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This week, I'd like to stress to you the
importance of INVOLVEMENT1 . 1 Whether you are
young or old, Gay or Straight, or rich or poor,
you can and MUST get involved in some activity
that will better your life!
We here at RAW are involved with the
Gay Community of Wisconsin on a full-time basis
and have seen first-hand how getting involved
benefits all of us.
Of course, there will always be some people
involved with "causes", but the vast majority
of the population prefers to sit back and say,
"Let someone else do it, I'm too busy!". There
are way too many people involved with "noninvolvement"!
Everyone has something to offer to their
fellow human being. Perhaps it's as little
as calling an old friend who's feeling lowor as much as donating time to a worthy cause fit
is involvement! You are helping the world to
be a much better place in which to live.
This "positive reinforcement" to yourself
and the world, has a tremendous positive effect.
It's a powerful force, and without it, life
is not complete! Do the world a favor---GET
INVOLVED! Do something for your fellow personGET INVOLVED!!!
ESCAPE TO
APPLETON
Appleton has just come up
Frith a new annual event.
The Ms. 11CM WEST Memorial
:ontest. iSorry Wisconsin tor
promising you a new Ms. 1101
14T & not being' able to produce one out of all the fabulous looking women that patronize 1101. Maybe its just
that they're all to bashfuli.....
What ever the reason, it was
a disappointment.
,Gut the entertainment was
not. Three new entertainers
graced our show • lounge. First
from Milwaukee, Lena, in
Leopard & great hair.. We were
later informed this was also
her first -show appearance.
Good job Lena!! Mr. BodyShop
1983-84 (Jerry), showed us
why he has his title. "SWEET
DREAMS" Jerry.
Diana "Legs" Gregory, Pis.
Gay Wisconsin was the third
performer
to
exhibit
her
t4lents. Wow!!! She sure deserves her claim to "Fame.
What a woman!!!
Mr. & Miss 1101 (Larry,
Larinda) helped turn a disappointing evening into a
oight of great entertainment
with their numbers. Performed
flawlessly as usuall! These
two are really paving their
ways to October. Wi5consin
Beware!
After finishing 1st RunnerUp to Miss Southeastern Gay
Wisconsin the previous night,
Tina Capri took to the stage.
!Mere these people get their
energy, we'll never understand
Congratulations, Tina!
We can't give enough thanks
to the Empress of Wisconsin
Jackie and Miss Trixie for
their part in making an otherwise dismal evening into a
success! A special thanks
to . ALL the entertainers for
putting out the extra effort!!!
Volleyball enthusiasts are
just a flapping their gums.
Labor Day Weekend should prove
to be interesting should
JoDee's accept our rematch.
What a better weekend with
an extra day try recuperate.
We know one of our Cruise
Directors could have used
an extra day of f & R after
our visit south. This time
we'll be ready.
The "Little Apple" has a
surprise for all you Milwaukeens coming in the near future.
Watch the Rain for details.
CHUCK & IVAN
RACINE
Hope many of you weren't
too upset that Racine did
not have a column in last
week's issue of RAW! We are
all back from our August travels and getting ready for
an action-packed September!
JoDees closed out August with
another bike : and a buffet
to say bye, L.ya to Summer!
Where did Sommer go?
The September calendars
are available now. If you
haven't received yours yet,
stop by and pick one up! You
can also get on w oDees mailing
list by filling out an address
card at the bar.
Hopefully, people have
their calendar marked for
to Eaygirl (of 219). The party
was a complete success thanks to
the staff of G.A.P. Without them
it would not have been possible
to produce such an extravaganza. I'm sure we will see
this becoming an annual event
in the City of Festivals!
SHAFT 219 is having a
"First" for Milwaukee! Starting
next Tuesday they will have
an all-leather night starting
at apm. This means that the
leather dress code will be
striqiy, enforced! You must
wear a major article of leather
to be allowed downstairs.
If that weren t t enough, they
will also have a beer bust
for $3.
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Tuesday 50erSth. This
is the date for the next Gayl_
Lesbian Union (GLU) meeting
in Racine. See you at the
meeting!
MILWAUKEE
Among the many events
held this weekend in Milwaukee
was M & M's Anniversar . It
was quite an event! Entertainment was provided and a great
time was had by all! Many
more years, Bob & Staff!!!!!!!!
The biggie of the weekend
was Da gest held at Grand
Avenue Pub this past Sunday.
