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BY BRUCE WILLIAMSAs Jack and Jill are divvying up their

"'" books during a breakup in their up-and-down relationship, Jack makes the ob-servation, "I think you cannot feel anythingbut the extremes; you're incapable of themiddle ground:'

Therein lies the glaring roadblock to acomfortable, two-way relationship: no safe,acceptable middle ground. When thingsare great, they're wild, passionate, excit-ing, fantastic and worth overcoming anyobstacle for. When things are merely calmand ordinary, neither Jack nor Jill is satis-fied; the urge to make more of things, toalways be savoring those adrenaline highs,dooms their ability to co-exist and be realpartners. A pity.

Jane Martin's new play Jack and Jill ismaking its Southwest premiere with a lim-ited five-week run at Zachary Scott The-atre Center's Kleberg Stage in Austin. Likethe nursery rhyme duo whose names theprotagonists echo, Jack and Jill are tum-bling head-long into a tragedy in whichthey can't relate to each other. Neither willfully accept the other as is, or change verymuch; both are doomed to aloneness,since it's only in that state that they'll allowthemselves to feel comfortable and in con-trol. When the emptiness and wastefulnessof being alone finally sink in, it's too late.

Jack and Jill debuted at the 20th annualHumana Festival last year at Actors' The-atre of Louisville, where Martin is the resi-dent star. The secretive, pseudonymousMartin made her reputation with 1982'sTalking With, and has since written eightplays for ATL. The illusive playwright is amaster at twisting audiences' sympathieson potentially volatile subjects.

This time around, director Alice Wilsonand her ZACH team take on a story abouta roller-coaster relationship that could fea-ture any gender combination and still basi-cally ring true. For Jill, played by MeredithRobertson, it's a question of identity at the

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Fast-Paced'Jack and Jill'Scansthe Ups, Downs

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Kleberg Stage in Austinstart; for Marco Perella's Jack, it's a ques-tion of commitment. They're both basicallyopen and up-front in their arguments anddiscussions; unfortunately, they're alsoboth uncompromising, stuck in their ownways and unable to see the other's point ofview. Venus and Mars, for sure.

The play moves rapidly from Jack andJill's first meeting in a library to their firstdate, which includes a matter-of-fact dis-cussion of hygiene, condoms and oral sex.Courtship, living together, marriage, dis-pute and divorce rapidly follow. And that'sjust Act I; the second act revolves aroundfuture meetings and reminiscences, whenthe two wonder if they can - or should -give it another try.-

Meredith Robertson [I] and Marco Perella are the on-again, off-again couple in Jack and Jill.

Robertson and Perella both give superbperformances; they make you care abouttheir characters, remind you immediatelyof someone you've known or dealt with -or even a part of yourself that's beenthrough the same agonies and uncertain-ties. Unfortunately, the pacing here resem-bles that of a TV sitcom, with so manythings and feelings and so much real timecrammed into so few words, and so littletime to experience what's going on; theaudience can easily left dizzy by it all. Onecan enjoy the ride while exploring the

human heart through our two characters,but one never truly gets to savor or fullyunderstand them.

The set, designed by Christopher Mc-Collum, is simple yet versatile; it's basicallycomposed of a long table (usually with twochairs) that can be moved to a variety ofstage spots and become a headboard, adividing line, etc. Michael Raiford's cos-tume design is perfectly simple and real;the characters often make smooth cos-tume changes right on stage. This is effi-cient, though once in a while it detracts abit from a monologue.

There are a lot of funny lines in this dra-matic comedy; most go to Robertson, andthe talented actress smoothly brings themoff, from "You're so generous it's like watertorture" to "You're a good person in a badtux, Jack." She also gets to break a lot ofdishes in their first-act confrontation scene.Lucky girl, that looked like a lot of fun!

Poor Jack is always one step behindJill's feelings and wants, it seems, and hisattempts to catch up often prove to be thewrong steps. Perella is wonderful, center-ing his performance on the low-key task oftrying to follow his character's heart andmake everything right. He gets the worst of

it in most of the vignettes, with problemsbeing identified but rarely rectified.

"You have to handle loss," Jack rhap-sodizes at one point near the end of thenever-ending chase. "Any instant couldleave you alone ... so you have to protectsome part of yourself:' But their often de-pressing failure to connect and communi-cate leaves one wondering why Jack andJill bother, or else why they continue tohold back some part of themselves if theyreally want this pair thing to work.

Though the play ends with a hint of hope("Maybe ... "), you wonder if Jack and Jillhave really learned anything about them-selves and each other even after all they'vebeen through. Playwright Martin gives heraudiences a lot to think about and ponder.There's still that big hill to be climbed, andnot just by Jack and Jill.

Jack and Jill runs Thursday through Sun-day until May 31 at Zachary Scott TheatreCenter's Kleberg Stage, 1421 W. RiversideDr. in Austin. Performances are at 8 p.m.ThurSdays-Saturdays and at 2:30 p.m.Sundays. For tickets ($15-$20, with vari-ous discounts available) or more informa-tion, call (512)476-0541. ~

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society, when we have so much less timeto read, it is ironic that there are so manymore good things out there clamoring to beread. This is even more true for the gay andlesbian community, as an explosion of newvoices have come forward to tell eloquent,even heartbreaking stories of youth, preju-dice and love. Benjamin Taylor's terrificdebut, Tales Out of School, first publishedtwo years ago and now out in paperbackfrom Warner Books, is a unique story thattransports the reader across continentsand decades by painting simple sepia-toned portraits of single moments that col-lect like your grandmother's tintypes.

For Texans, this book is an exceptionalwindow on the past. Set on GalvestonIsland at the turn of the last century, Talesis the story of the Mehmels, a family ofGerman Jews, and their descent fromwealth and esteem to the edge of marginalsociety at best. At the same time, it tells thestory of 14-year-old Felix Mehmel's awak-ening sexuality and self-awareness at thehands (and loins) of the local school bully.The contrast of Felix's acceptance of hisown individual nature against his family'srefusal to accept even simple reality is atragic theme explored in much recent gayliterature.

While set mostly in 1907, the novel eas-ily hopscotches back in time ten, even 40years to show a Galveston society thatencompassed many races and faiths due

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to its nature as a seaport. For anyonewho's walked along the Strand, Tales Outof School is great in showing the charac-ters who must have lived there and thehard lives they led - a mulatto girl whosold spools for thread and cut profiles ofpeople out of construction paper, say, or amute Russian teacher who could be the

wandering prophet Elijah. Taylor's excep-tional descriptions allow the reader tosmell the pungent sea air softly mixing withsweet carolina jessamine. The detailedobservations of birds and island wildlife arerich and rewarding to the reader who takesthe time to savor them.

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Other stories intermingle with those ofthe Mehmel family, most interesting that ofMiss Etta Murph and Velma Truly ("twowomen who had slept in one bed for 30years"). The matter-of-fact depiction of twolesbian characters in this long-past societyis a beautiful and loving rendering. Whocould have imagined a pair of women in1907, one a fisherwoman, the other a Latintutor, arguing about whether a mountedmoose head should be hung in the kitchen?

Taylor allows his tale to unfold like asummer breeze. It is neither hurried norunwelcome; it is calming and rewarding.He uses a lush vocabulary that isn't alien-ating in the way some period books canseem. In his obvious love for the scenery,his words sometimes approach a poetictone. In his descriptions of Hebrew loreand faith, a true sense of wonder, andsometimes despair, are clear, even over-whelming. The quiet climax of this book issimply a breaking of one's faith and areplacement of it with a more steady belief.

Ultimately, Tales Out of School is one ofthose books for which the plot or the desti-nation of the storyline is really irrelevant,because it's the trip you take along the waywhich is the reward. I am hard pressed tothink of an author who has had such warmfeelings for his flawed central charactersince John Berendt in Midnight in the Gar-den of Good and Evil. Tales will fit right inthe beach bag as you head down toGalveston this spring and summer. I can'tthink of a better way to while away an houron the sand than by reading of a young boyWho could have been sitting right whereyou are 90 years ago, trying to figure outWhat being gay even meant.

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that collection several domestically re-leased singles sealed Media's Successand cemented their name in the minds ofdance mavens in the U.S. It's been a while,but their latest single on GFB, "Be MyBaby," was surely worth the wait. When yougo in search of this record, make sure youget the house mixes, which include theVan S. Hard mix on Side B. The ingeniousproduction, which utilizes a "Peter Gunn"hook in the melody line, will truly work yaovah! Just so you know ... Popular Recordshere in the U.S. has secured the domesticrights to Cappella's next album and theresulting singles. So if you're not thrilledabout paying those huge import prices foryour dance fix, you can hold out forPopular's bargain-priced versions. By theway, was that Popular VP Harry Towers wesaw breezing through San Antonio, Austin,Dallas and Houston last week? You bet _and with promos in hand! No wonderthey're "Popular," ...

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The Health Education Learning Projectfacilitates sessions on gay relationships onWednesday evenings from 6:30-8 p.m. atMagnolia Station, 600 W. Magnolia. May1's topic is "Balancing Our Lives: Mind,Body, Spirit." For more info, call (817)332-7722.

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Dr. Jackie Doval and Linda Valencia areholding free weekly Latin dance classesopen to everyone, on Thursdays from 7-8p.m. at Suzanne Anderson Properties. Theclasses are in preparation for Pride Gala97. For more info, call (713)627-9355.

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Lesbian and Gay Voices, broadcast onKPFT 90.1 FM from 7-8 p.m. every Thurs-day, features news from "This Way Out,"community calendar info and SuzanneAnderson's "Speaking Out." For more info,call (713)866-6505 or send E-mail toLGVoices@aol.com.

Camp Hope, AIDS Foundation Houston'ssummer camp for children with HIV, isslated for Sept. 19-21. Sponsors are beingsought to help send over 40 kids ($250 perchild). Call Mike Mizwa at (713)623-6796or send E-mail to mizwa@aidshelp.org.

The Gulf Coast Transgender Commu-nity is a nonsexual support group for alltransgendered individuals and their part-ners. Meetings are held the second Sat-urday of the month, and discussion groupsmeet the first and third Thursday. For moreinfo, call (713)780-4282, or write to P.O.Box 66643, Houston, TX 77266

An AIDS Healing Service and Eucharistis being held at Christ Church, 1117 Texas,at 7 p.m. this evening (May 2).

Twenty Something, a group of youngadults 20-29 addressing issues concern-ing bisexuals, lesbians and gays, providesa positive, safe atmosphere in which toshare, learn and grow. For more info, call(713)315-6786.

This Saturday, May 3, "Just for Us;' a groupwithin Houston Gay & Lesbian Parentsfor teenagers who have gay or lesbian par-ents, holds a movie night. For time andlocation, call (713)284-4939. HGLP holdsits support group on Tuesday, May 13, from7-8:30 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church,2515 Waugh Dr.

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The San Antonio Equal Rights politicalCaucus holds its annual out-of-the-closeyard sale on May 17 and 18. Donations 0items are sought; to arrange for pick-uPcall Monty Baer at (210)734-7699.

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A lice Walker, author of Anything WeLoved"'" Will Be Saved, appears for a readingand book-signing at 6:45 p.m. today (May 2)in the King Seabrook Chapel at Huston-Tillot-son College, 900 Chicon St. in Austin. Re-served tickets are $30, which includes abook; additional tickets are $10. There'll alsobe a private reception for the author. For tick-ets or more info, call (512)472-2785 or (512)472-5657. A portion of proceeds benefits OutYouth Austin and other groups.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? openstoday (May 2) and runs through May 24 at theDougherty Arts Center Theatre, 1110 BartonSprings Rd. in Austin. The classic tale ofGeorge, Martha and their late-night guestsNick and Honey is presented by G-RayProductions and directed by Jerry Marco.Tickets are $12 and $8; for reservations ormore info, call (512)454-TIXS.

Z Cabaret, a new creation of ZacharyScott Theatre Center featuring local musicaltheatre artists singing past and presentBroadway selections, will be held at 8 p.m.Fridays and Saturdays and 6 p.m. Sundayson the John R. Whisenhunt Arena Stage,1510 Toomey Rd. in Austin. Performing thisopening weekend (May 2-4) is Joe York, withAllen Robertson on piano and Brad Sheltonon bass. For tickets ($10 Friday and Sunday,$12 Saturday, with discounts for groups of tenor more), call (512)476-0541.

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Bridgette Fertle is about to turn 40, she's inthe midst of a mid-life crisis and everybodyseems to have forgotten her birthday; mean-while, the slow-witted Earl is about to be in-dUcted into The High Order of the Little BabyOwls.... lt all happens in Birthday From Hell,the latest saga of "The Singing Fertle Familyfrom Dumpster, Texas" at Radio Music The-atre, 2623 Colquitt in Houston. Shows areThursdays and Fridays at 8:30 p.m. andSaturdays at 8 and 10:30 p.m. starting May 8.

For tickets ($14; please purchase in ad-vance), call (713)522-7722.

A marquise and a vicomte plot the moraland sexual destruction of those around themin Heiner Muller's Quartet (based on the18th century novel Les Liaisons Dange-reuses), which is being staged at CommerceStreet Artists Warehouse, 2315 CommerceSt. in Houston. This play is intended for ma-ture audiences only. Performances are Fri-days and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through May 10;for tickets ($9.99), call (713)935-2008.

Rupert Holmes' comedy/chiller Accom-plice, which may remind you of Sleuth andDeathtrap, plays May 2-31 at Houston's The-atre Southwest, 3750 S. Gessner. Shows areat 8 p.m., with one Sunday matinee at 3 p.m.on May 11; for tickets ($10/regular, $9/seniorsand students), call (713)661-9505.

Innocence forfeited for sexual promiscuity.Aristocracy forfeited for desperate capitalgreed. Honor substituted for orthodoxy.Theseare just a few of the themes in Dallas' Under-main Theatre's presentation of WilliamFaulkner's The Sound and the Fury, whichportrays the decline of the once aristocraticCompson family. It's directed by playwrightErik Ehn.The run begins this Saturday, May 3at 7:30 p.m., with regular performancesWednesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. andFridays and Saturdays at 8:15 p.m. throughJune 7. Tickets range from pay-what-you-canon Wednesdays up to $18 on Saturdays. Forreservations or more info, call (214)747-5515.The Undermain Theatre is located at 3200Main St. in Deep Ellum.

The Dallas Chamber Orchestra presentstwo performances of its last concert this sea-son tonight and Sunday, May 2 and 4. Theprogram includes Handel's Concerto Grosso,Op. 12, Nr. 1, Haydn's Concerto in C Major forCello and Strings, Cordero's Adagio Tragicoand Beethoven's Quartet in F Minor, Op. 95.Tonight's show is at Church of the Transfigu-ration (Hillcrest and Spring Valley) at 8 p.m.;Sunday's show will be at SMU's Caruth Audi-torium (Hillcrest and Binkley) at 7 p.m. Tickets($17/adults, $12/senior citizens and $10/stu-dents) are available through ARTTIX at(214)871-2787 or at the door at concert time.

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NIGHT DEEP.SEAFISHING TRIP

HOUSTON - The Rainbow Fishing Clubhas reserved 20 fishing spots at the back ofthe boat on the Texsun II, out of Galveston,for a night deep-sea fishing trip on Saturdayand Sunday, July 19 and 20.

The boat will leave Galveston at 9 p.m.

Isaturday night and return 6 a.m. Sundaymorning. Cost is only $40, and a deposit of$20 is due now. Payment can be sent to the

IRainbow Fishing Club; P.O. Box 66450;Houston,TX 77266, or call (713)523-6381 forreservations and more information.

