year's baby at the
Hidden Door. From HOT TEA by the sea,
Happy 1984!
DALLAS DIRT - Alice Does Dallas:
Look for the Round-Up's postponed
Christmas extravaganza to be rescheduled
this January ....
Speaking of the
holidays, the OP/Frat House Christmas
party was a wild affair, but doorman
Rusty has been advised to keep his pants
on for all future forays .... A similar
warning is issued to OP bartender
Flame's passion to get a "head." ... In
case you haven't been to Pappa Joe's
Tex's Ranch lately, you'll be
overwhelmed with the uncountry
format-yes, Myth Hall has turned the
longtime club into video/dance .... As
the New Year begins, Patrick's remains a
winner, a hit! The food is excellent at the
new Bentley's, says all 800 pounds of
Alice, a girl who certainly knows when
she's got something delicious in her
mouth .... And, HOT TEA
chalks up another success for
kingpin Ray Martin-his new
club, Studio 4, is busily
starting off the new year on
the right food ....
See CRUISE
CAMERA photo below of Studio
4's handsome Dee. 15 grand
opening. Photo by TWT'S
Robert Araya.
UNIFORM TEA - The first Uniform
Contest was held at AI's Place in Houston
on Dee. 17. Unlike most contests, this
one had a strange twist. All the judges
were unknown to the contestants, and
circulated through the crowd during the
evening. The winners were: 1st placeThomas James; 2nd place-Skip
Milhauser; and 3rd place-Jack Sorce.
AI's hopes to make this a monthly event,
after the great response received from the
patrons.
TAYlOR'S TEA - AustinTEAcious: The
capitol city's newest bar, and currently
only full-time country club, called
Austin's Alternative, officially grand
opened on New Year's Eve with music
by dj Tonya (see CRUISE CAMERA photo
above), formerly of Odessa ... Jim Smith
told HOT TEA, "Our thanks to the staffs of
the Boathouse and Crossing for helping
make our employee Christmas party
possible" -seems they bartended so
Sally's employees could go out to party.
... It seems that Debbie and her
Daubettes axed the Dee. 19 show at the
Crossing for an early '84 rescheduling.
... And, #2 Texas was not the only Lone
Star State team to lose in a New Year's
bowl game, as Baylor and SMU were also
shut down. Hell, even #1 Nebraska lost
to Miami. And the Dallas Cowboys are
also out of the Super Bowl running-so
we can all share our misery in
togetherness.
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TEXAS TElETYPE - Word from
Atlanta is that San Antonio's Lisa King,
sponsored by Bonham Ballroom, won the
Miss Gay USA pageant-another Texan
deservedly wins another national title! ...
The next meeting of TGRA will be this
Sunday afternoon at 1pm at Houston's
Kindred Spirits ....
If you're wondering
who won the 1983 Reverse Raffle for
thousands of dollars, Andy Mills of the
Montrose Symphonic Band says you'll
have to wait until February 7-the
postponed drawing date .... The Mr.
Exile contest is slated for next
Wednesday, Jan. 11....
The Officers
Club fittingly has scheduled some Military
Madness maneuvers for those ready for
duty this Friday .... And, one of Texas'
finest artists, blond Randy Ruhlmanwinner of numerous awards-has
unloaded his graphic and design trunks of
talent at his new Houston office in the
TWT building, and is set to design logos,
illustrations, business cards, devastating
ads, et al!
NEW YEAR TEA - In Houston on
January 2, 9:30am marked the start of a
very busy day for our beloved and
reelected Mayor Kathy Whitmire and her
new city council. Attending the
inauguration ceremonies were former
mayors McConn, Hofheinz. Pickett and
Welch, who also acted as masters of
ceremonies.
Although not as well attended as the
inauguration of two years ago, the
Montrose community was very well
represented. In fact, board members of
CHE, the Committee for Public Health
Awareness and the Anthony Hall
Campaign Committee were very visible.
Absent for the day's events were the
officers of GPc.
After the inaugural ceremonies, city
council held its first meeting, where
members of council introduced their
family and friends.
Next, it was on to the private reception
held in the mayor's office for members of
council and other dignitaries.
Then, HOT TEA accompanied the
entourage of illuminaries who were
whisked off to Astro Village Hotel for a
public reception for the mayor. "The
people who are in this room are the real
supporters, and I'm looking forward to
working with all of you in the future, as I
have in the past," Whitmire said.
Councilmembers Goodner, Ellis and
McGowan were also in attendance. Hall
was entertaining a large reception at his
home for his friends and supporters. Hall
said he looked forward to working for
"the whole city" as a councilmember atlarge, and hoped to continue to receive
the input and support he had received to
do his job, "that of representing all the
people, no matter who they are or where
they live their lifestyle."
Councilmember Greanias of the
Montrose district was unable to be at the
mayor's reception, since he was already
at his office setting down to work,
finishing up old projects and starting new
ones for his district.
After the reception at Astro Village, it
was on to another private reception, this
time at a beautiful, private home in
Southwest Houston, near Sharpstown.
Again, Montrose was well represented at
this "must attend" affair.
Everywhere, throughout the day, HOT
TEA observed gay professionals in
abundance in their visibility. In fact, the
entire day proved that gays of wealth,
position and influence seem to be taking
a greater interest in how their city is run.
It looks like the beginning of a new
trend, as more gay citizens become
involved in their government.
SCANDAL OF NEW YEAR - While
the music is playing at the "showbar of
San Antonio," the eat's mouse has been
out with the show director, bartender
and showgirls' cheeses....
And it seems
that the mouse also samples other
cheeses around town. Will the sun never
set on this mouse's smorgasbord?
CLUB TEA - In keeping with tradition,
the Council of Clubs held its annual bar
tour of Houston on Saturday, Dee. 17.
Starting at the Barn, the tour stopped at
over nine bars during the evening. This
year, the council had rented an old
English double-decker bus; however, it
was disabled in an.accident with a
pickup truck on the way to the first pickup point. But the bus company arranged
for a quick substitute. Greg Havican of
HOT TEA caught up with the tour at AI's
Place and attempted to question some of
the participants of the tour as to the
Success of this year's event. Judging from
the lack of sobriety of the 50-plus
members present, it could be termed a
grand success.
RUMOR OF NEW YEAR - It seems
that Terry Flood and Preston Porter are
limping around Texas this January after
some crazed nut hit their vehicle on
Westheimer while they were enroute to
the Midnite Sun's Kids of Kristmas
benefit. The rumor that two of the new
BRB owners had plotted against two of
the old BRB owners cannot be confirmed
by sober sources.
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METROPLEX TEA - At the Miss Gay
Dallas County pageant held at the OP in
December, Whitney Paige (c) was
crowned the winner. Whitney also won
best evening gown. Runners-up were
Jackie DeShawn (r), who also won best
talent, and Charlene Ross (I), who also
won best male interview. Kristin Rene
won best sportswear, Rachael Masters
and Mahogany tied for best presentations,
and Brandi Roberts won Miss
Congeniality. Meanwhile, at the Mr. Gay
Dallas County pageant, Doug Christoff
took top honors with Ty Boles as
runner-up. CRUISE CAMERA photos by TWT'S
Robert Araya.
ODESSA FILE - At the Miss Nitespot
contest held on November 25, Monique
(I) was crowned the winner. She is shown
in this CRUISE CAMERA photo with former
Miss Gay West Texas, Heather Daniels.
Congratulations from HOT TEA.
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bowling league, end-of-the-year standings revealed that the Straight Shots, with a 311/2
win-161/2 loss record, were in first place,
followed 21/2games behind with Gunslingers.
Sleaze was 31/2games out of the top slot
in third place, followed by OB's Clippers, MixUps and Tour Texas.
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HOUSTON - The annual Christmas party for this city's tennis league was held in the
home of member Robert Arriaga. Members
and their guests were invited to participate
in the festivities and be on hand for the announcement and presentation of trophies to
last summer's champions.
Each year, the total score of all members
are added together to determine who the
overall champions are. Scores are taken from
regularly scheduled games, as well as tournaments that the members attend throughout
the season. This year's season actually ended with the closing of the annual Hou-Tex
tournament, held in October, Greg Havican
of TWTSPORTS/Houstonreported ..
Master of ceremonies for the event was
president Rich Corder. Members presented
trophies during the evening were Tim Calhoun, Jan Mauldin, Randell Dickerson, Armi
Alabanza and Corder.
Houston members who were winners in the
Hou-Tex tournament were also introduced
and displayed the trophies they had just
received. Tournament director Christi Callic
took the opportunity to thank all members
who participated and congratulated the winners.
LAMBDA ENDS '83
DALLAS - In the last night of bowling for
the old year, December 22, Numero Uno remained in first place in the Lambda Thursday night bowling league with a48win-12 loss
record, a strong 81/2games ahead of their
closest competitor-a
safe lead.
High women's game and series were won
by Woody Hunt, with scores of 189 and 471.
In men's play, Bill Yates won high series with
680 and Lonnie Martin took high game with
226, TWT sronrs/Dallas was informed.
TUJT JANUARY 6 - 12, 1984
DALLAS - The members of the Oak Lawn
Bowling Association took the holidays off and
didn't bowl on December 26 or January 2.
Bowling, however, resumes this Monday,
January 9, which will be the last night of
regular bowling forthe first half of the winter
season.
As of the last night of bowling for the old
year, these were the top three standi ngs, conclusive through December 19,as released to
TWT SPoRTs/Dallasby OLBA's Jim Beck.
Division A: 1)Zebras; 2) 10 Pin Bailers; and
3) Toto's Revenge. Wesley Reed won both
high game and series, with scores of 244 and
622.
Division B: 1) Hi Rollers; 2) Slow and Easy;
and 3) La D'Dahs. Robert Berdau's 234 won
high game and Ken Knowles' 575 took high
series.
Division C: 1)Crisco Kids; 2) Royal Family;
and 3) Round-Up Three. Steve Black bowled
up a storm with a whopping 652 series win.
Black also won high game with 257 in Division C.
