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THIS WEEK IN TEXAS
September
19-25. 1986
MOVIES Goy Characters in Dona Her/indo ond Her Son and Desert Bloom
SHOWSIZ Jock Varsl Skirts the Issue of Troy Donohue & Joey Heatherton
PHOTO ESSAY Dallas' Tera Gandy
SNAPSHOTS Son Antonio' s Goy Fiesta
Tera Gond." In Oak Lawn
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CONTENTS
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Volume 12. Number 27
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TWT NEWS Brandi West Found Guiltl,!. NOW
COMMENT Letter to the Editor
BOOKS Hord-Core Murder bl,! Bob Henderson
MOVIES Dona Herlinda and Her Son Reviewed
September 19-25. 1986
State Convention in Austin.
Reviewed
bv David
Fields
bV 0_ Flores Alvarez
With Jon Voight Reviewed bV Harrv Deutsch
Desert
Bloom
Mono
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bV Donalevan Maines
SHOWBIZ Joeu Heatherton Sings Huskl,!.Troo Donahue Doesn't. . bV Jack
BACKSTAGETexas Entertainment and Theatre bV BiIHeDuncan
ART Menashe Kadishman. International Artist bV Mitchell M. Bartlow
HOT TEA Texas Freedom Parade in Dollas ...
SNAPSHOTS San Antonio's Gal,! Fiesta
SPORTS Texas Sports bV BabbV Miller
STARSCOPEFrom Love to Sensuolitu bV Milton von Stern
COVER/PHOTO ESSAY Tera Gandl,! Photographs bV Michael McHinnev
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DALLAS - Thousands of out-oftowners are in Big D this weekend for
the big Texas Freedom Parade and
Celebration in Lee Park-the windup to
this city's Pride '86 extravaganza this
Sunday afternoon, September 21.
"The parade will begin at 3 p.m. at the
Oak Lawn Library and follow the traditional parade route down Cedar Springs
Roadto Lee Park," stated organizer Alan
Ross.
"The Celebration in Lee Park will
follow immediately after the parade," he
told TWT NEWS. The Lee Park affair will
feature a stirring band concert, parade
award presentations and several short
speeches under a backdrop of red, white
and blue pride.
The parade and Lee Park event will
pay tribute to the memories of two wellknown Dallas men who recently died of
AIDS. The Texas Freedom Parade has
been dedicated to Richard Rogers who
had contributed toward the successes
of past parades and made other valuable
contributions to the community.
The Celebration in Lee Park will honor
the memory of Howie Daire, founder of
'I the Oak Lawn Counseling Center, one
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of the first people in Texas to begin the
fight against AIDS.
The theme for Dallas' gay pride activities is "Dallas: United for Life and
Freedom." The grand marshals are
Jackie Baker and Don Baker who were
selected for their contributions in the
fight against AIDS and in the fight to
overturn Texas Penal Code 21.06. They
will speak at Lee Park with other guest
speakers, Dallas city councilmembers
and the Rev. Troy Perry, founder of the
Metropolitan
Community
Church,
stated Ross.
A Food Bank truck will be in the
parade, allowing individuals to put the
food on the truck as it passes.
The Food Bank provides food for Persons with AIDS or ARC throughout the
community, whether they live at home
or in the Oak Lawn Counseling Center's
PWA House, stated Melvin Myers, director of Social Services.
FEMINISM
IN ACTION
Weekend State Convention
For National Organization
Of Women Meets in Austin;
Addresses Issueof Lesbianism!
AUSTIN - This city's Sheraton Crest
Hotel on Town Lake will be the site of
the statewide convention of the National Organization of Women (NOW)
which opens Friday, September 19 and
runs for three days through the
weekend.
"A reception will kick things off on
Friday so that individuals registered at
the convention as well as the general
public will have the opportunity to meet
with their state legislators," spokesperson Ann Robinson told TWT NEWS.
On Saturday there will be entertainment and the election of state officers
plus an auction for NOW.
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TWT SEPTEMBER 19 _ SEPTEMBER 25 198" TWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
On Sunday, Sarah Weddington will be
the keynote speaker. Weddington is
known for her stance on equal rights for
women.
There are twelve workshops scheduled plus three issues hearings. Among
the workshops are those on Lesbianism, AIDS, Child Care, Feminism as a
commitment to Our Lives, Consciousness Raising, Pay Equity, Pornography,
Reproductive Rights, Sexual Harassment, ... Isms in Our Hearts, Clinic
Violence and Women and Spirituality.
The convention is open to the public.
However, voting privileges are extended only to NOW members, stated NOW
official Beverly Black. Special room
rates are available along with alternative
housing and child care, she said.
San Francisco City Supervisor Harry Britt in Dallas this Satur·
day night to keynote Bteck- Tie Affair.
TWT NEWS photo by Blase DiStefano.
HARRY BRITT
KEYNOTES BLACK·
TIE SOIREE
San Francisco City
Supervisor Guests at
Anatole Hotel Affair_
Dinner Benefit.
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DALLAS - TWT NEWS has been advised that San Francisco City Supervisor Harry Britt will return to his native
• _~~Texas to keynote this year's black-tie
soiree presented by the Dallas Dinner
Committee.
The $150-a-plate dinner will be held
at Khmer Pavillion in the Anatole Hotel
this Saturday night, September 20, on
the eve of the Texas Freedom Parade.
Cocktails are at 7:15 p.m., followed by
dinner at eight and dancing till midnight.
John Thomas of the Dallas Dinner
Committee said this year's theme was
"United Our Way." The dinner is a
benefit forthe Human Rights Campaign
Fund plus local non-profit organizations. HRCF takes 50% of net proceeds,
it was explained.
Last year's dinner at the Fairmont
raised more than $43,000 and was split
betwen the HRCF, the Foundation for
Human Understanding, the Metropolitan Community Church, the Oak Lawn
Counseling Center, the Turtle Creek
Chorale and the Texas Human Rights
Foundation.
Members of this year's steering committee are Mike Anglin, Becky Kidd, Ray
Kuchling, Eddie Nunns, Jack Pettit,
Mark Rogers, Mike Stewart, Thomas,
Dick Weaver and William Waybourn.
Highlight of the evening will be the
presentation of awards to a national individual and to a local individual who
have helped the community.
For more information, contact Thomas at (214)559-2166.
GAY LOBBY
MEETS TO PLAN
LGRA Holds Meeting in
Austin to Plan Strategy.
AUSTIN - The board of directors of
the state's gay rights lobby, Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates (LGRA), has
planned a strategy meeting for this
Saturday, September 20.
The meeting will be held at the
Metropolitan Community Church, 1100
Springdale Road, beginning at 1 p.m.,
lobbyist Pat Cramer announced. "All individuals and organizations are invited
to attend," she advised TWT NEWS.
Agenda items include a discussion
on the recent Dallas-sponsored Gay
Leaders Conference's legislative proposal and the lobbying effort to be put
forth by LGRA for the next regular session of the Texas Legislature which
meets for its 70th session next January.
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Wednesday, September 24
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DALLAS - A panel of four courageouSpersons who have been diagnosed with AIDS and/or ARC conducted a
workshop Saturday, September6, to tell
now they are dealing with their illness,
how their friends and employers have
not dealt with it and how it has affected
their lives.
The workshop was' held at the
MCCD's Dallas Activity Center where an
eager exchange of ideas was communicated in an honest and touching
manner as the audience quizzed the
panel.
Among those sitting on the panel was
David Sharpton who told the audience,
"I had to give up my job at the suggestion of my employer after he found out
I was ill. My roommate also asked me
to move out."
Another panel member stated, "Unfortunately, there is still a lot of apathy
about AIDS here in Dallas. People are
still going out late and doing lots of
drugs."
Panelist Billy Burton agreed, adding
that "there's still a lot of fear in the community about AIDS." Burton told of how
his lover had left him.
"But actually he wasn't leaving me,
he was leaving the disease, out of fear,"
explained Burton.
Burton also said that when he first
found out he had the disease, "I felt a
great deal of anger, but mostly a lot of
fear. I was terrified that my doctor didn't
have an answer or a cure.
"I went home and cried and the first
three friends I called were dead. That's
when I went to the Oak Lawn Counseling Center," stated Burton.
Sitting on panel of Dallas persons with AIDS/ARC are (I-r)
David Sharpton, Curt Vandenberg and Billy Burton.
TWT NEWS photo by Chuck Patrick.
Panelist Curt Vandenberg said that
when he was first diagnosed with ARC,
"the company where I worked said I
couldn't come back until I tested
negative on the virus." Last April
Vandenberg was laid off and his dismissal is now under litigation. "But, my
friends have stood by me," he stated.
Doctors agree that the mental anguish of seeing friends, lovers, family
and employers desert persons with
AIDS/ARC is as bad as the disease itself.
MCCD HONORS
EVELYN PRUITT
Eastman & Troy Spotlighted
At Friday's Pride Banquet.
DALLAS - This
weekend
of
September 19-21 is a very special one
for MCC-Dallas.
On Friday, September 19, MCCD
hosts an MCC Pride Banquet at the
Dallas Hilton Inn on Central honoring
the Reverend Elder Don Eastman who
just won the Texas Freedom Award last
weekend at the Majestic Theatre performance. Eastman will be moving to
Los Angeles to assume a full-time position in the Fellowship.
The Reverend ElderTroy Perry will be
a special guest at the Friday's banquet
when MCCD honors Evelyn Pruitt for
her community work with the MCCD
AIDS Crisis Fund.
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HOUSTON - The fate of the Montrose Clinic seems uncertain as the
building housing it at 803 Hawthorne at
Stanford is now up for sale. It has been
placed on the open market.
"We must be prepared to make an immediate move," said executive director
Tom Audette. "We are looking for a location right now," he told TWT NEWS.
The building along with the property
was owned by the late Nicholas George
who willed the property to St. Michael's
Catholic Church. "They have instructed
the executor of the estate to sell the property," explained Audette.
The asking price, TWT NEWS learned,
is $160,000. Of course, in the current
depressed local real estate market
where property values are in a tailspin,
the church might settle for a lower price,
it was speculated.
It is hoped that a friendly takeover
could transpire and that the new property owner would decide to let the MonItrose Clinic stay on as a renter. Perhaps
a new owner would want to make a
gesture to the clinic, it was hoped.
Meanwhile, the search continues for
residential or commercial property
which could be leased to the clinic.
Perhaps there are those who could
make a donation to the Clinic Building
Fund to help cover the cost of a perrnanent clinic site, Audette stated.
It was stressed that the Montrose
Clinic is not for sale; only the property.
Nevertheless, the clinic has been placed on a30-dayoccupancy notice. "This
means we can be evicted or choose to
vacate the property with little warning,"
said Audette, describing it as a "critical
situation."
BRANDI WEST
GETS LIFE
IN PRISON
Entertainer Gets Maximum
Sentence in Quick Verdict
For Girlfriend's Murder.
COLDSPRING, TX - Claiming to the
end that he was innocent of murdering
his girlfriend, Clifford Youens-a.k.a
Brandi West-received
the maximum
sentence of life in prison in a sensational week-long trial that ended last Friday in this small east Texas county seat
town.
It seemed from the outset of the trial,
which began on September 8, that the
cards were stacked against Youens
because the prosecution was successful in portraying Youens as a man
of costume, deceit and illusion. As a
result, the judge and jury found it impossible to believe any of Youens'
testimony.
Gayla Staas of Dallas who covered
the trial for TWT NEWS reported, "The
jury deliberated only 45 minutes and
spent most of that time eating lunch
rather than looking at the evidence. The
jury had already made up its mind," she
observed.
Although Youens was visibly upset at
the verdict, he remained real strong in
his defense, saying, "I don't know who
killed her. All I know is that I didn't kill
her," said Youens. But the jury didn't
believe that.
Even though Youens' own testimony
cleared up many questions and cleared
him of many questionable dates, the
jury didn't believe him because the prosecution had destroyed his credibility,
Staas reported.
Evidence presented at the trial
pointed to Youens' guilt in the death of
his girlfriend, Patrice LeBlanc, whose
body was found stabbed 39 times and
floating in Lake Livingston on March 23.
Prosecutors said Youens probably
killed his roommate LeBlanc, at Greenway Oaks Condominiums in Houston,
because she rejected his love for her.
Shortly after the jurors began hearing
testimony in state district Judge Joe
Ned Dean's court, Deputy James Lyles
said that his investigation showed
yellow concrete chips and yellow and
gray paint scratches were found on
Youens' parents boat by the lake house.
The pair of concrete blocks, one
painted yellow and the other gray, were
chained to LeBlanc's body when it was
found 1,000 feet off-shore from the
marina. The conrete blocks were traced to Youens' condo in Houston.
In an attempt to prove that LeBlanc
was murdered at Youens' condo, the
prosecution produced a carpet salesman who testified that Youens paid for
new carpeting on March 10, insisting
that it be installed the same day, in order
to cover up blood stains.
A crime lab chemist said human
blood was found on a section of plywood flooring under the new carpet.
Evidence also showed that Youens had
allegedly sold some of LeBlanc's
jewelry on March 6 to pay for the new
carpeting.
Although Youens' defense attempted
to show otherwise, his fate seemed
sealed from the start as others testified.
Lenny McDaniels, a close friend of
Youens' for several years, testifed that
he found Youens' reaction odd when he
tried to discuss LeBlanc's death.
McDaniels also said thathe felt Youens
wanted to change his life to become
less of a star after he started going with
LeBlanc.
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Clifford Youens, e.k.e. entertainer Brandi West, found g,
ty on murder charges. TWT NEWS photo by Scot Robe,
And the prosecutor, in his closing
arguments, yelled and screamed, calling Youens a liar, observed Staas.
With the hopeless trial over, Youens
now faces up to 99 years in prison and
a fine not to exceed $10,000.
The official sentencing will be at 9
a.m- on Wednesday, October 8, Staas
reported. He will then be taken from the
San Antonio County Jail in Coldspring
to the state prison in Huntsville.
Will Youens appeal? Although that
seems the next step, no plans had been
set in motion as of this week, TWT NEWS
learned.
Noel Garza testified that Youens w
very jealous of LeBlanc, having se
Youens fly into a rage once wh
LeBlanc had a conversation with anot
er man while Youens was performing
Brandi West at a gay club in Dallas.
Another friend of Youens', Natal
Roberts, testified of his "erratic a
violent temper. His personality w
b~comi~g more extreme, getting mO'II[IWi\$lilfti:i</"""F~_~
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Violent.
Votivecandles at Metropolitan Community Church in Dallas
Clearly, the prosecution convin litin memory of those who have died of AIDs during5().hour
ed the jury that Youens was a liar. "Th Vigil of Prayer.
TWT NEWS staff photo.
man:s w~ole ~ifehas been ~ lie. Hi~ pr
50.HOUR
tesslon IS a lie, down to hls sex life I
a lie. Everything about him is a loser,
AIDS VIGil
sa!? Di~trict Attorney Joe Price.
Texas Churches Hold
He IS a hopeless, hopeless lose
And he blames his faults on others."
Non-stot» Prayer Watch.
D.A. Keith called Youens "a man
TEXAS - The Metropolitan Comcostume. This is a man of pretend. Thi munity Churches of Texas kept their
is a man who makes his living to live doors open around the clock this past
lie."
weekend as hundreds came to pray for
In light of such harsh character jud friends who have died of AIDS. The
ments, TWT NEWS analyzed, Youens w Texas effort was pivotal in the nationnever able to convince the jury that h wide 50-hour Vigil of Prayer
.
wasn't lying when he took the stand t
In Texas, MCC churches in Dallas,
plead in his own defense, reading fact Arlington, Fort Worth, San Antonio and
from his hand-written notes.
Galveston were among the participating
Said Youens on the stand, "As far congregations. Doors to their saneme living a lie, I suppose that means th tuaries were open from Friday through
every actor or actress who's ever go Sunday evening, September 5 to 7.
ten on stage also lives a lie-even th
Simultaneous services were held,
clowns in the circus."
friends lit votive candles in remem"He just lied too much and I don brance of loved ones who have died of
think he'll ever admit it," the ju AIDS,while other prayed forthemselves
foreman stated.
Orthose that are sick.
nUT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1981 TUJT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
In churches everywhere, people were
seen on their knees praying in silent
meditation.
