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1. Link Bookshop 2. Apollo Bar

3. Unicorn Hotel

5. The Detour

6. Albury Hotel

7. 253 Bath

8. Flinders Hotel

10.

Beresford Hotel Ruby Reds

11. Flo's Palace

12. Numbers Book Shop

13. Pete's Beat

14. Midnight Shift

15. Exchange Hotel 16. Patchs

17., Oxford Hotel

18. Alternative Bookshop 19. Roman Bath

20. Cricketers Arms Hotel 21. Les Girls

22. Belmore Park Hotel 23. Honest Irishman Hotel 24. Town Hall Hotel.

25. Milton Hotel 26. Newtown Hotel 27. K.K. Katacombs 28. Fantasy Island 29. Campaign offices 30. Link Headquarters 33. Playground

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SYDNEY

THE ALBURY HOTEL: Extremely chic and quite popular, Happy hour and special parties. Upstairs restaurant. 6 Oxford Street, Paddington 33-6555. ALTERNATIVE: 382 Pitt Street,

Sydney. Continuous video lounge upstairs. Open 7 days Mon-Sat 9am-2am, Sun 12 noon-12 midnight.

APOLLO: 252 Oxford St, Padding-

ton, 33-5456. Open 7 days 612am. Live entertainment on weekends, comfortable, restaurant. HOTEL: BELMORE PARK Cnr Mary & Reservoir Sts, Surry Hills. DJ from 8pm. A la carte dining. Close to Central Station. BERESFORD: Basically a leather bar nicely decorated. Frequent special parties. Very popular. Bourke Street, Surry Hills. CAMPAIGN

3rd floor,

259 Clarence Street, City (near Town Hall Station).

CRICKETERS ARMS: Oldest gay pub in area, still going strong. Upstairs "Stumps" a la carte restaurant. Lunch Fridays, dinner Wed-Sat., Fitzroy Street, Surry Hills. Ph: 31-3301.

DOUBLE DUTCH: 51 Union St,

South Lismore. (066) 21-8295. Natural foods, old-fashioned eating house with views. Wed-Sun 11am-evening. BYOG. EXCHANGE HOTEL: 34 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst. 3 bars: Saddletramps, Ragtime Follies, Spanners. All types of music. FANTASY ISLAND. 150 Alison Rd, Randwick (opp. Labour Club) Ph: 399-8869. Thurs, Fri, Sat. 8pm till late. Sun. 7pm till late. *Fully licensed *Non-stop disco between shows *A la carte menu *Casablanca Room *The place to be seen. FLINDERS: 63 Flinders St., Darlinghurst. Ph: 357-4929, bar restaurant. Dedicated regular crowd followings. Sunday parties 4-10 pm, Tuesday night Roo Bike Club meets, happy hour MonFri., 5.30-7.30pm. FOUNTAIN:

now

open

Macleay St., King's Cross, Ph: 358-3344. Remember the old Rex? This is it, now the Bottoms Up Bar. Dedicated regular crowd following, popular drop-in bar for gays visiting King's Cross. Till 11pm.

FLO'S PALACE: 97 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Non-stop disco, split level bars, mirrored and underlit dance floor. Open 7 nights...

HONEST IRISHMAN HOTEL: 139 Parramatta Rd, Camperdown. 12 midnight licence. Relaxing atmosphere, special party nights. K.K.K.

Katacombs: 83 Anzac Pde, Kensington. Spa, sauna, heavyduty areas. Men only, open 7 nights.

LES GIRLS: Cnr Darlinghurst & Roslyn Sts, Kings Cross. Tourist spòt featuring Las Vegas-type drag shows.

LINK BOOKSHOP: 290 Crown St, Darlinghurst. 331-1103.

LINK Headquarters: 249 Crown St, Darlinghurst. 357-6760. Leather, western and furniture depts. MIDNIGHT SHIFT: 84 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Men only bar, disco, light snacks, open till 3am. MILTON HOTEL: King St, Newtown. Small hotel, intimate atmosphere, mixed clientele. NEWTOWN HOTEL: 174 King St, Newtown. Large hotel, entertainment, well worth trying. NUMBERS BOOK SHOP: Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Adult books, aids. OXFORD HOTEL: 134 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Bar and double identity restaurant upstairs DJ 7 nights. Ph: 331-3467. PATCHS: 33 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Bar, disco, live shows. Open 7 nights.

PETE'S BEAT: Cnr Corwn & Oxford Sts, Darlinghurst. Small, intimate bar, live entertainment. Late night licence.. PLAYGROUND: 504 Elizabeth St,

Surry Hills. Womens disco with a la carte restaurant. Live shows as advertised. Open Wed-Sat 8pm3am and Sundays as advertised. ROMAN BATH: 250 Pitt St, City. Spa, sauna, pool, heavy-duty areas. Men only.

