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ASD FEATURES FOR ALL SQUARE DANCE SCENE 4 Co-Editorial 39 Oklahoma's S/D Statue 5 By-Line 43 Roundalab 7 Meandering with Stan 57 AC Lines (Advanced & Challenge) 11 Did You Ever Make A Mistake? 70 International News 13 Are You Officer Material? 81 Callerlab News 16 QueST: Quarterly Selections 89 Date-Line 19 Increase Membership For Sure 21 Watch the Hands ROUNDS 22 Dear Square Dancer 37 Cue Tips 25 Encore 41 Facing the L.O.D. 27 On Line 76 Flip Side/Rounds 29 Product Line 88 R/D Pulse Poll 35 Hem-Line 45 Dancing Tips 67 Best Club Trick FOR CALLERS 68 People in the News 40 Steal A Peek 73 Front Line Coverage 47 Calling Tips 75 Dandy Idea 48 Easy Level Page 83 Puzzle Page 60 Creative Choreography 87 Party Line 64 PS:MS/QS 91 Rhyme Time 78 Flip Side/Squares 96 Puzzle Answers 89 S/D Pulse Poll 101 Anaheim Convention Video 92 Underlining the Note Services 103 Disc-Count 105 Book Nook 106 Finish Line 108 Laugh Line OUR READERS SPEAK 6 Grand Zip 31 Straight Talk 33 Feedback ************ * * * * * * * * * * * * * Publishers and Editors Editorial Assistants Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Member of NASRDS Mary Fabik Connie Maike Bob Mellen National Association of S&R/D Suppliers Jean Wright Workshop Editors American Squaredance Magazine (ISSN-091- Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell 3383) is published by Burdick Enterprises. Walt Cole Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Copy deadline five weeks preceding first day Feature Writers of issue month. Subscription: $12.00 per year Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner U.S., $13.00 per year Can. & Foreign. Single Mary Jenkins Ed Foote copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: PO Box Record Reviewers 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1989 by Bur- Frank & Phyl Lehnert dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Canadian Representative Orphie Marcellus American Squaredance. March 1989 3 oday we received a letter that T highlighted an increasing problem of these times, even among square dancers. The owners of a tape services for callers issued a gentle reminder that they are in- deed providing a service at subscription rates. The reason for the letter was the practice of copying new record tapes and sharing them. With the proliferation of technology that makes copying book pagcs and tapes much casicr, :,ve. may see these practices increase even more. For many years, we've heard occasional complaints of unethical practices on both sides of the mike—callers who double book dates and choose the more lucrative, cancelling the other, and clubs whose new officers cancel bookings made by officers the previous year. our dealings with others in the square Ethics? What does this mean? The dance activity—in business practices, in definition tells us that ethics is the working together in clubs and organiza- discipline dealing with what is good and tions, even in our fellowship moments. bad and with moral duty and obligation. We've always heard, and often stated, Most of us have been exposed to a system that square dancers are wonderful peo- of moral values and have developed a ple. They are. Square dance callers are sense of ethics. Despite the fact that very giving people, giving of their talents several organizations have set up ethics and time to many people and many committees, moral values are very hard causes. So why do we run into these to enforce. So we become very vulnerable unethical disruptions? Because we to thefts of ideas and unfair dealings haven't looked into all sides of the ques- because ethics vary from person to tion and appreciated the time and effort person. that goes into every job. The tape services Perhaps some folks have just not take time to prepare. Caller-bookers stopped to think about a practice being spend hours writing letters or phoning. unethical. Perhaps it just seems practical Callers work to perfect their calling. Let's from one standpoint, and we haven't resolve to be more appreciative; let's try looked at the situation from both sides. "dancing in our neighbor's mocassins," Perhaps we could all be more careful in to garble an old phrase. 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Jo Jan Nunley gives some suggestions in her feature this month. An unusual festival is highlighted by Dan Hodges. If you really want to promote your next group of square dance lessons, read arrcn Tr;ck.y Stviy" and gain some helpful IdCdS. Good promotion does work! Our old friend, Mary Heisey, appears once again in "Rhyme Time" with a dance idea that follows right along with Warren's list of "things to do." As far as we know, Oklahoma has a first in the square dance statue of Pete and Esther Hughes to be dedicated in June. Are there other similar statues out there? Next month we'll publish the big S/D Vacation Listing. Watch for it...

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American Squaredance. March 7989 7 time on the high seas there were games, garments each month. Orchids abound. sports, fashions, movies, parties, buffets, Woodcraft is a specialty. Here's where briefings, demonstrations, hula classes, helicopter rides over scalloped lava flows teas, craft sessions, exercises, ukelele give one a sense of the geological history trials, ping pong tournaments (I came in of the islands. Our group visited the Black second.) (I won one game, a record for Sand Beach, Volcanoes National Park, me!—Co-Ed.), ice cream socials, horse Akaka Falls, the lava tube area, Lyman racing games, lotteries, song and joke Museum, and other assorted places. contests, flower lei demos, tour tips, trivia While munching on cones of macadamia quizzes, bingos, and music, music, music. nut ice cream, with tropical red hibiscus With all that variety, how could spirits do blossoms in their hair, necks laden with less than soar far above a few moments double floral leis, mainlanders readily of queasiness? catch the Aloha spirit, and a casual hang loose attitude. (Does the term hang loose MAUI—RHYMES WITH "WOWIE" come from the wearing of muumuus? First port—Maui, the Valley Isle, with so —Co-Ed.) much to see and do! Cathie and I chose to rent a car, and our road route took us KONA COFFEE IN KONA CITY exploring to Kaanapali, down to Kihei for Our ship generally sailed all night to ar- a swim in the surf, back to the old whal- rive at its next destination, and this night ing town of Lahaina, then across the neck was no exception, although we only went to Kahului. In the old town we viewed around the southern side of the Big Island Nelson's famous marine-scapes on ex- to reach Kona, from flank to flank, east to hibit, ate in the Pioneer Inn, became west. For this debarkation we were met engulfed in the wrap-around panorama of by launches for the short hop to shore. the Omni Theater. The migrating hump- Our time was spent walking along the row back whales, a thousand strong, had of waterfront shops, browsing, buying, come in close to throw their weight around testing the Kona coffee, basking in a sun- at that particular time. Our group, as well ny day, balancing ourselves perfectly well as all fellow shipmates, scattered in on solid ground again. On a previous trip dozens of directions—some to view the we'd seen the Captain Cook monument, 10,000-foot summit of Haleakala Crater, the Parker Ranch, the birthplace/death- others to shop in the quaint towns, others place of old King Kamehameha, and the to snorkel, to sail, to bike, to golf, to fish, First Christian Church, where the New or just to sit under that gigantic banyan England missionaries first came in 1806 that covers the whole town square. The with Christianity, American traditions, and day went fast. Dinner awaited on board. proper cover-ups for naughty semi-nude Ship ahoy. All aboard. It was late. Time natives. There was not time for deep-sea to make a wake, awake or asleep. fishing, so another short shore sortie was shed, and we shifted to the shelter of the HELLO TO HILO ship. (Shucks!—Co-Ed.) Our Hilo city stopover on the Big Island of Hawaii was a little longer than yester- THE WHERES AND WHYS OF KAUAI day's Maui visit, but not half as exciting. Knowing the ship would dock for two We took a taxi downtown, visited a shop- days on the island of Kauai, we had set ping mall, got caught in the rain. That up a dance that I was to call with the town is known as the City of Rainbows, Paradise Promenaders Club. And after which isn't surprising—it gets plenty of too many topsy-turvy shipboard dance rain. The fiery wrath of the legendary god- trys, we all were really ready for a dry land dess, Pele, with colorful eruptions, brings one. First, during the day, dancer Virgie eager travelers to the famous Fire Pit. The Carr gave us a quick Carr-tour around the Hilo Hattie factory produces 80,000 Garden Isle, including the Gaylord man- 8 Amerman Squareclance. March 1989 ston/museum at Kilohana, west of Lihue, SIX SUNNY DAYS—OH! WAHOO! and a gushing, rushing waterfall in the A few of those in our tour joined us for a midst of a skyward downpour. As evening visit to the Hayseeds dance Saturday came, club members picked us up at the night in the bandstand shell in the park dock, all dressed in our best, and took us at Waikiki. Doc Casey was the caller, Ace to—believe it or not—the fanciest horse Mark cued. Again it was very settling to stable imaginable for a fun-filled dance. dance on terra firma. Ed and Flo Werling Let me describe that unusual setting. had urged us to attend this dance. Like Kauai has its stupendous Na Pali Coast, so many other vacationers crowding the its breathtaking Waimea Canyon and a streets. the shnps, the beaches of the more recent addition, the spectacular Gathering Place Island, we swam every Westin Hotel Resort known as Kauai day (Sunny days, little rain, at last!), en- Lagoons. That little 800-acre site has the joyed our R&R, had some great meals in largest swimming pool in Hawaii, a 5,000 those hotel restaurants adjoining the square foot colonnade around it, a 2.5 beach. Other pursuits: shopping at the million dollar collection of art, two quaint International Market (wagonloads Nicklaus-designed golf courses, some of glitsy gifts under the banyans), encircl- mahogany Venetian launches, six wildlife ing the island by car one-and-a-half times islands in a 40-acre lagoon, restaurants, especially to see the high waves and shopping villages, a spa, the beach, the surfers on the north side, walking through hotel—and, yes, the stable. the zoo (Hawaii's state bird is a goose, the It's not really a stable. The 60 to 100 nene; Rhode Isalnd's is a hen, the R.I. huge Clydesdales, Belgians and Perch- Red.), seeing both Old Masters and erons are fenced nearby, watching our Moderns at the Academy of Art. I rotated horse-ing around, while we danced com- to Rotary one noon and Cathie read a fortably in the large open shelter that nor- dozen books. We laughed, splashed, mally houses dozens of shiny black car- toured, viewed, walked, gawked, spent riages for touring. We danced on a layer and went—a daily pattern for seemingly of sawdust over a hard lava-slab floor, sur- millions on that three-mile stretch of rounded by bales of hay and decorative beach in the shadow of Diamond Head lanterns. It's a fine place and a fine club, Crater! thanks to Don Albreck, a dancer who works for the Westin; also Toni and Wilbur MOLOKAI AND MILES OF SKY Kurzhal and caller John Herkes. It was a We finally did it. We took a day to step unique experience for me—I felt a bit like back in time and fly over to the island of a Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Molokai, once the Forbidden Isle (due to Court. (And I felt like a Lady in the old leprosy colony there), now the Waiting.—Co-Ed.) Friendly Isle. Our little private Otter plane Just as the seas began to settle, it (We were the only two passengers.) land- seemed, our week on the vacillating ves- ed near Kaunakakai, a town reminiscent sel was coming to an end. One nice sur- of the Old West. There's a general store prise the last night was a chance to sit at there so general the proprietor doesn't the commodore's table, only the second even know whether or not he's got the time in our five cruises that we've been item you want. We rented a Dollar car and so honored. Saturday. Offload in Hono- first drove up to the 1600 foot lookout at lulu. Goodbye to our tour friends. Lucky Palaau Park. No time for the long mule we have another whole week in Oahu on ride down the cliffs this time, we enjoyed our own, so we shuttle from the dock to the cool breeze through the pines, then the airport, rent a little tippy-tin Toyota, covered a hundred miles all over that and hasten to our favorite pink hotel on unspoiled, quiet, scenic island before fly- Waikiki Beach. Continued on Page 103 American Squaredance. March 1989 9 RED BOOT PRODUCTIONS INC. 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...... ,,,... rA 91 ....41

