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1983 NEWS WRAP-UP
/n this last edition of TWT magazine for the old year, 1983, the editorial staff, as usual, has
taken its annual look back into the year just completed.
Here are the top five gay news stories of 1983 in Texas-a chronicle of the year's most
important news developments.
TWT NEWS selected the order of these stories on the basis of how each related to and affected
the gay lifesty/e in Texas during the past year, from the cornerstones of law, politics and
health-i.e.
gay rights and our lifestyle.
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TWT DECEMBER 30. 1983 - JANUARY
S. 1984
365 GAY DAYS OF
TEXAS FREEDOM
TEXAS - All 365 days of 1983 were
enjoyed by gay men and lesbians in the
State of Texas without the burden of
21.06 hangi ng over the gay lifestyle. It
was the first complete year of freedom
from that section of the Texas Penal
Code which had outlawed homosexual
conduct. It was the first complete year
that Texas homosexuals were legalized,
that they were not deemed lawbreakers
simply because of their lifestyle-their
sexual preference.
Because nothing can truly change until the laws are changed is why TWT
NEWS has selected gay legalized freedom as the top story in Texas of 1983.
The freedom from legal bondage actually began on August 17, 1982, when
Federal District Judge Jerry Buchmeyer
struck down 21.06, declaring it unconstitutional.lt was on that day that Texas
became the twenty-sixth state in a growing list to legalize homosexuality.
However,' the fight in the courts actually started years earlier, when the
Texas Human Rights Foundation was
formed with its primary purpose being
to change the state law. Plaintiff Don
Baker, a schoolteacher from Dallas, had
agreed to file suit. His trial came on June
15, 1981. However, it was not until 14
months later that a final verdict was
S. 1984
handed down in favor of gays.
But, even after Judge Buchmeyer had
made his ruling, there were still roadblocks being thrown up to overturn the
judgment. Within two months, on October 28, Potter County District Attorney,
Danny E.Hill, had appealed thedecision.
Hill's appeal was followed by then-Attorney General Mark White's legal concern.
Why did White appeal 21.06? Senior
lobbyist for gay rights in Austin, Bettie
Naylor, explained to TWT NEWS, "I think
he [White] felt an obligation as attorney
general to appeal that law, just as he did
other laws and challenges to the Texas
Constitution. He felt he didn't have
much choice, since he was the attorney
generaL"
However, on March 11, 1983,the newly-elected attorney general, Jim Mattox,
dropped Hill's appeal of 21.06. It is important to remember that Mattox took
many political risks in deciding not to
appeal. "His courage is applauded," remarked the late M. Robert Schwab, then
president of THRF, adding, "Maddox
took the correct step, both morally and
legally."
It was after Mattox's November 1982
election as attorney general, that
Schwab had pred icted to TWT NEWS that
"Mattox would likely drop the state's appeal of 21.06"-and he did.
Thus, 21.06was obliterated, once and
for all. Its obliteration was celebrated on
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the anniversary of the Buchmeyer decision. On August 17, 1983, the gay community of Dallas presented its first annual Texas Freedom Festival, to mark
the 365th day of homosexual freedom.
Dignitaries and gay leaders from across
the state came together to share in the
historic moment.
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TEXAS GAY LOBBY
BATTLES FOES
TEXAS - With the 21.06 victory still
fresh in Texas history books, another
fight to save our freedom was already
building in the 1983session of the Texas
Legislature.
No sooner had we won one battle,
that another had loomed. No sooner had
21.06 been declared unconstitutional,
that 21.38 was fired at us in a volley of
homophobia.
State Representative Bill Ceverha, a
Republican from Richardson, Texas,
had introduced a new anti-gay sodomy
bill last winter, during the 1983 Legislative session. Ceverha wanted to make
certain that since 21.06 was then adead
issue, Texas did not go without any antigay law on the books.
Thus, he hurriedly concocted House
Bill 21.38. It would have torn down the
very things that had just been accomplished in defeating 21.06. Its language
was harsh and crude; its purpose was
to once again take away our newly-acquired freedom.
It was because of the gay lobby in
Austin, the Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates, that the bill was stymied in committee and never came to a vote on the
floor of the Legislature. Ceverha tried to
wrap the emotion of the AIDS issue
around his bill to build sympathy and
support, but it failed, in spite of the
much publicized attention given to the
Dallas Doctors Against AIDS group.
Why did Ceverha introduce HB-21.38?
"It's strictly my personal speculation,"
Bettie Naylor, senior lobbyist for LGRA,
said, "but there is no question about the
fact that the man really does havea problem with homosexuality.
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"There were a few other legislators
like Hollowell from near Waco who joined Ceverha, but he [Ceverha] was the
main catalyst," Naylor explained.
Looking back on the 68th session of
the State Legislature, it can be recorded that no anti-gay legislation was allowed to pass into law. Our gay lobby was
extremely successful on all fronts in
1983.
Aside from sidetracking HB-21.38,
LGRA also killed a bill which would have
required VD testing for all citizens,
helped keep the drinking age from being raised to 21, helped keep popper
aromas legalized in Texas, and helped
keep the gay lifestyle from being infringed on by narrow-minded house bills.
Governor Mark'White does not want
to have to deal with bills like HB-21.38,
LGRA has assured. "He [White] is a good
man for Texas gays and lesbians to have
as governor ofTexas, " it has been proven,
opined LGRA.
News Story #3
TEXAS GAY VOTE
GAINS MORE CLOUT
TEXAS - In 1983,gay voters in cities
like Dallas, Houston, Austin and San Antonio, demonstrated that when our community votes together, we have much
strength, enough strength in fact to get
pro-gay, pro-human rights candidates
elected to office. Voting together is
known as bloc voting.
Ever since the late 1970s, politicians
in Texas have become increasingly
aware that a gay endorsement is a ticket
to ride to victory rather than a kiss of
death. Each election year, more and
more candidates come before our local
political organizations seeking the gay
community's endorsement.
1983was no exception. In fact, theexceptions became the rule.
In San Antonio, the newly-formed
Alamo Human Rights Commission endorsed a staunch advocate of human
rights, Orlando Garcia. On November 19,
Garcia galloped to victory in his bid for
a Texas House seat, with a 72% plurality.
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In San Antonio's April 2 city election,
AHRC had made its first endorsements
and won big. AHRC had endorsed such
victorious candidates as Maria Berriozabel and Bernardo Eureste for San Antonio City Council. Eureste's opponent,
Jesse Valdez, had even appeared on
local television doing some gay-baiting.
He labeled the man who was to beat him
in an April 16 runoff as "queer." Later,
however, he apologized sincerely to
AHRC.
Although AHRC did not officially endorse Mayor Henry Cisneros, his 94.1%
landslide mandate was heralded as a victory for human rights.
In Austin, the ALGPC was able to
again count many winners in its victory
column in last spring's city election.
There was, however, a controversy in the
mayor's rac'e and considerable confusion in one Austin City Council race.
In the April 30 runoff, ALGPC supported, but didn't endorse, Ron Mullen,
who was elected mayor over Lowell
Lebermann by 52.6%. ALGPC, although
pleased with the Mullen victory, had not
officially endorsed the winner. "The vote
in the ALGPC about the mayoral race
was between endorsing Ron Mullen, or
making no endorsement at all," Mary
Summerall had told TWT NEWS. "The majority of those in attendance had voted
to make no endorsement. Meanwhile,
many of the city's leading gay clubs had
visibly thrown their support behind
Lebermann.
Those same clubs and gay businesses had also thrown theirsupport behind
Mark Spaeth for one of the six Austin
City Council positions. Spaeth was on
record "for being sensitive to all the interests of the community."
But ALGPC also made no endorsement of Spaeth for Place 4, deciding instead to endorse Leda Roselle. Thus,
there was no real gay bloc vote in Austin, as the community lay divided. The
vote, as expected, also divided and the
race was thrown into an April 30 runoff.
ALGPC-endorsed Rosell did not even
make that runoff. So, ALGPC switched
their endorsement to George Humprhey
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-again
not endorsing frontrunner
Spaeth.
In that runoff, Spaeth trailed most of
the night, but pulled ahead in the end
to win by a slim 50.6% margin. ALGPC
critics cite the fact that the caucus had
twice endorsed a loser in the same race.
In Dallas, a similar story brewed in a
similar city council election on April 2.
DGPC had voted to endorse incumbent
Ricardo Medrano, rather than challenger
Paul Fielding. Yet some opponents of
DGPC supported Fielding. The community was split, and so was the vote.
In fact, the entire race was thrown into
a tense runoff on April 16. And, as was
true in Austin, the gay-endorsed candidate, which was Medrano, lost.
Fielding in Dallas, like Spaeth in Austin, was a supporter of gay rights, but
like Spaeth, had also not sought the gay
endorsement. Yet he won, if only by a
slim 52% margin.
DGPC explained later to TWT NEWS
that redistricting in Oak Lawn had given
the caucus reason to believe that District 2 no longer contained their central
core of gay voters.
As fate would have it, another similar
story brewed in Houston, in the November 8 election. Once again, a city council race was at stake, just like in Austin
and Dallas. Once again, both candidates
were pro-gay, pro-human rights. And,
once again, just as in Austin and Dallas,
the gay-endorsed candidate lost.
The heated race between the winner,
Anthony Hall, and the loser, Nikki van
Hightower, found sectors of the gay
community divided over whom to support. Although van Hightower carried
the gay precincts of Montrose, Hall won
City Hall. Hall had cut over 25% into the
Houston gay bloc vote.
However, it was the only race where
a GPC-endorsed candidate lost, because Mayor Kathy Whitmire and City
Councilmembers
Eleanor Tinsley,
George Greanias, Judson Robinson, Jr.,
Jim Greenwood, Rodney Ellis and Dale
Gorczynski-all
GPC-endorsed-won.
Yet in spite of the many 1983 gay
political victories in Austin, Dallas and
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Houston, there is considerable concern
in each of these cities that the political
process of endorsing candidates needs
to be reexamined.
For a gay political caucus to lose a
crucial battle in one Texas city could be
called circumstance. But for it to have
happened in Texas' three most politically active cities in one year, opens the
door to self-introspection.
Something has happened. A trend
has shown up on the graphs of gay bloc
voting.
That something is this: The days of
having only one pro-gay candidate run
for a particular office are over. As our
clout grows, more and more pro-gay candidates will surely seek our support.
The city council decisions made in
1983 in Austin between Spaeth and
Roselle/Humphrey; in Dallas between
Medrano and Fielding, and in Houston
between Hall and van Hightower, are
minor confrontations-although
bitter-when compared to the even greater
choices facing gay bloc voters in 1984.
Let us hope that we have learned in
1983 what we will have to deal with in
1984.
Let us not burn political bridges that
we may have to recross. Let us not tear
down one of our political friends in order
to build up another.
Who is to say that the victors-nonALGPC-endorsed Spaeth in Austin, nonDGPC-endorsed Fielding in Dallas or
non-HGPC-endorsed Hall in Houstonwill not serve our interests well on city
councils in their respective cities.
For this to have happened to our gay
vote in three Texas cities in the same
year indicates that it is a point that
needs to be addressed immediately. In
spite of all our many victories in the
political arena, we cannot allow even
one single race to divide us.
Clearly, we need to fine tune our political caucuses and how we endorse
and conduct ourselves in our campaigns
for "our friends." If we don't modify our
political handlings of such situations,
then the candidates will surely modify
it for us, and take our leaders down in
unpopularity.
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5. 1984
In 1984,we need to make aNew Year's
resolution to not allow ourselves to
again divide ourselves. Otherwise, we
leave ourselves vulnerable to dividing
our highly-publicized gay bloc vote.
News Story #4
GAY STUDENTS
MORE ORGANIZED
TEXAS - If there ever was a shortage
of top notch leaders in the maturing gay
communities of Texas, it was in 1983.
That is why the formation of more and
more gay student groups on our state
college campuses has become so important.
For it is true that tomorrow's teachers
and leaders are the students of today.
From these newly-inspired campus
groups, surely more leaders of the gay
rights movement shall emerge.
In 1983,a landmark meeting was held
in Dallas on June 24-25, when 13 different campus organizations
from
across Texas met for the first time to
form the statewide Texas Gay and Lesbian Student Organization Coalition
(TGL,SOC).
The coalition pledged to keep its promise of helping fledgling gay student
organizations form on Texas campuses.
TGLSOC also established a task force
to deal specifically with relationships
between universities and their gay organizations.
The latest members to join TGLSOC
were the Lambda Christian Fellowship
of Brazos County at Texas A&M, and
Gays of Angelo State (GAS), which is in
the process of seeking recognition by
the school.
As the old year was ending, the new
University of Texas at Arlington Gay/
Lesbian Association was approved as
an official campus organization. The
vote was 8 to 1 in favor in the easy decision.
Approval, however, was still pending
at two other state colleges. After seven
years, Gay Student Services (GSS) was
still awaiting approval by Texas A&M
University at College Station. Their case
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5. 1984
has been batted around in the courts for
far too long.
Also bogged down in their attempt to
become officially recognized was the
Gay and Lesbian Support Organization
(GLSO) of Southern Methodist University. After three appeals to the Student
Senate, the group's highly-publicized
case was still pending.
College groups among the approved
and faculty-annointed included at year's
end UT's Gay Student Association of
Austin, Gay/Lesbian Association of Denton, Gay Academic Union of North
Texas, Lesbian/Gay Resource Services
of the University of Houston, Rice Gay/
Lesbian Support Group, and the Gay/
Lesbian Associated Students at Stephen F.Austin College at Nacogdoches.
February 5, 1984 will mark the firstyear anniversary of the initial meeting
and formation of the statewide TGLSOC, which is acting as a protective umbrella, shielding our campus organizations from legal flak and peer persecution.
News Story # 5
STILL NO CURE
FOR AIDS
TEXAS - TWT NEWS would have liked
to have made the AIDS story the top
story of the year. But that won't happen
until a cure is found. Hopefully, next
year, the AIDS health issue can advance
to the top of the yearly news report by
proclaiming an end to the mystery.
Until then, acquired immune deficiency syndrome; hence the acronym AIDS,
will continue to be the major health concern of the gay community. If in 1982we
came into shock and fear over AIDS,
then in 1983 we advanced to come to
grips with its ramifications.
In 1982, five Texans died of AIDS. In
1983,that many died the first month. Nationwide, nearly 3,000 cases of AIDS
have been counted by year's end at the
Center for Disease Control. Of that,
about 41%-over 1,100-had resulted
in death.
Fortunately, the fatality rate in Texas
has remained much lower. Nationwide,
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5% of all AIDS cases. In 1983, Austin
had only two fatalities, San Antonio
counted three, Dallas figures indicated
about a dozen deaths, and in Houston
-the state's highest-the figures were
hazy because of delayed reporting, but
indicated nearly two dozen deaths.
Thus, in Texas, not only was the caseload lighter, the fatality rate also lagged
the nationwide statistics, according to
1983 figures.
In 1983we also learned that AIDS was
not purely an American disease. Thirtytwo other countries have been affected .
"It's a global health threat," medical experts now say. Outside of the United
States, Western Europe is the hardest
hit-especially
France and Western
Germany.
After extensive research, doctors still
do not know how AIDS is transmitted
from one individual to another. Although
various forms of treatment have been
successful on over half of the cases, no
one single cure-all has yet been found.
Texans, probably more than any other
people in the nation, have come to grips
with AIDS better, by putting the mystery
into perspective. Panic has subsided
and logic has prevailed.
Thanks to the efforts of the AIDS Action Project of the Oak Lawn Counseling Center in Dallas, the SAFE Week
Committee of San Antonio, and the KS!
AIDS Foundation of Houston, programs
for treatment, help, counseling, feeding,
transportation, nursing, doctor referral
and peer support have been instituted.
