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American Square Dance Vol. 39, No. 6 AMERICAN 0 Single Copy $1.00 Annual $9.00 SCJURRE ORNCE JUNE 1984 1 han°1 -eakh SPECIALIZING IN 7itet7ec‘, "ac, CLINTON SOUND 51 High Street SYSTEMS Milford, Connecticut 06460 ANNOUNCEMENT CLINTON sound systems will be made, sold and repaired by MilTech, Inc. at 51 High St., Milford, Conn. after April 1. • Power enough for 100 squares— twice the power of our previous models, yet small and lightweight for quick, convenient portability. • Exceptional reliability— proven in years of square dance use. • A $1,000. value— but priced for modest budgets! THE NAME CLINTON WILL REMAIN ON ALL EQUIPMENT AND PACKAGING. We feel that the basic design is an excellent one and it has proved itself over the years. From time to time you will see minor changes to make assembly easier, or improve the opera- tion and quality. It will, however, remain the high quality and excellent value it has been in the past. In an attempt to make it easier for you to contact us, we will have an 800 number available for you. Arrangements are also being made for Master Card and Visa accounts to facilitate payments. Many of you have talked to Pete on the phone when you had technical problems— he will still be available at MilTech. Don't let your little headaches turn into big ones, when all it takes is a phone call. We will expend every effort to make the best piece of sound equipment possible and hope you will be pleased with it in every detail. PLACE YOUR CONFIDENCE IN US. THE BEST SQUARES START HERE. Cordially, MilTech, Inc. Telephone: 1-800-227-1139 Connecticut 1-877-2871 AMERICAN M SDURRE DRNCE JUNE 1984 VOLUME 39, No. 6 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE WITH THE SWINGING LINES PAPAPAPAPARAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPAPARAPAPAPAPAPARAIRAPA SQUARE DANCE SCENE ASD FEATURES FOR ALL 37 LEGACY 56 Challenge Chatter 98 Date-Line 4 Co-editorial 5 By-Line ROUNDS 7 Meanderings 21 Track 11 3rd National S/D Convention 33 Cue Tips 15 Labels & Levels (Oops, Programs!) 65 Flip Side/Rounds 17 What's In A Name? 81 Facing the L.O.D. 19 Auction Off A Caller 82 R/D Pulse Poll 22 Callerlab Convention 25 Linelight FOR CALLERS 31 Rhyme Time 51 Calling Tips 35 Linear Cycle Around the Globe 52 Easy Level Page 45 Best Club Trick 58 Creative Choreo 47 Encore 62 PS/MS 49 Dancing Tips 67 Flip Side/Squares 69 Top 0' the Line 83 SID Pulse Poll 70 People In News 86 Underlining Note Services 72 International News 90 Steal A Peek 77 Puzzle Page 102 Choreo Ratings 84 Product Line 85 Plumb Line 89 Dandy Ideal OUR mom SPEAK 91 Hem-Line 6 Grand Zip 105 Book Nook 27 Feedback 106 Finish Line 29 Rave 108 Laugh Line 41 Straight Talk NV NV IN NV IN NV NO VII WI NV NV VIS NV WI IAI NV NV MI WV NV NV NV WV VIS IAI Ird 111111 Workshop Editors Publishers and Editors Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Stan & Cathie Burdick Howie Shirley Feature Writers Harold & Lill Bausch Dave & Lonnie Fleck Member of NASRDS Mary Jenkins Russ & Nancy Nichols National Association of S&RID Suppliers Gene & Thelma Trimmer Bev Warner AMERICAN SQUAREDANCE Magazine Editorial Assistants (ISSN 0091-3383) is published by Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Enterprises. Second class postage paid Mary Fabik Brian Luke at Huron, Ohio. Copy deadline first of Sharol Sponsler month preceding date of issue. Sub- Record Reviewers scription: $9.00 per year. Single copies: Frank & Phyl Lehnert John & Gail Swindle $1.00 each. Mailing address: Box 488. Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1984 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Easson American Squaredance, June 1984 3 The record reviews are back! Some of you may shout "Hallelujah!" and some may groan, but the groaners were not very vocal, and those requesting rein- statement of reviews sent many letters, made phone calls and spoke to your editors at Callerlab. The original change of format came about because of two things: increased amount of space being given to record reviews in months when 40 + records were released, and the increasing criticism of the review format. Your editors felt that many readers would be happy if reviews were discontinued. That was not the case, folks, and they're back to stay! However, in the intervening months when we printed just the figures, we were told that figures didn't matter. Most callers want to know about music and will choreograph their own figures. Concerning"Top of the Line," we have So...henceforth, we are printing just heard two complaints, very loud and very reviews, no figures. The callers, especi- negative. For the most part, people are ally those we heard from in outlying very