USA LAUNCHES
NUTRITION PKG
State·of·the·Art Wellness
Program Sweeping Texas!
Dallas' Tony Dorsett "
Houston's Dr. DeBakey
Endorse "Staying Healthy."
Exclusive 1WT NEWS Analysis.
TEXAS - Considering that the nation has only recently come to grips with
the AIDS crisis, it's no wonder that more
persons are now suddenly becoming increasingly health conscious and concerned about keeping their immune
systems charged up to full capacity.
And one of the best ways of staying
healthy is good nutrition, specialists
say.
As Dr. Kevin Murphyof Dallas recently said at an AIDS seminar in Oak Lawn,
"The importance of good nutrition is
glaringly obvious." And he's not the only
Texas doctor who emphasizes nutrition.
As Dr. Michael E. DeBakey of Houston's Baylor College of Medicine puts
it, "I am now convinced that proper
nutritional
practices
can have a
beneficial effect on the health of our
heart and blood vessels."
"I totally support the goals of United Sciences of America,
Inc. and I am pleased to contribute to this bold scientific
endeavor," says Dr. Michael E. DeBakey of Houston.
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strong statements. But, unfortunateI up till now not too much was ever
~~ittenor known on the subject of nutrition. Little hands-on research was ever
done.
Now that is beginning to change as
such prominent persons as heart transplant pioneer, Dr. DeBakey; nobel prize
winner in medicine, Dr. Julius Axelrod;
immunology expert and cancer researcher, Dr. Robert Good; among others,
havecollaborated to come up with the
first scientifically produced wellness
program on nutrition.
The company that has pulled this
monumental nationwide process together is United Sciences of America,
Inc.(USA).Since its start-up earlier this
year,it has known phenomenal growth,
being tagged by Wall Street as "the
fastest growing corporation in U.S.
business history."
The company now has spread into
Texas where interest is running high
among not only prospective marketers
but also among consumers at large.
TWTNEWSrecently viewed a video
tape presentation on the corporation.
The USA story was narrated by William
Shatner of Star Trek fame. Even Dallas
Cowboy pro-football hero Tony Dorsett,
tennis star Chris Everett-Lloyd and
baseball's Steve Garvey endorse the
USA program of wellness.
What is the program? Clearly, it is
more than its fiber energy bars, calorie
control formulas or other burgundy and
white bottles of complex ingredients, as
it is the result of human research by over
300 doctors' studies vigorously programmed into USA's computerized data
braintrust.
What does all this mean to the
average reader of TWT?Perhaps, at last,
science has come up with a state-of-theart formula of good nutrition and
wellness.
And that sure beats spending hundreds of dollars on assorted vitamins
and minerals taken haphazardlysomething that most doctors warn
against because all too often this can
produce a negative toxic effect on the
immune system.
Tony Dorsett, running back of Dallas Cowboys, uses and
endorses USA's nutritional formulas.
For instance, the American swimming team is now testing one of the USA
formulas to see how it increases their
stamina. The Harvard Medical School is
now conducting ongoing testing of
another USA formula to see how it increases the cardiovascular system,
something that marathon runners like
Bill Rodgers are vitally interested in.
USA, Inc. is attempting to take the
guesswork out of what constitutes a
good nutrition program, bringing current knowledge to acritical tuming point
in vitality and stamina.
As a company spokesperson put it,
"USA has the unshakeable faith that its
nutritional products present to the.
American consumer a first-ever breakthrough nutrition package that will bring
better health and well-being
for
everyone."
With such determination, it's clear
that USA will likely avoid the problems
of some of its better-known brethren like
unbridled Herbalife.
To harness the USA power, it plans
to put together a distributorship network of 100,000 during the next year.
And that's where Texas fits into USA's
national puzzle.
Already branches are in place in such
major Texas cities as Dallas and Houston, TWTNEWShas learned. Others are
certain to follow as Texans eager to be
both successful and healthy plug into
the USA engine in the Lonestar State.
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Macho Latinos
Dear TWT:
Your TWT NEWS article on the [Labor Day
weekend Statewide] Tejano's Conference
contained some "logic" that really got
me riled. " ... It is often easier to simply
say I got AIDS from IV drugs rather than
admit to being gay."
What the hell do these boys think
coming out is all about? And when
diagnosed with AIDS, your days are
numbered. Will these macho Latinos lie
till they die? The joy of knowing your
"friends" and family love you for you
make coming out worth it. And there is a
great relief in knowing you don't have to
lie.
Keep up the good work, "Tejanos." ...
M. Barnes
Houston, Texas
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DearTWT:
I'd like to suggest that you entertain
the idea of running some kind of a
"reader survey" of your female readers to
get their opinions on the necessity of
using the word "lesbian" to identify
themselves rather than simply allowing
the word "gay" to cover us all.
In most of the women's movements it
seems that one issue is to de-genderize
our language where it can be done. The
recent trend towards adding the term
"lesbian" to the names of our community
organizations seems to me to be heading
in the opposite direction. But! It does
recognize the females in our community.
Maybe they like the way it's heading. I
would just like to hear it from them ....
Michael-Tyler C. Sarlow
Fort Worth, Texas
There are definitely two schools of
thought on this controversial word-issue of
lesbians vs. gay women. Those preferring
to be called "gay women" maintain that they
find the word "lesbian" uncomplimentary
and are uncomfortable with its use. Yet,
others stand by the use of lesbian. While
there seems to be little room for comTWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
promise, rwr COMMENT would be agreeable
to re-openlng this ongoing Issue to debate
on these pages.-Editor
Actively Gay?
DearTWT:
I thought Professor Ray Hill's article on
"How Actively Gay Are You?" [rwr
VIEWPOINT, Vol. 12, No. 25] really hit home
for a lot of us. It's a very true assessment
of what we must all do to push for the
rights that we as citizens of this great
country deserve.
So many of us scream injustice, but
when it comes time to act and really do
something about the injustices, we are
prone to making up excuses for not
voting, not writing that letter to protest
homophobic attitudes, or not getting
together with others to combine our
strength in attacking important issues.
Well, the time is no more critical than
now to act. We must show our resentment toward the Supreme Court for their
miscarriage of civil justice tegarding the
sodomy laws.
I think that the planned march on
Austin next spring is a great way of
showing this. I know it will turn out
bigger and better than anyone imagined
if all gay and concerned people out there
will just make a commitment of self.
What we're fighting is pre-judged
attitudes-the
very same unfounded
fears and prejudices that led to the
burning of so-called witches in Salem.
The sodomy laws are a judicial materialization of these prejudices, and that's
exactly what they are-not laws
necessary for civil existence, but
prejudices that belong back in the
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
along with the witch burnings.
I implore all of your readers to show
the people of Texas and everywhere else
that we are not the perverted monsters
that their prejudices have led them to
believe, but normal pleasant people that
they rub elbows with every day. Protest.
Show your face. Go to the march on
Austin and hold your head up high and
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be proud of what you are. You do matter,
and your votes and protest do count for
the good of the whole.
Kenneth Foster
Dallas, Texas
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Dear TWT:
As Ray Hill has written, it is time for all
of us to register and to prepare to vote
regularly for candidates supporting us.
Most of the gay community realizes the
[Houston] mayor and councilmembers
have abandoned us, but more need to
open their eyes.
When you see the unprecedented and
undeserved harassment of gays in every
place from Memorial Park to Foley's
Northwest Mall, you will see that we also
need to institute a PAC (political action
committee) to put up some money to
help support our candidates ....
Robert Hill
Houston, Texas
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Dear TWT:
The various candidates in the November election are busily producing more
yawns than anything else. However,
those active in Houston Gay Political
Caucus are not bored.
Since focusing more than ever before
on long-term plans for precinct
organization, each of us in HGPC is
aware that what we do now will influence
our success in years to come. Work we
do in election precincts will be of benefit
next year and the year after, and not just
in terms of numbers voting in each
election.
One of our goals is the election of
Republican and Democratic Precinct
Chairs. The next election date for them is
May, 1988, but the filing deadline is
February, 1988. In other words, less than
a year-and-a-half from now. As we look
for people to work in precincts, we are
also looking for precinct chair candidates
and people to attend precinct and other
Political conventions in 1988. Sixteen
months is not an excessive amount of
time for this kind of work.
As we find openly gay men and women
to run for precinct chair, we hope that we
are developing a pool of people
interested in running for other elective
Offices. There will be candidates in the
Houston Municipal Election next year
Who are openly gay. The precinct
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SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
organization we have in place by
November, 1987, will not only help
produce votes for these candidates, but
will also be a source of talent and
experience for the candidates'
campaigns.
We have already begun planning
strategy in one of these campaigns. This
work will begin in earnest after the first
of the year.
For the current election season, we
have made a superior effort in planning
and organizing. We are registering voters
at bars and businesses in the Montrose
area every weekend in September. (The
deadline is October 3.) We will phone
bank the week before the election. The
election newsletter which is mailed to
the entire HGPC mailing list is already in
production.
To pay for all this activity, we have two
fundraisers planned. The "Montrose High
School Homecoming Dance" will be on
Sunday afternoon, September 28, at
Heaven. We will choose a Homecoming
King and Queen. On October 25, we will
have a dinner honoring David Scondras,
the opealy gay member of the Boston
City Council. ...
At the HGPC Endorsement Meeting,
September 17, we will decide which
candidates' names will appear on our
slate card. The work to make those
endorsements effective is fascinating.
We are not bored. If you want to help,
either in the overall effort, or in your own
precinct, give us a call. Then you too will
not find this election boring.
Joe Thornton
Chair, Republican Committee
Houston Gay Political Caucus
Houston, Texas
Brandi West Support
DearTWT:
I want to thank everyone at the TWT
office, once again, for the help and
support they gave me during Cliff
Youens' [a.k.a, Brandi West] time in jail
and during last week's trial. Every time
Cliff needed dates or information,
everyone there was very nice and did
whatever they could to help.
Everybody around me has been very
sweet and helpful. Please continue to
believe in Cliff; he does need his friends
now and some real support!
Gayla
Dallas, Texas
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One of the newest gay mysteries to
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Murder comes to us from Amsterdam
(Acolyte Press) and is set in Greece. A
most improbable gay detective, Spiros
Giorgiou is a 23-year-old Greek hustler
who aspires to a more legitimate,
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though slightly more respected, profession.
Bob Henderson, the author, has a
potentially
intriguing,
entertaining
series on his hands, but his initial installment is somewhat disappointing. Technically speaking, the case is orchestrated well, but the characters could be
fleshed out more completely. Spiros
himself could be made a more complex
personality.
Initially, he appears full of the hustler
"mindset," arrogant, disdainful, frivolous, checking out the action. His credibility as a detective, though he claims
to be licensed, is very poor. The transition from the hustler mindset to the
private investigator
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abiding, respectful, analytical, persevering--is difficult for the reader to
believe.
In fact, the story starts out as he
focuses his eye on two "lovelies"; he is
drawn to the male transvestite, rather
than to whom we find out later is the
TV's sister. Spiros is drawn to Ursula,
from Sweden, who is in Greece with his
sister to make a few more porno movies
with Big Billy Paris. Paris is a "bigname" producer of light comedy, thrillers and hard-core pornography.
When Ursula's sister, Britt, is found
brutally slashed and murdered on a
hillside, Spiros shifts moral and professional gears to help solve the murder for
Ursula. As he has aged, his happy-golucky attitude has changed as well; he
is a more sober, serious person. And
though he has "street-smarts," the
readerstill cannot help but feel he is unqualified for the job, and unable to give
Spiros her/his confidence.
If Henderson addresses these issues,
future installments will reflect Spiros'
developing and maturing personality
and outlook. Hard-Core Murder would
only benefit from characters with more
depth, from a less sensationalistic treatment, and from more involvement of the
glories and contributions of Greek
culture and philosophy. Henderson's
first effort holds an implicit promise of
entertaining things to come.
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Then Dona Herlinda moves to phase
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well. Enter Olga, Dona Herlinda's personal choice for Rodolfo. They get married and soon after, Olga delivers ason.
They move in with Dona Herlinda and
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Dona Herlinda is played to parakeet
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Del Toro is a newcomer to the big
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where the film was shot. As the lovers,
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Their relationship grows in a variety of
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When Rodolfo returns from his
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Olga is understandable. Lupersio
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have a baby and have someone else take
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grad school. With Rodolfo and Ramon
she gets everything she wants. Rodolfo
married her, and Ramon will take care of
their son.
Everyone, it seems, gets what they
want. Or at least most of what they want.
And everyone is a little wrong for it.
But as Ramon's friend tells him when
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,~YCHO-BABBLE - One person
you just don't dare ask how she's doing these days is erstwhile starlet and
Vegas headliner Joey Heathertonbeloved by many of us for a "cinematic"
career that has included the likes of
Twilight of Honor (1963), Where Love
Has Gone (1964), My Blood Runs Cold
(1965), Bluebeard (1972) and, I swear,
The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington
(1977).Now, I don't want to joke around
about Joey's recent difficulties (which
have included, in alphabetical order,
charges against her for disorderly conduct, drug possession,
felonious
assault and theft of services), but you'll
have to agree that we have here a classic
example of life imitating art. I simply
can't wait for the inevitable TV-movieThe Joey Heatherton Story-which
would be the ideal vehicle for a Linda
Blair comeback, wouldn't it? One sequence of the scenario could be called
"Joey Heatherton Sings Ferlin Husky,"
since, as you've no doubt forgotten,
Joey actually had a hit record back in
PAGE 42
1972 with a remake of Ferlln's country
classic "Gone." ... Another sequence
could be called "Joey Meets Troy
Donahue," because those two actually
starred together in My Blood Runs Cold.
I can't imagine how Joey escaped being charged for that offense .... Incidentally, this is as good a time as any to inform you that Troy Donahue is coming
back (again) in something called
Cyclone. The dream cast also includes
Martin Landau, Russ Tamblyn, Tim Con·
way Jr., and the magnificent Martine
Beswick, whom The Film Encyclopedia
completely omits despite the fact that
Ms. Beswick dazzled us in such celluloid treasures as Prehistoric Women
(1967), Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971)
and Seizure (1974). In the latter, she
played "The Queen of Evil" and one of
her co-stars was-you guessed it-Troy
Donahue .... If you really don't have the
patience to wait for The Joey Heatherton Story, I suggest you check out a neW
celluloid treasure called Reform School
Girls, a low-budget, women-behind-bars
TWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 2S 1986 I
opus more or less intended for audiences made up of those people you
always see waiting for calls at phone
booths in senseless-killing neighborhoods. Get a load of the cast: Wendy O.
Williams (as a "hardened lesbian con"),
Sybil Danning (as a "Bible-quoting
warden") and Pat Ast (as a "mannish
matron"). I think I'll wait for the videocassette .... And let me send my heartfelt condolences to poor Mary Wells, the
ex-Motown chanteuse who claims that
she was recently kidnapped (along with
her husband and baby) by fans who
wanted her to record a song they'd written.... By the way, this week's column
is also available in your better supermarkets.
ROLLING THUNDER -Ifanymoviemaker is on a roll right now, it has to be
Francis Coppola, whom many would
argue is America's greatest film director. You might recall that both of Coppola's Godfather epics were Oscared for
Best Picture and he also took home the
statuette for directing the second one
in 1974. On the strength of these accomplishments, it's not important that
Coppola's subsequent films-Apocalypse Now, One From the Heart, Rumble Fish, The Outsiders and The Cotton
Club-didn't result in hard-ons for Rex
Reed,Gene Shalit, Pauline Kael and the
like, or earn billions at the box office
either. Coppola, with or without his head
up his ass, is always interesting and I
for one am even willing to forgive him
for making the notorious Captain EO,
that new 17-minute Michael Jackson
film which reportedly cost in the
neighborhood of $20 million. Not that
I'll ever get to view the thing-I mean,
I'm just not into cruising Florida's EPCOT Center or the California branch of
Disneyland. And these are the exclusive
locations where Captain EO is to b
shown .... The Coppola roll will gather
even more momentum (or moss) in earTWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
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Kathleen Turner, Nicolas Cage, Barry
Miller and Catherine Hicks. In this one,
Kathleen plays Peggy Sue Bodell (no
relation to Buddy Holly), a fortyish
mother of two grown children. Sounds
like a far cry from Romancing the Stone,
Crimes of Passion and Prizzi's Honor!