Such organizations have also been
pivotal in raising money for local needs,
and lobbying to get more money allocated from city health budgets for research and treatment.
Hopefully, 1984 will be the last year
doctors will still refer to AIDS as a
"mystery killer." Hopefully, in 1984,our
prayers will be answered and the cause
and cure of AIDS will be reported, putting an end to the disease, once and forever.
Happy New Year from TWT NEWS!
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1983'5 B~SlBOOKS
by David Fields
The books that appear on this list are
here for a variety of reasons. Some are
simply entertaining, and all good at what
they set out to do. One novel is written
by a professor of medieval French literature in Mexico City. Books of satire, a
gay cookbook (done up just right), books
of a personal nature, personal issues
and spiritual issues are included.
It is difficult to say which is the top
book of 1983,because most are samples
of the best of a particular subject. Some
are books you will not find on the bestseller list because of the explosion of
good gay books in the last several years.
A list of ten does not begin to suggest
the quality, diversity and volume of
books available.
As I mentioned in one review in the
last year, everyone has different standards of what makes a "good" book, and
preferences as to what they would like
to read. So it is possible your favorite is
not among them. There are many "bests,"
and I have chosen these ten as a sampler, in no particular order.
Death Trick by Robert Stevenson-a
detective mystery; well-crafted, with witty, intelligent and strong gay characters;
good plot.
The Gay of Cooking by the Kitchen
Fairy-real live recipes and outrageous
word play; comprehensive.
Southern Discomfort by Rita Mae
Brown-the authoress of the bestselling Ruby Fruit Jungle does it again with
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wonderful, warm characters, small town
intrigues and the small minds that live
there.
In Search of God in the Sexual Underground by E.C. "Toby" Johnson-gives
spiritual and mythological meaning to
life in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco.
The Color Purple by Alice WalkerPulitzer Prize winning letter-form novel
about a poor, black woman, uneducated
and living in the rural South; Celie learns
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
THANK YOU FOR
YOUR CONTINUAL
PATRONAGE & SUPPORT
PROUD TO BE A PART
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Coming Out to Parents by Mary V.
Borhek-a thorough and in-depth exposition of the problems and emotions parents face; the authoress is the mother
of a gay son and wrote My Son Eric.
Whose Child Cries by Joe Gantz-a
first person account of the lives of five
families of gay parents; the children express their thoughts and feelings; noveltype format.
Lesbian Studies by Margaret Cruikshank-the experiences of oppression
by a wide cross-section of lesbians in
the academic environs; discusses problems of academic freedom caused by
"silence" in the closet.
The Butch Manual by Clark Henley-a
clear example that shows the satiric effect is only as strong as the degree people take something seriously.
God's Bullies by Perry Deane Young
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away with it.
MAN OF THE YEAR - James Watt,
because he can't talk and get away with
it.
BESTPICTURE- MTV with the sound
turned off.
BEST FILM - Kodak's "Plus-X" for
black-and-white prints.
WORST FILM - The one that formed
on my cornea as I sat through Jaws 3-0.
BEST ACTOR - Henry Kissinger in
Dynasty.
BEST ACTRESS - PiaZadora in her
interviews. (Shecomplains about not being taken seriously and, in the same
breath, reveals that her next film is Attack of the Rock and Roll Aliens.)
VEGETABLE OF THE YEAR - That
silly Cabbage Patch doll.
BEST SUPPORTING VEGETABLE Victoria Principal in Dallas.
BESTPERFORMANCEBY A HEAP The '58 Plymouth Fury in Christine.
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BESTSUPPORTINGPERFORMANCE
BY A HEAP - Elizabeth Taylor and
Richard Burton touring in Private Lives.
BEST EXCUSE FOR BUYING A
MOVIETICKET - Richard Gere's buns
in Breathless.
WORST EXCUSE FOR BUYING A
MOVIE TICKET - Richard Gere's performance in Beyond the Limit.
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN
THE FIELDOFTELEVISION PROGRAMMING - Any commercial break during
The A Team.
KINKIEST TV COMMERCIALSanta Claus eating Little Debbie.
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN
THE FIELD OF NOISE POLLUTION MTV in stereo.
BEST JUSTIFICATION FOR SENDING NELSON RIDDLE AND HIS ORCHESTRA ON A TOUR OF EL SALVADOR - Linda Ronstadt.
BEST JUSTIFICATION FOR DIGGING UP JIM MORRISON, JANIS JOPLIN AND JOHN LENNON AND PUTTING THEM BACK TO WORK -Quiet
Riot's "Cum on Feel the Noize."
BESTJUSTIFICATION FOR NAMING
LESLEY GORE TOP FEMALE VOCALIST OF 1983 - Joan Jett's career to
date.
COUPLE OF TH E YEAR - Joan Collins.
ODDEST COUPLE OF THE YEAR Nancy Reagan and Gary Coleman.
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AESTHETICALLY SUPERIORTO MOST
OF 1983'S ROCK MUSIC:
1.Eddie Fishervomiting into a coffee
can.
2. A duet between a Waring Blender
and a garbage disposal.
3. Ozzy Osbourne biting the head off
of a live Lennon sister.
FAUX PAS OF THE YEAR - Diana
Ross's career from 1:OOamJanuary 1,
1983to 11:59pm December 31, 1983,but
particularly her behavior on the Motown
25 TV special.
DRAG QUEEN OF THE YEARMichael Jackson. *
DRAGQUEEN OFTHEYEAR (1st runner up) - Barbra Streisand. * *
DRAG QUEEN OF THE YEAR (2nd
runner-up) - Phyllis Diller. * * *
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YEAR - Paul McCartney and Michael
Jackson.
MOST BORING COUPLE OF NEXT
YEAR - Paul McCartney and Michael
Jackson.
MOST BORING COUPLE OF THE
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WORST DEPICTION OF WOMEN Rock videos.
WORST DEPICTIONOF MEN -John
Travolta beefcake.
BEST ARGUMENT FOR MALE HOMOSEXUALITY - Ryan O'Neal in the
nude on the cover of People.
BEST ARGUMENT AGAINST HETEROSEXUALITY - An emaciated nude
Farrah Fawcett standing in front of a
nude Ryan O'Neal on the cover of People.
BEST ARGUMENT FOR BEING A
LESBIAN IN 1984 - Burt Reynold's
career to date.
CHICKEN QUEEN OFTHE YEARAny old fairy in a Matt Dillon movie.
CRUISIEST HUNK OFTHE YEARTom Cruise.
PERFORMER WE'D MOST LIKE TO
SEE SELLING WHEELCHAIRS ON
LATE NIGHT TV - Zsa Zsa Gabor.
PERFORMERSWE'D MOST LIKE TO
SEE SITTING IN ZSA ZSA'S WHEELCHAIRS ON LATE NIGHT TV - The
Rolling Stones.
BEST JUSTIFICATION FOR ABUSE
OF AMPHETAMINES - Any ballad by
Lionel Richie.
BEST JUSTIFICATION FOR ABUSE
OF VALIUM - The Day After.
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MOSTAFTER THE BOMBS HIT - Food,
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TEXAS by Rob Clark
Here we are at the end of another action-filled
year.
As is customary, I give a quick run-down on who did what and how they did it during the past year. This always gets me in trouble, but, hey ... I'm used to it. These
are strictly my personal opinions and observations.
If you like them, wonderful. If
you don't, buy me a cocktail before you read me to filth! That way I'll have something
to throw!
Onward through the fog!
SOME OF TWT'S INTERVIEWS IN
'83 - Patti LaBelle, Kaye Ballard, Imogene Coca, Pia Zadora, Chuck Norris,
Lena Horne, Luciano Pavarotti, Della
Reese, Valerie Kaprisky (Breathless),
Vesta Mahoney (Judy Garland's secretary), Anthony Quinn, Connie Stevens,
Joan Rivers and Quentin Crisp. The first
interviews in 1984will be with Ruth Buzzi
and Lyle Waggoner.
BEST NEW MUSIC NIGHTSNumbers of Houston and Bruce Godwin
brought us.the best in new music.
C&W PERFORMERSTHAT WORKED
CONSISTENTLY THROUGHOUT THE
YEAR - Dena Kaye from Dallas and
The Mustang Band from Houston.
BEST PERSONAL MUSICAL INFORMATION CENTERS - Record Rack of
Houston,
Downbeat
Records of
Houston and Oak Lawn Records of
Dallas helped me out immensely.
BEST NEW RECORD COMPANY Komander Records centered in Dallas,
which originated with Pamala Stanley.
- JANUARY
5. 1984
BEST GAY PRODUCTION COMPANY - Community Productions with
Don Baker in Dallas. They brought to
Texas the Dance Troupe from New
York's Men Together and three gay
plays: A Perfect Relationship,
If This
Isn't Love, and My Blue Heaven. They
also brought Quentin Crisp to Texas.
BEST FEMINIST PRODUCTIONThe Women's Music Festival at Kindred
Spirits in Houston.
BEST SOAP - All My Children for
having the first lesbian on a soap and
for giving us Opal Gardner and Spandex
pants.
MOST PRESTIGIOUS AWARDRuth Hastings received an "Honorary
Citizenship to Houston" and "Goodwill
Ambassador Award" from Mayor Kathy
Whitmire.
BEST SONG - "I Am What I Am"
sung by Gloria Gaynor.
MOST ARROGANT PERFORMER Annabella Livin of the group Bow-wowwow. We are talking Alpo city! That bitch
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BEST ARTISTIC
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Dick Turner of Houston illustrated the
vocal impressions.
BEST FUCK-UPS - Yvonne DeCarlo
got fired from her role in Gypsy at the
Windmill Theatre in Houston and Carol
Jiani was thrown into a Mexican jail in
February for a hot check.
MOST FESTIVE TRAMPS - The
whores from the cast of Miss Charlotte's
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
BEST CABARET
SINGERSSamantha Samuels and Marilyn Maye.
They both sound flawless in different
ways.
BEST RALLY EVER (SO FAR) - The
GPCelebration
at the Summit in
Houston with Pamala Stanley and Tina
Turner.
BEST POOR LlTILE RICH GIRLPoor Pia Zadora. She's always getting
picked on. She's dancing as fast as she
can!
WHERE ARE YOU? - What hap.
pened to Terti-Ann Melton? John Day,
you're too talented for us not to have
heard from you lately.
BEST FEMINIST PERFORMERS IN
'83 - Meg Christian, Margie Adams,
Chris Williamson and Robin Tyle.
BEST SURVIVAL ACT - Marianne
Faithfull is still with us, but Edie
Sedgwick isn't. Hang in there girl!
PERFORMERS FOR A CAUSEThroughout last year, there were many
benefits and memorial performances.
Some of the individuals and groups to
donate their time and talents were Ruth
Hastings, who performed a benefit with
the Diana Foundation for the Montrose
Counseling Center and MCCR. The performers at the Fred Paez Memorial Setvice were The Montrose Country Clog·
MOST HILARIOUS PRODUCTION Greater Tuna starring its authors, Joe
Sears and Jaston Williams.
MOST UNUSUAL "COMEBACK" Eartha Kitt's disco tune, "Where Is My
Man?" What?
BEST
NEW
GAY
THEATRE
TROUPE - Diversity Houston, which
recently performed Private Lives at the
Pink Elephant in Houston.
BEST HOME TOWN PERFORMER
TO MAKE GOOD - Pamala Stanley
from Dallas. Her hits make national
charts, and Texas is proud to have her
living here.
gers, Bayou B'lu Singers, MCCR Choir,
Oak Lawn Symphonic Band, The Mon·
trose Symphonic Band and the Mon·
trose Chorale. The entire cast of the Zap
Clap II Revue with Danny Villa, the Turtie Creek Chorale and the festive cast
at the Texas Freedom Festival at the Ma·
jestic Theatre in Dallas is to be
commended.
MOST INFLUENTIAL MEETINGTWT's Showbiz editor Jack Varsi met
Mamie Van Doren at the Texas Film
Society Achievement Awards in Houston. He insisted we call him Jack Varsi
Van Doren from that moment on.
TWT DECEMBER 30, 1983
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TWT DECEMBEA 30, 1983 - JANUARY
5, 1984
OUR FAVORITE "DISCO" PERFORMERS BOOKED IN TEXAS IN
'83 - Sylvester, The Weather Girls, Linda Clifford, Cynthia Manley, Claudja
Berry, Pamala Stanley, Grace Jones,
Marlena Shaw, Nona Hendryx, Loleatta
Holloway, Lene Lovich, The Thompson
Twins, The Patrick Cowley Singers, Tina
Turner, SI. Tropez, Paul Parker, Pointer
Sisters, Sarah Dash, Viola Wills, Vicki
sue Robinson, Divine, Taka Boom,
Lipps, Inc., Hazel Dean ("Searchin"), Cat
Miller and Gloria Gaynor,
These acts were booked in Texas
through the efforts of Numbers of
Houston, Bonham Exchange in San Antonio, The Copa in Houston and Beaumont, Rich's in Houston, Sunset
Boulevard in San Antonio, Back Street
Basics in Austin, The Old Plantation in
Dallas, The Ritz in Galveston, The Of·
ficers Club in Houston, The Saint in
Dallas, Jocks in Dallas, Uptown in
Dallas,4001 in Dallas and the Unicorn
in Dallas,
Thanks guys for bringing us topnotch
entertainment.
BESTQUICKCHANGEACTS - This
one goes to the cast of Greater Tunaand
Jahonau Reis,
THANKSTOTHETHEATERS - The
River Oaks in Houston, The Granada in
Dallas and the Greenway III Theaters in
Houston continued last yearto bring us
-the best in gay cinema,
BEST GAY FILM - Lianna wins first
place, and Querel/e comes in second
simply because it was Fassbinder's last
film,
BEST CATIY AWARDS - The Diana
Foundation wins hands down, with Miss
Camp America coming in a buglebeaded second.
BEST GAY PLAYS - Fifth of July,
Bent, and the gay version of Private
Lives.
WORST DISPLAY OF MUSCLEArnold Schwarzenegger promoting his
Workout video.
WORST WORKOUT VIDEO - Goes
to cult figure Jain Fondle.
BEST DISPLAY OF MUSCLEBarbra Streisand and Yentl.
TWT DECEMBER 30, 1983 - JANUARY
5, 1984
THE STARS TO BE SEEN AT THE
MOST GAY BARS - Waylon Flowers
and Madame made the rounds last year.
BEST COMEDY GROUP - The
Guava Bomblets of Dallas and Houston
Off·Broadway.
BEST HOME TOWN NEW MUSIC
BAN D - The BI'u Wave Band of
Houston.
MOST EXTRAVAGANT
DRAG
SHOW - The Female Impersonator of
the Year Pageant in which Naomi Sims
won. Ruth Buzzi and Lyle Waggoner
emceed the videotaped extravaganza .
MOST X-RATED BAN K ROBBERY The guy who robbed millions from the
Brinks Bank years ago used that money
to finance the x-rated gay movie, Genturians of Rome.
BESTCAMEO - Last year, Elizabeth
Taylor, Melba Moore, Imogene Coca,
Ruth Buzzi and Carol Burnett all appeared on soap operas.
BEST SEMI·CAMEO - Rip Taylor
roared through the Officers Club in
Houston.
MOST HILARIOUS BALLET - Les
Ballets Trockaderos de Monte Carlo still
holds this title.
BEST FILM LOCATION - Houston
holds this honor with the location fllrning of Terms of Endearment starring
Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger and
Jack Nicholson .
BEST DRAG PRODUCTION - And I
am telling you, it's the cast of the Texas
version of Dreamgirls.
