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Brown and Vice Squad Confronted Over Numerous Arrests
By Robert Hyde
The following is a compilation of informa·
tion garnered through interview~ over the
past week with people from the gay community.
Only the namPs of the morepublically
known individuals have been used.
Unfortunately, we live in a society where
this is necessary.)
The gay community's outrage in the wake
of 46 arrests made by Houston Police
Department Vice Squad officers during
the week of January 15th resulted in two
meetings over the past week with Police
Chief Lee Brown, his officers and
members of the community who
demanded to know why the arrestli were
being made and what could be done to stop
them.
Under pressure from GPC President
Larry Bagneris and gay activist Ray Hill,
who threatened a sit-in at City Hall if
recognition to the community regarding
the arrests was not immediately forthcom·
ing, Brown hastily threw a meeting
together last Friday, Jan. 20, in order to
assuage the outrage ai\d panic that was
slowly threatening the community at
large.
On Monday afternoon, the community's
businessmen, attorneys, and affiliates
from the community's organizations con-fronted
Brown and his officers in a special
meeting arranged by Councilman George
Greanias.
Throughout the meetings, Brown htt·
tened, frequently expressing surprise over
his vice squad's activities.
Throughout the meetings, his vice
squad said their arrests were made under
a "business as usual" condition.
Throughout the meetings, members of
the community tried to remain calm in
facing an out-of-control vice squad whose
actions could threaten a hard earned
peace with City Hall and the HPD that
has been pervasive throughout the community,
but a peaeti that could erupt into a
gay outrage that the nation has not seen
in years.
After listening to horror tales of degradation
visited upon members of the gay
community by HPD's vice, after hearing
vice squad officers admit the existence of a
"faggot list" where names, photos and
license plates of homosexua1s and many
nongays have been recorded, after hearing
of sober people being dragged out of
bars at random to be detained at HPD
headquarters-the people of the community
only asked for one thing-respectthat,
and a giant, collective "get off our
backs."
In the wake of those meetings, the gay
community is waiting and watching to see
how much control HPD Chief Brown has
over his vice squad which, as Hill was
reported to have said, is simply "unsure of
their own ma;;culinity."
But reports from community leaders
have been positive, and with an expressed
trust for BrCiwn, feel that the vice squad's
rabid attacks on gay establishments will
become subdued to the point that if such a
visit does occur in the future, it will produce
only a minor ripple, a>i opposed to the
major swell that last week's arre't.>
created.
Bagneris said that theGPC began moni·
tormg the situation when the first arrests
were made at JR's at 808 Pacific during
the week of January 8. By the time the
arrest tally had grown to 46 the following
week, Bagneris apprised Brown of the
situation and called for an immediate
meeting. Bagneris was concerned with the
community's businesses, as well as with
the "genuine fear" that was spreading.
At the meeting last Friday, Jan. 20, GPC
members, bar owners, attorneys, and people
who had been arrested by the vice
squad confronted a reportedly "surprised"
Brown and three vice squad department
heads. After an arrestee's emotional tale
of debasement by vice officers, Brown was
reported to have said that he would not
allow violations of basic human rightli.
But most of the furor came when activist
Hill confronted vice officers on their maintaining
a "faggot list," an accusation verified
by vke officer Fulbright (See the
report on the "list" elsewhere in thi;;
issue.)
Attorneys at the meeting pointed out
that 50 percent of the time, the arresting
officers fail to appear in court which
makes the original arrcslli appear as ·
nothing but harassment.
One attorney stated, " I've been putting
up v.ith this bullshit for eight years, ad
nausram, and nothing ever happens. The
credibility is at an all-time low with the
HPD's special departmentli. The vice
,;quad ne\'er changes."
Bagneris stated at that Friday meeting,
"This 15 a total abuse of authority and a
.•tupid abuse.
"We don't have the money to waste in
this community on gama; thei;e policemen
play," he said. adding that the costs to the
community of such \'ice squad activities
range" from $50,000 to $100,000.
Yet Bagneris, ever ready to calm the
community and give City Hall and Chief
Brown a chance to work out the problems,
stated about the recent vice activities,
"These are 60s tactics that demand 60s
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Activist Ray Hill Claims HPD's Vice Maintain 'Faggot File'
By Robert Hyde and Billie Duncan
Gay Political Caucus board member and
reknown gay activist Ray Hill startled
Police Chief Lee Brown and several of his
officers this past week at two separate
meetings with his knowledge of a "faggot
file" which has reportedly been kept by
Houston Police Department's vice squad.
Hill said that he has known of the cxistenct•
of such a collection of material for
over six y<>ars, when it wa~ first exposed as
a vice squad mant·uver~ng too! ~y thl'
Houston Polire Officers As1<oc1ahon to
forml'r State Representative Ron Waters
with the statement, "This is an example of
what we've got."
Since that time, Hill said the "file" has
been used to blackmail a prominent judge
who had been asked to reside at the trial of
a charged police ~fficer. .. ,, . ..
According to Hill, the file 1s a very
complex data reserve" containing arrest
information, whether arrestees won or lost
their cases, list ofn~m~ of people arrested
for public intoxication m gay bars and for
public lewdn~~s i.n bo?kstores and "even
in the woods Hill said.
Hill also ~entioned that th_e ~Jes c<?n·
tain polaroid photos taken ms1de vice
headquarters by vice officers. of "drag
queens and nude moles •. some m ~mbarrassing
sexually sugges~iv~ P08!!8·
Besides photos taken m>11de vice squad
headquarters, Hill .. said that four years
ago certain vice ofhcers suggested to certain'
residents of the Westmoreland area?f
Montrose that they take p~otos. of gays m
their private hedroom.s. Hill. smd some. of
the re11idents complied with the vice
reque.st, nnd pictu1~ were taken through
patio doors and one even from a rooftop.