Position rounds, which will determine the
winners of the first half of the season, which
has included 17 weeks of bowling, are just
one week away as the first half of OLBA's
winter competition ends on January 16, Beck
reported.
WSL STARTS '84
HOUSTON - The Women's Softball
League of MSA will hold an organizational
meeting for the new 1984 season this Monday night, January 9 beginning at 7:30pm.The
meeting will be held at the Budweiser Distributor Hospitality Room, 1301 White near
Washington and Studemont.
All players, coaches, sponsors and umpires are encouraged to attend, WSL told TWT
SPORTS/Houston.
"Newcomers are most welcome," WSL added.
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American Marketing Association under the auspices of the University of Houston.
TWT Readership Survey
1_Of the following national publications, which
ones do you read most often? (CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Advocate .......................•........
1
After Dark ...........•...................
2
B/ueboy
3
Christropher
Street ......•................
4
G.Q
5
Mandate
6
None of the above
7
2. Of the following gay publications in Texas,
which one do you read most often? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Austin/SA
Star
1
The Ca/endar
2
Dallas Gay News
3
Metro Times
4
Montrose
Voice .......•..................
5
TWT
6
None of the above
7
3. Where do you usually get your copy of TWT?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Bars
1
Gay Organizations
2
Restaurants
3
From a Friend
4
Professional's Office
5
Gym
6
Bookstore
7
Baths
8
Retail Stores
9
Other (specify)
10
4. How many people read your copy of TWT?(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Only yourself
,
1
One other person
2
Two other persons
3
Three or more persons
4
5. On a scale of A to E, please indicate your degree
of liking or disliking for each section in TWT.(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORy)
LIKE
DISLIKE
ABC
D
E
TWT News
ABC
D
E
Comment
ABC
D
E
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Books
A
8
C
D
E
Movies
ABC
D
E
Showbiz
ABC
D
E
Backstage(Entertainment)A
BCD
E
Feature Articles
ABC
D
E
Interviews
ABC
D
E
Hot Tea
ABC
D
E
Sports
ABC
D
E
Starscope
ABC
D
E
Classifieds
ABC
D
E
Calendar
ABC
D
E
The Guide
ABC
D
E
Display Advertisements
ABC
D
E
6. What do you like to see most often on the cover
of TWT?(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Artistic Illustration
1
Female Impersonator
2
Male Physique
3
Celebrity/Star ...........•••••..............
4
Male Fashion
5
Women
t .• 6
Special Events
7
Other (specify)
8
7. How do you read TWT?(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Cover-to-cover
1
1·3 Articles
2
4-6 Articles
3
7-10 Articles
4
8. a.) Do you read the classified advertisements in
TWT?(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Always
1
Usually ........•••........................
2
Sometimes
3
Never
4
b.) Do you read the display ads in TWT?(CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Always
1
Usually
2
Sometimes
3
Never
4
9. Of the following suggested content ideas for
TWT,which would you be most interested in seeing?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER FOR EACH NEW IDEA)
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Fashion Column
ABC
D
E
Music Reviews
ABC
D
E
Interviews with Stars
A
8
C
D
E
Interviews with
Gay Leaders
ABC
D
E
Interviews with
Politicians
ABC
D
E
Health Column
ABC
D
E
Video Column
ABC
D
E
Photos of Men
ABC
D
E
Photos of Women",
ABC
D
E
Drawings, Illustrations
ABC
D
E
Fiction/Short
Stories
ABC
D
E
Restaurant
Reviews
ABC
D
E
Religious Articles
ABC
D
E
Comics
ABC
D
E
10. How often do you read a non-gay publication,
for example, newspapers and magazines? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER ONLY)
Never
1
Once each week
2
2-3 times week ...........•••..............
3
4-5 times week
4
6-7 times week
5
11_ What do you listen to on the radio? (CIRCLE
ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Rock
1
Easy Listening
2
Classical
3
Middle-of-the-road
4
Country
5
Rhythm and Blues .....•...................
6
NewslTalk Shows
7
J~
8
Foreign Language Shows
9
New Wave/Progressive
10
Top40
11
12_ On the average, how much do you spend each
month on clothing? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER ONLy)
Less than $50
1
$51-$100
2
More than $100
3
13. In general, when do you buy your seasonal
clothing
compared
to other people of your sex?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER ONLY)
Earlier than others
1
About the same time
2
Later than others
3
14. Do you own your own vehicle? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER ONLY)
Yes
l
No
2
If no, skip to question 16.
15. How often do you buy a new vehicle? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER ONLY)
More than once a year ......•..............
1
Every two years
2
Every three years or more
3
16_ If you plan to purchase a vehicle within the next
year, what type will you buy? (CIRCLE
ONE
ANSWER ONLy)
Luxury Car
1
Sports Car
2
Economy Car ....................••........
3
Truck
_ .................•••....
4
Van ..........................•....•......
5
Jeep ...................•.................
6
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R.v. .......................•..............
7
Motorcycle
:
8
Not applicable
9
17_ How many times each week do you: (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORY)
Go to Movies
0-1
2-5
6-10
11 +
Attend Fine Arts
2-5
6-10
0-1
Events
11 +
2-5
6-10
0-1
Dine in a Restaurant
11 +
2-5
6-10
0-1
Eat at home
11 +
Attend sports events
2-5
6-10
0-1
11 +
6-10
Go to bars
2-5
0-1
11 +
2-5
6-10
0-1
Go to concerts
11 +
Attend special events
(such as rodeo, circus, boat shows,
etc.)
0-1
2-5
6-10
11+
Go to baths
0-1
2-5
6-10
11 +
Go to bookstores
0-1
2-5
6-10
11 +
18_ What is your favorite kind of bar (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Cruise ...........•••......................
1
Country
2
Leather .......•...........................
3
Dance
4
Show
5
Piano
6
Video bar
7
19. During the last month, how much have you
spent on the following
activities?
(CIRCLE APPROPRIATE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORY)
Alcoholic
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Beverages
Auto Parts
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Repairs
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Bars
Books,
Magazines
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Cigarettes
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Concerts
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Cosmetics
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Dining Out
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Fi ne Arts Events $0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Flowers
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Gifts
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Hair Stylists
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Jewelry
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Movies
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Perfume/Cologne
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Physical Fitness
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Records and
Tapes
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Special Events
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
Sports Activities
$0-10 $11-50 $51-100 $101 +
20. What beverages
do you drink most often?
(CHECK ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Premium Liquor
1
House Brands Liquor
2
Beer ............................••.......
3
Wine
4
Non-Alcoholic
Beverage
5
21. Which of the following
products do you own?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Radio
··············
l
Set ....................•.............
2
Video Recorder .................•..........
3
Stereo
·················
4
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Laser Disc ........................•
5
Furniture
6
Home Computer
7
Kitchen Appliances
8
security System
9
22. Which of the following credit cards do you use?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY?)
American Express/green
1
American Express/gold
__
2
MasterCard
_
3
~SA
······4
Oil Companies
(gas)
_
5
Department
Stores
6
Other
7
23. During the last year, how much have you spent
on buslness-related
travel? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER
ONLY)
Less than $100
1
$101-500
2
$501-1000
3
$1001-1500 ..........................••....
4
$1500-2000
5
More than $2000
6
24. During the last year, how much have you spent
on travel for pleasure? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER
ONLY)
Less than $100
1
$101-500
2
$501-1000 ..........••.....................
3
$1001-1500
4
$1501-2000
5
More than $2000
6
25. How many times per year do you travel outside
Texas? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
0-1
,
1
~
2
6 or more
3
26. How many limes per year do you travel from
one Texas city to another? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
0-1
1
~
2
6 or more
3
27. Do you have any religious affiliation?
(CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Yes
1
No
2
If no, skip to question
29.
28. What is your religious affiliation? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Protestant
1
Catholic
_
__
2
Jewish
3
Other (specify)
4
29. Are you currently registered to vote? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Yes
·········1
No
~
2
30. What is your political affiliation? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Democrat
1
Republican
2
Independent
3
Other (specify)
4
31. Are you a member of a local gay political group?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes
·················1
No .....•••...............................
2
32_ Do you usually vote a straight ticket in line with
the gay bloc vote? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
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1
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33.
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(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
In national
~i~~t'i~~~?
.
Yes······························
l
NO
2
······················
35. In what type of residence do you live? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Apartment
..............•.................
1
Single Family House . ~
2
Duplex
_
3
Townhouse
__
4
Condominium
5
Mobile Home ................•.............
6
Hotel/Motel
7
Dorm
8
36_ How often did you change residences this past
year? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Nooe
1
Once
__
2
Twice
3
Three or more times
4
37. If you rent your house or apartment, how much
is your monthly rent? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Less than $150
1
$150-$300
2
$301-$500 ................•••..............
3
$501-$700 ...............•••...............
4
$701-$1,000 ...............•...............
5
More than $1,000
6
Not applicable
7
38. If you own your own home, how much is your
monthly house payment? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Less than $300
1
$301-$500
2
$501-$700 ...................•.............
3
$701-$1,000 .................•.............
4
$1,001-$1,500 ................•.............
5
More than $1,500
,
6
Not appl icable
7
39. If you are presently renting, do you plan to purchase a home, townhouse, or condominium
within
the next year? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes
1
No
····2
40. When do you usually work? .(CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Day
1
Morning ...........••.....................
2
Afternoon ..........•.••...................
3
Evening (5-10pm) ..........•................
4
Night (5pm-3am) .............•.............
5
Early Morning (12-8am)
6
Unemployed
7
Other (specify)
8
41. What is your current primary occupation?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Professional/Technical
(such as educators,
physicians,
technicians,
etc.)
1
Managers and Administrators
2
Sales Workers
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3
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Clerical (such as typists, cashiers,
mail carriers)
4
Craftsworkers
(such as carpenters,
blue collar
worker supervisors,
mechanics,
etc.)
5
Operatives except transport (such as meat
cutters, machine operatives,
assemblers,
etc.)