Anyway, Peggy Sue has a lousy marriage, but, thanks to a freakish incident
at her 25th high school reunion, she
finds herself back in the year 1960 and
faced with the opportunity to live her life
over with the benefit of her "adult"
wisdom. Don't worry, Michael J. Fox
doesn't show up in a cameo .... There's
also a slim chance that Coppola's next
epic, the controversial Gardens of
Stone, could be finished in time to
premiere in late December, which could
result in the director being in direct competition with himself for next year's slew
of Oscars. Gardens of Stone, described as both "pro-American" and "antiwar," stars James Caan, Anjelica
Huston, James Earl Jones, Dean
Stockwell, Lonette McKee and Sam Bottoms. I'll be interested to see if Griffin
O'Neal's scenes make it to the final print
stage, since poor Griff, as you've heard,
has been implicated in the death of Coppola's son during filming of Gardens of
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me to establish pipelines in other cities
through which wonderful entertainment
happenings can be illuminated.
So, if you are an entertainer or associated with entertainment, please give
me a call or send me a note and let me
know what is going on. This column can
only be as good as the information
available to it.
HOT HUNKS AND HONEYSIN HOUSTON MUSIC. Closing on Sunday,
September 21, are the sizzling sounds
of Commercial Art at Club Flamingo.
Ably led by dynamic Barry Coffing on
keys and vocals, this group is Fun with
a capital "F." So, it's only fitting to fill
this review with F words. Commercial
Art is fine, flairful, flawless, fresh,
faceted, facile, friendly,
festive,
foudroyant, fantastic, fervant, feeling,
fashionable,
fit, fascinating
and
fabulously funky.
Although their material is heavily
weighted in the area of current pop-rock,
they have some solid originals that
might form the basis for the group's
future ascendancy.
One of the group's main attractions
is the strong contrasting styles of the
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two female vocalists, Valerie Johnson
and Jean July. July's gutsy get-down
power is complimented by the smooth
force of Johnson, as each of these
femme musicales moves in and out of
the spotlight.
And while Club Flamingo is on your
mind, remember that the monumental
talents of Martha Turner (with Wayne
Lyles on piano) will be showcased again
this coming Monday and Tuesday.
Starting Tuesday, September 24 (and
going through the 28th), Mercedes Benz
will be pumping out the tunes at Club
Flamingo. The group, which features
the singing talent of San Lee does a
wide variety of music, including pop, top
40, R&B and some Broadway.
TWO MORE ON THE FRONT BURNER.Jerry Atwood and Rick Comeaux are
Euphoric Heat, and that's no exageration. I caught them at Cutters this past
week and was suitably impressed.
Singer Comeaux seems like a darker,
more intense John-Boy with a voice like
the strong warmth of spring love. He
belts, croons and musically emotes
while Atwood sits, quietly maniacal,
manipulating a veritable bank of electronic musicalities, playing with fingers,
toes and even whole hands and feet.
They have an extensive song list that
will thrill the ardent cabaret-lover, but
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they wisely refrain from loading their act
with tired chestnuts. Euphoric Heat is
a refreshing musical combination that
goesbeyond the talents of each person.
Theywill be back at Cutters on September 26, 27 and 28, but you can catch
them this weekend (September 19 and
20) at Tam O'Shanter.
On last Saturday at Cutters, Atwood
was joined by Lee Aldridge and Dana
Davis, who filled in for Comeaux, who
had a prior commitment that night and
could not sing. Aldridge is very cute,
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she is playing next, I will definitely share
that information with you.
LADIES OFTHE MUSICAL EVENING.
Some very popular females will grace
various stages with widely exciting
variations of style and material.
On Saturday, September 20, at the
First Unitarian Church, Channing Hall,
The Reel World String Band will bring
their joyous blend of bluegrass and contemporary folk for the first time to
Houston audiences. This is part of
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and Stritch could still do an act, while
Plant sat in the audience eating ice
cream. On second thought, it just
wouldn't be the same. (Good luck on the
surgery, Rebecca.)
At Lawndale Annex, on Saturday,
September 20, Trish Herrera's band,
Women with Instruments,
will be
featured as part of an exhibition of performance, literary and visual works. Also
on the 20th will be a film by Maureen
O'Malley, as well as Orson Maquelani
reading The Black Cafe and Charlie Sartwelle reading Tales of Fornication. Performance starts at 8 p.m. at the Annex,
5600 Hillman.
NOTHING BORINGON THE BOARDS.
Houston theatre is sizzling right now
with an overwhelming number of nifty
shows currently ready for sampling.
Briefly:
Little Shop of Horrors is delighting audiences at the Tower with its tale of a
boy and his man-eating
plant. Call (713)526-1709or
go by any Ticketron or Rainbow Ticketmaster outlet.
Asinamalif, the critically
acclaimed show being
brought to Houston by the
Alley Theatre and the Society for the Performing Arts
from South Africa's Market
lheatre, opens September30.
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Call (713)228-8421.Asinamalif will also
play for one performance at the Universityof Houston-Clear Lake on October
1. Call (713)488-9334.
Luna Vista, a zany comedy by
Douglas Gower, will run through October 4 at Chocolate Bayou Theater
Company's St. Regis Theater location.
Call (713)528-0119.
Anthony Newley will direct and star
in Stop the World, I Want to Get Off,
September 23 through 28, at the Music
Hall. Call (713)526-1709 or go by any
Ticketron or Rainbow Ticketmaster
outlet.
Joe Egg closes this weekend at
Stages. Call (713)52-STAG E.
FINE FAIRIES FEATURE FUN. The
Miss Camp America Pageant is the
result of carrying dedicated amateur
drag to its illogical conclusion. Both as
a fund raiser and as an entertainment
event, the pageant is invariably
successful.
The members of the club all represent
the states, just as the beauties in Atlantic City represent their states. No, let me
take that back. Camp America is a much
fairer presentation, because winning is
not based on beauty, talent, intelligence
or any of those other silly qualities. It
is based on pure dumb luck.
With that in mind, BACKSTAGE would
like to congratulate this year's winner,
Joe "Evelyn" Cooney (Miss Tennessee),
who worked backstage in this year's
pageant. When he was announced as
the winner, he took his triumphant stroll
down the runway with a red robe over
his black tee-shirt and blue jeans, a glittering tiara on his sparse manly tresses
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anniversary to our friends at Oak Lawn
Records. David, Ray and their crew (see
CRUISE CAMERA photo above) consistently
support our community and we wish
them many more successful years ....
HOT TEA wishes Jeff Portell of the Fraternity a happy 30th birthday, a belated birthday to Tex Massey of TR-II and to Terry
"Pie in the Puss" Chapman who received
a special birthday "present" from Ben
Price at last weekend's Dallas Tavern
Guild Big Event. ... Speaking of the Big
Event, it raised over $2,200 for this year's
Texas Freedom Parade. Lucky Ron J. won
the raffle and will soon jet-off for some
fun in Acapulco. Congratulations! ...
JR's new manager, Lonnie Hallmark, invites all HOT TEA readers to attend the
season premiere of Dynasty this Wednesday night. It should clear up the cliffhanger. ... Don't miss Tramp Night, a
fundraiser for the OLCC, this Saturday at
Tramps, reminded manager Jimmie Bartlett ....
On the subject of fundraisers,
Arena owners Terry (I) and Vince (r)
HOT TEA
presented a check for $500 from their
"Night of 1,000 Drums" party to OlCe s
Bill Appleman. Cheers to the Arena ....
Don't miss The Flirts, live in concert on
the OP stage this Saturday night. They
were such a big hit last time they were in
Dallas that Ruby brought them "back by
popular demand." ... Meanwhile, Club
Soda nights, every Monday and Wednesday at 4001, are really packing in a
young and handsome crowd. In fact,
Kathy "PMS" Jack told HOT TEA "there's
more chicken in there than at Col.
Sanders." Kathy ought to know, she says
that Dee is "finger lickin' good." And
speaking of butch, Dana Riggs won last
weekend's Official Ms. Butch Contest at
Raye's Sassy's Club. Watch for the Miss
Four States Pageant coming there soon.
... Baby's invites you to "Go For The
Gold" next Thursday as Ginger and Dion
"Race for the Gold" preparing for MGA
'86, with Tiffany Arieagus as referee ....
Finally, Patrick's grand re-opening last
week was a big success. Manager Dan
(see photo below, I) and doorman Paul
welcomed hundreds back into their newly redecorated cruise bar. Howard Okon
told HOT TEA to watch for an all new
Chippendale-style dance show every Sunday and Thursday coming soon ....
And
guess who else is getting into the act? It's
Jim Ryan, who's threatening to become
the emcee.
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Flirts are coming back to Houston and
will be live in concert on Heaven's stage
this Sunday night after the free drink
splash....
Spinning the records at the
Copa's Teen Night this Friday will be
deejay Chris Kelley of KRBE "Power 104"
FM....
Speaking of deejays, BRB's
David Royalty has arranged a special
Janie Frickie country music giveaway this
Friday evening ....
And this Saturday
night at Chutes, Ted and Floyd present a
leather fantasy party and contest to be
judged on originality, leather apparel and
eroticism. The next night, B-Jays Band
cranks up the excitement on the patio.
That's perky Becky (I) and lovable Johnny
shown in the CRUISE CAMERA photo below.
Yes, B-Jays Band is a hit, Sunday nights
on Chutes' patio.
HOUSTON HOteaLlNE - Not only
does JR's have a new California attitude,
it also has a new manager, hairy-chested
Reed Mitchell (I), shown in the CRUISE
CAMERA photo above with mega-club
owner, Charles Armstrong. And that's not
all that's new, as JR's also has a new
two-sided drop-down video screen to
show the season premiere of Dynasty on
this Wednesday night. ... Also new to
the party town of Houston is Mecca,
2401 San Jacinto, opening for the first
time this weekend! You'll see lots of
familiar faces like owner Dan Cain,
manager Harry Goldberg and deejay Jon
Mott. Lines will be long, so go early to
see Mecca and its new light show, new
sound, new colors and new state-of-theart look ....
Speaking of Mecca, it's
landed its first big date-the 8th anniversary private party of Fitness Exchange on
Saturday evening, October 4. Incidentally, Fitness Exchange will raffle off a
membership during the party ....
Cheers
to the AIDS Foundation which went over
the top in their $100,000 summer fundraiser drive. To celebrate topping their
goal, they'll hold a Victory Party this Sunday, 2-4 p.m. at Kindred Spirits ....
Guess who's coming to NRG for Halloween? Divine! And at NRG this Thursday, September 25, it's Debra Danburg's
birthday party and campaign fund raiser.
World-renown master-class aerobics instructor Marc Duvall will be there so
Wear your dancin' shoes.... The fab
CHEERS & JEERS - Cheers in Dallas
to the AIDS Resource Center for 40
Foster & Kleiser billboards, advertising the
center's 24-hour telephone number.
Some are in Spanish .... Jeers in Dallas
to those who missed Saturday's
PlaySafe workshop. You should have
seen Mike Richards putting a PlaySafe
rubber on Danny Swinford's dildo. Or
was it Dan Parkhurst's? Seriously, even
though it was a fun session, there still
was much good and timely information
shared by those in attendance. It meets
on the first Saturday of every month.
Don't miss the next one. It could save
your life!
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AUSTIN CASH - John Brogg missed
winning his age in cash when his license
plate, ZN9-477, was published on September 5 in rwr's Lucky License cash
giveaway! Remember, you must have a
lWT bumper sticker on your car to win.
Incidentally, lWT bumper stickers are
available in the Capitol City at both
Liberty Books and Mr. Video.
. .. And now the CRUISE CAMERA tastes
the boiling-pot delights at Snuffy's annual
Chili Cookoff. The winners were (l-r) 1st
place: French Connection, 2nd place:
Miss Ellie's 2015 and 3rd place: Paper
Moon. Later, the.first annual Ms. Chili
Cookoff contest was held. After the allimportant question, "How has chili affected my life in Texas" was answered,
Desi (see below) was chosen as the winner. That talent? Photos by Tim Ramm.
SAN ANteaONIO - Timmy's Tea: The
sixth annual Fandango party at Bonham
Exchange lived up to its name as party
goers (see CRUISE CAMERA photo above)
danced till dawn. Only at the Bonham!
Next is the second annual Jungle party
this Saturday night ....
Fall means you
can now cheer your favorite football
team on to victory every Sunday at The
Crew on big-screen TV. Followed, of
course, by Miss Kitty's famous buffet ....
The Noo Zoo hosts a fund raiser for
BOAT this Monday. Executive director
Bettie Naylor who will be on hand, says
the goal is $3,000. Remember that
BOAT, your voice in the Texas
Legislature, needs your help .... The second annual Toaster Awards will be
handed out this Wednesday at 2015-a
high camp affair featuring bar personalities from all over town on stage in
dreaded drag ....
Next Saturday, the
River City Outlaws and Snuffy's Saloon
host a Leather & Lace party. So wear
your best and meet the specially-invited
out-of-town club members ....
Have vou
seen the SATe's SafeSex brochures? Very
colorful and easy to understand. Incidentally, make note that we now have a ne~
AIDS information hot line, (512)821-6218.
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PARADE TEA - This Sunday,
thousands of Texans will converge on
Dallas for the annual Texas Freedom
Parade, which rolls down Cedar Springs
beginning at 3 p.m. It's the biggest gay
pride parade in Texas! Following the
parade is the Celebration in Lee Park
beginning at 4 p.m. It will feature
speeches by Dallas City Councilwoman
Lori Palmer and a host of other
dignitaries, as well as performances by
several bands, presentations and awards,
and lots of entertainment. See you in
Dallas this Sunday as we become
"United for Life and Freedom." The
Texas Freedom Parade is sponsored by
the Dallas Tavern Guild and the Pride '86
Committee.
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this Saturday night's Hawaiian Luau? ...
In Dallas, Don Eastman of MCCD won
the annual Texas Freedom Award last
Saturday night at the Majestic Theatre.
Congratulations from HOT TEA to a deserving gentleman.
TEXAS TElETYPE - Around $4,000
was raised for the Oak Lawn Counseling
Center and AIDS Resource Center at
Clearview Club in Dallas last Sunday,
donating their door and beer proceeds to
the cause on Sunday which is now gay
night every week ....
In Houston, Mark
Schmidt, owner of the new Parkway
Athletic Club, confirmed that his new
health and exercise facility would open
this fall on Rosine Street.
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TEA - The producers
of Ann-Margret's new movie, Tiger's Tail,
have arranged to film some of the female
impersonators at Houston's Copa. It
seems they know about the Copa girls
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AUSTINteaCIOUS - At Nexus (l-r)
Davie and Phillip are getting set to
welcome hot country singer Dena Kaye
back to the Nexus stage this Wednesday,
September 24 ....
Over at Hall's, Steve
Higgenbotham and Bart Johnson-yes,
Bart's back in Austin-are geared up to
welcome madonna-sound-alike, Regina,
singing her hit "Say Goodbye," among
others, on stage this Sunday. That should
be an en-"rich" -ing experience ....
It
won't be long now till Chain Drive holds
a Monte Carlo afternoon of black jack
and poker on Sunday, September 28. It's
a citywide benefit ....
Friday's Follies is
new for fallon the Backstreet stage
featuring Austin's newest talent
discoveries ....
And that's not all that's
new downtown as James Uselton told
HOT-TEA that he plans to open the Red
River Diner next to the Crossing this fall,
probably in October ....
Speaking of the
Crossing, that popular club celebrates its
sixth anniversary this weekend with an
action-packed event schedule. High on
the list is the Marci Fletcher look-alike
contest this Monday night. Wow! Marci
(r) is shown in the CRUISE CAMERA photo
below with Richard (I) and Granny. One
reason why they all look so happy is that
this wet photo was taken while it was
raining. And we all know what a rainy
day means to the cash registers at the
Crossing, don't we, Fred and Roy?
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HOUSTON - The summer season of the
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane Mixed
Bowling League has ended, reported Phill
Blakeway to TWTSPORTS. The Baby Jane Dolls
ran away with the title. They racked up 34
wins to only 10 losses to dominate the
season.
The only team even close were the B.J.
Bombers who came in second with 25V2 wins
and 18V2 loses. Bear's Golden Girls were only
one-half game back with 25 wins and 19
losses and took third.