OPENING THE NEW YEAR - 1984
promises to be another great year of
entertainment with New Year's Eve
shows at the following locations: The
Ritz in Galveston with Jayne Edwards,
Rich's in Houston with Taka Boom, The
Old Plantation in Dallas with The
Weather Girls, Rascals in Houston with
Samantha Samuels, Patrick's in Dallas
with Bubba & Bear, Miss Charlotte's in
Houston with Mundo Earwood, The
Brazos River Bottom in Houston with
David Houston, and don't forget our
friend Breck Wall and his Bottoms Up
Revue currently at the Windmill Dinner
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in Houston along with other places. I
make my home in Louisiana because my
father is a direct descendant of Sam
Houston and my mother is a direct
descendant of Robert E. Lee. My people have lived here since 1830. My
parents and ourfamily are stilled based
here."
When asked about his New Year's Eve
show in Houston at the Brazos River
Bottom, David disclosed, "I'll be doing
two forty-five minute sets with the
Mustang Band. I think it will be fun. I'll
get to do songs I can't sing on the Grand
Ole' Opry." When pressured for an example, David replied, "Oh, songs like 'I
Gave Her the Ring and She Gave Me the
Finger' and 'Big Legged Women Keep
Your Dresses Down'. The last line of that
song goes, "Cause you got somethin'
big mama, make a bulldog love a hound.'
Get the picture?"
Yes we do! Sounds like a good 01'
country time.
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ROOMMATES
Growing up in the Sixties and Seventies, I thought roommates were
something college students needed in order to move off campus. This
was just another stage in "growing up," getting married, and entering
the "real world."
Then I grew up, my marriage failed, and I found out the "real world"
wasn't so simple. After I came out, I realized that roommates could
be the alternative to loneliness, and not necessarily a temporary alternative. Being cut off from family who don't/won't understand and coworkers I couldn't confide in, led me to discover that there was life
between being single and being married.
Finding an ersatz family in friendship and co-habitation may have
been a hippy fad of the Sixties, but for gays it has always been a
necessary lifestyle. Some of us are loners and some married, but a lot
of us find the family we need in roommates. At least we can thank the
Sixties forteaching us that adults, male and female, could co-habitate
without a total breakdown of morals.
Pictured here and on the cover are my three roommates, Chris Alexander (right), Larry Jones, and Fran Davis. Chris is art director at a
Medical Center hospital where Larry also works as a press operator
in the print shop. Fran is an illustrator for a large corporation; her specialty is operating a computer graphics system.
Together we have shared a home for nearly two years, yet we still
like each other. Sure, we have our differences, and each of us needs
his or her "space" now and then, but this holds true for any family.
Only difference I can see is that in our house we have a democracy
where we all share decisions and responsibilities (and get cranky with
similar equality).
I feel lucky to have met friends I feel comfortable sharing my home
with; I met them right here in Montrose where we live. To hell with
anyone who thinks being 30 and having roommates is weird. This is
1984, baby!
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b) Oasis of San Antonio
c) Numbers of Houston
d) Saint of Dallas
e) San Pedro Mine of San Antonio
f) Round-Up Austin
g) Wild Bill's of Houston
h) Velvet Hammer of Houston
i) Papa's of San Antonio
Miss Gay
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Miss Gay
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Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Metroplex
5. Which city did not hold gay night at the
rodeo in 1983?
3. Which of the following gay bars did not
close during 1983?
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4. Which of the following titles has Pauletta Leigh of San Antonio not won?
1. The winner of TWT'S
Mr. Texas Pageant, held
December 2, 1983 at
Rich's in Houston, was:
2. Which of the following Texas gay clubs
did not catch fire in 1983?
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a) Fort Worth
b) Houston
c) Austin
d) all of the above
6. In 1983, Snuffy's Saloon in San Antonio
celebrated which birthday?
a)
b)
c)
d)
first
second
third
fifth
7. The statewide winner of TWT'S Entertainer of the Year pageant, held on November 11 at the Old Plantation in Dallas,
was: (clue-see photo)
a) Naomi Sims
b) Kathy Whitmire
c) Tasha Kohl
d) Nicole
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14. Which Texas city was first to hold their
Gay Pride Week in 1983?
a) Dallas
b) Houston
c) Fort Worth
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Come Along Inn
d) Corpus Christi Motorcycle Club at the
Hidden Door
e) Mustang Club and Sundance Cattle
Company at Houston's Barn
9. Which of the following duos stirs the
most hot tea? (clue-see photo)
a) Austin: Jim Smith of Dirty Sally's with
Jerry Smith of the Boathouse.
b) Dallas: Ray Martin of Studio 4, Diamond Pegasus, High Country and Unicorn with Larry Armstrong of 4001, JR's,
Throckmorton Mine, OP, Tarrant County Mine and Fraternity House.
c) Forth Worth: Billy Ray of the 651 Clubs
and Lumber Company with T.J. of the
Other Place and other places across the
sea.
10. The reigning Mr. Texas is:
a) a drag queen from EI Paso
b) a football player from Arlington
c) a gymnist from Beaumont
d) an actor from A&M
11. Which of the following universities in
Texas has yet to recognize its gay campus
student group?
a) University of Houston
b) University of Texas at Austin
c) both d and e
d) Southern Methodist University
e) Texas A&M University
f) University of Texas at Arlington
12. Fiesta in San Antonio was held in 1983
on which dates?
a) April 1-10
b) May 15-22
c) April 15-24
13. Which of the following clubs doesn't
hang their colors at which bar?
a) Colt 45's at Houston's BRB
b) Hill Country Leathermen at Austin's
Back Street Basics
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15. Of the many free buffets at gay places
across Texas in 1983, at which was the
above CRUISE CAMERA photo taken?
a) Chicken Coop's youthfest
b) Studz Bookstore chili cookoff
c) Dirty Sally's Austin Thanksgiving buffet
d) Tiffany Jones' CBC reception at her
own house
16. Which of the following political candidates did not get endorsed by Houston's
GPC in a 1983 election?
a) Lance Lalor
b) Anthony Hall
c) both of the above
d) all of the below
e) Nikki van Hightower
f) Kathy Whitmire
g) Eleanor Tinsley
17. Which of the following gay clubs in
Texas did not undergo an ownership
change in 1983?
a) EI Jardin of San Antonio
b) Brazos River Bottom of Houston
c) Round-Up of Dallas
d) Miss Charlotte's of Houston
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18. Which of the following people is not
a dj in a Texas club?
a) Jon Mott
b) Jimmy Bartlett
c) Frank Caven
d) Bill Hildago
e) Frank Collins
D Michael Burden
19. Which of the following drag queens
did more singlehandedly in 1983 to set the
art of female impersonation back further
than any other?
a) Alice Phallus
b) Tiger Lil
c) Ultra Chilling Cold Vanilla
20. The CRUISECAMERAphoto shown below
of last summer's Splash Day was taken
where and of whom?
a) David Dauber and Preston Porter at
Hippy Hollow of Austin
b) Granny and Walter at Stewart Beach
of Galveston
c) The Black Devil and Farrell at Padre
Island of Corpus Christi
21. Which of the following people did not
appear on a TWT cover in 1983?
a) Tasha Kohl as Entertainer of the Year
b) Murray Dyer going back to school at
UT
c) Paul Fielding and Ricardo Medrano
holding hands on election night in Dallas
d) John Jones standing atop Houston
e) Kim Akerman laying on top of Dallas
D Raymond Denes eating fire
g) Jerry Maclaughlin and Dan Van Houtan sunbathing on lake Austin
h) Bradley Carl and Gregory Clark laying
on the dock of the bay
i) Tom Cunningham shipside at the Houston Ship Channel
j) Phil Goudeau and John Conley riding
bikes in Dallas' lee Park
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I) Michael Mcintyre lifting weights
m) Chuck Johnson and Steve Westerfield
in Galveston's sand dunes
n) Susan Baird, Norman Guttman, Tom
Davis, Carol Beverage, Annette Beall,
Joey Flyer, Doug Williams, Pat Vachon,
Reverend Dee lamb, Alice Torres, Jerry
Gunn and Bruce Burr welcoming Gay
Pride Week
22. Which of the following was never a
"rumor of the week" in 1983's HOT TEA?
a) Jill Jordan, Jerry Byrd and CJ. Harrington were giving up pageants
b) Jerry Vann had paid Charlotte Archer
untold sums of cash so she would leave
Houston before it was revealed that in all
actuality, in real life, he was actually her
real stepson-not daughter
c) none of the above or below
d) Walter Strickler and Marion Coleman
were buying the locker so it could be
called Just Marion and Walter's
e) Fort Worth's T.J. only went to China
so Raina lea wouldn't have to do shows
in Arlington
f) Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire had invited Nikki van Hightower to Mary's for
cocktails at a George Greanias appreciation party
g) Austin Councilman Mark Spaeth was
going to run for president of the AlGPC
h) San Antonio's Steve Hutchison and
Scotty Roberts told how their deep friendship had led them to mutually plot the
demise of Papa's so they could reopen it
as Betty, Io's Ranch so Hap Veltman
would be forced to buy Tex's Ranch in
Dallas and rename it as The Dallas
Country
i) louis Garcia was giving up carpentry
to purchase the Midnite Sun so Oliver
could rename it as the Midnite Coop or
the Dirty Sun
23. Which of the following were never
"scandals of the week" in 1983's HOTTEA?
a) Naomi Sims told Tasha Kohl she had
paid Norma Kristi so she wouldn't win
Miss Gay America again
b) Dion Martell didn't pee in drag along
the D/FW freeway in the middle of the
night; she only took a dump in drag
c) none of the above or below
d) Alice Phallus had written a book entitled "My True Story," in which she
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Ytoryof why jahonau Reis changed her
~exso she could fall in love with a lesbian, and her intimate relationship and
unspoken passion as a child for Dr. Feelgood
e) Donna Day filed suit against the
BallParkBookstore for a lip injury caused
by an alleged tooth notch on a jagged
glory hole
ABC-TV was going to televise the Austin
castof the Crossing's "All My Gay Children," until the visiting producer got shot
in the nuts when all he had really asked
or was a shot-of schnapps, that is
) Gary Monier closed the Saint so David
eed and Dale Howard could reopen the
en of Dallas so Richard Rogers could
elinquish his bartendering position at the
ound-Up so Tom Sweeny could reopen
he Round-Up in Austin so Nicole would
ave a place to be show director so she
ould invite Tiffany jones back to her
ometown so Gene Howle would have
n opening at the Copa for an emcee so
e could hire Brandi West so she could
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26. Mail my prize to
27. Oh, my t-shirt and tank top size is:
a) small
b) medium
c) large
28. This HOT TEA quiz should:
a) have been made longer
b) have been made shorter
c) have never been printed
d) have included more pictures of naked
men
e) have included more pictures of voluptuous women
D is a scar, a pox upon the community
29. & 30. Make up two of your own questions and circle the right answer so it can
be reprinted in TWT in early 1984 when we
present THE FIRST-EVERREADER'S FEEDBACK HOT TEA QUIZ OF 1984
OT TEA
FROM THE
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RUISE CAMERA photo, is of:
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Mr. Gay Beaumont
b Mr. Gay West Texas
c) Mr. Gay San Antonio Metroplex
d) Mr. Gay Galveston Metro
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Since the emergence in TWT Magazine of a regular weekly sports page at the turn of this
decade,gay sports in Texas has grown, flourished and been nurtured by both fans, sponsors,
businesses,and an increasing array of participants.
In 1980,bowling and volleyball were topping the list of activities. By 1981, tennis and softball
hadorganized. In 1982, the coming-out experiences of several prominent national sports figures
inpro football and pro baseball gave the local gay athlete a new self-image, a proud purpose.
By 1983, all major cities in Texas-Austin, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Corpus Christi-were
as competitive and organized as their forerunners in Dallas and Houston. Theconcrete formation
of Sports Associations and Sports Committees has added to the cohesive spirit of competition
across Texas!
Here, season-by-season, is a compendium of Texas Gay Sports as chronicled by TWT SPORTS.
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On Sunday April 24, 1983 the MSA Thursay Night Mixed Bowling League held its
wards ceremonies at the Velvet Hammer.
he overall winner of the 1982-83 winter
eason was Just Marion and Lynn's. The
I first place divisional
tea
oCkettes Two and Briar Patch Pacesetters.
econd place teams were the Barnyard Bidies and The Natives Are Restless. League
igh average went to Myrt Bading for women
nd
Steve McConaughy for men.
When the Women's Softball League (WSL)
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Pring season e.nded on May 7,1983,
there
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four-way
for first
place Coverage
between the
.ver
BriartiePatch,
Sports
UnInnlted and First Edition. Thus, a play-off was
cheduled for May 22. However, typical Gulf
oasi rains delayed the tension until June 5
when the Briar Patch Renegades broke the
tie and took the championship.
Sports Coverage ended the season in the runner-up slot
followed by First Edition in third.
In Dallas, in the Oak Lawn Bowling Association rolloffs for the winter season ending
May 16, these were the final top standings:
Division A: 1) Natalie Deadwoods, 2) Up
Your Alley, and 3) L'Rimr. Division B: 1) Oh
Daddy's,
2) Pine Valley Misfits,
and 3)
Cyprians. Division C: 1) Odd Squad, 2) Midnite Bailers and 3) La Menage ARe.
Meanwhile, in Houston, the MSA Monday
Night Bowling League had also ended its fallwinter season. In March 25 ceremonies at the
Marriott Astrodome,
The Other Men were
declared the season's champs.
In divisional standings, first place winners
were The Copa, Bushwackers and Hole. Second place teams for the season were Queen
Pins, Bowlerinas, Sisters of Mercy and Barnyard Hoers, Third place teams were Eurotan,
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Briar Patch Two, Alley Cats and Five Easy
ieCes. Steve McConaughy
won the
~eason's award for overall league high
average.
In Corpus Christi, the final results for the
1983season found the Hidden Door in the
toPJune spot, followed by The Neck Ups with
TexasBoys rounding out the top three. Troy
Marlattwon high game forthe season, Steve
Falgoutwon high series, Bobby Wilcox won
individual high series handicap and Chuck
west won individual high game handicap.
SUMMER
Forthe fourth year during Gay Pride Week,
theMontrose Sports Association provided a
day of sports pride and competition. In
previousyears the MSA All-Stars had either
played the policemen or the firemen. This
yearit was different. It was all gay! Houston
vs.Dallas!
OnJune 18, four games were played. In the
first of women's doubleheader games,
Houston's WSL All-Stars played the High
Country All-Stars of Dallas and shut out
Dallas 23-0. In the second women's game,
Houstonagain shut out Dallas in a game betweenthe Briar Patch Renegades of Houston
and the Unicorns of Dallas. Thus, Houston
wonthe gay pride doubleheader in women's
play.
In men's competition, the story was different. Houston won the first game; Dallas
took the second. In the opener, the MSA
North All-Stars trounced the Oak Lawn AIIStars,13-3. In the second game, however, the
DallasAll-Stars edged by the MSA South AIIStars9-8.
Over Independence Day weekend in Houston, the annual Fourth of July Lone Star
Classic softball tournament was successfully held as 39 games were played in two
daysas teams from all over America came to
Texas.Final standings were 1)Dirty Sally's of
Houston, 2) Greg's Blue Dot of Los Angeles,
3) the Galleon of Houston, and 4) Kansas
City'SCabaret. Cafe St. Marcus of San Francisco won the sportsmanship award in ceremonies at Miss Charlotte's.
In Dallas, in the new Lambda Summer
Bowling League of Thursday night bowlers,
their premier season ended with a three-way
deadlock for first place that was narrowed to
a two-way tie with total pins determining
LateCummers as the first season's winner.
The Gutter Sluts took second place. Cindy
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Spencer won women's high scratch series
while Sally Gammage and Cheryl Tiercy tied
for women's high scratch game. The
season's winner in men's high scratch series
competition was won by Clif Adair while
game play was awarded to D. Davis.
On August 15, the summer session of the
Oak Lawn Bowling Association ended with
some last minute jostling of posltions.