According to Hill, a case hased on these
photos was brou1-:ht to court, hut thrown
f-IAVE ~'OU EVE:R :-ff?D THE FEELING?. .•
out by the judge.
Hill also mentioned that the "file" contains
photos of groupo taken at gay
events, as well as license-plate numbero of
cars parked near the events and at gay
establishments.
The data was brought to light recently
at a meeting last Friday (Jan. 20) when
Hill queiotioned why the vice ,,quad subjected
gay men whom had been arrested
Ja,t week to group photographs when
other photographs had been taken during
arrest procedures. . .
At that meeting, Hill , rud that \'IC'e
officer Fulbright admitted that the photos
were for other than standard police files.
"Which files," Hill abked.
"The 'faggot fileb,'" Fulbright was
reported to have said.
Also at that meeting, Hill said that the
vice officer attributed the group photos to
cost-saving measures.
At a meeting last Monday (Jan. 23)
before the Police Chief, his officers and
over 50 members of the community, Hill
asked Lt. Kunkel of the vice squad if
indeed a "faggot file" existed.
Kunkel replied. "We don'thave a 'faggot
file."'
When pressed, Kunkel admitted that t~e
vice squad had a file of people arrested m
Montroi;e.
"We have a homosexual file," he 11aid.
At that point in the meeting, many
members in the community began toquestion
Kunkel as to why such a file should
exlSt.
Kunkel said, '"We keep files on eve-ryone."
.
One community spokesman pointed out
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Some Ashamed of
SMU's Position on
Gay Organization
By Don Ritz
DALLAS-Right in the heart of SMU
country, amidst all the bars, apartments
and restaurants frequented by SMU stu·
dents and/or swinging singles, stood this
sign: SMU-"Some May Understand, but
Others are Ashamed of Your Position on
Gay Rights."
The sign, located at Greenville and Uni·
versity, was erected by David Beebe.
Beebe owns the billboard and rents the
space for short periods of time for personal
mesRageR.
Beebe, who is not gay, said that when he
Ufies the billboard himself, he tries to select
topical issues: and his publicist employee,
an SMU student, told him the Gay and
Lesbian Student Support Organization
wai; the topic of the Phil Donahue Show on
Jan. 10.
Beebe said, "I was very angered that
SMU took that stance, then went n ation
ally and acted proud of it. It made me mad
and embarrassed that it (denial ofGLSSO
recognition) was brought to national
attention . It made Dallas look behind the
times."
Nation of
Wallflowers
Are we turning into a nation of wallflow·
ers? Psychologist Jonathan Cheek thinks
so, reports the Denver Post. He says 40
pcr("ent of us are painfully shy, and the
number is growing
Chef'k blames the breakdown of tradi·
tionul community inNtitutions.
Snvs Cheek, "There's no way a singles
bar ~ill substitute for the social contacts
of a church youth group."
He advises unhappy wallflowers to
break out of their sht•lls in small steps by
practicing small talk with one person at a
time. Says he: "Taking on too much will
only reinforce failure."
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JAN 27, 1984 /MONTROSE VOICE 3
Gay Press Conference This Weekend
The Gay Press Association is holding its
southern regional conference this weekend
in Houston at the Savoy Hotel, 1616
Main. About 50 attendees are expected
from Florida to Texas.
Keynote speaker for the event will be Dr
Dan Siminoski, a former political science
professor at Texas Tech University in
Lubbock and currently the author of an
ACLU-a11si~ted law8uit against the FBI
seeking relea~e of government information
on surveillance of gay people and
groups in the 1950s and 60s.
The FBI, !'Ven under regulations of the
Freedom of Information Act, has not acted
correctly to a rl'quest by Siminoski for the
informat ion, he says.
Although the conference is primarly for
gay people working int he gay and non·
gay media, the conference is open to oth·
ers, said GPA executive director Mike
Rutherford.
"At least one workshop, and several
speeches and a video presentation, are
actually planned for non-media people,"
he said.
Registration is being done at the hotel
until 8:00 p.m. Fnday a ndagain 9:()0.10:00
a.m. Saturday, prior to Siminoski's opening
remarks.
Writers Think
Orwell Off Base
By now every politician and pundit has
had his say about George Orwell's novel
1984, but what do his fellow prognootica·
tors think?
The San Franci~co Chronicle reports
that scil'nCI' fiction author Terry Carr
says: "There's no characterization, the
prose 1s trash, and it has only one lesson·
don't put a date in your title."
Marta Randall, president of the Science
Fiction Writers of America, thinks the
threat to freedom comes not from hightech
hardware, but from a public made
stupid by People Magazine, USA Today,
and happy-talk TV news.
And writer Fritz Leiber claims 1984
wasn't about technology at all. Says he:
"It's real.~y about a very old idea power
corrupts.
Registration feeis¢35forGPA members
and $45 for non-GPA members and
includes Sunday lunch at the hotel.
New Hope for
Addicted Joggers
Jogging , i: , >d for }:ou: m?st doctors
agree but jogging addiction is not. And
more ~nd more running addict~ are show
ing up, reports the Chicago Tr1bu~e.
For them, withdrawal can be iust a ..
painful a .. kicking drugs or alcohol.. Doctors
say habitual runners wh~ do_n t get
their regular "fix" show clas;;1c signs of
withdrawal: irritability, teninon. dep~es·
ston an.I lfv.il Thev .also have physical
symptoms: their musCles start twitch.mg
and their bodies feel bloated ~d s~uggish.
Withdrawal pains can set m "''.1thm 24
hours after missing a ru~. and ~sappear
once the feet start pounding agam; ?
But suppose you're hurt and cant run.