The Baby Jane League will start its new
season on September 18 as it combines
forces with the MSA Thursday Night League
and forms a new league called the Houston
Thursday Nite Mixers. For information on this
new venture call Blakeway at (713)784-6373
or Steve Stepleton at 973-1358.
AUSTIN OUTDOORS
AUSTIN - The Adventuring Outdoors
Group had a busy August. Thirteen Adventurers enjoyed the cool Frio River and the
beautiful scenery at the Garner/Lost Maples
during a camping weekend. Lost Maples is
sure to be another trip this fall.
Eight spelunkers had a thrilling time at
Cascade Caverns. They climbed down into
a 25-foot vertical tube situated in the'rnlddle
of an underground cave lake. The trip was exciting (and not nearly as hard as it sounds).
It is sure to be repeated again.
For the month of September the group has
their annual brunch planned for this Saturday, September 20. For information on this
event call Jim at (512)452-5658.Then on Sunday, September 21, the Town Lake morning
jog will take off. The jog is a two- to four-mile
very leisurely event. For information call
Frank at (512)345-7284.
In October, acamping tripto Big Bend National Park is in the planning stages. A recreational vehicle will be rented and driven to the
park. Friday and Saturday will be spent taking in the spectacular canyon and hiking. The
drive back on Sunday may leave time for a
Sonora Canyons visit. This trip is sure to fill
up fast so call early for your reservation. Call
Dave at (512)448-1329.
The Adventuring Outdoors Group is a nonprofit, non-membership,
all-volunteer
organization serving the gay and lesbian community in the Austin area. Its purpose is to
encourage and publish group outings and
social gatherings. For information call
(512)445-7216.
MSA BILLIARDS
FINALE
HOUSTON - After 16 weeks the 1986
MSA Billiards League has ended the summer
season with the Ranch Hands I securing a
first place position. Ranch Hand I remained
undefeated until the last week of play when
they forfeited to the second place team, The
Rancheros.
The Barn captured third place after a close
match with Bacchus I, reported league
secretary Dennis Lord to TWT SPORTS. Bacchus I ended up in fourth place with Bacchus
II close behind in fifth. Bear Paws and the
Venture-N tied for sixth place and will play
off this week to see who wins the trophy.
The winter season will begin in the latter
part of October. Registration will be held at
the Barn on October 5 and October 12 from
2-4 p.m. Anyone interested in playing should
attend one of those dates. For more information call Mitch Mitchell at (713)723-1113or
Roger Pruett at 869-6108.
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and the Coffee Beans tied (2-2) in heated
competition.
The second game marked the start of the
season for the summer season champions,
Marion & Lynn's Rebels. Just back from the
World Series in New Haven, Connecticut,
they were all fired up and ready for blood as
they shut out the Herricanes (11-0).
The Women's Softball League plays at
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Shepherd. Games begin on Sunday morning
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(606). Looks like John wants to wrap up a
trophy early in the season.
There is still room for more teams or individual bowlers in the league. Call your
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reported Joan Hunter to TWT SPORTS. After
two weeks of play, Vice Squad & Gutter Ball
Kings (14-2)are tied for first place. In second,
Maybe Babies (12-4)are chasing the leaders.
Rounding out the top three are Golden Girls
(10-6).
High game (210) and series (558) for the
men was turned in by Todd Pollard. In
women's play, Jo Lenfesty rolled the high
game (160)and Shelly Carter took the series
(386).
There is still time to get in on the popular
and growing Longhorn Bowling League
season. For information contact Hunter at
(817)624-2151.
THEY'RE OFF
HOUSTON - The MSA Monday Night
Bowling League has started the falilwinter
season, reported Steve Stepleton to TWT
SPORTS.
There are four divisions in this
action- packed league.
The standings after only one week of a
looong season are as follows: Division A:
1-Yogi Bear & Boo Boo (3-1),2-A-1 (3-1)and
3-A-7(3-1). Division B: 1-Miss Dee Dee and
the 000 Dahs (3-1),2-Patti LaBowlers (3-1)
and 3-Big Judy & Her Boys (3-1). Division
C: 1-Strike Busters (3-1), 2-C-5 (3-1) and
3-Pretty & White (3-1). Division 0: 1-We
Deliver Videos (4-0), 2-Michael's
Fireman
(3Y2-Y2)and 3-501 Blews (3-1).
John Elford had his high heel bowling
shoes on and took the game (229)and series
The new officers for the Oak Lawn Bowling Association (l-r)
Ken Stewart, treasurer; Nancy Peoples, president; Alan
Covin, vice president; and Jim Beck, secretary.
DALLAS BOWLING
DALLAS - The Oak Lawn Bowling
Association is in its second week of bowling. The league has 66 teams already competing for the top spots; however, there is still
room for more players, reported Jim Beck to
TWT SPORTS. What better way to spend a Monday night than socializing with the girls (real
and those that think they are).
After two weeks of action, the standings
are as follows: Red Division: 1-A Strand of
Girls (8-0), 2-Round Up Rustlers (7-1) and
3-Bowling Bags (6-2).Male high game (233)
went to Tom Paulson and the series (640)to
Chris Beck. Female high game (221) and
series (557) went to Candy Holland.
Blue Division: 1-Lone Star Boys (8-0),
2-Baker & Buns (7-1)and 3-Up-And-Comin'
(7-1). Male high game (245) and series (600)
went to Dan Rich. Female high game (179)
and series (481) went to Jackie Baker.
For information on the OLBA league call
Beck at (214)528-2963.
The Thursday Night Lambda League is also
in its second week of the new season,
reported John Kinchelow to TWT SPORTS. I
Phelta Thi (7-1)are in first place followed by
USDA Prime (7-1) in second. Rounding out
the top three is a tie between Tom Boys &
T.J.'s Hookers (6-2).
There is still room in the Thursday league
for more bo.wlers. For information call
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FULL HARVEST MOON - The annual Full Harvest Moon reached full illumination
last Thursday, September 18 in Piscescausing frequent stressful outpourings of ernotions and inner sufferings over hurt feelings.
Good news: The worst is over as the Full Moon is over. As the Moon grows smaller
nightly, you should notice that your problems also grow smaller.
AUTUMN BEGINS - Fallofficially begins next Tuesday,September 23 at 3 a.m., Texas
Daylight Time. That's when the Sun passes over the equator from the northern to
the southern hemisphere.
It is also on the same day that the Sun leaves Virgo and enters Libra at 2:59 a.m.
About two hours later, the Moon moves from Taurus into Gemini.
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on love and more emphasis on sensuality as a new season dawns.
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now in your third house of travel and
communication, you are urged to take
a trip, sign documents, write contracts,
communicate, converse with those you
wish to persuade, and deal in long distance deals. All such matters currently
are favorably blessed by fortunate
Venus.Thissweeping cycle lastsuntil early October.
LIBRA:(Sep. 23 - Oct. 23) Venus has now
traveled into your second house of
money, causing most of your romantic
pursuits to become monetarily involved,
but in a favorable way. It's a good time
to purchase things of beauty and art.
Romancemay not come asreadily to you,
since Venus has left Virgo, but the Sun
givesyou added zest and vitality rou nding out September as an upbeat month .
SCORPIO:(Oct. 24 - Nov. 21) With Venus
having now moved into your sign, you
can expect this planet of love to bring
romance more readily into your life
through early October. In fact, others
may be quickly attracted to you. Those
who never noticed you before now do
so. You also find yourself looking and
feeling better asVenussendsgood vibrations into your soul. In short, this is your
best time of the year for romance be-
cause Venus, the love planet, is now in
your sign through early October.
SAGITTARIUS:(Nov. 22 - Dec. 21) With
Venus now in your twelfth house, you
will find most of your romantic pursuits
to be secretive and subtle. Romance
takes on a low profile, although it is surely there. You can find yourself doing
more thinking about romance than actually doing something about it. Now,
through early October is a time for planning rather than acting, as Venus will
enter your sign later this year. So,
prepare yourself for romantic adventures when autumn arrives.
CAPRICORN:(Dec. 22 - Jan. 19) With
Venus now in your eleventh house, you
can expect to be quite busy with friends,
parties and with social affairs. Venuscan
also increase your popularity among the
right people, people who can help you.
Your hopes and wishes can now be attained through early October, thanks to
the blessing of beneficial and fortunate
Venus.
AQUARIUS:(Jan.20 - Feb. 18)With Venus
now in your tenth house of career, you
will find your job flowing smoother. Promotions and advancement come more
readily. Pronouncements of your job
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work through early October.
PISCES:(Feb. 19 - Mar. 20) With Venus now
in your ninth house of travel and education, this late September
period becomes most ideal for a late summer vacation or sojourn. It is also a splendid time
for educational planning and enrollment,
since Venus, which is a fortunate and
benefic planet, is traveling through your
learning house. This favorable cycle lasts
through early October.
ARIES: (Mar. 21 - Apr. 19) With Venus now
in your eighth house of other people's
money, now would be a wonderful time
to strike a partnership deal with mutual
money as the centerpiece for a bargain.
Investments begun now are bound to be
fruitful and yield success. Venus is now
encouraging all planning in estate, tax
and mutual money matters. Your sex
drive is also finely tuned for maximum
output.
TAURUS: (Apr. 20 - May 20) With Venus
now in your seventh house of romance,
this is an ideal time for marriage. If single,
you could not find. a better time to go
mate-hunting and tie the knot. If already
married, the cycle is ideal for deepening your present relationship. Venus also
blesses business partnerships. This live
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now in your sixth house you should have
little trouble dealing with coworkers and
accomplishing
mundane work-related
office tasks. Your health picture also appears bright. Any occurring illness will
be Short-lived, quickly diagnosed, and
easily treated, because Venus is spewing out its positive vibrations on such
sixth-house matters as job and health.
This cycle lasts through early October.
CANCER: (June 22-July 22) With Venus
now in your fifth house of love affairs,
you can expect romance to literally seek
you out. Others are attracted to you
quickly. Your personality exudes a romantic charm like a magnet. Love affairs
are blessed by Venus and this ongoing
romantic love affair with love continues
through early October. But don't confuse a love affair with marriage.
LEO: (July 23 - Aug. 22) With Venus now
in your fourth house of the home, you
will find most domestic matters progressing nicely. In fact, apartment hunting,
buying real estate, decorating the home,
entertaining at your address, and simply
staying at home are all blessed by fortunate Venus. Venus allows you to enjoy
your home, to keep it beautiful, and to
find love and enjoy romance within your
four walls. Such a lovely domestic cycle
lasts through early October.
COMING NEXTWEEK: The October 3 New
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Dallas. Small friendly community
near Highland
Park Bank. Close to buses, S.M.U. & downtown. Eff.
& 1 bdr. start as low as $335. ABP if you lease this
week. Call Paul (214)526-0491.
Dallas. Great location,
great value! 1 and 2 bdr.
apartments
available now. $345 to $475 +. Won't
last long. Call Gary (214)528-6275 for appt.
INTERNAJ MEDICINE
INFECTIOUS DISEASES
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
DISEASES
AIDS/KS DIAGNOSIS
OPEN: MON.-FRI.
8:30-5:30
(same day appointment)
SATURDAY and THURSDAY
8:30am-12
noon
Ft. Worth.
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TU.lT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1986
Call (713)861-3692.
Houston.
Montrose
area apartments
wants
qualified tenants to live In selected quiet, secure,
complex. Rents as low as $265.00. Call Republic
Rental (713)523-5559.
Houston. Montrose. All apartments as unique as
yourself. No two apartments alike. Some with hardwood floors, some with skylights.
All have good
closet and cabinet space, lots of windows, tropical
environment.
Excellent security, pool, laundry, free
cable. Starting at $245.00. (713)528-5218 .
Houston. Pecan Park 9 room house. $400.00 month.
(713)523-5125.
Dallas. Oak Lawn with Everything. 2-1 V2 studio condo in Oak Lawn with security entrance and parking.
Small complex with swimming
pool. Tennis and
park across the street.
7 minute
bus ride to
downtown
from front door. Ceiling fans and much
more for only $625/month
including
all utilities.
Adults
only.
No pets.
Available
now, call
(214)871-2994 or 349-4976.
Dallas. Oak Lawn Condo. 2 bedroom/2 bath, gray
carpet, mirrored wall, mini-blinds,
washer/dryer,
dishwasher,
pool, patio, cable. (214)357-3311.
Houston. Montrose. 2 Br. house; hardwood Ilocrs,
4 ceiling
fans, beamed ceilings,
clawfoot
tub,
monitored
security
system,
cats preferred.
$575/(713)526-7322.
Houston. Montrose Eff. & 1 BA. from $200. Close
to everything.
(713)521-2179.
Houston. Bright two bedroom,
2 bath, den apartment in Montrose. Hardwood floors, mini-blinds, arches between rooms. Good security. (713)847-3444.
Houston.
Montrose:
remodeled.
Lots
(713)522-5900.
Garage
Apt.
of
Windows.
Efficiency,
$200/mo.
Houston. Shepherd Forrest -3/1, hardwood floors,
central AlH, mini-blinds, ceiling fans, beautiful yard
w/deck. $550. (713)869-6519 or 280-9626.
Austin. 3/2 CACH, fireplace,
dishwasher,
E. Rund-
berg, $550. (512)835-0051.
Dallas.
Houston. Montrose.
Large apartments
in small
adult complex. Central air/heat, fully carpeted, walkin closets,
pool, covered parking, laundry,
1
bedroom. $285/mo. + elec.2 bedroom $345/mo. +
elec. Also garage apt. $200/mo. + elec. To see call
Bob (713)524-7921 or Jim (713)651-2096.
BE AN URBAN PIONEER
Great apartment space and/or office in Deep Ellum.
Modem appliances, bath, security system, skylights
and deck. Call (214)939-0201 between 9:00 and 5:00
M-F.
Dallas.
OAK LAWN WITH
EVERYTHING
Dallas. Oak Lawn Condo, 2 BR/2 bath, gray carpet,
mirrored
wall,
mini-blinds,
washer/dryer,
dishwasher,
pool, patio, cable (214)357-3311.
(Telephone answered 24 hours a day)
HEIGHTS HOME
Houston. Montrose. Lovely two bedroom in small
quiet complex near Shepherd and Alabama. OnlX
$295 plus
bills
or ask about
"bills
paid.'
(713)529-4903.
entrance and parking. Small complex with swimming
pool. Tennis and park across the street. 7 minute
bus ride downtown from front door. Ceiling fans and
much more for only $625/mo., including all utilities.
Adults
only,
no pets.
Available
now,
call
(214)871·2994 or 349-4976.
3911 LEMMON AVE.
DALLAS, TEXAS
(214) 520-1810
Houston.
GARAGE APT.
1 Bdrm., appliances, ceiling fan. Lots of Oak Trees
and privacy. Conveniently
located off highway 121.
$250. (817)831·2086/834·4644.
2-1 V2 studio condo in Oak Lawn with security
Office Hours by Appointment
Dallas. Fully equipped
lounge for sale or lease.
Owner will negotiate.
Good Credit!
Call now!
(214)828-2370 (serious only, please).
TWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 2S 1986
Houston. One bedroom
(713)522-2073.
duplex apt. Montrose
$275.
Houston. West Univ. Cute single family, 3/2, West
U area, All appliances
plus full WID remain, Fenced yard too! $850.00 Mo., call Phil Dyer, Acker-Blum,
Leasing, (713)520-9898.
Houston. Montrose:
Hi-Rise, Park IV, 1/1, Designers
Unit, Immediate possession,
overlooks Blvd., rental includes utilities. Call Roland-Broussard,
AckerBlum, Leasing. (713)520-9898.
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Houston. Montrose: Large Montrose Duplex, 211ea,
upper and lower available, close to bus line and
downtown.
$430.00 ea., call Roland Broussard,
Acker·Blum,
Leasing, (713)520-9898.
Houston.
Montrose:
Wonderful
end
unit
townhouse
large patio, brick & mirrored walls, track
lighting. 2:2V2, $600 mo. includes all utilities paid.
Call Phil at Acker·Blum,
Leasing (713)520·9898.
Houston. Montrose: 2·sty, 3 BRl1 V2 bath home cornpletely
updated.
New Orleans
ctyard/custom
papers/skylights/decks.
Freshly painted Interior.
$875.00 mo. Call Gloria - day (713)529-0060; Even.