Division A: 1)Atta Girls, 2) Crisco Kids, and
3) High Rollers. Division B: 1) Round Up
Dancers, 2) Up Your Alley, and 3) Boot
Scooters. Individual winners had been AI
Aaron, Hank Cantrell, Si Holt, and Ron
Adams. Awards were presented at the Dunfy
Hotel on August 22.
In August, the Briar Patch Renegades won
the first place trophy in the first annual
Houston Women's Softball Classic. Cyanide
took second, Kindred Spirits took third, and
Dallas' Ray's Gays landed in the top four.
Also in August, the MSA Monday Night
Summer Bowling League came to an end
with the following teams placing in the top
six after heated rolloffs: 1) Five Easy Pieces
with an 8 win, 4 loss record, 2) High Heel
Rollers, 3) Dirty Sally's, 4) Tush Ticklers, 5)
Badd Girls and 6) Teddy Bears.
For the second consecutive year, Dirty Sally's won the MSA Men's Softball League
summer competition and the privilege of representing Houston at the Gay World Series in
Chicago, beginning August 30.
The final game was a replay of the last
three years as The Galleon and Dirty Sally's
had once again found themselves one game
away each from a championship. In the 1983
rubber game, Sally's trounced the Galleon
14-2,placing the shipmates in second place
for the season.
Final 1983 standings: 1) Dirty Sally's,
South Division Champs, 2) The Galleon,
North Division Champs, 3) Montrose Voice, 4)
Brazos River Bottom, 5) tie between Miss
Charlotte's and the Montrose Mining Company, 7) tie between the Barn and the Briar
Patch, and 9) tie between Catch One and
Jim's Gym.
At the Gay World Series in the Windy City,
Dirty Sally's was unable to get the necessary
hits needed to capture a top spot. In the
opening game on August 30, Seattle beat
Sally's 7 to 5. Two days later, Sally's came
back to win over Southern New England, 2 to
1. However, as fate would have it, the third
game was again with Seattle. Sally's lost
again to the northwestern most city, 7 to 2,
dashing all hopes of any winners bracket
placement for Texas.
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After 31 games played by 16 teams,
hicago Sidetrack won the 1983 Gay World
~ries. Atlanta was second, Los Angeles was
hird,Seattle was fourth, San.Francisco was
:.flh and Houston was down In twelfth place.
I A~ summer was ending, so was the first
bigseason of the new Oak Lawn Softball Association.After all the runs, hits and errors
hadbeen tallied, Dallas Steel was awarded
the 1983 championship. The runner-up slot
wentto the Throckmorton Mining Company.
ThBRound-Up came in third, the Gay News
placedfourth, followed by the Unicorn in fifth
placeand High Country rounded out the top
slxteams for the 1983 season.
AUTUMN
In September, the third annual Southwest
Invitational Softball Tournament was played
inTulsa over Labor Day weekend, and it was
an instant replay of last year's event for
Houston as the Kansas City Cabaret again
narrowly beat the Brazos River Bottom of
lIHouston, 14 to 13. Top three teams: 1) KC, 2)
BRB, and 3) Lambda Lancers of Topeka.
InSan Antonio, as Autumn was beginning,
hill country teams swept the first Alamo
VolleyballTournament.
Division A final standings: 1) San Antonio
:Galleon, 2) Dallas Team, and 3) Austin
upremes. Division B: 1) Austin Fuenza, 2)
an Antonio Galleon, and 3) San Antonio
Blazers.
In tennis, in Dallas during October's
exas-OU weekend Tournament, Tony Cibian captured the A Singles crown. Cibrian's
in came after a tough match with Don
raper in the finals of the fourth annual
ourney. Mickey Braden upset Frank Guerro
n B Singles. In Open doubles, Mike West and
on Papp were upset by Don Draper and AI
eon.
As October ended, so did the MSA Womn's Softball League Fall season, resulting in
he following final standings: Division A: 1)
indred Spirits, 2) Renegades, 3) Cyanide, 4)
CUand 5) Rage. Division B: 1) River Rats, 2)
CCR, 3) Special Blend, 4) High Hopes, 5)
arion and Lynn's, and 6) Double R Saloon.
InSan Antonio in November, the Alamo Ciy's Jans-Men's Bowling League hosted the
tatewide Texas Rolloff Tournament, known
sTROT.When the action was over, the Briar
'atch of Houston had won, Godamthering
laced second, and the Galleon of San Annto rounded out the top three.
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by Milton von Stern
Our Capricorns this week are (t-r) Dyan Cannon (Jan. 4). and our almost First Lady. Jane Wyman (Jan. 4).
"me 'Weel\..oj 'December 3D-January 5
8dETEOR SHOWERS: The first meteor shower of the new year will occur next
Thursday, January 4,198'4 producing approximately 100 shooting stars per hour.
The January 4 phenomenon is called the Quadrantid~eteor
Shower.
This meteor shower will occur because the 'Earth will pass through a place in
space where it will travel through a huge swarm of tiny pebbles which are called
meteoroids. When the 'Earth passes through the Quadrantid swarm, these tiny
pebbles will burn up in the atmosphere. When they catch fire, they can then be
seen.
&1eteors actually occur at any time of the day or night but they are best observed
after midnight when we are standing on the forward side of the 'Earth which is the
side into which the meteor showers directly plow.
I~Wc1vlOON/'l'tEW'tl;AR'S~SOLUTIONS:
'Fortunately the frrst~w~oon
of
the 'New 'Year comes only three days into 198'4 which combines to give added
meaning and direction to all traditional 'New 'Year's ~solutions.
Since the 'New
oon doesn't occur until January 3,198'4 you will have three extra days in which
to formulate your resolutions. Make sure such resolutions, however, are made by
January 3 in order for such goals to achieve success.
iGA'PRIG~:
(Dee 22 - Jan 19) Be
SUreto make your 198'4'New 'Year's
~solutions before the 'New ~oon of
January 3. For best results, stress
IYourpersonality and how you can improve it since the'New-'Moon occurs in
Iyourfirst house of personality. Buying
,a new wardrobe, getting a new hair
,stYle,starting a physical fitness pro,gram, and seeking a new positive
lInental attitude are the type of perlsanalthings that will succeed the most
Underthe illumination of the flrst'New
Tun DECEMBER30. 1983 - JANUARY 5. 1984
~oon of 198'4.
~QU~US:
(Jan 20 - 'Feb 18')Be sure
to make your 198'4~w'Year's~solutions before the 'New ~oon
of
your inner self and how you can rid
yourself of needless worries since the
'New ~oon
occurs in your twelfth
house of introversion. Secrets, behind
the scenes conversations, and invisible
negotiations are the type of inner
things that will succeed the most
under the illumination of the flrst'New
~oon of 198'4.
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itUations, and widening your reli'PISGES: ('Feb 18'-"Mar 20) Be sure~
make your 198'4'l\tew 'Year's '%SOI\l. gJsOUSand philosophical attitudes are
thetype of things that will succeed the
tions before the 'New ~oon
January 3. For best results, str~ mostunder the illumination of the first
of 198'4.
alliances and how you can cultiVatt ~w~oon
gEMINI: ("May21- Jun 21)Be sure to
such attributes since the ~w ~00tt
occurs in your eleventh house of SOcie- make your 198'4~w 'Year's ~solu~oon
of
ty. Friendships, hopes, wishes, Parti~ ti0ns before the ~w
gatherings, and group functions llrt January 3. For best results, stress tax
the type of things that will succeed the matters, inheritances, other people's
most under illumination of the firs! money and sensuality since the 'l\tew
~oon occurs in your eighth house of
~w~oon
of 198'4.
c5\~ES: ("Mar 21 -O\pr 19) Be sure to such things. Your plans for handling
make your 198'4 'New 'Year's ,%solu. such matters and improving your imtions before the 'New ~oon
ofl agewith others regarding these eighth
January 3. For best results, stre&l hoUsematters are the type of things
your career and how you can improve that will succeed the most under the ilit since the'l\tew~oon
occurs in YOUrI lumination of the first 'New ~oon of
tenth house of employment. Your rela. 198'4.
tionship with your superiors, you GANGER: (Jun 22 - Jul 22) Be sure to
make your 198'4'l\tew 'Year's ~solucreativity on the job, your ability
of January
come up with new job ideas, yo uons before the~w~oon
stable work habits and your relation, 3- For best results, stress partnerships
ship with a father figure are the type and how you can deepen such ties into
varied things that will succeed thtl lasting situations of true meaning
most under the illumination of the f1J'Sl since the 'New ~oon occurs in your
seventh house of marriage. Wedding
'New ~oon of 198'4.
bells, devotion to a current mate,
'TAURUS: (Apr 20 -~ay 20) Be sure
meeting an exciting new person, formmake your 198'4'l\tew 'Year's ~sol
and actions before the 'l\tew ~oon
01 ing a business partnership,
complishing more with a life mate are
January 3. For best results, stn
long distant matters and how you c the type of things that will succeed the
capitalize on such matters from af most under the illumination of the first
of 198'4.
since the 'New ~oon occurs in yo ~w~oon
ninth house of distance. Traveling fOJ'LE0: (Jul 23 - O\ug 22) Be sure to
pleasure and business, solving leg, make your 198'4 'New 'Year's ~solu-
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PREPARED
tions before the ~w
~oon
of
health and employment matters and
how you can improve both since the
~w~oon
occurs in your sixth house
of well-being and career. Having an ailment diagnosed, seeing a doctor or
dentist. conferring with a counselor,
improving co-worker relationships,
and developing better work habits are
the type of things that will succeed the
most under the illumination of the first
~w~oon
of 198'4.
'VIRg0: (Aug 23 - Sep 22) Be sure to
make your 198'4 'New 'Year's ~solutions before the~w~oon
of January
3. For best results, stress romance and
entertainment since the 'New ~oon
occurs in your fifth house of love affairs. Dating, cruising, lusting, enjoying movies, plays, art, theatre, speculating, gambling, and investing are the
type of varied things that will succeed
the most under the illumination of the
frrst~w~oon
of 198'4.
198'4.
'LI~:
(Sep 23 - Oct 23) Be sure to
make your 198'4 'New 'Year's ~solutions before the 'New ~oon
of
your home turf since the 'New ~oon
occurs in your fourth house of the
home. Buying and selling real estate,
redecorating, moving to a new address
and improving your domestic situation and your relationship with a
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TWT Readership Survey
1. Of the following national publications, which
ones do you read most often? (CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY)
Advocate
1
After Dark
2
B/ueboy
3
Chr/stropher
Street
4
G.O
5
Mandate .. ,
6
None of the above
7
2. Of the following gay publications in Texas,
which one do you read most often? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Austin/SA
Star
1
The Ca/endar
2
Dallas Gay News
3
Metro Times
4
Montrose
Voice
5
TWT
6
None of the above
7
3. Where do you usually get your copy of TWT?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Bars
1
Gay Organizations
2
Restaurants
3
From a Friend
4
Professional's Office
,
5
Gym
6
Bookstore
7
Baths
8
Retail Stores
9
Other (specify)
10
4. How many people read your copy of TWT?(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Only yourself
1
One other person
2
Two other persons
3
Three or more persons
4
5.On a scale of A to E, please indicate your degree
of liking or disliking for each section in TWT.(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORy)
LIKE
DISLIKE
TWT News
ABC
D
E
Comment
ABC
D
E
Perspective
ABC
D
E
Books
ABC
D
E
Movies
ABC
D
E
Showbiz
ABC
D
E
Backstage(Entertainment)A
BCD
E
Feature Articles
ABC
D
E
Interviews
ABC
D
E
Hot Tea
ABC
D
E
Sports
ABC
D
E
Starscope
ABC
D
E
Classifieds
ABC
D
E
Calendar
ABC
D E
The Guide
ABC
D
E
Display Advertisements
ABC
D
E
6_What do you like to see most often on the cover
of TWT?(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Artistic Illustration
1
Female Impersonator
2
Male Physique
3
Celebrity/Star
4
Male Fashion
5
Women
6
Special Events
7
Other (specify)
8
7. How do you read TWT?(CIRCLEONEANSWER)
Cover-to-cover
1
1-3 Articles
2
4-6 Articles. ,
,
3
7-10 Articles
,
4
8. a.) Do you read the classified advertisements in
TWT?(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Always
1
Usually
2
Sometimes
3
Never
4
b.) Do you read the display ads In TWT?(CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Always
1
Usually
,
2
Sometimes
3
Never
4
9. Of the following suggested content ideas for
TWT,which would you be most Interested in seeing?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER FOR EACH NEW IDEA)
NOT
INTERESTED INT'ED
Cooking Column
ABC
D
E
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Fashion Column
ABC
0
E
Music Reviews
ABC
0
E
Interviews with Stars
ABC
0
E
Interviews with
Gay Leaders
ABC
0
E
Interviews with
Politicians
ABC
0
E
Health Column
ABC
0
E
Video Column
ABC
0
E
Photos of Men
ABC
0
E
Photos of Women
ABC
0
E
Drawings, illustrations
ABC
0
E
Fiction/Short Stories
ABC
0
E
Restaurant Reviews
ABC
0
E
Religious Articles
ABC
0
E
Comics
ABC
0
E
10. How often do you read a non-gay publication,
for example, newspapers and magazines? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER ONLy)
Never
<1
Once each week
2
2·3 times week .....................•......
3
4·5 times week
4
6·7 times week
5
11. What do you listen to on the radio? (CIRCLE
ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Rock
1
Easy Listening
2
Classical
3
Middle·of·the·road
4
Country
5
Rhythm and Blues ...................•.....
6
NewsITalk Shows
7
Jazz
8
Foreign Language Shows
9
New Wave/Progressive
10
Top 40
11
12. On the average, how much do you spend each
month on clothing? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER ONLY)
Less than $50
1
$51·$100
2
More than $100
3
13. In general, when do you buy your seasonal
clothing compared to other people of your sex?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER ONLy)
Earlier than others
1
About the same time
2
Later than others
3
14. Do you own your own vehicle? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER ONLy)
Yes
1
No
2
If no, skip to question 16.
15. How often do you buy a new vehicle? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER ONLy)
More than once a year
1
Every two years
2
Every three years or more
3
16. If you plan to purchase a vehicle within the next
year, what type will you buy? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER ONLY)
Luxury Car
1
Sports Car
2
Economy Car ........................•.....
3
Truck ...........•........................
4
Van ..........•...........................
5
Jeep
6
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7
Motorcycle
8
Not applicable
9
17. How many times each week do you: (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORy)
Go to Movies
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Attend Fine Arts
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Events
Dine in a Restaurant
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Eat at home
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Attend sports events
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Go to bars
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Go to concerts
Attend special events
(such as rodeo, circus, boat shows,
etc.)
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Go to baths
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
Go to bookstores
0·1 2·5 6·10 11 +
18. What Is your favorite kind of bar (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Cruise ..................•.................
1
Country .........................•........
2
Leather ..............•....................
3
Dance ..............................•.....
4
Show ........................•............
5
Piano
6
Video bar
7
19. During the last month, how much have you
spent on the following activities? (CIRCLE AP·
PROPRIATE ANSWER FOR EACH CATEGORy)
Alcoholic
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Beverages
Auto Parts
$0·10 $11·50 $5HOO $101 +
Repairs
$0·10 $11·50 $5HOO $101 +
Bars
Books,
Magazines
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Cigarettes
$0·10 $11·50 $5HOO $101 +
Concerts
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Cosmetics
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Dining Out
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Fine Arts Events $0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Flowers
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Gifts
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Hair Stylists
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Jewelry
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Movies
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Perfume/Cologne $0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Physical Fitness $0·10 $11·50 $51-100 $101 +
Records and
Tapes
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Special Events
$0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
Sports Activities $0·10 $11·50 $51·100 $101 +
20. What beverages do you drink most often?
(CHECK ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Premium Liquor
1
House Brands Liquor
2
Beer
3
Wine
4
Non·Alcoholic Beverage
5
21. Which of the following products do you own?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLy)
Radio
l
T.V. Set ................•..•..............