6
Transport
Equipment
Operatives (such as bus
drivers, truck drivers, taxi cab drivers, etc.) .. 7
Laborers (such as construction
laborers,
material handlers, etc.)
8
Farmers and Farm Managers
9
Service Workers (such as policemen,
food
service workers, hair stylists, etc.)
10
Private Household
Workers (such as maids,
servants, ln-home child care workers, etc.) . 11
Self·employed
12
Unemployed
13
Other (specify)
14
42. Which is the highest level of education that you
have completed?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
No formal education
1
Some grade school
2
Completed
grade school .......••...........
3
Some high school ..........••.............
4
Completed
high school ......•..............
5
Some College .......................••....
6
Completed
College
7
Some graduate work
8
A graduate degree
9
43. What was your approximate
total annual lncome in 1982? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under $5,000
1
$5,000·$9,999
2
$10,000·$14,999
3
$15,000·$19,999
4
$20,000·$24,999
5
$25,000·$29,999 ......••....................
6
$30,000·$34,999
7
$35,000·$39,999
8
$40,000·$49,999
9
More than $50,000
10
44. If you share a residence with another person,
what is the approximate
annual combined income
of your household?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under $10,000
1
$10,000·$14,999
2
$15,000·$19,999
3
$20,000·$24,999
4
$25,000-$29,999
5
$30,000-$34,999
6
$35,000-$39,999
7
$40,000-$49,999
8
$50,000-$59,999
9
$60,000-$69,999
10
More than $70,000
11
45. To which of the following
age groups do you
belong? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under 18
1
18-25 ...............................••....
2
26-30
3
31-34
'" ....••••....
4
35-39 .............................•••.....
5
40-44 .............................••••....
6
45-49 ...........................••••......
7
50-54
8
55 or older .....••••.......................
9
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Male
1
Female
2
47. TWT is distributed
in the following cities. Please
indicate in which city you usually pick up your COpy
of TWT. (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Abilene
1
Amarillo·································.2
Arlington
.....•...........................
Austin ............................••......
Beaumont
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3
4
5
1111
CcOliege cShtation
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rtsn ......................•••....
7 .Dallas
8
EI Paso
9
Fort Worth
10
Galveston
11
Houston
12
Lubbock
13
McAllen
14
Midland/Odessa
15
San Angelo
16
San Antonio
17
Waco
18
Other (specify)
19
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you be willing
to pay for it? (CIRCLE
ONE
ANSWER)
yes
1
No
2
If no, skip to question 50.
49. How much would you be willing to pay for TWT?
25¢
1
50¢
2
75¢
3
$1.00
4
50. If you live in a city where TWT is distributed,
what area/section
of the city do you live in?
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and patience, and
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT ARAYA
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l3eing one of Fort Worth's most active and public figures, Jerry Foulkner still
finds time for a stable, if somewhat hectic homelife with his companion/ partner, Scott Fricke. Traveling does toke its toll!
Jerry received his degree in communications from the University of Texas at
Arlington, and has gained his theatrical finesse through puppeteering and touring the East Coast of the U.S. with children's theatre.
Nostalgia is one of Jerry's favorite things, and it plays a big part in his life; a
fact his many friends and fans can attest to.
Jerry's regular occupation as a certified local recording agent has temporarily
been put on hold while he fulfills the engagements and rnokes the appearances
that his many titles require.
You see, in less than five years, Jerry, as the sparl~ling "Tasha Kohl." has scooped
up some of "droqdorn's" most coveted crowns, including Miss Dallas, Miss Southwest America, Miss Heart of Texas, Miss Fort Worth, Miss Gay Texas, Miss MidAmerica, and he is the reigning Miss Gay America as well as TWT'S Entertainer
of the Year 1984 for the State of Texas.
So, the next time you see the gorgeous "Tosho." tell Jerry hello.
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STARSCOPE
by Milton von Stern
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'U9VESG0'PE for January
JANUARYSK'Y: As the'N..,ew'Year began, the Sun and-'Mercury were traveling
through Gapricqrn. 'Venus, the planet which rules love, began 1984 in Sagittarius,
where it remains until January 26, when it slips over into Gapricorn.c:Mars, the
planet which rules your sex drive, began 1984 in 'Libra, but changes signs on January 11when it enters Scorpio.
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Celebrity
birthdays
this week are (I·r) Rod Stewart
GA'PRIGffl&: ('Dec 22 -Jan 19)As the
'New'Year ofl984 begins, 'Venus colors
your love life from the twelfth house,
where it turns your interests in romance inward. Quieter affairs and secret get-togethers are the order of the
planets. Sexually.e'Mars causes you to
be somewhat more reserved and less
lustful as the'New'Year starts.
c5l\QUA.~US: (Jan 20 - 'Feb 18) As the
your love life from the eleventh house,
where it turns your interests in romance toward social situations. An involvement with a friend or a new admirer at a public gathering can spark
your fancy. Sexually, c:Mars causes
you to be in the mood to travel and explore new sensualities, as the 'New
"Yearstarts.
'PISGES: ('Feb 18 - 'Mar 20) As the
'NewYear of 1984 begins, 'Venus colors
your love life from the tenth house,
where it turns your interests in romance toward employment areas. An
involvement with a co-worker or the
mix of business and pleasure are the
order of the'New'Year, Sexually.e'Mars
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(Jan. 10), Butterfly
McQueen
(Jan.
The outer planets remain in the same zodiac signs as last month. Jupiter, 'Uranus and'Neptune are still in Sagittarius, while Saturn and 'Pluto are still in Scorpio.
This month's'New-Moon occurred on January 3, last Tuesday. The 'Fullc:7vloon
will be on Wednesday, January 18.
This month's principle meteor shower, the Quadrantid, occurs this weekend,
when 40 to 150 shooting stars can be seen by looking towards the north. The best
time for view~Tlgis around 5:00am, Texas time.
..
8), Elvis Presley (Jan. 8),
causes you to be extremely hungry for
pleasures of the flesh and the warmth
of another, as the'New Year begins.
c5l\~ES: ('Mar 21 -~pr 19)As the'New
'Year ofl984 begins, 'Venus colors your
love life from the ninth house, where it
turns your interests in romance
toward escape and travel. Taking a
trip with an admirer or traveling to a
place where a new long distance affair
could spring up, are indicated by the
planets. Sexually.e'Mars causes you to
be more interested in a monogamous
-perhaps marital-tie-up rather than
in sampling many, as the 'New 'Year
starts.
'fAURUS: (Apr 20 -c:May 20) As the
'New'Year of 1984 begins, 'Venus colors
your love life from the eighth house,
where it turns your interests in romance toward lust and quickies. You
can't be bothered at the moment with
any lasting ties that bind. Your spirit
feels free. Sexually, c:Mars may cause
you to confuse co-worker friendship
with co-worker sensuality. Do not date
a fellow employee, as the 'New 'Year
begins.
David Bowie
(Jan.
8), Loretta
Young (Jan.
6) and Yvette Mimieux
gEMINI: ('May 21 - Jun 21) As the
'N..,ew'Yearof 1984 begins, 'Venus colors
your love life from the seventh house,
where it turns your interests in romance toward serious vows. Having a
mate is a high priority, as the 'New
'Year begins. Keeping an existing marriage intact is one of your 'New %ar's
resolutions. Sexually.e'Mars spurs you
to have a strong desire to date around,
indulge in quick encounters and flirt
with many.
GANGER: (Jun 22 - Jul 22) As the
your love life from the sixth house,
where it turns your interests in romance toward a sterile situation. You
don't seem to have much energy for a
serious involvement. You need moments to yourself to recharge your vitality. Sexually.e'Mars makes you content to stay at home and enjoy another
in your own familiar surroundings, as
the New'Year starts.
'LE<9: (Jul 23 - ~ug 22) As the 'New
'Year of 1984 begins, 'Venus colors your
love life from the fifth house, where it
(Jan. 8).
toward many, rather than just one.
You feel unsatisfied and seek the company of many, hoping to find the right
romantic answer. Sexually, you find
yourself able to communicate easily
and successfully with others, as they
come under your sexual spell because
of c:Mars. Short trips for sex are indicated as the'New'Year starts.
'VIRg<9: (Aug 23 - Sep 22) As the'New
love life from the fourth house, where
it turns your interests in romance
toward home. You wish to enjoy a
cozy togetherness in the warm and
familiar surroundings of your own
place. Sexually, c:Mars causes money
to come into play. Either you are selling yourself, being kept by another or
harboring an unfortunate, as the'New
'Year starts.
'LIB~A: (Sep 23 - Oct 23) As the'New
love life from the third house, where it
toward travel. A trip in the name of
love, phone calls and letters from an
admirer,
and deep conversations
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Sexually.Zvlars makes your personality highly-charged. which acts like a
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SG0RPI0: (<9ct24 - 'Nov 21) As the
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your love life from the second house.
where it turns your interests in romance toward its worth. Money and
security and how they relate toward
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problems. they also have personal and
sexual problems. Sexually. things become even more confused. as cJv1ars
slyly guides you into secret affairs and
cheating on a partner. as the'New'Year
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the 'New <Yearof 198'4 begins. 'Venus
colors your love life from the first
house. where it turns your interests in
romance toward independent romantic adventures. You wish to go it alone.
answer only to yourself and to spend
time improving yourself. your appearance and your public image. Sexually.
cJv1arskeeps you busy socially. where
you are able to score with admirers
quite easily. as the'New'Year begins.
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FOR RENT/LEASE
Houston. Montrose. 1534 Kipling, 3 bedroorn-Z bath
freshly remodeled large house. All new appliances,
including washer and dryer, high ceilings through·
out, carpeted, AlC, hardwood floors, track lighting,
fireplace, ceiling fans, large living and dining room
with breakfast
room, lots of windows
with nice
fenced in backyard, mini-blinds, lawn maintenance
and water included, pets ok. Available January 31,
1984. Great for 2 or 3 roommates. $895/month. Must
see to appreciate.