529-5870.
Houston. Montrose: Studio style condo, 2 stry., 1/1
small complex, private patio and entrance, built-ln
kitchen, new carpet and paint, call Phil Dyer, AckerBlum, Leasing, (713)520·9898.
Houston. Spacious one bedroom, Medical Center
area, hardwoods,
balcony, security gates, on site
laundry.
$425. (713)520·9768
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT.
Houston. Two bedroom
in Montrose.
Split floor
plan, hardwoods
and carpet, central air and heat.
$375.
(713)520-9768
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT.
Houston.
Montrose
duplex:
Spacious
two
bedrooms, formal living room and dinlnQ room, service porch with washer/dryer
connections.
$450.
(713)520·9768 METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT.
Houston. Montrose garage apt. One bedroom, hardwood floors, ceiling Tans, black & white tile floor in
kitchen.
$260. (713)520-9768
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT.
Located in the San Felipel\7oss/Gallerta Area
Houston. 1840 Branard, one bedroom
downstairs
in a fourplex.
Black and white
tile in bath,
dishwasher,
only
$250.00
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
(713)520-9768.
WHERE THE GIRLS ARE!
401 E. 2ND.
austin.
495-9553
Houston. 1731 Marshall. Very large two bedroom
duplex, formal dininQ room, large back porch,
washer/dryer
connections,
fenced back yard, two
car garage Included.
$600.00 METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
(713)520·9768.
FOR SALE
Dallas.
HYUNDAI
Contract:
Ga/veston.
WEEKEND RETREAT
Looking for that special place? Galveston Island is
the place to be. We have many listings with afterdable prices. Call Michael Rosenblum at The House
Companies.
(409)763·8030
days (409)763-0451
evenings.
Texas.Deep 8 hour tan in one hour with SUN·EXCEL!
(214)520-2050. Distributorships
available.
Houston. Triumph Spitfire convertible
Dallas.
AKC
Russian
Wolfhound
puppies.
Males/female, excellent confirmation
and markings.
BlacklWhlte,
reds, camel white (214)522-1458 .
Houston. Moving-living,
dining, bedroom, lawn
equip.,
piano. Fri.-$at.-$un.
1749 Sui Ross @
Woodhead.
Oak Cliff.
Open House
831 South Van Buren
sat.: Sept. 20 t-som
Sun.: Sept. 21 t-sprn
Tastefully renovated 2-2·1 with bonus room facing
Ruthmeade
Park. CH/A, french doors, WID conn.,
sprinklers.
$57,500. Jim Richardson
& Assoc.,
Realtors.
(214)941·9797, Casey Conners
(agent)
(214)948-1446.
Dallas. TRUE VICTORIAN Interior. 95% of work done.
Refinished woodwork. 2·2 or 1 bed w/study. Perfect
for entertaining.
Cook's kitchen. Large backyard
w/landscaped
patio. Beside East Dallas Historic
dists. A steal at $74,500.00. Call (214)745-8858.
Dallas.
Fully Equipped
LOUNGE FOR SALE.
modern one bedroom apartment on a tree lined street; Central air, dishwasher,
disposal, covered parking, mini-blinds; only $300.00.
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
(713)520·9768.
Houston. 1624 Bonnie Brae, two bedroom
studio
style apartment, all rooms are large, hardwood up
and downstairs,
rnlnl-bllnds,
covered
parking.
475.00.
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
(713)520·9768.
Houston. River Oaks Area. Small one bedroom,
upstairs,
hardwood,
mini-blinds,
covered
parking,
laundry
on
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
Wednesday, September 24
9:30PM $3 Cover
Austin. Room and board. Private, furnished
room
with meals in luxury south Austin condominium
(close-In),
Family
atmosphere,
minutes
to
downtown U.T. for mature, employed male, or male
student. $400 monthly plus deposit. References reo
quired. (512)44"'878.
25¢ DRAFT BEER
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three closets,
site.
$275.00
(713)520-9768.
TWT SEPTEMBER 19 - SEPTEMBER 251986
1976 sold as
offer or will trade. (713)270-1828.
is $3,600-Best
Houston. Montrose
Houston. 2301 Norfolk. Two bedroom studio style
apartment, central air, hardwood floors downstairs,
carpet up, off street parking,
laundry on site.
$375.00.
METROPOLITAN
MANAGEMENT
(713)520-9768.
cars that make sense. "
Thomas Risner, your friendly salesman
(214) 931-8686
"(starting prices from $4995.00)
GOOD CREDIT QUALIFIES!
Serious
(214) 828-2370
Only - Call Nowl
Houston. Cadillac, 1982 Coupe DeVille. Brown, velour
interior,
excellent
condition.
$7,000
firm.
(713)528-3610 after 6.
Houston. Soloflex
Dallas.
$300. (713)529-1485.
HELP WANTED
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OPEN CALL AUDITIONS
FOR SINGERSIPIANIST.
MUST BE EXPERIENCED
WITH LARGE REPERTOIRE. CALL (214)733-5121
FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Austin. Resumes. Handcrafted,
fairly-priced.
Same-
day service. (713)472·7209.
Houston. Visions
is. hiring!
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OIFW. Gay electronic
bulletin board. D/FW area only. 300/1200 band. 8N1. 24 hours. (Metro)577-1495.
Houston.
Dal/as.
********************
Professional
Auto Mechanic
Advertising
remodeling
carpentry.
and repair.
References
Dal/as. Painting,
light remodeling,
wallpaper. (214)526-4406. Rod.
Houston.
Hate
(713)529-0228.
housework?
Agency
&
M·I·D·
wall
r·o· W·N
Air Conditioning
& Heating
A winning combination!
********************
Houston. All types home
Ceramic
tile, sheetrock,
(713)630.0413 Larry.
Oal/as. Levi/Leathermen
make tracks to the TRESTLE. 412 S_ HASKELL (In Deep Ellum). Sunday
"MAN-TO-MAN
PARTY"
after
the
parade/celebration.
ST. THOMAS
10 years experience
30% less than garage
(214) 337-8068 BUTCH
24 Hour Emergency Service
Co.
TexaslUSA. BIORHYTHMS-Your
physical, emotional, intellectual
cycles charted.
Interpretation
guide. Six months l$5.oo). Twelve months ($7.00).
Send name, birthdate, SASE, check or money order
to P.O. Box 676, Cleburne, Texas 76031.
Houston.
fabric,
Dal/as.
Let
two men & a truck
Visitors, WELCOME TO DALLASTEXAS FREEDOM PARADE, Sunday, 3:PM
CELEBRATION
IN LEE PARK, Sunday, 5:PM
In tribute to Richard Rogers and Howie Daire.
Signed: Grand Marshals
Don Baker and Jackie Baker
Call Mark. (713) 529.Q404
Houston. Hairstylist will come to your home. Treat
yourself. $20 Richard (713)524-9316.
Lavelle
NEED A MOVER??
Dal/as.
BI-CUTS
Haircuts
Perms and Frosts
Tanning
4200 Herschel Suite 6
(Herschel at Throckmorton)
Mon-Sat 10am-8pm
$8.00 Haircutl$6.oo
Tanning
(214) 522-1646
Dal/as. Anyone tape Miss America?
loan of tape. Ray (214)357-9993.
Dal/as. Maid in oak Lawn_ I clean homes, offices &
apartments. Professional work at reasonable prices.
Refs. Contact Steven (214)686-8059.
Texas. Hair loss? Proven European product grows
hair safely. Applied topically. (512)476-2732.
Houston.
Dal/as.
Discount
E & J Plumbing Co.
on repair through October.
(214) 520-3601
GOOD HAIR CARE
INTRODUCTORY
OFFER
BELLOMY EXPRESS MOVES
Let our men handle your move or hauling
Good rates (214)331-4188.
$13.00
needs.
Houston.
TV, VCR, Stereo Repair
Professional
Service
OMNI VIDEO
Throckmorton
at Cedar Springs
(214) 559-3009
00000000000000000000
SAME DAY MOVING CO.
"THE BEST
MOVERS"
Da//as.
Serving Houston 7 Years
(713)947 MOVE
CONSIDER IT DONE
Painting interiors/exteriors
Residential/commercial
References David (214)321-8050
won't
Da//as.
Honest
night.
will clean offices. At
David (214)826-9449.
Da//as.
Residential/Commercial
Cleaning, household and proprty mngt, landscape,
lawn and plant maintenace.
References, insured,
bonded. Casey Conner (214)948-1446.
Houston.
Electrician.
Top quality, medium rates.
Remodeling
a specialty;
no job too small. Jeff
(713)862-5518.
Dal/as.
Lady
(214)528.Q957.
Painters-Experienced,
dependable.
Texas.
Telephone Classified Service
Place Your Free Ad: (713)526-4423
Hear Explicit Classlfieds:
(713)526-4669
Get Connected
Dal/aslFt.
Worth. DFW Gay BBS (Metro)654-9252.
Texas/f>.FW.
Swiss
made replica
watches
Robert Jones (see above), passed away at
Medical Center In San Antonio on September 9 after
being hospitalized
with spinal meningitis
for less
than a year. Services were held September 11 at the
family home.
Robert, a former Mr. Texas winner, was a native
Texan who was a popular bartender at clubs in San
Antonio and Houston: Copa, Parade, Babylon, Briar
Patch, Old Plantation,
Locker and DepoSitory,
among others.
His vibrant personality will be missed by all those
who knew him. Farewell, Robert, till we meet again.
"
;"'-"','-".',.
all My
Houston. GIW/M-37(
6'2, 320 Ibs. looking for chubby chaser. Mail to Bind Box 43F, 2205 Montrose,
Hou., TX 77006.
TRAVEL
Houston.
TRAVEL
travel arrangements.
Quenby-off
Kirby
(713)529-8464.
CONSU LT ANTS-complete
All services are FREE. 2402
Dr., Houston,
Texas 77005.
of
-ROLEX
-PIAGET
-CARTIE!!
PRICE-QUALITY
-SERVICE
Free color brochure!
DFW METRO (8m 572-5033
Dallas. The second service of Oak Lawn Christian
Center was held on Sunday Sept. 14, 1986. At 4552
Cedar Springs at 10:45 a.m.
A "Back to School" cookout is planned for Saturday, Sept. 27, 1986 at 6 p.m. at the church address.
It is BYOB - Bring your own beef (to COOk). Dress
is casual, shorts acceptable.
Bible study and sellership will start on Tuesday,
Sept. 30, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. BYOB - Bring your own
Bible (NIV preferred).
For more information
regarding services, social
events, or the bible study fellowship, contact Pastor
L. Clark at (214)521-54~3.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ClassiPhone
**
Birthday,
Houston. Montrose: Robert Adams, Steve McNabb
& Jess Kalinowsky.
Expert service. Best travel
values! Ask about our RSVP Cruise Feb. 14-21 &
Mar. 21-28, 1987. Weekend specials from $199.00
Thanks
giving!
TRAVEL
RESERVATIONS
INC.
(713)523-3444.
PERSONALS
Houston. Handwork. The things you didn't,
can't, hate to do. Tony (713)521-2753.
S. Happy
ROBERT JONES
Feb. 21, 1951-Sept. 9, 1986
San Antonio. 48, 6'2", 180, attractive,
masculine
seeks friendship/relationship
with young attractive
masculine
man.
Near
San
Antonio.
Tel.
1-512-393-4162. Serious Inquiries only.
713-526-HAIR
HAIR PLUS by DON.
00000000000000000000
Dal/as.
Will pay $50 for
Houston.
BRAND SPANKING NEW COUPLE
Just moved to Houston.
Desires to meet other
couples or Singles for sincere friendship, fun, dinners, movies, etc. We are W/M's 25 and 43 filled with
energy to explore and be part of our new city. Great
love for outdoors and both have various interests.
Write
us, with
phone
#. Kent Miller,
12893
Westheimer, Suite 117, Houston, Texas 70727. Looking forward to hearing from you-and
you tool.
Houston. Michael
Love! Fred. F ..
Dal/as.
Young man
and reliable.
Richardson,
Plano, McKinney.
GIW/M, 30, seeks
TOP HANDBALL experts. Reply: Occupant, 1000 E.
14th, Suite #168, Plano, TX 75074.
TWT SEPTEMBEA 19 - SEPTEMBER 25 1980
Jaime V. Soto (above)
Aug. 12, 1956-Aug. 28, 1986
Take his hand
and touch his heart
Give him courage
A new day to start
When a loved one goes
To the valley of the deep
Be happy and tell ourselves
God's ecstacy Is their sleep.
Vince Soto
ROLAND FINKBEINER,
36, died September
7,
1986. Roland was the first resident of Omega
House. Bom In Wittendorf, West Germany on April
10, 1950, Roland was a purchasing agent in a bank.
Graveside services and interment were held at 2:00
p.m. Tuesday, September
9 1986 at EarthmanResthaven Cemetery with Michael Shuff, officiating.
Earthman Funerals, 2420 Fannin, 659-3000.
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FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 19
Agape MCC: Prayer Ser. 7:3Op
Montrose Co. Cntr. "Worried Well," 7p
MCCSA Coffeehouse:
Servo 7:30·11 p
SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 20
Texas Freedom Festival - Dallas
(OA) Anatole Hotel: Human Rits. Campaign
Fund Dinner, 7:15p
(HO) CCF: Services, 6:3Op
(HO) Dignity Center. Dignity Mass, 7:3Op
SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 21
Texas Freedom Festival - Dallas
(AB) EMCC: Services, 11a & 7p
(AM) MCC: Services, 11a & 7p
(AR) Mld·Cltles MCC: Services, 11a & 7p
(AU) MCC: Services, 11a; 7:3Op
(AU) Oasis: Serv., 6p
(CC) MCC: Services, 5p
(DA) Celebration
in Lee Park: Tribute to Howie
Dalre,4p
(OA) D.A.G.L.E.S.: Mtg.
(DA) FUC: Mtg., 7:3Op
(DA) Grace Fellowship:
Serv., 11a
(DA) Holy Trinity Comm. Church: Serv., 11am
(DA) MCCD: Serv., 10:3Oa, 7:15p
(DA) O.L. Christian Cntr. Services, 10:45a
(DA) Texas Freeom Parade: Tribute to Richard
Rogers,3p
(DA) UCC: Services, 11a
(FW) Agape MCC: Services, 11a & 7p
(GA) MCCG: Services, 11a
(HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a
(HO) Bering Mem. Ch.: Servo 10:50a
(HO) Churcl1 of the Rock: Servo 10:3Oa
(HO) Comm. Gospel Church: Servo 11a
(HO) FUC: Serv, 11:15a
(HO) Living Water Church: Serv., 6p
(HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p
(HO) New Freedom Christ. Chrch: Serv., 10a
(HO) Pres. Cntr.: Parents FLAG, Mtg., 2p
(LU)
MCC: Servo 11a, 7p
(SA)
MCCA: Service, 10:45a
(Temple/Killeen)
HMCC: Serv., 7:3Op
MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 22
(AU)
Lambda: Men's Group, 8p
(DA) Affirmation
Methodist:
Mtg., 7p
(HO) Gay Fathers of Hou.: mtg, 8p
(HO) Integrity: Eucharist & Program, 7:3Op
(HO) Montrose Co. Cntr: AIDS Support, 6:30p
TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23
(DA)
Dignity: Mtg., 7:15p
(DA) Grace FeilowshiplOak
Clift Serv., 7:3Op
(DA)
MCC: Oak Lawn Band Mtg.
(HO) H.A.G.LE.S.: Mtg., 7p
(HO) Mont. Co. Cntr. Women's Support Group, 7p
(HO) Montrose Sym. Band: Reh, 7:3Op
WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 24
(AR)
MJd.Cities MCC: Service, 7:3Op
(AU) MCC: Services, 7:3Op
(DA) AA: Together Group: Mtg., 8p
(DA)
Mormon Affirmation:
Mtg.
(DA) Oak Lawn Co. Cnter: AIDS Support, 6p
(HO) CCF: Bible Study, 7:3Op
(HO) Mont. Business Guild: Mtg., 7p
(LU)
MCC: Servo 7p
(SA)
MCCSA: Service, 7:30p
THURSDAY
- SEPTEMBER
25
(AU)
Lambda: Women's
Group; 7:30p
(DA)
FUC: Lambda Narcotics
Anon., Mtg., 8p
(DA)
Gay & Lesbian Young Adults: Mtg., 7:00p
o~
(FW)
(HO)
(SA)
.~
Serving Houston's
Finest Fresh
Caj un Seafood
featuring:
-Blackened Redfish
-Cajun Shrimp
-Nurnerous Pastas
and much more ...