RUBY REDS: 273 Crown St, Surry Hills. Women's bar, disco. Men often excluded unless accom496

panied. STOCKADE GUESTHOUSE:

South Dowling St, Surry Hills. Gentlemans guest house. Reservations: Mail to PO Box 566, Darlinghurst, NSW 2010 or phone (02) 331-5923. Telex AA27145. THE DETOUR: 11 Oxford St, Paddington. Disco, newlyreopened.

TOWN HALL HOTEL: 366 Darling St, Balmain, 3 bars, live theatre, speciality drag shows. Restaurant open Sundays.

UNICORN HOTEL: 106 Oxford St, Paddington. Bar, live entertainment, shows. Steam, spa, sauna, heavy-duty areas. Men only.

253 BATHS:

Dates

WEDNESDAY, 4th MAY: Women's night at Gay Centre. 8pm.

FRIDAY, 6th MAY:

The Radio Shows present "Women in Cabaret" Ho Zone Dry Dock Hotel College & Cameron Sts., Balmain. $4.00, $3.00 (concession). 7pm. SATURDAY, 7th MAY:

Sydney Gay Centre Monthly Dance. 8pm. Gays on Campus dance at Squarehouse, University of NSW. SUNDAY, 8th MAY:

Mother's Day show/ dance at Harold Corr Hall, Victoria St., Werrington. $5 BYOG 7pm to midnight. FRIDAY, 13th MAY: Villagers Friday Social. 8pm.

SATURDAY, 14th MAY: Boomerangs Dance/

Talent Quest Night at Randwick Town Hall. Joan's invitation to mixed (company) BBQ from midday. BYO. At Ingleburn. Mixed dance/western night by Clover

Leichhardt Town Hall.

BYOG. 7.30pm.

SUNDAY 15th MAY:

BBQ from 1pm. $5 includes food and wine. Confirm by 29 April, Ph: 560-9005. Barbeque at Colin and St. home,

David's Andrews Rd. Blackheath. SATURDAY, 21st MAY: Villagers "Queen (and Kings) of Hearts" Dance night at Liverpool. Masonic Hall. A card night with a difference! $4 BYOG. Light supper. From 7.30pm. FRIDAY, 27th MAY:

Villagers Friday Social. 8pm.

Queens Birthday Weekend Disco and get together at the Lawson Community Hall, Great Western Highway, Law-

son.

SATURDAY, 11th JUNE:

(TOWNSVILLE QLD) Gay Bushwackers Black & White Party -Queens Birthday 9pm start. BYOG. Billetts arranged Phone 077-796832 or 751401 for more details. SUNDAY, 12th JUNE: El Rauncho Round-up. Gay Bushwackers. (Townsville QLD) Commences 2pm. Everything provided for a price. Phone 077-796832 or 751401 for details.

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Your friend,

INTSANT IQ

BY ЯUTCH

Dear Butch,

Butch

I have started to go out with a very nice man and I like him a lot. Unfortunately he is incredibly bright and cultivated, whilst I am hardly a mental giant. He often tells me I am "limited" and I am starting to feel like a real dummy. He has offered to improve my mind but I am scared he might lose interest when he realises I'm not in his league. How can I build up my IQ quickly?

Mensa

Marrickville

Dear Mensa,

Unfortunately. they don't have Bullworkers for brains. I am always suspicious of people who want to improve me (and there has been dozens!) I suspect your friend is giving you an inferiority complex. I would like to say that if your friend is genuinely fond of you, he would accept you as you are. But I think you're in love, and I don't expect you to listen to reason. So here is the Butch Guide to Instant Intelligence: Buy yourself a copy of 100 Great Books by John Canning. It will tell you everything you need to know to appear literate. Then, one by one, buy the books. Don't read them of course, but open them, spill food on them and leave them in the sun till they have that well-read look. Next purchase

copy of Opera Recordings by Ken Harris (everyone associates Opera with intelligence). Learn some of the phrases off by heart. Buy two Verdi operas (Il Trovatore and Aida). Read all the critics of everything in the Herald and, most importantly, learn how to look intelligent. Keep your mouth closed at all times when you are not speaking, develop eyecontact and try to keep the topic of conversation centred on something you know. Subscribe to the Nimrod Theatre Company's season and leave the programs around the house. Finally, see a film with subtitles at least once a month. You don't have to read them to understand what's going on: just listen to the foyer-talk at interval. But remember, you can't acquire culture in a hurry. It's going to take about six weeks before you're covered by a thin but impressive veneer of intelligence. Good luck! Your friend,

Butch

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