Jim Chappell, (713) 522·1760
days, 868·2068 evenings,
$1 DRINK NIGHTS
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
Houston. Heights area, 2·1, fireplace, fenced, pets
ok. $450, 606 Walton. (713) 223·8323, 861·2018.
Ft. Worth. Duplex apartments for lease near downtown. $350. Range, refrigerator and water provided.
NEIGHBORHOOD
REALTORS
(817) 738·1007
Houston. Montrose: Condo for rent, one bedroom,
new kitchen, rninl-bllnds, ceiling fan, assigned parking, pool, clalh, $375/month. (713) 370-5180.
Houston. Furnished
room, upper floor, Montrose
duplex. Private entrance (not a roommate situation).
Air conditioned,
new carpet. Includes use of sundeck. $225/month. (713) 524·9572.
Houston. Montrose. Condo for rent, one bedroom,
new kitchen and bath, ceiling fan, assigned parking, pool, clalh, $375/month. (713) 370-5180.
Houston. Montrose. 2 bedroom, small adult cornplex. Central alc, fully carpeted, dishwasher,
covered
parking,
laundry,
pool,
security
gates.
$450/mo. plus electric. Call Jim, (713) 651·2096 or
Bob,524·7921.
Houston. 2 bedroom garage apt. 5 minutes from
downtown. Modern appliances, cable, washer and
dryer. $325 plus utilities. (713) 522·5502 or 236-9999.
Houston. Montrose. Very large 1 br. 3-plex garage.
Waugh/Gray. $295. Flexible move-in. Also smaller 1
br. $250. (713) 522·2236.
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TWT JANUAAY 6 - 12, 1984
Houston.
GalleriaiSouthwest
area. Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment
in well maintained
cornplex. $365. Also can provide furnished
business
suites for varying term leases. (713) 526·4577.
Houston.
Heights. Duplex, 2·1, very nice. Appliances, many extras. $425. Call (713) 862·5533 after
five.
Houston. Courtyard apts. Lovely 1 & 2 bdrm. units
in large complex. Pools, parking, laundry, security.
From $275. (713) 528·5151. Soho.
Houston.
Montrose
special
for January.
Newly
renovated 2 bdrm. apt. in new garden complex. New
carpet, appliances,
paint, tile. Only $360. (713)
528·5151. Soho.
Houston. Inner city. Lovely 1 & 2 bdrm. units in nice
garden complex. Reasonable prices, pools, laundry,
parking. (713) 528·5151.
Houston. Montrose. Quaint 1 & 2 bdrm. units in
garden complex. New paint, tile, appliances, large
closets,
mini-blinds,
pool.
From
$275. (713)
528·5151. Soho.
Houston. Heights. Clean efficiency apt. with front &
back door entrance, oft-street parking. Only $265.
Soho. (713) 528·5151.
Houston. Montrose. Quaint 1 bdrm. units in 8·plex.
Carpet, nice appliances,
off-street
parking. Near
parks and restaurants.
From $225. (713) 528-5151.
Soho.
Houston. Montrose. Spacious 3·br. Living, dining.
Very nice, reduced. (713) 468·5650 evenings.
Houston. t-bedroorn apt. in interesting 1927 4·plex.
Newly redecorated,
murphy bed and lots of builtins. Hardwood floors, mini-blinds. 1540 Hawthorne.
$325/mo. (713) 522·5900.
Dallas. Renovated efficiency
guesthouse
in East
Dallas.
References
required.
Utilities
included,
$300. (214) 824·2584.
Dallas. Oak Lawn. High tech one room efficiency,
guesthouse. $295/mo. Bills paid. Call (214) 521·1017
or 528·1803.
Houston.
Heights. One bedroom with fenced in
patio, french doors, hot tub, cable TV. $300. (713)
529·8625.
Houston. Montrose. House, 1650 sq. ft., study, central heat/air, large closets, fp, pool, wId, dishwasher,
stove, sundeck, cable ready, adults only. $725. (713)
868·1733, 523·3098.
Houston. Montrose. Redone 3 bdr. 2 bath, central
alh, wId connections,
stove and refrigerator,
gas
fireplace. $600 month. $400 deposit. 1304 Welch.
Call 861·7687. Between Montrose & Welch.
Dallas. Large 1 bedroom duplex with dishwasher,
washerldryer,
private pool. 2700 block of Reagan
Street. $550, bills paid. (214) 522·3058 or 387·8789.
Houston. Greenspoint.
trade. (713) 522·4050.
Dallas. Rooms for rent, $80 weekly,
W. 9th. (214) 941·3315, Billy.
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Full service REAL ESTATE Firm-Investment
property, residential, management,
leasing and condominium association
management.
(214) 521-3000.
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Humphrey is survived by his parents, immediate
family and gay family, Greg Letson said. His health
was described as perfect as recently as four weeks
prior to his death. He was confirmed
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Houston. Men Against Deception-A
new year, a
new beginning. A support group where healthy relationships
are understood!
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541871, Houston, 77254 with phone #.
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(713)
266-3649.
Houston. HYPNOSIS,
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Therapeutic and Forensic Hypnosis Institute. (713)
523-3103.
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preferably businessman 25-35. Write Jack, P.O. Box
290086, SA 78280.
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and personable.
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25-40, for serious
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Austin.
Larry Dale Humphrey
(see photo), 35,
originally of Tulsa, Oklahoma died Sunday, December 18, 1983 at St. David's Hospital in Austin. He
had lived in Houston, Dallas and most recently in
Austin. He was employed as a sales representative
at the World Trade Center and the Dallas Trade
Mart.
meets on Sunday evenings at 7:00pm at 4901 Cornell Street. Phone (806)
383-9601,24 hours.
Corpus Christi. MCC of Corpus Christi. Where you
make
the difference,
Sunday,
5:00pm.
(512)
937-5831.3125 Horne Road, Corpus Christi, TX.
Austin. MCC Austin-join
us at 2:00pm at 408 W.
23rd. Call (512) 443-3332 for more information.
Abilene. Exodus Metropolitan
Community
Church.
Meeting at 1925 Collins (2 blks. south of 1-20 off
Grape). Worship services Sundays, 11am, 7pm. R.
Eric Steele, Pastoral Leader. (915) 676-2482.
San Francisco.
Houston. Need help keeping your New Year's
resolutions?
Call Montrose's
Hypnosis
Institute,
(713) 523-3103.
massage.
(713) 524-9511
Dallas. Massage. The best. (214) 528-4038.
your
Amarillo. MCC of Amarillo
JOIN
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Sundays,
11:00am, 7:15pm; Wed.-Fri., 7:15pm. Metropolitan
Community
Church of Dallas, 2701 Reagan, (214)
526-6221.
Major credit cards honored
Security and discretion assured.
and
Houston. Houston North Profesionals,
an active
social and educational
organization
for professional lesbian and gay people living in the area
from Greenspoint north to FM 1960 E&W, now has
a few openings for new members. For further information
and application
contact
Bill at (713)
821-7126 or write HNPRO, P.O. Box 3840, Humble,
TX 77338.
Dallas.
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Houston. A memorial service for M. Robert Schwab
(see photo), 36, who died of AIDS is planned for this
Sunday, January 8, 1984 at 5:00pm at Rothko
Chapel, 3900 Yoakum.
Schwab
had been first
diagnosed
as having AIDS and hospitalized
only
eight months ago, in April of 1983. He died on
December 15, 1983 after returning to his home in
Houston.
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call Bill (713) 520-1590
PERSONALS
Private
friends.
HEALTHY,
In lieu of flowers, friends were urged to make
donations
in the name of Larry Humphrey to the
AIDS Action Project of the Oak Lawn Counseling
Center in care of Howie Daire.
Houston. The Montrose Clinic is in very bad need of
additional physicians and nurses. If you would like
to be a part of a community
organization
that is
helping to see that our community is healthier, and
serves over 7,000 men and women every year we
need YOU. The Clinic desperately
needs pe~ple
that can contribute 4 hours per month. We can use
people from all walks of life and job skills, but can
not emphasize
how badly we need doctors and
nurses. If you are a licensed medical protessionat,
or know of people who are, please call (713)
528-5531 or 665-8917 and let's talk. There are a lot of
people out there that have thought of giving time to
the community, but for one reason or another have
not. Please, we need you. (713) 528-5531 or665-6917,
4 hours per month to help your community.
Schwab,
Ph.D., attorney
and founder of the
Texas Human Rights Foundation (THRF) is survived by his mother, Mrs. Esther Schwab of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and a sister, Mrs. Charlene Touby of
Miami. Interment was at the family home in Florida
in Mid-December.
Friends of Schwab were asked, in lieu of flowers,
to make contributions
to THRF, 3128 Lemmon Ave.
East, #304, Dallas, TX 75204.
Houston. Gale Higgs, a longtime
friend to so many,
passed away November 1,1983. His family ask that
donations be made in his memory to the KS/AIDS
Foundation, 1001 Westheimer, #193, Houston.
PUBLIC SERVICE
Houston. Got a few dai'time
Dallas. Are you looking for a change of pace?
Would you like to meet some new people while
helping to improve the status of gay men/women
and lesbians in Dallas? You too can be a part of
one of the most successful
gay rights organizations in America by joining the Dallas Gay Alliance.
Membership dues begin at $15 per year and can be
purchased by calling (214) 528-4233. You may also
join at any monthly meeting held on the second
Monday night of every month beginning at 7:30pm
at MCCD, 2701 Reagan at Brown.
Abi/ene. Exodus Metropolitan Community Church
meets 1074'12 South 2nd. Coffeehouse "Javashop"
Newsletter
Library, Counseling
referral services,
rap group. Deaf Ministries Bible study, Sunday worship-for
more info call Patsy Crosby, Worship
Coordinator,
(915) 862-6266
or Don Peables,
673-5462.
or evening hours to
spare helping others
resolve problems,
handle
crisis, find out about gay life, or get needed health
information?
