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ASD FEATURES FOR ALL OUR READERS SPEAK 4 Co-Editorial 6 Grand Zip 5 By-Line 37 Straight Talk 6 Disc-Count 39 Feedback 7 Meandering with Stan 87 Rave 11 Independence Day 1989 13 Square Your Sets 15 Spring in Prague SQUARE DANCE SCENE 17 Two Special Women 60 A/C Lines (Advanced & Challenge) 19 QueST (QS Diagrams) 66 International News 21 Dancing 90 Years Ago 69 Speaking of Singles 23 Encore 69 Date-Line 24 Best Club Trick 27 Hem-Line 29 PMDOU Hall of Fame 31 Product Line ROUNDS 35 Bow to Your Partner... 33 Cue Tips 41 Dancing Tips 63 Facing the L.O.D. 43 On Line 71 Flip Side/Rounds 51 Linear Cycle Around the Globe 82 R/D Pulse Poll 52 Name the Event Contest 58 Dandy Idea 59 Party Line FOR CALLERS 64 People in the News 46 Easy Level Page 74 Distaff Dance 48 PS:MS/QS 75 Rhyme Time 54 Creative Choreography 77 Puzzle Page 62 Steal A Peek 91 Independence Day Thoughts 92 State Line 72 Flip Side/Squares 96 Puzzle Answers 81 Calling Tips 97 Book Nook 83 S/D Pulse Poll 98 Finish Line 84 Underlining the Note Services 100 Laugh Line

Editorial Assistants Publishers and Editors Mary Jane Connerth Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Fabik Cindy Hippely Member of NASRDS Connie Maike Bob Mellen National Association of S&R/D Suppliers Jean Wright American Squaredance Magazine (ISSN-091- Workshop Editors 3383) is published by Burdick Enterprises. Walt Cole Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Feature Writers Copy deadline five weeks preceding first day Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner of issue month. Subscription: $12.00 per year Mary Jenkins Ed Foote U.S., $13.00 per year Can. & Foreign. Single Record Reviewers copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: PO Box Frank & Phyl Lehnert 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1989 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus American Squaredance July 1989 3 everal times we have raised the S question of square dance fashions, and printed comments from others. We have now been saving several articles to use a few excerpts this month. We also have garnered comments from all across the country from women who are asking for more comfortable and convenient attire for square dancing. Could our dress make a difference in attracting more and younger dancers? We'll never know until we decide to ac- cept several alternatives as "acceptable square dance attire." Many women who are dancing like the present styles, which have been with us for many years now. Men may like them, too, but let's discount their opinions—they wouldn't be caught dead in those funny- don't have to wear them. Many women looking get-ups!" are asking for longer skirts, smaller slips, Another voice speaks: "It took me over fewer ruffles, in outfits that are acceptable a year...to buy a petticoat." "I finally made as street or restaurant wear as well as on full circle skirts because I didn't want two the dance floor. wardrobes in my closet. I wanted to be Read and hear: "An accumulation of able to wear my square dance clothes both years and adipose tissue renders anywhere—minus the petticoat. I also such attire somewhat less than flattering discovered the local square dance for many of us." "If you are in the public clothing supplier doesn't even have eye at all, brace yourself for stares of clothes to fit my tall skinny body!" I'll se- disbelief." "[I] leave the house at 6:00 AM cond that one—this co-ed can't fit a short and cannot make it home again before go- plump one easily, either. "This past year ing to the dance...I changed in the school I've noticed more and more people show- washroom designed for five-year-olds." "If ing up at round dance clubs in street it's hot, your [costume] will keep you even clothes. My feeling is that people my age warmer...if it's cold, all those layers won't [forties] want multipurpose wardrobes and protect you from drafts and chills. Either younger people like to be more casual." way, the effect you worked so hard to "I think anything that makes us look at create is utterly ruined." "Younger peo- what it will take to draw in new dancers ple are far more likely to decide they Continued on Page 94 scope— big mac records ROUND DANCES SC38A HAPPY POLKA 1111 Choreo by Ken Croft & Elena DeZordo ac McCuIiar SC38B LEFT FOOTERS, Orig. Choreo by Bruce Johnson Ron Mineau San Luis Obispo. Ca. SC37 CHALET POLKA by the Chatfields Arroyo Grande, Ca. SINGING CALLS SC36 NOW IS THE HOUR by the Lizuts HOEDOWNS BM096 LITTLE RED WAGON BM1007 MARTY BM095 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS BM1006 CONNIE I. BM094 TRAIN OF THOUGHT BM1005 OLD JOE WHO BM093 NO NO NORA BM041 BOOMERANG/BIG MAC DOLLY BM092 JEEPERS CREEPERS SC312 HANDY/SAN LUIS RAMBLE SCOPE RECORDS P.O. Box 1448 San Luis Obispo, California 93406 4 American Squareclance. July 1989 " ur cover this month tells you the BY-LINE %./ theme of the issue. Among the faces 1 of women in the old print, found at a flea market in Strasburg, Ohio, you find the most inscrutable woman of all, the Mona Lisa, and several other well-known figures from feminine history. Along with the "distaff' theme come thoughts on what Independence Day means to us from Jo Jan Nunley and L. Paul Bouchard. Mary Read Cooper has written several "Hem-Line" articles in the past; this month she gives us a light fiction feature. Then you may travel to Czechoslovakia with Carol David-Blackman or back into history with Heiner Fischle, two authors who hail from across the sea. Finally, in a lovely tribute to his and all callers' wives, Mike Alexander of Cincinnati joins the list of ASD authors. Happy reading, and hip hip hooray for the Fourth of July!

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CITY STATE ZIP Amencan Squaredance, July 1989 5 Enclosed is our check to cover the cost of your magazine for two years. Since GRAND ZIP moving to Hong Kong last Novermber, we have not danced because there isn't any. Cannot have enough words to express Needless to say, we miss square dancing gratitude for all the "goodies" printed in very much but would still enjoy reading ASD and the pictures—just love the the ASD magazine during our three years stories, the fun, get acquainted by seeing here. We've enjoyed your publication over faces—thanks. Death took my Forrest; he the years and [it] will help to keep us in- took others miles around to get them ac- formed on what's new in dancing in the quainted with the clubs. the fun people in states, then start dancing again when we the square dance and rounds world return. Richard & Ellen Willyoung hereabouts...Please may we have 30 Hong Kong copies for two clubs. Eleanor Christison Colgate, Wisconsin DISC-COUNT Recently Released Records We are reading American Squaredance Now Available every month and love it. The magazine Information supplied by Hanhurst's Record Service PO Box 687, Ridgewood NJ 07451.06871-800-445-7398 has been a big help in my calling, and when we need a new idea for a club par- Irish Washerwoman. Uncle Otis S/D Ranch 201 Tennessee Six String, Daryl Clendenin Chinook 099 ty or extra, we go to your magazine. Train of Thought, Elmer Sheffield ESP 159 Thanks for all your work and time you put Don't Waste It On the Blues. Wayne Baldwin Cir D 237 in to make this a good magazine. Send From A Jack To A King, Bill Anderson RBS 1320 me 50 magazines and I'll give them out From the Bottom of My Heart. John Peeler RBS 1321 as I move around. Kent & Carol Nyman Henrietta, Cleo Barker RBS 1322 Providence, Utah Just A [Attie Lovin', T.D. Brown RBS 1323 I Picked A San Antonio Rose. Bob Scraper Cardinal 102 ...You did a fabulous job of the "Steal Waiting For You. Bob Huff Ouadrille 863 a Little Peek" feature with the data pic- High Cotton. Elmer Sheffield ESP 160 ture I gave you. I lost a couple of buttons High Cotton, J Story 8 T. Oxendine Royal 306 You Make Me Feel Like Dancin', Jerry Story Royal 107 off my shirt, you can be sure. I feel very Little Red Wagon, John Eubanks Big Mac 096 honored to be asked to contribute to your Swimmin' Up Stream, Stan Cole Rawhide 157 magazine in this way and thank you very Girls All Get Prettier. Ken Sierecki Buckskin 1231 much for your kindness...Bill Cooper Fill 'Er Up. Bronc Wise Hi-Hat 655 Mississauga. Ontario Suspicion, Sonny Coats Enis 2500

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Kingwood, West Virginia—Still plagued by a pesky cough (This abominable virus seems to last forever.), I fueled up the car's tank with Phillips 66 Plus, my own tank with Vicks 44 plus other additions, IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO topped off the everlasting coffee cup, and AND TWO TO TRACK TWO, TOO! struck out on a three-day, two-state trio of It may seem utterly simplistic to say that engagements. First stop, Kingwood, south without women we men would have no- of Morgantown, perched on a washboard body to dance with. True, but there's more. series of rills 'n hills, home of the famous Without women there'd frankly be no Buckwheat Festival, attended by hun- clubs, no organizations, no plans, no con- dreds of square dancers each fall. Thanks tinuity, no fun, by George. to Frank and Jean Slagle for the return Take women away and the beauty is opportunity after a ten-year absence. This gone, interest is gone, affection is gone, time I was on stage for a Buckwheat Stom- spirit becomes as flat as the fin of a flip- pers Spring Special in the local Com- pin' flounder, Floyd. munity Building. R/D cuer was Howard So with this distaff issue, we salute each (and Roberta) Harris. Callers present were and every one of you girls and women Chum Johnson and Frank Landis. A brass who make square dancing a partnership memento was given to me (shown here), rather than dull, solitary-states-manship. signifying Wes_Virginia as one of the Recently a president was making announcements to club members as I watched, and as he spoke, his wife sat dutifully by his side. Recognizing her in his remarks, he said, "Early in our club work my wife and I decided to split all duties 50-50. I agreed to do all the talking and she agreed to do all the work." That was a tongue-in-cheek testimonial, indeed. but how true that is in so many partnerships! In square dance clubs, women really do most of the work—re- states whose legislature recently em- freshments, decorating, phone calls, braced square dancing as the official state plans, committee work. The sad part is folk dance. This was done through the ef- that often they get less than half of the forts of Corbet and Rena Phares and credit for their behind-the-scenes efforts Frank and Jean Slagle. that provide the real locomotion to keep Well, the melody overwhelmed my mal- the old S/D engine puffing along, while ady that night, I hope, and then I cooped the engineer (the visual male officer) puffs up to recoup in the Heldreth Motel, des-

American Squaredance. July 1989 7 pite lodging offers by the Slagles and Watertown, home of caller Perry and Andersons. West Virginians are downright Margaret Bergh. From there Perry and I down-home country-casual, by golly. I zigzagged on to tiny Milbank for the Old know. I was one of 'em for two years. Mill Twirlers dance. I called. Perry cued. Arnold Souba emceed. The club is small Willard, Ohio—Little Willard is hardly a but super-friendly, and they enjoy a wide big boulder roll south of Sandusky, so I variety of callers, always on Wednesday, can be there in a bullfrog bounce, but I never on Sunday. didn't make much of a splash on this particular Saturday night, unfortunately. (Per- Gurley (Sidney), Nebraska—Weather haps you should have stayed home on can be uncertain this time of year in the your lily pad, Stan.—Co-Ed.) Anyway, the Plains States (Note storm cancellations of folks at the Star Promenaders are paddl- past years.), but this 1989 early spring trip ing hard (like all small clubs) to stay above was decidedly different—clear skies, water, shore up their numbers, and keep high 800 temperature! So I looped on the boat afloat. One unique stunt was to United to Denver and drove back east produce a live band, live caller Special (three hours) to Sidney in a coin-op Dollar that very weekend. (Is it time to dust off white Shadow. (There's a double oxy- your old fiddle and play it again, Stan?— moron!—Co-Ed.) My hosts, caller Mal and Co-Ed.) Cuer for my dance was George Shirley Minshall, took me to tiny Gurley (and Boots) Gleditsch. for the ASDance and this year the crowd almost filled that mini-community hall. Mal Covington (Cincinnati area), Kentucky— put on the rounds. Shirley (They call her Our annual ASDance at that spacious Sam.) did door duties. Good show. (Ob- Promenade Palace had rolled around viously, it was a Gurley show!—Co-Ed.) again, and this year the crowd was very rewarding on a bright Sunday afternoon. Goodland, Kansas—Me and my Shadow Special thanks go to Mike and Mary Ann tooled along the long avenue southeaster- Alexander, our capable key-ordinators, to ly to Goodland next day, while the temp many faithful ticket salespersons (includ- hit a record 900. The sky was immense, ing Joan Sanders, who sold 16), to John punctuated by flocks of fleecy sheep (and Jean) Stivers for cueing rounds, and forms being chased by a three-masted to Gene Record for giving us a boost with clipper ship; across the road skipped a the Board and with his dancing friends. few tumbleweeds, then a ground squirrel Norbert Rolfsen (Cinci CC grand '86) was skittered across, a magpie flitted over; there, plus many old friends from a three- forlorn-looking beef cattle stood planted state area. That area holds many memo- in the fields, thinking only of grain and ries for me. (Yes, you were once the ham water , heedless of the upcoming pain of of Hamilton—Co-Ed.) slaughter. The dance in the VFW hall spelled fun again, with an eager crowd, Millbank (Watertown), South Dakota— fine snacks, rounds by hostess Marie (and Now I ask you, what could be more re- George) Edwards, who also set the warding in the third weekend of April than sound. (See also this issue, p. 62.) Caller to enjoy an almost perfect springtime four- Bob Gentry was there. Mac and Lillian date flourish in a straight western line-up, Newberry also were visiting in the Ed- doing dances set up by old friends wards' home. Covering the door was Ken (callers, all), and being welcomed in each Peck. Goodland is the birthplace of of their homes each night? (Sounds like America's first helicopter, and this year I a glad gab gadabout.—Co-Ed.) Old got to see it in the museum there. What faithful United dumped me first at Sioux an ungainly floppy-fan creation it is, look- Falls, where I jumped into a beaut of a ing like a crippled praying mantis or a Beretta for the northerly 'pike-poke to demented eggbeater, but it flew and made 8 American Squaredance. July 1989 Fremont (Omaha), Nebraska—Another perfect day. Saturday, April 22. Very early I left the Goodland area, turned my Shadow in at the Denver airport (565 miles in two days), flew to Omaha, and rented an albino Ford Tempo GL for the easy drive northwest to Fremont, home of my hosts, ASD staffers Harold and Lill Bausch. Their club, the Starlighters, set up an MS dance in a church gym, and what an MS Special it was, with fifteen history for inventors Purvis and Wilson in 'a attending. A full meal at 11 featured the early 1900's, long before Igor Sikor- sloppy (pork)-joes. Both Bausches alter- sky and the Wright Brothers, and of nated the cues with my calling. We get course long after Leonardo da Vinci, and many letters about their good philosophy even the time that Daedalus began stick- conveyed through this magazine, and ing feathers into hot beeswax. In nearby seeing them in action in a range of area Burlington, Colorado, I also visited the activities with eager dancers is also a complex of old buildings called Old Town, treat—it bears out that philosophy. where club dancers are starting to stage That Saturday added a fine conclusion special dances in the loft of that immense to my memorable four-day foray with red barn. Next time I get to Burlington, I'll friends. Seemingly as fast as the flip of plan to visit the Carousel, featuring state- a hummingbird's wing the Sunday sun ap- of-the-art wooden carousel animals in peared, I darted like a swallow to the which I have a special interest. If you're Omaha terminal, made two lazy loops (via a philatelist, you may know that the recent Chicago) goldfinch-style on the way to colorful carousel stamps were first issued Cleveland, happy as a lark, with the hom- in good ol' Sandusky, Ohio, next door to ing instincts of a pigeon, and looked for- us. Cedar Point in Sandusky can boast ward with wide-eyed anticipation, like an one of the most colorful and historic owl, to an eastern week-long migration. carousels in the USA. (You've had a merry (How can readers really swallow this long- go:round on that subject. now, tale rhetorical chat?—Co-Ed.) Stan.—Co-Ed.)