The experts recommend upper-body exer·
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4 MONTROSE VOICE I JAN 27, 1984
Montrose
Mouth
By Amanda B. Recondwith
At Least Her Gossip is
Open to the Public!
After .ist week's tizzy over al the bizarre police
raids In Montrose. Amanda has decided to be
more JOvial this week. But before she gets too
JOyous. she would like to know If there 1s any
trufh in the rumor that the police are now taking
down the license numbers of cars outside
gay bars and bookstores for future reference.
Oh well, /a-de-da' Never knew 1984 would be
so true to form. Amanda 1s thinking of starting
a new column: This Week's Bar Raids You
know a simple little affair with a list of victimized
bars Some friends have suggested that
maybe the VOICE should look into the public
police files and find outthe identity of the officers
involved. then publish their names and
faces under the caption, · our Friends in Blue "
What do you think?
-o-
Anyway. the weather is wonderful at last, and
there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel,
and Amanda is standing 1n line. waiting for the
Low Rider 1n front of her to finish polishing the
crystal chandeliers 1n the back seat of his
Chevy Actually we don't mind the wait. but we
are a little disturbed that now our car is also a
low rider It seems that our tires have disappeared
during the long wait.
-D-Ai's
is having a big party Sat • Jan. 28, 8pm to
2am The party is called "leather and ... ", in
other words. use your imagination and fix
yourself up in any leather combination your
mind can come up with. The VOICE's own
leather duo. Hyde & Duncan, may just show up
and shock the world once again with their
sadistic tendencies
-o-
Our deep thanks to Fritz for the much appreciated
critiques on the writing of our talented
Jeff Bray. Jeff says that should he ever need
advice on his journalistic abilities, he will no
longer have to refer to Wiiiiam F. Buckley, Jr.
or Ted Koppel.
-o-
Well. Sl Thomaa Unlverafty is offering a real
exc1t1ng event Sunday, Feb 5 at 2pm. Should
your lover be packing bags, or your cat be
freshly departed, and you have nothing left to
do that day, The Rev Robert J. Henle will be
discussing the tome-honored and greatly
debated sub1ect of "St Thomas Aquinas and
American law."
-c-
Amanda hears th-at there IS a missing chess
piece on Welch. What did you do with 11. Rhett?
Is 11 really being passed through the neighborhood?
Is there really something secret inside?
-o-we
h-ave to advise the Widow to be cautious
about mixing tranquilizers and liquor. RHcal'1
sure hates to escort people out to the parking
lot. and with firemen running in and out. you
could get yourself extinguished.
-o-
Th1s may be a subtle hint. but the Montrose
Clinic 1s offering Sunday hours again. It will be
open Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4 30pm.
This 1s In addition to the clinic's regular Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday night sessions
from 6 to 9 30pm. Remember, the clinic offers
AIDS evaluation and counseling programs.
and also Hepatitis "B" screening, each for $30
Hepatitis "B" vacinat1ons and follow-up testing
are also available for $150. The clinic also
treats acablft (EEEEEEEEKI), crabe (Will
Long John Silvers suffer a shortage?), and
some ext ... nal warts /which means. of course.
that William F Buckley, Jr. had better stay
away from Montrose')
-o-
The Avondale Auoclallon 1s offering a truly
wonderful Valentine'• Day Gift this year in the
shape of a live Oak Tree. For a mere $25 donation,
the association will plant a 4-to-6 foot live
oak tree in the Avondale neighborhood
Should you hke the tree to be donated 1n someone's
name or memory, a certificate will be
sent commemorating your gift. Take advantage
of this lovely idea by Feb. 12, 1984 It's a
rare gift that can offl!f' life and beauty for perhaps
a hundred years• Call 520-1262 for
mformat1on
-o-
The Art league of Hou•lon will be having
another of their fascinating shows. "Best of
Dlmenalon Houlton," Feb. 6 through Feb. 24.
Amanda Is a BIG fan of the Art league. and she
recommends that everyone go see this exhibit.
So far. there has never been a disappointment
-o-
No. it's not something from The Exorcist.
Believe 11 or not. the Catholic Church. throughDignity,
offers a very necessary and helpful
service for persons who are disabled or otherwise
unable to attend mass. These lay persons,
called " Extraordinary Ministers," will visit people
at their homes or other locations and give
the sacraments and the eucharist. For informa-tion,
call 523-7644 ·
-o-
Amanda thanks Marshall Maxwell and Ari• For
Everyone for hosting Wednesday's showing of
the fabulous play, "Cloud Nine at the Alley
Theater." We look forward to meeting with you
in the future. and stand behind your new
Showtlx organization. After seeing Cloud
Nine. Amanda will never be able to think of
those masculine!fem1n1ne roles in the same
way. It shouldn't have been so shocking After
all everyone knew that Kichener slept with his
m~le secretary, and the Scotts' Guard wore
(wear') nothing under their kills for a reason!
Good Shew"
-o-
Speaking of sexual mores warping human
behavior and perceptions, Cloud Nine will also
be performed for the benefit of the Women'•
lobby Alliance and the Gay Rights National
lobby, Sunday, Jan.29. Tickets are $15 per
person. and includes a 6:15pm reception and
the 7:30pm performance.
-o-
Incidentally, Amanda and everyone would like
to know where Kathy Whitmire is? We hear
that George Greanla is hustling like a Chinese
fish monger to st1He the horrible rumors
of Police Blackl191L Sometimes, Amanda
wonders whether she 01s living in Houston,
1984, or Berlin, 1935' Could this be a
watershed year for the Houston gay community?
Such exciting times! It's like being a civilian
watching the battle of Bull Run, only we
hope we don't get trampled when the heat gets
too close.