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According to tradition, 9 understanding when another it was in 1830 that a small S makes a mistake. Clubs seem village located on Lake Michigan to look for established or "nationally- and known as Chicago wanted known" callers when they need a to borrow $3000 from a more prosperous caller for a special or festival dance. Don't neighboring town, Shawneetown. The overlook your new callers. They may be loan was refused because it was be- the great callers of tomorrow! They may lieved that Chicago would never amount make mistakes, but stick with them, and to anything. One hundred and thirty years be understanding, with a patient attitude. later, Shawneetown, with a population of What a fortune we have in happy 1500, advised Chicago, a city of four memories, such as the club that dances million, that they were mistaken about in Grand Prairie, which is in the Dallas/Ft. Chicago's potential and had now decid- Worth area. Many years ago, the Diamond ed to loan them the requested money, if Jubileers lost their caller, and they chose they still needed it. between two well-known callers and a There was a square dance festival be- novice. They chose the novice, me, and ing held in the Texas town of Mineral backed me with a dedication that is to be Wells, and a young caller made a guest desired. When we left the area, they were appearance. As is sometimes the situa- one of the largest clubs in membership. tion with tip calling or a one-shot deal, he They accepted my mistakes and helped was either very nervous or had a slight me overcome them with kindness. We lisp. It was after the tip that a well-known both profited from our experience, and the caller voiced his evaluation by saying to club is still active, 26 years later. those nearby, "That boy won't ever make Be sure that you are patient and under- it as a square dance caller!" What a standing with your new dancers. They are mistake in judgment! That young caller is often taken into the club too soon. The now one of our very topmost callers caller is forced to lower the program to fit anywhere. I have no doubt that he has the ability of the new dancers. It definite- called for more people and given more ly leaves one frustrated to have to stand enjoyment at dances than anyone I know. until a left allemande while the floor keeps He is definitely my favorite caller. After on dancing! over thirty years of calling, he is still "mak- Love your callers and dancers; forgive ing it" in the area of "nationally-known them for mistakes and lesser ability— caller." they could become as famous as It is my hope and purpose in writing this Chicago! to be an encouragement to callers and dancers. Let's not put ourselves in the "won't amount to much" category, neither by Al Eblen should we take that attitude toward our Pharr, Texas fellow dancers. Many of us are not very

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14 American SquaredaRCe March 1989 Fortunately, our clubs do seem to find of- of opinion. Are you ready for that? Can ficers who can deal with all aspects of you handle that? Are you willing to try to club management—not just the fun parts. handle that? Club officers are responsible for the Unfortunately, for many of us the money flow in the club. If your club has answer will be no. No, I am not willing to an abundance of the green stuff and is handle this responsibility but I can tell the just trying to spend it before it burns a ones who are willing how to do it. Think hole in the club's pocket, well then, that's about it. Are you guilty of feeling this way? a pleasant duty. If, however, your club, like Many of us are. I don't think that is a black many I have belonged to, just barely mark against us if we arc at least willing squeaks by on expenses then the "plea- to recognize that we do have those feel- sant" duty becomes more like handling ings. And, the next time we are so eager most of our families' financial situations and anxious to give our officers an earful —a real challenge but not a real pleasant about some situation, we might ask if we dealing. would be willing to take the heat from the kitchen. If we're not, then maybe we A good officer will plan personal ac- should help our officers find solutions in- tivities around square dance activity. stead of offering only complaints. Thinking about the jobs our officers do One club I belonged to survived for as might encourage more of us to give our long as it did simply because one of the thanks to these people who are willing to dedicated officers was willing to pay his give our clubs their time and patience. Not club dues six months at a whack rather than monthly. If he hadn't been willing to We should help our officers find do that, then our club simply would not solutions instead of complaining. have had the operating capital to make it through the year. Operating capital all of us can do the job. We are wise when means paying for the building rental, pay- we decline because we know we cannot ing for the caller, and paying for hundreds give the job the work it will require. But, of other incidentals that we members we can give our support to the ones who don't usually count on or think about. Of- do hold office. That much we can all do. ficers, however, have to think about them As we watch the national political or the club won't operate in the black. scene unfold, let us also be aware of our There's a saying that many will be club's politics. Our officers will appreciate called but few will be chosen. I think that it. about describes the situation with our square dance clubs with one adaptation. Many will be called but few will be willing to serve as officers. It is a job. Are you willing to serve as an officer for your club? There will be sacrifices if you ROCKY MOUNTAIN decide to serve. You will face many obliga- DANCE ROUNDUP tions. You will have some of your time cur- Granby, Colorado tailed because you will need to attend July 3-9, 1989 dances often when you would rather not for one reason or another. You will face SQUARES, CONTRAS, ROUNDS, FOLK some, hopefully not many, hostile situa- Staffed by the Lloyd Shaw Foundation tions where you will need to be a peace- Write: Diane Burton maker for the dancers. Square dancers 20 NE. 47th St. as a whole are delightful people who Kansas City MO 64116 strive to get along, but square dancers are Tel: 816-452-0157 people and people will have differences

American Squaredance. March 1989 15 PLUS QUARTERLY SELECTION QueST ZIP TO A DIAMOND Quarterly Selection Tips Starting formation: Parallel ocean waves A Callerlab Quarterly Selection diagrammed and Ending formation: Normal diamonds. explained for the dancer's benefit Timing: 4 beats LI 0 0 D MAINSTREAM QUARTERLY SELECTION CLOVERFLO Starting formation: trade by. Ends trade to become points of diamond Ending formation: eight chain thru. Timing: 6 beats. COOD I 0 0, 0 0. fi as the centers fold and follow the ends (as in recycle) but stop halfway when they Those facing out cloverleaf and pass thru meet to become centers of the diamond.

LI LI 0 Q Li Li Those facing in pass t hru and then cloverleaf.

CURRENT QUARTERLY SELECTIONS O * The current Mainstream QS are hang a right (left) and cloverflo. * The current Plus QS are relay with a V star and zip to a diamond. * The current Advanced QS are End (Anything) and cross, counteract and O 0 shadow the column.

O 0 Look for the explanations of QS movements in ASD under the heading of O 0 "QueST," our acronym for Quarterly Selection Tips. We regret any delay in O 0 publishing them during the quarter that Remember that everyone will cloverleaf, is caused by late reception of the but centers must pass thru first. Look for choices published in Callerlab new a new partner with whom to hold hands releases. They appear in the next issue after the cloverleaf. possible after we receive them. 16 American Squaredance. March 19h by Dan Hodges A YEARLY TRADITION Des Moin es, Iowa

Square dancing is a yearly tradition at the Annual Old Threshers Reunion held in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. The annual reunion lasts five days and ends on Labor Day each year. The purpose of the reunion is to preserve and promote midwestern rural heritage. Square dancing has been a part of the Old Threshers Reunion since shortly after the first reunion 39 years ago. Demonstrations of clogging and square and round dancing take place each day. Area clubs participate in these demos, which are held in various buildings on the reunion grounds. The highlight of the dancing is the evening dances held by the Southeast Iowa Round and Square Dance Associa- tion. These dances, held in the New National Guard Armory, are in their 16th year. They often rekindle friendships by bringing together dancers from across the country. With membership in the association of nearly 700 and many out-of-state dancers in attendance, it's no surprise to see many familiar faces. This past reunion had dancers from North Carolina, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Callers are invited through the SIRSDA. The callers this year were all crowd pleasers. Bob Poyner was the celebrity caller for the Friday evening dance; Jack Berg called on Saturday, and Jim Ford on Sunday. Jack is currently involved with the production of a video promoting square dancing. Jim called his square dance version of the popular California raisin song, Heard It Through the Grapevine. Plans are already in the making for the evening square dances for next year's Old Threshers Reunion. Plan to attend the festivities and become a part of a tradition!

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Warren Trickey of Guelph, Ontario, sent a to have. kit used by the Royal City Squares in their On one free night, nine squares jostled membership promotion. He and his wife. for space. The first two nights, the com- Marie, are in charge of publicity for the mittee members had to rush out for more club. and he reports that the club had "un- refreshments. They hoped that when the precedented success" in attracting new three free nights were over, a good-sized members for its 1988-89 class. 1 fore is a wimp would be left. in fact, a steady list of points in the plan used by the club: seven squares has been present every class night. 1. An informative brochure called What The Royal City Squares are now look- is Modern Square Dancing? was printed ing forward to September, 1989. The new and delivered door to door to about 2500 people have friends and relatives who homes and apartments. starting with the have never been invited to square dance. ones closest to the dance hall. (Next year Some of those are bound to come out, the route will be expanded out farther.) and combined with a re-run of the above program. the officers look with a great 2. Brochures were delivered to libraries, deal of confidence to next year's class. recreation centers and YM-YWCA build- A little work is involved, and some ings (Any community organization that costs—mainly printing. But it can be fun, permits brochures to be displayed). and the benefits are many—more friends, fun, income, higher morale. It's a good 3. A form letter was sent or personally feeling to know your club is a growing one. delivered to every radio station and daily With a little initiative, this program could or weekly newspaper (city, village and work for most clubs. Warren Trickey has county) asking them to announce the volunteered to send a folder with more September Open/free nights in their com- details to anyone interested. Please send munity announcements programs. $1.25 (Canadian or U.S.) to cover postage to Warren Trickey, 16 Brighton St., 4. Posters were put in food chains, Guelph, Ontario, Canada WE 3S9. department stores, churches, apartment buildings, where bulletin boards were available.

5. A program was approved whereby a member couple bringing a new couple that stays receives a reduction in their own fees for a short period. Many varia- tions of this are possible.

6. An announcement was put on the local cable TV Bulletin Page for community events.

RESULTS: Club officers were elated with the number of people who arrived. The hall filled up! Had they promoted to more of the city, they would have been swamped. But what a wonderful problem American Squaredance. March 7989 19 15I Ir AOr 4.4021225010/- 401" AgrAMOIMIA01001/0"40,

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WATCH Many old-timers are so used to all the moves of square dancing that they stop THE doing the little hand touches in what they know will be brief encounters. Boy, does HANDS this ever throw a relatively new dancer into a lack-of-confidence tizzy! Those brief touches are security for a lot of folks. Another much repeated complaint I by Gordon Spitzer have heard from the women has to do From Open Squares. with "illegal use of the hands.- Fellows, Culver City, California the majority of women don't enjoy being subtly, or not so subtly, groped—or hav- Many years ago, when I saw my first ing their palms tickled. It is embarrassing hula show. I was told by my (at that time) to them and causes an uncomfortable at- mother-in-law, ''Keep your eyes on the mosphere. Dancing should be fun, not hands, therein lies the tale." The ensuing "how do I protect myself without making years have not dimmed my enthusiasm a scener' for not only watching the tale, but the tail! The hands are important, though, and I think emphasis should be placed on the use of hands from the very first beginners class. For instance, I have heard from many of the ladies, and find from my own experience, that many well-meaning gentlemen like to prove that they are macho. When they step to a wave, swing thru or do a right and left grand, they go On the lighter side, and the prime in for bonecrushing. There seems to me reason I started this article, is: which way to be no reason for anyone to prove their to hold the hands? The square dance manhood by hurting others. Gentleness manual and most beginning teachers say: does it better. Men, both palms up, women, both palms down. However, in a good all-position class one is taught: Everyone right palm up and left palm down. This method sure takes a lot of fumbling out of those in- evitable man-man and woman-woman situations. Gets pretty tense out there sometimes! If all teachers would switch to the right palm up and the left palm down for everybody (and insist on it), it would Then there are rings. Here more eventually make dancing much smoother women are guilty than men. What may be and more fun. a beautiful engagement or friendship ring One more thing about hands—let's give may turn into a near-lethal weapon in a hand to those new dancers and make handholds of all kinds. In my relatively them feel welcome. Remember when you short square dance experience, I have were there? And a big hand for those seen blood drawn several times, some of wonderful caller/teachers. They give us so it mine! So, before dancing, check and much. Where do they find the patience? see if your ring could cut, or at best, cause Gotta "hand it to them!" American Squaredance, March 1989 21 (Dew( Squake Tancek: was fostering the demise of square dance organizations: that in not belonging to a I write this to you to express my con- club and being supportive of that club cern for the square dance community. I voluntarily as well as monetarily, the next was proud to call myself an "indepen- time I choose a club to dance with. it may dent" square dancer. I selected the clubs no longer exist. I wanted to dance with depending on my I am now a club member. I feel personality on any given night. I would I support square dancing more as a pay the same fee for dancing as club member of ail organizcd club than whorl members but would sign in bold letters, I was a non-club member. Yet I can still Independent. I would express myself to dance when, where and with whatever everyone who would listen, telling of my club I choose. In closing I would like to independent status, freely venting my opi- urge all "independent" non-club mem- nion, "I can dance when, where and with bers to reconsider their stand, to join a any club I wish with allegiance to none." club and support their square dance com- That's how it was until it occurred to me munity and thereby help to preserve the that without square dance clubs, without future of square dancing throughout organized square dance activities, with- America. out people who volunteer their time and Here's looking at you from across the expertise, there would be no square square. dances. I realized how selfish I was being in not supporting the square dance David N. Steinmann community. 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26 American Squaredance, March 1989 it to help us do our "homework" for our caller's class. We found that it enhanced our formation awareness and allowed us to practice sight resolution endlessly without tiring our dancers. We also developed "team" calling exercises such as alternating calls and getting the dancers into specific formations. Over the next twelve months, we used the program to practice our formation avva, CI luo ao ICJ tu bcful Sometimes we would review a particular arrangement such as a boy-girl-boy-girl THE HISTORY OF THE CALLER'S waves or we would review how to get ANGELS COMPUTER PROGRAM dancers into and out of various formations. by Bill Faught and Cathy Villa We also developed choreography using In the November 1988 issue of ASD, the program. Stan Burdick talked a little about Caller's After using the program for over a year, Angels, which is a computer program that fellow callers started asking if they could lets you type a sequence of calls to simu- use it. We were also encouraged by Kip lated dancers on a computer screen. The Garvey to market the program. We decid- dancers are displayed as icons represen- ed that it would be fun to share Caller's ting boys and girls in different colors or Angels, so we started a porting and docu- patterns. The main way to use the pro- mentation effort that ended in mid-1988. gram is to try out your choreography and The first part of this effort consisted of see the effect on the dancers. Stan has selecting a hardware and software plat- asked us to write an article about the form powerful enough to handle the pro- history and development of the program. gram and yet common enough to make In the spring of 1987, three novice cal- it available to callers. After conducting a lers, Marc Chambers, Bill Faught and survey of the local callers associations, we Cathy Villa, enrolled in the Bay Area decided on the IBM PC as the hardware Callers School conducted by Bill Davis platform. We chose the C programming and Kip Garvey. One of the things we language because of its power and learned is that callers must practice, prac- portability. tice, practice, so we practiced on our Next we had to verify the names and friends, families, and any other willing vic- definitions of all the formations and calls. tims. We even used dominoes to help us learn how arrangements of dancers change from one call to another. Purple hearts should be awarded to all friends and families of novice callers! While they were always supportive, it seemed to be getting more and more difficult to find "cannon fodder" for us to practice on. About the same time, Bill Faught, who in real life is a computer scientist, needed to test some graphics software with some sample programs. This was the beginning of Caller's Angels. From an original database of about 30 calls, it grew to include the most common Mainstream and Plus calls. During this time we used