5.114/7E1) T,WE '110. DANVERS, MASS. AND SILVER BAY, NEW YORK—Your two co-editors took the opportunity, as we've done for several Isn't it fun to be a part of these early years) of attending the 31st New England relics (Yes, I married one.—Co-Ed.) when S&R/D Convention in Danvers, Mass. one travels around this great country of Having our ASD booth next to the ours? Think how things have changed Supreme Audio booth gave us a fine since the 1900's. Think how the square chance to chat with Bill and Peggy dance activity has changed. How lucky Heyman (February, '89 cover and p. 11) we are to have the records, the elec- in our spare moments. Several thousand tronics, the ease of transportation, the dancers from all over New England and costuming, the stores, the communication elsewhere attended and danced in four- today's activity offers. How lucky I am to teen community locations. The coveted be able to travel so widely and enjoy it so Yankee Clipper award went to Dick and much! Continued on Page 73 Amencan Squaredance. July 1989 9

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10 American Squaredanco. July 7989 INDEPENDENCE DAY ION by Jo Jan Nunley Canyon, Texas

July 4th, 1989 —how do you plan to And, if we avoid the little bit of trouble it spend your holiday? Will you touch off takes to attend the club meetings, then fireworks of your own? Will you have a pic- our voice may get neglected. And, who nic and roast weiners? Will you make do we have to blame for that? Ourselves. homemade ice cream and ask the neigh- But it's something we take for granted and bors over? This is what July 4th means sometimes just shrug off. to Americans. But, it has a deeper mean- Square dance clubs are a little bit of ing that we seem to take for granted. Ju- democracy put to work.Members have to ly 4th celebrates the independence we care enough to cast their votes and let can all enjoy in the United States. In- their voices be heard to influence how dependence means freedom. American's their club will function. It's that simple, but have a lot of freedoms to be thankful for— how often do we think along those lines freedom of speech, freedom to assemble, when we don't want to sit through a and other privileges too numerous to list. meeting? We take these for granted on occasion. How many of us are willing to run for Square dancers have freedoms, too, a square dance office? Is it too much trou- that they often take for granted. One is ble? Do we have to be there every dance freedom to have square dance clubs night? Do we want the controversy that where people can come together for the could come from being in an elected of- enjoyment of good dancing and fun and fice? I think we all know the answers to socializing. Do you ever think of the those questions. privilege of square dancing? If you lived Does our club use its freedom of in some of the Communist countries, speech to influence how the Square square dancing might be construed as Dance Council is run? Does our club take political in some way and your privilege an active interest in trying to change some of meeting and dancing could be revoked. things that could make for a better run But, not here in the United States. council? Or does our club shrug its col- Are we thankful for our freedoms here lective shoulders and say, "oh, well what's in the United States? If we ask any citizen, the use? It's always been done like this I'm sure the answer would be yes. But, and I probably can't change anything most of the time we don't even give them anyway, so why try." a thought. Do we try to represent ourselves at the Square dancers, for example, do you State Conventions? Do we actively get our use your freedoms to influence the way club to participate? Or, if it's at a far your club is going as often as you can? distance, do we just forget it? Or do you hear there's going to be a club A neglectful attitude can take a toll on meeting and time your arrival or depar- the effectiveness and size of square dan- ture to coincide with just missing the cing if we're not careful. Will square meeting? Some of us do that. Without us- dancers let this happen? Some will. Al- ing our freedom of voting in our clubs, we ways some will, but let's look at the hard- can't get everyone's voice before the club. working square dancers who roll up their

American Squaredance. July 1989 11 sleeves and pitch in when an office needs clubs are the ones who help keep square to be filled. Or when it's time to visit dancing a strong recreational activity. another club, they are the first ones in the So wherever you celebrate your fourth car. There are many people willing to of July this year, when the fireworks start serve in square dance club offices. There exploding overhead, take a minute to feel are many people willing to take time to call grateful that you live in a country where for our clubs. There are many people who you can go and assemble to dance would not think of missing a Council together and enjoy the fellowship of good dance. There are many dancers who squaredancers. These rights didn't hap- make the effort to attend our State Con- pen by accident, you know. ventions. Are you one of them? If you are The rights you have in your square then you are taking full advantage of dance club also didn't happen by acci- some of the freedom in our great country dent. You might find it interesting and you are getting the benefit of the en- sometime to read back through some of joyment of it. Square dancing is like any the old minutes taken through the years other recreation activity—the more you at your club. You might get an idea of the put of yourself into it, the more benefit you hard work many individuals put in to make will derive. your club what it is today. If there are What makes America great, makes things that you are not satisfied with in square dancing great. People who are your club, this year might be the year willing to uphold our freedoms and make when you are willing to step forward and the country great. People who are willing take a leadership role in molding the pat- to attend the club meetings and attend the tern of your club. If you won't do it, who Council dances and willing to visit other will?

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12 American Squaredance, July 1989 hadn't been exactly that way. SQUARE YOUR SETS Allemande left. The beach had been empty of kids when she went there, and by Mary Read Young the first days at Gulf High had been Vienna, Virginia disastrous. She hadn't known a soul, and nobody seemed to care to meet her. It was a closed corporation, and she was on the outside. And now here she was with all the senior citizens in town. Wow. Promenade home. The music ended. Mr. Smith gave her a grandfatherly hug. thanked her for dancing with him and said please call him Bob. Allison smiled. The caller jumped down from the little stage at the end of the room and circulated among all the dancers, smiling, shaking hands, welcoming them. He talked to Allison and her parents for a bit, then excused himself and left the room. Allison Kent, slim, blonde and seven- She stood quietly at her dad's side while teen, gazed apprehensively around the he and Terri chatted with some other peo- church basement. Not counting herself. ple, then before she knew it, the music Allison's father and stepmother were the started again. Oh, she had to admit that, youngest people in the place. This is even rock music aside, she really liked this worse than I expected, she said to herself. music and its catchy beat. Oh, well a promise is a promise. I told Dad Right and left grand. Another gray- I'd come with them to the square dance haired man, no taller than Allison, asked lesson tonight. Suddenly, her dad was her to be his partner for this tip. He was. sticking a paper name tag on her blouse, dressed in a bright western shirt, just like a gray-haired man whose name tag read the caller. He obviously knew how to Bob Smith was asking her if she would square dance, and Allison felt comfortable be his partner, and the catchiest, foot- with him as a partner. He was always in tappingest music she ever heard began the right place at the right time, where blaring out of a speaker. some of the others were still a bit con- Circle to the left. Before she knew it, fused about right and left. Allison was learning the very first square Star thru. The end of the tip came dance calls. Jonathan and Terri Kent were quickly, and the caller suggested they all in the square next to hers, but she was head for the refreshment table and take too busy to even glance their way. a break for a few minutes. Do-sa-do, came the warm baritone Allison reached for a paper cup of voice of Allan Carter, the caller. When her punch, then turned to see a tall, smiling, mom had announced that she wanted to young man in front of her. go to graduate school, Allison thought it "Hi, I'm Brad. May I be your angel for would be cool to live in Florida with her the next tip?" dad and his new wife for two years. She May he? Wow! She stayed Brad's part- would miss her mom, but her stepmother ner for the rest of the evening. During the was OK and it was good to be with her breaks she found out that Brad was the dad again. But somehow in her mind caller's son, that he had been dancing Allison had mixed up Florida and Califor- since he was a little kid, and that his dad nia, and imagined she'd spend all her had phoned him during the evening's first time on the beach watching the surfers. break to suggest that he might want to put For the two weeks she had been here, it on his square dance clothes and come American Squaredance, July 1989 13 angel with the class. He explained what whole evening, and during breaks they angels were, and while he had expected learned more about each other. to partner a silver-haired widow, he knew "Look," Brad said, "stick with this right away why his dad called when he class, even when I can't be here to angel. walked in the room and saw Allison. When basketball season starts, I can't Two days later as she was rushing to come regularly. When you graduate, I'll geometry class, she heard a booming, take you to a square dance club that is "Hi, Allison. See you Tuesday night?" all high school and college kids. You'll Brad waved to her as the tide of students love it. And in the meantime, would you swept him along the corridor. The girl next like to go to a movie Saturday night?" to her, rushing to the same geometry Swing your partner. class, said, "You're new here, aren't you? How do you know Brad Carter? He's the IT'S star forward on the basketball team, and CARIBBEAN Gulf High's most eligible senior." Allison wasn't ready to admit she went SUPER CRUISE '89 c to square dance class with her parents, with the so she gave an evasive answer, but she did like the attention of the girls who NEW ZEALAND crowded around her now and called her by name. KIWI MOUNTAIN SQUARE DANCERS Tuesday night, she didn't need urging Aug. 26 — Sept. 2, 1989 when her Dad and Terri said it was time For more information. contact to head for the church basement. This BLACKWOOD TRAVEL (309)444-8011 "I"."*" 118 S. Elm Suite 101, Washington. IL 61571 time, Brad Carter was her angel for the

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14 American Squaredance, July 1989 time to the castle of Prague, a whole com- SPRING IN PRAGUE plex that goes on and on, very impressive. Carol David-Blackman Lunch break was at 3 p.m. By 4 p.m. Aachen, West Germany we were back on tour. In two hours Carla showed us around the historic city center. At the Winter Jamboree near Some chose to sit in a cafe; some walk- Heidelberg in December, 1988, I happen- ed. Even for its quite dilapidated state, ed by a table where a few friends sat in Prague is a "golden" city. We met deep discussion. Curious, I stuck in an Caramella in a hall on the edge of town. ear and heard, "...a trip to Praguc, In no time at al! everyone was dancing, Czechoslovakia." No question, I wanted even our bus driver. Caramella showed us to go along. some of their program which includes We may have missed spring in Prague tandem squares, contras quadrilles, last weekend but Prague and the chorus line dancing and a can-can that Caramella Country Dancers are could compete in Paris! Live music ac- something no one should miss. (see ASD, companied many of the dances and pro- Dec. 1988, pg. 27). 40 Square dancers vided excellent music for a Grand March from approximately 16 different West Ger- Czech style and polkas in between. It was man clubs excitedly entered the bus a square dance with after party mixed in. which left Heidelburg at 7a.m. Friday for All too soon it was midnight and we had the 580km trip. Under way we picked up to leave, not sad but elated over new four more dancers in mixed weather of friendships. Sibylle had told me that the rain with patches of sunshine. At the Caramella dancers were shy about accep- border it seemed the West Germans were ting gifts because they had so little to of- stricter than the Czechs. Being careful not fer us. They gave us their time, their to crack jokes at the wrong time, we went energy their smiles and small/gifts, but I through all formalities in 11/2 hours. think their greatest gift was a feeling of Travelers to the East Block should always security in the unfamiliar country and un- have time. familiar system. We hope to meet again Time was one thing we had little of soon. Carla nearly cried as we left Sun- once in Prague. We went quickly to our day morning. She was very impressed by rooms (walking faster than the elevator, Caramella and the Travel 8 dancers. even to the tenth floor), back down to din- Lunch was arranged at the brewery in ner followed by our first meeting with Jiri Pilzen, with beer direct from the source, Vasak from Caramella and some of the and a good meal. dancers. Sibylle, an East German married The border formalities were minimal to a Czech, made communication quite and, for the fuss the West Germans made easy. Many dancers spoke understan- when we left, they let us back in for less dable English and/or German than three jokes. Back in Heidelberg we With our new Czech friends as guides, left in at least 20 different directions but some went out to discover Prague by are all ready to hop on board when it is night, but breakfast was early, at 7:30 a.m. announced again next year—Travel "8" on Our official guide, Carla, started our Tour tour of the city at 8 a.m. It included a walk across Wenceslas Square. A dance break from 10 a.m. until noon raised our hopes for a wonderful evening. Caramella seemed to have no problems understanding caller Jochen Gorke from Offenburg. A few mixers, and a square tip by Jiri plus refreshments made the morning fly by. Back on the bus we were off again, this American Squaredance. July 1989 THE 1990 May 26-June 4 GERMAN-AMERICAN SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE FRIENDSHIP FESTIVAL AND FIVE—COUNTRY TOUR