-o-
A note to Roger and David: We hear that all
those Hiii Country men will never be the same
after your visit to Austin last weekend
-o-listen
up softball players. Your 1984 Montrose
Sports Association men's softball league 1s
forming-and the teams need players. To sign
up, call Jerry Chaffin , 52:>-0413.
-o-
George B•mhart 1s back in town. Those of you
who thought he had died are to be put on alert
He's alive and well and has aleady written his
first (of which no doubt there will be many)
letter to the editor at the VOICE
-o-
Get those silly hats out and don some real jive
attitude, Hon, 'cause luWanda P11ge, of Sanford
& Son fame, will be performing once again
at the CopL Stay tuned to the VOICE for
details
-o-
The Boston Se• Party, 7901 Westhe1mer in
con1unction with The Center for the Retarded,
is sponsoring the first ever Caviar Eating Col"lteat
in Houston. Feb. 14 at 6pm There will be
two categories: Consummation and Style.
Amanda will leave 11 to the reader to decide the
meaning of these two categories. There
should probably be another category: Throwing
Up. Can you imagine eating caviar as
though 11 were hot dogs or apple pies? Smee
one usually must grow accustomed to the
taste of caviar, we assume there will be some
real haute monda patrons. Picture Caroline
Farb woofing down a bowl of caviar. Afterall, 1t
1s tor a good cause'
-c-
Enough! Enough' The low nder 1s finally moving
that car, and as the Flamingo music drifts
off into the distance, we will begin to drag what
is left of our poor automobile into place In the
time it has taken me to write this column, more
of the car has been taken. Oh well, all I have to
use now is the "whitewall'' wash. There's really
nothing left to wax. And what's that? Someone
1s pointing a camera at me from across the
street• Am I that conspicuous? He 1s taking
notes. but I don't think I should worry much
My l1sence plates have also disappeared'
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Selected Events
through 7 Days
mFRIDA Y-SUNDA Y: Gay
Press Association Southern
Regional Conference, Jan.
27-29, Savoy Hotel, Houston
mFRIDA Y: GPC's Night at the
Alley Theater, "Cloud 9," Jan.
27
mFRIDA Y: Committee for
Public Health Awareness's
"Sharing Group for the Worried
Well," 7-8pm, Montrose
Counseling Center, 900 Lovett
-SUNDAY: MontroHe Tennis
Club plays 10:30am·l:30pm,
MacGregor Park
• SUNDAY: Overeaters
Anonymous meet 8pm Bering
Church, 1440 Harold
mMONDA Y: AIDS victim
support group meets 6:30pm,
Montrose Counseling Center,
900 Lovett Blvd., Suite 203
mMONDA Y: MSA Bowling,
9pm at Stadium Bowl, 8200
Braesmain
•TUESDAY: Lesbian/Gay
Ret;ource Service, Univ. of
Houston, meets 2:30pm Jan. 31,
Spindletop Room, Univ, Center,
Univ. Park
•TUESDAY: Montrose
Symphonic Band meets at
Bering Church, 1440 Harold,
7:30pm
•WEDNESDAY: Gay Political
Caucus meet.II 4600 Main #217,
7:30pm Feb. l
•WEDNESDAY: Overeaters
Anonymous meet 8pm Bering
Church, 1440 Harold
•THURSDAY: Wilde 'n Stem
gay radio show 7:30-9pm on
KPFT Radio, FM-90
•THURSDAY: MSA Mixed
Bowling League bowls, 9pm at
Stadium Bowl, 8200 Braesmain
Selected Events
in Future Weeks
•IN 1 WEEK: Choice's
Lesbian Mothers' Group meets
6:30pm Feb. 4, 210 Fairview,
apt. l
m!N 1 WEEK: Lesbians & Gay
People in Medicine meet 7:30pm
Feb.4
•IN 2 WEEKS: Houston
North Professionals meets
7:30pm, Feb. 11
•IN 2 WEEKS: Lincoln's
birthday, Feb. 12
•IN 2 WEEKS: Blueboy's 6th
Annual Man of the Year
Contest, Feb. 12, College Club,
110 E. 14th, New York
•IN 2 WEEKS: Valentine's
Day, Feb. 14
•IN 2 WEEKS: Lutherans
Concerned meets Feb.1 4, Grace
Lutheran Church, 2.515 Waugh
•IN 2 WEEKS: Integrity
meets Feb. 14, Autry House,
6265 Main
•IN 2 WEEKS: Citizens for
Human Equality (CHE) meets
Feb. 14
•IN 2 WEEKS: Houston Data
ProfeRsionals meet 7:30pm
Feb.14, East Room, Holiday_
Inn Central, 4640 South Mam
' m!N 8 WEEKS: Choices meets
12:30pm Feb.19
•IN 3 WEEKS: Unitarian/
Universalist Gay Caucus meets
Feb. 19, 1st Unitarian Church,
5210 Fannin
m!N 8 WEEKS: Washington's
birthday, Feb. 20
•IN 4 WEEKS: Houston Area
Gay & Lesbian Engineers &
Scientists meet 7pm Feb. 28
~tionel Gwy Health Education FoundatiOn-P08
784 N~ YOB. NY 1~212) 563-«113 or Or
Greenberg II (713) 623-~
N•honal Gay Rights ActYocates s.40 Castro San
Franctaco. CA 841'4 {415) 863-3624
N1tional G•y Task Force-80 5th Av Now York NY
t0011-C212) 7"41•5800
• NGTF I Crtsisline-{900) 221 70i4 (a...ta.:M Nftw
Vork Staht)
Te11&1 Gav lMt> .. n THk Force- POe AK. Denton
76201 {817) 387·8216
A Capella Cnoru1-(Montrose) ChuTc"ti"Ot
Chnst 717-9286
A Place 111 the Sun-cJo Grac1tynn Books~
Fa1rv1ew-522-7695 subgroup ol l lH Inc,
concerts 7pm Tues
ACW-1236 W Gray-52•·5925
Atos Hot11ne-Ci0 GaY SwitchbOlrd :S-20-3211
American Gay Athetats- 457--6690- -~
bOw A1111nce-520-9"51 (voice),
520-0552 (TIY)
~~~~f~J.2_8J=•-Aobert Moon. d11 209
~~~.~=~~~0"11~~~~c~~~u~~-
Biack & WM• Men Togett;.-;ewMT;=doG.Y
Sw•1Chb0ard 52&-3211
C°hotcei leab•art group-c/o Gey Switchboard.