The music was great, thanks
PRESENT
"TRIXTE"
AND
FRIENDS F
SEPTEMBER 11, 1983
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sense of being and your definition : of life have been thrown
totally askew? The answers to this and other questions
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are being sought by Nick, the main character in Madison's
Gay Theater Project's production of Richard Hall's HAPPY
BIRTHDAY DADDY to be presented September 2nd & 3rd at Bpm
and September 4th at 2pm at the Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center
953 Jenifer Street, Madison. Tickets are $3.50 in advance,
and $4.00 at the door.
ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TOWARD AIDS RESEARCH
Richard Hall has situated humorous scenes and strategic dialogue in order to give a completely human representation of his characters. Director, Gary . Robbins believes sa
that HAPPY BIRTHDAY - DADDY is a play about people and the
adjustments that they must make in order to live in harmony
with each other.
In this day of labeling (good guys vs bad guys,
Capitalist vs Socialist, Homosexual vs Heterosexual, and
_us vs .them), Hall has written a play that expresses the
thought; Underneath all the absurd labels lie all the emotion and flesh which is a human being.
Auditions for M.G.T.P. s next production, NICE GIRL
by Robert, Patrick, will be held September 6th and 7th at
7pm at the Mills Street Neighborhood House, NICE GIRL will
get its off-Eastcoast debut on October 10th - 12th at the
Madison Civic Center. All persons interested in working
in any capacity of M.G.T.P. are encouraged to attend these
meetings.
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him into the limelight. Watch out for his forthcoming album
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WINTER POTPOURRI
As summer winds to an end, & you turn to thoughts of Fall
& more importantly, Winter "escapes", you enuld a akzare of
the scarcity of warm weather hide-a-ways th-t are available
as we get beyond Labor nay Weekend, the traditionally viewed
close of summer holiday.
Typical destinations which are most often sought during
the colder months are "wall, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Bahamas,
the Virgin Islands, Fort _auderdale, Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, Key West & Palm E ings.
Mexico, Puerto Rico, Fort Lauderdale, Key West & Palm
Springs- are "gay" destinations in varying degrees, although
Puerto Rico, Key West & Palm Springs become the most frequently
requested "gay" vacation meccas during the coldest months of
our winter, February & March.
Pit this time
would like to advise you of the long range
forcast of expected patterns of travel to these "gays"
for Winter 1 83-84. As of several weeks ago, Acapulco is quite
booked up nver the Christmas/New Years period as far as hotel
& condominium space is concerned. Although I do not have specific information about other cities in Mexicu, I can assuredly
state that due to the continued excellent travel value of Mexico
as a warm weather destination, due to the de-valued peso situa7
Lion, that any popular city in Mexico will be difficult to
obtain in terms of air & land arrangements & accomodations.
Puerto Rico as of this writing is completely sold out
as far as Gay Guest Houses are concerned during the month of
February & March. December & January are rapidly filling up.
The next available periods begin in Mid-april.
I've not had any official report on the Florida beach
cities, however air transportation to most of these areas is
already showing diminished space. First class & full-coach
fares are not surprisingly the only fares available through
the coldest months, as well as over the holiday season.'
Palm Springs, due to the recent birth of a more extended
& developed gay destination, has not quite filled as rapidly,
however a word to the wise is sufficient. This is a new destination for gays, worth exploring for winter sun, & the leisurely
California life style. Complete seven-night programs are available with an abundance of opportunity to try most of the gay
establishments in this desert community, by way of the many
vouchers that are provided with the vacation program.
If you 're thinking about getting away when the snow flies,
think ahead , plan now!
VIRGO
Review and revise all this week. You are "personality-plus"
by the 6th and this new moon takes you all the way thru
an impressive weekend. Sit yourself down and visualize
those things you want for the rest of the year.
HERR
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Leo is important to you. Someone you admire will back
you up in a creative way and help you accomplish your goals.
After the 7th, spend time behind-the-scenes for best results. Best days; 7th & Uth!
SCORPIO
Important day: the 6th. Eon'''. ignore detPils and communicate
clearly with others, A work week, the 10th is the best
day of the week.
SAGITTARIUS
Your sense of humor calms surroundings after an envious
person appears on the scene. Atte' that, things go your
way. Recognition after the 7th. Not bad week, at aill11
CAPRICORN
A favor/gift after the
7th.
Plan finances, don't overspend.
Plan and work 3rd-Oth then have playtime on the weekend but
don't be frivolous with the coins !
AWARIUS
Rest on the 3rd, 4th, & 5th. New ideas and info
will surface
after the 7th. No time to make any loans!!! You'll feel
lazy and sensual, but hang on to your money!!!
PISCES
The 6th and 7th good days.