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16 American Squaredance, July 1989 TWO SPECIAL WOMEN Ai Lillie Bolen of Flint, Michigan, is someone everyone should meet. She has the devil in those baby blue eyes. They just sparkle with merriment when she is in an animated conversation. She is always throwing out little quips, such as, "I come from a line of long livers." Her mom lived to be 87, dad to 84 and great- grandad to 104. Lillie is Al going on 30 and has the best pair of legs I have seen in a long time. Lillie's mom didn't allow dancing as she was growing up, so her husband taught her ballroom dancing and she hasn't taken her dancing shoes off yet. She says, "I eat, sleep and get ready for the next square dance. " One Day Lillie met a lady in the elevator where she lives. The lady was crying and saying how unhappy she was with her life. She asked Lillie if she could tell her how to be happy and this is what Lillie told her, "Look in the mirror every morning and say, hi gorgeous, I love you and Medina Square Dance club of Medina, smile big." It worked. Ohio, is proud to introduce to all Louise Everyday from 9:30 to 1:30 Lillie helps Kemsies, treasurer for the past three prepare and serve lunch to senior years. Louise attends all club dances held citizens, many younger than herself. the first and fifth Fridays and all lessons She loves getting gussied up. New held every Sunday evening. Usually she Year's Eve she looked like Diamond Lil comes directly to lessons from an after- with all her sparkling jewels. Last Hallo- noon of dancing with Contra Kings and ween she dressed as a black cat, show- Queens where she is also their treasurer. ing off those great legs. Louise is a past president of Cleveland We need more seniors in the activity Retired Teachers Association. She has like Lillie. What a sweetheart! directed her church choir. She generous- Bev Warner ly invites people to her home for meetings and picnics. Need a ride to a square dance? —call Louise! She recruits new students and angels for lessons. Louise makes beautiful silk roses and equally lovely poinsettias. She helps out at demonstrations and has been instrumental in starting senior classes in the area. Medina Square Dance Club has made her a life member for her efforts in behalf of the club. There is more to tell about this woman but space is limited. Be sure to shake her hand at our next dance. ► Name Withheld by Request American Square{lance. July 1989 RED RED BOOT PRODUCTIONS INC. 900? Rt. 8 College Hills, Box 28, Crest Dr. Greeneville TN 37743 Phone: 615-638-7784 RED BOOT, RED BOOT STAR, GOLD STAR, J-K, G&W, ENGLISH MT

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20 American Squaredance, July 1989 times as many men as ladies. The Dancing 90 Years Ago reason...is very much owing to the cons- tant round dances, so called, and the as researched by Heiner Fischle absence of squares...Since quadrilles and Hannover, West Germany lancers have been given up, so has any regular introducing of partners." (p.142). The Director, issued December 1897 That same author decried increasing stiff- through November 1898, is believed to be ness in behaviour: "We live in an age the first magazine devoted to dance when there is a general leveling up. All are published in America. Its editor. Melvin fairly well-mannered, but there is less Ballou Gilbert, was born in 1847. He courtesy than there used to be. People are taught dancing for forty years, dividing his not sociable, they think too much of their year between his Portland school and a own individual amusement, and for that summer normal school in Boston. In 1892 reason there is a lack of spirit or go at he was elected president of the American many modern dances." (p.141). Society of Professors of Dancing. Gilbert The proper place to display your spirit died in 1910 at the age of sixty-three. was the so-called German, what we On several occasions, The Director nowadays would describe as a mixture of mentioned square and round dancing; grand march figures and afterparty e.g. when it reported a dancing class in games: "German, properly speaking, is St. John's Episcopal Church of Jersey Ci- more a game than a dance. It can hardly ty Heights: "Thirty couples participated be called a dance; nevertheless, it finds in the merry gathering, and they were all a prominent place in many ballrooms. The members of the rector's Bible class...If smart name for the German is Cotillon. they wish to learn dancing, or, having The ancient form of the cotillon may be learned, to enjoy the waltz or square looked upon as one of the old French dance, how much better for them to en- branles. As such it was introduced into joy this privilege without being forced to England, where it became a feature at patronize the public places..There were merry entertainments, and allowed peo- round dances and square dances, there ple of all ages to join in the romp and were waltzes and twosteps, and there was fun..This dance was introduced in Ger- a good old-fashioned Virginia reel." many upwards of fifty years ago. It was (p.83ff). Or about the value of dancing for danced by eight persons, like the French female exercise: "An average waltz takes Quadrille and English Cotillion. The new one over three-quarters of a mile, and a Cotillion in its present form found its way square dance makes you cover half a from Germany into Russia, and was mile, and a galop equals a good mile. thence conveyed to, and adopted with im- Count up how much the girl...travels in an provements, in Paris...At the present time evening. Twenty dances is the average. no fashionable soiree dansante is con- Of these about twelve are waltzes."(p.48). sidered perfect unless it closes with the Obviously waltzing was preferred above Cotillion." (p.113). The German could be square dancing: "No one who dances will the main feature for the whole evening. deny that when once the departure is In most cases, half an hour was set aside made from the square dance, there is for it at the end of the ball. A shorter Ger- nothing more delightful than to waltz with man than that was worth a special notice: a partner of grace and skill." (p.7) "A young man of our acquaintance at- However, this preference had its disad- tended a ball at Atlanta, Georgia, on New vantages, as was stated in a report about Year's Eve. He was up in the promenade the situation in London: "It is supposed after supper, and much to his surprise, he to be necessary to ask three or even four Continued on Page 89 American Squaredance. July 1989 21

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NO BOYS? NO CHOICE? have danced more in the past four GALS MAKE NOISE IN BOISE! months than some had danced in two Here is a story about a group of women years. in Boise, Idaho, who have square danced The women are comfortable remaining for several years. They are single or have a "group"—no regular dances, no of- husbands who don't dance. ficers, no rent fees, no problems! Since It all began at a State Festival in June. they're not a club, they can't steal ban- Most of them kept the chairs warm for the ners, so, instead of taking from, they take evening at the Friday dance. They re- to—kisses. They take a bowl of candy turned Saturday night and, yes, once kisses to every club visited and have had again kept the chairs warm. As a last a lot of fun making sure everybody gets resort, they decided to form an all-girls a "kiss" from them. square, and—surprise!—had more fun The women are more than willing to roll dancing that one tip than they'd had dur- up their sleeves and work toward the ing the entire festival. growth of square dancing in the Boise Two of the women sat up late discuss- Valley. They love to dance and, in spite ing what could be done. They decided to of not having male partners, have figured call the single women they knew, have out a way to be part of the square dance them spread the word to their friends, and world. set-up a meeting. Over a square met at The group has been asked to do exhibi- the first get-together; they now have tions and has its own caller—a woman! nearly two squares and are growing! All Marian Sherwin

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26 American Squaredance, July 1989 The idea for this rather unique design was rooted in an HEA-sponsored, day- long craft workshop. Various country-style crafts were featured, including the popular fringed and beaded western bandanas worn today. The outfit's designer, Nancy Walker (left) was intrigued with the challenge of using the relatively inexpensive, decorative bandana prints as the basic component for stylish yet versatile square dance attire. Her results speak for themselves and have been the topic of fashion discus- sions by the members of both the Salem Promenaders (Nancy's home club in Salem, Illinois) and other fashion- conscious dancers. Inherent in the use of the rather large western-style bandanas to achieve the pointed "petal effect" is a fair amount of waste material. Pictured with Nancy is her close friend, Judy Kurtz, whose outfit was completed through the use of only a few additional bandanas and the white underskirt materials. Keynote features of the outfit include its distinctive American Indian appearance and its versatility. The three-piece design consists of a pullover, square-neck blouse (featuring bat-wing, loose fitting sleeves held together by a functional concho for accent) and a separate elastic waistband multi-petal overskirt, both made entirely of bandanas. The outfit is completed with a simple two-panel, white underskirt with a large eyelet ruffle at the bottom. A color- coordinated stretch belt can be used to conceal the intersection of the blouse and skirt and accent the waistline. Many different appearances can be achieved from the same basic design by simply using alternative colors and designs of bandanas with the same white underskirt, or by using a contrasting material for the circular underskirt. Fur- thermore, one additional bandana can provide the man's matching neckwear to coordinate the partner's attire.

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Renny Mann recebing his Hall of Fame Astard. surrounded by II. to r.) Kelly Bryarly, Ihmna Horn. Colleen Mann and Al Horn. Kelly and Al recei.ed identical a.. ands. Utah callers were inducted into Utah's Records, achieved by their records sell- SID Recording Company Hall of Fame ing 25,000 copies. Both are pushing for during 1988. Renny Mann of Ogden and their second Gold soon. Renny now has Al Horn of West Weber were inducted in- two hits on the market, Jones on the to the Hall of Fame because they have Jukebox and Streets of Bakersfield. recorded for ten years with no break and Also given a Hall of Fame Award was are in good standing. These are the Kelly Bryarly, music producer for the com- qualifications for induction into the Prairie, pany. He is from Colorado Springs, Co. Mountain, Desert, Ocean and Ute recor- Donna Horn, producer and owner of P- ding company's Hall of Fame. M-D-O-U Recordings, made the presen- Renny and Al also have a Gold tation of the awards. SCHOLAR-SHARES AWARDED Three scholarships for worthy caller/cuer school-bound students have been awarded by this magazine's editors. Scholar-Shares from ASD are given each year, chosen from applicants who apply between January and April of any year. Those recipients are Benny (and Mary Ellen) Miller of Revillo, S.D. (French Quarter school); Lila (and Doyle) Seyersdahl of Green River, Wy. (Par- rish Ranch school): Robert (and Eileen) Hurst of West Sussex, England (Auburn. In. school).

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by Mike Alexander, Springdale, Ohio

First of all, with only three years of calling under my belt, I'm still a very new caller. But there is one aspect of the activity I feel I can speak out on very emphatically— the importance of your partner. Now we all listen to our wives or husbands, but for a caller this can make the difference between being a success or failure. Unfortunately, as new callers, we often do not think about the impact that calling has on our partners. Listing all the ways your partner helps you would probably fill up this entire magazine without making a dent in the list. All of us know the major things our partners do for us; they're the ones going to dance after dance with us so dancers hear us do one tip. They're the ones singing the singing call right along with us because they've heard it so many times in the basement. They spend their vacations at schools or at a convention. They are the ones in the spotlight as much as we are, but they never get to take any of the bows All of us (at least I assume, all of us) have had times when we were just about ready to give up calling completely. And who is the first one there talking you out of it? It doesn't matter that life would be much easier on them if you did quit. They are in there telling you to give it one more try (and one more and one more...). In public they are our staunchest supporter and defenders; in private, biggest critics. But do we listen to them and take their criticisms in the right way? I imagine we all try to and most of the time probably do. If we don't agree with what they are saying, let's take the time and effort to understand their points and admit it when they are right. In three years, I think there are only a handful of times I didn't do what Mary Ann told me —and let me tell you, she was right. There's a standing joke in our area that Mary Ann is more nervous than I am when I'm calling (and that's hard to be). She's out there every minute making sure I sound as good as I possibly can. She's giving me encouragement between tips when nothing I'm doing seems to work. She's the one in the broken down square because everyone else in the square is laughing as she sings along with me. She's the one making sure I look my absolute best whenever I'm in public and the one kicking me under the table when I get ready to say something I shouldn't. And she is the one smiling all the time when she'd like to say something and knows she can't. So, Mary Ann, for all the times you really wanted to stay home or go somewhere not connected with dancing, for all the times you got dressed up for a dance, for the dances you went to with sore feet, and for all the support, thank you. As far as I'm concerned, you're the perfect caller's wife, and even more important, my best friend.

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36 American Squaredance, July 1989 able to dance together around the world. If this practice continues throughout the country, one may as well forget the fun of 61iiiia TALK traveling to festivals and nationals not I am writing with a plea to all callers and knowing what has been taught. dancers to remember the basics as we The seasoned dancers are constantly were taught and then to dance them at reminded of our responsibilities to help all levels. and make the new dancers feel welcome. We drove 350 miles a short time ago I'm sure we all try, but unless the callers to attend a festival, anticipating a great stick with the basics we learned, it's pretty weekend of dancing with excellent callers. hard to do. I know dancers pick up gim- However, it was not very enjoyable with micks here and there, but I don't think all the variations of do-sa-do, swing your they should be practiced when dancing partner and weave the ring. The majority with other dancers from other states. of local dancers (not teens) replaced the Helen Bracy back to back do-sa-do with touching Battle Creek, Michigan hands and kicking in opposite directions. LEGACY PROMO-PAK NOW AVAILABLE The swing was replaced with a star thru The well-known Promo-Pak from LEGACY is and promenade. Weave the ring was so ready! Order it now to help you promote fall cluttered with bumps, twirls and kicks, it classes. It's begger than ever. There are 26 was impossible to get home in time to pages of good promotional ideas, plus a color hear the next call. poster. Just send $1.25 for postage only (LEG- I am concerned to think our wonderful ACY gives you the packet free.) to the S/D world of square dancing is threatened by Month Chairman at the ASD address, PO Box these changes, at least as far as being 488, Huron OH 44839. CALLERLAB G\itt CALLER COACHES ARE BEST FOR YOUR CLINIC OR SCHOOL GCMEDP-rn,TI® ASSURES KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE Dick Barker 2408 Eastover Dr., Waycross, GA 31501, 912 283 4397 Don Beck West Acton Road., Stow, MA 01775, 508 897 9767 Al Brundage PO Box 125, Jensen Beach, FL 34958, 305 335 4788 Daryl Clendenin 7915 N. Clarendon Ave., Portland, OR 97203, 503 285 7431 Bill Davis 1359 Belleville, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, 408 736 5624 "Decko" Deck 36 Columbia Ave., Rehoboth, DE 19971, 703 524 1166 Herb Egender 2928 S Parker Ct., Aurora, CO 80014, 303 755 8161 Ed Foote (Specialty) 140 McCandless Dr., Wexford, PA 15090, 412 935 2734 Kip Garvey PO Box 8045, Freemont, CA 94537, 415 792 7099 Jon Jones 1523 Bluebonnet, Arlington, TX 76013, 817 469 1179 John Kaltenthaler PO Box 679, Pocono Pines, PA 18350, 717 646 8411 Frank Lane PO Box 1382, Estes Park, CO 80517, 303 586 3696 Jack Lasry 1513 No. 46th Ave., Hollywood, FL 33021, 305 981 7788 Jim Mayo 79 Wash Pond Rd., Hampstead, NH 03841, 603 329 5492 Vaughn Parrish Rt 2 Parrish Rd., Berthoud, CO 80513, 303 772 5118 Bill Peters PO Box 10692, Zephyr Cove, NV 89448, 702 588 7181 Gloria Roth 4600 Eastview Ave., Lake Worth, FL 33463, 407 641 5368 THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY THE ACCREDITED COACHES LISTED Amencan Squaredance, July 1989 37 FOUR DAR 8/QUADRILLE RECORDS ma—Fri—. "The Quality Sound" f NEW RELEASES: 48-6103 MCCLOUD—Mike 48-6102 OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE—Mike 48-6101 WHO'S SORRY NOW—Bill Volner 4B-6100 IF I COULD BOTTLE THIS UP—Bill Volner L 1 4B-6099 TRAIN OF THOUGHT—Gary 1 4B-6098 WE AIN'T OUT OF LOVE YET—Bob F. Mike Sikorsky Lee Main 48-6096 THE WANDERER—Gary 413-6095 STRONG ENOUGH TO BEND—Paul lith:.mieJ Zw--- — 48-6094 KANSAS CITY—Mike 7 48-6092 GOD BLESS AMERICA AGAIN—Bob C. 48-6091 TURN ME AROUND—Gary 4B-6090 LOVE REUNITED—Mike 413-6089 W. LEE O'DANIEL—Bill 48-6087 TOO GONE TOO LONG—Bob F. 4B-6086 WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP—Bill V. Gary Mahnken Bob Huff RECENT BEST SELLERS: 4B-6085 HAPPY TRAILS—Gary _ Mr--- MC— —_-i 4b-6084 THE TOP OF THE WORLD—Mike 48-6083 I'LL FLY AWAY—Bill V.