2
Video Recorder
3
Stereo
4
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Laser Disc
5
Furniture
6
Home Computer
7
Kitchen Appliances
8
security System
9
22. Which of the following credit cards do you use?
(CIRCLE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY?)
American Express/green
1
American Express/gold
2
MasterCard
3
VISA
4
Oil Companies (gas)
5
Department Stores .. '
6
Other
7
23.During the last year, how much have you spent
on buslness·related travel? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER
ONLy)
tess than $100
1
$101·500
2
$50H 000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
$1001·1500
4
$1500·2000
5
More than $2000
6
24.During the last year, how much have you spent
on travel for pleasure? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER
ONLy)
Less than $100 .................••.........
1
$101·500
2
$501·1000
3
$1001·1500
4
$1501·2000
5
More than $2000
6
25. How many times per year do you travel outside
Texas? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
0·1
1
2·5
2
6 or more
3
26. How many times per year do you travel from
one Texas city to another? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
0·1
1
2·5
2
6 or more
3
27. Do you have any religious affiliation? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
yes
1
No
2
28.What Is your religious affiliation? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Protestant
1
Catholic
2
Jewish
3
Other (specify)
4
29. Are you currently registered to vote? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Yes
l
No
2
30.What Is your political affiliation? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Democrat
1
Republican
2
Independent
3
Other (specify)
4
31.Are you a member of a local gay political group?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes ...
1
No .....•.................................
2
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32. Do you usually vote a straight ticket In line with
the gay bloc vote? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes·····················
l
No
2
33. Do you vote regularly In local elections? (CIR.
CLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes·······
.. ··
l
No
2
34. Do you vote regularly In national elections?
(CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Yes
l
No
2
35. In what type of residence do you live? (CIRCLE
ONE ANSWER)
Apartment
1
Single Family House ...............••......
2
Ouplex .................••................
3
Townhouse
4
Condominium
5
Mobile Home
6
Hotel/Motel
7
Dorm
8
36. How often did you Change residences this past
year? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
None
l
Once
2
Twlce
3
Three or more times
4
37. If you rent your house or apartment, how much
Is your monthly rent? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Less than $150
1
$150·$300 ...............•.................
2
$301·$500
3
$501·$700
4
$701·$1,000 .........•.....................
5
More than $1,000
6
Not applicable
.7
38. If you own your own home, how much Is your
monthly house payment? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Less than $300
1
$301·$500
2
$501·$700
3
$701·$1,000
4
$1,001·$1,500
5
More than $1,500
6
Not applicable
7
39. If you are presently renting, do you plan to purchase a home, townhouse, or condominium within
the next year? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
yes
1
No
2
40. When do you usually work? (CIRCLE ONE
ANSWER)
Day ...........................•..........
1
Morning ....................•.............
2
Afternoon ..................•..............
3
Evening (5·10pm)
.4
Night (5pm·3am)
5
Early Morning (12·8am)
6
Unemployed
7
Other (specify)
8
41. What Is your current primary occupation? (CIR·
CLE ONE ANSWER)
ProfessionallTechnical (such as educators,
physicians, technicians, etc.)
1
Managers and Administrators
2
Sales Workers
3
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Clerical (such as typists, cashiers,
mail carriers)
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4
Craftsworkers (such as carpenters, blue collar
worker supervisors, mechanics, etc.)
5
Operatives except transport (such as meat
cutters, machine operatives, assemblers,
etc.)
6
Transport Equipment Operatives (such as bus
drivers, truck drivers, taxi cab drivers, etc.) .. 7
Laborers (such as construction laborers,
material handlers, etc.)
8
Farmers and Farm Managers
9
Service Workers (such as policemen, food
service workers, hair stylists, etc.)
10
Private Household Workers (such as maids,
servants, in-home child care workers, etc.) . 11
Self-employed
12
Unemployed
13
Other (specify)
14
42. Which is the highest level of education that you
have completed? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
No formal education
1
Some grade school
_
2
Completed grade school
3
Some high school
4
Completed high school
5
Some College
6
Completed College
7
Some graduate work
8
A graduate degree
9
43. What was your approximate total annual income in 1982? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under $5,000
1
$5,000-$9,999
2
$10,000-$14,999
3
$15,000-$19,999
4
$20,000-$24,999
5
$25,000-$29,999................•••.........
6
$30,000-$34,999................••..........
7
$35,000-$39,999
8
$40,000-$49,999
9
More than $50,000
10
44. If you share a residence with another person,
what is the approximate annual combined income
of your household? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under $10,000
1
$10,000-$14,999
2
$15,000-$19,999
3
$20,000-$24,999
4
$25,000-$29,999
,
5
$30,000-$34,999............•...............
6
$35,000-$39,999..........•.................
7
$40,000-$49,999
8
$50,000-$59,999
9
$60,000-$69,999
10
More than $70,000
11
45. To which of the following age groups do you
belong? (CIRCLE ONE ANSWER)
Under 18
1
18-25
2
26-30
3
31-34
4
35-39 ..............•......................
5
40-44
6
45-49
7
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Houston.
Houston. Beautiful neighborhood, historic homes,
convenient to Westheimer and Alabama buses,
walk to St. Thomas. Each apartment unique with in.
dividual features. Decorate to your taste while enjoying full security, pool, laundry, covered parking,
attentive maintenance. Studios, one and two bed.
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Houston. Tired of those large, noisy, over-crowded
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munity with 65 individually deSigned floor plans
featuring fireplaces, wet bars, large garden patios,
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Other amenities include covered parking, laundry
faCilities, pool, 24·hour security. References required, call (713) 520-6383. Current rental rebate
special!
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windows, permanenUeffective pest control, smoke/
fire detectors, cable TV in January. Two bedrooms,
$40();one bedrooms, $300; efficiencies, $235; 1705
Michigan in MontroseJCherryhurst; 201 West Drew
In Montrose; 2810 Beauchamp in Woodland
Heights. (713)523-8286,8804800.
Houston. S. Gessner/Beliaire. Spacious 1 bedroom
apartment; also huge 2·2 studio; 20 ft. ceiling; loft
bedroom; each bedroom-full bath; walk-in closets.
Beautiful views. POOl,quiet. Good maintenance.
Bills paid. (713)771'()249.
Houston.
Montrose/Rice/Medical.
Near S.W.
Beautiful, small complex. Large 2·2% studio apartment. French windows, skylight, patio; also, large 1
bedroom, patio, pool, laundry. Quiet, secure. Bills
paid. (713)523·5028.
Westmoreland Place. (713) 528-5218.
One bedroom apt. Montrose area, close
to River Oaks Shopping Center. $250 month plus
utilities. $150 deposit. (713)864'()225.
Houston.
Houston.
Houston. Montrose area. Special 1 br. apts. 515 Colquitt. $250to move in. (713)529-2814,523-4403.Rick.
Inside Loop/near Galleria. 3 bedroom
house, central air, new eggplant·colored carpeting,
$695 lease or lease/purchase, owner/broker. (713)
528-0386.
Houston.
Houston.
Montrose. Large, clean 1/1, ideal for
security-consclous persons. New carpet, patio,
track lights, covered parking. (713)52()'5026.
Houston. 1710 Indiana. One bedroom, very nice.
Parking, cable, upper unit. Move in now, start rent
Jan. 1. $315. (713)5234202.
Houston. Montrose. Very unique, two bedroom, 1%
bath, two story condoltownhouse. Cable, pool, wid
connections, security gate, patio. One available
now, another Feb. 1. $645. (713) 5234202. See and
compare.
HOuston.
Houston. Mediterranean Villas. Quality adult living
at affordable prices. Mention this ad for discount.
5619 Bissonnet, Suite 102. (713)432'()398.
HOUston. Galleria area inside Loop. Nice 1 and 2
bedroomapartments from $275 per month. (713)
S26-4577.
Houston. Montrose. 1 bedroom condo for lease.
Track lighting, central aelheat, all appliances, cable
TV, in small complex. POOl, laundry facilities.
Available Jan. 1. $395 + electric + deposit. (713)
528-2765.
Galieria·Southwest
area. Large
2'bedroom, 2·bath, perfect roommates layout. Cen~~Lair, dishwasher, disposal, grounds very nice.
""'VV.
(713)526-4577.
HOuston. Westmoreland Place. (713) 528-5218.
HOuston. CORPORATE RELOCATORS- LEASING
DEPT. Assisting Montrose and other areas, in
rResldential and commercial
leasing. CALL
~ND
BROUSSARD,(713)52()'9898.
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Houston. Montrose. Fairview duplex. 2 bedroom.
Great location, new carpet, new appliances, huge
closets. $55O/mo. (713)528-3759.
Houston. Westmoreland Place. (713) 528-5218.
Houston. One bedroom. 309 Stratford. Pool, dish·
washer, compactor. (713)668-5500.
Houston. Reduced $40. Cozy one bedroom, private
garden and deck, security, new kitchen, ca/h. In
renovated Victorian. $385. FirsUlasUdeposit. (713)
524-8864.
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Houston.
Now Open
Shady Tree Club
(713) 864-1221.
Houston. Professional
massage
by certified
LA
masseur. Deeply relaxing Swedish massage. Nonsexual. J.C. (713) 529-7467.
a•
MC
SPECIAL
Tracy
NEW YEAR'S EVE And
SHOW
Special
Guests
510°0 Per Person
TEXESCORT.
The finest
MODELS, ESCORTS
COMPANIONS
50 WAUGH DR .. HOUSTON • 869-4541
Viecker-Zayne
Houston. Want to give a Christmas
AIDS person? Call (713) 528-3010.
(713) 529-4484
MastercardNisa
Dallas/Ft.
Houston.
266-3649 .
Worth.
MOVING??
Newall gay company
(214) 742-5818
Dallas.
MOVING?
Large trucks. Low rates. Local
946-7418. Free estimates.
Dallas.
and
state.
(214)
Be the first);-'Stlll MILEHIGH!contact Don at
ontrose
Wholesale~ Houston! Te
"';A!perica's Largest Distributo
V_pture,
~ondaY-Friday:
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Plumbing Service
all commercial
& residential
plumbing repairs; complete remodeling;
faucets; restore fixtures.
Free estimates
Call Bill, (713) 520-1590.
9am-5
I
Houston. Custom
vrs, experience.
Douglas,
At"
224-2882.
Dallas. Electrolysis
for
~moval. Free consultation.
I
parties.
Reasona-
men. Permanent
(214) 528-0759.
Houston.
Relaxing,
sensual
Chuck, (713) 521-3496.
rubdown,
hair
$15.00.
HOuston. Full body massage.
Relax and enjoy.
Very, very sensual. Tension relieving and release.
~
for appointment.
Tom, (713) 524-7163.
MIL
PE
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Any
to an
hour.
(713)
Houston.
Tension
release!!
Massage-steam/
facial/complimentary
champagne.
$26. "Thom,"
(713) 523-6577. Sundays $5 off!
Daiias.
1-800-231-6260
.' TOLL fREE
OUT-Of-STATE
IN TEXAS (713) 527-0686
The Gay Moving Co. wishes to thank the
community for your business in 1983 and extend
~est
wishes for 1984.
FOR RETAIL DEALERS, BUSINESSES AND CLUBS ONLY.
Houston. Texas Lineman. Let us fulfill your erotic
honefantasies.
Mastercard
and Visa accepted.
(P7 960-8082.
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5,1984
Massage.
The best. (214) 528-4038.
Houston. EVENING
Professional
and
524-4555.
TO REMEMBER with "Gee".
private
male
model.
(713)
from Burton and the crew
phone fantasies.
Mastercard
and Visa accepted.
(713) 960-8082.
remodeling, painting, drywall. 30
Free estimates. Day or night. (713)
Austin. BARTENDER for private
ble rates. Call (512) 442-3222.
massage.
Houston. Happy holidays
at Movemasters.
Ft. Worth. Reflexology, Shiatsu, polarity and Esalen
techniques
combined
to give
an excellent
massage. Non-sexual. Keven, (817) 737-6982.
Houston. Need a lawyer? Call Judith
torney, (713) 520-1370.
Muscle
present
Houston. Don A. at Mary'S does not like boys! XOXOXOXOX, Rhonda.
Houston.
IT'S
NEW
E
DENVER
E HIGH
(713) 524.9511
Quality Professional
Models • Escorts
Houston's Most Prestigious,
Discreet, and Exclusive.
Office Hours 2pm-2am
(713) 526-1389
ViSa/Mastercard
Welcome
Personal Check Accepted
for appt.
Lawn Care. (713) 864-1221.
o
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Houston.
Escorts
•••
HUMOROUS,
Major credit cards honored
Security and discretion assured.
CENTAUR
*
HEALTHY,
Antonio.
IS ...
HUNK
Houston. So, Califomia competition bodybuilder,
ex-college footballer. Glenn will be available January 20-22, by advance reservation only.
A CENTAUR exclusive.
Restaurant open 7am till 8pm
HER
OM MIL
A HANDSOME,
FINEST
Are now in Austin.
Call (713) 527-8240 Houston
FREE DRINKS ALL NIGHT LONG
Worth/AUstin/San
HAPPINESS
as your escort or model from ...
AUSTIN'S
Houston.
IT' S
Houston/Dallas/Ft.
Austin.
FREEChampagne at Midnight
party favors. etc.
Cover: 515°0 Per Couple
hauling.
Houston.
Moving,
hauling,
packing
supplies.
t10VEMASTERS,
1925 Westheimer. (713) 521-3155.
(Formerly Memorial Park Lounge)
Sat. Dec. 31
Moving,
Houston. Relax and enjoy the BodyWorks
massage. for appointment
call Bill, (713) 526-2470.
Houston. Disco Grandma and her boys wish each
and everyone a happy holiday and a healthy and
prosperous 1984.
Houston.
BODY MASSAGE
In or out. Bruce, (713) 521-2009.
Houston. OWl? Call Judith
520-1370.
Douglas,
Attorney,
(713)
phone fantasies.
Mastercard
and Visa accepted.
(713) 960-8082.
Houston. Friendswood
area man, 45, seeking persons who are/would be interested in ultralight aircraft flying. Also seeking area friends, hirsute playbuddies/possible
lifemate to share interests in full
days of outdoor recreation, quiet evenings, love of
music
including
bluegrass,
season
tickets
to
Oilers, opera, ballet. No smoking, boozing, drugs.
Larry, (713) 481-2892, 6-9pm.
Houston. Wish to meet Spanish male for possible
relationship.
Serious calls only. (713) 680-1679.
TRAVEL
F/orida.
KEY WEST-SEA
ISLE-Rooms
and
suites
with all amenities.
Solar pool, jacuzzi,
weights, nude sundeck, breakfast, weekend cocktail parties, parking. 915T Windsor Lane, Key West,
Florida. Call toll free for brochure,
rates and
reservations-(800)
327-4837.
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Houston. Operation Documentation
... a program
designed to prove that real, pervasive dlscrimtna,
tion exists. Civil Rights, Housing and Employment
violations
are of particular
importance.
Confldentiality guaranteed. Call (713) 521.1000.
Stay Mid·Folsom
With New Space Adventures
One block to bars/restaurants.
Private loft-2300
sq. ft. open floor plan sleeps four. Queen size beds,
separate sleeping areas. High tech with cornmercial kitchen and stereo, with music library-hot
dancing for 1·30. Large shower with double head.
Two night minimum.
Available
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MasterCard.
Reservation
or brochure.
U.S.
1-800·832·3400 extension 90, Calif. 1·800·832·3388
extension 90.