American Squaredance. March 1989 27 Various publications written by Bill Davis, working together on something we love. John Sybalsky, Bob Osgood, Al Brundage We still didn't know if anyone else and Earl Johnston were our sources for would like the program. We confirmed we this information. had a good idea when we demonstrated We wanted to make sure that the pro- the unfinished program at the National gram would have useful features for both Convention in Anaheim. We could tell that novice and experienced callers. Our co- folks were enthusiastic when they gave us hort, Marc Chambers, was inspirational in orders for a program that wasn't even this regard. Real dancers don't wear num- finished yet! Breaking the software engin- bers, so we added a feature that allows eering tradition of missing deadlines, the the user to run the program with or with- tiro. rnpiac of the pr^gr'm and documen out numbers on the dancers. We added tation were mailed on July 31, 1988—on a feature to let the user 'dress' the schedule. dancers in different colors and patterns. The result of our effort is Caller's This way a caller can practice corner Angels, written in Turbo C with over 5000 recognition. ("Was his corner wearing red lines of code. It required about 1500 polka dots or blue stripes?") We also add- engineering hours, plus 500 hours of ed a feature that lets the user define new documentation. We have kept to the IBM calls, such as quarterly selections. PC and PC compatibles that have at least We added features that have helped us 256 memory. In addition to CGA (Color) in our own calling as we've gained ex- graphics, we have added Hercules perience. We added a "resolution gene- (monochrome) graphics as an option. rator" that generates all possible resolu- We've made it available on 31/2 inch as tions (within three calls) from whatever for- well as 51/4 inch floppy desks. mation and arrangement the dancers We now have over 50 licenses in the happen to be in. It can also generate field. We have had a lot of positive com- resolutions featuring a particular call. We ments from our users. Callers say it's found that the resolution generator en- good just to see what happens when you couraged us to expand our thinking of get the dancers into a particular forma- possible interesting resolutions. We also tion and you're not sure what's going to have used it to develop new singing call happen next. For us, the real benefit is figures featuring particular calls. having confidence in the figures and get- A computer program is useless without outs that we develop using the program. documentation. We wanted a type style Developing and marketing Caller's and size that would be easy on the eyes, Angels has given us the opportunity to and we wanted a documentation style that meet and talk with folks from all over the would be easy to read. Most of all, we U.S., Europe and Canada. It has helped wanted to make sure the user had all the us enjoy square dancing in ways we'd information he or she needed all in one never dreamed before. place. We think the user guide meets For more information, write to: Bill these goals. Faught/Cathy Villa, CRV Enterprises, Along the way, we encountered the 35340 Newcastle Ct., Neward CA 94560. usual pitfalls of a typical engineering effort, including conflicts between the engineering department (Bill) and the documentation department (Cathy). We even experienced the usual hardware failure that occurs when you insist on run- ning your computer during a heatwave in a house without air conditioning. (I warn- ed him...) All in all, it was fun designing the program and documentation and 28 American Squaredance. March 1989 OP- PRODUCT LINE painted figures; Fred does the hard work of assembly. Besides these items there are greeting cards, albums, pillows, or- naments, ties, petticoat bags and much more. The clock shown here sells for $24.95 plus $2. postage. The tote bag goes for $16. plus $2. postage. Order from Circle Left, 3906 South Troost, Tulsa, OK 74105. Phone: (918) 742-5692. IA-,-+,r Cord II Visa acccptcd.

From Circle Left Hash, which is published every now and then by Circle Left Originals in Tulsa, Oklahoma we dis- covered that many items for square dancers are on the market, two of which, shown here, are quite attractive and unique. Fred and Joanie Allen are the dealers for these items and mail orders are very welcome. Joanie is the artist who creates those cute silk screen and hand-

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We could not agree more with the ...Always read your "Meandering with Shockleys' comments in October's Stan" as you do mention places and peo- "Feedback." We need precise and close ple we know. In your issue of January, scrutiny of records being released by to- 1989, you mention Milan, Ohio. We have day's producers. ..As a follow-up to our no criticism in the way it is written; how- continued analyses of singing call music ever, one might get the impression that and choreography, we wrote to some 25 Thomas Edison was not familiar with of the 53 record companies explaining square dancing. You may or may not be their production ratio of choreographic- aware that there was square dancing at musical relationship. We even offered our Thomas Edison's winter home in Ft. services to help correct the terrible track Myers (Florida). One of our ladies used record of only 35% of the breaks and 43% to square dance there when she was a of the figures being correct with the teenager and when Henry Ford was music. We heard from only one company, visiting there. Her name is Irene McKown. stating they knew where we were coming Irene is still very active in the square dan- from and the situation, then they im- cing movement in Ft. Myers, a very active mediately continued to produce member of Kriss Kross Squares, one of choreography that was inconsistent with the largest member-run clubs in Florida. the music. In February, as a tribute to Edison, there is a Festival of Light, which lasts for a A response to "AC Lines," December week, and there is a special dance which issue: Stacking calls! There should be no Irene has been promoting for many years. reason to ever stack calls. Good timing, Trudie and I have attended this dance smooth dancing and flowing choreo- several times and we have been so glad graphy should always be the goal in to have had the opportunity of knowing creating a dance and in calling. If we have this lady. good timing, then the dancers will always ...I have been planning on writing to you have the needed time to flow from one about my Pet Peeve. Why is it that some movement to the next without hurrying, of our square dance callers refuse to wear waiting or need for stacking... their badges? I have asked many of them Walt & Louise Cole why and you would be surprised what ex- Yuma, Arizona NEW! PATTERNS NEW!

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34 Amencan Squareclance, March 1989 I look forward to festivals and special dances, because I will see cleverly designed and beautifully made dresses. I saw Ann Bargy across a crowded dance floor at Traverse City wearing this cute outfit. She had started sewing the skirt at 6 A.M. that day, hoping to have it finished for the dance that night, because their group was wearing their club colors. Ann used aqua-blue perma-press cotton with her own paper pattern, cutting four circular sections. She added an elastic skirt band with a wrap tie sash. The edging of the hem is white cord trim. The "cute" part is the satin ribbons in red, pink, yellow, white, lavender and navy blue that dot the skirt. Ann formed bows of various colors, then pulled up the skirt here and there, sewing the bows onto these puffs of fabric. She finished the skirt in time for the dance that night and had a conversation piece as well. Ann and Lon belong to the Cherry Knoll Square-Aways, the Dare-All Squares and the Rip Snorters, all in Traverse City, Michigan. Busy dancers!

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42 American Squaredance. March 1989 RECOGNITIONS AND AWARDS At the past Roundalab meeting, certificates were presented to Chick and Mary Gray, Joe and Alice Hill, George and Enid Woods, who have completed ten years of teaching round dancing. Ken Croft and Elena DeZordo, Larry and Pat Gillock, Cliff and Pam Gordon, ANNUAL TEACHERS SEMINAR/CLINIC John and Mary Macuci, Dave and Earlean As a part of the Roundalab commitment Passon and Ty and Ann Rotruck received tc-) providing od.Jcationa! opporttinities fnr fnr lc yonrc rf lcbaching. round dance teachers, an all day teachers were given to Carolyn Eilerman, Dick seminar/clinic has been scheduled on Eilerman, Ralph and Linda Lambert, Wednesday, June 21. This annual event, Perry and Jerry Lefeavers, Vic and Wynne scheduled for the only free day between Mahler, Frank and Doris McDonald, Ed the Roundalab annual meeting and the and Leslie Shearwood, Mike and Edna National Convention will be held at the Szafranski in recognition of 20 years. Lincoln Plaza in Oklahoma City, Ok. Recipients of Maestro trophies for Following suggestions from previous teaching 25 years were Bob and Dee critique sheets, a slightly different format Barnes, Walt and Louise Cole, Bob and will be used. Only two rhythms will be Janette Kemper., and for over 25 years to covered. Emphasis will be placed on Eve Maxhimer (30), Bea Adams (31), Ed- teaching teachers how to teach various die and Audrey Palmquist (33), Art and figures and on developing and following Daisy Daniels (35), Rolly and Ethel a teaching progression. Mayclin (36) and Hugh Graham (37). The three-hour morning session will Viator awards given to members from feature Iry and Betty Easterday present- outside the continental U.S. were present- ing, "Teaching Teachers How To Teach ed to Canadians John and Dorothy Bar- Tango." After lunch, Wayne and Barbara ton, Jerry and Valerie Huffman, and to Blackford will cover jive. Alaskans Glenn and Joy Adams, Don Wal- The seminar/clinic is for round dance dal and Ellie Bushue. Keith and Beverley teachers only and is limited in attendance. Bourdot, Bill and Edna Chatfield from Advanced registration is required. No video New Zealand also received Viator awards. taping will be permitted. John and Mary The Silver Halo award was presented Macuci are in charge of arrangements. to Frank and Carolyn Hamilton for out- For further information, teachers should standing contribution to round dancing. contact the Roundalab Office at 3 Chur- Harmon and Betty Jorritsma accepted for chill Rd.. Cresskill NJ 07626-1698. the Hamiltons.