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0. American Squaredance July 1989 what your formation is. Let us continue with that series of calls: (We just completed a swing thru) boys trade, boys run, bend the line, square thru three hands, left allemande...The boys ( Dancing Tips trade should take four beats, the run should take four beats, bend the line should take four beats, square thru three by Harold & Lill Bausch should take six beats, allemande left should take from six to eight beats. All this To be a better dancer, there are some takes about 46 beats of music. If you basic rules: changed the allemande to a swing and Listen to the caller. added a full promenade, which is another Dance, don't walk. Do the shuffle step. 16 beats, you would have 62 beats. A Don't anticipate calls. typical singing call figure has 64 beats, First, if you are not giving the caller your so if you can get the dancers to do the undivided attention, you can easily make full promenade and not stop at home after mistakes. If you do not take the proper one step, this could be a singing call. number of steps, you are not dancing to I had a dancer tell me recently that he the music. That is why we encourage the could anticipate many of my calls. I guess shuffle step, small sliding steps. If you an- he didn't realize I want him to. The caller ticipate the calls and you think you know is not trying to fool you; he is trying to lead what the caller is going to call next, you you through the calls so that you do them could be dead wrong. It is not smart to be smoothly and not start and stop. We want doing a call before the caller says it, he grace, not jerky dancing. There are times may purposely change the call if he sees we might let you think we are going to say you doing this. Also, it is very annoying one thing and then say something else, to the other dancers. but this is to keep your attention, or to get A caller uses key words and phrases to a laugh once in a while. make it easier to know what is coming and I do not want you counting your steps thus give you a second or two more to be as you dance, but I do want you to hear ready for the call; do not try to use this the beat of the music and dance to that. knowledge to dance ahead of the caller. Perhaps this sounds confusing—I say You are more than likely guilty of "clipped listen to the caller and hear the music. timing" or of doing calls in less than the Usually in good singing calls with really allotted time. good music, I will call the same figure The call is: Heads square thru four each time through and use the music as hands, do-sa-do the corner swing thru. much as possible. Dancers know that they From a squared-up set, heads square thru really like certain records. The reason for takes ten beats of music or ten small steps this that the calls go smoothly with them as you perform the call; do-sa-do takes six and they are enjoying the music. beats (six steps); swing thru takes six If you have ever danced with someone more beats or six steps. Now I'm sure who takes big steps, you will notice feel- many people can do this in less time, but ing a bit uncomfortable with that person, they shouldn't. especially when you promenade. On that same series of calls, as the Once a swing could take eight or more women completed the do-sa-do they beats of music, back when everyone did should tap left hands as they give right the buzz step swing. Today we mostly do hands to the men even though they do not the walk-around swing, more easily stop to form a wave. Always touch hands learned and more smoothly done. with adjoining dancers whenever you can. Perhaps we will touch more on timing It not only helps them, it helps you to know in the future, if you so desire.

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One of the many tasks a computer can TITLE P.S or R perform is to keep and organize all sorts LOCH CATEGORY.

of records. These can be finances, dates, LABEL club membership, beginner dancer NAME PATRIOTIC MINERAL TRADITIONAL names and addresses. This type of activi- TOWN STATE AGE BIRTHDAY: ty is referred to by computer users as a COUNTRY N S.E W ANATOMY VEGETATION: LOVE' GEOGRAPHIC CLOTHES COMEDY: data base. DATE CALENDAR MONEY RELIGIOUS: One of the first tasks that I set out to RELATIVE PERSONAL COLOR SEASON: do was to organize my square dance rec- OCCUPATION WEATHER ANIMAL RELATIVE ord collection, which had grown to 1000 When entering a record only the title and records and was totally disorganized. The label are entered fully. The PR&S field first thing I had to decide was how I would contains just one of those letters. The physically arrange the records in my case. LOC# contains your location number us- I had at my disposal a legal filing cabinet ing whatever system you have designed. (watch the garage sales) which, if you CATEGORY: is for record categories that divide the drawers down the middle, holds do not fit into any of the other pre- two rows of records. I decided to separate designed slots. All of the other fields re- the records into groups of ten. I had now quire an X as appropriate. Just as an ex- a system that I would like you to picture— ample, Heart of My Heart would get an X four drawers lettered A, B, C and D. Each in the anatomy field, I Get the Blues When drawer has a left and right section and It Rains would get an X at the color and each section is divided into compartments weather fields. This information, though numbered 1 through 25 holding ten not essential, lets you ask the computer records each. With this arrangement I had to give you lists of records for theme a method of storing 2000 records dances or for special occasions. (4x2x25x10). When all of your records have been You can see that I have not talked about entered, the computer can sort, count and organizing the records in any sort of make lists based on the information you recognizable system and this is where a have entered. Typically you would make computer really shines. Each batch of ten a report of your singing calls alphabetical- records was labeled A11_ through A25L, ly, or your patter records. If you have a A1R through A25 R, B1L through B 25 L, favorite label, you could list just those. The and so on for B, C and D. computer will total any of the lists. We are now at the point where we talk The number and variety of tasks that a about using the computer to keep track computer can be put to is only limited by and provide information about the records your imagination. This can be a very themselves. A fellow caller to whom I gave entertaining hobby. Happy computing! a copy of the program used old record Examples of lists on Page 95 American Squaredance, July 1989 43 .SIP10 sN1401111 'd

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Mona Cannel/ of Kettering, Ohio, gave me a cute little routine that you might enjoy using on a picnic with your kids or at a camp. She calls it... SCRATCH TYPE: A Did You Ever See A Lassie kind of dance. FORMATION: Single circle with one player in the center. MUSIC: 4/4 rhythm, any good bouncy tune such as Little Black Book by Jimmy Dean MEASURES: 1-8 Make a claw of the right hand. Bending to the floor, make like a chicken, and in 8 counts, emphasizing each beat of the music, bring the hand over the hand. The body rises with the hand. 9-16 Repeat same with left hand. 17-32 Repeat with both hands. 33-48 With thumbs in the armpits, flap elbows like a chicken flapping wings. 49-64 Center person must make a motion which all in the circle must imitate. Person in the center then chooses someone to take that place. No motion can be repeated.

From Tampa. Florida, Coy Cowan submitted a lively square dance that he adapted from Ed Gilmore's Heel and Toe Polka Square. He uses the... GOOD TIME POLKA SQUARE MUSIC: Hi-Hat 329 INTRO, BREAK AND CLOSER: — — — — (Ladies promenade inside) Once around inside like that. meet your partner box the gnat Just the men left-hand star around — — — Take your maid, star promenade go walking right on down — The men back out a full turn 'n circle left around — Circle hand in hand — your corner allemande — Come on back 'n bow to your own — Promenade We'll dance that good time polka — — 'cause Nobody wants to go home (Heads forward and back) FIGURE: Forward up and back with you, same two pass thru Separate round two to lines 'n then — (Forward 'n back) Forward 'n back 'n face your corner, get set for heel 'n toe — Heel 'n toe 'n out you go, heel 'n toe 'n in — Heel 'n toe 'n out you go, heel 'n toe 'n swing her, Joe Twice around 'n keep 'er for your own — Promenade We'll dance that good time polka — — — cause Nobody wants to go home (Heads forward and back) (Ladies promenade inside) 46 American Squaredance. July 1989 Jerry Helt, who hails from Cincinnati, Ohio, has shown his genius again by creating a delightful waltz quadrille. Using an old tune, the Gibson House Waltz. he has written a routine that is beautiful in its simplicity. CINCINNATI WALTZ QUADRILLE MUSIC: Blue Star 2378 FORMATION: Four couples in a square MEASURES: 4 All four ladies right-hand star 4 All four gents right-hand star 4 All four ladies left-hand star 4 All tour gents left-hand star, pass your partner 4 Partner right-hand turn 8 Waltz promenade the next lady all the way back 4 Partner left-hand turn once and a half to the man's home position Waltz promenade may be done in ballroom position, turning clockwise and progressisng counter-ciockwise around the set or in regular square dance promenade position.

Our contra this month comes from Dick Meyers of Cranston, New Jersey. He calls it the... PARSON'S PROMENADE FORMATION: Proper duple 1,3.5, etc. active but not crossed over. MUSIC: Two-step ROUTINE: Al Star left with the couple below Star right, actives squeeze in, make a line of four A2 Down in four, centers wheel, ends turn back Come back, cast off B1 Actives lead, hey for four (mixed sex) B2 Actives do-sa-do in center, two hand right-hand star Man in the lead, left-hand star with the ones below.

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American Squaredance, July 1989 47 Chain down the line: P.S.: MS/QS Zero box: Right and left thru, veer left by Walt Cole Couples circulate, chain down the line, star thru Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Zero box: Right and left thru, veer left Ferris wheel, centers veer left TIMINGS THE THING (A right-hand lady progression. Chain down the line, left allemande... Note overlapping of timing so all arrive at the same THE MAINSTREAM PROGRAM point at the same time.) Zero line: Right and left thru, dixie style INTRO: : Heads — square thru To an ocean wave, girls cross fold, star thru Lines forward and back, crosstrail thru — — Spin chain thru Do-sa-do — Left allemande... - — — : Girls circulate twice - — — — — Turn thru Zero box: Touch 1/4 , centers trade, swing thru — — Left allemande Spin the top, single hinge, center four Walk by one, swing next : — — Promenade Walk and dodge, those who can star thru — — — — — — — — The other girls U-turn back and star thru Crosstrail thru, left allemande... Pee/ off: FOR THE MODULAR CALLER: Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal Zero box (wave): Girls trade, girls run, half tag Double pass thru, peel off, star thru Boys run, slide thru...zero box Cloverleaf, centers swing thru, turn thru Zero line: Pass thru, half tag the line Left allemande... Split circulate, recycle, swing thru touch 1/4 , boys run right Turn thru, left allemande... Centers pass thru, do-sa-do to a wave Static square: Heads pass thru, separate Girls circulate, recycle, dive thru Around one to a line, pass thru, half tag Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Girls trade, recycle, left allemande... pass thru, U-turn back Zero line: Pass thru, tag the line, cloverleaf Centers square thru, ends star thru Double pass thru, centers in, cast off 3/4 Do-sa-do to a wave, recycle, veer left Star thru, left allemande... Couples circulate, girls trade, girls run Extend, left allemande... Zero line: Right and left thru, Dixie style To an ocean wave, boys trade, boys cross run pass thru, wheel and deal /4, do-sa-do to a wave Swing thru, turn thru, left allemande... Boys square thru 3 Boys run, star thru, pass thru, left allemande... Zero line: Right and left thru, Dixie style To an ocean wave, boys trade, left swing thru Run: Girls cross run, turn thru, left allemande... Zero line: Pass thru, boys run right, scoot back Centers trade, split circulate, boys trade THE BASIC PROGRAM: Spin the top, recycle...zero line. DBD, Static square: Heads rollaway half sashay Circle eight, boys square thru, do-sa-do Zero box: Right and left thru, veer left To a wave, boys run right, left allemande... Couples circulate, boys run, girls circulate Boys trade, boys run, tag the line right Static square: Heads rollaway half sashay Couples circulate, girls run, boys circulate Circle eight, girls square thru, do-sa-do Girls trade, recycle...zero box. To a wave, pass thru, bend the line Right and left thru, ladies chain, star thru Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Centers spin the top and turn thru Others divide and star thru, pass to the center Static square; Heads square thru Square thru 3/4...zero box. Sides rollway half sashay, do-sa-do to a wave Swing thru, ends trade, centers trade Get out: Zero line: Right and left thru Girls trade, pass thru, bend the line Ladies chain, touch 1/4 , single hinge, fan the top Star thru, left allemande... To a turn thru, left allemande... 48 American Squaredance. July 1989 OW'

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Aemotaes o6 die 'titst GERMAN-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP FESTIVAL Looking back to a great festival and tour in the fall of 1988 creates nostalgia, as one thinks of the hundreds of square dancers from several countries who joined hands in friendship through square dancing. Next spring will bring another similar event (See page 16) to be sponsored again by this magazine and Landmarks Festivals. Shown here is just one of the five busloads of participants who stopped to tour the castle in Heidelberg, Germany.

Seated: Helen Schreiber, Marion Schrage, Doloris Meyr, Gay Lakovich, Mabel Harper. 1st Row: Rich and Bonnie Pravlik, Stan and Cathie Burdick, Tempest Pullin, Dick and Mary Hinkle, Gladys Kreisa, Marjorie Prindle, Daniel Harper, Mamie and Jim Dunn. 2nd Row: Jim and Doris Young, Bob Lyons, Bob Pullin, Cora Williamson, Ann Hunt, Fritzie Lyons, Bill and Dottie Cramer (in front), Gladys Oellrich, Una Deering (in front), Albert Oellrich, Harold Meyr, Barbara Adams. Back row: Oscar Schreiber, Arthur Schrage, Ell and Ruth Davis, Don Williamson, Walter Hunt, Les Kreisa. Edward Deering, Sherlan Lakovich, Austin Prindle, Mack Adams. Absent: Erna Trcka.