Bayou City Oyster Company
2171 Richmond Ave.
(713) 523-6640
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RICHMOND
HOUSTON
527-9071
Thursday: September 25 JOCK SHORT & DANCE CONTEST, 10PM
with M.C. Brucella DeVall
Friday: BEER BUST, 6pm-Midnight
Saturday: BEER BUST, 6pm-Midnight
Friday, Saturday, Sunday: BEER BUST
Parking
Across
the
Street
on Richmond
PARKWAY
ATHLETIC CLUB
NEW 30,000
Square-Foot Location
Opening Soon
Featuring
-
Racquetball/Handball
-
Nautilus
& Freeweights
Cts.
-
Aerobics
Studio
-
Gymnasium/Basketball/Volleyball
-
Barber
-
Tanning
Shop
-
Full
Linen
-
Pro
Shop
-
Locker
Room,
Saunas
& Whirlpool
Solariums
-
Massage
-
Rental
Service
Steam
Room,
Spa
Room
Lockers
-
Nutrition
-
Juice
Classes
-
Meeting/Conference
Bar
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TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS
B.O.A.T. 720 Brazos SI. #602178701 (Austin) (512)472-3333
Lesbian/Gay
Rights Advocates
.. P.O. 822 .. Austln/78767
Lesbian/Gay Oem. of Texas (Dallas).P.O. 64493.(214)821-4838
L.G.R.A. (Gay Lobby) (Austin)
Box 822, 78767
NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance
for Young Adults)P.O.
190426
..........................
(Dallas) 75219-0426
Rural Coalition
Waller·Zanghi
Box 611 (Blum, Tx.) 76627
Texas Association
of Nudists
. Box 49636 . Austln/78765
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc ....
P.O. 66973#1194, (Houston)
...............................
(713)526-5001
Texas Human Rights Foundation
P.O. Box 191312
..............................
(Dallas) 75219
Texas Lesbian/Gay
Student Organ. Coalition
.
P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg., AustlnI78712
(512)441-3678
Texas Republican
Alternative
Comm
.
P.O. 1077, Austln/78767
(512)453-5028
Uvalde Organization
P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78802
ABILENE
CHURCHES
(Area Code: 915)
Exodus MCC .....
1925 Collins/P.O.
2473 .....
673-4134
ABILENE
CLUBS (Area Code: 915)
Walnut SI. Pub
4th & Walnut
677-2522
AMARILLO
CHURCHES
(Area Code: 806)
MCC
2123 S. Polk SI.
383-0084
AMARILLO
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 806)
AA (24-hours)
373-6025
Crisis Intervention
376-4251
Positive Image
P.O. Box 2342179105-2342
ARLINGTON
BUSINESSES
(Area Code: 817)
Gaspipe
III
1407 N. Collins
(metro) 461-7711
ARLINGTON
CHURCHES
(Area Code: 817)
Mld·Cities
MCC
401 Lillard
(metro) 265-5454
ARLINGTON
65l1Arllngton
1851 W. Division
275-9138
Little Bear's
.. 701 E. Randol Mill Rd
(metro)261-9428
Rumors
701 E. Randol Mill Rd. @ Collins
ARLINGTON
ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLlNES(Area
Code: 817)
Lambda AA
401 Lillard
86Hl260
Tarrant County Gay Alliance .. P.O. 11D441FI. Worth, 76109
...................................
336-8242
UTA Comm. Servo Cntr. (psychiatric
help)
273-2165
AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 512)
Austin News & Video
7103 Hwy. 290
929-'l737
Mr. Video-UT
1910 Guadalupe
473-0407
Ms. Video
718 Red River
478{)243
Oasis Bookstore
9601 N. 1-35
835-7208
River City Newsstand
8004 Research Blvd
459-8274
River City University
613 W. 29th
477.0457
AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code 512)
Designer
Hair Club (Hair Restoration
& Replacement)
..........
9010 N. 1-35 #105
834-1231
Encore Jewelers
2442 Highland Mall
45Hl359
Forbidden
Fruit
512 Neches
478-6358
J.M. Auto Service
603 E. 45
450-1075
Liberty Books
1014B N. Lamar Blvd
495-9737
Meyer Constructlon
.. 5OO So. Congress #143 .. 476-1755
Meyer Electric
1802 Sanchez
499-6594
Reservations
Unltd
312 E. Rundberg Lane
837-4646
Taylor, Scott (photography
TWT Magazine)
926-0253
AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
Dignity/CatholiC
P.O.2666178768
First Unitarian Church
452-6168
Integrity/Episcopalians
P.O. 180272178718
451-1802
MCCA
1100 Springdale
Rd
929-3680
Oasis Ministry
3704 Jefferson
441-9191/834-6357
AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Back Street
611 E.7th
477-3391
Badlands
115 San Jacinto
479-6965
Boathouse
407 Colorado
474-9667
Chain Drive
802 E. 7 ......•.....
478{)295
Crossing
611 Red River
476-3611
505 Club
505 East 3rd
479-5050
Hall's
404 Colorado
473-2501
Nexus
401 East 2
495-9553
Private Cellar
709 East 6th
477-6440
TWT SEPTEMBEA 19 - SEPTEMBEA 25 1986
.,.
JHE GUIDE
Rupert's
617 Red River
477-1128
Sally'S ApI.
2828 Rio Grande
478-6782
Snuffy's Saloon
113 San Jacinto
479-6965
Uncle Charlie's
1301 Lavaca
474-6461
AUSTIN COUNSELING
(Area Code: 512)
Menefee, Mike, Ph.D
1500 W. 6th SI.
476-5419
Waterloo Co. Center
6901 N. Lamar #109
452-5966
AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code:512)
Ralph J. Branch, D.D.S
2907 Duval SI..
472-5633
AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code:512)
Dwyer, Edward J., MD ... 2906 Medical Arts ... 47S-3453
Richardson,
Phillip C., MD .#7 Medical Arts Sq .. 472-0223
Smith, Thomas H., MD .. #7 Medical Arts Sq ... 472-0223
AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code:512)
Adventuring
Outdoors Club .. P.O. 43918178745 .. 445-7216
Affirmation
(Mormon)
. P.O. 4102178765 .458-8608/480-8387
AI·Anon-Lambda
5518 Bumet Rd
453-0016
Alcoholics
Anon.-Lambda
.. 5518 Bumet Rd .. 453-0016
American Gay Atheists
P.O. 8644178713
Austin AIDS Project
P.O. 4874178765
452-9550
Austin Alliance .....
7115 Bumet Rd. #12O
~
Austin Latino/a Lesbian & Gay Organization
.
..............................
P.O. 13501178711
Austin Pride Week Task Force
P.O. 2619178768
Austennis
8926 N. Lamar #1003178753
Austin Gay Nudists
P.O. 49636178765
Austin Lambda
7115 Bumett Rd. #120 .....
~
Austin Les/Gay Pride Week Task Force . P.O. 13303178711
Austin VD Screening & Clinic
15 Waller
.'469-2070
Classic Chassis Car Club
451-2329
Dignity/Austin
(Catholics)
P.O. 2666178768
467-7234
Family & Friends of Les. & Gays
328-3630
Gayline
P.O. 8559178712
477-6699
Gay Fathers of Austin
458-6544
Gay & Lesbian Jews of Austin
447-1778
Gay and Lesbian Students Association
P.O. 275,
...........
UT Union Bldg
456-3971
Hotline-MH/MR
(24 hrs.)
.472-HELP
Integrity/Episcopalians
P.O. 180272178718
451-1802
Law Students for Gay & Lesbian ConcemsU.T. School of Law
..........
727 E. 26thl78705
450-1003
Lesbian/Gay
Political Caucus .. P.O. 822178767 .. 474-2717
Lesbian/Gay
Rights Advocates
P.O. 822178767
Lesbian/Gay
Speakers Group
.. 7115 Bumett Rd. #120 ..
.....................................
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Lesbian/Gay
Unitarians
454-2441
Republican
All. Comm. P.O. Box 1077f78767·1077 453-5028
River City FrontRunners
345-7284
QUEST
Nick Nickel
453-0728
S.T.D. Clinic
15 Waller
469-2070
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc
442-1628
Womenspace
2330 Guadalupe
472-3053
BAYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code 713)
Baytown Lambda Group
427-1378
Young Adults for Social Unity (Lambda)
447.()207
BEAUMONT
BUSINESS (Area Code: 409)
James D. Courts (Hypnotherapist)2626
Calder #101833-6933
BEAUMONT
CHURCHES (Area Code: 409)
Golden Triangle Church of Christian Faith786-38451866-7189
BEAUMONT
Copa
304 Orleans
832-4206
SCandals
653 Park
833-7313
Sundowner
497 Crockett
833-3989
BEAUMONT
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 409)
Lambda Group AA (Inter.Qroup)
724-6501
Triplex AIDS Network (T.A.N.) .. P.O. 847177704 .. 839-4826
BRYAN/COLLEGE
STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 409)
Crossing
222 North Main
n9-7039
BRYAN/COLLEGE
STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 409)
Gay Student Network
.. P.O. 13870/C.S.I77841
.. 696-9486
Gay Student Services
P.O. 8109177844
.... 775-1797
Carltas MCC
401 E. 31st(Bryan)
775-7219
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512)
MCC
1705 10th SI.
682-TALK
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CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
HlddeQ Door
1003 Morgan Ave
882-0183
Other Door
1911 So. Staples
882.()()42
CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 512)
Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation . Box 331416 .883-CARE
Gay Alcoholics Anon
1705 10th St.
991-4506
Helpline
882-8255
Parents & Friends 01 Lesbians & Gays
(Vel)937·2311
Texas Riviera Empire
747 Lum
993-5973
DALLAS ACCOMODATIONS (Area Code: 214)
Logan's Point
4001 Bouser
520-6534
DALLAS ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 214)
Continental Theatre ..... 2036 Commerce
742-0022
La Cage
1812 W. Mockingbird
630-7071
DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214)
Birdwell, Jerry R.
357-3311
Day, Kim K.
522·2281
Holt, Robert B.9XJJackson 1IWl, Founders SqJ772027486353
Kowalski, John
3210 Oak Lawn
526·9699
Nelson, M. William .. 1010 Regency Plaza, 3710 Rawlins
.............
Box 9175219
526·9881
Stewart, Charles L.
3500 Oak Lawn #400
521-3804
Solomon, Klng
3500 Oak Lawn #400
521-3804
DALLAS BATHS (Area Code: 214)
Midtowne Spa
2509 Pacific
821-8989
DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214)
Abacus Printing
3810 Congress #123
528-1332
All City Insurance
4311 Lemmon
559-0806
..... 341 W. Jefferson
~
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Bl-Cuts Hair Salon .... 3905 Cedar Springs
522·1646
..........
4200 Hershel #6
522·1646
Casey Conner (House Cleaning)
948-1446
Community Bookstore .. 3930 Cedar Springs .. 521-8919
Crestmont Apts
3328 Cedarplaza Lane
521·2851
Crossroads Market
3930 Cedar Springs
521-8919
Douglas Park Apts
3109 Douglas
748-6550
Electrolysis lor Men
528-0759
KEY
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Evangelicals Concemed (D/FW Chapter)
.
..... Box 532332 Grand Pralrlel75053
642-3185
First Unitarian Church 01 Dallas
4015 Normandy
Grace Fellowship
2727 Oaklawn Ave
528-2811
Holy Trinity Community Church 4402 Roseland 827.5088
MCC-Dallas
2701 Reagan
526-6221
Oak Lawn Christian Center 4552 Cedar Sprlngs521.5473
Oak Lawn Church 01 Religious Sclence349-83701744.5554
DALlAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214)
Arena
4025 Maple Ave
522.7572
Baby's
3501 McKinney
521-4748
Buddies
3415 Mahanna
526-8720
Club Soda, a juice bar
coming Soon
Copa 01 Dallas
115 N. Carroll
821-6425
Crews Inn
3215 N. Fitzhugh
526.9510
Den, The
coming soon
Dentyne's Patio
3911 Cedar Springs
526.()690
Eighth Day
2509 N. Fitzhugh
827-3765
Emle's Wild Crowd
2215 N. Fitzhugh
826-0916
4001
4001 Cedar Springs
522-4001
Fratemlty
3963 Cedar Springs
559-3257
Hideaway
4144 Buena Vista
559-2966
Hidden Door
5025 Bowser
528-9211
High Country
3121 InwOod
351.2278
J.J.'s
1909 N. Henderson
824.1691
Jugs
3414 Kings Rd
521.3474
JR's
3923 Cedar Springs
528-1004
No Name Bar
2513 N. Fitzhugh
826-3200
North Forty Saloon
6316 Denton Dr
350-6327
Old Plantation
3911 Cedar Springs
949-2398
Patrick's
2629 Oak Lawn
522.5461
Round·Up Saloon
3912·14 Cedar Springs
522.9611
Sassy's Two ·
3319 Raleigh
521-0202
Tramps
4117 Maple Ave
741.9426
Throckmorton Mine Co... 3014 Throckmorton .. 521-4205
TRII
5025 Lemmon Ave
526.2340
Trestle
412 S. Haskell
828-4959
DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214)
Boothman, Michael ..... 5415 Maple #419 ..... 631.5217
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DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214)
AIDS Hotline
351-4335
AIDS Resource Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 521.5124
AlcohOlics Annonymous (Dallas Lambda AA)
487.7667
..........
(Llve & Let Live)
871.9447
Alcohol Treatment Center
3949 Maple
558-4350
Beth EI Blnah (Jewish)
521-8288/526-2085
Branding Iron Club
P.O. 190471175219
286-9478
BWMT (BlacklWhlte Men Together)
521-3146
CHRYSALIS (Home Care & Hosplce)3300 W. Mockingbird
'132
956-7977
Concemed Amer.lPreserv/Human Rights
233-3100
Couples (Metro Dallas)
559-4486
Dallas Altemative Businessmen's Assoc.522-8477/522-0098
D.A.G.L.E.S
P.O. Box 25241175225
881.1291
Dallas Emergency
744-4444
Dallas Gay Alliance
P.O. 190712175219
528-4233
Dallas Gay Archives
3930 Cedar Springs
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Little Guest House
in Town
announces its
MONTE CARLO
AFTERNOON
Name
Corley, Andre C.S.W
357.2371
HenboId, Susm, MS.5327 N. Central @ Airline, #318526-3374
Julian, Debra, M.S......•...................
644-8757
Moms, Vicki L., R.N., M.S.W
631-5217
Park Cities Counseling .. 5327 N. Central at Airline #318
...................................
52&3374
Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr .....
5811 Nash
351.1502
Whole Woman Center ... P.O. 140504175214
324-8751
DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 214)
Allergy & Health Emporium5636 E. Mocklngblrd828-4500
Community Medical Clinic. 3911 Lemmon Ave.. 520-1810
Fraternall, Paul DDS
4310 Westside #G
522.2000
Olson, Richard M., D.O
3911 Lemmon
520-1810
Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M. (loot sp.)3505 Turtle Creek #510
.. 745-1020 and 5034 Royal Lane #250 .. 369-5819
Wycliff Medical
2525 Wycliff !/113
559-4450
Watson, Dr. Terry R.
3911 Lemmon
520-1810
DALLAS FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 214)
Club Body Center
2616 Swiss
821.1990
Fitness Exchange
2525 InwOod #233
956-8311
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!