The boat normally carries 65 people but islimitedto 50 for night trips. Fish caught will bered snapper, vermilion snapper, Spanishmackerel and sharks. The latter especiallyenjoynight feeding.

The trip out will be 2-21. hours (30-50miles), and all fishing tackle and bait is pro-vided.No fishing license is needed. Food anddrinkare provided at reasonable cost.

The Wednesday, April 16, trip on the NewBuccaneerhad 21 from the Rainbow FishingClubwith Ken Register catching the most fishand the biggest. Last Sunday's trip had 26people on the Buccaneer, with the womenoutnumbering the men. Everyone caughttheir limit of red snapper and all had a won-derfultime. Jessica Graham won the pool forthebiggest fish with a giant red snapper.

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Donations have also been made to therecently formed Houston Lesbian and GayCommunityCenter and the Pet Patrol. Undertheauspices of the Texas Invitational Tourna-Illent, Houston's gay and lesbian bowlersbelongingto the Inner Loop, Montrose Mon-day Night Men, Monday Night Women andWednesdayNight Mixers donate over $7,500each year through various fund-raisingefforts.The Texas Invitational Tournament, aillember of the International Gay BowlingOrganization, hosts an annual tournament

drawing bowlers from all across the U.S. andCanada that culminates with an awards ban-quet for presentation of trophies and charitydonations.

To request entry forms, send E-mail totxinvtour@aol.com, or call (713)522-9612 or(713)862-3630.

The Houston bowling leagues have allstarted their summer sessions. Each leaguehas a few individual openings, or will stillaccept full four-person teams for one moreweek. For Inner Loop Sunday (mixed league),Wednesday Night Mixers (mixed) and Mont-rose Monday Night Men, call Tom at (713)522-9612. Also contact Tom about a new trioleague forming which will bowl at 6:30 p.m.on Thursday nights beginning June 5. For theMonday Night Women's League, contact PatDeCarlo at (281)437-6218.

INDEPENDENTHOU. BILLIARDS

HOUSTON - After nine weeks of play, thetop five teams in the Independent BilliardLeague of Houston are Dynamite Sticks, BadBoys, Sudden Impact, Full Throttle and HighRollers. The top five players are Rich Hall(Stick It), Ronnie Rhodes (Dynamite Sticks),Mondo Morales (Bad Boys), Joel Reyes (BadBoys) and Billy Clayton (Guenther FlowerGirls).

HOU. METRO.BILLIARDS

HOUSTON - After two weeks of play inthe Houston Metropolitan Billiards League,team standings show Excavators in firstplace, followed by Knight Heat, JR's CueCrew, Jackson 5, Ripcord Maniacs, OuiCousins, BRB Wranglers, Chupacabra,Crazy 8's, 611 Sticks, 611 Leftovers, Man-handlers, EJ's High 5's and Lazy J Bunch.

The first monthly meeting in May is thisSunday at 2 p.m. at Gentry. One half of sea-son dues will be due at that time - $24.50per person or $122.50 per team. ...,

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said. "HIV-positive people who come toThe B~ick and meet some of these repre-sentatives may have a better feeling aboutgOing to see them again at the agencieswhere they work."

The first Positive Tuesday begins nextTuesday, May 6, at 8 p.m. with a "Nuts andBolts Construction Party" theme. (You mustattend to find out the details). Hosts are

DALLAS - When Positive+Personals Amy Hardin and Craig Hayworth from therecently found out that their funding from ~IDS Resource Center. For more informa-Legacy Endowment had been dropped, non on up.coming Positive Tuesday events, .they were worried they might not be able to you c.an sign up for The Brick's mailing list Fund, which provides emergency financialkeep their organization and newsletter the night of the party or call Positive+Per- assistance to AI~~ sufferers, as well asafloat. Fortunately for the group, Howard sonals at (214)521-5342, ext. 250. for Project Transitions. Octofiesta takesOkon, owner of The Brick nightclub, quickly I 'V'-';T.t.LAS VE " plac~ from 5-1.0 p.m. in the parking of thecame to the group's rescue. .I.H~ GAS. ~ustm Chromcle, 4000 N. IH-35, and

The Positive+Personals. public~tion, RAISES OVER$70 000 Includes a fajita d!nner serve? from 6-8edited and coordinated by Mike Williams, ,p.m., b~er, rnarqantas, entertainment andhas a circulation of 3,000-6,00~ statewide FOR AIDS AGENCIES more. TI~kets are $~2 in adyance, $15 atand is vital to the group. It contains not only I A the door, for more Information, call (512)personal ads for HIV-positive persons, but N USTIN 479-081.1..also classifieds nutritional facts and list- The final Red Ribbon Dinner in ASA'sings of HIV/AIDS resources. Oc~opusClub Hosts 'Octofiesta' 1996-97 se~ies is at 7.p.m. Monday, May

"We tried several fund-raisers and other This SaturdayFor Kirby Fund. 12, ~t the Bitter End Bistro, 311 Coloradomethods of getting money to keep our St. Tickets are $100, of which 75 percentnewsletter going until The Brick came up A~STIN - A I~rge crowd helped AIDS goes to ASA and is tax-deductible; forwith a solution to our problem," said Services of AU:,tln a~d the Capital Area more information, call (512)406-6175.Auntjuan Wiley, Administrative and Volun- AIDS Legal. Proje?t raise ov~r $70,000 last 'P F 'teer Coordinator of Positive+Personals. Saturday with. their annual Viva Las Vegas! INK LAMINGOSOkon's solution was to sponsor "Positive nlgh~ of casino-style fun at the Austin FLIES AGAIN INTuesdays" every week at The Brick, with MusIc Hall.. .ten percent of register. ~ales going to fund The ~venlng included drawings .for RE- RELEASEthe publication of Posltlve+Personals. Ac· grand prizes such as a ~997 Honda CIVICcording to Wiley, The Brick's efforts wil,! be donated. by the local Flr:,t Texas Honda NewFootage,Commentarybyenough to totally fund the newsle.tter. We dealersh.IP! tW? round-trip Austln-to-~as Director John WatersNowPart ofdon't want it to just be a party," Wiley said. Vegas ~I~hne tickets courtesy of America Lo _'7',' C I '"We want to provide HIV education to peo- ~est Alrh~es and ~ore. There were also ng .L tme u t Favonte.pie who might not go to the AIDS Re· live and Silent auctions, food a~d drink, TEXAS - John Waters' Pink Flamingos,source Center or other places for the intor- gambhng games such as blac~jack a~d which celebrates its 25th anniversary thismation they need:' craps, entertainment by the Austin Babtist year, is being re-released for limited en-

Okon says his decision .came easily ..'1 Wome~ and. others plus. a" "L~v,~ ~e gagements across the U.S., including athope Positive Tuesdays Will be a special Tende~ wedding chapel with ElVIS him- several locations in Texas. The new print ofexperience for the people who attend, and se!r ~OIng the honors. the film contains never-before-seen foot-know that, despite the adv~nces in the Ylva Las VeQas!" was the latest in a age and commentary by the director.fight against AIDS, many Hlv-intected pee ~erles.of .fund-r~lsers held by ,!,-SAas the The low-rent, campy and beyond-outra-pie are still afraid to seek help early, which ~ganlz~tlon enjovs a busy spnng season. geous tale of Babs Johnson (Divine) andis where Positive Tuesdays com.e in," I n Apr!I.11-12, It was the: focal ~olnt of her unbelievable family, who live in a trailer

Represent.atives fr?m vanous H.IV·~nd-ralslng at the Austin Festival of outside Baltimore and get into a tussle withrelated organlz~tlons Will share Infor~atlan ti ance. There was also a vocal presenta- Connie and Raymond Marble (who run aabout their services eac~ week. Dun~g the a~nby members of the Zachary Sc~tt The- sleazy babies-for-Iesbians adoption serv-month of May, people Will be speaking on D re troupe of Aus~ln. The F~stlval of ice) to see who's filthier, developed a cultbehalf of the AIDS Resource Center, the $~nce, held for the sixth ye~r, raised over following after it was first released in theNelson-Tebedo Clinic and Stat Script Pharot' 00,000 (both cash. and In-kind dona- early '70s. At the center of it all was the bigmacy; in coming months,. O~on hopes 10 b~ns), a.lt~ough final figures have not yet much-larger-than-Iife Divine, a childhoodget nurses, doctors, nutritionists, exercl~ ~n.officially released. friend of Waters and one of the membersspecialists and many more people Irt ho hl~ Saturday, May ~, the Octopus Club of his "troupe."volved. "We'll act as an icebreaker," Ok~ Ii sts ItSsl~th annual Cinco de Mayo Octo- Other Waters productions in a similar

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AIDS CANDLELIGHTMEMORIAL RECALLSTHOSE LOST TO VIRUS

Texansloin OthersinOver350 CitiesAround

Worldfor Rituals This Sunday.TEXAS - People lost to HIV and those

who are still living with the disease are thefocus of observances this Sunday, May 4,marking the 14th International AIDS Can-dlelight Memorial and Mobilization. Theevent also seeks to mobilize community-based responses to the epidemic.

This year's theme is "Illuminate theTruth: Honor Every Death, Value EveryLife. Global Solidarity for Access to Health,Dignity and Life," which reflects the struggleby most people around the world to obtainbasic human rights and even the most min-imal of health care.

In Dallas, a memorial service (hosted byCathedral of Hope and co-sponsored bythe Foundation for Human Understand-ing/AIDS Resource Center, The DallasVoice, Oak Lawn Community Services andWelcome House) will be held this Sundayat 6:30 p.m. at Cathedral of Hope, 5910Cedar Springs St. At 7:30, participants willleave the church and make a candlelightmarch down Cedar Springs, culminating atthe Gay and Lesbian Community Center,2701 Reagan St. Call Cathedral of Hope at(214)351-1901 or the Foundation for Hu-man Understanding at (214)528-0144.

In Fort Worth, the AIDS Outreach Cen-ter is sponsoring an observance on Sun-day, May 18 (because of scheduling con-flicts on May 4) at 8 p.m. at the downtownYWCA, 512 W. 4th St. Candles will be lit inmemory of those lost to the disease, andthere will be speakers. Call (817)335-1994.

In Houston, the HIV Services Providers,Inc. group is hosting a candlelight memorialand "people mobilization" this Sunday at 7p.m. at The Hospice at the Texas MedicalCenter, 1905 Holcombe Blvd. Valet parkingwill be provided, or participants can park at1911 Holcombe. Call (281 )578-2858.

In Corpus Christi, an observance willbe held at 7:30 p.m. in Heritage Park. Can-dies will be lit and names read out in mem-ory of those lost to AIDS, and speakers willaddress the crowd. Call (512)883-7763.

Observances are also scheduled inLubbock. Call (806)766-7184.

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Sex Goddess, before the 10 p.m. screen-ing of the movie. The River Oaks will alsohave a showing of Pink Flamingos at mid-night Saturday; patrons attending thatscreening can get a free pass to the movieif they bring a plastic pink flamingo to addto the River Oaks' display.

In addition to the Landmark River Oaksin Houston, Pink Flamingos opens thisevening (May 2) in Dallas at the UA Cine. Itopens on May 23 in Austin at the VillageTheatre and in San Antonio at the Cross-roads Theater.

GRACE FELLOWSHIPOF DALLAS MOVES

To OAK CLIFFCongregationHelping with

Renovationof New Site;CelebrationsPlanned.

DALLAS - The latest trend in gay andgay-friendly churches seems to be to moveto the Oak Cliff area of Dallas, and GraceFellowship is no different. The move for thiscongregation is extremely positive.

"The church's location, on the corner of

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Living. He went mainstream with Polyesterin 1981 and Hairspray in 1988 (both ofwhich also starred the late Divine) as wellas 1990's Cry-Baby and Serial Mom in1994.

Nightclubs and movie houses are hold-ing events in conjunction with Pink Fla-mingos. This Saturday (May 3) at theLandmark River Oaks Theatre in Houston,local Divine impersonator Miss Divine willperform previews from an upcoming hom-age to the diva called Divine: Portrait of a

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Lemmon and Mahanna, was very low pro-file and many people didn't know it wasthere," said church member David Stack.The new location at 411 S. Westmorelandat Jefferson was built in 1950 as the Sun-set Presbyterian Church. "We are all reallyexcited about this place," Stack said. "Itwas really a fixer-upper, but it's come along way."

Pastor Leon Linfoot and his spousehave moved into the historical two-storyparsonage next door, which is also beingrefurbished by members of Grace Fellow-ship. Linfoot and his congregation stress,however, that it's not the new location andbeautiful church that they hope will attractpeople, it's what they have to offer.

"We welcome everybody to our church:'Stack said. "We don't like to be considereda 'gay' church or a 'straight' church. Wedon't want it to be an issue at all. The onlyissue we have is Christ."

In celebrating Grace Fellowship's newlocation, the congregation is sponsoringthree events, the first of which is a dedica-tion concert this Saturday, May 3 at 7:30p.m. The Sunlights, a black gospel group,will perform along with the Grace Fellow-ship Choir. The church holds its dedicationservice on Sunday, May 4, at 2 p.m. Finally,on Saturday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m., Mr. GayAll-American 1997 Jonathan George willperform. George, who grew up a pastor'skid in Mesquite, sings heartfelt gospelmusic to minister as well as entertain.

For more information on joining the con-gregation, or about any of the events cele-brating their new location, call the churchat (214)333-9779.

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AUSTIN/SAN ANTONIO - Mayoral andCity Council seats are the main prizes upfor grabs in a number of city electionsaround Texas this Saturday, May 3. Theelection campaigns have been noticeableprimarily for general disinterest, with feWblazing issues having come to the fore. Ifcandidates fail to capture a majority of thevotes, the top two in those races willsquare off again in June runoffs.

The Austin Lesbian/Gay Political Cau'

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cus has been working strongly for the fourcandidates it endorsed in late March: KirkWatson for mayor, Gus Garcia for CityCouncil Place 2, Bobbie Enriquez forCouncil Place 5 and Willie Lewis for Coun-cil Place 6. Surveys showed Watson in avery close, expensive and heated battlewith current councilman Ronney Heynoldsthat seems destined for a runoff; there aresix other mayoral hopefuls, including for-mer councilman Max Nofziger, who maycut into the leaders' votes.

Garcia was the only ALGPC-endorsedcouncil candidate leading his race, but heis in a tough battle with Becky Motal, whohas received support from many conserva-tive groups. Garcia is the incumbent inPlace 2; two other candidates are in thePlace 2 race.

Anti-gay rhetoric has made news in boththe Place 5 and Place 6 City Council races.In the latter, incumbent Eric Mitchell waswidely blasted for calling people he didn'tlike "faggots," yet he still received the back-ing of Austin's major daily paper and has astrong lead over Lewis and openly gaycandidate Eric Samson. In the Place 5 con-test, Enriquez received some anonymoushate calls after accepting ALGPC'sendorsement; she is in a wide-open racewith Manuel Zuniga, Karen Hadden, BillSpelman and Gus Pena.

In San Antonio, the San Antonio EqualRights Political Caucus endorsed MayorBill Thornton for reelection, and also gaveits support to nine candidates for the tenCity Council seats, including dual endorse-ments in a pair of races (no endorsementswere made for three seats).

Thornton has gone out of his way tobecome a friend of the gay community,pushing fairness and being the first sittingmayor to attend a Human Rights Cam-paign Black Tie Dinner. He has taken heatfrom radical right groups for his evenhand-edness, and has been hurt in a messycampaign by tough rivals and by his accu-sation that a former campaign aide was~talking him. Less than a week before elec-lion day, polls showed Thornton runningthird behind Kay Turner (who refused toseek the SAERPC endorsement) and cur-rent councilman Howard Peak, with nearlya quarter of those polled still undecided. AVerysmall voter turnout is anticipated.