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American Squaredance. July 1989 53 Creative Choreography

' I by Ed Fraidenburg tp-

Walk and dodge, pass the ocean, recycle Centers square thru four while ends touch 1/4 Girls run, right and left grand, on third hand 00,5) ‘„ Promenade... Heads square thru four, star thru, pass thru Tag the line in, up and back, centers face 1 All right and left grand... 4°640„,, Old Favorite: Heads lead right, circle to a line Centers square thru four While the ends left allemande MAINSTREAM FUN All right and left grand... WITH SOME SURPRISE GET-OUTS by Dick Han, from Dancetime Used by permission Heads lead right, swing thru, boys run New Ferris wheel, swing thru, outsides face All right and left grand... Sides rollaway, heads lead right, swing thru Boys run, centers square thru four, Ends touch l/4, girls run, all right & left grand... Heads right and left thru, star thru Double pass thru, peel off Centers pass the ocean, all right & left grand... TRACK THE STAR Heads half square thru, all half square thru by Bill & Polly Donahue Partner trade, right and left thru, rollaway Four ladies star left one full turn Centers crosstrail thru, left allemande... Four men promenade clockwise half-way Heads star thru, double pass thru, peel off Four men run around the opposite lady Centers swing thru, spin the top All couples promenade 1/4 All right and left grand... Repeat entire sequence three more times. Heads rollaway, heads square thru four TIMING: 64 beats Split two, around one to a line STYLING: The couples' promenade should be Centers touch 1/4 , girls run in skaters' position. Men will put the women Ends box the gnat, all right and left grand... into the left-hand star with their left hands as they roll out to the right to promenade half Sides square thru 3/4, sides U-turn back around the ring. Heads rollaway and square thru four

Centers in, cast off 3/4, ends trade ASD's choreo section features original material sub- Centers pass the ocean, all right & left grand... mitted to the editor. New ideas are presented each month. Mail new and creative material to Ed Fraiden- Four ladies chain, heads touch 1/4 burg, Workshop Editor, PO Box 488, Huron OH 44839.

54 AmerIcan Squaredance. July 1989 [ MAINSTREAM [REVIEW]

PROGRAM

STAR THRU CENTERS FAMILY STARTING FORMATION: Facing dancers (man STARTING FORMATION: Anywhere there is a and woman) couple with backs to the center of the set fac- DEFINITION: Man's right hand is placed ing or standing behind another couple (e.g., against the woman's left, palm to palm, with eight chain thru, completed double pass thru). fingers up, to make an arch. As the dancers a. IN move forward the woman does a 1/4 left-face The outside dancers step apart as the center turn under the arch while the man does a 1/4 dancers step forward and between them to turn to the right moving behind the woman. form a line. They end side by side with the woman on the CAST OFF THREE-QUARTERS right. STARTING FORMATION: Any wave or line. SAMPLE CHOREO: Each half of the line or wave works as a unit Head ladies chain, star thru, pass thru and moves forward around a pivot point three- Circle four to a line, right and left thru quarters (2700). If the adjoining dancers are fac- Rollaway, star thru, left allemande... ing the same direction, the end dancer be- Heads rollaway, star thru, right and left thru comes the pivot while the other dancer moves Star thru, two ladies chain, star thru, dive thru in a semi-circle around the pivot. If the adjoin- Star thru, all face your corner and star thru ing dancers are facing opposite directions, the Sides lead right, left allemande... pivot point is the handhold between them and Heads rollaway, lead right and circle four they move equally around the pivot point. Ladies break to lines of four, girls fold SAMPLE CHOREO: Star thru, promenade... Four ladies chain, heads square thru four Heads rollaway, lead right and circle four Centers in, cast off 3/4, ends crossfold Ladies break to lines of four, pass thru Centers pass thru, left allemande. . Boys fold, star thru, couples trade Heads star thru, pass thru, swing thru Promenade... Cast off 3/4, centers trade, all cast off 3/4 Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Centers trade, boys run, star thru Star thru, double pass thru, Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... First couple go left and next go right Heads rollaway, sides lead right and do-sa-do Right and left thru, two ladies chain Swing thru, cast off 3/4, right and left grand... Star thru, left allemande... Heads square thru four (ocean wave), cast off 3/4 Heads rollaway, pass thru, go round one Centers trade, swing thru, cast off 3/4 To a line, star thru, dive thru, pass thru Centers trade, centers run, bend the line Left allemande, right and left grand Star thru, centers in, cast off 3/4 When you meet your partner, say whoa... Ends fold, centers left turn thru, swing thru Sides rollaway, heads pass thru, go round one Boys run, boys trade, wheel and deal To a line, star thru, centers right and left thru Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Star thru, others California twirl, crosstrail thru Side ladies chain, heads rollaway Left allemande, right and left grand Heads lead right and circle 1/2, and 1/4 more But on the third hand, promenade... Pass thru bend the line, pass thru American Squaredance July 1989 55 Wheel and deal, double pass thru Head ladies lead cross the ocean Centers in, cast off 3/4, left allemande... Ride the cycle and spread, pass thru Wheel and deal, zoom and spread Left allemande... Side ladies chain and rollaway Heads flutter wheel, square thru four Split two, go round one to a line, pass thru Wheel and deal, touch to a wave, ride the cycle Right and left grand... Heads lead right and circle to a line, touch 1/4 Coordinate, ferris wheel, swing thru Ride the cycle, zoom and swing thru, extend Girls trade, half square thru, trade by RIDE THE CYCLE Left allemande... by Ed Fraidenburg From a 1/4 tag formation, ends of the wave ex- Head ladies lead dixie style to a wave tend and run as the outside beaus extend and Centers trade, left swing thru, trade the wave then the dancers in the wave recycle. Ride the cycle and spread, pass thru, half tag Movement ends in double pass thru formation. Girls trade, right and left thru, spin the top Right and left grand... SAMPLE CHOREO: Heads pass the ocean, ride the cycle Head ladies lead dixie style to a wave Pass thru, star thru, pass thru, wheel & deal Trade the wave, ping pong circulate (optional) Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Ride the cycle, pass thru, touch 1/4 Right and left grand... Heads spin the top, swing thru, ride the cycle Double pass thru, track two, recycle Square thru 3/4, trade by, left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru, boys run Ferris wheel, touch 1/4 , follow your neighbor And spread, ride the cycle, double pass thru (QFIGURES Track two, recycle, left allemande... Heads spin the top, ride the cycle and spread Pass thru, ends fold, touch 1/4 Centers trade, right and left grand... Sides right and left thru. heads lead right Heads pass the ocean, ping pong circulate And circle to a line, pass thru, wheel and deal Ride the cycle, pass thru, swing thru All partner trade, centers in and cast off 3/4 Boys run, girls trade, wheel and deal Pass thru, wheel and deal, partner trade Left allemande... Centers in and cast off 3/4, pass thru Head square thru four, swing thru, boys run Wheel and deal, centers turn thru, pass thru Ferris wheel, touch to a wave Left allemande... Ping pong circulate (optional) Heads square thru, swing thru, boys cast off 3/4 Ride the cycle, square thru 3/4, slide thru Center boys cross run, new centers trade Pass thru, wheel and deal, square thru Cast off 3/4, all wheel and deal, star thru But on the third hand, dixie grand Wheel and deal, zoom and square thru 3/4 Left allemande... Left allemande... Heads square thru four, swing thru Heads square thru, centers in, cast off 3/4 Boys run, ferris wheel, touch 1/4 Centers cross run, new centers trade Follow your neighbor and spread Centers square thru 3/4, ends crossfold Ride the cycle and spread, pass thru Left allemande... Wheel and deal, swing thru, extend Four ladies chain, promenade Single hinge, same sexes trade, Heads wheel around, slide thru, swing thru Right and left grand... Spin chain thru, all circulate, spin chain thru Sides flutter wheel, heads right and left thru Swing thru, men run, girls cast off 3/4 56 Amencan Squaredance. July 1989 Slide thru, eight chain three, left allemande... Heads rollaway, lead right and circle four Sides flutter wheel, heads star thru Ladies break to lines, circle 8, girls pass thru Pass thru, swing thru, girls circulate Cloverleaf, double pass thru, centers in Swing thru, boys circulate, swing thru And cast off 3/4, circle eight, boys pass thru Girls circulate, box the gnat, change hands Cloverleaf, double pass thru, centers in and Left allemande... Cast off 3/4, circle eight, those who can Right and left thru, others star thru, dive thru Four ladies chain, sides lead right and Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Circle to a line, pass the ocean, circulate Twice, swing thru, slide thru, California twirl Promenade, heads wheel around Pass thru, bend the line, pass the ocean Right and left thru, spin the top, all circulate Circulate twice, swing thru, slide thru Cast off 3/4, circulate, cast off 3/4, circulate California twirl, star thru, eight chain five Cast off 3/4 , girls trade, all crosstrail thru Left allemande... Left allemande... Heads square thru, swing thru, boys circulate Boys run, wheel and deal, right and left thru Dive thru, pass thru, swing thru, boys circulate CUER/CALLER SCHOOLS RECOMMENDED Boys run, wheel and deal, right and left thru Even though the usual 11/2 page Dive thru, pass thru, star thru, two ladies chain caller/cuer school ads (pp. 78-79, June Chain back dixie style, all eight circulate twice issue) do not appear currently, please Left allemande... note that some schools, scheduled for Ju- Heads square thru, sides divide and star thru ly, August and September, are still open Heads crosstrail thru and go round one for registrants. For instance, the ASD- Into the center, square thru, sides divide and sponsored Northern N.Y. school this Star thru, swing thru, box the gnat month, starting July 19, is geared to brand Square thru 3/4, men pass thru, girls turn back new and would-be callers and still has one Left allemande... or two spaces available. 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000

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58 American Squaredance. July 1989 QUARTER-CENTURY LOVEBIRDS Here's a theme night program worth considering anytime, not just A in February. Remember, recognition helps retention—and maybe R longevity, too. The Allemande Club of Alabaster, Alabama, presented a Sweetheart P Dance for sweethearts who had been married for 25 years ore more, and had approximately ten squares of dancers. 28 couples were pre- L sent with 25 years together or more. Three couples had celebrated more than 50 years together—Leila and Harold Corn, Jeanette and Ralph Kinnane, Gladyce and Sam Miller. Each couple was recognized. N Cake, punch and nuts were served. Catherine and Clarence South planned the party. Georgia and John Krahn

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Hello Mary Lou and more in Dolby Stereo Bruce McCue SRR 1002 TRACK TWO—With What's Forever For. Rocky Top. Strong Enough 7i, Bend. Mr. Bojangles, Love Helps Those, I* Believe in Happy Endings and More Tapes are Non-Square Dancing and Available at $8.00 each. Plus $.50 Shipping, Exclusively From SILVER SOUNDS RECORDINGS * P.O. Box 229 * Glastonbury CT 06033 (203)633-0370 or (203)529-0937 American Squaredance. July 1989 59 Plus as regards the number of calls needed to be learned. Some people attempt Advanced and Challenge who should not be there, and human nature is such that by in this situation the better dancers will Ed Foote tend to square up together. This discourages both the weaker dancers and ADVANCED C HALLENG E the new dancers, both of whom may drop out because they never can get in the bet- `ALUE OF COMPUTER SOUAnEs ter squares. But because of the srna!l Computer squares are widely used at numbers of dancers involved, a group Advanced and Challenge dances. Each may fold if these dancers leave. Computer couple is given a number, and a computer squares help insure a mixing of the bet- printout is used to determine in which ter and weaker dancers, which makes it square each couple will dance for each easier for the caller to present material, tip. The couple either reads this informa- and insures that the club will be ongoing. tion on their own individual printed card It is interesting to note that there is or slip of paper, or refers to a large board almost no objection by dancers to using for this information. computer squares if this system is present Usually, the first and last tips of the when they first start Advanced or Chal- dance are "open" (no computer mixing lenge. The problem occurs when a group used), and perhaps a middle tip is open does not use computer squares initially, also. The rest of the tips use the computer then discovers people forming cliques to determine square location for each cou- and dancing together, and tries to ple, and also to determine who sits out. eliminate this by adopting computer Mainstream and Plus dances may squares. Now there are objections, wonder why computer squares are not because it is something different, and a used at their programs, but are so com- few people will say: "No one is going to mon at Advanced and Challenge. The tell me who to dance with:' But the best answer rests with the philosophies of the interests of the group as a whole, not a various dance programs and with human few individuals, are what is most impor- nature. tant, and the result is that the group Mainstream and Plus programs, being adopts computer squares and only loses the most popular with the greatest one or two couples. number of dancers, are relaxed in nature. Some Advanced and Challenge groups Dancers arrive late, leave early, and many say they do not need computer squares dancers enjoy sitting out several tips. A because everyone is so friendly that they computer system would not work under go out of their way to mix. The people mix these conditions, because the computer all right, but within their own select group assumes that everyone will dance every of 12-15 couples. tip, with a maximum of three couples sit- Overall, dancers and callers alike ting out. generally applaud the use of computer In contrast, Advanced and Challenge squares at Advanced and Challenge, dancers are usually present for the entire because it eliminates many problems dance, and do not want to sit out. 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kt,k;-42THEelL . O . D FC . . J ERNIE "HOSS" AND KIT WALDORF For 15 years, Kit and Hoss Waldorf have taught and danced rounds. Since the establishment of the first round dance club in Ft. Walton Beach, Florida, they have conducted at least one beginners class a year. They also provide regular extended basics and intermediate workshops. At present the pair leads two multi-level round dance clubs and National Carou- sels Club #165. Also, Kit cues and Hoss calls for their home club, and they do numerous special dances and festivals throughout the year. The Waldorfs have been on Fontana's cing, Girl from Ipanema. Waltz of the Fall Jubilee staff since 1985 and have Roses, Bye Bye Birdie. Hoss records presented dances at four national and five square dances on Nickel and Cross state conventions, as well as at Dixie RDC Country labels. and Florida RDC meetings. In 1986, Kit The Waldorfs are members of Rounda- and Hoss served as respective round and lab, the Florida R/D Council, the Dixie RID square dance chairmen for the state con- Council and Gulf Coast R/D Council. vention, and they choreographed the They also belong to national, state and round, square and combined exhibitions local callers associations. They have been for that program. featured in Bow and Swing and Round The Waldorfs have choreographed a Dancer magazines. total of 40 rounds, including Spanish Cof- Kit and Hoss work to promote harmony fee, You Only You, South of the Border, between square and round dancing. They Brilliant Conversationalist, Back in Baby's seek always to improve their own danc- Arms, I Remember You. Their cued ing and teaching skills. They say dancing releases include Country Love, Cajun Dan- is "fun and love." CATALOG NOW AVAILABLE ASHTON & CALIFONE AMPLIFERS NADY WIRELESS MICROPHONES ASIATIC & ELECTROVOICE MICROPHONES CALLER AND CUER CADDIES CUSTOMIZED MUSIC VOLUME CONTROLS 3 AND 5-YEAR CALENDARS SPEAKER STANDS (We manufacture) MAGNETIC & TRAVEL PATTER AIDS RECORD SLEEVES NEEDLES, WAX, MISC. POLYETHLYENE RECORD STORAGE BOX TAPE RECORDING ACCESSORIES REPAIR SERVICE AMPLIFIERS & MICROPHONES RANDOM SOUND, INC. Oscar & Shirley Johnson 7317 Harriet Ave. S.. Minneapolis MN 55423 612-869-9501 Bus./612-869-6168 Res.