Practice believing in yourself1
Pessimists are around yuu, he positive. The 6th brings
you a 3day period for new partnerships. lOth-Romancelli
ARIES
the Elth and 9th. Double-check all written work
career-wise
and be practical. Intensely positive
but you can party quietly on rd
rd, 4th, & 5th.
Rest
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TAURUS
Listen attentively this week. Nu rash promises which ears be
misunderstood. After the 7th, you'll be romantically incl ined, sexy, and talkative. Rest on the 10thl I
Gemini
Don't move abruptly---take your time. Double-check written
contracts, documents, and even, personal letters. Communications improve after the 13th. 7th-10th- --Entertaining!
CANCER
The 3rd & 4th good days for energetic activities. Slight
misunderstanding at work, you'll know what to do with it
though. Check out a Pisces for long-lasting comfort!
LEO
You are vigorous, in rare form from the 3rd - 5th. September opens doors for you, things that were closed to you
before, are now available. Delegate tasks --- plan ahead!
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TUESDAY
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BALLGAME
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Volleyball 8 Patio.
SHAFT 219
Bee: Bust Spm til closing
Cocktail Hour 4-?pm.
CLUB 219
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1101 WEST
Happy Hour 4-7pm.
WHECK ROOM
250 Tap deer, Nacho Night, FREE
MACHO' s, 500 Slayers.
FANNIES
Cocktail Hour 3:30-6:30pm.
FINALE
Happy Hour 5-7pm, Drink Ticket
MONDAY
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BALLGAME
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1101 WEST
Happy How 4-?pm, 350 Tap
FANNIES .
Cockteil HoLr 3:30-6:30pm
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Skin Nite, 500 off drinks if
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BALLGAME
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BODYSHOP
250 Tap Beer, 7-10pm.
250 Tap Beer, 600 Highballs.
CLUB 21D
Beer & Wine Bust Bpm til closing.
Happy Hour 4-7pm.
BODYSHOP
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Rail $1, Tap Beer 500, Select ROD's
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Button Nite - 500 off drinks
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YOUR PLACE (YP)
Rail Drinks $1
ROD's
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SHAFT 219
Beer, Wine Bust (Dress Code
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WRECK ROOM
Leather/Levi Night closing. 500 Slammers.
Pitcher of Beer (60oz.) $1.75,
with pretzels.
FRIDAY
BALLGAME
Cocktail Hour 4-7pm.
1101 WEST
Happy Hour 4-7pm.
10pm til FANNIES
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SHAFT 219
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MINT OAR-4,F...........278-9199
. 422 W. State St.
PHOENIX-M,O...........7B-9659
l ' 235 S. 2nd St.
SHADOWS/DIPLOMAT-M,F...645-6490
014 S. 2nd St.
SHAFT (Club 219)-L.....271-3732
219 5. 2nd St.
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PARADISE
225 N. Water 5t.......278-9356
PROSPECT NEWS
2103 N. Prospect Ave ..276-6110
WEBSTER BOOKS
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704A W. Wisconsin'16-0246
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707 E. Knapp..........276-5614
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1307 E. Brady St
277-B550
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2616 N. Downer Ave
963-0797
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953 N. 27th 5t..
344-7878
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720 N. 3rd St. 61 ....4277-8388
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124 N. Water St.
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814 S. 2nd St.
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1106 S. 1st St.
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3417 W. Lisbon Ave....342-2446
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753 Lombard...........499-5797
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1122 Main St..........432-9498
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455 N. Main St
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335-9796
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HHEAU & R051."5 WOMEN'S CLINIC
Abortion services, birth control, VD and PAP tests. Support
and therapy groups.
238 W.
Wisconsin Ave. Ph: 278-0260
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on call
professionals, by
all weekend and from 4:30
p.m. to 6 a.m.. Monday thru
Friday. Ph: 342-2729.
GAY HOTLINEAGPUY
Information, referrals, peer
counseling on gay
related
problems. 24 Hrs. Ph: 5627010.: P.U. Box 208, Milwaukee,
WI. 53201.
GAY YOUTH
CHRISTIAN-LAI-u.N.
A Non-Denominational support
group for gay men & lesbian
women, dealing with issues
relating to being chrigtian
& gay. Currently meeting at
9 am Saturdays. Call Harry
at 374-3568 or write CGOK,
P. O. Box 92727, Milwaukee,
WI, 53202
GAY AA & AL-ANON
'For persons with a drinking.
problem. Meets Sundays, 6 p.m.
Presbyterian
at Immanuel
Church office. 1035 N. Waverly,
Rap, support group for youths
under le. Meets, first & third
Michael
Call:
Saturday's.
at 372-3639.