.529-3211 meet1 12 30pm 3td Sun 1110 see
L11b1an Mothera
Chr11ti1n Church oTi"he ooQd sh9Pnerd='l 707
MOf'llrose a&Meet 1pmSun 81ble1tudy7;30pm
Thurs
tMontrOM) Church or Christ-1700 MOOlrOH-
777-9286 aerv1cea 11 em Sun
~ch of Chn1t19n Fa11h- 217=- Fa1,.;;;w-::
529-8005 1erv1ces 10 4Sam Sun & 7 t5pm Wed,
Bible study 7 15pm Tu• & Sun. choir ptactice
Wed alter terv1c"
C~rch ot Pentec01~-t.-IU n11_y_ __t_ 217_R1chmond-
850-7288. 520-5699 Serv1c• 7 30pm Fri. 11em
&in
Clt1zen1 tor Human Equality (CHE)-POB 30-CS:
77253~3346 board meet 2nd Tun
a;ppe-;:;= Poe~ 95i° A1thmoncr11•"'6=9 ---co1i-
m=-mee11 et Braz; River i0tt0m°"2400
Brozot-52&-9192
~f'Or" Pubhc HNlth Aw1ren4111-POB
3CM5. 77253-52&-6333. 522-50IM 'Shonng
Group tor lhtl Womed Weir meet Fri, 7-Bpm
MonlroM Counseling Center
COmrn--un;ry Goapel C~ter-1100 ~on;;c;._
523-6018
~~~~ew"!~~,;-~~=e~·ac:.1., i~! ·2~1r
4th Fn
en;; Hothne-226-1505 ~------
0111l-•Gay-Athe11t-..57~ American Gay
Athe1sl1
01anl_F_o_u_n-do-t-1on---2700 Maaon-524-5791
Qjgn11y-Calhol1c Student Cenle r~ 1703
Bolsover-523-76" 528·76" mes• & aoc1al
7 30pm Sat
;at Urui'u1a_n_C_h_u-rc_h __ -5- 21-o-F'"o-n-n1-n---52-&--15-7.,..1
servjce 11 15.am Sun
~1'1-529-1288
Gay & Alive Sharing Expen~ {GASE)-
52&-1311. 528-0891
Gay & Leab1an Archlv• of TekU atfll~te of l/H
Inc
G'iY'ANn Ciub--26i5 W1ugh 112"4 77008
Gi'YH11p11111c Caucua-ae8-525_2 ___ _
G1YNurMSAi1;ance~04e8 - -Gay
Pohtic.-t CauCulToPC-;::p()B6i66'4
77266-521·1000 meet 4600 Ma•n •217 7 30pm
l~~ ~~~-~1,t~h~c::; ~tev ~"'Jan 21
o;y--Pride- W•k ·93 Comm1nee~n
Coleman., Houte or Coleman. 901 W Alabama
523-2'21
Ga"YSw•IChbOllrd-POB3624. 772S3~1
•nf0fm1t1on. countehrig. referra11. TTY AIOS
Hotline
GreAt•r MontrOM Businesa Gulld=CO°~c"i
thfough MontroM Voice meeta 7 30pm 4th
Wltd. community room. Liberty Benk, 1001
Weathe1mer
G7ffnapoinVFM1960 ArH Far-Away Fr11n~
821-9681
~ Interfaith All1ance-729"M;oo;=
523-6969
Houston AreaGav & Leib.~..fl &
Sc1en11111-524-7498. 7~10pm meeta 7pm 4th
Tueo
i°Houston City Hall- 901 8agbY° -H~
onC ommun1iYc1Q;ni-862-8314
'HOuato;-'olte ProttM•ONta- mH~n Easi
Room. Hohday Inn Central 4640 S Mem-
523-&922 me.t 7 30pm 2nd Tues
Houston 'M"OiOrcycle Club cto Mary·a. 1022
Weatheimer-528-8851
iiH 1;-c-=Poe 1eo41 1122"'2.:ii•T732.
~~=~~;~n aJ~1·~~ lrop~~. a;~ :~;•r:i~·
Montrote Art Alliance. Gay & LMb1an Arctuves
of Tex11, Gey Sw11c,,bo1rd. Monuose
~hr:~-;~, ~~t~~ ... ;~0~t=r
educat10n11 forum 7:3Qpm 3td Thurs
H'OuiiO.;" N0rtrl Prote111on111-POB 3840.