The Gay Switchboard
of Houston
needs you! Due to the ever increasing number of
calls, the Switchboard
intends to expand its hours
to cover weekday afternoons. The next training program for prospective volunteers will be held on the
weekend of Sept. 24th. For more information,
call
the Gay Switchboard
at (713) 529-3211.
Houston. Texas Gay Conference
meets at 106
Avondale the second Wednesday of each month at
7:30pm. For information,
Jenny Willingter-(713)
869-7231 or Wilde & Stein, 529-7014.
Dallas. People with AIDS-Support
group meets
each Tues. from 6-8pm. Call Oak Lawn Counseling
Center for information, (214) 528-2181.
Houston. Montrose
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1960/Greenspoint
in north
Harris
County.
FM
Far Away Friends, (713) 821-9681.
Houston. Interact/Houston,
a forum for the gay &
lesbian community of Houston, meets the 1st & 3rd
Thursday of each month, 7:30pm, at 3405 MUlberry.
All are welcome. 529-7014.
Art Alliance.
(713) 521-2461.
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11am, 7:15pm. Metropolitan Community Church of
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Catholic St. Clr.: Oignity mtg, 7p
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Chapel of the Woodlands: Services, 7:30p
LesJGays in Medicine: Meeting, 7:30p
Lesbian Mothers: Meeting, 6:30p
SUNDAY - JANUARY 8
EMCC: Services, 11a &Jp
MCC: Services, 7p
MCC: Services, 2p & 7:30p
Oasis Ministry: Service, 11a
Grace Fellowship: Service, 10:3Oa
Holy Trinity: Service, 11a
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MCCG: Services, 11a
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CCF: Services, 10:45a
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MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p
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Mont. Ch. of Christ: Services, 12:30p
New Freedom Ch.: Services, 10a
Dignity: Mass, 5p
GAS: Meeting
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MONDAY - JANUARY 9
DGA: Meeting, 7:3Op
FUC: Lambda Narcotics Anon., 8p
MCC: Overeaters Anon., 7p
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TUESDAY - JANUARY 10
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MCC: Oak Lawn Band rehearsal, 7p
Bering Mem. Ch.: Mont. Sym. Band, 7:3Op
CHE: Meeting, 7:3Op
Comm. Gospel Ctr.: Meeting, 7:3Op
Data Professionals: Meeting, 7:3Op
Integrity: Meeting, 7:30p
MCCSA: Services, 7:3Op
WEDNESDAY - JANUARY 11
Lambda: Meeting, 7:3Op
MCCA: Services, 7:15p
Grace Fellow.: Oak Lawn Home Fellow., 7:3Op
MCCD: Services, 7:15p
CCF: Services, 7:15p
Ch. of Pentecostlll Unity: Service, 7:30p
MCCR: Services, 7:30p; Alanon mtg, 8p
New Freedom Ch.: Prayer/Share time, 4:30p
MCCSA: Services, 7:30p
THURSDAY - JANUARY 12
Channel 10: "Gay America," 9:30p
MCC: Services, 10a & 6p
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1925 Collins/P.O. 2473
676-2482
ABILENE
CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Walnut St. Pub
4th & Walnut.
677-2522
AMARILLO
MCC .....
4901 Cornell St.
P.O.1276179105
.....
383-9601
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CLUBS (Area Code: 806)
Papillion.
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401 Taylor
374-1342
Take Five
323 West 10th
372·9240
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(Area Code: 806)
AA (24-hours) . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Crisis Intervention
378-4251
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P.O. 2324179105 .
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275-9138
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735 N. Collins
265-8446
ARLINGTON
ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 817)
Gay/Les. Assoc of UTA ... UTA Sta. Box 1934877 ... 860{;8()1
Tarrant County Gay Alliance.
. . . . . . . . . .
. .. 870.Q080
UTA Comm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric
help) .
. .273-2185
AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 512)
Austin 6
521Thompson
385-5328
Fortress
505 E. 6th
472·1452
Mr. Peepers
213 E. 6th
478-0243
River City Newsstand
8004 Research Blvd
459-8274
Stall ion Bookstore
706 E. 6th
473-0069
Texas No.1 Newsstand.
. .. 1910 Guadalupe
472.()Q1O
Wild Bill's
613 W. 29th
477.()457
AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512)
Club Austin
308 W. 16th
476-7966
AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code: 512)
Capitol of Texas Travel, Inc
1501 W 5th
478-2467
Forbidden
Fruit
512 Neches
478-8358
Mr. Video
213 E. 6th.
.
478-0243
Taylor, Scott (photography)
...............•....
928-0253
Video Barn
708 E. 6th
473-0069
Wax Attack Records
609 E. 7th
473-8313
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(Area Code: 512)
MCCA
P.O. 18961178760
.443-3332
Oasis Ministry
.. 7109 Hwy 290 E, Unit C .. 441·9191/472·2220
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Austin's Alternative
5500 So. Congress
442·9285
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477-3391
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407 Colorado
474-9667
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472-8273
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476-3611
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. .2828 Rio Grande
478-8782
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709 E. 6th
477'()387
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AI DS Task Force
2206 Newfield178703
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5518 Burnet Rd
451·3071
Alcoholics
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5518 Burnet Rd
451·3071
American Gay Atheists
P.O. 8844178712 .
Austin Lambda
302 W. 15th
478-8653
Austin Lesbian/Gay
Pride Week Task Force. P.O. 13303178711 .
Austin VD Screening & Clinic
15 Waller.
469-2070
Brighter Day Counseling
Ctr.
.
451·1783
DignityiAustin
. . P.O. 2666
441·2241
Gayline
P.O. 8559178712
477-6699
Gay Nurses Alliance.
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.2206 Newfieldl78703
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Gay Student Assocation
.. P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg
.441·3678
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Lesbian/Gay
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'" P.O. 822178767
474-2717
Lesbian/Gay
Speakers Group .....
302 W. 15th.
. .. 478-8653
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ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 713)
Baytown Lambda Group
427·1378
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CHURCHES
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Golden Triangle Church of Christian Faith.
..........
6950 College Unit G
86Q.5159
Trinity
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835-68781883-6655
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846-2106
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775-1797
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1003 Morgan Ave..
.
882'()183
Jolly Jack II . . . . .
.
413 Peoples.
.
881·9049
Lafittes
5880 Everhart
992·3446
CORPUS CHRISTI BUSINESSES
(Area Code: 512)
J.J.'s Hair Designs
5886-B Everhart
99:Hl372
Shivers' Liquor
5875-A Everhart
991'()111
CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 512)
Alpha Plasma Center
3105 Ayers St.
883-2640
Corpus Christi Gutter League
993-5079
Corpus Christi Sports Committee
882·5209/883-7087
Gay Alcoholics
Anon
3125 Horne Rd
9914506
Gay Bartenders
Assoc
1515-B Ocean Dr
882'()183
DALLAS AITORNEYS
(Area Code: 214)
Day, Kim K.
1309 Main #1112
742·2281
Koss, Gregory
..4503 Lemmon
559-4760
Kowalski, John
3131 Turtle Creek #222
526-9699
Stewart & Solomon
3721 N. Hall #603.
.
526-6034
DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 214)
Club Dallas
2616 Swiss
821·1990
Midtowne
Spa
2509 Pacific
821-8989
DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code: 214)
A Better Car Rental
3704 Maple
526-8496
All Tied Up
3100B Oak Lawn
526-7234
American Answering
Service
698-3407
Araya, Robert (photography).
. . . . . . . . . . . .. .
521-6284
Area Moving Company
742·5851
B&W Liquors.
. .. 4044 Cedar Springs
526-5820
Brownstone
@ Reagan
2728 Reagan
692·1700
Chevelle Apts.
. .2611 Throckmorton
526-4990
Collection
Beauty Supply .....
339 Medallion
9874466
.....
4302 Lemmon
52&0631
Crossroads
Market
.....
3930 Cedar Springs
521-8919
Discovery Apts.
. .2911 Clydedale
361·9421
Eagle Leathers
3912 Cedar Springs.
.
528-4620
... 4025 Maple Ave
528-4620
... 4117 Maple Ave
528-4620
EuroTan.
.
4012 Cedar Springs
522·5810
Foster, Timothy (CPA)
3409 Oak Lawn #211
526<i009
Gaspipe . .
.
4435 Maple
526-5982
Griff's Graven Image
P.O. 345158/75234 .
Hair Revue
2525 Wycliff
522-6461
Hasting Metro Pest Cont.
P.O. 12857
526-8288
High Voltage.
. .. 4008 Cedar Springs
522·5800
Jartran Truck Rental
3704 Maple
526-8496
Jim Richardson
& Assoc. (real estate)
3615 N. Hall .
at Lee Park
521·3000
Linda's Surplus Store
4323 Maple.
.
526<3601
Lobo Bookshop
.. 4008 "C" Cedar Springs
522·1132
Memorabilias.
.
3908 Cedar Springs
522-6601
Memorabilias
Boutique, Etc
3109 Reagan
521-8217
Mockingbird
Paint & Body
6650 Harry Hines
358-4155
Oak Lawn Records
3810 Congress #121
. 521'()350
Off the Street
3921 Cedar Springs
521·9051
Roommates
of America
4587227
Royal Limousine
3409 Oak Lawn #206
522·3290
Season Air (AlC, elec., plumb.) ....
Metro-261'()335
Unit 5095
Sera Florist.
2640 N Fitzhugh
826-3503
Sky-Tracker.
. .. 1410 Golkmarkl75240
691-6664
Spindletop
Apts
5929 Melody Ln
361·9567
Sunbelt Movers
5818 Lovers LnH5225
37:Hl663
T apelenders
3910 Cedar Springs
528-8344
MCC
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The Optical Library.
. .. 2800 Routh
871-0250
TL Construction.
.2505 Throckmorton.
. .. 521-9723
Tonsorium..
.2900 Henderson
823-1410
lWT Magazine .