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44 American Squareclance. March 1989 dancers do want to be challenged a bit. They want to have to listen and to be taxed just a bit, and they do want to succeed. The caller, whether calling a Mainstream dance or an Advanced dance, has this [ DanIngps same need—he must keep the calls interesting and different, but he dare not by Harold & Lill Bausch lose the floor too often. I do a lot of calling for various clubs around the midwest and am surprised It's a bit hard to realize that 35 years when dancers tell me that their caller will ago I was the new kid on the block, the not call this or that when they ask for it. youngest and newest square dance caller It would seem to me that if it is in the in the area. It is easy, however, to remem- realm of the caller's ability to do the call, ber the many places calling has taken me, and they want to do it, he (or she) is and the wonderful experiences we have obligated to oblige. had. I believe I missed one of the states, One difference I note in club dancing but I called in Hawaii and three foreign and in festival or special dances. At club countries. We recall the touring from coast dances, fellowship is of utmost impor- to coast, the wonderful friendly people tance; at the specials, entertainment is the and the variety of clubs and organizations big thing. It seems to me the fellowship that booked us. of dancers and club caller is of the most I remember the woman who ap- important, but I know occasional enter- proached me and said, "We've danced tainment of new people is attractive, too. a long time and know we can do all the No reason our dancers should not enjoy complicated numbers, but I really do en- both, but, please, let us place our loyalties joy your singing calls." This was an early and support with the clubs. indication to me that good smooth dan- In the Reader's Digest I read a quote cing was always welcome. from newsman Ted Koppel: "We are Interesting to us is the different types creating a lot of false idols in this socie- of clubs we've seen in the past, and the ty . We are famous and we are admired ones we still see night after night. The because we are famous and admired." large city clubs have finger food available His article goes on to tell how we create during the dance, or none at all; the small famous people with publicity and by giv- town clubs almost always have a coming them honors and recognition. I sus- munity lunch after the dance. Interesting, pect he feels as I do that many have not too, is the fact that the larger the club the earned it. less involved with operation of the club the Isn't it strange how even in our square members are. In small clubs, members dance field we often honor those who are may be on lunch committee several times contributing the least, while the worker a year. In large clubs, members may serve who stays home and gets things done is once a year—and some would get out of ignored. I will repeat: "The local callers that if they could. It is an indication of how are the heroes of square dancing." They important the club is to each member. teach new dancers; they entertain and Too often we find folks who just want to teach local club dancers, without whom dance when and where they feel like it no national or area conventions would ex- and they feel no obligation to do more ist. They provide the dancers for all the than pay at the door. Thank goodness, big dances and out-of-the-area callers. those who really care are in the majority But cry not for the unexalted local caller, or we should soon find no clubs at all. for in his heart he knows that without It seems to me that what program one him/her, dancers could not enjoy all the dances has little to do with one fact—the extra benefits. He is the real "star." American Squaredance. March 1989 45 EUREKA RECORDS

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46 American Squaredance, March 1989 • Do-sa-do to an ocean wave, scoot- back, girls circulate, boys run, bend the line. • Spin chain thru, girls circulate 2, spin [ Calling Tips the top, right & left thru, flutterwheel. • Slide thru, curlique, single file circulate, boys run, slide thru. LINE TO BOX CONVERSIONS The routines below convert facing lines The two most valuable conversion to box formations with the same partner modules callers consistently use change pairings. lines to boxes to lines. These examples Note: A star thru added to the begin- are taken from material that Cal Golden ning and to the end of any effective box presented at one of his many clinics in re- to line conversion routine will convert the cent years. Callers ought to memorize a lines back to box formation which existed few favorite ones! originally. BOX TO LINE CONVERSIONS • Touch 1/4 , single file circulate, boys The routines below convert box run. (8-chain thru) formations with specific • Pass thru, wheel & deal, centers flut- partner pairings to its counterpart facing terwheel, pass thru. line formation with the same partner pair- • Pass thru, wheel & deal, slide thru, ings. A zero box becomes a zero line, etc. touch 1/4 , walk & dodge. • Swing thru, girls circulate, boys • Slide thru, double swing thru, girls trade, boys run, bend the line. touch 1/4 . • Swing thru, boys trade, boys cir- • Spin the top, boys touch 1/4 , boys culate, boys run, bend the line. run, wheel & deal. • Spin chain thru, girls circulate 2, • Right and left thru, square thru, but boys run, bend the line. on the 3rd hand, touch 1/4 , single file • Swing thru, boys run, California twirl, circulate, boys run. boys trade, boys circulate, cast off • Right and left thru, pass thru, tag the 3/4 . line-in, touch 1/4 , single file circulate, girls U-turn back.

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Margot Gunzenhauser of Logi:ly. Denmark, seta me an adaptation of the oia dance called the Maggie Mixer. She says, "This dance has good flow, is lively, and is often a good closer for a one-night-stand or similar occa- sion." Here is her method of teaching the dance. MAGGIE MIXER FORMATION: Double circle. Couples facing counterclockwise in promenade position. MUSIC: Any lively jig. ROUTINE: 1-8 Promenade forward 8 steps. 9-16 Dancers join both hands and continue in the promenade direction with 8 sashay steps. 17-32 Repeat the first 16 steps in a clockwise direction. 33-40 Drop partner's hands and do a single file promenade, with the ladies in outside circle moving clockwise, and gents in inside circle moving counterclockwise. 41-48 Turn back and promenade single file the other way, back to your partner. 49-56 Do a left shoulder do-sa-do with partner when you meet, still facing CW/CCW. 57-64 Continue past partner and swing the next person to begin again with this new partner.

I tried a dance the other night that Al Scheer of Littleton, Colorado, sent me, and although it appeared quite easy on paper, I wish that I had taken one more walkthru before I called it. There was some confusion in most of the sets on the floor Give your dancers a chance to think this dance through It wasn't too rough getting the first and third gent through the routine, but by the time I got to all four gents the floor took on the appearance of Gettysburg. Al calls it the... NEW MISSOURI HOEDOWN MUSIC: Any snappy hoedown Head two gents promenade, all the way around, that's what I said. When you get home, turn your partner with a right elbow, To the corner girl with a left elbow Back to your partner with a right elbow All the way around to the right-hand lady with a left elbow Back to your partner swing and whirl, everybody swing your girl Allemande left the corner girl, grand right and left... Repeat for side gents: repeat for all four gents.

Orlo Hoadley of Rochester, N.Y., honored me by writing a singing call routine which he entitled... HOWELL SPECIAL — — — — Heads right and left thru — — — — Sides right and left thru Allemande left Right and left grand

Turn your partner by the right — — Pass by one — — Turn back again and find your corner girl Turn her by the left, full turn around — — — — With your partner swing at home — — — — 48 American Squaredance. March 1989 Bill Johnston of Skippack, Pa., shared a dance with me back in 1986. I have had a lot of fun with it and didn't realize that I hadn't printed it to share with our readers. Bill states that the idea came from Gary Roodman. It is an American Contra/Square Dance for four couples. It begins and ends in a longways set in an alternate duple formation, but includes a square formation in the middle. Those who have danced it with me have cer- tainly enjoyed it DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK FORMATION: Four couple longways set, alternate duple. MUSIC: Bill likes to use Scottish: Robert Whitehad, Alexandria Reel, or Schiehallion Gleneagles Dominie. MEASURES: 1-4 All forward and back 5-8 All pass thru, U-turn back (do a little balance step while turning) 9-12 Couples 1 and 2 circle once to the left (couples 3 and 4 same) 13-16 Same couples left-hand star once around 17-20 Same couples half square thru (End with 1W meet 4M on man's side, 1M meet 4W on woman's side. second couple meet in center at top, third couple meet in center at bottom. 21-24 Swing the one you meet, put lady on man's right and face center in square formation. 25-32 Four ladies chain over and back 33-36 Head couples right and left thru 37-40 Head couples ladies chain 41-46 Head couples to the right and circle left once around. 47-48 Side couples arch, heads dive thru, separate around one to a line of four, ready to begin again. Now in sequence 2-4-1-3. 42kkk, NOTE Will not fit a standard 64-count routine.

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MAY 21-26 MAY 28-JUNE 2 + JUNE 4-9 • JUNE 11.16 + W. MORVENT (IX) "SINGLES WEEK" A. PETRERE (LA) B. Hupp (Mo) D. GRAY (FL) T. MARRINER (VA) B. NEWMAN (KY) P. DIAMOND (AR) JIG. COUEHLIN (FIR M. CLAUSING (OH) M. TURNER (KY) J./D. YOCKEY (KENAI N./W. CARVER (KY))RJ

JUNE 18-23 JUNE 25-30 JULY 2-7 JULY 9-14 K. BOWER (CA) L GREENWOOD (Cm) M. FUPPO (Tx) J. STORY (n) D. CROWELL (TX) L LOCKREY (CAN) D./L. PROSSER (FA)1R1 L LETSON (TX) M./P. PR ow (Tx)(Fq N./A. BROWN (C4419 3.13. POORMANIILN

JULY 16-21 JULY 23-28 JULY 30-AUG. 4 AUG. 6-11 F. GATREIL (OH) L. MAIN lop W. DRIVER (TX) C. ROWE (IN) S. SHARRER (OH) D. TOWRY (MO) T. MARRINER (VA) A. TANGEN (op C./C. HEARN (OR)(RJ B./M. COLLYAR Disgi B.B. LINCOLN (AR)(R1 DIG. BLASKIS ogRi

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EACH r 1 III! MAXIMUM 18LETTERS YOUR SHIPPINGADDRESS BE SURETOINCLUDELISTOFNAMESANDADDRESSES FOR MULTIPLEORDERS: THREE MATS FIVE MATS ONE MAT PERSONALIZED HEAVY SEND A.R.T. SALES CO. 303 Fifth Ave., Suite 1302 VINYL DOORMAT Molded DesignAndLetters TO: That Won'tWear Off. New York, NY 10016 $82.95 $54.95 $19.95 Hose Clean HANDLING SH PPING + $16.95 + 510.95 $3.95 $99.90 $65.90 $23.90 TOTAL Methods of using Cross Trail Thru at Advanced. The call is used in several ways for either setting up or getting out of a specified sex arrangement of by dancers. Two of the more common for- poghloo° mations are: (1) starting double pass thru Ed Foote formation: centers are told to Cross Trail ADVANCE ID CliALL ENO E Thru; (2) eight chain thru formation: all Cross Trail Thru. There are some ex- CROSS TRAIL THRU—a call Advanced cellent get-outs to a left allemande or a dancers need to know. Callerlab says right and left grand Num both situations, that at Mainstream and Plus this call and this is one reason why callers like to should only be used in two situations: (1) use Cross Trail Thru from these set-ups from facing lines, where the next call is of Advanced. an allemande left and (2) designated Of course, it must be recognized that couples from a squared set, such as there are some callers who like to use heads Cross Trail Thru, go around one, Cross Trail Thru at Advanced to trap the make a line of four. In both these situa- dancers. They will set up facing lines with tions the ending position of the call does all having original partner, call Cross Trail not precisely exist, but instead depends Thru, and just as everyone is reaching for upon the caller giving a subsequent com- a left allemande will suddenly call explode mand. If the caller did not give that com- the line. The caller is correct because the mand, the dancers would have no idea dancers should have finished in lines fac- where to stop. ing out, but he has lost because the Of course, the true definition of Cross dancers consider this a trap—that the Trail Thru is that the dancers pass thru caller knew the dancers would react as and then sashay (not rollaway, just they had done hundreds of times at Plus sashay), to finish facing the same direc- by going to a left allemande. A caller who tion as they were facing before the call uses Cross Trail Thru in this manner only started. Using this true definition of the hurts himself and the dancers. call, the dancers have a precise ending Callers who want to give practice on the position. call from facing lines should alert the However, Callerlab has said this true dancers of this beforehand, so the definition should not be used prior to Ad- dancers know what to expect. In addition, vanced, because it creates too much the caller should give the dancers a clue mental confusion in the dancers. each time, such as saying "Do a perfect Regardless of whether one agrees that Cross Trail Thru." this is a good reason for limiting the call's Advanced dancers need to be alert that use at Mainstream and Plus-1 can they are responsible for knowing the true understand the thinking behind definition of Cross Tmil Thru. Callerlab's decision and have no problem following Callerlab's wishes here—the fact remains that dancers at Advanced CALLING ALL BONNIE LADS & LASSIES! need to know and are responsible for Have you been thinking about getting knowing the true definition of the call. away? Pleat your kilt, pack your bagpipe, Because Cross Trail Thru does not ap- shine your shamrock, and leap like a pear in print on the Advanced List, many leprachaun...Come with us to sculptural callers forget to review the correct defini- Scotland and lucky (south) Ireland this tion of the call with the dancers. When spring. May 30-June 9 are the dates. this happens, these dancers break down Nineteen people are signed up as we when exposed to the true definition by write this—we'll take 11 more. A bargain another caller. tour—no blarney! Write ASD today! American Squaredance. March 1989 57

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American Squarodance. March 1989 59 Creative Choreography

by Ed Fraidenburg

0 Left swing thru 11/2, left turn thru Right and left grand... Heads lead right, slide thru, pass the ocean 61/10844-‘„ Scoot back, boys run, couples circulate Bend the line, right and left thru, dixie style To a wave, boys trade, left swing thru 11/2 14°C84/0//), Eight circulate 11/2, left allemande...