American Squaredance. July 1989 63 Portelance, Tom Potts, Jim ev (and Dave) Sutter sent Purcell, Marge Richardson, B a clever "birth announce- Tom Rinker, Ed Rutty, Geof- ment" from Dubuque, Iowa, People frey Schuller, Marty Van showing that a new Iowa State iN THE NEWS Wart, Erwin West. Cuers S&R/D Callers/Cuers Assn. were: Jim Connelly, Jennie has been formed. New officers Frisella, Veronica McClure, are: Charlie and Elaine Fouts, t Tom Riding, Doc and Peg NE, presidents; Ted and Tirrell. Luella Floden, Central, vice presidents, and Dave and Bev peaking of callers and Sutter, Tri-State, secretary- S cuers, we should recog- treasurers. Other board mem- nize that fine staff of callers bers are volunteers from other who covered good panel sub- regional associations. jects at the spring Callerlab Convention in Nashville. A fine t the last report (April), ince this issue especially job was done by all. They were: A Chuck and Eleanor Ho- S honors women of the Jim Mayo, Bob Osgood, Herb cevar (See earlier "People" square dance world, we'll start Egender, Bob Howell, Earl column) have danced one hun- with a popular cuer, leader and Johnston, Bill Heyman, Tony dred nights consecutively and shop owner, Joyce Doss of Oxendine, Larry Letson, are still going strong, according California (Photo by Bob Mes- Gregg Anderson, Rod Blay- to caller Ken Anderson and sina.) Other photos by Mes- lock, Bob Poyner, Tim Mar- others in Florida. They've ap- sina, taken in Santa Maria, are rifler, Jerry Helt, Tom Miller, peared on local TV and the of Jay Klassen, left below, of Kip Garvey, Shawn Cuddy, Observer News, News-Press, San Jose, Calif., and George Jim Lee, Red Bates, John Herald Tribune of Sarasota, and Monahan, right, of West- Paul Bresnan, Jerry Junck, other media have featured minster, Calif. Ken Ritucci, Jon Jones, Bill them with photos. Davis, John Marshall, Norm Cross, Marshall Flippo, Jerry he front page of the Daily Helt, Jack Berg, Jack T Herald of Plainview, Tex- O'Leary, Dick Waibel, Ernie as, gave a photo story on the Kinney, Keith Rippeto, Jack square dance wedding of Lin- Murtha, Stan Burdick, Jack da Doss and Floyd Tiffin of Berg, Jim Hayes, Larry Cole, that city, according to Erma Francis Zeller, Mike Trombly, Kennedy. Dennis Horn of Mike Seastrom, Betsy Gotta, Lubbock called. About 200 Bill Davis, Jack Lasry, Don attended. Beck, Stew Shacklette, Mar- allers who stopped by to tin Mallard, Bob Green, ome other callers, caught C say hello at the ASD booth Decko Deck, Melton Luttrell, S in action by lensman Bob in Danvers, Mass., at the New Gary Shoemake, Eddie Messina at a California square England S&RID Convention Mayall, Bob Worley. dance event, are shown here, were: Ray Aubut, Bill Barr, left to right, Charlie Muff of El Don Beck, Jack Bright, nd let's not forget the Segundo; Bob Johnston of "Yikes" Cameron, Terry A women who "volun- Anaheim, and Mark Clausing, Campbell, Jane Carlson, Joe teered" as recorders: Gail formerly of San Diego, now of Casey, Mil Dixon, Dan Faria, Seastrom, Shirley Bates, Lani Portsmouth, Ohio. Joe Frisella, Dave Hass, Hal Kinney, Clarice Cross, Pat Holmes, Archie Howell, Mike White, Laurel Eddy, Terry lavarone, Pat Juaire, Dick Mallard, Cathie Burdick. A Leger, Paul Letourneau, Ed- fine program for partners was die Mayall, Jim Mayo, Jay also provided, under the Morgan, Jack O'Leary, Joe leadership of Karen Rippeto. 64 American Squaredance. July 1989 CALLER LINE-UP (These Callers Are Available To Call For Clubs and Festivals Call Them.

Bill Barr (201934-2653) Walt Cole (801.392-9078) 421 Campbell Ave Box 357 944 Chatelain Rd. West Heven CT 06516 1=•=0. Ogden UT 84403 Have a Than /Me The basis of calling la timing With -Reiliroad itir The basis of timing is music Wrivelfne Weekends

Don Coy 502-491-8878) 118 Bonnie Ln Stan Burdick Louisville KY 40218 216 Williams SI Calling Wknds & Festivals Huron OH 44839 You Ring, I Sing! The Meandering Man

Ralph Kornegay 138 Mohican Tr. (919-392.1789) Jim 'Who' Cholmondeey Wilmington NC 28403 12610 Lusher Road The "Dr. of Squares" Florissant MO 63033 Weekends & Holidays (314)741-7799 or 6511441 The Caller Wino Cares Paul Kubler RI 3 Box 680 YOUR AD COULD FILL THIS SPACE. Reidsville NC 27320 ASK FOR DETAILS! 919.342-4759 Teddy Bear—Will Travel

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ill 24K Gold-Plated Enameled SQUARE DANCE JEWELRY \.... P Earrings or Pendant 53 95 Both for only $6.95 plus $1.00 ship 8 handling (Calif.res add 6% sales tax) Earring also available with clips il" When ordering specify dress color red, blue or black. INTERNATIONAL NEWS 1 Send check or money order to Charmz-Reaction P.O. Box 4208 ' West Hills CA 91308 STEP RIGHT UP AND JOIN THE FUN Come one, come all to the "Ferris" of them all, the 30th Wisconsin S&RID Con- vention at Stevens Point, August 25-27. The University of Wisconsin Campus at © 4110114 Stevens Point will become a carnival of ORIGINAL ROVER BADGE square dance activities this August when CUSTOM ENGRAVING FOR CLUB BADGES dancers from throughout the state and the RHINESTONE BADGES midwest join for a weekend of fun, start- LONG-STRING MINI—PURSE (ass't colors) ing with a Trail's End Dance on Thursday BUTTERFLY BELTS and ending with two hours of live music S/D ACCESSORIES — WRITE FOR CATALOG on Sunday afternoon. In addition to all A to Z Engraving Co., Inc., Since 1954 programs of squares and rounds, clog- 1150 Brown St., Wauconda IL 60084 312/526-7396 ging, contra and traditional dancing will be available. Workshops, clinics, educa- THE RED ROCK RAMBLERS, Lyons, Colo. Dances tional programs, retail exhibitors, exhibi- 31st Summer Season of Saturday Square Welcome—Rounds 7:45 PM; Squares 8:15.11 PM tion groups, a fashion show and after- Elem Gym. 4th & Stickney Camping 8 Info 303-823-6692 parties will all be part of the fun. 1989—Sal. Nights & 2 Sun. Specials: Great callers 8 teem! Over 1000 motel rooms and 20 restau- Sun . Jn 11—Ken Bower. CA IRds 4 30. sqs 2-5 PMI AVer-Slate Spec '5—Art Tangen. now NM rants are close to the campus. For regis- SATURDAYS Aug June 17—Chinook Boys. MN-OR Aug •12—Vern Weese. NV tration information, contact Mike and Judy June 24—Jerry Haag. AZ-WY Aug.'19—Tom Roper. IL Hampton, 708 Second St., Stevens Point July 1—Randy Dougherty. MN-AZ Aug 26—Chris Vear, TX July 8—Jerry Junck. NE Sept 2—Dan Nordbye, NE WI 54481. Bernie & Carolyn Coulthurst July 15-8111 Helms. OR Sept 3—Dan Nordbye (Plus) Plover, Wisconsin July 22—Jerry Jestin. AZ-CAN 1 30-5PM Sunday July 29—Darryl Lipscomb, CO-TX Weekend Whing Ding, 31st Ann Mainstream. Plus tips 10,3011 PM rat High School. S 2nd Ave.) CHETCO OCEAN WAVES Always A Great Dance In Lyons. Colorado. Come! The new officers for the Chetco Ocean Waves of Brookings, Oregon, are Mary J.L. 101 "WHITE" MIKE and Bill Harding, presidents; Sara and $85.00 plus $4.00 Air Post/Ins. Tom Howell, vice presidents; Karen and SIGHT CALLING VIDEO Chuck Henley, secretary/treasurers. The 90-Minute Home Study Program club workshops on Mondays (except sum- $50.00 plus $4.00 Air Post/Ins. mer) at the Brookings-Harbor High School. Dances are scheduled for the NOTES FOR CALLERS second and fourth Saturdays at the Mainstream through Plus—$20.00 With Adv. Supplement—$33.00 Ramblin' Rose Hall in Crescent City, 12 issues—January through December California. Telephone numbers for more information are: 503-469-6571 and JACK LASRY'S CALLER SUPPLY 504-469-9125. Mary Harding 1513 N. 46 Ay.. Hollywood FL 33021 305-981-7788

66 American Squaredance July 1989 DATE CHANGE The dates for the sixth annual Thunder- Sing Along with bird Clogging Festival are now July 14-15, Don Malcom due to a change by city council. The festival is held at Mathis City Auditorium Singing Call Books in Valdosta, Georgia. Instructors are Kevin Mainstream — (329 modules) — moo Plus — (254 modules) — $12.00 Sellew, Dot and Rex Akridge, Vivian Ben- Please add $1.50 per book Postage 8 Handling nett, Janice Lowe and Wilson Kindricks. Note: These are the only books available today with Information is available from Vivian all figures properly timed to the Callerlab Standard Bennett, 2111 Hillcrest Dr., Valdosta GA LEAD RIGHT CALLER NOTES $22.00 Yearly FREE Samples 31602. Don Malcom. RR 2 Box 87, Sheldon MO 64784 Phone 1-417-8842763

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TNT267 TENNESSEE HOEDOWN/ ALL NIGHT HOEDOWN TNT268 YOU'VE CHOSEN ME by Wynne Mahler TNT269 STAGGER LEE by Mike lavarone LIBRARY/MUSEUM BECOMING A REALITY TNT270 THE LOCO MOTION by Mike lavarone TNT271 PASS ME BY by Mike Trombly Work has begun on the first stage of TNT272 PISTOL PACKING MAMA, Rd by Fran Kropf renovating the Creamery Building for the MODERN STYLE CONTRA PARTY Library/Museum of the SID Foundation of LP1001—Dick Leger $5.•.75 psi New England. Areas being renovated are Plastic Record Sleeves Available (tantity thscounts for 25. 50. /00 8 'or-c the lobby, library room, museum room, RFD 2 Rt. 7, St. Albans VT 05478, B02-524-9424 restroom and storage area. A large quantity of square, round and CHOREOGRAPHY VIDEO folk dance memorabilia has been re- SIGHT CALLING VIDEO ceived, some of which has been sorted and recorded. Donations of a computer, By ED FOOTE desks, chairs, letter files, material cabinets Well-Known Caller Instructor and other materials have been made. Each Color Video about 90 Minutes Long. Volunteer work parties have installed new Presentations are Organized & Complete. doors, erected partitions, painted walls, $49.95 - 1 Tape painted file cabinets and bookcases. $79.95 - Both Tapes Quotes are being obtained for new win- Order From: Dale Garlock dows and a new heating system. The 2107 Shunk Ave. money received from the 1988 fund raiser Alliance, Ohio 44601 is being used toward the windows, PROMENADERS building materials and for the remodeling Dog 8 SID Shoes currently in progress. The money from the tlk 8 WV $32.95 Wars 1989 fund raiser will be put toward the Gold 8 MI. $34.95 purchase of a new heating system. PAH add $2.50 Donations may be sent to PO Box 329, Tel. 919-778-0476 SOPHIA T'S Beverly MA 01915. Square Dance & Western Wear Fashions, Inc. Eastern NC's Largest Square Dance Shoo Route 9, Box 273A a Hwy. 70 East RICHMOND FALL FESTIVAL Goldsboro, North Carotins 27530 In preparation for the 34th annual Fall CLOGGER lot Man (black 8 white) CLOGGER for %eine Ivokte only) Festival, which will be held November 3-4 $3450 at the Richmond Centre, nationally-known , We Ship Anywhere in the World Brochure available—$2.00 (refunded on first order) caller Tim Marriner visited Richmond on Checks, MasterCard. Visa, American Express April 30 to perform a sound check on the American Squaredance. July 1989 67 newly designed ballroom. Local caller Jim Durham and cuer Cal Cooper lent Tim a ED FRAIDENBURG hand in calling as they experimented with the sound effects. About 60 Richmond (Calling For You) square dancers took advantage of the * * * short Sunday afternoon bonus dance. 1916 Poseyville Rd. The Richmond Centre has made every Midland, Michigan 48640 effort to clear up the sound problems ex- perienced in the past and everyone pre- Phone: 517-835-9524 sent was in agreement that the sound was * * * vastly improved. Calling All Levels Thru A-2 More information is available from June Call or Write for Rates & Dates Dvorak, 4611 Kawneer Dr., Richmond VA 23222. NO SINGLES CLUB 4.,IL t at,

.I4 IN YOUR AREA? IN MEMORIAM Let us help you start a local Jim Criswell, well-known caller/leader .43II Chapter of Bachelors 'N' *ti .111.4 from Bristol, Virginia, suffered a fatal heart Bachelorettes International. attack on April 16. Sympathy is extended Become affiliated with the largest SINGLES' to his wife of almost 47 years, June. Square Dance Club in the world! Over 50 Chapters currently and continuing to grow!