Other SAERPC endorsees were MarioSalas and Joel Williams, District 2; DebraGuerrero, District 3; Victor Lamphier andInnidad Mata, District 4; Jose Gallegos Jr.,

District 5; Raul Quiroga Jr., District 7;Fredrikka Buhl, District 8; and Steve Burch,District 9. A support party for Quiroga isscheduled for 7-10 p.m. this evening (Fri-day) at 206 Laddie Place in San Antonio.

HOUSTON CHAPTER OFNAT'L LESBIAN GROUPSCHEDULESBRUNCH

Tori Osborneto SpeakatUncommonLegacyEventJune 29.

HOUSTON - The Houston Chapter ofAn Uncommon Legacy Foundation, Inc.,has announced plans for its second annu-al brunch. Tori Osborne, activist and authorof Coming Home to America, is scheduledas the guest speaker for the June 29 event.

An Uncommon Legacy Foundation isdedicated to promoting the cultural, eco-nomic and educational advancement oflesbians today and in the future. Last sum-mer, the Houston Chapter held its firstannual brunch, which featured author RitaMae Brown as guest speaker. That eventwas attended by more than 250 guestsand donated over $16,000, of which$8,000 was distributed locally.

Janine Brunjes, a member of the group'snational board, is enthusiastic about thisyear's annual brunch. "We're really inter-ested in giving women a chance to investin their community's future through charita-ble giving that is focused," Brunjes said in astatement released April 21. "I've foundthat women want to give and be involved,but that they just aren't sure how to do it.Legacy provides that avenue in a very pos-itive and productive way. This year we areworking to plan more events that are fun."

In January, An Uncommon LegacyFoundation, Inc. hosted its first Houston-area event of the year in conjunction withAssist Hers of Houston - a dinner thatnetted over $3,000, distributed entirely tolocal causes. Plans are also in the worksfor a golf tournament in September.

Brunjes said that Legacy has distributedmore than $240,000 in grants and scholar-ships to women since its inception in 1990.For more information about An UncommonLegacy Foundation, Inc., contact Brunjesin Houston at (713)520-1142, or write toAn Uncommon Legacy Foundation, Inc.;150 W. 26th St.; New York, NY 10001. Re-quests for grants or scholarships may alsobe sent to the New York address by June 1.

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AUSTlNteaCIOUS - Everybody hadfun on Turnabout Day April 23 at

\ Charlie's ... especially the employees andemployers. Management members playedbartender and kept the crowd happy while

The Forum is bringing hot go-go boys infrom out of town to add to its Splashcelebrations this weekend. Yum! They'll beshakin' and schmoozin' this evening andSaturday, and there'll also be a hotbarbecue starting at 6 p.m. this Sunday the4th. Forum will have a party boat at LakeTravis in conjunction with Midtown Spa-Austin for Splash Sunday; be sure to checkit out. And Forum now features hot after-hours fun on Fridays and Saturdays,including a complimentary fruit buffet.Don't forget the Pro/Am Men's Strip-Offevery Monday night.. ..

Little Debbie fright]rules and surelyknows how to throw aparty, as everyonewho packed her "Shut •. ' '.", .Up and Dance"extravaganza lastSaturday at the Edgefound out. Specialthanks to her guest deejays, includingDanny Cardiel, Raoul, Kyle Gray and Mr.Brown, for helping us dance ourselvescloser to a size 34! The EdgecelebratesFirst Splash this weekend with drinkspecials 2-9 p.m. Saturday, then the sameall day and night Sunday - plus anotherlive The Edge of Cabaret show with BoydVance and friends at 10 p.m. Sunday.Tuesday is Krazy Karaoke with Michael T.and Thursday features Tony and his hotmale dancers. Don't forget Sister's Edge,the new women's bar at 113 SanJacintoBlvd ....

Oi/can Harry's continues to pack peoplein with nonstop music, dancing and men,especially on weekend nights. For FirstSplash this Sunday, there'll be a cookouton the tropical patio and retro disco by thedivine Miss H, plus hot male hunksdancing from 6-8 p.m. and 10:30-12:30a.m. The happy hour buffet Fridays,

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They're going to hold astrological birthdayparties at Rainbow every month, startingwith one for Taurus bulls on Wednesday,May 14. The popular Chocolates forCharity event is returning monthly, withthe next sweet evening starting at 6 p.m.Thursday, May 8. Don't forget TNA PowerTeam Social Nights from 8-10 p.m.Tuesdays....

Blue Flamingo is ready for a bigweekend of splashing, music and more,with Laura promising lots of beer specialsand surprises. A special performance byMiss Xanna Don't and the Wanted from6-8 p.m. today (Friday, May 2) kicks thingsoff, and they don't plan to slow down. Theevenings' musical treats include Motards,Bulemics and Unicorn Magic today; Dilliand Adults this Saturday the 3rd; DeepSombreros on Monday the 5th; Twin Freakon Tuesday the 6th; Turnaround, Orion andCereal Killers on Wednesday the 7th; andPreverts and Regalmatic 2 on Thursday the8th....

show went on, the Village Station housecame to life. She even took a moment to

They set a historic mark at ChainDrive's Full Moon Contest on April 22: Forthe first time, it was a tie, as Brian andbirthday boy Wayne [above, I-r] wound upstanding cheek-to-cheek in the winner'scircle after outlasting the rest of theentrants. They shared top prize of a dinnerfor two at City Grill. Wait till next month!They're celebrating Cinco de Mayo thisweekend at the Chain, including Mexicanbeer specials all weekend. The club opensat noon Sunday for breakfast tacos, anddon't be surprised if some mariachis passby.The Capital City Riders are planning aMexican extravaganza for their patiocookout from 4-9 p.m. Sunday. And theChain Drive dress code is back in force:On Sunday it's leather, levis, latex orShirtless,or else there's a $2 cover charge.

DALLAS TEA - Bad weather may haveslowed things down for Italian singingsensation Corona last Friday, but once her

pause with Caven's Rick, Gary and Scott[above, I-r]. But that wasn't the last bigevent in Village's lineup by any means.There are two huge pageants coming upthat you won't want to miss. This Thursday,May 8, the club plays host to Miss GaySouth USofA. A stellar lineup of stars willbe performing, along with emcee DonnaDay. Come take part in the glamour as thebiggest talents in the region compete forover $2,500 in cash and prizes. Then, getready for the big one. May 18-23 will be aweek of excitement during Miss GayUSofA. Thursday, May 22 at 8 p.m. shouldbe permanently inked into your calendarfor the "Stars of USA" show. Make yourplans to be in the Rose Room tonight andtomorrow night as the club's super cast isjoined by special guest Sabrina White ofBaltimore. Upcoming guests include Kofiand Tiffany Bonet later in May....

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The Brick's Gaylan Zant jumped at thechance to pose with porn star Tony Brocco[above, I-r] when the latter appeared at theclub last Friday. Tony's midnight perform-ance was nonstop intensity. With his hugemuscles and superstar good looks, it's nowonder people flock to see his shows. Getto the Brick early tonight as the first 300through the door get a free flashlight forthe First Friday Flashlight Fiesta (in honorof Cinco de Mayo weekend, of course).Remember, there's never a cover before

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midnight. What's new at the club? Startingthis Sunday for Cinco de Mayo, and everySunday thereafter, deejay Ric Herringtonwill be spinning the hottest Latin soundsfor The Brick's new Latino Night. ThisWednesday, join Sweet Savagefor her deli-cious midnight Male Strip Contest. She'sgot a hundred bucks tucked away for thewinners, so come by and compete orcheer on your favorite guy. Then, nextFriday, it's time for a taste of New Orleansmadness at the popular Beads & Boxersparty. There'll be tons of beads and aclothes check will be provided for those ofyou who dare to go nearly bare....

Roll the music from "That's What FriendsAre For" in honor of Susie, Rhonda andD' Ann [above, l-r]. Rhonda's great friendsrecently took her to Sue Ellen's to helpcheer her up over her girlfriend moving toArizona on business. Of course, with allthe great music and terrific women atSue's, she's probably feeling much betternow. Everybody was certainly having agreat time on Wednesday for Ellen's com-ing-out party. Stop by this weekend andenjoy the splendor of the patios or take ina friendly game of volleyball out back.There's great live music this Sunday night,too, so drop on by....

E.J.,Tim and Jay [above, I-r] set outrecently to have one last blast at JR'sbeforeTim moves away to Miami, and accordingto our sources, they had a great time. It'stoo bad Tim won't be around this weekendfor all the hot fiestas in celebration of

Cinco de Maye. Therr, on May 13 and 14,do whatever it takes (even if you have tobreak your chains of love) to get to JR's.They're giving away tickets both nights tothe Erasureconcert on Saturday, May 17.This may be your only chance to get ticketsto this wildly-anticipated concert event.Come by often, because for the next fewweeks, JR'swill be like a whole new barevery single day as the great transformationcontinues ....

Looking for a fun place to play darts?Then you'll hit the bull's-eye at Zippers.Chadweena and Fluffy would like to wel-come you every Sunday afternoon from4-7 for their dart tournament. So work upsome competitive spirit and stick aroundfor the dancers and music that make everynight so much fun. Be at Zippers and atCrews Inn this weekend when gorgeousformer TWT coverboy Omar appears atboth clubs. Then return to Crews Inn onTuesday for their legendary party night,which features great music, fantastic drinkspecials and the biggest crowd in town ....

Moby Dick'sNakoma Shaye[right] is always a hitwith her legions ofloyal fans. It seemsthat she's gainedquite a following forher hilariousWednesday nightcomedy show. Checkit out this week andyou might just joinher fan club yourself.This weekend, cele-brate Cinco de Mayowith two days of Moby Madness. Thattranslates to incredibly inexpensive dou-bles each weekend day until 10 p.m. Then,for true south-of-the-border festivities,Moby has pulled out all the stops forSunday afternoon. There'll be a live mari-achi band on the front patio and superspecials on all your favorite Mexicanimport beers. Shake your maracas andmake sure you get there early....

Country Tuesdaysat ThrockmortonMining Company are officially a huge suc-cess, not to mention the "Cowboy ButtsDrive Me Nuts" contest. Check out the fes-tivities this Tuesday and judge for yourself!You may be the next Cowboy Butt junkie.

If you're looking for more of a gamble,then shine your lucky shoes and exerciseyour good pulling arm. TMC's bringing inslot machines, blackjack tables, roulettewheels and much more for a high-rollin'Casino Night on Thursday, May 15. Allproceeds from the event will benefit theAIDS Resource Center's Meals on Wheeland Caven Enterprises BenevolenceAssociation ....

Everybody loves comedian PaulWilliams, so for those of you who cravemore of his talents than what he pours outevery week at JR's,you're in luck! He's pre-senting "A Creative Boy and the SouthernBaptist Church" on Tuesday, May 6 at 7:30p.m. in the Children's Center of Cathedralof Hope, 5910 Cedar Springs. It should bea hoot, and hey, you're welcome even ifyou're not Baptist.. ..

Always ready to welcome a new mem-ber into the Kolors family (and alwaysready to pose for the CRUISE CAMERA) is clubmanager Kourtney Wells [above, r]. She'sdoing her best to welcome Adam [I] to thestaff and you should, too. Don't let him getin the way of the gorgeous dancers who'llbe workin' it all night long. Speaking ofworkin' it, you'd better catch the Tuesdaynight show this week with Kourtney, LadyShawn and Sweet Savage.They really workit and their show gets better and more out-rageous every week. See for yourself ....

If you haven't been to Club Dallas lately,then you may be missing out on some oftheir great specials and parties. Winddown this weekend with a little fun in theSunand something on a bun. They're serv-ing up a heapin' help in' of barbecue from1-3 every Saturday and Sunday afternoon.It's a great excuse to sit outside by the pooland check out the Sights. If you're lookingfor a great deal, stop by Tuesday nights forhalf-price rooms after 4 p.m. Don't forget

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to ask them about their other nightly spe-cials while you're there ....

The clock is ticking away as the eventyou've all been waiting for draws closer atthe Dallas Eagle. Just a couple more weeksbefore leather men from allover the LoneStar State converge on Dallas to competein the annual Mr. Gulf Coast DrummerContest May 16 and 17. The winner willhave the coveted honor of competing forthe International title in San Francisco. Butdon't settle for just watching these mencompete. Drop in at 10 p.m. on May 16and meet the contestants during a hugeparty in their honor. Drop in the Eagle thisweekend and do a little leather shoppingfor yourself upstairs, then relax with arefreshing beverage downstairs.

HOUSTON TEA - Tonight, Heaven isthe place to get lucky, because IslandRecords will be presenting the newestrelease from The Orb and giving away lotsof great prizes. Perhaps, like a recent luckygiveaway recipient [above, I], you'llreceive your prize from handsome andpopular bartender Whit Adams [r]. Getready to revive your midweek routine withResErection Wednesdays featuring deejayMichael DeGrace. If you're ready for areligious experience, services begin at 9p.m. The club's weekly party schedule alsoincludes Super Sunday Shows, Boy BarThursdays with amateur male strip, FierceFridays with deejay Steve Underwood andInternational Underground Saturdays withdeejay Shawn Byrne....

This weekend, the friendly folks at JR'swill be keeping up with the heat bybringing you a Tropical FiestaWeekend.The fun kicks off on Friday with a NoSiesta Fiesta offering happy hour until 10p.m. and hourly drawings, continues withthe 800 Pacific Block Party on Saturdayand Sunday Splash and culminates with aCinco de Mayo celebration on Monday

featuring margarita and martini specialsand the Pump! professional dancer contestwith hard-bodied hunks'. Don't forgetabout the club's Wednesday night JoeBoxer shorts contest with $250 in cashprizes and lots of Joe Boxer giveaways....

Over at theMontrose MiningCompany, bartenderMichael Boudreaux[right] told us allabout the club'snew Tuesday nightspecials. Theiramazingly-reduceddrink prices have tobe experienced tobe believed, so stopin and check outwhat's going on at Houston's hot cruisespot. ...

This Sunday at Gentry, Miss Of eel YaUpp, twin sister of Emperor XII JimHalbert, presents "That's Upp With 2 P's"benefiting the NLA: Houston Children'sCharity. The host's transformation is reasonenough to be there. Rain or shine, Gentrycontinues to sizzle with sultry, seductiveand sinful male strip contests everyWednesday and Sunday and super sexyBoy Toy dancers seven nights a week ....

at Mary's. This year's shows, starting at 1p.m. Saturday and Sunday, will featureRoxanne Lee Love, Lee Chardon and manyother popular entertainers. If you need tocool off, cross the street to Chances andtake a trip on The Luge....

Saturday night atRich's is The HotSpot withmagnificent maledancers and deejayJ.D. Arnold turningup the heat.Tomorrow night,

)- Lo'iYO. manager LonnieI ,~'I, Allsbrook [left]---- ....•invites you to join

him for the return of comedienne MoniqueMarvez; she'll be doing two shows in theupstairs Art Lounge. Tonight, Klub Kampbrings you a Divine look-alike contest tocelebrate the 20th anniversary release ofPink Flamingos. Friday night dragextravaganzas that we're looking forwardto include Miss TexasWorld on May 9 andMiss Gay Houston USofA At-Large on May16....

Speaking of the Houston branch of theNational Leather Association, the membersof the organization got together for a groupshot [above) during their recentanniversary run. The highlight of thecelebration had to be the party at The ClubHouston. Damion and his crew reallyknow how to put on an absolute blowout.With the return of warm weather, be sureto check out The Club's weekend poolparty barbecues....