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Heads square thru four, split two Around one to a line, center four swing thru LINEAR CHAIN TO A LINE And spin the top 11/2 while outsides do-sa-do by Paul McNutt Everybody right and left grand... Heads touch 1/4 , walk and dodge From a zero wave: all hinge, box/split circulate Pass the ocean, reycle, swing thru 11/2, men roll, centers (women) turn thru, out- Spin the top 11/2 , right and left grand... sides (men) courtesy turn the centers. Heads lead right, right and left thru SAMPLE CHOREO: Touch 1/4 , girls run, spin the top 11/2 Heads square thru, step to an ocean wave Right and left grand... Linear chain to a line, pass thru, wheel & deal Centers pass thru, left allemande... Heads pass the ocean, recycle, square thru 3/4 Slide thru, pass thru, U-turn back Heads lead right and circle to a line Spin the top 11/2, right and left grand... Pass the ocean, linear chain to a line Flutter wheel, left allemande... Heads half square thru, pass the ocean Girls trade, spin the top 11/2, scoot back Heads pass the ocean, extend, linear chain Eight circulate 11/2, right and left grand... To a line, pass thru, wheel and deal Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Heads spin the top, turn thru, pass the ocean Spin the top 11/2, girls trade, scoot back Heads lead right and circle to a line Swing thru 11/2, right and left grand... Flutter wheel, pass the ocean, linear chain To a line, crosstrail thru, left allemande... Heads lead right, pass the ocean, recycle Pass the ocean, centers (girls) start Heads lead right and circle to a line Left swing thru 11/2, right and left grand... Spin the top, swing thru, linear chain to a line Flutter wheel, left allemande... Heads touch 1/4 , girls run, turn thru Slide thru, pass the ocean, single hinge Heads lead right and circle to a line Split circulate, boys run, right and left thru Two ladies chain, pass the ocean, linear chain Dixie style to a wave, boys trade To a line, left allemande... 60 American Squaredance. March 1989 Heads square thru four, swing thru, boys run Ferris wheel, double pass thru, track two Girls trade, recycle, sweep 1/4 , pass thru [REVIEW Wheel and deal, centers pass thru Left allemande... Sides rollaway, heads pass thru, go round two To a line, star thru, track two, swing thru Boys run, ferris wheel, square thru but On the third hand, dixie grand, left allemande... Heads pass dim, gu round one to a iine Touch 1/4 , circulate twice, girls run, track two Swing thru, recycle, square thru 3/4 TRACK TWO Trade by, left allemande... Starting formation: completed double pass Heads touch 1/4 , all girls pass thru, boys run thru. Center girls run, track two, swing thru The dancers work in "tandem," that is, the Boys trade, pass thru, tag the line in trailing dancers follow the lead dancers. Those Pass thru, wheel and deal, square thru 3/4 in the right "track" move single file to the left, Left allemande.. counterclockwise, staying to the inside of the dancers on the left "track," who move single Heads lead right and circle to a line file, clockwise, to the right on the outside. The Two ladies chain, rollaway, pass thru movement continues as in a double pass thru, Wheel and deal, double pass thru, track two until the dancers have reached parallel right- Right and left grand... hand ocean waves. Four ladies chain 3/4 , heads lead right and Circle to a line, pass thru, wheel and deal Start Intermediate Double pass thru, track two, recycle Left allemande... Heads rollaway, square thru four, swing thru CI‘ Centers run, bend the line, pass thru ‘i Wheel and deal, double pass thru, track two Swing thru, girls trade, square thru four Trade by, left allemande... Heads touch 1/4 , those girls run Double pass thru, track two, swing thru Girls trade, square thru four, trade by End Left allemande...

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Heads lead right and circle to a line, pass thru Wheel and deal, double pass thru, track two Recycle, pass thru, left allemande... Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass thru Track two, girls trade, square thru four FLIP IN Trade by, left allemande... by Ed Fraidenburg Heads pass thru, go round one to a line From parallel waves, ends half circulate as Star thru, double pass thru, track two centers hinge; center four now flip the diamond Pass to the center, square thru 3/4 as the others pass in (pass thru and face the Left allemande... center). Movement ends in a 1/4 tag formation. American Squaredance. March 7989 61 SAMPLE CHOREO: Left allemande Heads square thru four to an ocean wave Flip in, extend, swing thru, girls trade Spin the top, square thru but on three Right and left grand... Heads lead right and circle to a line FIGURE] Pass the ocean, flip in, center boys run (C2 Wheel and deal, zoom and double pass thru Track two, flip in, extend, centers trade Girls trade, all pass thru, wheel and deal FOLLOW YOUR NEIGHBOR Zoom and pass thru, left allemande... Starting formation: box circulate Heads lead right and circle to a line Dancers facing in release hands with the Grand swing thru, spin the top, flip in person next to them (their "neighbor") and step Extend, swing thru, girls trade straight forward, join adjacent forearms with the Left allemande... ones they meet, and turn 3/4 (2700) to become centers of the new wave. At the same time, the Heads square thru four, swing thru, flip in Ping pong circulate, swing thru, recycle dancers facing out "follow their neighbor" by 3/4 looping turn (270°) to Pass thru, box the gnat, right and left grand... moving forward in a finish adjacent to their "neighbors" as the ends Heads lead right and circle to a line of the new ocean wave. When done from right- Spin the top, flip in, recycle, zoom and hand boxes, the dancers facing in turn by the Crosstrail thru, left allemande... right hand and the dancers facing out loop Heads square thru four, sides rollaway around right-face, to finish in a left-hand ocean Ocean wave, flip in, recycle, zoom and wave. When done from left-hand boxes, the Pass thru, left allemande... dancers facing in turn by the left and the Heads pass thru, go round one to a line dancers facing out loop around left-face to Pass the ocean, flip in, swing thru finish in a right-hand ocean wave. Ping pong circulate, swing thru, recycle SAMPLE CHOREO: Dixie grand, left allemande... Heads square thru four*, ocean wave Heads square thru four, touch 1/4 , flip in Follow your neighbor, left allemande... Swing thru, extend, boys run, star thru 'Or, touch 1/4 , follow your neighbor Pass thru, trade by, left allemande... Left allemande... Heads square thru four, sides rollaway Heads square thru four, slide thru, dixie style Swing thru, flip in, ping pong circulate To a wave, follow your neighbor, girls trade Swing thru, extend, boys run, pass thru Square thru, trade by, left allemande... Wheel and deal, centers pass thru Heads lead right and circle to a line Left allemande... Spin the top, follow your neighbor Heads square thru four, slide thru Walk and dodge, centers fold Dixie style to a wave, flip in, left swing thru Right and left grand... Recycle, zoom and square thru 3/4 Heads square thru four, ocean wave Pass thru, left allemande... Follow your neighbor and spread Heads lead right, right and left thru Follow your neighbor and spread Ocean wave, flip in, right and left grand... Centers trade, centers run Wheel and deal, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Touch 1/4 , coordinate, boys run, flip in Heads square thru four, slide thru Extend, centers trade, boys run Dixie style to a wave, follow your neighbor Crosstrail thru, left allemande... Girls trade, all pass thru, wheel and deal Zoom and square thru 3/4 , left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Grand swing thru, single hinge, circulate Heads square thru four, ocean wave Girls run, touch 1/4 , flip in, recycle and Follow your neighbor, girls run, boys cross run Spread, pass the ocean, flip in, turn thru Wheel and deal, left allemande... Star thru, ferris wheel, square thru 3/4 Heads lead right and circle to a line 62 American Squaredance. March 1989 Touch 1/4 , follow your neighbor and spread Flip the diamond, girls trade, recycle Swing thru, single hinge, circulate Square thru 3/4, trade by, pass thru Follow your neighbor and spread, recycle Left allemande... Half square thru, trade by, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads square thru four, right and left thru Dixie style to a wave, left swing thru Veer left, couples circulate, tag the line right Single hinge, follow your neighbor Boys follow your neighbor, diamond circulate Right and left grand... Flip the diamond, boys trade Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Tag the line right, ferris wheel, square thru 3/4 Pass the ocean, centers trade Left allemande... Follow your neighbor nnri spread Heads rollaway, pass thru, go round one Recycle, pass to the center To a line, pass the ocean, follow your neighbor Square thru 3/4, left allemande... And spread, ladies trade, recycle Square thru 3/4, trade by, left allemande... BEAUTIFUL NOISE— Columbia 13-33352 Heads lead right and circle to a line Choreography by Phil Van Lokeron & Rocky Bolton Touch '/4, circulate, center four Good Neil Diamond music and an interesting in- Follow your neighbor and spread termediate cha cha with turning cucarachas. Phase Other boys run, center four recycle III +2. Sweep '/4, pass thru, left allemande... FLORIDA—MGR 0591 (BB-012) Heads square thru four, right and left thru Choreography by Hank & Jetty Walstra Veer left, girls follow your neighbor and spread Nice smooth easy two-step to good music, cued by Diamond circulate. boys swing thru Pete Metzger. Phase II.

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American Squaredance. March 1989 63 Partner left for a do paso, four ladies chain P.S.: MS/QS Circle left, ladies in, men sashay Ladies in, men sashay, left allemande... by Walt Cole Zero line: Right and left thru, rollaway Half sashay, pass thru, boys trade, girls trade Lines forward and back, star thru Pass thru, left allemande... A BIT DIFFERENT TIMING'S THE THING (A BREAK) Static square; Heads right and left thru INTRO: — — Four ladies chain Roiiaway hail sashay, heads pass thru — — Chain back Separate around two, hook on the ends — — Circle left Lines forward and back, two girls half sashay — — Left allemande Two boys half sashay, centers half sashay : Weave the ring — Ail half sashay, left allemande... — — Swing partner — — — — : — — Promenade Static square: Heads rollaway half sashay (16-beat tag: This break has 64 steps for 64 Pass thru, separate around two, hook on ends beats. Weave the ring ends at home for a swing Lines forward and back, all pass thru and 16-beat promenade as opposed to so many U-turn back, centers pass thru, turn back that end halfway from home. All pass thru, U-turn back, star thru Left allemande... FOR THE MODULAR CALLER: THE MAINSTREAM PROGRAM Static square: Heads square thru, centers in Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal Centers run, lines forward and back, touch 1/4 Double pass thru, centers in cast off 3/4 Boys run, left allemande... Circle eight, girls square thru, do-sa-do Static square: Heads square thru, centers in To a wave, girls trade, star thru, pass thru Cast off 3/4, ends run, star thru, dive thru Trade by, left allemande... Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Zero box: Star thru, pass thru, girls trade Static square: Square thru, centers in Boys fold, double pass thru, girls U-turn back Cast off 3/4, ends trade, lines forward and back Do-sa-do to a wave, boys trade, lines forward Star thru, centers pass thru, left allemande... And back, star thru, California twirl, do-sa-do To a wave, boys trade, girls trade, girls run GET-OUTS: Bend the line, left allemande... Zero line: Right and left thru, pass the ocean Swing thru, boys run, tag the line right Zero line: Square thru, centers square thru 3/4, Wheel and deal, grand right and left... Centers in, cast off 3/4, lines forward and back Centers square thru, ends star thru Zero box: Swing thru, boys run, tag the line All square thru 3/4, left allemande... Right, wheel and deal, pass thru Grand right and left... Static square: Head ladies chain Heads star thru, pass thru, circle to a line THE BASIC PROGRAM Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass thru Static square: Head ladies chain Centers in, cast off 3/4, star thru Heads 1/2 square thru, circle to a line Centers pass thru, touch 1/4 , split circulate Star thru, dive thru, pass thru, star thru Boys run, star thru, pass thru Pass thru, bend the line, square thru Left allemande... Centers pass thru, outsides California twirl All pass thru, left allemande... Zero line: Pass thru, wheel and deal Double pass thru, peel off, bend the line Static square: Walk around the left-hand lady Pass thru, tag the line, boys run right Seesaw partner, men make a right-hand star Center four walk and dodge, those who can Pick up corner with an arm around Star thru, others face to the center, Star promenade, girls backtrack Lines forward and back, pass thru, tag the line Men keep going, same girl left allemande... Right, bend the line, star thru, dive thru Static square: Walk around the corner Square thru 3/4, left allemande...