WRITE NOW FOR INFORMATION! Bachelors 'N' Bachelorettes International Inc. c/o Bob Wildman, International President 3338 Perlita, Los Angeles CA 90039 Phone 213-663-4618 EDWARD B...-GALIAORE. SQUARE DANCE LEADERS 14443£ 1.971 MAY 2 11)1. CALLERS, CUERS, CONTRA 41.1.11911TE. 111-4.t.P,0 Send for Free Copy Or AF tr_, " % 3 P nAttCr Uf kit, rIFE4tV*Vit CALLERS NOTE SERVICE `i'd 1 ". CALLERS LIABILITY INSURANCE 1,7 , . NATIONWIDE CALLER REFERRALS -.../LI.N. - , MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE P i 1 "Oldest & Best" 0 REMEMBERING ED & DRU GILMORE NATIONWIDE Jr Some time ago, a California dancer SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CALLERS ASSOC., INC. - once from Ed Gilmore's club wrote to say 4819 West M-12, Quartz Hill CA 93536 that this veteran caller and teacher was 805-9436984 lying in an unmarked grave. After the letter was published in ASD, friends of the WE DESIGN CLUB BADGES Gilmores had a stone placed at Ed's grave 1 line "Slim Jim" 61.25 Name only. Regular Size 51.35 in Hillside Memorial Park in Redlands in Name and Town OR Design 51.50 memory of both Ed and Dru. Name and Town and Design $2.00 Name, Town, Design. Club Name 52.25 On May 13, a group of friends gathered State Shape 52.75 8 Up at the site to reminisce about the Gil- $5. Minimum Order Badge Colors: Black, white, blue. green, brown, red, mores, who contributed so much to the yellow and walnut joy of others during their long years in the Orders 810.00 or less, add 51.00. Orders over square dance activity. The friends who 10.00. add $2.00. 0 ELLIE contributed to the marker hail from both Thank you MICRO PLASTICS I MANDERS coasts and across the country. All of their PO Box 847 UPTOWN. U.SA lives had been touched in some way by Rifle CO 81650 Ed and Dru in their travels across the U.S. Tel: 303-6251718 68 American Squaredance, July 1989 DATE-LINE Speaking of Singles In the April issue of ASD you printed a let- • ter asking for more information for single CaMonis-15th Anniversary Dance. Juniper Park Community Ch, Fon- dancers and also a letter from a widow stat- tana. July 15. Johnnie Scott Call 7141887.6019.674-28831 or 627-3723. Colorado—Procter Dancer Improkement, Dance Ranch, Estes Park. July ing that she was no longer dancing since 16-20 Write Frank Lane PO Box 1382. Estes Park CO 80517 she had no partner and "as you well know, Michigan-13th Interne RID Convention. Cabo Hall Cony b Civic Ctr. square dancing is a couples activity." I am Detroit. July 1922 Write Andy/Nancy Fry 2444 Carriage Way, Ypplant MI 48197 always saddened to see so many people Maryland-26th Star Spangled Banner Festival. Marnott's Hunt Valley stop dancing after the loss of a partner when Inn. Baltimore: July 20-22 Wnte Bill/Jean bathe. 7215 Mondale Av. there are so many singles clubs that would Baltimore MD 21206 Georgia—Thunderbird Clogging Festival. Mathis City Auditorium. love to help them continue dancing. Valdosta. July 14-15 Write BoWnian Bennett. 2111 Merest Dr Valdosta Unfortunately, there has never been much GA 31602 communication between singles and cou- Georgia-22nd Annual Jekyol Fun Fest. Ramada Inn. Jekyll Island. July 21-22. Dick Barker. bawl! Young Wnte Dick/Betty Barker. 2408 Eastover ples clubs, and in some cases, there is near Dr, Waycross GA 31501 hostility, although this is changing in recent New York—A-1 Camp 8 Dance Weekend. Deer Run Campgrounds. years. As recently as the 1982 National Con- MechanicwIle. July 2123 Write Red Bates. 19 Hadley St. Unit 17 So Hadley MA 01075 vention, John Einowski had to convince the Virginia—Johnston Jamboree. Summer Special. July 22. Earl Johnston chairman that the single dancers needed a Write Cecil DePriest. 811 Opre St Staunton VA 24401 room to dance as well as a hospitality room. lexas—R/D Teacher Training Institute. San Antonio. July 23-28. Write Don/Pete Hickman 12118 Los Cerdos. San Antonio TX 78233 This was, I believe, the first convention to New York—Hunter Country MUSIC Festival Part I. July 27-30 Write Guy provide full-time facilities for single dancers. Garraghan. Bridge St. Hunter NV 12442 At this 1982 National Convention and Sena Dakota-36th Annual S8R/D Festival. Rushmore Plaza Civic Ctr. Rapid City. July 28-29. J Jesbn. P Hansen. Arlin/Linda Sample Wnle again at the First International Singles Fes- AVCarol Horst 613 Indiana St. Raged City SD 57701 tival in 1987, we asked dancers if they had Pennsylvania—Weekend Festival. U of Scranton: July 28-29 Write always danced as singles. Almost all said Brian/Geri Phillips. RD 1 Box 515. Olyphant PA 18447 New York—Dance. Rocky's Rec Area. Boorhale. July 28-29. Ward/Rudi yes. This seems to imply that most dancers Smith Write Rocky's Rec Area Inc. Box 91. Boonville NY 13309 who start dancing as couples and later be- 010.-25th Anniversary of Square Dancing. Salem Memorial Bldg. JU come single give up dancing. From my own ly 29. Frank Gatrell, Torn Rudebock Write Pete John. 537 Whinnery Rd. Hanoverian OH 44423 experience, I would tend to confirm this. Florida-9th Annual MDA (lance. DeFuniak Springs M S Cafeteria. Ju- Most of the dancers I know started dancing ly 29. Jack While. Johnny Who-. Bill Bovard after losing a spouse and very few made the North Dakota—Square Dance liNtekend. Eagles Club. Lisbon. July 29-30. Jerry Junck. Kin Skadberg Wine Kin Skadberg. Box 62. Lisbon NO transition from dancing as part of a couple 58054 to dancing as a single. Oklahoma-271h Annual Overseas S/D Reunion. Western Hills Guest Many dancers are either not aware of Ranch. Wagoner. August 2.5 Wnte Dick/Carole Manning PO Box 414. Nicoma Park OK 73066 singles clubs and activities or think that all Ohle—S&R/D Weekend. Aladdin Temple Shrine. Columbus, August 4-5. singles clubs are for teens. There are over Jerry Story. Tony Oxendine Phil/Becky Guenthner Write Ted/Linda Van 500 singles clubs listed in the National Scoy. 202 Pryor Rd NE. Lancaster OH 43130. Directory MissMsippi-27111 Annual S/D Festival. MS Coast Coliseum. Gulfport- and the Yellowrock published by Nom. August 4-5. M Flippo. B Main. S Smith JohnniNanda Winter SSDUSA. In addition there are many special Write Harold Smith. 4502 Kendall Av. Gulfport MS 39501 events and weekend festivals for singles. Pennsylvania-11th Annual Presque Isle Fun rest Edinboro Um, August 4-6 S Sharrer. M Callahan. George4Shirley Wrsmenski, BudiDelores I would say to singles clubs—make the Miller Write Harry'Meredytn Kler. . 1971 Dewey Dr. Northeast PA 16428 couples clubs in your area aware that you Georgia—Blue Ridge Mt Dance Roundup. Copecrest. Ddlaro. August are there and that you would welcome closer 6-12 Write Mane Armstrong, PO Box 1011. Canon City CO 81212 Canada-36th Annual BC S/D Jamboree, Penticton. August 7-12 Write ties. To couples clubs, remember that all of BC S/D Jamboree Assoc. PO Box 66 Penticton BC Canada 624 6J9 you were single once and many of you will OW-8th American Advanced & Challenge Convention U of Toledo. be single again at some time. Square dan- August 10-12 Call TornrJudy Tarlelon (5134644-0790 cing is fun for all. Marcia Mitts New York-7th Datiodil Festival. Moose Lodge. Johnstonm. August 13 Ward/Rudi Smith Call Chuck or Sandy 725-3218 Int. Assn. of Single Square Dancers American Squaredance, July 1989 69 CALLING ALL CALLERS 1989 INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW EDITION EQUIPMENT BOX COVERS tik The Designed exclusively for the Square Dance Caller Our covers offer protection with a professional look. 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TRAIN OF THOUGHT—ESP 159 Side Caller: Elmer Sheffield Jr. FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, square thru, right and left thru, veer left, ferris wheel, in the middle circle SQUARES four. pass thru, swing corner, promenade.

HIGH COTTON—ESP 160 Caller Fin!Pr tiettield Jr. I PICKED A SAN ANTONIO ROSE—Cardinal 102 FIGURE: Heads square thru, with the sides right hand Caller: Bob Scraper star, heads star left, do-sa-do corner to a wave, swing FIGURE. Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys thru. boys trade. turn thru, allemande left, promenade. run, ferris wheel, centers make a wave, swing thru. boys trade, turn thru, swing corner, promenade. 16 TONS- Gaslight 012 Caller: Barry Vestal LET ME TAKE YOU IN MY ARMS AGAIN—Chicago Not a re-release but a complete remake. FIGURE Heads Country 19; Caller: Guy Adams promenade 1/2, lead right, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2. square thru, right and run, bend the line, right and left thru, pass the ocean, left thru, veer left, ferris wheel, square thru, swing cor- boys trade, girls trade. pass thru, swing, promenade. ner, promenade. PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME—Grenn 12170 DON'T WASTE IT ON THE BLUES—Circle D 237 Caller: Paul Hartman (based on an idea by Tommy Caller: Wayne Baldwin Cavanagh) FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do. swing thru. boys FIGURE: Balance, four ladies chain, head men chain run, bend the line, touch V4, cast right 3/4 , fan the top, right, men in new positions courtesy turn ladies, all

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72 Arnercen Squeredance. July 1989 balance, everybody chain, swing corner, circle, MEANDERINGS, Continued allemande left, promenade. WAITING FOR YOU—Quadrille 863 Judy Severance at the Celebrity Hour. Caller: Bob Huff Demos were fun to watch. Calling and FIGURE- Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru. boys cueing talent was abundant. We learned run, tag the line right, wheel and deal, turn thru. left that the number to call in New England allemande, swing, promenade. for dance information is 1-800-33DO-C- DO. That's clever. (More info in "People" STAGGER LEE TNT 269 and "News," p. 71, this month.) Following Caller: Mike lavarone that event we whisked across New Hamp- FIGURE Heads promenade 1/2, square thru four, right shire and Vermont to our favorite getaway and left thru, pass thru, trade by, touch 1/4, scoot back boys. scootback girls, swing, promenade. place in the lake/ mountain area of upstate New York, Silver Bay on Lake George, THE LOCO-MOTION—TNT 270 and got inadvertently stuck with room- Caller: Mike lavarone painting projects. There was still time for FIGURE. Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys a dose of R & R, plus dining in half a run, ferris wheel, pass thru, slide thru. square thru dozen restaurants, and a shopping visit 3/4, swing corner, promenade. to the Mill Marketplace (60 shops in an PASS ME BY—TNT 271 old brick mill) in Woodstock, Vermont. Caller: Mike Trombly Somehow, this page's margin always FIGURE Four ladies chain 3/4, heads promenade 3/4, comes up to meet me too soon, and May sides square thru 3/4, all circle 3/4, all square thru 3/4, has barely begun. Shucks. (Good. We swing corner, promenade. need more shucks and less corn on these PATTER RECORDS: pages.—Co-Ed.) LIGHTNING EXPRESS/THUNDER ROMP Lightning 801

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He asked me did I do-sa-do RUME TIME I hated to deny it, It looked like fun and so did he I said, "I'd like to try it." KEEPING CAREFREE Then gallantly he took my hand We glide out onto the dance floor. And led me to the floor. My handsome prince and I; I feared the other dancers there Feet start moving but time stands still Considered me a bore. As other folks swing by.

Instead, they welcomed me at once We've danced "the square" for many years, And led me through the motions. From when he first came courtin'; I soon began to feel at ease It keeps us young and so carefree, And lost my foolish notions. We're happy when cavortin'.