Humble nJ.47-8111 It 82t-712e meet 7 30prn
2nd Sat
Ingersoll Speakers' BurHu-POB 391, Bella:;.•
77'101~
~t:&;~:~~n ~:C~h=~t;~~:..~
House. 6265 Main
interact-Poe 16041 77222-529-70~
4th Wed Be"ng Church. 1440 Harold. 7 30pm
iKPFTR9dio-:--FM-:-90~19LC;;;tt eMi=
526-4000 --Wilde 'n Stein'" gay r1d10 show Thurs
~»~~"!.. -----"'--- - --
K$JAIOS Foundatcon-1001 W•lhe1mer•193-
52•-AIOS
lambd8 B1cyc1e Cl~b --oavK:t 682-0458. Carol
529-4975
lin:\bdACenter Gay Alcohol1ct & Alanon 1214
Jo AMie-521-9772
l8.b111'\/Gay Resource Serv1ce-Unlver11ty of
Houston. .t800 C.lhoun. boK 309. 770CM
749-1253 meets 2 30pm a1terna1e TUffdeya
Spjnc:Hetop Room. 2nd floor. Un1veralty Center w;n,, &G1y People in Mtote1ne- .88().(M88
meet 7:30pm ,st Sa1
:..utherans Concffn9d-m8eta at Grace
Lutl'leran Church. 2515 Waugh S21 .()863,
~53- t 143 meet 2nd_ &_4th T uea 9\len1"i"
Men Against Deception Couneay Ctut>-POB
~1871, 772s.&
• twtetropolltan Cofn~unity ChUrch ol lhe
Resurrection ( MCCR) -11U9 Decatur -
881-9149 PoMuek dmnet' 7 30l)m 111 Sit
monthty services 10 45am & 7 15pm Sun &
7 15pm Wed memberatup inquirers ctass
7 30pm Mon. educatt0n cta11e1 Tuet & Wed e-wes
M00tro"ie-Art Alhence-521-2461 1rt1h1te l/H
Inc meet 2nd Thurs
Montrose C1v1c Club see Ne8rtown Asaocl~n
iMontrose Chnic:.104 We1the1mer- 528--M31
open weekntghts 6-1 Opm
M"Ont~OQ:oers ""iitM1ate ol t1H Inc. meet Fri
eve. Bering Church Act1v1hes Bldg 3405
Mulberry
Mo-;;\roa9Counae11ng Cent'Jr 900 Lovett
•203-529-0037 AIDS v1ct1m support group
meets 6 30pm Mon
Mont;o .. -S1ngera-C1rl uwrence 774-3591
1fter 6pm reheerul Mon evn. Bering Church.
1440 Harold
MOnfrOM Tennli" Club-Ran'OOii"at 887-955'3
plliy Sun 1Ct309m-130pm. MacGrit90r Park
~~:S~.~~~~e:·x:m eow1.
M~TI;..;:;-Noght (M111ed Leegue) 8c·;whng ~
play St11d1um Bowl. 8200 Braesmain- 961 1523
MSA ·Greeter Houlton \Men a) Soflbell-
523-8802 day 523-0o< 13 ...
Ms:A7(3;'e~~fO;;tMen11sott~
Commun1c1t1on Comm11t1e-POB 22272
n227· "'Senn 8 Gay World Sonea opening
Oenteflve) 3pm Aug 2e. M.-non11f Partt
MS.A ,..yo;;t;.·S sOttball Leagu• Lind• at
688-7193
MSA/Volleybali gamH7.iOpmTu.I
Gregory-Lincoln school. 1101 Tatt
Montrose Symphonic Band mMia atB;;;;Q
Church. 1440 Har<>ld~27-5MS4 meel 7 30pm
Tu11: atfll111e f/H Inc
Montrose Witch subgroup NNrtown A11oc
feel
\I
JAN. 27, 1984 I MONTROSE VOICE 21
Mustangs-meets at the-e;;;;:-710 Pac. ~-
528-9'27 ctub mght Thurs
Nat1onar GaYHUtth Edu:.c._ab:On_"Fcx.-nd-,--•t"°>0-n-Houston
523-5204
Nahona1 Org1n121hon tor Women \NOW)
lesbian Rt;htl last Force-POB 440i422 n2«
Ne~n Association (M.ontroie Civte Cl~
meets at Beflng Church. 14'0 Harc>ld-
522·1000 meet 7prn 4th Tu•
Ne;° Freedom Chnslten C~...,'-',-ch---9,...1"""2-W-1-1-.lh--S91-
13'2 MfVteel 10.m Sur\ 7 30pm Wed
OV8reatenAOOnymoo,-=coB;;.-~ -ChuK~
~':~~~-;::S"°Jn:!'fl526-4015 rneetl 8pm
Pa~iS & FriendS of leSbl.f:flS & Gays~
•&<-6e63, Sprong 353-4792
P1ik P8ople...:C10 Nearto-wn Community
Flrehouse-741-2524
Paz y · L1ber1c;Qn- ... PO_B_ 800063 -77260
523-9061
AeCreatio~a7land Fund Comm•tte&-Mustang
Club pro,ect
R;(e Univ -G-o-ylL_eo_b-1an_ s.;ppo,t Group-
52HJ72•
Sh8n11 Ot Texas counseling '°' hf•tnratentng
Utnessn-522·50&<
Texas Bay ArH Gay•- -3J2..;3737 meet Thurs
ovenong
Tex.a B•y ArM Gay Youth-332~737 meet
~\llrMk:Y
Tex• GiY Rodeo ~M.~ $peril.
52•5 auflolO Spctwy
Texas --H~man~s Foundit1on=ii'1s
Commoti\lll'Ulth-522-2824
Te~a Ri<Sers-c:o Marys. 1022 Wnthe1mer
52&-6M1
Unrtari.niUAA.e;s.hst -Gay Caucus-c.ro 111
Unnarian Church, 5210 Fannin 520-9767
S28'-5M2 meet 3rd Sun afternoons
Westayan FeUow1tuP=i&c-as99
Wnthetmer co10nv Arts - AiiOCT.teon-1001
Westtieimer •187
Women·1 Lo~ Alliance- p4 Chelsea- ~21-0C39
BAYTOWN-=- --
B1ytown Lambda Group- ~27 13~
CONROE:_-- -
Conroe Area Lambda SOCtety- Jan at 1409)
756--03&4 or Ray at f409) 756-4097
Conroe Arul.9lb11ns-Katt'ly II ~409) 7S6-9069
mee_t~~~~I
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MODELS,
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MASSEURS
--LICENSED MASTER MASSEUR
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out. Professional service by appointment
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523-2312 before 11 pm Complete rut>down
RELAXING SENSUAL RUBDOWN
Chuck. 521-3496
TE:::X:o:E::S:-::C:-::0:-::R:::T:_--:5::2-4.,.--9:751'"1':---Models.