64 American Squaredance. March 1989 Zero line: Right and left thru, Dixie style To an ocean wave, boys trade, girls run Couples circulate, boys run, boys trade Spin the top, crosstrail, left allemande... DO YOUR LEGS & FEET Static square: Heads half square thru GET TIRED DANCING? Star thru, pass thru, wheel and deal Double pass thru, partner tag, bend the line Centers square thru, ends star thru DANCING LEGS panty hose are made Do-sa-do to a wave, recycle, pass to the center especially for you, The Head Lady! Square thru 3/4, left allemande... It's been proven by our satisfied A BIT OF "CHALLENGE" customers that the springy lycra support Zero line: Pass thru, tag the line right these DANCING LEGS panty hose give Ends circulate, ferris wheel, boys zoom you, does relieve that leg fatigue that ac- Girls square thru 3/4, star thru, couples circulate tive square dancers know so well. Boys trade, boys run, girls trade, recycle These panty hose are made with a Pass to the center, square thru 3/4 cool cotton ventilated sole and cotton Left allemande... crotch —a medium support to Static square; Heads pass thru, around one strengthen your legs— sheer to the hip, To a line, pass thru, tag the line right, for that glamourous look. Plus a much Ends circulate, wheel and deal, touch 1/4 needed reinforced toe! Centers trade, split circulate, girls trade These features will give you an unex- Left allemande... pected pleasure you haven't experi- Zero line: Pass thru, tag the line left enced before in a panty hose. No other Couples circulate, girls trade, centers trade panty hose offers these four combined Couples trade, bend the line features. They are the ultimate in comfort and wearability. And you'll find the Centers square thru, ends star thru cool cotton ventilated sole will give you All square thru 3/4, left allemande... a cushioning effect that's delightful. Zero box: Swing thru, boys run, tag the line in All these features put together just for Pass thru, bend the line. do-sa-do to a wave you, The Head Lady. Isn't it time you Fan the top, centers circulate, boys run try a pair and see for yourself? Star thru, pass thru, trade by, box the gnat Ask for Right and left grand... Zero line: Pass thru, centers fold, touch 1/4 eoroteut549$ Split circulate, boys run, pass the ocean Pantyhose Spin chain thru, girls circulate double AT YOUR FAVORITE SQUARE DANCE STORE Boys run, couples circulate, ferris wheel Or Mail in Your Order Zoom, square thru 3/4, left allemande... Choose DANCING LEGS panty hose in GET-OUT three beautiful shades of SUNTAN, BEIGE Zero line: Right and left thru, dixie style or our "new shade," TAUPE. To an ocean wave, boys crossfold SIZE CHART Box the gnat, right and left grand... P Petite i 10" 5'1' 9(Y115 lb, M Medium 51"•5 5' 115.135 lb, T Tall 5 5' 5'4' - sno., 135.110 lbs 0 = Queen 5'7"•5•11" 160.700 lbs Send 54.50 for each pair (no shipping chg.) PLUS your SIZE and COLOR choice to: R & J SPECIALTIES, Dept. A, 1215 Ruberta Ave., Glendale CA 91201 (818-244-6373) SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK!

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DANJO WHEELERS DANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA The Danjo Wheelers have set. a record of being the only club in the Central Pennsylvania Square and Round Dance Association to collect all 10 traveling banners within the Association and have them all displayed at one time. All 10 traveling banners obtained by the Danjo Wheelers were displayed at Getting to know you, their annual Spring Dance held on March Going to your club and dancing. of 1988, and are shown with some of the You are precisely, members in this photo. Our kind of friends. The Spring Fling was attended by 181 square dancers, representing 17 clubs in Getting to know you, Eastern Pennsylvania, who enjoyed Learning to move free and easy. dancing to the callers Tom Miller, Paul When we are with you Haas and Jeff Sanker. Door prizes were Enjoyably we dance. provided and refreshments were enjoyed Haven't you noticed by all. Suddenly we're all together. A parody of the song, Getting to Know Banners of all clubs You, written by President Carol and Bob Waiting to travel Snyder was sung by all. The thought of And visit other clubs the song expressed some of the feeling Day by day. and benefits of visiting other clubs: Dinner was held at the local Elks Club Getting to know you, with an After-Dance which continued late Getting to know all about you. into the evening. Getting to like you, Carol and Bob Snyder, Presidents Getting to hope you like us.

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American Sqoaredarrce, Mach 1989 67 week on the island of Oland in Wheeler started the club in the Baltic with Jerry Story and 1980. They dance every Tues- Tony Oxendine, U.S. callers day except in one summer People (top right of photo). month. Members: (back row) IN THE NEWS Paul Johnson, Dee Wheeler, rom Callerlab's Direction Wayne Wheeler, Dave Miller, F newsletter, we learn that Harry Jansen, Leonard Pot- Bob and Liz Wilson, Illinois, ter, Bob Cole, (middle row) have won the '88 Erna M. Perry Comp, Gladys Hans- Egender Memorial Callerlab corn, Darlene Miller, Margie Convention Award. Jerry Jansen, Joan Potter, Linda Junck reports that to date Cole, (front row) Patty Comp, $40,224 has been raised for Clayton and Isabelle Steck- Callerlab's Foundation, which elberg. Not present was will underwrite the promotional Minette Johnson. video tape available at the Nashville Convention this month, developed by Jack Berg and his committee. Con- candid by Bob Messina, vention theme: Recruit, Pro- A taken at the California mote. Maintain. Square Affair, is this one of Cindy Forbes of Watsonville, California.

rank and Thelma Beck ever-popular Red Boot I- were honored guests at their 50th Anniversary Party in T Boys (Don Williamson, Johnny Jones, Mike Hoose September in Norwalk, Ohio. They had been active in square and Wayne McDonald) are and round dancing for years: continuing to appear at now are inactive for health festivals and events, coast-to- hotographer Ichiro Fujima reasons. Hosts were sons Dan- coast, although they aren't ap- shot this candid of Ron ny (actively calling) and Larry P pearing as often this year at Beck. Libby's visit to Japan for the English Mountain Retreat in fourth time. 200 dancers at- Tennessee. The photo was tended his dance, assisted by new publication called taken in Anaheim, California. Moto, Lofty, Sekiko and HandiNotes from the U.S. A Mitchell. Handicapable SID Assn. has elcome to several new appeared, edited by Dean w record companies that eserving a lot of credit are Emery, 205-633-8212. The first have sprung up in the last year the Lyman Squares Club, Handicapable Convention, D or so. For instance, there's a small club in Kennebec, S. held last July in Mobile, Ala- Venture (Charles Quisen- bama, is noted. D., which has twice hosted the berry, Jerry Mitchell), Solid statewide Fall Festival, with a Gold (Tom Manning, Nick committee of the whole club Hartley, Jim Ford). Lightning (shown below). Caller Wayne (Jimmy Roberson, Bob Price Barry Echols, Max Arnold) and Silver Sounds (Jack O'Leary, lov Bergling tells us that Bruce McCue), O square dancing in Swe- all of which den is flourishing, and last have ads in these August dancers enjoyed a pages. 68 American Squaredance. March 1989 .., 1 I dyer c". cunt% Records Ali . Jack O'Leary Bruce McCue LATEST RELEASES: SSR 108 ANOTHER PLACE, ANOTHER TIME by Red Bates SSR 107 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL by Jack and Bruce SSR 106 DADDY'S LITTLE GIRL by Jack SSR 105 UNDER THE BOARDWALK by Bruce SSR 104 COMIN' TO AMERICA by Jack and Bruce SSR 103 JACK OF DIAMONDS by Jack SSR 102 ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT by Jack and Bruce SSR 101 ONE OF THOSE SONGS by Bruce Records available at your local dealer Distributed by SUNDANCE, TWELGRENN, ASTEC and MERRBACH SILVER SOUNDS RECORDS • P.O. Box 229 • Glastonbury, CT 06033 (203)633. C070 • OR • (203) 529 - 0937 DANCERS & FRIENDS Sail ALASKA easquare . 0-,7-.... i and Save when you book early

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Amencen Squeredence. March 1989 69 ilk • ORIGINAL ROVER BADGE CUSTOM ENGRAVING FOR CLUB BADGES RHINESTONE BADGES LONG-STRING MINI—PURSE (ass't colors) INTERNATIONAL NEWS BUTTERFLY BELTS ‘1, S/D ACCESSORIES — WRITE FOR CATALOG NATIONAL FOLK DANCE CAMPAIGN A to Z Engraving Co., Inc., Since 1954 The final report on the 1987-1988 cam- 1150 Brown St., Wauconda IL 60084 312/526-7396 paign to have square dancing named the National Folk Dance has been received. J.L. 101 "WHITE" MIKE The Congressional Subcommittee decid- $85.00 plus $4.00 Air Post/Ins. ed to take no action on H.R. 2067 and it died in subcommittee. The last effort, just SIGHT CALLING VIDEO 90-Minute Home Study Program before the hearing in June, was to collect $50.00 plus $4.00 Air Post/Ins. 3,652 signatures on a scroll petition at the National Convention in Anaheim, which NOTES FOR CALLERS was presented at the hearing. The bill had Mainstream through Plus—$20.00 only 135 cosponsors; if the goal of 300 With Adv. Supplement—$33.00 cosponsors had been met, the bill would 12 issues—January through December have moved out of subcommittee and in- JACK LASRY'S CALLER SUPPLY to the House. 1513 N. 46 Av., Hollywood FL 33021 305-981-7788 Strategy will be changed and the primary emphasis now will be to gain more THE CHOREO CONNECTION "state" victories. Nine states have won Monthly Note Service their campaigns to have square dancing named the State Dance: Tennessee, ED FRAIDENBURG Alabama, Washington, Oregon, New Jer- 1916 Poseyville Rd. sey, Florida, West Virginia, Oklahoma and Midland, Mich. 48640 California. Frank & Nan Habersberger $20.00 Annually Pembroke Pines, Florida Write for Sample Copy Special Bonus. A one-year subscription to American THIRD NEW JERSEY CONVENTION Squaredance with each full year subsc'riplion to The S/D Council of New Jersey reports Choreo Connection. Valid for new subscribers to that registration is ahead of last year's for Choreo Connection only. Ask tor details.

the Third NJ Convention to be held April 24K Gold-Plated Enameled 1 at Trenton State College in Ewing Town- SQUARE DANCE ship. The goal of 2000 dancers is well in JEWELRY sight. The Convention Committee, led by P Earrings or Pendant 5395 i chairmen Tex and Margaret Shipman, has Both for only 16.95 announced that the Mainstream and Plus plus $1.00 ship. 8 handling (Calif res. add 6% sales tax) ,t',* halls will be "swapped" for part of the day, Earnng also available enabling more dancers the opportunity to with clips gq dance on wood floors and lessen "the When ordenng specify dress color red, blue or black agony of the feet." Send check or money order to The Education Committee has devised Charmz-Reaction appropriate titles, since the convention is P.O. Box 4208 on April Fool's Day, for the session West Hills CA 91308 70 Amoncan Squaredanco. March 1989 planned for callers and dancers. For the first time, the convention will feature a Sing Along with Fashion Show, The Showcase of Ideas Don Malcom will be back, along with vendors eager to show off the latest attire and supplies. A Singing Call Book Sign up now. Registration details are Over 300 M.S. Modules ... $16.00ppd available from Don and Pat Stephens, 674 NOTE: This is the only book available today with all Clifton Ave., Toms River NJ 08753. figures properly timed to the Callerlab Standard

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At Your Square Dance Shop * * * S.O.S. * * * and Badge Maker The Dayton 2 x 4's square dance club's DEALERS: Call or write for brochure traveling brass spittoon is missing! The instructions inside stated the spittoon was BADGE HOLDERS, INC. to be returned by November of 1988 to Rene & Larry Hastings, 3512 Charlotte (415) 783.8724 Mill Rd., Dayton, OH 45418. If anyone 24813 BROADMORE AVE. knows the whereabouts of the spittoon HAYWARD, CA. 94544 please send it home C.O.D.! American Squaredance. March 1989 73 THE COLLEGES TRAINING ARE COMING FOR CALLERS & CUERS