For now you'll find us dancing No longer are we spring chickens, Most every week or so, We've many strands of gray, And all because I took a chance But we'll outdance the best of them On him and the do-sa-do. Any old time or day. by Francis Faulin Kathy A. Schaeffer Decatur, Illinois Sunbury, Pennsylvania KALOX-Edea-Longhorn NEW ON KALOX K-1317 WHEN YOU'RE SMILING, Flip/Inst. by Jon Jones RECENT RELEASES ON KALOX K-1316 THAT'S WHERE MY WOMAN BEGINS, Flip/Inst. by Tom Miller

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Square & Round Dance Center, 9955 Highway 12, Lob MT 59847 406-273-0141 American Squaredance, July 1989 /9 FESTIVALS EDITOR'S LAMENT LAS VEGAS SID JUBILEE, July 28, 29, 30. 1089: Showboat Readers ask again and again: "Why are Hotel, Callers Scott Smith, Wade Driver, Tony Oxendine, Jerry Story. Cuers. Jim 8 Bonnie Bahr, Lloyd 8 Mae Edwards. Write Quarterly Selections from Callerlab never PO Box 93381, Las Vegas NV 89193 (800-228-9791) revealed in the magazine at the beginning of the quarter, but generally appear two months MAGAZINES later, as that quarter is two-thirds finished?" APART POINT MAGAZINE, The International Round Dace Magazine attuned to the needs of the Round Dancer and "When an experimental move is dropped, why Leader. Cue sheets, articles by "on staff" leaders, "pop" poll. does it continue to appear in the ASD "Pulse and much more. Rates US 520, Can. $27. Others 577 surface. 545 Air Mail Send to Apart Point. 33369 Tollhouse Rd.. Poll" column two months later? Answer: TONI IllUbt, CA 83007 ui jai, 209-941-3720. Callerlab has a strict policy that Callerlab members only must see OS's first through its FOR SALE internal publications, then others may see MOBILE HOME IN SQUARE DANCE PARK: Three-bedroom mobile home, 28x61' in Strawberry Square. square dance park. them. Your editors' urgent request for a five- Plant City FL. Walk to dance hall. Call 813-754-8447 or write week confidential pre-announcement of OS's W.D. Ferguson, 1112 Bymar Dr., Plant City FL 33566. was denied. (We suspect the reason for the MOBILE HOME IN SQUARE DANCE PARK: Two bedroom denial was that a few years ago when all mobile home, 26x41" in Strawberry Square, square dance park. Plant City FL. Walk to dance hall. Call 813-754-8447 or publications, including note services, were write W D Ferguson, 112 Bymar Dr.. Plant City FL 33566. given early announcements, a few RV LOT FOR SALE: RV lot in Strawberry Square, square caller/publishers broke the trust and jumped dance park, Plant City FL, Concrete slab, 8x10 store room. the gun.) ASD has a five-week absolute lead full hookups. Friendly neighbors and less than one block to square dance hall. Call 813-754-8447 or write W.D.Ferguson, time for all copy, a week or two is required for 112 Bymar Dr., Plant City FL 33566. postal service delivery, and Callerib quite often does not mail the press releases to us at the very beginning of the quarter—these factors account for the regrettable two-month delay.

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40 Callers Contribute Monthly CALLERLAB QUARTERLY Spin chain and exchange 3/. tag the line PLUS PROGRAM SELECTIONS Track two All eight spin the top the gears Anything and roll Spin chain the gears Trade the wave MAINSTREAM Anything and spread Teacup chain Triple scoot Grand sweep Chase right Hang a right (left) Coordinate Cloverflo Crossfire ASD PULSE POLL ASD PLUS QS Diamond circulate EXPERIMENTALS Not a Callerlab program Zip to a diamond Dixie grand Caution: Not recommend- Slip out of a diamond Explode family ed for dancers prior to a. waves Plus program activity. ADVANCED OS b. and anything Shadow the column Extend Lock the top Flip the diamond EXPERIMENTALS Follow your neighbor MAINSTREAM & 1 Slam the door Grand swing thru PLUS LIST Linear cycle 2 Relay the deucey with 1988 Update Load the boat two stars/Dandy lion Order IN-form X-4 from Peel the top 3. Interchange 50C one copy ASD. Ping pong circulate 4. Chain down to Dixie/ QS DEFINITIONS Relay the deucey lock 'em up & DIAGRAMS Remake the thar (Priority order) Order IN-form J-6 from Single circle to a wave ASD 50C one copy

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rom Callerlink in Australia, we'd like ick Han's Dancetime Notes for F to take this excerpt from David D Callers explores some very different Smythe's discussion of "Teaching:" "For ideas this time, such as tricky tags, bend the presentation of a movement, the caller the line and roll, and eight chain thru — has to have knowledge of the current styl- odd numbers. Under the latter, here's an ing of the movement. How a movement example: is executed is just as important as what Heads rollaway, swing thru, single hinge is danced. Boys run, circle to a line, touch Y4, boys run "Prepare your square dance angels. Trade by, eight chain three, then go three more Encourage them to be in the right place Then go two more, then go three more at the right time with the correct hand Then go — left allemande... ready, and with smiles on their faces. There can only be one teacher, and insist wo experimentals that are featured in on that, no matter what temptation they T Don Beck's Choreo Breakdown are may meet. They do not try to teach or ex- interchange and row your boat. Don says plain to the learners. Encourage them to this about the A-1 figure acey deucy: relay to you, quietly, after the session„ any "People frequently ask why a call like suggestions that they may have. However, acey deucey exists when it can easily be understand that angels who are used to called directionally. One reason is that it flowing through a movement, will make was written before the call circulate, and mistakes when this flow is slowed down. was, I believe, the inspiration for circulate. "Remember that what to teach is Another is that the action is much directed by the dancers' needs to ensure smoother when the ends and centers start their continuing enjoyment of dancing. It moving at the same time. The popularity should not be swayed by what the caller and worth of this A-1 call is pointed out wants to teach for his own ego, or to show by the fact that at Callerlab this year, there what he knows, or because the caller in was strong consideration given to moving the next club has taught that movement." this call to the Mainstream list."

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84 American Squanaclance, July 1989 any ideas for choreo come from 1. Flutterwheel, star thru, pass thru... M worldwide sources, as demonstrated 2. Flutterwheel, half sashay, slide thru... by Warren Berquam in his Minnesota 3. Circle four 3/4 , pass thru... Callers' Notes. For instance, John Cooke 4. Circle four 3/4, veer left, veer right... of New Zealand gave Les Gotcher's 5. Right and left thru, sweep 1/4 , pass thru... (Calif., Fla., Ariz.) tricky divide figure to 7. Ladies chain, square thru equivalent... Warren in Minnesota: 8. Touch 1/4 , box circulate twice, walk & dodge. (Static) Heads star thru, pass thru e take the liberty of excerpting part Star thru—heads do two, sides do three Heads divide and star thru, right and left thru W of Al Stevens commentary in Notes Dive thru, pass thru, star thru—sides do two, for European Callers and hope we Heads do three, sides divide and star thru haven't destroyed the context of a good Right and left thru, dive thru. pass thru lesson for all. Star thru—heads do two, sides do three "Cuers/callers can master the mechan- Heads divide and star thru, right and left thru cis and the methods of their trade, i.e. tim- Dive thru, pass thru (ZB), left allemande... ing, enunciation, tempo, etc., and once they do, they are considered competent ometimes callers get "in a rut" with callers/cuers, however may never make S material, and one element that can the 'special dance/jamboree circuit' What be a strong antidote for this malady can is the magic ingredient that separates the often be found in the variety afforded by good performer from the exceptional per- Don Malcom's Lead Right service. For in- former? Showmanship—the ability to stance, have you done any lead left figures entertain your audience... lately? Try some of these equivalents to "A caller who thought he should be lead left by Orlo Hoedley: receiving the same fee as the 'big boys'

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American Squaredance. July 1989 85 started charging the same fee. The only rom Joe Uebelacker in Canadian problem was he was not able to produce F Caller Notes, we discover the pur- like the 'big boys' and within a year found pose of a good note service: himself calling fewer and fewer dances to "So what is our note service all about? where he is no longer calling today." It's information about how to teach calls, the proper definitions, our thoughts about ack Lasry can be counted on each the call and usually a logical presentation J month to give us a few new "twists" for the call. Then, some material show- in his Notes for Callers, such as these ing standard usage as well as material interesting variations of remake the thar: showing just how far you might go with Walk all around the left-hand lady it. From there, it's up to you to use your Catch partner left, make an allemande thar checkers and try to discover more things Men back up, remake the thar, girls back up Stop the thar, head girls run and bend that line about the call. We hope that you will write Square thru four, others hinge, girls run your material down so you can use your Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... own material for the dance or workshop. Circle 8, do paso, partner left, allemande thar If you use sight calling primarily, this is still Men back up, remake the thar, girls back up the way to go. Sight calling is nothing Head girls run, bend that line and touch 1/4 more than calling material in a particular Others single hinge, those who can pass thru sequence that you remember. If you've Girls cloverleaf, boys touch 1/4 , walk and dodge written down material from moving your Step to a wave, boys fold, girls square thru 3/4 checkers through sequences, this is the Star thru, California twirl, couples circulate material you'll remember to call." Boys run, grand right and left...

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LADDR DANCING 90 YEARS AGO, Continued ment in society and introduced the two- found that he was in for the German. All step, for which some very popular and stir- marched and formed two circles, the ring music has been written, whereas ladies inside and the gentlemen outside. composers of waltzes and polkas seem All marched a short distance and then to have petered out, and the old time-worn grabbed whoever they could and danced. tunes rather grate on one's nerves. Most The German had commenced and end- people, especially men, can dance the ed; the German had been danced a la two-step better than they can the waltz or Atlanta ." (p.113). polka." (p.80). Whereof you see, that even Obviously, the cotillion needed a leader in those times of live music you could get as much as square dancing needs a tired of a melody. caller. "What are the essential qualities The growing popularity of the two-step of the successful German leader? was much to the disappointment of the ...Justice, tempered with mercy; that is, a professors of dancing: "The movements man must be firm and gentle, discreet and of the two-step are so easy and simple consistent, always remembering that he that a novice with little knowledge of dan- is leading people who half the time won't cing can pick it up and get around with take the trouble to find out what they are with very little practice, and being satisfied expected to do, and the other half try to with getting around, style and refinement do it their own way, and all the time refuse of motion are not considered...It is almost to be bullied." (p79). impossible to teach the the true three-step The style of music was going to change, waltz after after a pupil has first learned as one German leader stated: "Up to this the two-step." (p.12). However, "the prin- winter the step was always a waltz or a cipal difficulty with teachers today is that polka, but this winter I have given way they do too much telling and too little before the pleadings of the younger ele- teaching. " (p.66).

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FEEDBACK, Continued structors directed their energies toward not getting it. If you can let me know if I trying to motivate the record companies, can make this complaint to anybody else, round dance and pop alike, to provide re- you can help us correct the problem. press copies of those scarce records such Phillip Accardo as Caress, 3 A.M., Para Esto, to name a Baton Rouge, Louisiana few. Thank you. Phil DesJardins Middletown, Connecticut

I address this letter to Don Mehlmann, GREMLINS AGAIN! who in the March issue of ASD expressed In the Chaparral ad on page 11 of the his dislike for "pop" rounds. I agree that June issue, the phone number is incor- some of the best rounds are on round rect. The corrected phone number is dance labels, i.e. Roper and Telemark, but 214-423-7389. In the ad, record dealers equal credit should go to the "pops." A were asked to contact Chaparral im- quick scan of the Classics list shows a mediately if they were having difficulty ob- close race between the two...I have round taining Chaparral records. and square danced for 30 years and I enjoy dancing for recreation and fellowship. LOOKING AHEAD The only problem I find outstanding, is a Several of our annual issues follow growing shortage of records, namely, that themes. This is the Distaff Issue. April is some of the good rounds are becoming always the Vacation Issue. September is hard to find or are no longer available. It our Square Dance Month Issue. August would be far more productive if round also will carry lots of ideas for promotion. dance record dealers and round dance in- It's coming soon.

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Thomas Jefferson must have been a square dancer, if square dancing existed in 1776. When he proclaimed, in the Declaration of Independence, "That all men are created equal and entitled to the pursuit of happiness," he was describing the square dance community.

For Example: We do not care about one's religious beliefs, or, the absence of them. We are not concerned about one's marital status. We don't inquire about one's occupation. We are not interested in one's social status. We are unconcerned about one's financial status. These elements are so relatively unimportant, it never occurs to us to try to categorize people. Square dancing tends to effect a leveling of individuals. As we dance, smile, touch hands and swing, we are all equal and happy. The common bond is our fondnesss for square dancing and people. When one hurts we all hurt; when one celebrates, we all celebrate. As a cohesive group we are truly equal and intent upon the pursuit of happiness. As square dancers, let us all strive to perpetuate these concepts of the Declaration of Independence. L. Paul Bouchard From Northeast Dancer

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CO-EDITORIAL, Continued Hicks in Centerville. She lists them as be- and hang on to old ones is worth con- ing ideal for classes, workshops, contra sidering." dancing, challenge dancing, Texas two- Last year we published in "Hem-Line" step, after parties, western parties, casual the reprint of an article from The Northeast entertaining, or the designated casual Dancer by Judy Foley on alternative styles dress for club dances. Her slogan: ''Dress she had discovered in the Premiere Edi- western and feminine." tions catalog. Perhaps we received more Sounds good to Co-Ed. Every time we responses to that than we did to any ar- bring up this subject, someone responds ticles except when we called for a that we must not go to jeans and slacks moratorium on new calls way back in the for dancing. That's not what we're ad- '70's. Women wanted the address and the vocating. We think these alternative skirts phone number, and made comments like, and slips are attractive and acceptable. "I've got to find something to wear. I can't Let's welcome a little diversity. stand all those little frills." The initial quotes above were from We are hearing that prairie skirts are Jeannette Harrison of Ontario and she beginning to appear at clubs. Certainly concludes by asking for a little more flex- these attractive skirts are easy to pur- ibility and variety in the "acceptable" chase today and are comfortable. We dress, and a little less shocked disap- observed some at the New England Con- proval directed toward those of us who vention this spring, some on dancers who dance in spite of the "funny clothes," not said they were new this year. because of them." A recent ad in Square Notes from south- We all enjoy square dancing; let's make western Ohio features western prairie it easier for present dancers and for future skirts and blouses available from Madge ones to enjoy the activity wholeheartedly. ft RED BOOT BOYS',

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American Squaredance. July 1989 95 ENCORE, Continued ruffles will be even. Don't stick to your own beginners' group. Don Williamson's Come On In received Don't get discouraged—you have an "Outstanding" review. The dancers' worked too hard to give up now. acceptance of this record was very Don't be in a hurry to go on to the next positive. level. Don't lose faith in your caller. When you New Idea: dixie derby by Paul McNutt. find yourself with three guys and a girl in a line, or vice versa, none of them your THiS MONTH'S PUZZLE ANSWERS: gal s partner, you have to believe. r i 1 cal See you in a square! ann ode nee nog dd I t s Is your beautiful white petticoat not so set s m u we queens white anymore? Bill Knecht has found the si n up hai I best way to wash a petticoat is in on ma moon goers hen automatic diswasher detergent. He and net o his wife use about a 1/3 cup in the washer st ar or e eh yon on gentle cycle, then add starch. To dry, pr omenadehome make a wire hoop (an old coat hanger will ebb ads t i o t i at hal I ki n do) a little larger than your waist. Attach utter routes three wires, about 12" long, evenly pi amen i can c s ehl around the hoop for hanging it up. Fluff t wo y d the petticoat and make sure all the ruffles aha got are straight, and it will dry straight and the

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