This weekend, Montrose once againwelcomes The Westheimer Street Festival.In addition to fabulous food, crafts andpeople-watching, one of the highlights youcan always count on is the Rooftop Revue

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For some truly delicious dining, get onover to Crostini on S. Shepherd. Alongwith their bellini and martini specialsMonday- Thursday, they also offer abountiful Sunday brunch with bottomlessmimosas. Their friendly "family" of staffers[above] is ready and waiting to serveyou ....

Next Friday, May 9, The Midtowne Spawill be journeying down the yellow brickroad for their Return to Oz Party,featuringa variety show at 10 p.m. with specialguests China Doll, Gimme Pilsen-Licher asJudy Garland, C}. Brooks as the dandy-lion and ).T Stone as the tin can man.They'll also be starting weekend barbecueson the patio. Stop by and see whateveryone's talking about at the MidtowneSpa....

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The Diana Foundation's 43rd awardsshow at La Colombe d'Ors Grand Salonde la Comtesse was an elegant evening of I~

delightful dining and entertainment. Amidthe multitude of awards for certaintechnicolor achievements, Diana presidentBen Crump [above, I) and treasurer BurtonBurrus [rJ presented Pet Patrol's Don Welch[c] with a $5,000 check, a representationof Diana's commitment to caring. Weextend our best wishes to Diana - over40 and still fabulous ....

Houston has seen an abundant varietyof competitions recently. At the Miss EJ'spageant, we focused in on winnerRoxanne Lee Love [above, c) with lastyear's winner Kara Dion [I] and the newMr. EJ'sRobert Rodriguez Irl. Across townat Inergy, Sean Carter [below, c) handilycaptured the title of Mr. Space City TexasAll-American and was congratulated bylast year's titleholder Eric Cameron Rich [I]and Mr. Gay TexasAll-American StuartMicheal Irl.

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PAGEANTTEA - Preliminary season isupon us and we're here to bring you theresults from two recent competitions. The

winner's circle at the Miss Gay BrazosValley USofA Pageant held at The Club inBryan included [above, l-r] pageantdirector Michael jackson, formertitleholder Nancy Taylor, first runner-upAlexis Nichole Whitney, winner SeleneCrawford and last year's winner BlackVelvett. Next Friday, May 9, The Clubwelcomes Miss Gay USofA NatashaRichards. At the Kon Tiki in Galveston,Miss Gay jefferson County USofA found us

focusing in on [below, l-r] first runner-upSasha Boom, last year's winner Nancy

Taylor, winner lame Perry, Miss Gay TexasUSofA Erica Andrews, promoter TonyWilliams and second runner-up LaritaAndrea ....

On May 18-23, Dallas will once againhost the Miss Gay USofA Pageant. Fourdays of preliminary competition will takeplace atVillage Station Sunday throughWednesday. On Thursday, the club willalso be the site of the "Stars of the USA"show starring reigning titleholder NatashaRichards with former titleholders MayaDouglas, Coco, Sweet Savageand Tommie

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Ross,as well as Miss Gay USofA At-LargeStacey Holliday and her predecessorsChelsea Pearl, Nancy Newton, DeniseRussell and Carmella Marcella Garcia. OnFriday, the pageant finals return to theballroom of the Dallas Grand Hotel. Finalnight tickets for reserved tables and generaladmission seati.!1gare ~vailable a.!Jheoffices OfTWT Dallas or by calling (214)521-0638.

TEA BY THE SEA- If your Splash Dayexcursion takes you to Galveston thisweekend, be sure to stop by the Kon Tiki.Their Sizzlin' Summer Shows feature MistyValdez, c.c. Ryder and Naomi Warwicketonight, Garza Productions' special guestKofi tomorrow and Muscles in Actiondancers all weekend. After the beach onSunday, come as bare as you dare andcool off with the Kon Tiki's great drinkspecials.

TEXASTELETYPE- This weekend,clubs allover the Lone Star State will becelebrating Clru::o-..d.eMayo. TonightatDavid's in Waco, Raven Productionspresents its Miss Cinco de Mayo pageantwith special guest Cinnamon Sweet. OnSunday, the 651 Club in Fort Worth is alsohaving a Miss Cinco de Mayo contesthosted by and benefiting We Are DoingSomething For Charity ....

Tonight at 11:30 p.m., Club Fictxions inOdessa presents a star-stedded-super show.Miss Gay Texas USofA Erica Andrews andMiss Gay USofA At-Large Stacey Hollidaywill join hometown favorite Beatrize SanMiguel and many more.

SAN ANTONIO TEA - Mondays at TheSaint have become one of the hottesttickets in town with special guests likeTaryn, Ariel and Erica Andrews [above, l-rlshowcasing their talents. Add to that cashprizes for the winner of the drag racehosted by emcee jennie McCall and you've

got all the ingredients needed to chaseaway those Monday doldrums. ThisSunday, the club welcomes MelissaCrawford, Denise Mykels and theincomparable Chelsea Pearl....

The McCreless Boys [above] were onhand when The Eagle Mountain Saloonand The Annex played host to packedhouses for Fiesta week and wrapped upthe party with a fantastic Sunday showhosted by Charanga which benefited theBlue Light Candle Project. Yes,Charanga isback and looks great! Both clubs are nowgearing up to celebrate Cinco de Mayoand EMS' second anniversary. On Monday,May 5, both clubs will feature their regularlow drink prices and a "Salute to Cinco deMayo" show hosted by Mr. TGRA candi-date Mario starting at 10 p.m. at EMS.Then, the owners and staffs of both clubsinvite everyone to join them for a specialchampagne toast this Thursday evening at11 p.m. It's their way of thanking all of youfor your support over the past two years....

Hot Oil Wrestling is practically a tradi-tion at Sparks every Tuesday and Saturday.How can you go wrong when two hot SanAntonio dancers get all greased up andbattle it out on the mat? Bartenders jeff,Robert and Peter [above, l-r] are always onhand to cater to your every whim andyou'll never pay a cover for all thisaction ....

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_w •••~ The staff of Sanctuary invite you to jointhem each and every Wednesday for superdrink specials and the club's red hotdancers. There's never a cover, tons of freeparking and deejay Michael Angel spinsthe latest sounds. Also, check out the club'sLatin Night each Thursday with deejayPeterV. - then stick around for their ama-teur strip contest with cash prizes ....

Congratulations to Miss Fiesta Flambeauwinner Shante Whitney [above, I], whowas crowned last weekend at the BonhamExchange. Emcee [arne Perry [r] was alsoon hand at the crowning. The club recentlycompleted renovations on its main floorsound system, which now delivers enoughwattage to really rattle all you die-harddancers. For more information on upcom-ing events, find them on the Web at www.oriondesign.com/bonhamx!index.htm ....

Mick's Hideaway invites you to jointhem for pool and darts, and every Sundaythrough Wednesday, enjoy drasticallyreduced prices on beer and well drinks.Thursdays are "3-0" nights and every nightat Mick's is guaranteed nonstop action andfun ....

The crowds for Fiesta may be gone, butthe great selections and fantastic bargainsthat Encore and Zebra'z have to offer arenot. Stop in and check out the wide arrayof gay-themed merchandise and gift itemsthey have to offer....

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CALL (214)528-5704Dallas.

THE ESTABLISHMENT APTS."Quiet Courtyard Living"

• Unique floor plans• Individual heat/air conditioning• 2 swimming pools• On-site managemenVmaintenance

• Oak Lawn(214)528-3531

Houston. Great deal! 2 bedroom, all bills paid unit,WID in quiet complex. (713)688-8845 or pgr.(713)770-9707.Houston. Small complex near downtown/Med.Center. Efficiency, plus dining area, hardwoods,spacious rooms, $325. Olympus/Nelson PropertyManagement. (713)622-4805.

Houston. Two bedroom condominium, $575. Centralair/heat, ceiling fans, gas range, dishwasher, com-pactor, wet bar, laundry. (713)864-6450, (713) 880-4800.Houston. Heights 212 house. Very clean and cutewith screened-in porch, wid conn., fenced yard.$750. Olympus/Nelson Property Management.(713)622-4805.Houston. Kirby, free cable, $465. Townhomes,Montrose, $850-$1,200. Highrise, bills paid, $900.Free service. Eckman, (713)523-3100. Agent.

Houston. Montrose. t-bedroorn - air, free cablew/HBO, washer/dryer, pool, security gates, off-street parking, no pets. ssoo-securtty, (713)528-4548 after 5:30 p.m.Houston. Heights/Studewood 1/1 in fourplex. Newcarpet, vinyl and paint. $350. Olympus/Nelson Prop-erty Management. (713)622-4805.

Houston. Woodland Heights, near Montrose/down-town: Two bedrooms, $525; one bedroom, $425.Central air/heat, pool, sauna, ceiling fans, cable,laundry, covered parking. (713)864-6450. (713) 880-4800.Houston. Montrose: One bedroom apartment, $425.Central air, ceiling fans, gas range, cable, lockedgates, covered parking. Small, quiet complex.(713)864-6450, (713)880-4800.

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Houston. Westbury Sq. Townhomes. Beautiful,friendly, great 610 location. 1, 2, 3 bedroom units forsale from $17,500 or lease from $475. Agent.(713)729-1599.

Houston. Montrose, 1/1, off-street parking, somew/dishwashers, freshly painted, some w/frost-freerefrigerators. Several available from $325/month.Ray Allison Realtors, (713)524-S0LD.Houston.

ECKMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATECall for listings update. Realtor/Agent.

(713)523-3100, Office(713)667-7215, Home

Houston. Office space for lease at the new FitnessEXChange bUilding, 4040 Milam. (713)524-9932.

FOR SALEFort Worth. For Sale: Framed Herb Ritts & CalvinKlein photography collection. Please call Wayne(817)468-0076 or (817)467-7151.

Houston. Used custom reception desk, nice. (713)526-1400.

ROOMMATESDallas. Responsible roommate for "JULY" - OakLawn area. (817)451-5511.

Dallas. GWM/GHM, 28-40, roommate needed. Nice3/2 house, own bedroom/bath. NE Dallas. (214)349-4076. $450. month.

Houston. Park your saddle in my bunkhouse. Room-mate needed in Cy-Fair. (281 )894-6639.

HELP WANTEDArlington/DFW RU adventurous/quality? (817)425-2515.

Dallas. Male dancers needed for weekend"'Sfiifts.Gay or gay-friendly only! Leatherllevi-oriented. TORpay. Call Laurie at (214)520-2497.Dallas.

ESTABLISHED MOVING ANDSTORAGE COMPANY IS NOW INTERVIEWING

FOR FULL-TIME MOVING, PACKING AND WARE-HOUSE PERSONNEL

We are looking for people who are:• Friendly/outgoing and responsible, professional

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Employee benefits include:• Excellent starting pay• Lots of opportunity for advancement• Medical and dental insurance package available• Paid holidays and vacation

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Dallas. LOOking for former boy scout (hardworking,clean, honest, cheerful) for employment at Mid-towne Spa. All shifts available. Apply in person at2509 Pacific St. (214)821-8989.

DallasiMetroplex. Hot, good-looking escorts need-ed. Call (214)526-8661.

Dallas. Hunky models for erotic B&W/magazines/~eos. Magic Light Studio (972)293-5365.

Dallas.

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seeking actors, writers, locations

and video industry professionals.

Call (972)381-5225

Dallas. Now booking performers tor this year'sFlaz~~izle Dazzle on Saturday, June 14. We are lookin~or all types of entertainment to perform on the

l,Moby Dick stage between 9:30 p.m. and 12:3qa.m. Please call Laurie at (214)520-2497 for sched-uling and further details.

Houston. Gentry is accepting applications for bar-tenders and barbacks. Please apply between 2 p.m.and 6 p.m. at 2303 Richmond. A recent photo isrequired. No phone calls, please. II[I[

IiHouston. Want to work? (281 )894-6639.

'Houston. Fitness Exchange is now filling the posi-tions of aerobics instructors, receptionist and janito~ial/housekeeping. AP..p....'y in person at 4040 Milam'lIFI3)524-9932. I.. .

Houston. Alternatives of Adult Video Megaplexxx isnow hiring! LOOking for intelligent, open-minded in-dividuals to join the elite in erotic satisfaction. Applyin person, 8100 North Fwy, 1-45 Nand Canino (stayon feeder). (281)820-8999.

Houston. Houston's top three gay nightclubs are'now accepting applications for managers, manage-rment trainees, bartenders, door and floor staff.pffering Houston's best benefits package, includin~

.group health insurance, HEAVEN, JR:S BAR &]GRILL and THE MONTROSE MINING COMPANYjare looking for honest, self motivated and custome~'service oriented individuals who want to join a win-ning team. To join our family of clubs, apply Mondaythrough Friday between 1 p.m.and 5 p.m. at HEAV.f.EN, 810 Pacific. A recent photo is required. NoIphone calls please.

Houston. Help wanted - general labor. (713)942-8600

Houston. Legal sec./paralegal: WordPerfect forWindows 6.1, Timeslips and Q&A. Bilingual(Enqllsh/Sparush) a must. Fax resume: (713)521-2606 Attn: D. Hanks.

San Antonio. The Eagle Mountain Saloon andAnnex are accepting applications for all staff posi-tions. If you are a team player, sincere, honest, hardworking individual looking for a challenge withopportunity for advancement, you should see man-agement. In person only, no phone calls please.

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TUARIES

David PolitteOctober 3, 1971 -

April 30, 1996Forever in my heartnever to be forgottennever to say goodbye."Toodles."

Love alwaysDennis

"D"

Michael Kurt DrechslerMichael Kurt Drechsler,46, of Dallas passed fromthis life on April 17, 1997.Kurt was born Nov. 8,1950, in Kansas City,Missouri. He moved toDallas in 1969. He workedat JCPenney Co. for 15years and for TWA before

becoming a volunteer and later an employee ofthe AIDS Resource Center. The six years priorto his retirement, Kurt was the HIV/AIDS edu-cation coordinator at Oak Lawn CommunityServices.

Kurt enjoyed reading, crossword puzzles,flower and water gardening and the beauty ofnature. Kurt was a member of the Krewe ofOlympus-Texas, Inc. for five years and was thereigning King Olympus XXVII.

Kurt was preceded in death by his mother,Bernadean Drechsler, in September 1995. Heis survived by his father, Herman Drechsler ofIndependence, Missouri; his partner in life, DonMims of Dallas; longtime best friends GraceHarvey of Dallas and John M. Wright ofHouston; and many friends and relatives.

A memorial service was held Saturday, April26, at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the familyrequests contributions to the Krewe ofOlympus-Texas, Inc.; P.O. Box 920794;Houston, TX 77292-0794.

A Memorial Service forOSCARM.

HERNANDEZ, M.D.of Houston

will be held from4:00 p.m, - 4:30 p.m.

on Sunday, May 4th, 1997at the Rothko Chapel

followed by a reception at214 Crestwood in theMemorial Park area.