Evans·Harris Realtors (Daryl Denny)
526-6216
Fantastic Voyage Travel
522·5215
Fish Etc
4025 Lemmon Ave
521-1910
Foto Plus
3218 Oaklawn
526-6202
G&G Property Mgmt .2607 Throckmorton #107 .521·2910
Gasplpe #1
4422 Maple
526·5982
Gaspipe #2
9191 Forest Lane #5
699-3955
Glen Apts
5000 Bowser
526-0144
Glide Lubricant
4071 Buena Vista
520-6634
Lobo Bookshop
4008 "C" Cedar Springs
522·1132
Logan & Glass Consolidated Servlces4001 Bouser526-6372
Mel's Area Movers
(metro)328-0181
Memorabllias
3908 Cedar Springs
522-6601
Memorabilias Boutique ..... 3109 Regan
521-8217
Mockingbird Paint & Body .6650 Harry Hines .358-4155
MoveMasters
521·8155
Nast AccountlngfTax
Tom Nast
941-4384
Newton, Sandra G. (C.PA) 39XJ Lemmon Ave., #2205266292
Oak Lawn Records
3810 Congress #121
521-0350
Off the Street
3921 Cedar Springs
521·9051
Omnl Video
4OOO-CCedar Springs
55~
Premier Travel
1440 Empire Central #160
630-4911
Rod Comedy Entertainment Agency
943-1330
Scott's Abler Movers
(metro)263·7oo7
Shades 01 Grey(Leather, etc.)1925 Greenville Ave.828-4739
TWT Magazine. 39XJ Lemmon Ave. at Reagan#220175219
...................................
521-0622
Union Jack
3918 Cedar Springs
528-9604
DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214)
Abundant Llle Church 01 Truth. P.O. 683175221 .946·7260
Affirmation (Methodist)
948-1546
Affirmation (Mormon)
871·2824
Bethany Presbyterian Church
528-4084
Christian Outreach Servo (Evangeleglcal Support Group)
P.O. 671371175367
783-6932
Church 01 Christ (support group)
691·1179
Complete Joy
P.O. 671371175367
783-6932
Dignity/Dallas
P.O. 190133175219-0133
520-2554
Emergence (Christian SCientist) P.O. 2878175221 522-3086
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Dallas
Dallas
Gay Black Coalition .... P.O. 190712
528-4233
Gay & Lesbian Engineers
& Scientists
.
......
P.O. 17298 Ft. Worth176102
881-1291
Dallas Girth & Mirth
P.O. 28857/75228-0857
Dallas On Tap
P.O. 190973175219
960-1927
Dallas Outdoors
P.O. 35474175235
Dallas Tavem Guild
3900 Lemmon /1220
526-5292
Deaf Action Center
52Hl407
Drug Treatment
Center
2701 Inwood
956-7181
Experience
Weekend
12262 Inwood 111206175234
Friends & Relatives of Gays
845 E. Arapaho 11107,
Richardson,
TX
644-8757
Foundation
for Human Understanding3920
Cedar Springs
...................................
528-4233
Forty Plus (40 + ) ..... 3920 Cedar Springs .....
528-4233
Gay Academic
Union of N. TX. P.O. 2402175221 221-7410
Gay Community
Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 528-4233
Gay Hispanic
Coalition
of Dallas
.
..........
P.O. 190922175219
324·5220
Gay/Lesbian
Young Adults
3920 Cedar Springs
528-4233
Gayllne (Comm. Res. Cntr.) .P.O. 190835175219 .~283
Gay Mensa
522-3867
Gay Parents
467·2038
Gay Unitarians
52S-3990
Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service
747-3711
Greater Dallas Music Foundation
960-1927
Integrity
(D/FW) .. P.O. Box 190331/75219-0031
.. 522·2219
Interdemonimational-Study
Group (GLCF of Sherman/Denl·
son) ... 2424 Hwy. 75N
Lot 27, Sherman, Tx. 75090
L.A.M.B.D.A.
(Bowling)
331-644815224678
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats of Dallas CountyP.O. 190302175219
.....................................
526.()6()()
Lesbian/Gay
Democrats
of Texas
.P.O.64493
.821-4838
Lesbian/Gay
Political Coalition of DaliasP.O. 224424/75222
.............................
528-06531526-8345
Lutherans
Concerned
Metroplex
Republicans
Narcotics
Anon
N.OW. Lesbian Rights
P.O. 191033175219
24 Hrs
3108 Roulh SI
521·5615
9874132
699-9306
742-6918
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Oak Lawn Block Assoc
P.O. 190408175219
Oak Lawn Bowling Association
Jlm
528-2963
Oak Lawn Country Cloggers
526-6486
Oak Lawn SymphoniC
Band
········
.960-1927
Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc ....
P.O. Box 11389
739-2726
Oz (Computer
BBS) Logln:guest
528-0110
Parents Anonymous
264-1108
Police Harassment
Reporting
528-4233
Presbyterians
for LesblanlGay
Concems
623-2317
Pride III
3920 Cedar Springs
528-4233
Razzle-Dazzle Dallas, Inc
P.O. 2245621752224562
SMU-Gay/Lesblan
Student Org
P.O. 1636175275
STD Clinic
1936 Amelia Ct
92().795Q
Stonewall
Group (Narcotics
Anon.)
699-9306
Suicide & Crisis Center
828-1000
Teach Only Love (Course In Miracles)
P.O. 35833175235
...................................
3530057
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (Dallas)
550-1046
THRF (Texas Human Rights Foundatlon)P.O.
191312175219
Texas Sidekicks (cloggers)
33Q.()1oo
T.R.U.S.T. (adolescent
children of gayllesbian
parents) ...
Adolescent
Support Group
631-6217
Turtle Creek Chorale .... P.O. 190806175219
521·1053
Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline
1-8Q().221-7044
Womyn Together
P.O. 190712175219
528-4233
DALLAS RESTAURANTS
(Area Code: 214)
Hunky's
4OOO Cedar Springs
522·1212
Wok Restaurant
4006 Cedar Springs
528-0000
DALLAS THEATRES
(Area Code: 214)
Granada
3524 Greenville
Ave
823-9610
Inwood Theatre
5458 Lovers Lane
352-6040
Pocket Sandwich
Theatre. 1611 Greenville
Ave .. 821-1860
EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)
Old Plantation
219 S. Ochoa
533-0055
San Antonio
Mining Co
800 E. San Antonio .. 546-9903
EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 915)
Alpha Plasma Center
720 Texas Ave
532·5322
Dlgnlty/EI
Paso
P.O. Box 26523
MCC EI Paso
2201 Mills, P.O. 3121 .....
542·1227
FORT WORTH BUSINESSES
(Area Code: 817)
All City Insurance
4119-B E. Lancaster
.
.........
534·5111/Metro
817·540-0960
Grany's Gifl Shop
665 So. Jennings
.....
335-8360
Scott's Abler Movers
(metro)263-7oo7
Yours Truly
.... 3408-A
Camp Bowie
.... 334'()122
FORT WORTH CHURCHES
(Area Code: 817)
Agape MCC
4615 S.E. Loop 820
535-5002
Evangelicals
Concerned
(D/FW Chapter)
.
.....
Box 532332 Grand PrairieI75053
642-3185
FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
D.J.'s
1308 St. Louis
·· .927-7321
Miss Ellie's
coming soon
Other Place
200 N. Vacek
335-1901
Partners
1612 Park PI.
927·9546
The 651 Club
651 S. Jennings
332'()745
The Lumber Company
Re-opening
Soon
332'()192
Vickery Station
224 E. Vickery
654·1108
FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 817)
Branding
Iron Club . P.O. 1904711Dallas 75219 .923-2598
Cowtown
Symphonic
Band .....
Jay
(214)960-1927
Crisis/Suicide
Intervention
(24 hours help)
336·3355
Dallas Gay Lesbian Engineers
& Scientists
.
.....
P.O. 25241/Dallas/75225-1241
294·9962
Dlgnlty/Ft.
Worth
4503 Bridge SI176103
283-8588
DFW Gay BBS
(Metro)654·9252
Ft. Worth Counseling
Cntr.lAIDS
Project & Referrals
.........
659 So. Jennings
335-1994/335-1995
FI. Worth Gay Pride Assoc. P.O. 3235/76113 294-2447/8774419
Imperial Court-Golden
Lion
······
. 87()'1364
Knights of Malta
5890913
Lambda AA
332-3533
Longhom
Bowling Assoc
Joan
624-2151
Longhorn
Imperial Council
········
. 87()'1364
Parents & Friends & Lesbians & Gays
834-6943
Pleasure Chest (gay computer
BBS)
926-6034
Tarrant Co. Gay AlilanceP.O.
110441761Q9336.TCGAf336.8242
Texas Gay Rodeo Association
P.O. 786176101
V.D. Clinic
1800 University
87()'7223
W.A.D.S
7405 Gaston Ave
457·9422
FORT WORTH RESTAURANTS
(Area Code 817)
D.J.'s Restaurant
1308 St. Louis
927·7321
GALVESTON
BUSINESS (Area Code: 409)
DlaI·A·Beach
Info line
762-3583
Garza's Liquor & Beer Mart .... 1102 Strand
763-5920
Isleworks
2214 Mechanic (In GaJbo's)
.
GALVESTON
GaJbo's
2214 Mechanic
763-5922
Kon-Tlkl
315 23rd (Tremont)
763-9031
Mary's II
2502 Q1f2 SI.
763-9435
Robert's LaFitte
25th & Q SI.
765-9092
GALVESTON
ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 409)
Metropolitan
Community
Church 1824 Broadway
765-7626
Lambda AA
763-1401
HOUSTON ADULTMDEO
BOOKSTORES
(Area Code: 713)
Ballpark
1830 W. Alabama
.
Big City News & Video .. 10105 Gulf Frwy. So
947-8999
Mangum Rd. News
3837 Mangum Rd
956-2991
Richmond
News
1201 Richmond
Stadium Bookstore
4629 W. 34th SI.
663-1886
Studz News
1132 W. Alabama
.
HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713)
French Quarter
3201 Louisiana
527'()782
HOUSTON ATTORNEYS
(Area Code: 713)
Gaitz, Michael
9575 Katy Frwy. 11450
46S-3997
Green, Bill
(24 hours)
266-1004
HOUSTON BATHS (Area Code: 713)
Club Body Center
2205 Fannin
859-4998
Mldtowne
Spa
3100 Fannin
522·2379
HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES
(Area Code: 713)
A·1 Key & Lock
1612 Westhelmer
526-2657
Acapulco
Villas & Travel
222·7852
Advance Travel
10700 NW Fwy. .
682·2002
Ascot Leasing (Auto Leasing)
973-0070
B. Adams Ltd. (Leather by Boots Shop)
611 Hyde Park
Basic Brothers Clothing
1220 Westhelmer
522·1626
Chateaux DIJon Apts
5331 Beveriy Hills
626-3660
Downbeat
Records
2111 Richmond
523-8346
Doug's Electronics (TV Repair, etc.)4212 Woodhead526-2358
Eagle, The
1544 Westhelmer
524-7383
Eurotan
3701 Montrose
529-5100
Fitness Consultant
(Ed Kinser)
779-2143
Greenway
Place Apts
3333 Cummins
Lane .. 623-2034
He & She Productions
2205 Montrose
523-5293
Hollie Hollister
Photography
(TWT)
222-6717
I.W. Marks Jewelry
3841 Bellaire Blvd
668-5000
Kwlk·Kopy
3317 Montrose
522·1896
Leather By Boots
711 Fairview
526-2668
Leather By Boots
at the Ri pcord
Missouri
Street Gallery
1006 Missouri
.... 526-3663
Montrose
Venture Wholesale
.2205 Montrose
. 527.Q688
Movemasters
1925 Westhelmer
63Q.6555
Pet Shop & Bird Cllnlc3118 Smith @ Westhelmer529-7266
RMS Automotive
1759 West helmer
529-5856
Record Rack
3109 S. Shepherd
524-3602
Rlnn's Speedy Printing ... 1617 W. Alabama
527'()o27
Rosewood
Estates
6130 S.W. Freeway
78().7010
Ruhlman Design
2205 Montrose
527·9698
Sir (Leather By Boots)
(Venture·N)
2923 So. Main
Specs Unlimited
4709 Richmond
961·9705
Stacy Kogan Furs
7700 San Felipe, 3rd fl.
785-6700
Tafl Automotive
Center
1411 Taft
522·2190
TexEscort
(models/escortslmasseurs)
524-9511
Touch of Leather Shop .....
817 Fairview
528-9204
Travel Reservations,
Inc. . .. P.O. 616177001
523-3444
TWT Graphics
(Art, Design, Typesetting)
527·9111
Union Jack
1212 Westhelmer
528-9600
Wit & Wisdom of Oscar Wilde Books1103 Callfomla522·9808
HOUSTON
CHURCHES
& RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 713)
Affirmation-Mormon
(David)
523-9821
Aytz Chaylm (JewiSh) . . . . . . . . . .. .
688-8997
Bering Memorial
UMC
1440 Harold
526-1017
Chapel of the Woodlands.
7500 Pinemontll503
.46().1712
Church of Christ
524·9281
Church of the Resurrection
(SE Houston)
489-0167
Church of the Rock .... 10133 Long Point
5B().8456
Community
Gospel Church
.. 3207 Montrose
.. 521-0511
Congregation
Aytz Chaylm (Jewish Group)7266181f688.8997
Dignity (Gay Catholics) ... P.O. 66821177266 ... 523-7644
Emergence (Christian Sclence)P.O.
613, Bellaire Texl77401
...................................
665-2642
First Unitarian
Church .... 5210 Fannin SI. .... 526-1571
Gay & Lesbian Mormons
(Davtd)
523-9821
Gay People In Christian
Science.
P.O. 6131Belialrel77401
...................................
665-2642
Houston
Interfaith
Alliance
888-8997
Integrity
(Episcopalian)
. P.O. 66008177266-6008
..524-1489
living Water Church Main & Blodgett (HOliday Inn)27H1472
Lutherans
Concemed
52Hl8631931.Q648
MCCR
1919 Decatur
861·9149
MCC New Freedom In Grace
.829 Yalel77008
.863-8377
Pentecostal
Family of Montrose
521-0511
Presbytery
of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.)
41 Oakdale
...................................
526-2585
Rothko Chapel
1409 Sui Ross
524·9839
St. Stephens
Epls. Ch
1805 W. Alabama
Unitarian
Men's Group
528-1571
Weslayan
Fellowship
,
864-8899
HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713)
Bacchus
523 Lovett
523-3396
Bam
710 Pacific
528-9427
Brazos River Bottom
2400 Brazos
528-9192
Briar Patch
2294 Holcombe
665-9678
Chutes
1732 Westhelmer
523-2213
Club Flamingo
907 Westhelmer
527-8830
Copa
2631 Richmond
528-2259
Cousins
817 Fairview
528-9204
Cutters
804 Pacific .......•....
524-7933
Dirty Sally's
220 Avondale
....•....
529-7525
E/J's
1213 Richmond
527·9071
Galleon
2303 Richmond
522·7616
Heaven
Pacific @ Grant
521·9123
JR's
808 Pacific
521·2519
Just Marlon & Lynn's
903 Richmond
528-9110
Kindred Spirits
4902 Richmond
623-6135
Mary's
1022 Westhelmer
528-8851
Michaels
428 West helmer
529-2506
Montrose
Mining Co
805 Pacific
529-7488
NRG
901 N. Shepherd
863.()()10
Numbers
300 Westhelmer
52&8338
Outlaws, The
1419 Richmond
528-8903
Ranch
9150 S. Maln
668-3464
Rascals
2702 Kirby
524-6272
Ripcord
521·2792
Rock 'N' Horse
5731 Kirby
520.9910
Studio 13
1318 Westhelmer
521·9030
The 611
Hyde Park at Stanford
528-9079
Venture-N
2923 S. Main
522.QOOO
HOUSTON
COUNSELING
(Area Code: 713)
Felps, Stuart Ph.D
524-8277
Gonzales, A.; MSW, CSW
527·9302
Hewes, Ted, MSW. (psychotherapy)
665.Q496
Hinkle, David, MD; Kingan, Peter, MH; Treese, Gary, MSW
(Psy. & Family Therapy Center)3400 Montrose 11501
...................................
522·9816
Montrose
Counseling
Ctr. ..900 Lovett 11203 .. 529.Q037
Professional
Counseling
Services
523-7239
Town & Country
Psychiatry,
Tony Carroll, MSW 932·9999
Wm. Scott & Assoc
900 Lovett
529-1913
HOUSTON MEDICAL
PROFESSIONALS:
HOUSTON
CHIROPRACTOR
(Area Code: 713)
Martin, Dr. Jerry .. 3233 Weslayan
11191 .. 963.()()8(), ext. 1
HOUSTON
DENTISTS (Area Code: 713)
Butier, Ron DDS
427 Westhelmer
524-0538
Smith, Bruce W., DDS
1006 Missouri
5294364
HOUSTON
DOCTORS (Area Code: 713)
Martinez, Steve M.D .. 4126 SW Freeway 111000 .621-7771
Montrose
Clinic .....