Walt Cole's Three TIMING/ McCLOUD DANCE COUNTRY CALLERS COLLEGE MUSICICHOREO SCHOOLS McCLOUD, CALIFORNIA at English Mountain Hannibal, Missouri—May 28-31 Memorial Wknd, May 27,28,29 Sevierville, Tennessee Rapid City, SD—July 16-19 Labor Day Wknd, Sept. 1,2,3 May 8-11, 1989 Pt Ample*, WA—Aug. 27-Sp.1 STAFF: Bob 'yen Antwerp Wade Drive', Cdiy Shuts,hike New & Experienced Callers Clinic for New & For experienced callers The basis of calling is timing, Beginning Callers with emphasis on aspects the basis of timing is music. For information, write: of touring and traveling Contact: Walt Cole Dave Abbott, PO Box 1720 English Mountain S/D Retreat 944 Chatelain Rd., Ogden UT McCloud CA 96057 Rt. 6 Box 212, Sevierville TN 84408 801-392-9078 916-964-2252 37862 615-453-0171 WISCONSIN R/D LEADERS MIDWEST CALLERS COLLEGE NORTHERN N.Y. CUERS COLLEGE Promenade Hall CALLERS COLLEGE Holidome, Stevens Pt., WI Auburn, Indiana Silver Bay, N.Y. July 14-16, 1989 for new/newer callers July 19-23. 1989 7 PM Friday-1:30 PM Sunday June 11-16. 1989 Stan Burdick & guests Phase I & II (Just before Nat'l Convention) For 1-5 year callers only Staff: 8 Active Cuer Couples Stan Burdick, Don Taylor Complete Course Deadline: April 15, 1989 Fundamentals Contact: Milt & Alice Spoor Don Taylor,/Promenade Hall Write Stan Burdick 13325 Burleigh Rd. 112 Depot St, Auburn IN 46706 P.O. Box 488 Brookfield WI 53005 219-925-3818 or 925-6039 Huron OH 44839 414-782-7582 TURKEY RUN HOLIDAY OF HARTLAND ED FOOTE RID LEADERS SCHOOL Hartland, Michigan July 16-19. 1989— Al Brundage. Earl CALLER'S SCHOOL Turkey Run State Park Johnston. Dick Bayer Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Marshall, Indiana CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA July 9-13, 1989 July 16-21, 1989 Phases 4-5-6 St. Anne's-Beltield School Emphasis on Choreography, Staff: Iry & Betty Easterday July 23-26. 1989 Sight Calling, Stage Presence, July 23-28, 1989 Phases 1-2-3 Al. Earl & torn Miller Programming, Voice. Work- July 28-30, 1989 Phases 3-4 NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL shopping, Dance Program August 13-17, Sturbridge Mass. Staff: Betty & Clancy Mueller NEW 8 EXPERIENCED CALLERS Limit 8 for max. personal Write Betty & Clancy Mueller Al Brundage — Earl Johnston attention. 6 mos. experience 1112 Hollybrook Dr. Earl Johnston, PO Box 2223 Write Ed Foote, 140 McCand- New Whiteland IN 46184 Vernon CT 06066 less Dr. Wexford PA 15090 2nd ANNUAL KACHINA LASRY COLLEGE FOR CALLERS DANCE 0 RAMA COLLEGE KOLLEGE FOR R/D TEACHERS English Mountain Resort (Since 1965) Parrish Ranch Campground Sevierville, Tennessee August 18-19-20. 1989 Berthoud, Colorado July 30-Aug. 1. 1989 Complete Curriculum May 21-25—Beginning Teacher May 28-June 1-2-5 Yrs. Exp Jack Lasry—Earl Johnston Lodging & Meals Included June 4-8-5+ Yrs. Experience Limited to 20 callers: New & Experienced Callers Emphasis on Teaching, Cueing 10 Experienced. 10 Newer Individual Attention & Dancing Techniques Write for Information to: STAFF: Ray & Anne Brown Write: Jack Lasry Harold Bausch, 2120 Jaynes INFO: Ray & Anne Brown 1513 No. 46 Ave. Fremont NE 68025 10975 E. Berry Av., Englewood Hollywood FL 33021 402-721-4925 CO 80111 602-984-1780 305-981-7788 74 American Squaredance, March 1989 "A miniature, realistic-looking square dance floor in action" is the way Ernest and Estelle Clark described this display from the Southeast Georgia Federation Rounds and Squares, shown at the Georgia State Convention. Twenty-two sets of mini-dancers (representing 22 Federation dubs) appeared in the display, created by the Clarks with help from Frank and Sue Cliett, Doug and Joann Wilson, and Albert and Kate Pate. Estelle tells us that the dancers are actually clothes pins with hand-sewn and matched clothing, pipe cleaner arms, fiber-filled, panty-hose- covered heads taped with floral tape, and facial expressions added with needle and thread. Wow! What ingenuity and col- or that created! Another view of these miniature dancers appears on our cover in full color.

NORTH TEXAS CALLERS COLLEGE, Friendship Hall, Rockwall, Texas (East of Dallas) (Just 4 hours from the National Convention) For 0-3 Year Callers June 11-16 ! ' July 17-21 • August 14-18 STAFF: TD Brown & Guests • CHOREO MANAGEMENT • SIGHT VS. MODULES • MENTAL IMAGE • MEMORY • WRITE: T.D. Brown. PO Box 940, Rockwall TX 75087 or Call 214-771-9701

SUPER SCHOOL-WEST NORTHWEST CALLER COLLEGE CALLERS COLLEGE Bally's Hotel, Reno, Nevada at the beautiful Square & Parrish Ranch August 13-18, 1989 Round Dance Center, and Berthoud, Colorado Herb Egender, Bill Peters Campground. Lola, Montana June 11-17, 1989 Jack Murtha John Kaltenthaler. Jim Mayo July 19-21, 1989 Daryl Clendenin, Chinook Vaughn Parrish Full Curriculum Tailored Records Recording Artist For all levels To Individual Needs Limited: 12 callers Teaching & Choreography Write: Bill Peters Make the College A Part Call Jack Murtha: 916-673-1120 PO Box 10692 of a SID Vacation. Vaughn Parrish in Arizona (W): Zephyr Cove, Nevada 89448 Write: 9955 Hwy 12 602-982-1088 Lola MT 59847 Parrish Ranch (S):303-772-5118

JEKYLL CALLER'S COLLEGE SOUTHERN CALLERS SCHOOL CALLERS COLLEGE Jekyll Island, Georgia Grand Hotel, Pigeon Forge, TN Showboat Hotel July 16-20, 1989 (Scenic Gatlinburg Area) Las Vegas. Nevada Dick Barker & Guests July 2.6, 1989 Aug. 13-18, 1989 Teaching Techniques, Workshop- Staff: Don Williamson, Stan Bill Davis, Kip Garvey Sight Calling, Formation ping, Programming, Emphasis Burdick. Assoc.: Johnny Jones, Awareness, Lots of Mike Time on Choreogaphy, Individual Stan Williamson Attention. Mike Time For new/newer callers Contact: Bill Davis New/Newer callers—Limit 20 Tuition: $175.00 plus lodging Write Dick Barker 1359 Belleville Full Callerlab curriculum taught. 2408 Eastover Drive Don Williamson, Rt. 8, College Sunnyvale CA 94087 Waycross GA 31501 Hills, Greeneville TN 37743

American Squaredance. March 1989 7c DESPERATELY—Capitol B-44216 Choreography by Hoss & Kit Waldorf Catchy vocal by Don Williams, an easy-going jive step (modified strolling vine). Phase II +1.

ARRIVEDERCI ROMA— Roper 288 ROUND REVIEWS Choreogrpahy by Richard & Susan Perry by Frank & Phyl Lehnert A good intermediate foxtrot to the same good music . 11‘5)4de of previous dances. Phase IV. [8 T..... FIDOL.c_S—Columbia 38108003 LOW DOWN BLUES— BS 2370 Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins Choreography by Nancy & Wimpy Carver Good peppy music with a Vern Gordin vocal and a com- Lowdown music and a good. basic. intermediate lazy fortable easy two-step. Phase II. swing cued by Nancy. ONE MORE LAST TIME—RCA 8538-7 TENNESSEE WALTZ—Gusto G-4-2058 Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins Choreography by John & Mary Macuci Good country music and an interestingly different easy- Familiar tune by Pee Wee King and Redd Stewart. A intermediate waltz. Phase II +2. comfortable, easy-intermediate waltz. Phase II + 2. SERENADE—RCA 8747-7 THE WANDERER—Laurie LDG-101 Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins Choreography by Jack & Judy DeChenne Good music and a good basic intermediate rumba. Swing music by Dion; high-intermediate jive with a good Phase IV. mixture of most of the swing figures. Phase V. Continued on Page 63

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SHA-BOOM—ESP 709 MIDNIGHT HIGHWAY—Buckskin 1227 Caller: Craig Rowe Caller: Steve Sullivan FIGURE: heads promenade 1/2, square tnru tour, right FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, square thru, right and and left thru, veer left, ferris wheel, square thru 3/4, left thru, pass thru, trade by, touch 1/4 , scoot back, swing, promenade. scoot back again, swing corner, promenade. I NEVER SEE MAGGIE ALONE—Jo-Pat YOU'LL ALWAYS BE NEW TO ME—Desert 36 Caller: Elmer Sheffield Jr. Caller: Bill Reynolds FIGURE: Heads square thru, sides rollaway, do-sa-do, FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, in the middle touch 1/4 , swing thru, boys run, right and left thru, pass thru, walk and dodge, pass thru, trade by, right and left thru, wheel and deal, centers wheel around, swing corner, veer left, couples circulate, tag the line, girls go left, promenade. boys right, corner swing, lett allemande, promenade. Y'ALL COME BACK SALOON—Mountain 66 ON THE SOUTHBOUND—Desert 37 Caller: Tom Trainor Caller: Hal Dodson Mainstream. FIGURE: Heads square thru, right hand FIGURE Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys star, heads star left in the middle, swing thru the out- run, tag the line right, wheel and deal. turn thru, left side pair, spin the top, slide thru. swing, promenade. THE BIG 11 11th BERMUDA SQUARE & ROUND DANCE CONVENTION at Beautiful SONESTA BEACH HOTEL THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15...T0.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1990 Take A Winter Break—Or A Long Weekend—Or The School Vacation! (Note New Dates)

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78 WHY NOT ME?—Mountain 68 Plus. FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, Caller: Kim Hohnholt ladies fold, peel the top, single hinge, triple scoot back, FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, star thru, double pass boys run, swing corner, promenade. thru, track two, relay the deucey, swing, promenade. RILE' BLON—Quadrille 859 ANOTHER PLACE, ANOTHER TIME—Mountain 73 Caller: Lee Main Caller: Ron Everhart FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, touch 1/4, follow FIGURE: Four ladies chain 3/4, heads lead right, swing your neighbor and spread, fan the top, right and left thru, boys run, couples circulate twice, ferris wheel, thru, dixie style to a wave, trade the wave, swing, double pass thru, first couple left, next go left, promenade. promenade. RAll-MA-TAll—Rawhide 151 FOR ME AND MY GAL—Ocean 25 Caller: Lee McCormack Caller: Dennis Levitt FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, in the middle touch 1/4, FIGURE: Heads square thru, right-hand star, heads star boys run, square thru 3/4, trade by, do-sa-do, slide thru, left, same two do-sa-do, swing thru, boys trade, swing, square thru 3/4, swing, promenade. promenade. I COULDN'T LEAVE YOU (If I Tried)—Rawhide 153 STREETS OF BAKERSFIELD —Prairie 1104 Caller: Stan Cole Caller: Renny Mann FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2, walk in, touch 1/4, boys FIGURE: Heads square thru, swing thru, boys run, run, swing thru, boys run, couples circulate, chain her wheel and deal, relay the deucey, swing corner, down the line, square thru 3/4, swing, promenade. promenade. ONE FRIEND—Ute 2 ADOBE HACIENDA— Prairie 1099 Caller: Mike Dabling Caller: Johnnie Scott FIGURE: Heads touch 1/4 , boys run, touch 1/4 , centers

BILL DAVIS SQUARE DANCE SERVICES NEW RELEASE - THE BIG FIVE DICTIONARY This sequel to the popular TOP TEN series is the most comprehensive definitions book yet. It contains offical definitions of all calls in the 5 CALLERLAB programs MS through Cs. Includes lots of diagrams and commentary on usage, teaching flow, and common misunderstandings. By Bill Davis & John Sybalsky—$9.95 postpaid in US & Can. (Add $3 overseas) THE SIGHT CALLERS' TEXTBOOK— Most comprehensive Sight Calling book ever. 126 information packed pages cover Resolution, Formation Awareness, Ar- rangements, Get Outs, Programming, 2-Couple calling & lots more. $14.95 Postpaid, US & Can. (Add $5 for overseas) COMPREHENSIVE CALLERS' NOTES— Covers ALL new calls and ideas with material on CALLERLAB MS, Plus A1, A2, & OS calls. 16th year. Bimonthly; $12.95/Calendar Yr. (Add $4 overseas) DANCERS' NOTE SERVICE— Abbreviated version of Callers' Notes. Includes all new call definitions $6.95/Calendar YR. (Add $4 overseas) MEMBERSHIP ON SCV CALLERS ASSOCIATION— Includes Callers' Notes & various Liability and Equipment insurance programs Dues $25/Calendar Yr. (Add $4 overseas) ORDER FROM: Bill Davis, 1359 Belleville, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 (US funds)

American Squaredance. March 1989 79 trade, single hinge, centers trade, boys run, star thru, pass thru, trade by, swing thru, turn thru, left allemande, promenade. ALTERNATE PLUS FIGURE: Ladies chain 3/4, sides promenade 1/2 , sides lead right, circle YOU can make four to a line, load the boat, swing corner, promenade. buttons with LITTLE BIT IN LOVE WITH YOU—Venture 111 Caller: Charles Cluisenberry Madge FIGURE: Heads square thru, do-sa-do, swing thru, boys run, bend the line, right and left thru, flutter wheel, slide thni, swing promenade Wain Cie 4; avisaas a Ghtdro ler _el 2" HEY BABY—Venture 112 Take your favorite Caller: Jerry Mitchell slogan. motto, drawing or photo and put it on a FIGURE: Heads promenade 1/2 . sides square thru, right button! With Badge-A-Mind you can make but- and left thru, eight chain six, swing, promenade tons to promote civic activities. advertise special events or identify group members and leaders Your club can sell buttons as a fund- PATTER RECORDS raiser or you and your family can sell buttons at CONNIE I.—Big Mac 10006 flea markets and fairs to earn extra money. Only $29.95 gets you started with a hand John Eubanks calls on the flip side. held press. 5 color coded assembly rings, and enough metal parts and designs to make 10 OLD JOE WHO—Big Mac 1005 buttons Additional parts and designs are available Send for a FREE catalog and idea book Ron Mineau calls on the flip side. To order send $29 95 plus $1 75 shipping IIL residents add $1.87 tax) to. Badge-A-Minit Dept ASD389. 348 North 30th Rd Box 800 LaSalle. IL 61301 or Phone (815) 224-2090 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.