Galveston/Clear
Lake. The Texas Bay Area Gays
meet every Thursday night at 7:30pm. If you live
near Galveston BaylClear Lake. (713) 332.3737.
Texas. Supplementary
Health insurance-covers
cancer and intensive care, some forms of AIDS.
Very reasonably priced. Pays directly to you. Please
call Cathy for more information,
(713) 771·1801 or
771·4899.
Houston.
TRAVEL
CONSULTANTS-Complete
travel arrangements.
All services are FREE. Come
by or call to WIN A FREE TRIP TO MEXICO, 2029
Southwest
Freeway,
Houston,
Tx. 77098. (713)
529·8464. TEXAS TOLL FREE 1-800-392·5193.
PARTY FAVORS
BUFFET DINNER
FREE CHAMPAGNE
NEW YEAR'S
COUNTDOWN
BEGINNING
AT 9PM
Houston. Dignity/Houston.
Catholic Lesbians & gay
men. We meet every Saturday at 7:00pm at the Rice
Catholic Student Center. (713) 528-7644 or 520-9269.
Houston. Anyone interested in starting "Family &
Friends of Gays" in any city or town reached by
TWT may contact Family & Friends of Gays, 1720
Moritz, No. 24, Houston, TX 77055.
Houston. Dean Wright, 1948-1983, died of AIDS
December 10. Memorial service was held December 15 at Rothko Chapel. Here one day, gone one
night. Gone too soon.
Abilene. Exodus Metropolitan
Community
Church
meets 1074'12 South 2nd. Coffeehouse "Javashop"
Newsletter
Library, Counseling
referral services,
rap group. Deaf Ministries Bible study, Sunday worship-for
more info call Patsy Crosby, Worship
Coordinator,
(915) 862-6266 or Don Peables,
673·5462.
PUBLIC SERVICE
Houston.
NEW YEAR'S BABY
CONTEST
5880 EVERHART,
CORPUS CHRISTI
922·3446
Montrose
Art Alliance.
(713) 521·2461.
Dallas.
IntegritylDallas·Ft.
Worth
(Gay
Eplscopalians & Friends). Meeting & worshlp, 7:30pm.
First Unitarian Church, 4015 Normandy, Dallas. For
information: (214) 522·5067 or (214) 739·1871.
S94S WlUIMS @ AlRUHf CORPUS eNRlm
993-692t
Houston.
Love
1960/Greenspoint
in north
Harris
County.
FM
Far Away Friends, (713) 821·9681.
Houston.
Texas Gay Conference
meets at 106
Avondale the second Wednesday of each month at
7:30pm. For information,
Jenny Willingter-(713)
869·7231 or Wilde & Stein, 529·7014.
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Fort Worth. Tarrant County Gay Political Caucus
meetings are the 1st Tuesday of each month at
8pm at Agape MCC, 2336 Hemphill, Fort Worth, TX.
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RECOVERY PARTY
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ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
Exodus MCC .
. .. 1925 Collins/P.O. 2473
676-2482
ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Walnut St. PUb. . . . . . .. 4th & Walnut
677-2522
AMARILLO CHURCH (Area Code: 806)
MCC
.. 4901 Cornell St. P'O.1276179105...
.383-9601
AMARILLO CLUBS (Area Code: 806)
Papillion
401 Taylor
374-1342
Take Five
323 West 10th
372-9240
AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806)
AA (24-hours)
3730025
Crisis Intervention
376-4251
Gay Community Services
P.O.2324179105 .
ARLINGTON CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
651/Arlington . . . . .
.1851 W. Division
275-9136
Tarrant County Mining Co
735 N. Collins
2B&<3448
ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 817)
Gay/Les. Assoc of UTA ... UTA Sta, Box 1934877
880-6801
Tarrant County Gay Alliance
8700080
UTA Comm. ServoCntr. (psychiatric help)
273-2165
AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512)
Austin 6
521 Thompson
385-5328
Fortress
505 E. 6th
472-1452
Mr. Peepers. . . ..
. .. 213 E. 6th
478-0243
River City Newsstand
8004 Research Blvd. .
459<1274
Stallion Bookstore
706 E. 6th
473-{)069
Stud's. . . . . .
. .. 1-35& Braker ln.. . . . . .
. .. 834-2911
Texas No.1 Newsstand
1910 Guadalupe
472-0010
Wild Bill's
613 W. 29th
477-0457
AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512)
Club Austin
308 W. 16th
.476-7986
AUSTIN BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 512)
Capitol ofTexas Travel, Inc
1501 W 5th
.478-2467
Forbidden Fruit
512 Neches..
.
4788358
Mr. Video
213 E. 6th
478-0243
Taylor, Scott (photography)
926-0253
Video Barn
708 E. 6th
473-{)069
Wax Attack Records
609 E. 7th
473-8313
AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
MCCA
P.O.18961178760
443-3332
Oasis Ministry . .7109 Hwy 290 E, Unit C .. 441-9191/472-2220
AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Austin's Alternative
5500 So. Congress
442-9285
Back Street Basics
611 E. 7th
.. _
477-3391
Boat House
407 Colorado
.474-9667
Chances
_.900 Red River
472-8273
Dirty Sally's Apartment
2828 Rio Grande
478-8782
Private Cellar
709 E. 6th
477-0387
The Crossing
611 Red River
476-3611
AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 512)
AIDS Task Force
2206 Newfieldl78703
.
AI-Anon-Lambda
5518 Burnet Rd
451-3071
Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda
5518 Burnet Rd
451-3071
American Gay Atheists
P.O.8644178712
.
Austin Lambda
302 W. 15th
478-8653
Austin Lesbian/Gay Pride Week Task Force. P.O. 13303178711 .
Austin VD Screening & Clinic
15 Waller.
469-2070
Brighter Day Counseling Ctr
451-1763
Dignity/Austin
P.O.2666
441-2241
Gayllna
P.O.8559178712
477-6699
Gay Nurses Alliance
2206 Newfieldl78703 ..
Gay Student Assocation
P.O.275, UT Union Bldg .....
.... ZIP 78712
441-3678
Hotline-MH/MR(24hrs) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.472-HELP
Law Students for Human Rights. . . . . .
. . UT Law School
.......
727 E. 26thl78705
.
Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus
P.O.822178767
474-2717
Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group
302 W. 15th
.478-8653
Progressive Education Foundation .... P.O.4364178765 ....
Republican Alternative Comm. ... P.O. 1077178767 ... 453-5028
BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409)
Golden Triangle Church of Christian Faith
.
..........
6950 College Unit G
860-5159
Trinity
Ate. SlP.O.51<Y77630
835-68781883-8655
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BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code 409)
. . . . .304 Orleans.
...
... 632-4206
BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 409)
Institute of Mental DeveL .... 2182 Eastex Fwy ..... 899-2390
BROWNSVILLE CHURCH (Area Code: 512)
MCC
124 Paredes Une Rd
943-4467
BRYAN CLUB (Area Code: 409)
The Bar
222 N. Main
779-3415
COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES
(Area Code: 409)
MCC of the Brazos Valley; Alternative
846-2106
Gay Student Services; Project Rainbow
775-1797
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512)
MCC.
..
3125 Horne Rd.. .. .
..
.
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Bunkhouse
5945 Williams @ Airline.
.
993-6921
Hidden Door.
1003 Morgan Ave
882-0163
Jolly Jack II
413 Peoples
881-9049
Lafittes
5880 Everhart
992-3446
CORPUS CHRISTI BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512)
J.J.'s Hair Designs
5886-B Everhart
993-8372
Shivers' Liquor.
.
5875-A Everhart. . . . . . .. 991-0111
CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES
(Area Code: 512)
Alpha Plasma Center
3105 Ayers St
883-2640
Corpus Christi Gutter League
993-5079
Corpus Christi Sports Committee
882-5209!883-7087
Gay Alcoholics Anon
3125 Horne Rd
991-4506
Gay Bartenders Assoc .. _
1515-B Ocean Dr
882-0163
DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214)
DaY,KimK
1309Main#1112
. .. 742-2281
Koss, Gregory
4503 Lemmon
559-4760
Kowalski, John
3131 Turtle Creek #222
5269699
Stewart & Solomon
3721 N. Hall #603
5260034
DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 214)
Club Dallas
2616 Swiss
821-1990
Midtowne Spa
2509 Pacific
,
821-8989
DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214)
A Better Car Rental
3704 Maple
. .5268496
All Tied Up
3100B Oak Lawn.
. .. 5267234
American Answering Service
,,
698-3407
Araya, Robert (photographY)
521-6284
Area Moving Company
,. .
742-5851
B&W Liquors
4044 Cedar Springs..
.
5265820
Brownstone @ Reagan
2728 Reagan
692-1700
Chevelle Apts. .
2611 Throckmorton .. ,
526-4990
Collection Beauty Supply ..... 339 Medallion
.987-4466
.. 4302 Lemmon
.. 528-0631
Crossroads Market
3930 Cedar Springs
521-8919
Discovery Apts. .
2911 Clydedale
361-9421
Eagle Leathers
3912 Cedar Springs
528-4620
........
4025 Maple Ave. .. .
528-4620
..... 4117 Maple Ave
528-4620
EuroTan. . .
.
4012 Cedar Springs
522-5810
Foster, Timothy (CPA)
3409 Oak Lawn #211
526-6009
Gaspipe
4435 Maple
5265982
Griff's Graven Image
P.O.345158/75234
.
Hair Revue
2525 Wycliff
522-6481
Hasting Metro Pest Cont,
P.O.12857
5268288
High Voltage
4008 Cedar Springs.
. .. 522-5800
Jartran Truck Rental
3704 Maple. . . . .. .5268496
Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate)..
..3615 N. Hall .
at Lee Park .. .. ..
. .. 521-3000
Linda's Surplus Store
, .4323 Maple.
. .. 5266601
Lobo Bookshop
4008 "COO
Cedar Springs .. , .. 522-1132
Memorabilias
3908 Cedar Springs. . .
.522-6601
Memorabilias Boutique, Etc.
. .3109 Reagan .... 521-8217
Mockingbird Paint & Body .... 6650 Harry Hines.
.356-4155
Oak Lawn Records ..... 3610 Congress #121
.. 521-0350
Off the Street. .
. .. 3921 Cedar Springs.
. .. 521·9051
Roommates of America. . . . .
.
458-7227
Royal Limousine
3409 Oak Lawn #206
522-3290
Season Air (AlC, elec., plumb.) .... Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095
Sera Florist. .
. .... 2640 N Fitzhugh.
. .826-3503
Copa
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Sky-Tracker.
1410 Golkmarkl75240 _ , , , , , ' ,691-6664
Spindletop Apts, , , , , , , , ,5929 Melody tn. , , , , , ' , ,361-9567
Sunbelt Movers, , , , , ,5818 Lovers LnR5225 '
, , ,3730083
Tapelenders ' , , , , , , ,3910 Cedar Springs,
,'
,528-6344
The Optical Library.
" ,,2800 Routh,
,871-0250
TL Construction,
'
, ,2505 Throckmorton,
, , ,521-9723
Tonsorium"""",
,2900 Henderson """'"
,823-1410
1WT Magazine,
, , , , , ,3920 Cedar Springs,
, , , , , ,521-0622
Union Jack """,,3918
Cedar Springs
' , , , , ,528-9604
Video Environments,
, , , , 13350 Dallas Pkwy, ,
,386-8714
Viewpoint (apartments), , , , 10602 Stove Canyon, , , ,369-4896
V.l.P, Video, , , , , , , , ,4445 Travis #102A , , , , , , , , ,522-4970
VVV Records, , , , , , , ,3906 Cedar Springs, ' , , , , , ,522-3470
DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214)
Bethany Presbyterian Church ,,',,""""
,528-4084
Church of Universal Truth, , ,P,O, Box 683175221 ",826-7671
Community Gospel Center " , , ,321 W. Zang , , , , ,942-3277
Family of God in Christ ' , , , , , ,5200 Maple, , , , , , ,521-6481
First Unitarian Church of Dallas "",4015
Normandy
Grace Fellowship of Jesus Christ , P.O, 29729175229 ,243-2924
Holy Trinity Community Church ,,4402 Roseland ,,827-5088
MCC-Dallas ' , , , , , , , , , ,2701 Reagan, , , , , "
'" 5~221
Oak Lawn Church of Religious Science, ' , ,349S370/744-5554
DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214)
Crews Inn ,
, , , ,3220 N, Fitzhugh,
, , , , , , , , ,526-9320
Crib " " ""
",5404
Lemmon """""",521-6553
Diamond Pegasus,
, , , ,1724 W. Mockingbird,
, , , ,631-6036
Eighth Day, , '
, , , ,2509 N, Fitzhugh, , , , , , , , , ,827-3765
4001 ""'"
,4001 CedarSprings"""""
,522-4001
Fraternity House"""
,3215 N, Fitzhugh"""
,521-1651
Hidden Door "
""",5025
Bowser "
,526-9211
Hideaway, ,
, , , , , ,4144 Buena Vista,
' , , , ,559-2966
Hideout,
, , , ' , , , , ' ,6316 Denton Dr, , , , , , , , , , , ,~27
High Country '" , , , , , , ,3121 Inwood
' , , , , , ,351-2278
JR's """""
,3923 Cedar Springs """','
,52601004
Jugs
, , , , , , , ,2812 N, Henderson,
' , , ,823-0746
Moon Dreams """,3913
Cedar Springs , , , , , , ,526-4098
No Name Bar,
' , , , ,2513 N, Fitzhugh, , , , , , , , ,823-0790
Old Plantation
, , , , , , ,3911 Cedar Springs,
"",526-5590
Patrick's,
' , , , ,3224 N, Fitzhugh,
,526-0527
Round-Up Saloon ,.",
,3912-14 CedarSpgs "'"
,522-9611
Snake Pit ,"""""
,3136 Routh """"'"
,871-1955
Studio 4 , , , , , , , . , 6752 Shady Brook Ln. , , , , , , , , ,696-9071
Sundance Lounge, The ' , , , ,4025 Maple Ave, , , , , ,526-7302
Tex'sRanch
"""""
,4117Maple"""
,526-9302
Throckmorton
Mine Co" . , ,3014 Throckmorton,
, , ,521-4205
Unicorn,
' , , , , ,4125 Lemmon,
, , ,521-4666
Wild Crowd,
" , , , , ,2515 N Fitzhugh,
, , ,824-9158
DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214)
Harold Daire, LP,C, "'"
"""""
,521-1278
Julian, Debra, M,S, , """'"
' , , , , , , , ,530-9358
Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr. ,,3409 Oak Lawn #202 , ,52602081
DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTISTS
(Area Code: 214)
Community Medical Clinic,
,3409 Oak Lawn #115 , ,52603030
DeBrucque, DDS, , , , , ,2735 N, Washington
, , , , , ,522-2000
Saginaw, Michael, D,P_M, , ' ,3409 Oak Lawn #116, , ,526-5051
DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214)
American Gym, , , , , , , ,2021 Abrams Rd,
' , , ,826-7669
Fitness Exchange "'"
2615 Oak Lawn #101 "",526-1220
DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES
(Area Code: 214)
Affirmation/Methodist
,,.,
' , , , , , , , , ,526-4913
Affirmation/Mormon
.