.3920 Cedar Springs
52H1622
Union Jack
.3918 Cedar Springs
528-9604
Video Environments
13350 Dallas Pkwy
38<Hl714
Viewpoint (apartments)
10602 Stove Canyon.
. 36!M896
V.I.P. Video
4445 TraVIS #102A
522-4970
VVV Records
3906 Cedar Springs
522-3470
DALLAS CHURCHES
(Area Code: 214)
Bethany Presbyterian
Church
528-4084
Church of Universal Truth ... P.O. Box 683175221
826-7671
Community
Gospel Center.
. .. 321 W. Zang
942-3277
Family of God in Christ .. .,
5200 Maple
521-6481
First Unitarian Church of Dallas
.....
4015 Normandy
Grace Fellowship
of Jesus Christ . P.O. 29729(75229
.243-2924
Holy Trinity Community
Church
.. 4402 Roseland
.. 827-5088
MCC-Dallas
2701 Reagan
526-6221
Oak Lawn Church of Religious Science
349-<3370/744-5554
DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214)
Bentleys
3851 Cedar Springs
..
.
521-8090
Crews Inn
3220 N. Fitzhugh.
. . . . .
. .526-9320
Crib
5404 Lemmon
521-6553
Diamond Pegasus
1724 W. Mockingbird
631-6036
Eighth Day
2509 N. Fitzhugh.
.
827-3765
4001
4001 Cedar Springs
522-4001
Fraternity House
3215 N. Fitzhugh
521-1651
Hidden Door
5025 Bowser
526-9211
Hideaway
4144 Buena Vista
55g.2966
Hideout
.
.6316 Denton Dr ......•.....
3506327
High Country
3121 Inwood
..• _
351-2278
JR's _
3923 Cedar Springs
528-1004
Jugs
_2812 N. Henderson.
. .
.
823-0746
Moon Dreams
3913 Cedar Springs
528-4098
No Name Bar
2513 N. Fitzhugh
623-0790
Old Plantation
.3911 Cedar Springs
526-5590
Patrick's
3224 N. Fitzhugh
526-0527
Round-Up Saloon
3912-14 Cedar Spgs.
.
522-9611
Snake Pit _
3136 Routh
871-1955
Studio 4
6752 Shady Brook Ln.
.696-9071
Sundance
Lounge, The
4025 Maple Ave
526-7302
Tex's Ranch
4117 Maple
526-9302
Throckmorton
Mine Co
3014 Throckmorton
521-4205
Unicorn _
4125 Lemmon
521-4666
Wild Crowd.
.
2515 N Fitzhugh
624-9158
DALLAS COUNSELING
(Area Code: 214)
Harold Daire, LP.C
521-1278
JUlian, Debra, M.S
530-9358
Oak Lawn Counseling
Ctr
3409 Oak Lawn #202 .. 528-2081
DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTISTS
(Area Code: 214)
Community
Medical Clinic .. 3409 Oak Lawn #115 .. 528-3030
DeBrucque,
DDS
2735 N. Washington
522-2000
Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M
3409 Oak Lawn #116
526-5051
DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214)
American
Gym
2021 Abrams Rd
826-7669
Fitness Exchange
2615 Oak Lawn #101
526-1220
DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 214)
Affirmation/Methodist
528-4913
Affirmation/Mormon
55g.3353
AIDS Hotline.
. . .. .. . . .
.
528-2181
Alcoholics
Anonymous
(Dallas Lambda AA)
487·7667
(Together Group) .. 298-3297/941-0492
Alcohol Treatment
Center.
. .3949 Maple
559-4350
Black & White Men Together
P.O. 36133175235
Cliff Dwellers Social Club
321 N. Zang
943-0069
Community
Productions
3331 Knight·D
521·2037
Community
Resource Center/Gayline
748-6790
Concerned
Amer. /Preserv/Human
Rights
233-3100
Dallas AIDS Action Project.
P.O. 191374.
. .. 522.£900
Dallas Alternate
748-6790
Dallas Alternative
Businessmen's
Assoc
522-8477/522-0098
Dallas Emergency
744-4444
Dallas Gay Alliance
P.O. 190712(75219
528-4233
Dallas Motorcycle
Club
P.O. 190525(75219
826-4528
Deaf Action Center
521-0407
Dignity/Outreach
of Dallas
P.O. 50868175250
330-1063
Drug Treatment
Clinic
401 Exposition
826-8030
Emergence (Christian SCientists)
.....
P.O. 2878(75221
Episcopallntegrity/D-FW
P.O. 190331 ... 522·1196/691-8403
Evangelicals
Concerned
2901 Knight #111
522·2061
Gay Academic
Union of N. TX
P.O. 2402(75221
821·5833
Gay Atheist League of America
P.O. 190215/75219.
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Gayline
. .•. . . . . .
.748-6790
Gay Mensa
. . . . . . .
.254-2544
Gay Overeaters Anonymous
948-3640
Gay Parents
3444 Normandy
528-1024
Gay Unitarians.
.
528-3990
Gay Volleyball Assoc.
.
526-£433
Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service
747·3711
Herpes Help Hotline
_MIW/F-7-11p
742·9888
Integrity-DallasiFt.
Worth
522.£305
Lambda Narcotics
Anon. .
.
699-9306
Lawyer Referral .
. . 745-1227
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
P.O. 64493
621-4838
Lutherans Concerned
P.O. 881/Bedfordr76021
58g.1132
Narcotics
Anon. .
.
699-9306
N.O.w. Lesbian Rights
3108 Routh St.
742.£918
Oak Lawn Block Assoc
P.O. 190408(75219.
Oak Lawn Bowling Association.
.
. .. Jim.
. .528-2963
Oak Lawn Medical Clinic.
. .. 2601 Wellborn
522·7770
Oak Lawn Softball Assoc.
.
559-0782
Oak Lawn Symphonic
Band.
.
351.£697
Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. 6036 Birchbrook
#128(75206 526-5717
Parents Anonymous
264-1108
Pegasus (Prof. & Bus. Org)
P.O. 190326(75219
348-6581
Peoples Sovereign Court
P.O. 35532
521-0541
Police Harassment
Reporting
522·5991/528-4233
Presbyterians
for Lesbian/Gay
Concerns
522-7813
SMU-Gay/Lesbian
Stu. Org
P.O. 1636(75275
STD Clinic
1936 Amelia Ct.
920-7950
Suicide & Crisis Center
.
. .628-1000
THRF .... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 .... 522·5991
(Texas Human Rights Foundation)
T.RAS.H.
of America
P.O. 36235 .
. .. 522-8464
Turtle Creek Chorale
P.O. 190806(75219
368-5500
Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline
1-800-221·7044
DALLAS RESTAURANTS
(Area Code: 214)
Bentley's
3851 Cedar Springs
521-8090
Peppino's
North .
. .7015 Greenville
36g.7027
R.J. Michaels
3903 Cedar Springs
559-4380
Wok Restaurant.
.
4006 Cedar Springs
528-0000
DALLAS THEATRE (Area Code: 214)
Granada
3524 Greenville Ave.
.823-9610
Inwood Theatre
5458 Lovers Lane
352.£040
DENTON ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 817)
GLAD (Gay/Lesbian
Assoc. of Denton) ....
P.O. Box 951
382·1661/387-8216
Gay Student Support Group
. P.O. Box 10292(76203
.788-3333
DICKENSON
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 713)
Texas Bay Area Gays
P.O. Box 861
332-3737
EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)
Old Plantation
219 S. Ochoa
533.£055
San Antonio Mining Co
800 E. San Antonio
546-9903
Whispers
601 N. EI Paso
544.£969
EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 915)
Alpha Plasma Center.
.. 720 Texas Ave
532·5322
Dignity/EI Paso
P.O. Box 26523
.
Gala EI Paso
P.O. 5659(79955
544-7475
Gay Switchboard
P.O. 5659
584-3822
FORT WORTH BUSINESSES
(Area Code: 817)
Gold Rush Popcorn .... 3821 Camp Bowie Blvd .....
732-1176
Gold Chest Uewelry) . Seminary So. Mall, So. Arcade.
924-6745
Macareno, AI (photography).
.
735-1614
Off Hours
5332 Birchman
.
. .737·7777
T.LC. Auto Salon
1401 W. Magnolia
924-2565
FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817)
AgapeMCC
4615S.E. Loop 820
535-5002
FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
Corral
621 Hemphill.
.
335-0196
DJ's . .
.
1308 St. Louis .
. .927·7321
Sir Bud's
800 W. Magnolia
877·5326
651 Club.
. .651 S. Jennings.
.
.
332-0745
Tender Trap
1815 E. Lancaster.
.
.335-0031
Tequila Sunrise.
.
1612 Park Place
927-9861
The Lumber Company.
. .100 S. Jennings.
.332-0192
The Office .
. .. 1209 Jacksboro
Hwy
624-0187
The Other Place.
. .. 200 N. Vacek
335-1901
FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 817)
Center for the Community
.... 2412 Lipscomb
926-3521
CrisisiSuicide
Intervention
(24 hour help)
336-3355
Dignity/Fort
Worth.
P.O. Box 130391Arlingtonl76013
.283-8588
Friends of Ft. Worth
1601 8th
926-3331
Ft. Worth Sports Assoc
(volleyball, tennis, racquetball.
TWT JANUARY
6 - 12. 1984
softball).
.
246-3573
Imperial Court-Golden
Lion
.. . . . . . . . . . .
.
870-2470
Lambda
AA
332-3533
Lutherans Concerned
P.O. 881/Bedford
76109
589-1132
Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance
P.O. Box 11044ZIP76109.
V.D. Clinic
1800 University.
.
870-7223
Nat'l Lambda (your retirement center) .. P.O. 470282 .. 478-2672
GALVESTON
Metropolitan
Community
Church .. 1624 Broadway .. 765-7626
.... or 529.£616
GALVESTON
Fly. .
.
2101 OV, St.
763-9842
Mary's II
.2502 Q'h st
763-9435
Ritz. . . . .
. .1905 Market
763-4999
Robert's LaFitte
213 Kempner.
.765-6896
Silver Palace
2214 Mechanic
763-9334
Trammps
627 Winnie
763-1247
GLEN ROSE ACCOMMODATION
(Area Code: 817)
EI Rancho Vista
P.O. Box 245(76043 .