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BODY MASSAGE
In or out, Bruce. 521-2009
RELAX I ENJOY
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call Boll, 526-2470
HANDSOME VERSATILE ESCOR_T_
Buck. 520-6735
PERSONALS
JIO CLUB FORMING
Show shave. service Send photO/ phone
to Occupant Box 740572. Houston
77274 -- - - SERIOUS AND SINCERE
ProlesslOnal, GWM 55. masc, stra1gntappearlng.
5'10", 170 lbs. gray hair. blue
eyes warm personality. dependable.
good sense of humor Looking for relat1onsh1p
Write Box 170F Clo Voice
- STABLE. RESPONSIBLE EXEC
GWM. mtd 30's, slim, attractive, seeks
s1m11ar for gOOd times. ail replies ans·
wered BJ Box 66973-124 77006
PAULORJOE
I would like to hear from you lets keep 1n
touch with each other Remember all the
little yellow 1ackets? Stan. Ad 170-A c o
Voice ---- HEY EASY!
What the Bagg ms got 1n its pockets? I Jove
y-ou- G-ol-lum- - - CLAUDIA SMITH IS 40
and fine. Happy B-Day, old timer-we
love you Your HaWlhorne House Huss•
es
I WANT YOU
G WM 36. IOokmg for younger G WM tor
last ng relat10nsh1p Call 529-7576
--- BEMY VALENTINE-John.
will meet you at BWMrs annual
Valentine Pany Bring your friends
- - lii:Ac:KAWHITE - -
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529-3211
MONTROSE
GWM, 5·11•, 135. 42. moustache, seeks
compan10n. 25-42. GWM. John. 617
Harold. No 3. Houston 77006.
FRIENDSHIP OR FUN
GWM. s·r. 175. seeks new friends 521-
3496
strongly about beige.
22 MONTROSE VOICE I JAN 27, 1984
..>J" F
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" Whoa, frank ..
,.!;1'~
Guess what youuuuuuuuu
sat in!"
The Far Side by Gary Larson
"Calm down, everyone! I've had experience
with this sort of thing before . . . Does someone
have a hammer?"
" Dang! Sorry, buddy."
"What are you gonna tell your Dad, Chuck?"
SEEKING SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP
~~~·b~3eJat~~~h£;~~ ~~nc~r:. c~:~
churchgoer. proless1onal Nol heavily
nto gay llfestyle Photo. II poss•blo Joe.
Ad 1?0-D cto Voice
CAN WE TALK?
BWMT presents two rap groups in Febru·
ary Call the Swotchboard 529-3211
SINCERE AND SENSITIVE
GWM. 6"2' 175. 26 years. prolesslonally
employed. nonsmoking. no lac1al hair
Prefer s1m1lar characterists for friendship,
maybe more Photo please Ad 170-C c/o
Voice
FRIENDSHIP OR FUN
GWM. 6'2°' 175 lbs., seeks new fnends
521· 3496.
HAPPINESS IS •••
a hardsome. healthy. humorous. happy
hunk as your escort or model from
TaxEscort 524-9511 Ma1or credit cards
honored Secur1ty and doscret on
assured
SERVICE
Masculine. hairy, well-eodowed, mamed
man, bi's. gays, novices under 30 Call
522·2204
HISPANIC OR ORIENTAL
!;;l~e ·~~in2;,.f~~~~~~~~::'n~~~~~';!~
WELL-BUILT
Blondothazel seeks studs 20-30 lor lun
Photo a must• Box 66483, Houston 77266
SINCERE. RESPONSIBLE, CARING
lndovidual wanted by professional GWM.
27, for fnendsh1p and maybe more Box
169B c/o Voice.
HAPPILY MARRIED SOUGHT
GWM, happily mamed lo female. well.
preserved 45. slender. short and well·bu1ll
intelleclual. profesS1onal. seeks relation·
ship with GWM in similar circumstances
Seek slender, attractive looking in my
age category, discreet. successful prof es·
s1onal for friendship. in11mate sharing at
not always convenient hours Direct cor·
respondenca to Box 61647, Houston
77208-1647
DONT READ THI!'
GWM, 34 seeks non-smokong. horsute
man over 30 for fnendsh1p1poss1bfe reJa•
11onsh1p David 522·4050
ALEXANDRIA. LA.
Mark B contact Mark In Houston Box
169Y c/o Voice
GAY COUPLE
GWM, 5"10". blonde. hazel eyes. must·
1cho G MA- M. 5·5·. dark brown. brown
eyes. mustache Seek attractive muscular
men for good time Photo a must Sonny
and Tony Ad 170-0, Clo Montrose Voice.