silent, and a few have said they ti areas, felt this service was a necessary liked the listing. We are still considering part of the magazine. They have been whether or not to continue this feature, heard! (Incidentally, those who had so we would appreciate any comments. previously complained loudly about the Answering our poll takes time and effort reviews were mysteriously silent in by over twenty dealers. (We appreciate these last few months.)The reviews, their record keeping which supplies the which we feel are an integral part of a basis for the tally.) We do want to make magazine's function, will remain part of clear several facets of "Top of the Line." the ASD format. Continued on Page 101 23 RUTH & REUEL deTURK THE 1606 Hopmeadow Street Simsbury, Conn. 06070 Routes 10 - 202 Opp. Bowling Lanes at the GRANBY LINE Phone: 203-658-9417 EXPANDO DRESS S00000000 Comfortable in lovely colors - Add $3.00 UPS Lace trimmed - NAVY - BROWN - CRANBERRY S M L XL BUDGET BEAUTY - BE THRIFTY - SEW YOUR OWN Only 1 side seam and add the elastic NEEDS NO HEMMING WHITE, Double Skirted of Nylon PARCHMENT with 5 tiers of RUFFLES on each - for a FLATTERING SILHOUETTE Can be ordered in any length and 40 yds - $28.98 Add $2.00 UPS charge SPECIAL - WHITE, RED, BLACK Fringe Benefit PANTS - Nylon 4 American Squaredance, June 1984 BY-LINE National Convention time has rolled around again. U.S. dancers and visitors will converge on Baltimore in June; Canadian dancers and friends on Winnepeg in August. John and Sally Tullis have been serving as publicity chairman for the Baltimore event, and supplied the cover photo and a constant flow of information about convention arrangements and program, and the myriad visitors' attractions in the Baltimore area. Marylin Dailey found herself perplexed by just what a Plus or Advanced dance was. The results of her correspondence with Callerlab chairman and executive secretary appears here in a dialogue between dancer and caller. Marylin is editor of the Promenader from Rochester, New York. Harriet Miles is a prolific writer who has explained the intricacies of the modern square dance picture to millions of non- dancers. This column we reprint will be of interest to dancers who may not remember some of the older forms of do-sa-do that she mentions. Last month's cartoonist, Maggie Ward, has a repeat performance with this month's cartoon, and veteran ASD poet Mary Helsey has created another story in rhyme, reminding us that June is the season for weddings. Fred Haury has a knack for enlarging on the small details of good round dancing and emphasizing their importance. His article on "tracking" will interest both square and round dancers. Happy summer...see you all in Baltimore! Stop at Booth #1 and chat! ADVERTISERS LISTING For extra convenience to readers, we are listing our advertisers (space ads only) and numbering each. Readers should still write directly to advertisers as they wish, but any who desire information from several advertisers may circle the numbers on the blank below and we will forward their requests to the proper advertisers. 1 Authentic Patterns Inc 24 Dixie Daisy 47 Gary Mahnken 71. Sewing Specialties 72 2 Bachelors 'n Bachelorettes 25. Do-Si-Do Shop 48 Maverick Enterprises Share Recreation Centers 73 Shirley's S/D Shoppe 3 Badge Holders Inc 26. Double J Services 49 Merrbach Record Service 4 Balloon Baron 27 ESP Records 50 Micro Plastics 74 Meg Simkins Cal 5 B 8 S S/D Shop 28 Flaming Leaves Festival 51 MilTech. Inc 75 S/D Callers of So 6 Bermuda Convention 29 Four Bar B Records 52 Jack Murtha Enterprises 76 S/D Record Roundup 7 Betty's Original Petticoats 30. Ed Fraidenburg 53 Mustang Records 77 Square Specialties 78 Steppin' Out B Blackwood Travel 31 Fun Valley 54. MW Records 79 Sunflower Resort 9 Bonnie's Custom Boutique 32 Gatlinburg Christmas Ball 55. National S/D Directory 10 Bounty Records 33 Grenn Records 56. Ox Yoke Shop 80 Supreme Sound 11 Tex Brownlee Cost Tailors 34. Halpo Industries 57 Pair Square 81 John Swindle 12 Caller Connection 35. Hanhurst's Record Service 58 Palomino Record Service 82 Thunderbird Records 13 Callers 8 Cuers Corner 36 Hi-Hat Records 59 Pasadena Petticoats 83 TNT Records 14 Callers Record Corner 37. Holly Hills 60 Prairie Recordings 84 Tortuga Express Tour Co. 15 C&C Originals 38. OA Enterprises 6t Promenaders. Inc 85 Tom Trainor 16 Carol's World Travel 39 Jo-Pat Records 62 OTR TRN 86 Tripe R Western Wear 17. Chaparral Records 40 Kalox Records 63 Random Sound Inc 87 Trout Printing 6 Publishing 18 Chicago Country Records 41. Lee Kopman 64 Rawhide Convention 88 Unicorn Records 19 Chinook Records 42 J 1,1 Kush & Co. 65 Rawhide Records 89 VeeGee Patterns 20.
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