(713)880-5125

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'Bout TIme 9601 N. 1·35 832.5339Chain Drive 504 Willow 480.9017Charlie's 1301 lavaca 474-8481The Cuff 408 Congress 476-5700The Edge 213 W. 4Ih 480.8686The Forum 408 Congress '" 476-2900Aainbow Callie Co 305 W. 51h SI. 472.5288

AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONS/HELPL/NES (AC: 512)AA Auslin (live and Lei live) .. 2700 W. Anderson In #412178757 .. 453-1441

Advanturing Outdoors P.O. 2332178768

.. ··· .. ·· .. · · .. · 445·2870AIDS Deaf T.T.Y. .. 459.DEAFAIDS Legal Aesource Project 815 Brazos #1000178701

.. 479·8473. . PO. 4874178765

········· 451·2273Am~ Inl'l Mbrs for UG Concerns ... 837·15961fax 636.9715Austin Lesbian/Gay Polilical Caucus PO. 822...................................... 474·0750

Auslin Lalinola Les. & Gay Organ 472.2001ASA Informalion line 458.AIDSAuslin Babtisl Women 442.64 I 5Austin Gay Nudisls PO. 884101178768.4101NAMES Project. P.O. 14178767 385.3094Auslin Aadical Faeries. . . (YOice mail)703.8952Austin Sionewall Chamber of Commerce 472.8299Austin VD Clinic 15 Waller 469.2070Bisexual Network PO. 8439178713 370-9573Bound by Desire (women's S&M SUpjlOrt group) .. 764.9900Capilal City Men's Chorus. . P.O. 50082

.. 477·7464

.473-CAAE............... fax 476-021 7

Cenlex Rainbow Socie~ of Deaf P.O. 2555178768Classic Chassis Car Club P.O. 1255317871 ICornerslone (lesbian/gayA;. community cenler) ............... 1117 Aed Aiver178701 708.1515

Couples·Austin· Texas PO. 884413178768.. 990-0182

. PO. 608178767·0608.451·9807

.. 452·WALK.. 473-B334

.719·4737

.451·5635PO. 3603178764..... 323-2329

. P.O. 884391178768··· 707·3737

Helping Hands for Lne, Inc. . .. 478.1210HIV Denial ProjecVSansing Clinic 479.6633HIV Siudy Group 450-1886HIV Wellness Ctr rio St. George's Epis. Church................ 4301 IH·35178722 467.0088

Informe SIDA (informaci6n de AIDS en espanol) . 472.2001KO.OP Aad~ PO. 49340178765 472.1369Lesbian/Gay Pride Commission of Austin................. P.O. 402064178704 479.9431log Cabin Aepu~icans of Austin .... PO. 2585178766-2585

.916-3236.. P.O. 7161178713

......... 928·2590Nal.lealher Assoc .. PO. 49801178765 703-8927Out Youlh (gay, les. and bl. leens) ... 11 I 7 Aed Aiver178701....................... 708·12341Helpline 477·HElP

Parenls, Families & Friends oIles. & Gays .................. PO. 9151178766.. .. .. 302·FLAGPeople's Communi~ Clinic 478.8924Pride Heallh Fesl Club 4805 A Teri Ad.

.707·9070

A WEEKLYCITY-BY-CITY

LISTING OF TWY"SSUPPORTERS AND

ADVERTISERSACROSS TEXAS

TEXAS ORGANIZATIONSAce Social Group of Mineral Wells (817)325.0325Byzanline Calholic Church of America (210)520.8213Siale TGAA Info PO. 1801731Auslin.................. 78718.Q173 (512)635-5314

THAF AIDS legal Aesource Projecl ..··· 815 Brazos #801178701.1.801).828,6417

TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN AUSTIN (AC: 512)Am~ Infl Mbrs for UG Concerns ... 837·1596/fax 836.9715B.OAT. P.O. 1357178767 472.3333The Holy Calholic Church (Texas Deanery) .................. PO. 91597178709 280-9151

lesbian/Gay Righls lobby PO. 2579178768

... 474·5475. PO. 504B4I78763

............... 467·9797Posilive Threads Newsleller 478.9218Texas AIDS Net. PO. 2395178768 " 447.8867Texas Freedom Network PO. 1624178767...................................... 322.Q545

Texas Human A~hls FoundaUon .. 815 Brazos 1801178701·············· 479·847311·800·828-6417

TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN DALLAS (AC: 214)AIDS Mastery P.O. 36125175235 526-UFElambda Amaleur Aadio Club PO. 35343/75235

.. 522·1458. PO. 224424

... 521'5342, ext. 229Texas Republicans for Equality & Privacy................... P.O. 191033 520.6655

TEXAS GROUPS BASED IN FORT WORTH (AC: 817)Texas Gay Velerans rio TClGA

.......... 3327 Winlhrop, Suite 2431761 I 6 .. 763.5544TEXAS GROUP BASED IN SAN ANTONIO (AC: 210)Texas Gay Aodeo Info 735.4108

COMPUTER BULLETIN BOARDS (modem)AI Miswil's End (lesbian BBS) 512.442.1565Bare Facts (20+ linesl28.8k) (local)8171284-2551Bare Facts (4Iinesl28.8k) (Metro)817/429.2667The Beals Den 713.550.9243DABBS - HIVIAIDS Info Service 214.351.QOO7Firsl TIme (42 lines) 214.231.5250Firstnme (DIFW Melro) 214.697.3565Gay Ma~hmaker (cI1aV20 lines) (Melro)817.365-6600Inner City Communi~ (32IinesichaVI4.4) 214-350-6656tast Call 713.523.6366Male 2 Male 512.389-2487Man's Country. . . 214.520-6599The Park (Waco) 817.752.1939The Pink Flamingo 214.559.3994San Anlonio Malchmaker 210-224.0966Talyn's lair (adulls) 214.352.2464

log Cabn Aepu~icans of lX ..

lesbian/Gay Democrals of Texas .

ABILENE CHURCHES (AC: 915)Covenanlof Hope Community Church .

................. 142 Grape SI. 677.7654Exodus·MCC P.O. 2473179504 672.7922

ABILENE CLUBS (AC: 915)Jusl Friends 201 S. 14th 672.9318The Rainbo Bar 3334 E. Hwy 80 670.9809

ABILENE ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 91 5)Big Counlry AIDS Aesources. . . . 3909 S. 71h 51.179605...................................... 69()'9559

AIDS Hotline (M-F, 4-1Op) 667.AIDST.C.H.D. STDIAIDS Clinic 317 Pecan SI.

····························· 676·7825AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 806)

\marillo lesban/Gay Alliance PO. 9361179105.. · .. ··· .. ·· .. ·· · · 373-5725

MCC of Amarillo. . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . 372.4557Panhandle AIDS SUpjlOrt Organization 372.1050

Texas AIDS Project 711 S. Virginia 371.9110Texas Gay Aodeo Associalion 355-2666

ANGLETON ORGANIZATION (AC: 409)Gun Coesl Cenler (HIV case manage.) ... 2512 N. Velasoo

·········· 849·2311/(713)489·0545ARLINGTON CHURCHES (AC: 817)

Christian Gays in FeliowshipiEC PO. 120611176012.............................. 446-1555

Lutherans Concerned·Fort Worth/Arlington ... . . . . . . . . 2800 W. Boyce 924.3966

Trini~ MCC 809 Truman (Melro)265'5454ARLINGTON CLUB (AC: 817)

Arlington 651 1851 W. Di,;sion 275-9651ARLINGTON ORGAN./HELPLINES (AC: 817)

AIDS Outreach Cenler 401 W. Sanford, Suile I I 00

······························ 275·3311Alpha House, Inc PO. 2031178004.2031Crossdressers (TVs) Helpline .

... c/o Delta Omega, P.O. 1021 264.7103Tarranl Coun~ Gay Pride Week Assoc PO. 3459

.. Fort Worth, lX 76113Tarranl Coun~ lesbian/Gay Alliance ..

.3327 Winlhrop, Suite 243176116 .. 753-5544UT Gay/les. Assoc PO. 19348-n 794-5140

ATHENS ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 903)Parenls, Families & Friends of les. & Gays 675.8326

AUSTIN ADULT THEATER (AC: 512)Cinema West. 2130 S. Congress 442.5719

AUSTIN BUSINESSES (AC: 512)ACI (Allernale Club Incorporaled) 500 Chicon

····························· 472·1443Brown Dislributing Co. (Budweiser) 41 I Chiconl78702.. · · .. ··· .. ··· .. ··· .. ··· 478·9353

Gay & lesbian Yellow Pages, Inc.. . 891.0358lealher Chesl 5041'11110w 478.2261Midlowne Spa/Auslin ··· 5815 Ahport Blvd.

............ 302·9696N8 1014·B N.lamarI78703 478-3446Sial Scripl Pharmacy 3810 Medical Parkway, 1115

.. 451·7100. . 71 I 39th SI.I78705......... 458·3784

AUSTIN CHURCHES & RELIG. ORGAN. (AC: 512)Affirmalion (Melhocist) 451.2329All Saints Ho~ Calholic Church rio SI. George's Episc .................. 43011H35178722 280.9151

AIDS Interfaith Alliance 444.0767Dignity/Austin PO. 2666 467.7908Firsl Unilarian Church. . 452.6168Grace Uniled Melhodist Church 205 E. Monroel78704........ · · .. ··· .. ··· 442·5944

Inlegri~ (Episc.) P.O. 4327 ........................... 445·6164/478·2494(TTY)

Interlaith AIDS Care Teams (InterACT) 472.4634The Kingdom Seekers (charismalic) 443.5940lC/ACHulherans Concerned (David Austin) .

.. 332-1159

38lh Sireel Pharmacy .

live Oak Un~arian Universalist Church .............. 13276 Research Blvd. /109 .

MCCA 425 Woodward .Mishpachal Am Echad (Jewish) .

.. 219·9008

.. 708·9002.. PO. 9591

.............. 451·7018SI. Andrew's Presb~erian Ch ..... 14311 Wells Portl7872B...................................... 251-0698

St.Luke's Uniled Melhodisl Church 1306 W. Lynn

··························· 476·8164Texas Aegional AIDS Inlertailh Nel. (TAAIN) 451.0991Trinity Uniled Melhodist Church 600 East 50Ih· .. ·· · .. ··· .. ··· .. ·· 459·5835

AUSTIN CLUBS (AC: 512)Blue Aamingo 617 Aed Aiver 469-0014

AIDS Services of Austin ..

CAAE Free HIV Test ... I B33 E.2nd

E.C. Wood FoundaUon .

From All Walks of Ufe ..FronlRunners ..Gamblers (bowling) .Gay Fathers of Auslin ..Gay, lesbian, Straighl Teachers Network.

Hearl of Texas Bears ..

Men of All Colors Togelher ..

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Prime Timers P.O. 14892178761-4892 282-2861Pr~ect Transi1ions, Inc. . . P.O. 4826178765

.454-8646Da.d Powell HIV Assessment & Treal. Clinic .... 479-612tRound-Up at the Ranch. . 11900 FM 812

..... Del ValleI78617.. .. .. 243-2608Sex and love Addicts Anonymous. .. 440-1494Southern Country ... P.0.t3151178711 . . 243-t578Team Austin.. . ... P.0.t61701178716

. 447-640814sw.!3OThe Tribe. .. P.O. 1951178767-1951 434-3280Texas Gay Rodeo AssociatKln . . . . P.O. 1511178767

.... 833-0747Unijed Cou~ 01 Austin,lnc.. . P.O. 150235178715-D235WateOOo Counseling Center 2525 Wallingwood

.......... Bldg. 15, Sute 1500178746 .. .329-9922BASTROP ORGANIZATION (AC: 512)

Rural AIDS Serv. Pro.. 1002 Chestnut. . ..... 303-1403BEAUMONT CHURCHES (AC: 409)

Rainbow Chris1ian Church. . . . 2271 Hazel, #5....... 833-2501

S~ndletop Unijarian Church. . . 1575 Spindletop Rd.. . . . m05l0136 833-6883

BEAUMONT CLUBS (AC: 409)Copa . . . 304 Orleans. . . 832-4206Sundowner 497 Crockett.. 833-3989

BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 409)lambda Group AA 6300 C<Jlege 835-1508Triangle AIDS Network. . .2544 Broadwayl77702

....... 832-8336BROWNSVILLE ORGANIZATION (AC: 210)

AIDS Inlormation Une . . ... 1-800-333-7432BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION RELIGIOUS ORGAN,

(AC:409)Rainbow Chns1ians.. .. ... 846-8187

BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION CLUB (AC: 409)The Club 308 N. Bryan Ave.. . 823-6767

BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION ORGAN, (AC:409)AIDS Services 01 Brazos Valley ..... 1702-B S. Texas Ave.

. . . . . . Suite 2021Bryan. . ... 260-AIDSGay, lesbian and Bisexual Aggies . .847-0321Lambda AA. . . . ... MHMR Coffeehouse

. (S. Bryan and Sims) 846-3390Parents, Families & Friends 01 les. & Gays 694-2617Planned Parenl. (HIV te~ingSTD screening) .

..... 4001 E. 29th 1103i1!ryan ..... 260-1061Speakers Bureau. . .847-0321

CARROLLTON CHURCHES & RELlO, ORGAN,(AC:214)

Gathedral 01 Ught ... 2040 N. Denton.. . ..... 245-6520Seventh-Day Adventis1 Kinship P.O. 110116175011

........ 416-1358COMMERCE ORGANIZATION (AC: 903)

ANGlSlAssociatKln lor the Needs 01 Gay and les~an Stu.at East Texas State Univ. . . 886-5205

CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCHES & RELlG, ORGAN,(AC:512)

~gnity/Corpus Christi. . .... 937-2604Metrop<Jitan Community Churdl 01 Corpus Chris1i ..

... 1315 Craig Stfl8404 882-8255Society 01 Friends (Quakers) . . .. P.O. 3296176483

.. 993-1207CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB (AC: 512)

Zod~c. . .4125 G<Jlihar. . .853-5080CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 512)

Coas1al Bend AIDS Foundation . . ..... 527 Gordon... 814-2001

Gays Getting Together P.O. 331394176403-1394... 882-6550

loving Spoonlul P.O. 3534178404 B83-n63The Passage (AIDS care residence) P.O. 1454176403

......... 887-7042RSIC Texas Ri.era Em~re P.O.3B82I76483

......... 937-6557DALLAS ADULT THEATER (AC: 214)

AnemaUves 1720W. Mockingbird 630-7071DALLAS AnORNEYS (AC: 214)

Kowalski, John 3210 Oak Lawn 526-9699Stewm, Cha~es L . . .... 3500 Oak Lawn #400

........ 521-3604DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (AC: 214)

Aardvark, Etc.. . . .... veterinary services/grooming... 2525 Wycliff, Suite 103 . .520-8835

Chateau Fleur FIori~. .651-7314Crossroads Markel. . . . 3930 Cedar Springs

.... . 521-8919Eagle Honda (Jael< Avertt) . . 5311 lemmon Ave.

.904-3324Ewing & Assoc. (insurance) . . . 886-8445

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Gay & lesbian Yellow Pages, Inc.. . .. 754-0004Lambda Pages.. .. 3100 Carlisle.. . B80-7577leather by Boots . 2525 WycIm, Sune 124 . . .. 528-3865Mardi Gras Male Dancers . . . 839-3993

.691-8300Sim~e Elegance Florist 4028 Cedar Springs

....... .. .559-6171Stat Script Pharmacies. . . . 1-800-829-3044

... 3618 Cedar Springs 1106. . .522-4006... 8226 Dou~as 1331 .. .373-3494

Ullra Umousine . .. 320-3331/537-7204Union Jael< 3920 Cedar Springs. . .. 528-9600Zebra Printing & Graphics. .4054 McKinney, 1103

.599-9264DALLAS CHURCHES & RELlG, ORGAN, (AC: 214)

Affirmation (Methodis1). . . .. 528-4913Calhedralol Hope MCC. . . .. 5910 Cedar Springs

.. 351-1901Congregation Beth EI "nah.. . ..... P.O. 191188175219

.. 497-1591Bethany Presbyterian Church. . . . . 528-4084Community Churdl 01 Relig. SOence ... 2829 W. N.w. Hwy

...... 358-3992~gnitylDailas (Cathrnic gaySl1est;ans) . P.O. 190133175219

.521-5342, exl. 832Dsdples 01 Christ gay!esrnan support (GLAD) ..