SCOTTY
Was 1t a Sunday night fantasy, or are you
real? Call Charles. Wilde & Stein Books,
529-7014
HELP! FULFILL'FANTASY
Big dark man to fill my needs All day
Fndays Very hot Box 168Z c/o Voice
AFFECTIONATE HUGGY BEAA°
Attractive Lahn. 31 looks younger 5·6"0 shm. smooth. professional. seeks attrac·
t1ve. taller. hairy, endowed GWM for lover
En1oy home. friends. enlertaonment Not
into bars lots to share so please write
Box 1666 c/o Voice
YOUNG GAY NUDIST
Club forming Send photo. phone. Occu·
pant. Box 740572, Houston 77274
LUCKY PIERRE
W11hes to complete a menage. Couple
should be Jo-40 Picture/phone to Box
71·11, Houston 77248
S INCERE, SUCCESSFUL,
ENTHUSIASTIC
masculine. attractive. 6'2". 165,
brown/blue, professionally employed. 26,
happy outgoing vaned interests. straight
appearing Compatible? Let's meet
Photo please Box 166A c/o Voice
- AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
GM wants to meet other gays interested 1n
photography Let's share the Joys of photography
together Peter 868-9425
- MEDiCALCENTER EMPLOYEES
Let's meet at noon Please be doscreet
Thomas 792-5717 work. 630-0966 message
aw~'.5ft~1!; ~:ENJ?1<g1, ~:~~na1.
str11ght acting. not into drugs, been out
ror t year, wishes to meP.t sincere. stable.
Hispanic friend Wnte with photo Box
170-E c/o Voice
GWM WANTS GBM
Masculine, quiet Leo seeks a1m11ar for fun.
posslblerelat1onahop Call Mac 528-3140
TEMPORARY PARTNERS NEEDED
Lover away until March GWM. 34. seeks
GAIA. cuddlers. tnm. moustache. 25-40,
nonsmoker, clean Ad 168-D. c/o Voice
PRIVATE
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527o07a2
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RESTAURANTS
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PETS
CABBAGE PATCH PU PS
Gorgeous. adorable, ready for adoption
Call 664-9465.
SERVICES, ETC.
TAX RETURNS
All types. reasonable rates Call
Maryanne Taylor CPA 520-5778
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$1 forsample and info Bill O'Rourke. 509
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--- STOP SMoKING
957-4399
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YOU CAN AFFORD?
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
303 W Polk at Taft
520-1370
Proudly serving the
Montrose Community
Drurk Driving-Public ln1oucat1on
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ln1ury Claims-Job & Acc•denl
Theft-Sh0pl1ftmg
Possession-Drugs & ~pons Charges
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Reasonable Fees & Terms
Convenient Location &
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General Pracllce of Law
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--- MOVEMASTERS
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e~i41,0am-10pm, seven days a week.
PATRICliAHNE -O'KANE
Attorney at law. 526-7911
- RITCHIE &- GLASS_ __
Attorneys-at-law. 3407 Montrose. 521-
9216, telephone answered 24 hrs
- - DENTIST ___ -
Ronald M Butler, DD S.-Dav1d B
Chambers. D D.S General dentists
ac~epting ins assignments Nitroux
oxide available. Monday thru Saturday
afternoons 524-0538 427 Westhe1mer
- ESALEN MASSAGE FOR
relaxation Professional masseur Nonsexual
James Buechler 526-1649. 781-
8031.
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523-0438
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5~7972
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0t88
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Fortunes
For Friday evenong. January 27, 1984. through Frod1y ev•n•n{I. February 3. 1984
ARIES-Someone could offer yoi, a love thats both deep and
enriching, but because or your argument with yourself, you may not be
able to accept it. You could jump from a static to a very fluid relationship,
but you'd have to empty your mind of some preconceptions. Look far
Inside.
TAURUS- The only way out is to escape. That may seem obvious. but
your present state of feeling entrapped may be blinding you to simple
things. Look for someone who has power, but uses 11 in a benevolent
way When you find that person, reach out and go with 11.
GEMINI-You're going with the flow, all nght. but the flow has rapids
and sudden waterfalls. For a lesser soul. those would seem threatening:
for you, it's iust part of the rode. Your confidence should be exhi11ratong
to yourself and to others.
CANCER-An argument between someone you love very much and
someone you work with could put you in the middle of some ferocious
action. You may not want the role of mediator and peacekeeper, but
you've certainly got it. Like 11 or not, it's yours. Consider that
LEO- The bitchiness that you plagued everyone who came near you
with last week has now turned inward. You feel a lot of tension that can
only be released through some big act like ultimate sex or writing a
poem Do what you're best at. and do it better than you've ever done it
before.
VIRGO-It's more than nice to have a man around the house. of you're
a man, or a woman for a woman. You feel blessed with an overwhP.lming
"can this be happening" feeling Your eyes are completely open to what
a real and honest relationship can give. Lots of smiles
LIBRA- Someone or some situation is pushing you to the point of real
confusion You're going to need to put a large amount of trust In your
own judgement. and exercise a lot of willpower. If you do, you can come
through this feeling strong and clean.
SCORPIO- The practical and necessary concern you now. That's
true to such an extent that the flights of fancy of others and their
seeming silliness get to you in a bad way Let 11 go by The result of your
sticking to it could be a very surprising gift or reward
SAGITTARIUS-Whether you're a man or a woman. you've got a
macho way of being yourself nght now That brongs a range from hot to
frigid in reaction from others You're exploring a very real part of
yourself, however. Learn to be aggressive without being heavy.
CAPRICORN-You're at a mental turning point The decision you
hopefully made last week has brought you to a place that Is at the same
time illuminating and unsure. You might want to take a couple of days off
from this intensity and lighten up. Give 11 a rest
AQUARIUS-Feeling like you're on a rut? All that heaviness coming
your way has left you psychically depleted to the point that you can't get
past the day-to-day routines. II you've got the bug to travel, stay home
and make some plans
PISCES- Ah, the best of both worlds for Pisces' Last week's
combination of sex and spiritual brings you to levels of understanding
that the rest of us should envy. If this isn't happening to you, 11 should be'
Reach out, reach out and grab someone!
c 1fl84 STONEWALL FEATURES SYNDICATE
24 M ONTROSE VOICE I JAN . 27' 1984
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