, , , , , , , , , , ,559-3353
AIDS Hotline,
" " '
' , , , , , , , " , , , , ,52602181
Alcoholics Anonymous (Dallas Lambda AA) """,467-7667
(Together Group) , ,296-3297/941-0492
Alcohol Treatment Center,
. ,3949 Maple, , , , , ,559-4350
Black & White Men Together,
, , , , , P,O, 36133175235 , , , , , ,
Cliff Dwellers Social Club, ,
' ,321 N, Zang "
'" 943{)009
Community Productions
"",3331
Knight-D "",521-2037
Community Resource Center/Gayline
' , , , , , , , , , , ,748-<)790
Concerned Arner. /Preserv/Human Rights,
, , , , , , , ,233-3100
Dallas AIDS Action Project, , , , , ,P,O, 191374, , , , , ,522-6900
Dallas Alternate,
' ,,, ,,,,,,
' , , , , , , , ,748-<)790
Dallas Alternative Businessmen's
Assoc. , ,522-8477/522-0098
Dallas Emergency,
' ,,,,,,,,
' , , , , ,744-4444
Dallas Gay Alliance,
. P.O, 190712175219 "
",528-4233
Dallas Motorcycle Club
'" P.O, 190525175219 ",,828-4526
Deaf Action Center
""""""',',
",521-0407
Dignity/Outreach
of Dallas, , , , P.O, 50868175250, , ' ,330-1063
Drug Treatment Clinic,
, , , _ ,401 Exposition,
, , , , ,826-8030
Emergence (Christian Scientists)
, , P.O, 2878/75221 ",
Episcopallntegrity/D-FW,
, ,P.O, 190331 , , ,522-1196/691-8403
EvangelicalsConcemed
'" ,2901 Knight#111
'" ,522-2061
Gay Academic Union of N, TX , , ,P.O, 2402175221 , , ,821-5833
Gay Atheist League of America, , , , ,P.O, 190215/75219,
Gayline ' , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,748-<)790
Gay Mensa """"""""""""
" 254-2544
Gay Overeaters Anonymous
, ,94B-3640
Gay Parents """",3444
Normandy
'" _ ,
, ,52601024
Gay Unitarians,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , _ ' , , , ,528-3990
Gay Volleyball Assoc. """
"""
,5~
Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service , , , , , , , , , , , ,747-3711
Herpes Help Hotline, , , , , , ,MIW/F-7-11p
, , , , , , ,742-9888
Integrity-DallasiFI.
Worth """"""""",,522-6305
Lambda Narcotics Anon,
,,,,,
, , , , , , , , ,699-9306
Lawyer Referral,
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,745-1227
Lesbian/Gay Democrats,
, , , , , , P,O, 64493 '
, , ,821-4838
LutheransConcerned
'" P.O, 881/Bedfordl76021
",589-1132
Narcotics Anon, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,699-9306
N,O,W. Lesbian Rights, , , _ , ,3108 Routh SI. ' , , , , ,742-6918
Oak Lawn Block Assoc. , , , , , , , , P,O, 190408175219,
Oak Lawn Bowling Association,
, , , , , .Jlrn . , , , , , ,528-2963
Oak Lawn Medical Clinic
' ,2601 Wellborn,
, , , ,522-7770
Oak Lawn Softball Assoc. """,
_""""""
,559-0782
Oak Lawn Symphonic Band""""""""",
,351-6697
Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. 6036 Birchbrook #128/75206 526-5717
Parents Anonymous
'" ,,'
""""""'"
,264-1108
Pegasus (Prof, & Bus, Org) '" P,O, 190328175219 , , ,34B-8581
Peoples Sovereign Court, , , , , , , P.O, 35532, , , , _ , ,521-0541
Police Harassment Reporting , , , , ' , , , , , ,522-5991/528-4233
Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns,
, , , , , , , , ,522-7813
SMU-Gay/Lesbian
Stu. Org, "
'" P.O, 1638175275 "
STDClinic
"""",'
1936 Amelia CI. """'"
,920-7950
Suicide & Crisis Center , , ,
, , , , , , , , .. , , ,82601000
THRF , , , ,3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 , , , ,522-5991
(Texas Human Rights Foundation)
T,R.A,S,H, of America,
, , . , , , ,P.O, 36235 , , , , , , , ,522-8464
Turtle Creek Chorale, ,,'"
P.O, 190806175219"",
,368-5500
Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline, , , , _ , , ,1-800-221-7044
DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214)
Bentley's,
, , , , , , , ,3651 Cedar Springs,
,,"
",521-8090
Peppino's North,
, , , , , , ,7015 Greenville,
, , , , , , ,369-7027
R.J, Michaels, , , , , , , ,3903 Cedar Springs, , , , , , , ,559-4360
Wok Restaurant, , , , , , ,4006 Cedar Springs, , , , , , ,528-0000
DALlAS THEATRE (Area Code: 214)
Granada,
, , , , , , , ,3524 Greenville Ave, , , , , , , , , ,823-9610
Inwood Theatre, , , , , , , ,5458 Lovers Lane, , , , , , , ,352-6040
DENTON ORGANIZATION
(Area Code: 817)
GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton) , , , , P,O, Box 951 '"
382-16611387-8216
Gay Student Support Group ,P,O, Box 10292176203 ,788-3333
DICKENSON ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 713)
Texas Bay Area Gays, , , , " , P,O, Box 661 , , ,
,332-3737
EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915)
Old Plantation,
, , , , , , , , ,219 S, Ochoa, , , ,
, , ,533-6055
San Antonio Mining Co, , , , ,800 E. San Antonio,
, , ,546-9903
Whispers"""""
,601 N, EI Paso
"',"
,544-6969
EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS
(Area Code: 915)
Alpha Plasma Center "",,720
Texas Ave,
, , , ,532-5322
Dignity/EI Paso , , , , , , , , , , , , P,O, Box 26523 ' , , , , , , , ,
Gala EI Paso ""","
P.O, 5659179955
_544-7475
Gay Switchboard
, , , , , , , , , , P.O, 5659 ' , , , , , , , _ ,584-3822
FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817)
Gold Rush Popcorn, , _ ,3821 Camp Bowie Blvd.. , , ,732-1176
Gold Chest (jewelry) ,Seminary So, Mall, So, Arcade, 924-6745
Macareno, AI (photography) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,735-1614
Off Hours, , , , , , , , , , ,5332 Birchman,
, , , , , , , , , ,737-7777
TLC, Auto Salon, , , , , , ,1401 W. Magnolia,
, , , , , ,924-2585
FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817)
Agape MCC ""','
,4615 S,E. Loop 820 " , , , , , ,535-5002
FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817)
Corral"
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,621 Hemphill""""""
,335-0196
DJ's , , , , , , , , , , , , ,1308 SI. Louis , , , , , , , , , , , , ,927-7321
Sir Bud's """
,800 W. Magnolia
, , , , , , ,877-5326
651 Club"""""
,651 S,Jennings"",
,332-0745
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Tequila Sunrise
1612 Park Place
927·9861
The Lumber Company
700 S. Jennings
332-0192
The Office.
.
1209 Jacksboro Hwy. .
624{)187
TheOtherPlace
2OON. Vacek...
.
335-1901
FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES
(Area Code: 817)
Center for the Community .... 2412 Lipscomb .... 926-3521
Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hour help) . . . . . . . .336-3355
Dignity/Fort Worth. P.O. Box 13039/Arlingtonl76013 .283-8588
Friends of Ft. Worth
1601 8th
926-3331
Ft. Worth Sports Assoc
(volleyball, tennis, racquetball,
softball)
246-3573
Imperial Court-Golcen Lion
870-2470
Lambda AA..
.
332·3533
Lutherans Concerned
PO. 881/Bedford 76109. .589-1132
Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance
P.O. Box 11044ZIP76109 ..
V.D. Clinic.
.
1800 University
870-7223
Nat'l Lambda (your retirement center) .. PO. 470282 .. 478-2872
GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 409)
Metropolitan Community Church .. 1824 Broadway .. 765-7626
.... or5~16
GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409)
Fly
2101 OVO St.
763-9842
Mary's II
2502 QVo St
763-9435
Ritz. . .
.1905 Market
763-4999
Robert's laFitte. . . . . .. 213 Kempner.
.
765-6896
Silver Palace
2214 Mechanic.
. .. 763-9334
Trarnrnps
627 Winnie
763-1247
GLEN ROSE ACCOMMODATION (Area Code: 817)
EI Rancho Vista
P.O. Box 245176043
8974982
HOUSTON ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 713)
Memorial Park Motel
50 Waugh Dr
8894541
HOUSTON ADULTNIDEO BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713)
Asylum
'.' .1201 Richmond
.
Ballpark.
.
1630 W. Alabama.
Cinema Southeast. . . . . . . . .2730 S. Richey.
Diner's News
240 Westheimer
528-8950
Studz News
1132W. Alabama
.
Talk of the Town I 8228 Gulf Fwy.l-45S @ HowardiBelfort exit
NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH:
MON-FRI
11AM·2PM
~~,
$3.95 SPECIAL
Talk of the Town II
4121 I-45N @ Crosstimbers .
Talk of the Town III
3519 Bellaire
.
HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713)
French Quarter
3201 Louisiana
527-0782
Talk of the Town
8228 Gulf Fwy
.
HOUSTON ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 713)
O'Kane, Patricia
3212 Smith #102
526-7911
Telford, Phillip
660-8621
HOUSTON BATHS/GYM (Area Code: 713)
Club Houston
2205 Fannin.
.
659-4998
Midtowne Spa
3100 Fannin @ Elgin
522·2379
2306 Club
2306 Genesee
528-6235
HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES
(Area Code: 713)
Academy
2030 Westheimer . . . .
526-0929
Advance Travel
10700 NW Fwy
882·2002
Apollo Hair Systems
7329 SW Fwy
988-4084
Appearances
1338 Westheimer ..
.
521·9450
ARTCards
2015-D W. Gray
520-6379
Basic Brothers Clothing
1220Westheimer
522·1626
Beechnut Management
630Q430/522·3437
Bolton Studios, Inc. . . . . . .. .6601 Kirby
888-1788
Comprehensive Business Ser. (Acct., etc.)
432·1146
Critters
636 Hawthorne
529-8299
DCC Printing
3232 Fannin @ Elgin
528-3232
Discovery Art
3718 Mt. Vernon
529-1005
Downbeat Records
2111 Richmond
52:J.r048
Dramatika
3224 Yoakum
528-5457
Eagle Leathers
1625 Richmond
526-1490
......
1022 Westheimer .
.
522-0651
..... 1732Westheimer
526-1490
Erotic Cabaret
1222 Westheimer
528-4585
Eurotan
3701 Montrose. . . . . . . . .. 529-5100
Expressions Studios (photography)
2200 SW Frwy.
@ Greenbriar
524{)223
Francisco's Hair
901 Richmond
523-0438
Glass Innovations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
884-4043
Hairliners
710 Hawthorne "A"
520-7730
Havican, Greg (photography)
,
522·9369
He & She Productions .... 5819 Bissonnet #207 .... 661-8220
Heavy Hardware (t-shlrts, t·rings) .... PO. 30229 .. .662·1540
Hou-Tex (glass service)
1214 Leeland
650-8205
Houston Greetings (cards, etc.) .... 914 Dallas
651·9610
IW. Marks Jewelry
3841 Bellaire
888-5000
Kwik·Kopy
3317 Montrose
522·1896
Leatherworks
. . 4307 Montrose
529-0120
Manhole. . .
1983 W. Gray. .
. .522·1089
Montrose Ventures, Inc.
. .. 2205 Montrose ..... 527-0886
Movemasters
1925 Westheimer . .
.521-3155
Muscle Beach T·Shirt Co.. .. 1340 Westheimer
523-4390
Oh Boy Boots
:
912 Westheimer
524-7659
One Stop Auto
200 W. Pierce
650-0591
Park Liquor Wholesale. . .. .3207 Montrose
523-0427
Phone Brokers
3400 Montrose. . .
. .. 520-8110
pHOTography; Eli Gukich
.
523-0315
Private Selection (introisocial)42OO Westheimer #250 .961·9876
Record Rack
3109 S. Shepherd
524-3602
Ron's Hair & Skin Care ..... 1310 Hawthorne
521-3000
Rosewood Mgmt. Apts. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .. . .. 520-1642
RW. Key & Lock Co.
. .. 1612 Westheimer
526-2657
24-hour emergency
522·1615
Single Services (I &dlc)
1615 Westheimer
524-9560
Sky·Tracker ofTexas
5804 Rampartl77081
.. 9814229
Spec's Unlimited
4709 Richmond. . .
.961·9705
Speedy Printing
54OOBellaire
667·7417
Texas Lineman (erotic phone fantasy)
960-8082
Tire Place
1307 Fairview
529-1414
T.N.T.Shirts
2400 Taft
522-0986
TROPHIES by Single Services .. 1615 Westheimer .. 524-9560
T.S.T. & Co. (movers)
.
527-8251
TWT Magazine.
.
2205 Montrose.
..
TWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting) . . . . . .
Union Jack . . .
. .. 1212 Westheimer
Video Environments
1988 W. Gray
Westmoreland PI. Apts
228 Westmoreland.
Wilde & Stein Books. . . .802 Westheimer ..
Yellow Cab
.
. .527·9111
. .. 527·9111
526-9600
526-4327
.528-5218
. .. 529-7014
236-1111
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NEW YEAR'S PARTY
DEC. 31, 1983 WITH
,;
THE REBEL OUTLAW BAND
$3.00 COVER
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HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713)
Ay1ZChayim
217 Fairview @ Taft
888-8997
Bering Memorial UMC
1440 Harold
526-1017
Chapel of the Woodlands
7500 Pinemont #503
460-1712
Church of Christ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.777·9288
Church of Christian Faith ... 217 Fairview @ Taft
529-8005
Church of Pentecostal Unity
1217 Richmond
520-5899
Community Gospel Center
3433 W Holcombe
523-0018
First Unitarian Church
5210 Fannin
526-1571
MCCR. .
.
1919 Decatur.
.
881·9149
New Freedom Christian Church .... 912 W. 11th
591·1342
Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.) .41 Oakdale. 526-2585
St. Stephen's Epis. Ch
1805 W. Alabama
.
The Little Church
704 Fairview..
.
522·7695
Weslayan Fellowship (Methodist) .. 1222 Eastwood .. 864-8899
HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713)
AI's . . . . .
.
Jackson @ Grant
522·7361
Bacchus.. . . . . .
. .. 523 Lovett
523-3396
Baja's.
.
402 Lovett
527·9888
Barn
.
710 Pacific
528-9427
Brazos River Bottom. . . . . .2400 Brazos
528-9192
Briar Patch . .
. .. 2294 Holcombe
665-9678
Catch One.
. .4915 Martin Luther King Blvd
641·2521
Charlotte's
,
911 W. Drew
528-8840
Chicken Coop .
. .535 Westheimer.
. .. 526-2240
Copa . . . . . . . .. ..2631 Richmond
528-2259
Double R Saloon.
.
5731 Kirby
521·1444
Dirty Sally's.
.
220 Avondale ......•....
529-7525
ElJ's...
.
1213 Richmond ........•....
527·9071
Exile.....
. .. 1011 Bell ........•.•....
659-0453
Galleon
2303 Richmond
522·7616
JR's
..
808 Pacific
521·2519
Just Marion & Lynn's
817 Fairview
528-9110
Kindred Spirits. . . .5245 Buffalo Speedway
665-9758
La Musiquera .
.
4630 N. Main
862·9187
Locker
1732Westheimer
521·2306
Lola's Depot
2327 Grant
528-8342
Mary's. . . . .
. .. 1022 Westheimer .
.
528-8851
Midnite Sun
534 Westheimer
526-7519
from the Staff
and
Management
of
BOLTON'S
NEW YEAR'S DAY
~TEA.~ flOl(S~
teppan yaki
FREE CHAMPAGNE
WITH ALL
CHRISTMAS
8. NEW YEAR'S PARTIES
(OVER 6 PEOPLE)
RESERVATIONS REQUESTED
OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK
5PM·11PM
516 WESTHEIMER
HOUSTON. 527·8494
PAGE 108
JAN. 1, 1984
BLACK·EYED PEAS
2·4PM
AND
LITTLE BOBBY'S REVUE 1984
WITH MANY GUESTS
1011 Bell • Houston·
Thank You
for Your
Past Patronage
BOLTON
STUDIOS, INC.