.897-4982
HOUSTON
ACCOMMODATIONS
(Area Code: 713)
Memorial Park Motel
50 Waugh Dr
869-4541
HOUSTON
ADULTNIDEO
BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 713)
Asylum
1201 Richmond.
Ballpark
1830 W. Alabama.
Cinema Southeast
2730 S. Richey.
Diner's News
240 Westheimer
.
. .528-8950
StudzNews
.. 1132W. Alabama
Talk of the Town I 8228 Gulf Fwy. 1-455 @ HowardiBelfort
exit
Talk of the Town II
4121 I-45N @ Crosstimbers
.
Talk of the Town III
3519 Bellaire
.
HOUSTON
ADULT THEATRES
(Area Code: 713)
French Quarter
3201 Louisiana.
.527-0782
Talk of the Town.
.
8228 Gulf Fwy ..
HOUSTON
ATTORNEYS
(Area Code: 713)
O'Kane, Patricia
3212 Smith #102 .
.526-7911
Telford, Phillip.
. . . . . . .
.
660-8621
HOUSTON
BATHS/GYM
(Area Code: 713)
Club Houston
2205 Fannin
659-4998
Midtowne
Spa
3100 Fannin @ Elgin
522-2379
2306 Club
2306 Genesee
528-6235
HOUSTON
BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code: 713)
Academy
2030 Westheimer
526-0929
Advance Travel
10700 NW Fwy
882-2002
Apollo Hair Systems
7329 SW Fwy
988-4084
Appearances
1338 Westheimer
521-9450
ARTCards
2015-D W. Gray
520-6379
Basic Brothers Clothing
....
1220Westheimer
522·1626
Beechnut Management.
.
630-0430/522-3437
Bolton Studios, Inc
6601 Kirby. ..
.
668-1788
Critters
636 Hawthorne.
.
529-8299
DCC Printing
3232 Fannin @ Elgin
528-3232
Downbeat
Records..
.
2111 Richmond
523-8348
Dramatika
. .
. .. 3224 Yoakum
528-5457
Eagle Leathers
1625 Richmond.
.
526-1490
.1022 Westheimer
522-0651
. 1732Westheimer
526-1490
Eurotan
3701 Montrose.
.
529-5100
Francisco's
Hair
901 Richmond
523-0438
Garden Villa Apts
7211 Cecil
_
795-0478
Glass Innovations
664-4043
Hairliners
710 Hawthorne
"A"
520-7730
Havican, Greg (photography)
. . . . . . . . . . .
.
522·9369
He & She Productions
.... 5619 Bissonnet
#207
661-8220
Heavy Hardware (t-shlrts, t·rings) ....
P.O. 30229
862·1540
Hou-Tex (glass service)
1214 Leeland
650-8205
Houston Greetings (cards, etc.) .... 914 Dallas
651·9610
I.w. Marks Jewelry
3841 Bellaire
668-5000
Kwik-Kopy
.. 3317 Montrose
522·1896
Leatherworks
4307 Montrose
529-0120
Manhole
1983 W. Gray.
.
522·1089
Montrose Ventures, Inc.
. ... 2205 Montrose
527-0686
Movemasters
1925 Westheimer
521-3155
Muscle Beach T·Shirt Co
1340 Westheimer
523-4390
Oh Boy Boots.
.
912 Westheimer
524-7859
One Stop Auto
200 W. Pierce
650-0591
Park Liquor Wholesale.
.
3207 Montrose
523-0427
Phone Brokers
34OO Montrose
520-8110
pHOTography;
Eli Gukich
523-0315
Private Selection (intro/social)4200
Westheimer
#250 .961-9876
Record Rack. . . . . .
.3109 S. Shepherd
524-3602
Ron's Hair & Skin Care .....
1310 Hawthorne
521·3000
TWT JANUARY
6 - 12, 1984
Rosewood
Mgmt. Apts. .
520-1642
R.w. Key & Lock Co
1612 Westheimer
526-2657
24-hour emergency
522-1615
Single Services (I & dlc)
1615 Westheimer
524-9560
Sky-Tracker ofTexas
5604 Rampartr77081
981-4229
Spec's Unlimited
4709 Richmond
961-9705
Speedy Printing
5400 Bellaire
667-7417
Texas Lineman (erotic phone fantasy)
960-8082
Tire Place
1307 Fairview
529-1414
T.N.T. Shirts
2400 Taft
522-0986
TROPHIES by Single Services
.. 1615 Westheimer
.. 524-9560
T.S.T. & Co. (movers)
527-8251
lWT Magazine
2205 Montrose
527-9111
lWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting)
527-9111
Union Jack
1212 Westheimer
528-9600
Video Environments
1988 W. Gray
526-4327
Westmoreland
PI. Apts
228 Westmoreland
528-5218
Wilde & Stein Books
602 Westheimer
529-7014
Yellow Cab ..
.
236-1111
HOUSTON
CHURCHES
(Area Code: 713)
Aytz Chayim . . .
. .. 217 Fairview @ Taft
668-8997
Bering Memorial UMC
1440 Harold.
. .
. .526-1017
Chapel of the Woodlands
7500 Pinemont #503
460-1712
Church of Christ.
. . . . .. . . .. .
.
777-9286
Church of Christian Faith ... 217 Fairview @ Taft
529-8005
Church of Pentecostal
Unity ... 1217 Richmond
520-5699
Community
Gospel Center.
.3433 W Holcombe
523-6018
MCCR
1919 Decatur
861-9149
New Freedom Christian Church .... 912W. 11th
591-1342
Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.) .41 Oakdale.
526-2565
St. Stephen's
Epis. Ch
1805 W. Alabama
.
The Little Church
704 Fairview
522-7695
HOUSTON
AI's
Jackson @ Grant
522-7361
Bacchus
523 Lovett
523-3396
Baja's
402 Lovett.
.
527-9888
Barn
710 Pacific
'
528-9427
Brazos River Bottom.
. .... 2400 Brazos.
.
528-9192
Briar Patch . ..
.
2294 Holcombe
665-9678
Catch One
4915 Martin Luther King Blvd
641-2521
Charlotte's
'.'
911 W. Drew
528-8840
Chicken Coop.
.
535 Westheimer.
526-2240
Copa
2631 Richmond
.
.528-2259
Double RSaloon
5731 Kirby.
.
521·1444
Dirty Sally's.
.
220 Avondale ......•....
529-7525
E/J's
1213 Richmond.
. . . . . . . ..
.527-9071
Exile
1011 Bell ........•......
659-0453
Galleon
2303 Richmond
522-7616
JR's
.
808 Pacific
521-2519
Just Marion & Lynn's
817 Fairview
528-9110
Kindred Spirits.
. .. 5245 Buffalo Speedway.
. .. 665-9756
Locker
1732 Westheimer
. . . .
. .. 521-2306
Lola's Depot
2327 Grant . . . . .
. . 528-8342
Mary's
1022 Westheimer
528-8851
Midnite Sun
534 Westheimer
526-7519
Montrose Mining Co
805 Pacific.
.
529-7488
Numbers
300 Westheimer
526.£551
Officers Club
2700 Albany.
.
.
523-4064
Outlaws, The
1419 Richmond
528-8903
Pink Elephant
1218 Leeland
739-0007
Ranch
6620'1> S. Main
528-8730
Rascals
2702 Kirby
524-6272
Rich's
2401 San Jacinto
650-0769
Ripcord.
. . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . .
.
521·2792
Risky Business
2700 Albany.
.
528-3611
Shady Tree Club
50 Waugh Dr
869-4541
Texas Renegades
1318 Westheimer
521-3475
The Same 01' Hole
109 Tuam
528-9126
Trail ride
1225 Westheimer
520-1225
Twins
535 Westheimer
@ Stanford
520-0244
Venture-N
2923 S. Main. . . . . . .
.522-0000
West Playland
3012 Milam
528-6988
HOUSTON
COUNSELING
(Area Code: 713)
Hewes, Ted, M.S.W. (psychotherapy)
527-9090
Institute of Mental Devel.
... 3400 Montrose
523-0760
Montrose
Counseling
Ctr. (psychotherapy
& alcoholism
treatment)
900 Lovett #203 .
.
529-0037
Professional
Counseling
Services
523-7239
HOUSTON
DOCTORSIDENTISTS
(Area Code: 713)
Butler, Ronald, DDS
427 Westheimer
524-0538
Dryden Clinic.
. .1709 Dryden #1002
795-0085
Galleria Foot Specialists
650-0125
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Jackson, R Mark, O.D. (optometrist) . . . . . . . . .
.681·9666
Smith, Bruce W., DDS
1006 Missouri.
. .5294364
Strauss, Gerald 2., MD
12 Oak Tower, #1330 .... 877-8805
Total Health Care
2015 W. Alabama.
. .. 526-9018
HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713)
Bedy Beautiful (aerobics)
...
. .. 651·9750
Fitness Exchange
.. 3307 Richmond
.. 524-9932
Jim's Gym.
. .. 607 Westheimer
.
. .....
528-5467
HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 713)
A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays) .
. ... 777·9286
ACLU.
.
1236 W. Gray.
. .. 524-5925
AIDS Foundation
1001 Westheimer #193.
.. 524-AIDS
AIDS Foundation Fund Promotion.
. .... 933B777
American Gay Atheists
... ": .... P.O. 86711177286
American Leathermen . . . . . . .
. .528-8528
Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf. . . .
.520-9451 (voice)
. 52(}()552 (TTY)
Bayou B'lu Singers
209 Stratford.
.
868-3084
BWMT(Black & White Men Together).
3317 Montrose #1142 . . . . .
. .. 529-3211
CHE.
. P.O. 3045177253. .
. .680-3346
Choices Unlimited (Lesbian Social Group).
.
529-3211
Colt 45's. . . . .
.
528-9192
Conroe Area Lesbians.
.