... P.O. 190181175219 946-2164Rrst Un~arian Churdl 01 Dallas. .4015 Normandy

......... 528-3990Friends Full Gospel .. 5427 P~lIip Ave.. .. 821-4332Gay People in Christian Science. .. P.O. 2878

........ 522-3086Grace Fellowship. . 411 Southwest Moreland

...... 75210 . .. ..... 333-2330He~ Trinity Community Churdl. . 4402 Roseland

........ 827-5088Honesty (Baptis1s). . ... P.O. 190869175219

.521-5342, ext. 233Dallas Center for A Course in Mirades. . . .. 943-6298SI. Mary, the Holy Theotokos Orthodox CalholK: Church.

.... 521-5342, exl.465SI. Thomas the Apostle Episcopal Church ..

..... 6525 Inwood Rd. . . 352-0410Seventh-Day Adventist Kinahip. . . .... P.O. 38454

.. 416-1358Universal Creator's Community Churdl. . .... 6_Wh~e Rock Community Churdl .

..... 722 Tenison MemOl~1 Rd 320-0043Wh~e Rock Friends HIV Support. . . 320-0106

DALLAS CLUBS (AC: 214)Barnboleo's 5027 Lemmon Ave. . .. 520-1124Briel<.. .4117 Maple Ave.. .. .... 521-2024Buddies II. . . ... 4025 Maple Ave. . . 526-0887Crews Inn... .3215 N.Filzhugh. .. .. 526-9510Dallas Ea~e.. .. 2515 Inwood Rd. 1107 . .357-4375Dallas One. .2615 Oak Lawn.. .. .. 528-0454Hidden Door.. .. ... 5025 Bowser.. . . 526-0620Hideaway... .4144 Buena IOsta. . 559-2986JR's. . . .. 3923 Cedar Springs 380-3808Jugs. . 3810Congress. ...521-3474Krnors .. .. .... 2525 Wyclm. .. ..... 520-2525The Metro .. 2204 Elm. ...742-2101Moby Diel< . . 4011 Cedar Springs.. ... 52o-MOBYRound-Up Saloon .. 3912 Cedar Springs. .522-9611Starel<. . . . . 703 McKinney. . 922-96nSue Ellen's. . . .. 3903 Gadar Springs 380-3808TMC. . . 3014 Throckmorton. .380-3808Trestle. . 412 S. Haskell. . 826-9988IOliage Station 3911 Cedar Springs 380-3808~ppers. . .3333 N. Fitzhugh. . .. 526-9519

DALLAS COUNSELING (AC: 214)Bedrick. Dianna M. Ph.D .• LP.C.. . 223 S. Montclair Ave.

.... 75208 .. .. .. 948-5557Oak Lawn Community Services. . .. 43DO MacArthur

.. . .. .. 520-8108DALLAS DOCTORS (AC: 214)

Bellos, Nich<jaos C., M.D .... 8226 Douglas Ave., Suite 311.. (24 hours).. .. .... 890-7943

~amond, Susen M., M.D ........... 8226 Douglas 1311. .. .. 890-7943

Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic.. .4012 Cedar Springs.... P.O. 190869175219-0869. . 528-2336

Swanson, Jan, 0.0 1244 S. Ridge Ct. 1103, Hurst......... .. (817)268-4100

DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (AC: 214)The Club. .. 2616 Swiss. .. . 821-1990MId1""", Spa 2509 PaOfic. .. 821-8989

DALLAS ORGANIZATIONS/HELPLINES (AC: 214)ACT-UPlDailas. . . 521-5342, e~. 224

AddicBIe Alcohol & Drug Crisis Une. . . 824-6503African-American HIV/AIDS Support Group ..... 941-7696Alrican-American lesrnan, Gay and Bisexual CoaInKJn .

.. 521-5342, ext. 828AIDS ARMS ... 43DO MacA~hur 1160, lB5 .... 521-5191AIDS ClinidPar~and Hospital ..

.... 5201 Harry Hines Blvd. #6B. .. 590-5632AIDS Funding Association. . 522-3722AIDS Hotline. . . ... 5591243711-8oo-924-AIDSAIDS Inlo Une (24 hrs). . . 1-800-299-2437AIDS Interfaith Network (Oak Cliff). . 941-7696AIDS Mastery. .. . 521-5342, ext. 325AIDS Prevention Pr~ect (Iree and anon.) 905-2190AIDS Programs/OlCS. . .. 2017 Cedar Springs

......... 520-8108AIDS Resource GanterIFHU . . ..... 2701 Reagan SI.

. P.O. 190869175219-0869. ..521-5124AIDS Se'Vices 01 DallaS/PWACD . . .... P.O. 4336

... 941-0523AIDS Update (ARC newSletter). . .521-5342, ext. 220Alliance lor Progress. . ... 3102 Oak lawn, Suite 700

. 520-2205l1-800-520-4AFPAlliance 01 DesIgn Professionals. . . . P.O. 565112

...... 526-2085ARC Client Services. .521-5444ARC lax line. . . ..... 522-4604AsIans & Friends .... P.O. 9142175209. . . . 480-5906AsIan Gay Males: Ofagoo Aies P.O. 190869175219

... 521-5342, exl.852Assoc. lor Gay, lesbian & Bisexu~ Educators ... 824-5924"g 0 longhorns Square Dance Club .. P.O. 190869175219

.521-5342, ext. 272Bryan's House. . . .. 559-3946Buddy Pr~ect . . ..... 520-8108C~IOutteen info line. .520-7433Cheer Dallas .. 3027 Routh SI., Suite 200 ..... 922-9229Classic Chassis Car Club . . . ... P.O. n03l75209Clien1 Services lax line.. . .... 521-3859Codependen~ Anonymousllambda.. .. 520-8108Cou~eslMetro Dallas. . . .... P.O. 803156175380

... 521-5342, ext. 464Crossdressers (TVs) Helpline... . ... 264-7103DIFW Big Man's Club. . . 264-2449DIFW MAN. (Metro Area Nudists) ... P.O. 612813175261

....... 933-4334D/FW Young Naturists Club. . .. P.O. 802815175380Daire Center (adull day care lor PWAs). . ..... 522-4365Dal. Co. Deal AIDS Task Force. . . P.O. 835546

. Richardsonl75083 ........ 516-54421516-5443(TDD)

Dallas Bears . . .... do FHU, P.O. 190869.75219-0869.

. . (OOlline)521-5342, ed.880D~las Gay & lesbian Alliance. . P.O. 190712

..... 528-4233DIVA (v<Jleyb~l) . . ..... P.O. 190869175219-0889

...... 521-5342, exl. 604D.l.C.D.1 (Dal,lnvi1. Grnumbus Day Tm. Bowiing Org.) .

.... 2<ID-8351Dallas legal Hespice .. 370 W. 7th 941-2600Dallas NAMES Pr~ect. . 823-3899Dallas Silver Sabres. . . ... 3230 Adbr~ain Drfl5211

.487-3474Dallas Tavem Guild. . . . . 3300 Reagan Stfl5219

........ 521-0638Deal Action Ganter.. .521-0407DIFFA .. . .. ... 743-8580Easlfield Lambda Student Alliance. . . . . 324-7185Fedaral Club P.O. 191153175219.. .. 699-5889Federal GLOBE 01Texas, Inc. . . P.O. 50961175250

... 264-2800Rredancers (leather! •• club). .. P.O. 190869175219-0889Food Pantry.. .. 521-3390Foundstion lor Human Undsrstanding . .529-0144Friends Assoc~ting & Relating... .328-6749RaInbow Garden Club. . . ... P.O. 226811175222-6811

.. 358-0323Gay and lesbian Community Ganter .... 2701 Reagan SI.

........ 528-9254Gay and lesbian Parents CoaIffion International ...

.... P.O.1540321,lrvin~5015-4031 .. 259-9882Gay & lesbian Switchboard. . 528-0022GayA.esbian Info. Une (OlCS). . . . .. P.O. 191069

..... 520-8781GayA.esbian Young Adulls 2701 Reagan SI.

...... 521-5342, exl.260Gay Married Men's Support Group 558-1696Gayms1ers Bridge Club.. . P.O. 190856175219-0856

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GLAADlDanas .. . P.O. 190889175219-0869..... 521-5342, ext. 260

HIV Anon. Testing & Counseling 920-7916HIV Testing (AlDS Resource Center) 528-2336HIVTesting&Counseling 819-1880Hands to Hea~s (sociallsingles) 699-5763Housing Oppo~unffies lor PWAs (HOPWA) 819-1828Immurocise (aerobics) 522-0650Imperial Sovereign Royal Court de Dallas .................. P.O. 190464175219 ..Kyro Pr~.lnc. (KYRO News) .

.521-8446. P.O. 214223

.. 526-KYRO (5976)Lambda Amateur Rad~ Club. . . P.O. 35343/75235························ 522-1458

Lambda Bowiing (men and women) .. (Metrol817)267-9055Lambda Car Club .. P.O. 710271175371. 521-7309Lambda Codependents Anonymous 520-8108Lambda Meetinll'Sex & love Addicts Anon 241-5442lambda Overeaters Anonymous 488-3301Lambda Weekly (rado program) P.O. 35031175235...................................... 823-8930

lambda AA 2727 Oak lawn 522-6259leadership Lambda Inc P.O. 190226175219

························· 712-6430A league 01 Our Own (bowiing)(Steve) 372-5337lealher Knights P.O. 190111175219. 521-5342, exl. 871lesbian Book Club 331-5513lest;arVGay PoI~ CoaInKJn of Dallas. P.O. 227273175222

.504-6724

.526-5088

.821-3999.521-5342, ext. 844....... 443-WALK. PO. 190611175219

... 521-4765

. P.O. 191033............ 520-6655

NAMES Pr~ect .... P.O. 190869175219 . . .. 520-SEWSNaroolics Anonymous (24 hrs.) 699-9306Nelson-TeIJedo Community Clinic 4012 Cedar Springs

.528-2336. PO. 7597175209

. 521-5342, ext. 820No~ Texas Assoc. 01 PhyslOans lor Human Rights .................. 12222 Grnt Rd.. .. .233-3100

No~hern Ughts Alternatives.. . 871-1611Oak Lawn Bend Sammons Center 101the Arts·· 3830 Harry Hines Blvd 972-497-1458

Oak lawn Bowiing Association 871-0809Oak lawn Community Services P.O. 191069175219............... 43DO MacArthur 1200 520-8108Oak Lawn Soocer Club 834 S. Mortclair Avefl5208

.. 942-9537. P.O. 224605175222-4605.. (972)390-0787

OASIS Recovery Program/OlCS 43DO MacA~ur

·························· 520-8108O.U.I (Over & Under Thirty) .... do Gay & les. Comm. Ctr............................ P.O. 190869175219-0889Parenls, Families &Friends 01 les. & Gays 348-1704Parents Suppo~ Group (PWA) 262-84791248-2721Pegasus Softball Assoc P.O. 191075...................................... 358-6002

Penlamidine Mis1 Trealrnenls 528-23361521-5124People Uke Us (PLUS.] 521-5444Phil Johnson AIDS Research Ubrary 521-5124Phil Johnson Gay & Lesbian Ubrary 528-9254PWA Coalffion 01 Dallas. P.O. 4336 941-0523Police Harassment Reporting. . . 528-4233Positive+Personais 521-5342, ext. 250Presbyterians lor lesbiarVGay Corncems 823-2317Prime TImers P.O. t91101175219 504-8866Queer NalionIDailas P.O. 64091175206

.504-8720. P.O. 190990175219.521-5342, ext. 840

R~nbowlers (Tues. at 8:30) 528-5813Rainbow Skydivng Club 357-9880Respect All Youth (!l'fIb youth) 521-5342, ext. 288Rice Gay & tesbian Alumni AssocJDFW Chapter ..

....... 834 S. Montclair Avefl5208-5856 ..... .. (Michael) 942-9537

Sin Fronteras (radio progtam) P.O. 190922175219..................................... 826-8869

Stonewall (Narc. Anon.) 5415 Maple, Sune 120/75235Sionewall Dive Club. . . P.O. 227031175222Stonewall Prolessional and Business Association .. P.O. 191343175219 526-6216Suicide & Crisis Center 828-1 000

lesbian Moms and Gay Dads .lesbian Resource Center ...les~an IOsionaries ... P.O. 190712 .UleWalk.Men 01 All Colors Together ..

log Cab;,yMetr~ex RepulJlicans .

Nal. leather Assoc ..

Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc ..

Rainbow Ryers Pilots Assoc ..

Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 191188175219-8168

······················· 526-1115Team Dallas P.O. 190869175219-0869

....................... 521-5342, ext. 800Team Dallas Aquatics. . . (972)579-8340Texas Fathers lor Equal Rights. . . PO. 50052................ One Main PI. Stat 741-4800

The Texas Motorcycle Club ~O. 9188175209· ·· .. ·· ·· .. ·· 528-5692

IR.U.S.T. (adolescent children 01 gays and lesbians) .

························ 528-9191Turtle Creek Chorale 526-3214Um~a Hermanas (lesbians 01 crnor) .. 943-87501946-7108United Court 01 the lone Star Empire 712-1810Women's Heallh Project · 4012 Cedar Springs·························· 521-5131

Women's Spirituali~ Group 5008 Homer SI..826-9213

DENISON CLUB (AC: 903)Good TIme lounge .. 2520 Hwy 91 N ..

DENTON CLUB (AC: 817)Bedo's 1215 E. University 566-9910

DENTON ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 817)AIDS Services of Denton 381-1501CourageNNT Student Group 565-6110Harvest Metropolitan Community Church ,................. 1-35 at Exi1460 321-2332

Parents, Families & Friends 01 les. & Gays 387-1491EL PASO CLUBS (AC: 915)

Old Plantation 301 S. Ochoa 533-6055San Antonio Mining Company 800 E. San Antonio

··························· 533-9516EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 915)

AIDS Inlo Eng.-543-3574 Span.-543-3575GUST Community Center 910 N. Mesa (rear)...................................... 533-6024

HIV & STD testing 222 S. Campbell 543-3560Lambda Une (helplinelswitchboarcl'24 hrs.) 562-GAYSLambda Services P.O. 31321179931-0321MCC EI Paso 9828 Montana 591-4155National Gay & les. Vi~im Assisl. Hotline (hate crimes) .

.800-259-1536.. 1505 Mescalero....... 772-3386

ERATH COUNTY ORGANIZATION (AC:817)AIDS Resources 01 Rural Texas ............. P.O. 172QN1eatherford 76086 .... 596-3022

FORT WORTH CHURCHES & RELlO, ORGAN,(AC:817)

Agape MCC 4615 S.E. loop 820 535-5002Celebration Community Church 1959 Sandy Ln.

.. 695-1792.921-5683

.. 924-4159

Southwest AIDS Comm ..

Fel~wship 01 love .. 711 Gambrell SI. .Honesty (Baplists) .Lutherans Corncerne<l'FortWorthlMng1on .................. 2800 W. Boyce 924-3966

Speciallnvi1aUon Ministries 1520 HemphillFORT WORTH CLUBS (AC: 817)

Corral Club 621 Hemphill .. 335-D196D.J.'s 1308 St. louis 927-7321Mag""ia Station 800 W. Mag""ia 332-0415The 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332-0745Square Room 2308W. 7th St 336-1410

FORT WORTH DOCTORS (AC: 817)Swanson, Jan, D.O 1244 S. Ridge CI.1103, Hurst

························ 268-4100FORT WORTH ORGAN,IHELPLINES (AC: 817)

AIDS Awareness Clinic 2825 E. Rosedale...... ·· .. ·· .. ··· .. ··· .. ·· 534-CARE

AIDS Helpline 871l-7346AIDS Information Une 336-0066· (outside Tarrant Co.) . 1-800-836-D066

AIDS Interlallh Network .· 603 W. Magnrnia Ave., Suite 207 .. 927-2437

AIDS Outreach Center 1125 W. Peter Smith· 336-1994

Alfrance News (TClGA) an-5544Assoc. 01 GayA.esJBi. Educalors 329-3415Bridge the Gap, Inc (HIVIAIDS testing, educ.)

