May 1, 1985

Gay Peoples Chronicle

TRIVIA CORNER

This month we're trying

neither to shock nor titillate, but we think our questions will be informa-

tive or amusing.

1. Who was Harvey Milk's last lover?

2. What island was the home of the Greek poet Sappho?

3. What does KY stand for?

Who played Raquel

Welch's lesbian lover in the film "Myra Breckenridge?"

It was not until the early 19th century that the Vatican banned what practice in its choirs?

6. What member of George Washington's cabinet had a lengthy amorous correspondence with army officer John Lawrence?

7. In what movie did Clark Gable jeopardize the T-shirt industry by not wearing one?

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8. What lesbian activist said, "If you can't raise consciousness, at least raise hell?"

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By ROB DAROFF and MARK KROBOTH

A bloody-faced Clark Gable embraces Marilyn Monroe, whose escessive makeup might be covering similar wounds. In spite of their excessively heterosexual togetherness, note they are smiling at the camera rather than each other.

9. What gay German noble spent the winter at Valley Forge with George Washington and won the Battle of Monmouth?

10. According to the TV theme, "Who can take a

Smith, Davis to Head LGSU

The Lesbian/Gay Student Union of Case Western Reserve University has announced its officers for the 1985-86 academic year.

Mike Smith was elected president, with Bill Davis vice-president. Rob Daroff, president for 1984-85, was elected secretary. Jerry Bores continues as the group's treasurer and Charles Callender as its faculty advisor.

Formed six years ago, the LGSU has grown from a handful of students to its

current 60 members.

During his term of office, Smith expects the LGSU to continue its present twopronged program, providing a support system for gay and lesbian students in the Cleveland area through raps and social events, while presenting the annual Lesbian/Gay/Feminist Conference as a service for the larger community. He hopes to expand LGSU's outreach to gay people in general as well as those on local campuses, and looks forward to the 1986 Conference.

nothing day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?"

ANSWERS

Scott Smith Lesbos

Kentucky

Farrah Fawcett

Castrating its best boy

sporanos so their voices wouldn't change

Alexander Hamilton

7. "It Happened One Night"

Rita Mae Brown

9. Baron von Steuben

10. Mary Tyler Moore

EQUALS Elects Officers:

4 Return, 1 Rookie

EQUALS elected one new officer and returned four incumbents at its annual election for one-year terms beginning May 1. The officers retaining their previous positions were Stan Brown, convenor; Toby Laszlo, treasurer; Dave Hunter, newsletter editor; and Pattie Baskin, board member at large. The second board member at large, Bill

first time.

Formed to provide social options and render service to the gay/lesbian community, Equals is one of the largest gay/lesbian social groups in the Cleveland area, with 55 paid members. Its activities have included monthly restaurant nights, canoeing, raising money to support AIDS patients, astrological readings, and collecting fresh fruit for a

Stearns, was elected for the children's home.

BIRTHDAY PARTY PRODUCES POT FOR AIDS

Larry

and Jim have been lovers for several years. This year, when planning Jim's Birthday Party for April 21st, they decided to do something different.

The

guest of honor and host requested that the partyers donate money to help local AIDS patients.

With the help of Over the Rainbow owners and staff Kim, Jeff, Dale, Karen and Randy, Jim celebrated his

birthday with family and friends. At the same time, this unique party raised a $500 donation for the Health Issues Task Force's AIDS Support program. This program provided assistance to local people with AIDS for things such as food,

medicine, clothing, and housing.

Jeff Swindler, Finance Chairperson for the Task Force, noted: "This is a fine example of how Clevelanders are opening their hearts to help those with AIDS."