75&0354
Crisis Hotline. .
..........
.
228-1505
Dial-A-Gay-Atheist
..
.
457-6860
Diana Foundation
2700 Mason177006 .
. .524-5791
Dignity (Catholic gays)
P.O. 66821177286 .
.528-7644
Episcopal Integrity Houston.
. .. P.O. 86008. . .
.526-0555
Family Connection (youth shelter) . .
. ... 523-6825
Fast Release Emergency Defense (FRED) .
.528-6969
Frontrunners Uoggers) . . . .
. .529-1268
Gay Adventist (SDA Kinship)
P.O. 92104177206
Gay Archives ofTexas
.802 Westheimer
... 529-7014
Gay Hispanic Caucus .
.868-5252
Gay Nurses Alliance
....
.
680-9486
Gay Political Caucus (mail add: P.O. 68664, Houston 77286)
(meeting at) 4600 Main #217. . .
.521·1000
Gay Rights A.C.LU. .
. ... P.O. 66844f77006 ..
DR. MICHAEL SAGINAW
Gay Rights National Lobby . . .
. .52H)I96
Gay Switchboard.
. .. P.O. 3624177253 . .
.529-3211
GreenspoinUFM
1960 Friends
. .821·9681
Homophile Interfaith Alliance
729 Manor .....
523.£969
Houston Area Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists. 524-7498
Houston Community Clowns.
......
. .. 862-8314
Houston Data Professionals
... 523.£922
Houston Health Dept. .....
1115 N. McGregor.
.222-4201
Houston KSiAIDS Foundation.
.524-AIDS
Houston North Professionals P.O. 3840 Humblef77336821·7126
Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist)P.O. 3911Beliairef77401
Integrity Houston.
. .....
P.O. 86008 .
.526-0555
Interact.
. P.O. 18041177022 . .
. .529-7014
Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm ....
P.O. 1155-3317
Montrose
Lambda Alanon . . . . . . .
. ... 521·9772
Lambda Bicycle Club.
.....
........
. .529-4975
Lambda Center For Alcoholics.
..1214 Joanne.
..521·9772
Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine .. 104 Westheimer .. 680-9486
Lesbian/Gay Resource Serv. UofH .. P.O. 309177004 .. 749-1253
Lesbian Mothers . .
.529-4975
Lone Star Classic '83 (Pat) .
. .... 524-5311
Lutherans Concerned for Gay People
.453-1143152H)883
Men Against Deception
.... P.O. Bex 541871177254
Montrose Art Alliance.
. .4307 Mt. Vernon #20177006 ...
Montrose Clinic.
. .. 104 Westheimer
.
. ... 528-5531
Montrose Co. Cloggers
.456$61
Montrose Guest Recovery House .. 401 Avondale .. 524-8813
Montrose Singers.
. .749-2832/84(}7234
Montrose Sports Assoc. .
. Director Steve.
.499-9036
Monday Bewling .
. . Larry. .
. .. 529-9378
Mixed Bewling. .
. ... Richard.
. .644-5479
Pool League. .
. Debbie. . .
.973-1358
Racquetball.
.
Richard.
..•.
. .644-5479
Softball
Jerry
.... 523-0413
Volleyball.
.
Rey . .
. .. 721-6546
Women's Softball
. Linda.
.868-7193
Montrose Symphonic Band
1022 Westheimer
... 527·9454
Montrose Tennis Club.
.
Rick. . . .
.524-2151
Mustang Club, Inc..
....
. P.O. 66074177006 .
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
Operation Documentation.
...... ..... ..
. .. 521·1000
Paz y Liberacion.
. .. P.O. flXi:l33l77260.
. .... 523-9061
Rice Gay/Les. Support Group ... P.O. 1892 (Univ.).
.524-0724
Texas Bay Area Gays .
. P.O. 861,(Clear Lake)
332-3737
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc .....
P.O. 86973 #1194
526-5001
Texas Human Rights Foun..
.626-1200/961·9858
Unitarian Gay Caucus.
.
5210 Fannin
520-9767
Women's Lobby Alliance
4 Chelsea.
.52l0439
HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713)
Auberge de France..
. .... 3840 Hillcroft . . .
. .783-4300
Baja's .
. .. 402 Lovett. .
.527·9886
Beulevard Cafe ...
. .808 Lovett
521·1015
Chapultepec (Mexican)
813 Richmond
522·2365
Frankie's Hamburgers
926 Westheimer
529-7896
Happy Buddha.
.
516 Westheimer
527-8494
House of Pies..
..
3112 Kirby.
..
528-3616
House of Pies
6142Westheimer.
.
782·1290
Matt Garner BBO .
.136 W. Gray.
. .527-8468
Rascal's .
.2702 Kirby
524-6272
Spanish Flower.
.
3921 N. Main
869-1706
Tim's Coffee Shop
1525 Westheimer
529-2289
Tila's .
. ... 616 Westheimer
.
.
520-8315
HOUSTON THEATRE (Area Code: 713)
Alley Theater.
.
615 Texas Ave..
Greenway III
Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy
River Oaks
2009 W. Gray. .
.
TowerTheatre.
. .1201 Westheimer..
.228-8421
626-0402
524-2175
.526-1709
LONGVIEW CHURCH (Area Code: 214)
Faith Community Church .... 1116 S. Mobberly .... 757·7336
LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806)
Papillon
1204 Broadway.
.
763-7729
LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 806)
Dignity/Lubbock.
. P.O. 5460.
.
763.£111
Integrity. .
. .839-2809
Lubbock Gay Alliance.
. P.O. 64746179464 .
MCC . .
.2802 42nd St.lP.O. 64574 .
. .792·5354
MIDLAND/ODESSA
MCC.
. .... P.O. 11152179702 .
. .... 687·2027
NACOGDOCHES
ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 409)
GLAS (Gay/Lesbian Association of Students) .
.. Stephen F. Austin Univ., Bex 5813 75962 .. 56().9606
ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Carrousel.
.
201 Alabama. . . .. .
367.()93()
Nite Spot
8401 Andrews Hwy
368-6799
SAN ANGELO CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
MCC
.
P.O. 367
658-6634
SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Phase III
2226 Sherwood Way
942·9168
SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 915)
Gays of Angelo State (GAS) ... P.O. 80963176906 ... 942-0674
SAN ANTONIO BATHS (Area Code: 512)
Club San Antonio
1802 N. Main
735-2467
Executive Health Club.
. .. 723 Ave. B .
.
225-8807
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512)
First Star News
6724 San Pedro ..
. .. 826-9057
Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts
.. 1801 N. Main .. 733-3555
Mendiola·Hamilton
Photography
... 1814 McCullough #3 ..
........
734-8216
On Main.
.
2514 N. Main. .
. .. 737·2323
Texas School of Floral Design ... 3106 West Ave
341·5114
Unicorn Shop.
. .. 302 N. Presa . .
.
226-3186
Video World.
.
1802 N. Main.
.
736-9927
SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
Church of Christ. . . . . . . . . .
.
734-5415
MCCSA .
.
107 S. Pine
271-7353
SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Ab's Westernaire
622 Roosevelt
532'()()15
Benham Exchange
411 Benham.
.
271·3811
Cahoots
435 McCarty
344-9257
Crew.
.
309 W. Market.
.
223-0333
EI Jardin
. .106 Navarro
223-7177
Faces.
..
119EI Mio ........•.....
341-4302
Galleon.
. .330 San Pedro. . . . . . .
.225-2353
LJ.'s. .
.3503 West Ave.
.
341·9359
Madam Arthur's
147 E. Comrnerce.
.
225-9678
San Pedro Connection
828 San Pedro
Snuffy's Saloon.
.
820 San Pedro.
. ... 224-7739
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P.O. 88973 #1194.
..526-5001
Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition
.
P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg./78712.
.
441·3678
Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) .
.
(214) 827·2957
Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter
& Pubs Office)
P.O. A·K, 76201.
.
(817) 367-8216
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. .... (713) 529-70141522·1659
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Bogart's
11541 West Ave. @ Blanco
349-7160
Daisy Tea-Boom
2525 Jackson-Keller
349-1000
Patrick Grant's Circles.
. .107 W. Locust
733-5237
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San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals).
. .227-8181
San Antonio Free Clinic .... 1136W. Woodlawn .... 733-0383
.....................
or 732-4661
San Antonio Plasma Services .112 Auditorium Cir .. 223-2958
The Bridge (youth shelter) .... 606 Wilson Blvd..
..734-9532
V.D. Testing (Healthline).
. .222·1810
Sunset Boulevard
1430 N. Main
22SB654
2015 Place.
. .. 2015 San Pedro. .
. .. 733-3365
Talk of the Town.
. .....
3530 Broadway.
. .... 826-9729
SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS
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Alamo Human Rights Comm .. 150 Terrell Plaza #188/78209
Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St
2254227
Alpha Plasma Center
.. 302 S. Aores
224-1749
Church Theatre.
. .....
1150 S. Alamo.
.
224-4085
Crisis Hotline.
...........
. .....
227-43571736-1876
Dignity (Gay Catholics) .
. P.O. 12484178212 .
.349-3632
Drug Abuse MHMR .
. 3721A S. Presa St .
.533-9156
Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club
P.O. 12197
733-8388
Family Services Assoc
230 Pereida
226-3391
Forward Foun., Inc. (community education) . .
.
222·9575
Friends, Etc
7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315178216.
Gay Services Healthline.
.. PO. 12706178212
222·1810
Gay Switchboard.
.
733-7300
Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) . . . . .
. .2254088
Integrity
PO. 15006178212 . . . . . ..
. .. 734-0759
Lambda AA .
.
1312 Wyoming
271·3643
Las MujeresiWomen's
Center
,:.
.
822-8444
Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine
PO. 290043178280.
Mission City Chorale.
.2503 Jackson-Keller #113 .
.342-4198/737·1947
Parents & Friends of Gays
511 E. Park.
.222·1810
Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) .
P.O. 5992178201
Runaways (Youth Service Project) . .
. .299-7880
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