803 Hawthorne
lnfo·528-5531
.............
business
528-5535
Strauss, Gerald Z., MD .4242 SW. Frwy, /1300 .877-8805
HOUSTON
OPTOMETRISTS
(Area Code: 713)
Johnson,
Dr. Thomas
.... 4709 Richmond
.... 961·9705
HOUSTON
FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 713)·
Fitness Exchange
2900 Richmond
524·9932
HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 713)
A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays)
528-1852
ACLU
1236 W. Gray
524-5925
AID for AIDS
P.O. 86414177266
526-6077
AIDS Foundation
3400 Montrose,
11700
524·AIDS
AIDS Hotline
c/o Switchboard
529-3211
A Place in the Sun
522·7695
American
Gay Athelsls
P.O. 66711177266
527·9255
Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf .....
TTY 52Q.()732
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Autry House
6265 So. Maln
Baby Jane Mixed League (Bowling)
Phlll ... 688-6970
Baytown Market SI. Lambda
422.()81117J2.7214
CH E
P.O. 3045177253
68().3346
Choices Unlimited (Lesbian Social Group)
5~211
Colt 45's
528-9192
Comm. for Public Health Awareness
P.O. 3045177253
.....................................
522·5084
Community Political Action Committee. P.O. 2005177252
.....................................
2:J6.8666
Conroe Area Lambda .. 304 Harris Blvd... (409)76Q.1509
Couples
P.O. 70884177270.0884
Crisis Hotline
228-1505
Democratic Committee of GPC
527-9143
Dlal-A-Gay-Atheist.
527-9255
Diana Foundation
2700 Mason/77006
524·5791
Dignity Center
3217 Fannin
528-0111
E.S.O.P.S. (Private Proff. Social Club)
961·9876
Ewnts UnlimHed(Fonaie Group)3333W. AIabanaf77OOB52.ffiOO
Family Connection (youth shelter)
523-6825
FrontRunners (runners, joggers)
P.O. 66371177266
.............................
520-80191522.()899
Garden Party
_.. 3317 Montrose 111067/77006
Gay & Alive Sharing (GASE)
526-1311
Gay Asians & Friends
785-3633
Gay Fathers of Houston
P.O. Box 66973 1116277006
·
432·1394/695-8584
Gay & Lesbian Hispanics Unidos P.O. 600921/7726Q.0921
...................................
5~947
Gay/Lesbian Student Assoc .. ,
: . Box 314
.
..............
4800 Calhoun
5~211
Gay Nurses Alliance
88(}.9486
Gay People in Christian ScienceP.O. 613, Bellalre, Tx. 77401
...................................
665-2642
Gay Political Caucus (P.O. 66664, Houston 77266)
...................................
~4~
Gay Rights A.C.L.U
P.O. 66844177006
Gay & Lesbian SwitchboardP.O. 66591177261Hl5915~11
Greater Montrose Business GuildP.O. Box 66973,Suite 1029
77006
528-1111/723-8368/524-9511
Guardian Angels .. '
415 Westhelmer
943-1236
Hazelwitch Productions
P.O. 66242177266
Herpes H.E.L.P. Hotline
996-9414
Homophile Interfaith Alliance
729 Manor
52~969
Houston Bar Owners Assoc. (HOBO)
%528-9192
Hou-Tex Tennis Club
David
926-7171
HouTex Tennis Toumament
J.C., Director
529-7467
Houston Area Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists
P.O. 66631mOO6
439-1879
Houston Council of Clubs
526-8054
Houston Data Professionals
52~922
Houston Gay Health Advocates .. Box 66123 .. 790-9448
Houston Flag & Drill Corps
952-2776
Houston Health Dept. ... 1115 N. McGregor
222-4201
Houston North ProfessionalsP.O.3840Humblel7734782Hl26
Houston Outdoor Group
521-3641 or 961-2905
Houston Tennis Club
Shawn
524-2151
Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist) . P.O. 391177401
Interact (over 40)
P.O. 16041/77022
529-7014
It's OK (AIDS Support Group)
529-2416
Jerry Kauffman Cancer Fund
776-4106
KPFT Radio
419 Lovett
526-4~
Lambda Alanon
521-9772
Lambda Center For Alcoholics .. 1214 Joanne .. 521-9772
Lone Star Nudist Group
Box 740572177274
Lower Westheimer Police Community Center .. 529-3100
Metropolitan Wind Ensemble
529-9610
Miss Camp America
P.O. 142
Bellaire, Texl77401
Montrose Area NOW
P.O. 96714177213
Montrose Art Alliance
c/o 1006 Missouri
529-4364
Montrose Chamber Singers
526-3810
Missouri SI. Gallery
1006 Missouri
526-3663
Montrose Chamber Singers
526-3810
Montrose Co. Cloggers
456-8861
Montrose Computer Conn.P.O. Box 66895177266526-3737
Montrose Mailbox (Computer Connection)
527-8566
Montrose Awareness Patrol Group
527-8438
Montrose Singers .(a gay men's chorusXMlke) .526-3810
Montrose Sports Assoc
(Director) Nick
777-1823
·
Billiards
Dennis
72H,505
........
Bridge
Jlm
862-7397
· .. Monday Mens Bowling ... Tommy
699-8160
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· .. Mixed Bowling
Mike Weikert
973-1358
·
Racquotball
Roger
865-8094
.......
Soccer
Robert
621·5571
·
Volleyball
Nick
777·1823
Montrose Softball league Box 22272177227-2272524-3144
Montrose Symphonic Band P.O. 6861317726&6613527-9454
Montrose Tennis Club
Rich
524-2151
Montrose Writers Guild. P.O. 27084/77227-7084.621-3008
Mother's Group (Lesbian Mothers) .... 868-55021563-8926
National Assn. Lesbian & Gay Alcoholism Professionals
(NALGAp) Texas Chapter
Ron
921-3132
Parents and Friends of Lesbians & Gays (FLAG)464-6663
Presidents Club (GPe past pres.)P.O. 66844177266523-6024
Project FOOD (KS/AIDS Foundation)
524-2427
Revista Paz y L1beraclon
P.O. 6000631/77260
Rice Gay/Les. Support Group(c/o Gay Swltchboard)5~111
Shantl (AIDS Peer Counseling)
P.O. 3045-77253
Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)
4400 Memorial Dr.
.............
/12175177007
684-6174
Society for 2nd Self (Trl-Ess) Gulf Coast Transvestite
Chapter
P.O. 90335177090
Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 66973 #1194 526-5001
Texas Human Rights Foun
P.0.66574177266-6574
Westheimer Colony Arjs. Assn
1001 Westheimer #163
.....................................
~~33
Women's Encounter Group. P.O. 920952 #262177292.Q952
Women's Lobby Alliance ..... 4 Chelsea ..... 521.()439
Women's Softball League6431 PlneshadeI77008868-6256
Womynspace
2033 Norfolk
869-6510
HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713)
Bayou City Oyster Bar .. 2171 Richmond Ave
523-6640
Charlie's Restaurant
1102 Westheimer
522-3332
Chapultepec
813 Richmond
522-2365
Cutters
604 Pacific
524.()8Q6
House of Pies
3112 Kirby
526-3816
Hunt Room
3404 Kirby
521-9838
Rascals
2702 Kirby
524-6272
Pizza Inn Delivery
3105 S. Shepherd
522-5676
Westheimer Cafe
1525 Westheimer
526-4350
HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713)
Alley Theatre
615 Texas
226-8421
Curtain Call on Line (Theatre Reviews)
526-1446
Greenway III .. , Hwy. 59 © Buffalo Spdwy
626.()4Q2
River Oaks
W. Gray & Shepherd
524-2175
The Group (Theatre Workshop) .. 3217 Fannin .. 522-2204
KEY WEST, FLORIDA BUSINESS (305)
Key West Business Guild (Information) P.O. 4840-5/33041
LONGVIEW CHURCHES (Area Code: 214)
Faith Community Church .. 1116 S. Mobberly .. 757-7338
LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214)
Rainbow Connection .. 2110 S. Eastman Rd... 757-5593
LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806)
The Company
1806 Clovis Rd
744-5250
LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806)
Dignity/Lubbock
P.O. 10752179417
763-9155
IntegrityIW. Tex. (Episcopalians)Box 10752179417639-2609
Lubbock Gay Alliance .... P.O. 84746179484
796-2403
MCC
5501 34th/P.O. 84574; 79484
.
Student Services for LeS/GaysTexas Tech. US.O.S. Office
Box 8179409-4310
742-2192
McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Bumpers
1617 N. 11Y2 SI.
687-9922
Other Face
200 N. 29th
686-9635
P.B.D.'s Lounge
Ware Rd. © Daffodil
682-8019
MESQUITE DOCTORS/DENTISTS (Area Code: 214)
Olson, Richard M., 0.0.3434 E. Highway 67, Bldg. C #140
...................................
613-3030
MIDLAND/ODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
Free to Be (AA)
3201 W. Wall (Midland) .... 669-6339
MCC
3201 W. Wall, Midland, P.O. 1152179702
...................................
669-6339
NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409)
GLAS (Gay/Lesbian Association of Students)
.
.........................
P.O. 491175963.a491
NEW ORLEANS ACCOMODATION (504)
New Orleans Guest House .1118 Ursulines SI. .566-1177
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AIDS Action Counsel729 8th SI. SE, /I2OOWash.D.C'/2~3
.......................
(202)547-3101/547·3102
AIDS Information recording
1-600-342-AIDS
Gay & Lesbian Press Association
.
P.O.'A' Old ChelseaStat., NY., N.YJ1OO11(212)989€622
Gay Rights National Lobby P.O. 1892,Washlng1on,DC 20013
...............................
(202)546-1801
Herpes Clinic
H300-423-02OO
Hispanic United Gays L1berado
5619 14th Ave. #l-C
........................
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219
Human Rights Campaign Fund
.
. P.O. 1396, Washington, DC 20013 .(202)546-2025
Lambda Legal Defense
132 W. 43rd NYC 10039
...............................
(212)944-9488
Media Fund for Human Rights
.
P.O. 'A' Old Chelsea Stat. NY., NY/1oo11(212)98SSl22
National Assoc. of Black and White Men Together .....
.. 584 Castro SI., #140, San Francisco, CA/94114
······················
~~~4m
National Assoc. of Business Councils
.
P.O. 15145, San Francisco, CA 94115(415)88&6363
National Assoc. Gay & Lesbian Democratic Clubs .....
1742Mass Ave SE, Washing1on,DC 2IXXl3(:ll2)547-3104
National Gay Alliance for Young Adults (NGAYA)P.O.190426,
·
Dallas, 1)( 75219-0426
Nat'l Gay Health Ed. Foundation
P.O. 784, NYC 10036
·
(212}563-6313
National Gay Rights Advocates
.
540 Castro, San Francisco, CA 94114(415)863-3624
National Gay/Lesbian Crislsllne
1.800-221-7044
National Gay & Lesbian Task Force. 1517 U Street, NW.
· .... Washington, D.C./20009 ..... (202)332-6483
Planned Parenthood of San Angelo 2619 Sherwood Way
...................................
944-1909
ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Nlte Spot
8401 Andrews Hwy
366-6799
SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Phase III
10 North Taylor
942-9188
Red Bandana Saloon ... 506 So. Chadbourne
655-4010
SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915)
Gay Angelo Students (GAS) . P.O. 60963176906.942-8115
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512)
Bexar Florist
802 Montana
271-3643
Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts 1900San Pedr0733-3555
On Main
2514 Main
737-2323
Oscar Mendiola Photography
225-8222
SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
Community of SI. Francis .... 332 Wilcox
923-2266
Dignity (CathOlic Gays) ... P.O. 12484178212
349-3632
Integrity
P.O. 15006
734'()759
MCCSA
1136 W. Woodlawn
734.Q048
River City Living Church311 Melrose PI.822.1121/734.0377
Trinity Council
311 Melrosel78212
SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Ab's Westernaire
622 Roosevelt
533-9928
Bonham Exchange
411 Bonham
271-3811
Crew
309 W. Market
223-0333
Downtown SA
240 Broadway
223-6285
EI Jardin
106 Navarro
223-7177
French Connection
330 San Pedro
225-2353
Gemini Club
504 Pleasanton Rd
923-9918
Miss Ellie's 2015
2015 San Pedro
733-3365
Noo Zoo
10127 Coachlight
341-4778
Paper Moon
1430 No. Main
225-7330
Phazez
119 EI Mio
342-9053
Rose, The
4121 Gardendale
696-4944
Sliver Dollar Saloon
1418 N. Main
227-2623
Snuffy's Saloon
820 San Pedro
224.7739
SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512)
JOhnson, Toby, Ph.D.... 1616 San Pedro #10 ... 7324~
Menefee, Michael, Ph.D.. 7744 Broadway #103 .821-5905
Menchaca Jr, Reymundo
847-7563
SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512)
AIDS Information
821-6218
Alamo Human Rights Comm
656-1487
Alcohol Counseling
227 Guilbeau
226-9241
Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th SI. 225-4227
Alpha Plasma Center
302 S. Flores
224-1749
Church Theatre
1150 S. Alamo
224-4085
Crisis Hotline (lOa-lOp)
733-1111
Crisis Hotline (24 hrs)
227-4357
Detoxification Center
622 Dolorosa
225-5481
Drug Abuse MHMR
3721A S. Presa SI. '" .533-9156
Fiesta Run
P.O. 169672178280-3272
Forward Foun., Inc. (community education)
224-7663
Gay Fathers of SA
P.O. 15495/78212
653-8544
Gay Switchboard
.733-7300
Helpline (Drug Abuse Central)
225-4068
Integrity
P.O. 15006/78212
734.()759
Lambda AA
1312 Wyoming
225-5611
Lutherans ConcernedP.O. 2~8178520696'()3071734'()759
Mustang Club, Inc
P.O. 12551178212
Parents of Gays
736-6847
River City FrontRunnersP.O. 5844/78212822-20191737-1224
River City Stompers
732-5649
Runaways (Youth Service Project)
299-7660
San Antonio AIDS Foundation
P.O. 120113178212
.... (24 hour hotllne) 733-3429
(office) 733-1853
San Antonio Gay Pride Week CommitteeP.O. 12063178212
San Antonio Gay Switchboard
P.O. 120402178212-9602
·····················
733-7300
San Antonio Plasma Servlces112 Auditorium Cir.223-2958
San Antonio Tavern GUild-AIDS Fund
821-6218
Tejas Motorcycle Club
533-6001
The Bridge (youth shelter) .. 606 Wilson Blvd
734-9532
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND ACCOM. (Area Code: 512)
Lyle's Deck (guesthouse) ... 120 E. Atol SI. ... 761-LYLE
TEMPLE CLUBS (Area Code 817)
Girty's
201 S. Main
77Q.()Q81
Studio M
414 So. 1st
776-9989
TEXARKANA CLUB (Area Code 214)
B.J.'s (P.C.).... FM 989 (14 Mile So. US67).... 632-3038
TEXARKANA ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 214)
Northeast Texas Mental Health-Mental Retardation (MHMR)
.......
2717 Summerhill Rdl75501
793-7585
Southwest Arkansas Counseling & Mental Health Center
2904 Arkansas Blvdl755021.8Q0652-91661(501)
773-4655
Texarkana Co-Op
(501) 772-1660
TEXAS GUEST HOUSEIACCOMODATIONS(Area Code 817)
EI Rancho VlstalELV Travel Box 245, Glen Rose 897-4982
TYLER CLUB (Area Code 214)
Chez Vous
Hwy. 31 East
592-6900
UVALDE TEXAS
Uvalde Organization
P.O. Box 1124178802
WACO CLUB (Area Code: 817)
Studio M
2812 N. 19th
753-9715
Tallulah's
507 Jefferson # 5th
753-9189
The lesbian is an attorney, an
architect, or an engineer. She is
the blind poet and s0!Jgwriter.
She is the welfare recipient, an
auto mechanic, a veterlnarlan, an
alcoholic, a telephone operator,
a civil service or civil rights
worker. And, being a woman in
Western society, she is certainly a Clerk-typist, secretary, or
bookkeeper.
- Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon
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