MANDALA
SERVICE
COUNSELING
INC.
counseling
Professional
plus,
evaluation
referral
to the Lesbian/Gay Corrrnunity.
Hotline hours: Fri.-Sat. 10
Sun. 6 p.m.p.m.-4 a.m..
12 midnight. Interested volunteers write: P.O. Box 25276,
Milwaukee, WT. 53225.
Phone: 291-9463
Pl., Milwaukee, WI.
of someone with a drinking
PARENTS/FRIENDS OF GAYS
Monthly meetings to help parents
-friends accept gays, lesbians.
Call: Roger Beers. Ph: 931-
problem. Meets Wednesdays,
7727, or write to P.O. Box
41=MIW
GAY AL-ANON
For lovers, friends, family
1st Unitarian Church, 1009
F.
Ogden
Ave.,
Milwaukee,
WI.
' GAY COMMUNITY AT UWM
Referrals, counseling. Information
on on-going social
educational events. Office:
Student Union, Room E-364,
(Ph: 963-6555) or write to:
P.O. Box 413, Union Box 251,
Milwaukee, WI. 53201.
GAY COUNSELING SERVICES
staffed
Hotline
Emergency
449,
Milwaukee,
WI. 53201.
NEG5Tba
National Coalition of Country's
Gay 5TD Clinics and services.
P.O. Box 239, Milwaukee WI.
53201. Mark Behar, Chairman.
SOCIAL HYGIENE CLINIC
treatment. 841
VD testing,
N. Broadway, Room 110. Ph:
278-3631. Clinic hrs. Monday
Toursday - 11:30 a.m. to
7:15 p.m.. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m..
-SOCI AL SERVICES
GAY/LESBIAN UNION
625 College Ave., Racine WI.
153403. Meets every first and
1thirH T h,rc.riav 1:"1Pr'1 nr!,
Hall, 412 9th St., Racine,
WI.
STEVENS POINT 715
STO CLINIC (BRADY EAST)
Formerly Farwell STD Clinic.
Testing an Tuesday from 710 p.m..' Saturdays from 13 p.m.. Testing & treatment
of VD. Economical donation
scOedule. First 'come, first
STEVEWPPINT GPL1
serve basis. 1240 . E. :Brady
St., Milwaukee z WI. 53202.
Ph: 272-2144.
, kor jnformation write UW5PGFU. UW Point,. P.O. Box 99 ,
Stevens
:.Center :,
University
Point, WI. 544E11. Ph: 3463698. (Tuesday or Friday from
9-11 a.m..
WAUKESHA 414'
GAY & BI SUPPORT NETWORK.
Helps ire
,
; P.D. Box 632, Waukesha, WI.
;53187. Ph: 542-5735
MADISON
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Counseling & referral group.
1127 University Ave., Madison,
WI. Ph!. 257-7575
APPLE TON
ACCEPTANCE
For gays, parents, children
& friends of gays. P.O. Box
54911.
Appleton #.,. WI.
291,
Ph: 731-4692.
GREEN BAY 1±141,
PARENTS & FRIENDS OF LESBIAN'S
& GAYS.
102 S. Ashland N.I., - Greer
say, WI. 54303.
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GAY COMMUNITY AT STOUT
For information on meetings,
call -Gayline at 235-4589 (59 p.m. daily). Or, write Gay
Community at Stout
(GCS).
UW-Stout,
Menomonee,
-WI.,
5475i. Ph: 235-94?51...
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GAY AA
Meets every Monday night .
Racine Unitarian Church, 625
College Ave., at 8 p.m..
L_LimiL11.
LESBIAN CENTER
'Support 6roup.
H 953 Jenifer -St. Madion, WI.
Ph: 257-7378
I..
THE UNITED
Safe environment group.
' 306 N. Brooks St., Madison, WI.
Ph: 255-85B2
GAY MEN'S AA
1021 University Ave., Madison,
WI. (Enter from rear (basement))
_Ph: 257-7575
LESBIAN'S AA
Ph: 255-2577
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MEN'S PL AGE
Anti-violence group.
1127 University Ave., Madison,
WI. Ph: 251-7645
ALL GAY'S CRISIS. PHONELINE
Ph: 255-4297
THE MOON TREE
Feminist
therapy
St.,
Regent
2203
WI. Ph: 233-9339
services.
Madison,
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.hortg6r4: WaalL
:44e-41%-.
.
ORGANIZATIONS
AMAZON
Feminist Newspaper.
2211 E. Kenwood Blvd., Mil964-6118.
Ph:
WI.
waukee,
BLACK & WHITE MEN TOGETHER
Inter-racial gay men i s group.