AND BOLTON
BROOKS
STUDIO
6601
KIIIBY HOUSTON (71)) 668-1788
(713) 659·0453
TWT DECEMBER30, 1983 - JANUARY 5, 1984
TWT DECEMBER30, 1983 - JANUARY 5. 1984
PAGE 109
Montrose Mining Co
805 Pacific
529-7488
Numbers
300 Westheimer
52!W551
Officers Club
2700 Albany. . . . . . .
. .5234084
Outlaws, The
1419 Richmond
. . . .. .
.528<3903
Pink Elephant
1218 Leeland
739-0007
Ranch
6620% S. Main
52!Hl730
Rascals
.
.
2702 Kirby . . . . .
524-6272
Rich's
2401 San Jacinto
.....•.....
65().()769
Ripcord
. . . . . .
.
521·2792
Risky Business
2700 Albany
528-3611
Texas Renegades
1318 Westheimer.
. .
.521·3475
The Same 01' Hole
109 Tuam
528-9128
Trailride
1225 Westheimer
. . . .. . .
. now open
Twins
535 Westheimer
@ Stanford.
.
52(){J244
Venture-N
2923 S. Main..
. .522.(J()()()
West Playland
3012 Milam
528-6988
HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713)
Hewes, Ted, M.S.W (psychotherapy)
527·9090
Institute of Mental Devel. .....
3400 Montrose
523-0760
Montrose
Counseling
Ctr. (psychotherapy
& alcoholism
treatment)
900 Lovett #203
529-0037
Professional
Counseling
Services.
.
523-7239
HOUSTON DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 713)
Butler, Ronald, DDS
427 Westheimer
524{)538
Dryden Clinic
1709 Dryden #1002
79!Hl385
Galleria Foot Specialists
65().()125
Jackson, R Mark, O.D. (optometrist)
. . . . .
.
661·9666
Smith, Bruce W, DDS
1006 Missouri
529-4364
Strauss, Gerald
MD
12 Oak Tower, #1330.
..877-8805
Total Health Care
2015 W Alabama
526-9018
HOUSTON 'FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713)
Fitness Exchange
3307 Richmond
524-9932
Jim's Gym
607 Westheimer
528-5467
HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713)
A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays)
777·9266
ACLU
1236 W. Gray. . .. .
.
524-5925
AIDS Foundation
1001 Westheimer
#193
524-AIDS
AIDS Foundation
Fund Promotion.
.
933-8777
American Gay Atheists
P.O. 66711177266
z.,
American Leathermen
Astro
Rainbcw
Alliance
.
for the Deaf
.
.528-6528
52().9451 (voice)
. 520D552 (lTY)
.868-3084
Bayou B'lu Singers
209 Stratford.
BWMT(Black
& White Men Together).
3317 Montrose #1142
529-3211
CHE
P.O. 3045177253.
.
660-3346
Choices Unlimited (Lesbian Social Group) .
.
529-3211
Colt 45's
528-9192
Conroe Area Lesbians
7560054
Crisis Hotline.
. . . . . . .. . . . . . .
.
228-1505
Dial·A·Gay·Atheist
457-6660
Diana Foundation
2700 Masonl77006
524-5791
Dignity (Catholic gays)
P.O. 66821177266
528-7644
Episcopal Integrity Houston.
.
P.O. 66008.
. .. 526-0555
Family Connection
(youth shelter)
523-6825
Fast Release Emergency
Defense (FRED)
528-6969
Frontrunners
Ooggers)
529-1288
Gay Adventist (SDA Kmshfp)
P.O. 92104177206
Gay Archives ofTexas
.. 602 Westheimer
529-7014
Gay Asian Club
2615 Waugh #124177006
.
Gay Hispanic Caucus
868-5252
Gay Nurses Alliance
BIJO.9486
Gay Political
Caucus (mail add: P.O. 66664, Houston
77266)
(meeting at) 4600 Main #217
521-1000
Gay Rights A.C.LU.
P.O. 868-44177006
.
Gay Rights National Lobby
52HJ196
Gay Switchbcard
P.O. 3624177253 .
.
529-3211
GreenspoinUFM
1960 Friends
821·9681
Homophile
Interfaith Alliance
729 Manor
523-6969
Houston Area Gay & lesbian
Engineers & Scientists.
526-7366
Houston Community
Clowns
862-8314
Houston Data Professionals
523-6922
Houston Health Dept. .....
1115 N. McGregor
222-4201
Houston KSiAIDS Foundation
524-AIDS
Houston North Professionals
P.O. 3840 Humblel77336821·7126
Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist)P.O. 391/Bellairel77401
Integrity Houston.
. . . . .
. P.O. 66008
528-0555
Interact
P.O. 16041177022
529-7014
Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm ....
P.O. 1155-3317
Montrose
Lambda Alanon .
. . . . .. . .
.
521·9772
Lambda Bicycle Club.
.
529-4975
Lambda Center For Alcoholics
....
1214 Joanne
521·9772
Lesbian/Gay
People in Medicine .. 104 Westheimer
.. BIJO.9486
Lesbian/Gay
Resource Serv. UofH .. P.O. 309177004 .. 74g.1253
Lesbian Mothers
529-4975
Lone Star Classic '83 (Pat) .
.
524-5311
Lutherans Concerned
for Gay People
453-11431521.Q863
Men Against Deception
P.O. Box 541871177254
Montrose Art Alliance
4307 Mt. Vernon #20177006 .
Montrose Clinic
104 Westheimer
528-5531
Montrose Co. Cloggers
456-8861
Montrose Guest Recovery House .. 401 Avondale
.. 52M1813
Montrose Singers
74g.2832/84().7234
Montrose Sports Assoc..
. .. Director Steve.
. .. 4gg.9036
Monday Bowling.
.
Larry.
.529-9378
Mixed Bowling
Richard.
.
.
644-5479
Pool league
Debbie.
. . . .
..973-1358
Racquetball.
. .
. .. Richard
644-5479
Softball
..
.. Jerry
523-0413
Volleyball
Rey .
.
721-654lj
Women's Softball.
.
Martha.
. .. 728-9371
Montrose Symphonic
Band
1022 Westheimer
527·9454
Montrose Tennis Club.
.
.
Rick
524-2151
Mustang Club, Inc
P.O. 66074177006.
.
.
Operation
Documentation
521-1000
Paz y Liberacion
P.O. 600063177260 .
.523-9061
Rice Gay/Les. Support Group ... P.O. 1892 (Univ.)
524-0724
Texas Bay Area Gays
.. P.O. 861, (Clear Lake)
332·3737
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc.
. P.O. 66973 #1194
526-5001
Texas Human Rights Foun
626-1200/961·9858
Unitarian Gay Caucus.
.
.5210 Fannin
52().9767
Women's
Lobby Alliance.
. .. 4 Chelsea
521-0439
HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713)
Auberge de France.
.
3640 Hillcroft
783-4300
Baja's
402 Lovett
527·9866
Boulevard Cafe
608 Lovett
.. 521·1015
Chapultepec
(Mexican)
813 Richmond
522·2365
THE BEST OF
HOLIDAY WISHES FROM
820 San Pedro
San Antonio
224·7739 ~..,.
4.
~O
•
Frankie's Hamburgers
926 Westheimer
.529-7896
Happy Buddha
516 Westheimer
.
.527-8494
House of Pies
3112 Kirby
.
.. 528-3616
House of Pies
6142 Westheimer
.
.782·1290
Matt Garner BBQ . . ..
. ... 136 W. Gray.
.527-8488
Rascal's
2702 Kirby.
.524-6272
Spanish Flower
3921 N. Main ..
. 86g.1706
Tim's Coffee Shop
1525 Westheimer
.529-2289
Tila's
616 Westheimer
.
. 52Q.8315
HOUSTON THEATRE (Area Code: 713)
Greenway III
Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy
.626-0402
River Oaks . . . . . .
. .2009 W. Gray .
.. 524-2175
TowerTheatre
1201 Westheimer
.
.526-1709
LONGVIEW CHURCH (Area Code: 214)
Faith Community
Church
....
1116 S. Mobberly
....
757·7336
LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806)
Papilion
1204 Broadway
763-7729
LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806)
Dignity/Lubbcck.
.
P.O. 5460.
.
763-6111
Integrity
839-2809
Lubbcck Gay Alliance
P.O. 64746179464.
.
.
MCC
2602 42nd St.lP.O. 64574 . .
. .792·5354
McALLEN CLUB (Area Code: 512)
Bumpers
1617 N. 11% St.
667·9922
MIDLAND/ODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
MCC
P.O. 11152179702
667·2027
NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409)
GLAS (Gay/Lesbian
. Stephen
Association
of Students)
...
F. Austin Univ., Box 5813 75962 .. 56(J.9606
ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915)
201 Alabama
367.(J93()
8401 Andrews Hwy
368-6799
Carrousel
Nite Spot
SAN ANGELO CHURCH (Area Code: 915)
MCC
P.O. 367
658-6834
SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915)
Phase III
2226 Sherwood
Way
942·9186
SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915)
Gays of Angelo State (GAS) ... P.O. 60963176906 ... 942.(J674
::lXi~latnut ~beei l()ub
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~
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.
HOURS, TUES·SUN OPEN 8PM.
CLOSED MONDAY
............
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::::::.;.;.:-:
Proudly Serving Montrose for 17 Years
SERVING A DAILY
LUNCH SPECIAL $3.99
STEAK 'N' SHAKE
SPECIAL
(Free Milk Shake with
each Steak Sandwich)
Sundays Only
HOURS: 7 AM-8PM
7 DAYS A WEEK
529-7896 • 926 WESTHEIMER
AT MONTROSE • HOUSTON
PAGE 110
*DECEMBER
.
HAPPY HOUR
2-8 DAILY
31
THE
MUSTANG
BAND
APPEARING
JANUARY 6 & 7
•
NEW YEAR'S EVE
CHAMPAGNE AND PARTY FAVORS
TWT DECEMBER
30, 1983 - JANUARY 5. 1984
TUESDAY & FRIDAY "BASH NIGHT" ALL YOU CAN DRINK
TWT DECEMBER
30, 1983 - JANUARY 5. 1984
PAGE III
521 THOMPSON,
OFF HWY. 183
1 Mile South of Montopolis
AUSTIN, TEXAS
24 HOUR
ADULT THEATER COMPLEX
VIDEO TAPE
RENTALS & SALES
LARGEST SELECTION
LOWEST PRICES
with the best in New and Used
Gay Video
LARGE SELECTION
OF
GAY LITERATURE
TELEPHONE THEATER
FOR INFORMATION
(512) 385-5328
ITESPO
8401 Andrews Hwy.
Odessa
366-6799
*
SATURDAY, DEC. 31
NEW YEAR'S EVE
CELEBRATION
FREE CHAMPAGNE
AT
MIDNIGHT
We wish to sincerely thank everyone for
this past year's patronage-and
hope
for the best to all in 1984
THE STAFF & MANAGEMENT
PAGE 112
SAN ANTONIO BATHS (Area Code: 512)
Club San Antonio.
. .1802 N. Main
735-2467
Executive Health Club
723 Ave. B
225-8807
SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512)
First Star News
6724 San Pedro
826-9057
Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts .. 1801 N. Main .. 733-3555
Mendiola·Hamilton Photography.
.1814 McCullough #3 ...
.............
7348216
On Main
2514 N. Main
737·2323
Texas School of Floral Design ... 3106 West Ave
341·5114
Unicorn Shop
302 N. Presa
226-3166
Video World
1802 N. Main
736-9927
SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512)
Church of Christ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
734-5415
MCCSA
107 S. Pine
271·7353
SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512)
Ab's Westernaire
622 Roosevelt
532.()()15
Bonham Exchange
411 Bonham
271·3811
Cahoots
435 McCarty
344-9257
Crew
309 W. Market. . . . . . .
. .. 223-0333
EI Jardin ....•.......
106 Navarro ....•...
.223-7177
Faces.
.
119 EI Mio . . . . . .•. .
341-4302
Galleon.
.
330 San Pedro
225-2353
LJ.'s
3503 West Ave
341·9359
Madam Arthur's
147 E. Commerce
225-9678
San Pedro Connection
828 San Pedro ..
. ..
Snufty's Saloon
820 San Pedro
224-7739
Sunset Boulevard
1430 N. Main
225-6654
2015 Place
2015 San Pedro
733-3365
Talk of the Town
3530 Broadway
826-9729
SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512)
Alamo Human Rights Comm .. 150 Terrell Plaza #186/78209
Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St. .. 225-4227
Alpha Plasma Center
302 S. Aores
224-1749
Church Theatre
115OS.Alamo
224-4085
Crisis Hotline.
.
22743571736-1876
Dignity (Gay Cathollcs)
P.O.12484178212
349-3632
Drug Abuse MHMR
3721A S. Presa St
533-9156
Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club ..... P.O.12197
733-8388
Family Services Assoc.
. .230 Pereida. .
226-3391
Forward Foun., Inc. (community education)
222·9575
Friends, Etc
7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315'78216
.
Gay Services Healthline
P.O.12706178212
222·1810
Gay Switchboard
733-7300
Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) . . . . . . . .. .
225-4066
Integrity
P.O.15006178212
734-0759
Lambda AA
1312 Wyoming..
.
271-3643
Las MuieresIWomen's Center
.....
.
822-8444
Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine
P.O.290043178280 ...
Mission City Chorale
2503 Jackson-Keller #113 ..
.3424198/737·1947
Parents & Friends of Gays
511 E. Park
222·1810
Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA)
P.O.5992178201
Runaways (Youth Service Project)
299-7680
SAGA
P.O.12063178212
733-83151349-7996
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) ..... 227-8181
San Antonio Free Clinic .... 1136 W. Woodlawn.
..733-0383
.. .. .
..
or 7324661
San Antonio Plasma Services . 112 Auditorium Cir. .223-2958
The Bridge (youth shelter)
606 Wilson Blvd
734-9532
V.D. Testing (Healthline)
222·1810
SAN ANTONIO RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 512)
Bogart's
11541 West Ave. @Blanco
349-7180
-
Daisy Tea-Boom
Patrick Grant's Circles
2525 Jackson-Keller
107 W. Locust
349-1000
733-5237
TEMPLE/KILLEEN ADULT BOOKSTORE (Area Code: 817)
Basetown News
108 W. Hwy. 90
634-5731
MCC
TEMPLE/KILLEEN CHURCH (Area Code: 512)
P.O.1112
471.5931
TEXARKANA, TX CHURCH (Area Code: 214)
MCC of the Pines
P.O.3012/75504/3012 .
TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS
LeSbian/Gay Dem. ofTexas (Austin) .. P.O.822 .. (512)47!H!653
Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc .....
P.O.66973 #1194
526-5001
Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition
.
P.O.275, UT Union Bldg.!78712.
.
441·3678
Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) . . . . . . .
(214)827·2957
Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter
& Pubs Office)
P.O.A·K,76201
(817)387-8.216
Texas Gay Task Force (Houston-State
Headquarters)
P.0.66282177006 ....
. .. (713)529-70141522·1659
Texas Republican Alternative Comm. P.O.1077178767453-5028
Jay·Tees . .
WACO CLUB (Area Code: 817)
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500 N. 5th
753-9189
THE
DRYDEN
CLINIC
AIDS Evaluation
VD Problems
General Medical Care
Complete Physical Examination
Laboratory Testing
Referral and Counseling
Private and Confidential appointment only.
Most services reimbursable by insurance.
Appointments Monday-Friday; 795-0385
THE DRYDEN CLINIC
INCORPORATED
1709 Dryden, Suite 1002 Houston, Texas77030
(713) 795-0385
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