Newest Square Dance MAIL ORDER CATALOG `13' from Shirley's FEATURING PATTERNS, APPAREL, AND SPECIALS. SALE PAGE PATTERNS: from Authentic, F. Burrus, C Catalog 4 p' & C, Kwik-Sew, Kentucky Ruffles, and our own r.1147Y171=ir interchangeable pieces. APPAREL: Skirts, blouses, shirts, ties, petticoats, pettipants, small pocketbooks. Butter- Featured fly and Stretch belts and more. on the SPECIALS: Jewelry specials, shirt and skirt cover... specials, and Beginner Dancer Specials. To Order Cat. P, send $1.00 refunded on 1st $10.00 order. SHIRLEY'S S/D SHOPPE Route 9-D Box 423 Dept. #I3 Our newest Pattern Piece, Hughsonville, NY 12537 Bodices 5, 6, 7 & 8 Telephone (914)297-8504 all styles and sizes 6-20, included in one package, FREE AND To introduce our catalog to your beginner instructions to convert class members, we will send as many FREE Bodice patterns to Blouse patterns copies as your club requests if you include 10e $3.95 + $1.50 postage . per copy to help defray postage costs. 80 American Squaredance. March 1989 Dance Example: Heads square thru, do-sa-do to a wave Zip to a diamond, diamond circulate Flip the diamond, recycle, veer left Ferris wheel, centers pass thru THE INTERNATIONAL Left allemande... ASSOC. OF CALLERS Singing Call: Heads pass the ocean, extend Zip to a diamond, diamond circulate Ken Ritucci, chairman of the Plus Flip the Hi.rn"nd,recycle, veer left Quarterly Selection Committee, is pleased Ferris wheel, square thur 3/4 to announce that his committee has Swing corner, promenade...(16-beat tag selected zip to a diamond as the Plus QS for the quarter beginning February 1. The current Plus Quarterly Selections are: relay with a star and zip to a diamond. ZIP TO A DIAMOND 000000000 Author: Dick Han MORE COLOR COMING Starting Formation: Parallel ocean waves Your ASD editors hope you agree that Ending Formation: Normal diamonds. the four-page full color insert in the center Timing: 4 beats of this issue is a nice touch. We hope to Description: Ends trade to become points run full color three times a year in March, of diamond as the centers fold and follow July and November. Advertisers tip: Copy the ends (as in recycle) but stop halfway is needed two months ahead—January, when they meet to become centers of the May and September; ask about special diamond. rates.

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American Squaredance. March 1989 81 Mail Orders Available from these Shops FASHIONS

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Some members favor lots of "pub" And generate PR, While others feel such build-up Is like wishing on a star.

Just recently, one clever club Decided in advance To ask the local media To come and watch them dance. Though every means of telling what we do Deserves a chance, The media responded by attending The best way we can advertise In full force, Is just get out and DANCE! They asked a lot of questions Mary Heisey And were asked to dance, of course. York, Pennsylvania

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rice some confusion exists concern- caller, from which we excerpt five of ten ing the experimental slam the door, queries callers should ask themselves: Jack Lasry in his Notes for Callers says IP- Do dancers "follow you" in good num- that Mack Letson verifies this is the cor- bers to dances you call within your area? rect way to do it: From two-faced lines, the ► Do most of your class members grad- outfacing couple will wheel and deal, the uate, then go into your club, then stay in infacing couples will start to couples cir- square dancing for a year? Two years? culate but at the midway point veer to the Three or more? center to end in an eight chain thru P. Has your club increased in size since formation. you've called for them? Zero box: Swing thru, boys run, slam the door ► Are you booked in the area as much Square thru 3/4, trade by, left allemande... as you'd like to be? ► Do dancers seek you out, ask your ad- ome singing calls, borrowed or in- vice on varied subjects, initiate conversa- S vented by Don Beck in his Choreo tion between tips, offer help if needed, mix Breakdown, are lifted by us for your use: socially with you? Heads square thru, do-sa-do, star thru Forward and back, pass thru, bend the line d Fraidenburg, in his Choreo Con- Load the boat, swing corner, promenade... E nection, thinks that Deuce Williams should be credited with the invention of Heads pass the ocean, women trade, recycle cloverflo . Here are figures using that new Pass thru, right and left thru, touch 1/4 OS: Split circulate, men run, reverse flutter wheel Square thru 3/4, swing corner, promenade... Head ladies chain, heads lead right and circle To a line, pass thru, wheel and deal A mong the many goodies, both Square thru 3/4, pass thru, cloverflo Left allemande... A choreo-wise and otherwise, to be found in Malcom/Burdick's Lead Right is SINGING CALL: this questionnaire on respect for the Heads promenade 1/2, into the middle, star thru

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GRAND ZIP, Continued terested in a Newcomb 200 with a outfit with my partner. Anyone interested speaker and stand? Cases included. I will in trading patterns or ideas, please write. accept a reasonable offer. The equipment Abbe Lee Bringmann is in good shape—hardly used. The only Rt. 3 Box 367A thing that needs replacing is the foam pad Smithsburg MD 21783 on the turntable. Dave Sulewski Rt. 3 #16 As I am no longer calling, I find I have Montpelier OH 43543 too much equipment crowding my trailer. Do you know anyone who would be in-

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American Squaredance. March t989 99 became a caller, the dancer who became vance level only twice a month and hav- convention chairman. You knew them ing no difficulty, and once a week is the when. You know their good intentions, country's average for the C-1 dancers. their sincerity, their goals and desires for Sure, some people dance more often but the good of square dancing. These folks this is by their own choice. don't change overnight when they "Don't let someone talk you out of try- assume a leadership role. ing advanced or challenge dancing be- We owe them the knowledge that we cause it will take countless nights of work. can accept their mistakes as such without Simply not true!" impuning their integrity. Give our present leader the respect you'll expect tomorrow "Steal a PApk" features Sara Aamot, in your role of S/D leader. who started calling at the age of six and —Excerpt from "Co-Editorial." has called at six Minnesota state conventions and five national conventions. In her "We continue to meet people not in- record case you'll find singing calls: Rock- volved in higher levels of dancing who ing in Rosalie's Boat, Wild About Honey, feel that an advanced dancer must dance and All the Times, and Hoedowns: Take six nights a week to keep up and chal- One, Excelerator Special and After the lenge dancers must dance ten nights a Ball. week," writes Jim Kassel in "Challenge Chatter." New Idea: Tilt the wave by Don Beck. "Not true! Many people are doing ad-

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tional Committee has taken over the ANAHEIM CONVENTION VIDEO master copy and is making copies for all who want them. Many letters have crossed our desk ask- They (and we) have received quite a ing about the video ordered at the National few letters and phone calls about this, and Convention in Anaheim and expressing those dancers who have given us their ad- disappointment at lack of delivery. We dress will be mailed their copies. The 37th referred these correspondents to A.R. National Committee is asking all those Rodgers, general chairman. Now a letter who haven't yet complained to send them has been received explaining the delay: a copy of their receipt, or a copy of both sides of their cancelled check, and their ... A.R. Rodgers, General Chairman of copy will be sent to them immediately. the 37th National, has told me that the The address to which these copies delay in getting the tapes out was caused should be sent is: A.R. Rodgers, 704 S. by the fact that the couple selling them Boxwood Street, Anaheim CA at Anaheim had some marital problems 92802-1457. during the convention, or shortly after- The 37th National regrets the delay, as wards, and the wife left, taking with her does the National Exectuve Committee all the money and the list of purchasers (NEC) and National Squares. of the tapes. The husband still had the Floyd and Clare Lively, Editors master copy, however, and the 37th Na- National Squares

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102 American Squaredance. March 1989 MEANDERINGS, Continued ing back to Honolulu at five. There are no DISC-COUNT high-rise buildings there yet, but the con- Recently Released Records dos are coming; we toured the new Kalua- Now Available koi Resort Hotel on Kepuhi Beach. Mauna Information supplied by Hanhurst's Record Service Loa. PO Box 687, Ridgewood NJ 07451-06871-800-445-7398 Our final night in Honolulu was spent Apple Blossom Time, Tom Miller Eureka 1301 at a most unique Mongolian barbecue at Jole' Blon. Lee Main Quadrille 859 Hickam AFB, thanks to the hospitality of For Me and My Gal, Dennis Levitt Ocean 25 dance r fricnds Jim and RnNo!! Waller, Why Not Me?. Kim Hohnholt Mountain 68 who picked us up at our hotel and layed Little Bit in Love With You. C. Quisenberry Venture 111 orchid leis on our necks for openers. The Hey Baby. Jerry Mitchell Venture112 griddle-fried food was fabulous. Caller Snowflake, Bob Barnes Red Boot Star 1314 Doc Casey and Erika, as well as Debbie Don't Close Your Eyes. W. Dyer 8 K Jarvis Enis 2401 Martinsen and Curtis Teeters. joined our Do the Locomotion, Jimmy Roberson Lightning 105 Lightning 202 round table. 24 hours later, we boarded Early in the Mornin' . • Barry Echols Chaparral 217 the big DC-10, 12 hours later we were I'm Gonna Sing. Jerry Haag Get Me Back To Dixie. Nick Hartley Solid Gold 301 back in Ohio, with fresh Sandwich Island You Go, You're Gone, Dean Crowell Circle D 236 memories to savor when busy days don't Smile Darn Ya Smile. Johnnie Wykoft Blue Star 2373 allow even half a loaf. (We surely met a Blackjack Hoedown, Patter. Stan Cole Rawhide 515 lot of good bodies comin' through the rye!—Co-Ed.)

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American Squaredance. March 1989 103 IF YOU PAID FOR HAM AND EGGS AND ONLY GOT EGGS, WOULDN'T YOU FEEL CHEATED?

How many of you have signed up for a "Square Dance Cruise" but you didn't dance? Almost everybody!! We've talked to hundreds of square dancers who've been on square dance cruises...and they had a wonderful time...but NEVER danced! Why would they call that a square dance cruise??

We hope in the last few months you've seen our ads for the largest square dance cruise in history. We've mailed out over 3000 reservation forms this month, and we have over 20 callers already scheduled!! The first question is always the same—will we REALLY dance?

THIS WILL BE A SQUARE DANCING CRUISE DAILY SCHEDULED DANCING.

And we've made arrangements for the entire ship to dance under the stars in the port of San Juan, Puerto Rico!

Why can we do this, and nobody else can?? 1. We have an outstanding relationship with Carnival as we've taken large groups on their ships in the past. 2. We have just returned from a cruise on the Jubilee where we chose locations for dancing while we're at sea. 3. We will be accompanied by our own personal Carnival rep on the cruise to assure us of maximum cooperation from the cruise staff and to insure our dancing enjoyment.

WE WANT YOU TO BE PART OF OUR FUN, and if you love to dance, you should expect nothing less on a "Square Dance Cruise." November 5, 1989 Ask about caller/leader incentives & early booking discounts!

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CHICKEN IN THE BREAD PAN by John L. Boor

Anyone who has taken lessons in You may not be a member of Roosters modern square dancing, was graduated and Hens but you sure have had some and danced—even for a short time—will of their experiences—I hope not all! appreciate this book and I'm sure will say What a thoughtful gift for your club, that John knows the situation well and your caller, or a square dance friend! The knows what he's talking about! book is well worth every cent it costs. Buy At times while reading the book, I it, read it, you'll enjoy it. laughed 'til the tears ran down my cheeks. However, I was not prepared for the sad ending. Order from EON Publishing Co., 16346 The book would mean very little to the Ashworth Ave. No., Seattle WA 98133. non dancer, but for the dancer, it's great. Price: $4.95 plus $1.50 shipping.

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