.. · 2825 E. Rosedalel76105 531-0223Co-Dependents Anonymous 517-5847Couples "gay or bisexu~ parfner 338-4551Cowtown leathermen . . 536-8051Crisis/Suicide InlerventKln (24-hr. help) 927-5544~rslty 689-7925Fami~ IOrnence Counseling 282-2211Fon Wo~h Formal 877-5544Fon Worth Gay Pride Week Assoc P.O. 3459176t 13Fon Worth Men's Chorus. . P.O. 101464

Future Fort Wo~h-Aning1on ... 731-0122

. 5736 Pershng.323-9031

.463-9944

GAWG;,y~;';'l~~ ~~IT6.iC .•. TCJC Student Acl. Bldg. . 828 Harwood..... HursV76054 788-8644

GayA.esbian Youth 338-4551Hea~ Depl. STD Inlo 871-7357Heallh Education learning Project 332-n22HIV Anonymous Group 292-9494Imperial Cou~ de Fon WortIVArling1on 654-9114Imperi~ Privy Couool PO. 365176101Institute lor Teen AIDS Prevention PO. 136116176136

··························· 237-0230Lambda AA 1700 8th Avefl6110 921-287tlambda Alanon 737-7681leadership luncheon Forum 877-5544lesbian/Gay Political CoaIiUon 370-0460lone Star Bowiing league. . . 338-0706lone Star Charity Rodeo Assoc 336-7927longhorn Bowiing Assoc. (Tony) 283-8295NAMES Project 33-NAMESOver the Hm, Inc. (HIVIAIDS lesting oenter) ................ 2001 S. Frwy176104 922-9955

Parents, Families & Friends 01 les. & Gays 498-5607RespecHCJC NE Campus 281-7880Ribbons 01 Hope .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 763-8168Ryan Avenue AA 3144 Ryan Ave.Samaritan House 2200 Ephriham 626-9398

·························· Iax 626-8289Second Saturday (gay male sodals) 795-1376SecondTue~ (lesbian socials) 795-1376Sex Addicts Anonymous 461-8801Sexuality EducatKln Center 338-4551S~rilu~ AIDS Minis1ry 535-5002Survivors of Incest 335-4330Tarrant Coun~ lesbian/Gay Alliance .. 1219 6th Avefl6104............................ an-5544/Iax an-1626Tarrant Coun~Tavern Gui~ an-4419IC.M.E.R.F. Drug Treatment Ctr 900 Southland Ave .TCU Triangle Student Gr 921-71601336-54541................... 336-1978 HIV clinic 534-2273

Teen Pr~ect Hetline 332-8382Texas AIDS Network (Thomas B.) 335-1994Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc PO. 786176101······················ 731-2143

Texas Gay Veterans an-5544TVrrS Support Group (214)264-7103Women's Singles 249-1622

OALVESTON BUSINESS (AC: 409)Ufe Benela~ors 744-3200

GALVESTON CLUBS (AC: 409)Kon-TIki 315 23rd (Tremont) 763-6264longfellow's 2405 PostoW.e 763-8800

GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 409)AIDS Coalition 01 Coastal Texas,lnc. . . .. 1419 Tremont

.763-AIDS

.765-5071Galveston Tennis Network (Jerry) ..Gull Coast Center (HIV case management) .

. 1721 Tremont (23id) 762-5935.584-21401(713)489-1573lambda AA .

Silk Stocking B~I ............ Da.d Bump, P.O. 5295177554 ... 737-3122

HARLINGEN CLUB (AC: 210)Co~rs 703 Ed Carey Dr 440-8663HOOD COUNTY ORGANIZATION (AC: 817)AIDS Resources 01 Rural Texas ............. P.O. 172MVeatherford 76086 .... 596-3022

HOUSTON ACCOMMODATIONS (AC: 713)The lovell Inn 501 loven 522-5224. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. (800)n9-5224

The Montrose 1M 408 Avondale 520-0206HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (AC: 713)

Adull V~eo Megaplexx 8100 N. FrwyAfter Dark News 1431 W. 18thBig Ci~ News & Video 10105 Guff FrwyGas Ught News 3519 Bell~re1-45 North 9924 North Frwy

HOUSTON ADULT THEATER (AC: 713)French Quarter 3201 louisiana 527-0782

HOUSTON APARTMENT COMMUNITY (AC: 713)Wes1bury Square Townhomes 11540 Chimney Rock···················· 729-7077

HOUSTON AnORNEYS (AC: 713)Ardler, Danna K 524-1273Green, Bill (24 hrs.) 266-1004Milledge, Samuel l .. 465-3365Rrtdlie & Glass (24 hrs.) ,.. .. 521-9216Simon & Knesek . . 524-6000

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Walker, Jim . .. .. 552·1117HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES (AC: 713)

AdvanceIDamron Vacations ..... One Greenway Plaza, Suile 890 .. 888·1023

Basic Bro!hers ..... 1232 Westheimer . . . .. 522·1626creADtive .. ' .. 2219 RK:I1mond.... .. 526·5190Crossroads Marl<et. .1111 Weslheimer. ..942·0147Dramalika . . . 3804 S. Shepherd. . . 528·5457Exposure Prints byTIO.. .. 619·1968Gay & Lesbian Yellow Pages, Inc.. .. 4200 MOIllrose Blvd.

... 942.01J84Jaci< Roach Ford. .2727 S.w. Frwy.. .525·7400Lealher by Bools . . . 807 Fair.iew . . . . .. 526-2668Lea!her by BooIS .. 715 Fair.iewlRipcord. . . . 526·0444Leather Forever. . ..71 t Fairview. . ... 526·6940Ufe Benefactors .. ' . Janel Cohen. . .. 800·330·5281

.. 409-744·3200Lebo Bookshop .. 3939 MOIllrose, Suite S. . ... 522·5156Muscles In ActiOll (C.J. Harnng101l). . . .. 965·9917PoSINel . . 2620·B S. Shepherd. . .528·7678Rice Pharmacy. . . ... 527·8339Sial Scripl Pharmacy. .4101 Greenbriar 1235

.1·800·829-3044.521-17001521·5855TWT Graphics (art, design,lypesetting) . . .527·9111Tuxedc Gallery. .. . 1214 W. 43 .. ' .... 688·3199

... S. Cherry Pari< . . . 345-8959Uni,.rse Pageanlry Syslem. . ... (713)339·1013

. (409)258·3873USA Pageanlry . . .. 523·5293HOUSTON CHURCHES & RELlG, ORGAN, (AC: 713)Bering Memonal Uniled Melhodist Church. . 1440 Harold

.526·1017Community Gospel .... 4305 Lillian . . . . .. 880-9235Community of !he Recontiling Servanl .

. . (Presb~enarVRelormed) ..... 462·7154Ce,.nanl Baplisl Church. . . 6610 Alder St.

.688·8830Dawn 01 Faith Christian Church. .. 8405-K ~meda·Geooa

.991·6766DignitylHouslon . . . . 1307 Yale, Suile H

.. 880·2872First Un~anan Church . 5200 Fannin. . . . ... 526-5200Grace Lutheran Church.. ...2515 Waugh

.526·7708Hou. Mission Church .. 1505 Nevada.. ..529·8225Inlegrity (E~scopal~ns and frierlds) ...

.... P.O. 66008177266-8008 432-D414Jewish Family Ser.ices... ..4131 S. Braeswood

... 667·9336Kingdom Community Church . . . 4404 Blossom

... 662·7533

Kolbe House. . . .. 1509 Fairview .... P.O. 66669177266·6669.. . .. 522·8182

Lutherans CcncernediHouslOll.. . 869-4218MCCR... .. 1919 Decatur.. .. 661·9149Maranalha Fellowship MCC . . . 3400 Monlrose, 1600

. . P.0.667032/77266·7032. ..528·6756Mishpachal ~ilim (gay and lesbian Jews) ...

. P.0.980136/77298-0136. .. 746-7079Penlecostal Family of Monlrose. . . . 4305 Lillian

.. 880-9235Presbytery of New Ccv.nant. . . . . 41 Oakdale

.. 526·2565Rolhko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross. . .. 524·9389Sevanlh·Day Advenlisl Kinship .. ' .... PO.301047m23OSt. Stephen's Episcopal Church. . . .. 1805 W. ~abamaUmaran Men's Group. . . .. 526-5200

HOUSTON CLUBS (AC: 713)Brazos Ri,.r Bottom .. 2400 Brazos. . . . . .. 528·9192Briar Palch .. 2294 W. H<;combe al Greenbriar. 665-9678Bricl<s II. . 617Fair.iew.. .. .. 528·8102Chances. . 1100 Weslheimer . .. . .. 523·7217ElJ's. . . ... 2517 Ralph St. . .527·9071Gentry.... .. 2303 Richmond.. ...520-1861Heav.n. .. . Pac ifc a1Granl.. .521·9123The Hill. . . 12726 N. Frwy . . .... 873-8810Incognito. .. 2524 McKinney. .. 237·9431Iner91 . .. 5750 Chimney Roc!< . .. .. 666-7310JR's . .. 808 Pacific.. .521·2519LazyJ... . 312 Tuam . ...528·9343The Mailbcx . . 4215 Washing10n AVfJ. . . . . 884·2977Mary's. .1022 Weslheimer . .. 527·9669Monlrose Mining Ce .... 805 Pacific. . . ... 529·7486The New Barn. .. 1100 Westheimer . .521·9533Outpost.. . 1419 RichmOlld.. .. 520-8446Pacif. Street. . . .. 710 Pacific. . . .. 523-0213Of's . .534 Westheimer.. .. .. 529·8813Rich's. . . .2401 San Jacinto . .759·9606Ripcord. .715 Fair.iew.. .. 521·2792

Santa Fe Bar & Patio ... 804 Pacflc. . . .521·2519611 Club. ...611 Hyde ParI<. ...526-7070Venture.N . .. 2923 S. Main.. .. 522·0000

HOUSTON COUNSELING (AC: 713)Carroll, TOllY, LiMSW·ACP.. .522·3045Edd, Nicholas, Dr., Psy.D.. . . . 493-9984Montrose Counseling Center . . 701 Richmond

.529·0037Ostrin, Olivia, M.Ed.,l.P.C. . .493-9984

HOUSTON DOCTORSIDENTISTS (AC: 713)Fletcher, Richar<l'chiropractor. . . . . 862·3897OnCol Medical Group.. ..961·7100Smith, Bruce W., D.D.S. . . 529-4364

HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (AC: 713)The Club. . . 2205 Fannin. . . 659-4998Midtowne Spa. .3100 Fannin. . .. 522·2379

HOUSTON HEALTH CLUB (AC: 713)Rtness Exchange ... 4040 Milam 1100 . . . .. 524·9932HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (AC: 713)African.American Lesbian/Gay Alliance. PO. 130819177219

.. 523-5950

AIDS ~Iiance of the Bay Area ... 17511 EI Caminc Real 1107 .... 486-4492

AIDS Foundation Houslon . . . . 3202 Weslayan.... 623-6796

AIDSIHIV Inlo. Line (referrais). . . . 902·2231AIDS Holline (9a·9p) . . ... 524·AIDSAIDS Interlaith Council of Houslon . . . . 682·5995AIDS Legal Hotline. . . . ... 526-7702AIDS Mastery . . . 524·AIDSAmencan CilOl Liberties Union. . . .942·8146Asians & Friends .. P.O. 740346m274. . . .. 772·3757The Assislance Fund . . .. 11t 6 Jackson Blvd.

. . . 7700611210 . . . . ... 529-4788ArIIro Rainbcw ~Iiance of Ihe Deal, Inc ....

.. P.O. 66136m266·6136AVES,lnc .... 4126 S.W. Frwy, Suite 1717 .... 626-2837Bayoo C~ Ilais Club. .. PO. 131284m219Benng Care Center. . 1440 Harold. . . 520-7070Bering Community Service Foundation .

. P.O. 540517m254.. . .. 529-6071Bering Dental Clinic ... 1440 Har~d . . . . ... 524·7833BiNet HoustOll . . .467·4380Body PosiliveIHou .. 1475 W. Gray 1176. . ... 524·2374BrolherliOod of Pain. . P.O. 66524177266-6524

... 942-8402Bunnies OIl the Bayoo, Inc. . . ... P.O. 66832m266Blaci< & While Men TogetherlMen of All Colors Together .

.744 E. 9th StmOO9. . . . .802·0454Chain Gang Bicyding Club. . . . ... 768·8793Classic Chassis Car Club. ... PO. 981102m096Celt 45's, Inc.lAIDS Trouble Fund. . . . P.O. 66804177266

.526·6077Cnsis Hotline . . . .. 226-1505Diana Founda'OIl ... P.O. 66523m266 . .639-2000DIFFAlHouston. . .. 5120 Wor<way, Suite 279

. P.O. 131605177219·1605 ....552·84451 fax 652·1671

DiscnminaliOll·Free ZOllO Project.. . .. PO.66664m266.. 861·8238

Dilinger Foundation. . ... 3701 MOIltrosei77oo6.. 522·6880

Drug Abuse Hotline.. . .. 1·8OQ.662·HELPExecutive and Professional Association of Houston ..

. P.O. 130227177219·0227F.l.SJ. (Females In Search of Troub~j . . 772·5626Fundaci6n Latino Amencana Cenlra ~ SIDA, Inc ..

.... P.O. 77330sm215·3305 ..... 782-4380Garden Party. . . . . PO. PO. 66693177266-6693Gay FatherslFathers First of HoustOll (John) ... P.O. 981053

.. 861·6181Gay & Lesbian Health Prolessionals. . . ... 523-4700Gay & Lesbian Switchbcard . . . P.O. 66469177266-6469

.... 529-321tGay, Lesbian and Siraight Teachers Networl< 529-4571Gaysllesbians of Rice. . 527·8101Gay Men's Chorus. .. P.O. 541004m254·1004Gay Men's Networl< . . . . ... 529-3211Gay, Lesbian & Bisexaal ~Iiance at U of H ..

.. P.O. 314m204·3650. . . .. 743·5180Greater Houston Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce .

.1109 Hyde Par1<mOO6. .523-7576Greater HoustOll Poci<et Billiards League (PJ) ... 863-8482Grey Party. . . ... P.O. 130773m219Gull Coast Transgender Cemmunity. . P.O. 66643/77266

..... 76G-4282Hate Cnmes Hotline. . P.O. 66469177266-0469

.... 529·9615Heatth Dept. AIDS Hotline . . . 794·9020

Heartsong (women's chorus) ..... PO. 980243177098-0243Herpes H.E.l.P Hotline. . . 917-4910HIV Counseling. .. 701 Richmond. . 529.0iJ37Houston Area Bears. P.O. 68443177226 . . 867·9123Houston Area Teen Coalition of Homosexuals 942-7002Houston Blaci<Tie Dinner.. .. 523-9611HouslOll Gay & Lesbian Parenls. . . .... 284-4939Houston Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus. P.O. 66684m266

.. 521-1000

HouStOll Gayllesbian Pnde Week '97 ..· PO.88071m266-6071. . .. 529-6979

Houston Lesbian and Gay Community Center .· ... P.O. 2304177252. . . 867·7904

HoustOll Melropolnan Billiards League . . . .. 299·8969HouslOll Outdoor Group. . . ~P.QUTHouston Pride Band .. 309 Siratlord #4. . . 524·0218Houston Professional Men's Association. . . . 866-4079HoustOll Tennis Club ..... 692·2703HoustOll Wednesday Nighl Mixers Bowiing. . . . 522·9612Houston Women's SoMball League P.O. 70666m270

... 721·6854HoustOllWrestling Club... . .. P.O. 131134m219·1134

.... 453-7406Imperial Ceurt of the Single Star .. P.O. 980444m098·0444

.... 587·5428

Independent Billiard League ..· .. PO. 66696m266-6696. . ... 524·9261

Inner Loop Sunday Bowiing . . . . 522·9612Inlegrity (Episcopalians and Friends) . . .... 528·6771Jewish Fami~ Services. . .4131 S. Braeswor<

.667·9336Just lor Us (teens with gaynes. parenlsj . . .. 284-4939Krewe of OlympuslTexas . . ... P.O. 920794177292KPFT Radio.. .. 419 Lov.tt... ...526·4000Lambda Center AA ... 1201 W. Clay .... (office) 521·1243

... (lobby) 528·9772Lambda Rollerskating Club ... 7414 Puerto Vallartal77083Larry Garrett Found., Inc. (10a·Bp) .

· . 11525 Burdine 1421m035. .729-7077LesblGay SludenlslUH Clear Lake .. 2700 Bay Aream058Lesbians in Business. ' 529-0077Lesbians OVfJr Age 50. P.0.980601 . ...661·1482Log Cabin HoustOll... .. P.O. 131104m219-1104

.. 529-9100

Lone Star Nudisl Group. . . . ... PO. 66621m266.. 666-6647

LOIle Slar V~leyball Associa'OIl. . . ... 878-4629MCC Ubrary (Gay & Lesbian Archives). . . 861·9149Miss Camp America Foundation ... P.O. 742lBeliaire 77402

.940·STARMonday Night Women's Bowiing. . .437-62181662·3630Montrose Clinic ..... 215 Westheimer. . . . . 520-2000Montrose Counseling Center . . 701 Richmond

.529-0037MOIllrose Ice PicI<s.. P.O. 664s0m266 . . .. 426-3652Montrose Monday Night Men's Bowling. . . .841·5424Montrose SoMball League. . . . PO. 541954m254·1954

.867·3913NAMES Project .. 4617 MOIllrose 1C·140.. .52·NAMESNarcotics Anonymous (24·hr. helpline) . .661-4200Nat. Leather Assoc. . P.O. 66553177266·6553Neartown Associa,OIl . . . 1413 Westheimerl77006North MOIltrose Civic Assoc.. . . PO. 130184m219·0184Omega House, Inc .... 602 Branard . .. . 523-1139Outrage,lnc.. 1436 W. Gray 1279m019.. .706·2508Parents, Families & Friends of Les. & Gays.. . .. 867·9020Peeple With AIDS H<;~ay Cards Proj. (10a-6p) .'

· ... 11525 Burdine 142tm035. ..729·7077Pet Patrol.. .522·1954Pres~ents Club (HGLPC past. pres.) . . P.O. 66844Pnme Timers ... P.0.980612m096-0612. . .. 867·3903PWA Cealition .. 3400 Monlrose, Suile 106. .522·5428o Palroi. . . . . 528·SAFE (7233)Rainbcw Rshing Club. . .... P.O. 664som266

.. 523-638t

Rainbcw Ranglers Dance Club. 3115 HoustOll AvemOO9.880-0670

Rice U. Gay and Lesbian Alumni Assoc. (Rice GALA) ........ (Neal Tannalhll) 526-6718

Soiree Aubergine. . . 524·9304Southeasl Texas Legal Clinic ..... (HIV~erm. ill. legal clinic)

· 3400 MOIltrose, Suile 203mOO6 .. 523-7852Southern Ccuntry HoustOll . . .. PO. l502m252

.848·9340

St. Michael's AIDS Support Group. . 1801 Sage.... 621-4370

SI"'n's House. . . . . 522·5757Stone Soup (AFH) . . . . .. 623-6796Team Houslon ... P.O. 6840sm266-8405. . . 935·1060

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Texas Gay Rodeo Association .... P.O. 130586m219·0585...................................... m·l444

Texas Invitational Bowling Tournament................. (Andrea) 447·8133 ... (Tom) 522·9612Texas Riders·Houston. . . ... P.O. 6654sm266·6545Thai's What Friends Are For! (10a·6p) (AIDS charity evem),

............ 11525 Burdine 1421m035 .... 729·7077TLC House (HIV·posffiVfJ shelter) . . .. 902·2231TV-TG·TS Helpline 780·4282Uniled States Mission (res. shelter program) .. 810 Branard

. 942·0355Vis~jngNurse Association 52(}8115Wednesday Night Mixers Bowling.. . (Tom) 522·9612Women's Info. and Referral 528·2121Women lor Sobr~ty (Pat) 520-1501Women's Cenler . . . 528-6798

HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (AC: 713)Crostini 2411 S. Shepherd 524·8558House 01 Pies 3112 Kirby Dr. . . 528-3816

HUNTSVILLE ORGANIZATION (AC: 409)Planned Parent. (HIV counseling). . . .. 2405-C Ave. I

.............................. 295·6396IRVING ATTORNEY (AC: 214)

Kowalski, John (Melrol214)445·4149LAKE CHARLES, LA, CLUB (AC: 318)

The Ryan St. Pub 723 Ryan St. 436·9524LAREOO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 210)

AIDS Galeway Community Health Center ..... 200 W. Lyoo...................................... 718·5780

City Health Dept. HIV Project 722·2437LONGVIEW CHURCH (AC: 903)

Church With A Vision . . 420 E. Cenon St...................................... 753·1501

LONGVIEW CLUBS (AC: 903)Decisions 2103 E. Marshal 757·4884U1estyles 446 N. Easlman 758·8082

LONGVIEW ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 903)Special Heallh Resources/Serv. & Test. ... 1·800-526·0669American Red Cross/AIDS support group. . . 753-2091Lambda AA.. . .. 906 Padon 753·4167

LUBBOCK CHURCH (AC: 806)MCC Lubbcck 5501 34th St.. 792·5562

LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 806)Gayllesbian Siudent Assoc P.O. 4310, SOS office 18

.745·9207Lambda AA . .. 826-3316LUG.A PO. 4310179484 766-7184Outreach AAfAlancn .. 102 N. AVfJ.S 688-4380PFLAG P.O. 94493179413·4493 799·5466Soulh Plains AIDS Resource Cenler . . 4819 A,.. Q

........... P.O. 6949179493 765-0444LUFKIN ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 409)

EastTexas AIDS Project 569·8240Planned Parent. (HIV counseling) . . 1404 Frank

.................. 534-8446McALLEN ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 210)

Casa de la Merced (HIV supporVser.ices) 666-6047Cemfort House (AIDS hospice) . . .. 687·7367Cerazooes Unidos (HIV carelservices) 666-1155Gay & Lesbian Bowiing League. . 971·8894Nombres de la FrOlllera (AIDS Ouill) 565·5437Proyecto Salud (HIV education) 630-4309

MIDLANDIODESSA CHURCHES (AC: 915)Holy Tnnity Comm. Church 402 E. Gist

.570-HTCC(4822)Prodigal Ministries Community Church (Odessa) ..

............. 1500 E. Murphy.. .. .. 56Q.7328MINERAL WELLS ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 817)

AIDS Resources of Rural Texas,............ PO. 17201Weatherlord 76086 .... 596·3022Ace Social Group. . 325-03251328·1799Friends 01 Jesus (Quakers) 1404 SE 13th St178067

.................................... 325-0325NACOGOOCHES ORGANIZATION (AC: 409)

HeaHh Hon,OIlS of East Texas P.O. 631346. .. . . . 569-8240. . . . testinW569-2021

ODESSA CLUBS (AC: 915)

Fic~ions 409 N. Hancoc!< 580-5449 Lambda AA. . . .. 923 E. Mistletoe .. 732-430OIoption 9Miss Ullie's Nnespo1. . . 8401 Andrews Hwy. Lesbian InfolS.A PO. 12327 826-LlSA

. 366-6799 Log Cabin Repu~icans . . .. 923 E. Misllel0e/78212PORT ARANSAS ACCOMMODATIONS (AC: 5f2) 828.8899

Sea Horse Inn 142311th St.. 749·5221 MHMR 402 Austin.. .. . 225.4227RIO GRANDE VALLEY ORGANIZATIONS Metropolitan Health District 224.2437

Rio Grande V~ley Gay & Les. Bowiing (210)971·8894 NAMES Project 818 E. Grayson 225-4715UTlPan Amer. Gay and Les. Siudent Organ .. (210)381·2260 Parents, Families & Fnends 01 Lesb. & Gays ..

SAN ANGELO CLUB (AC: 915) 121 W. Wor<Iawnl78212 822-4135Silent Partners. .1819 S. Harrison. ..949·9041 Prime Timers. '" PO. 13613178213-0613

SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 915) Rainbcw Garden Club PO. 15292178212Lambda AA . .. .. 1121 S. Bryanl 949-0662 . 733.9086San Angelo AIDS Foundation PO. 62474176906 River City Pool League 734.3630

.................................. 658·3534 RSI Courl of Ihe Alamo Empire P.O. 120123178212SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (AC: 210) 735-9657

Encore Video 8546 Broadway 821·5345 Ryan While Dental Clinic 818 E. Graysonl78208Encore Video Too 1216 E. Euclid 472·3004 224.8950Gay & Lesbian Yellow Pages, Inc 308·6636 San Antonio AIDS Foundation 818 E. Graysonl78208Gunn Infiniti .. 750 NE Loop 410 at Broadway 824·1272 225-4715Gunn Saab .. 750 NE Loop 410 at Broadway 824·0411 San Anlonio Equal Righls Polilical Caucus.

.. . PO. 12571178212 828·2723Shocking Gray 1216 E. Euclid 472·2800 San Antonio Gay & Lesbian Youth Pane!. 732.4301)Zebra', (gifts) 1216 E. EucI~ 472·2800 San Antonio Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Vets 01 Amenca .

SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES & RELlG, ORGAN, P.O. 33397178265-3397 554.9918(AC: 210) San Antonio Gay and Lesbian Switchboard 733·7300

Dign~/San Anlonio. PO. 12544178212 556-3287 San Anlonio Lambda Siudents AIIiarc e .. PO. 12715178212First Unitanan Church. 7150 IH 10 W. . . . 344-4695 .. 736-4329Infant Jesus of Prague Chapel .. 3442 W. Wor<Iawnl78228 San AntOllio Men's Chorus. . 102 Wici<es St....................................... 432·2510 226.2324

MCCSA 611 E. Myrtle 472·3597 San Antonio Iavem Guild P.O. 12712178212NatilOty of Jesus Byzantine Cath. Ch. of Amer. Cathedral . South Texas Outreach Program for AIDSIUT Heatth SO. Cnt.

......... 9539 Bowen Dr178250 520-8213 .. 301 S. Frio 1278 270-4621River City Living Church 202 Holland Texas Gay Rodeo Association PO. 12651

................ 822·1121 349.8478St. Sergios & St. Baechos Orthodox Mission. Unned States MissiOll of Tx. (res. shelter program) .

.. PO. 17232178217 697·3264 626 E. QuincyI78215 299·1318SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (AC: 210) Wellness Connection 1424 Fredricl<sberg Rd.

The Annex 330 San Pedro 223-6957 732·3111Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271·3811 Young Men's HeaHh Project [yMHPj ..Eagle Mountain .. 1902 McCullough A,. 733-1516 104 Babcocl< Rd178201 736-2244Mick's Hideaway .. 5307 McCullough AVfJ. . .828·4222 SAN MARCOS ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 512)Nexus. .. 8021 Pinebrook Dr. 341·2818 LambdaiGay, Lesbian Bi Siudent Assoc. (SWTU). 396-4317The Pegasus 1402 N. Main.. .. 299-4222 GLSA of GLSA 754-0848ReBar 826 San Pedro (upstairs) 227·2789 Rural AIDS Service Program. . 142 Jaci<soo Ln.The Saini. .1430 N. Main 225·7330 PO. 748178667·0748 754·6628Sanctuary 1818 N. Main 737·2344 SHERMAN CLUB (AC: 903)Silver Dolar 1418 N. Main 227·2623 Gor<Time Lounge .. 2520 Hwy91 N 463-9944Snuttys SaIooo 820 San Pedro 226-2620 SHERMAN ORGANIZATION (AC: 903)Sparks 8011 Webbies 599-3225 AR.C.O.T. P.O. 367175091 813-12722015. . .. 2015 San Pedro. . . . 733-3365 S, PADRE ISLAND ACCOMMODATIONS (AC: 210)Wor<tys 826 San Pedro 271·9663 Upper Deck HolellCrews Quarters Bar PO. 2309178597

SAN ANTONIO DOCTOR (AC: 210) 761·5953Douglass, Albert H., MD 5018 San Pedro TEXARKANA ORGANIZATION (AC: 501)

............ 826·2311 Texarkana AIDS Project 773-1994SAN ANTONIO FITNESS CENTER (AC: 210) TEXAS CITY ORGANIZATION (AC: 409)

Alt. Clubs, A.C.!' 827 E. Elmira 223-2177 Gull Ccasl Center (HIV case manage.) 6510 MemorialSAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 210) 935·0506

AIDS Information. . 225-4715 TYLER CHURCH (AC: 903)AIDS Resource Ctr 800 Lexing10n 222·2437 St. Gabriel Community Church 13904 Cr. 1193/75703Alamo Business Ceundl (prollsocial) PO. 15481178212 581·6923Alamo City Men's Chorale P.O. 120243178212 TYLER/SMITH CO, ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 903)

................................. 495·7484 Planned Parent.. .. 35OQ.E. S. Broadway 581·8277Bexar Co. Bears. P.O. 17232178217-0232 377·7308 WACO CHURCH (AC: 817)Bexar Men (gay nudist) P.O. 12342178212·0342 MCC .. . 1601 Clay 752·5331Bisexual Network. P.O. 29023178229·0023 690-7791 WACO CLUB (AC: 817)Casa Martin 132 W. Grayson S1178212. .. .227-5968 DalOd's 507 Jefferson at 5th 753-9189Chain of Ccmmand 2807 Westview Dr. WACO ORGANIZATIONS (AC: 817)

. Canyoo Lake, TXl78133-4418.. Ceurt of the Central Texas Empire ............................... 733·64751899·7879 P.O. 20761176702 754·2060

Crisis Helpline (24 hours). . . 227·4357 Gay & Lesbian Alliance of Cenlral Texas ..Gay & Lesbian Community Center 923 E. Mistletoe P.O. 9081176714 752·7727

........ 732·4301) Parenls, Families & Fnends of Lesb. & Gays 75Q.7211Gay & Lesbian Community CenterlUnity Foundation. . WEATHERFORO/PARKER CO, ORGAN, (AC: 817)................ PO. 15857178212 734·UNITY AIDS Resources of Rural Texas .

Happy Foundation 411 Bonham 227·6451 P.O. 17201Wea!herford 78086 596-3022Hispanic AIDS Committee. . 132 W. Grayson St178212 WICHITA FALLS CHURCH (AC: 817)

.224·7330 MCC. . .. 1014 Wichita 322·4100

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