BURIT, P.O. Box 11316, Milwaukee, WI. 53211. Ph: Michael
372-3639 Or Richard: 962-2998.
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OF MIL-
GAMMA
Social & Athletic organization. GAMMA, 2511 N. Farwell
St., Unit L, Milwaukee, WI.
53211.
SIRTH & MIRTH CLUB
chubbies
for
Organization
& chasers. Write: Mark 3.,
2727 S. 68th St., f1iiwauakee,
WI. 53219.
WAUKEE.
Business group.
HAM, clo Club 219, 21Y S.
2nd St., Milwaukee, WI.
CASTAWAYS M C. CLUB
P.O. Box 1686, Milwaukee,
WI. 53202.
CREAM CITY BUSINESS ASSN.
Gay & Lesbian business & professional group. CCBA, P.O.
Box 92614, Milwaukee, WI. 53202.
Ph: (414) 445-5552
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CREAM CITY CANOEING ASSN.
Gay outing group. Contact;
Richard or Gene at 372-9399.
CREAM CITY ASSOC. FOUNDATION
The only "lesbian/gay united
way" type organization serving
southeastern Wisconsin. Raises
A disburses funds to serve
the broad needs of this community. CCAF, P.O. Box 11951,
(All
Milwaukee, WI. 53211.
contributions are Tax Deductible
- DIGNITY
Religious
group. (Catholic)
P.O. Box 597, Milwaukee, WI.
53201. Services: Sun.-6 p.m.
at: 2506 N. Wauwatose Ave.,
HURRICANE PRODUCTIONS
Producers of women's enterBremen,
2746 N.
tainment.
Milwaukee, WI. 53212.
JOAN OF ARC PARISH
Worship: Sun.-7:30 p.m., Juneau Village Church.
LAMBDA POLITICAL CAUCUS
group.
Box
Political
P.O.
92872, Milwaukee, WI. 53202.
LUTHERANS CONCERNLD
Religious group.
Write: Bob Johnson, 2511 N.
Farwell, Unit L, Milwaukee,
WI. 53211. Ph; 963-9833.
MILWAUKEE NOW
Nat. Org. for women. Ph: 9645117.
LESBIAN
NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION
Ph: 257-7378.
FEMINIST
SILVER STAR M.C. CLUB
Write: clo Wreck- Room, 266
E.
Erie St., Milwaukee, WI.
53202.
Wauwatosa, WI. Ph: 645-1490.
WOMEN'S COALITION
2211 E. Kenwood, Milwaukee,
WI. Ph: 964-6117.
FEMINIST WRITER'S GUILD
Women writers.
Ph: Michelle at 444-4589.
WORKER'S WORLD PARTY
Political group.
Ph: 224-0422.
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Phone: 257 7
GREEN 8A(
or 255-4297
ORGANIZATIONS
ARGONAUT OF WISCONSIN
P.O. Box 12B5, Green Bay,
WI. 54305.
Ruthann Moskowitz, P.O.
813, Madison, WT. 53701.
A COMPANY OF FRIENDS
Mixed theater group.
ti
P.O. Box 1205, Green Bay WI.-
LE S HOMES GAY THEATER
Repertory company.
P.O. Box 451, McFarlard, WI.
53558. Ph: 274-3212 (Darrell)
54305.
CAY ASSISTANCE
Anti-discrimination group.
Ph: 253-5700.
RACINE
ORGANIZATIONS
GAY/LESBIAN UNION
625 College Ave., Racine WI.
53403.- Meets every first Tuesday evening (monthly). Felt
Wal, 612 9t1) A., Racine,
WI.
MADISON
EQUAL OPPURIUNITIES COMMISSIOr
Room 500, City-county Bld,
210
LJ,
Monona,
Madison,
Ph: 266-4910
OUT N eer
408 N. Henry, DDB, Madisur.,
WI .. Ph: 251-0698.
WOMEN'S TRANSIT AUTHORITY
Rape prevention group.
Ph: 263-1700
ORGANIZATIONS
COMMUNITY INFORMATION
Gay/Lesbian
on
Information
Organization in Madison.
Ph: 263-3100.
MADISON VOLLEYBALL GROUP
National competition 7 Phones
257-8599 (Ken). Social games
Ph: 21-2500 (David).
INTEGRITY/DTGNITY
123 State St., Madison, WI.
Ph: 257-3346.
MEWS CENTER
Group on male issues.
1127 University Ave., Madison,
WI. Ph: 251-7646.
NATIONAL
LESBIAN
ORGANIZATION
Ph: 257 - 7376.
Box
FEMINIST
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
Ph: 255-2732
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