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American Square Dance Vol. 41, No. 5 AMERICAN J SOURRE DRNCE MAY, 1986 Single copy $1.25 Annual $10.00 A LOW COST WAY TO COMPLETE THE SQUARE DANCE LOOK MATCHING ACCESSORIES Bola Buckle Collar Tips Scarf Slide Pendant Earrings Mother of Pearl 9.00 10.00 8.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 Black Onyx 11.00 12.00 8.00 7.00 9.00 8.00 Blue Onyx 11.00 12.00 9.00 8.00 9.00 8.00 • Tiger Eye 16.00 18.00 12.00 9.00 15.00 10.00 Abalone 9.00 10.00 8.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 Goldstone 11.00 12.00 8.00 8.00 9.00 8.00 "POUNDED GOLD" or "POUNDED SILVER" Square Dance Figure 2 Piece Sets $24.00 per set 0 HOLLY HILLS ROSES A Bouquet set for Square and Round Dancers Buckle - Bola - Collar Tips Ladies Matching Pendant $10.00 $24.00 set Thesedelightful sets come in 3 styles: BLUE ROSE RED ROSE YELLOW ROSE vs AND Goldtone Setting Available a FOR YOUR PARTNER a4" 0, Matching Pendants $5.00 Buckles Fit Western Matching Earrings MOO Snap-on Belts up to Gemstone list on request WHISTLES - $4.00 Member NASRDS "TRACK 2" or "LOAD THE BOAT' (Holly Hills Specials) 0 RAYON BOLA CORDS -- $1.50 ea. 14 I lyhiI IS BLACK. BROWN. WHITE. NAVY. 2-G2 Holly Lane • BEIGE. KELLY GREEN. FOREST P.O. Box 233 GREEN. ROYAL BLUE. BLUE. GOLD. Tuckerton, N.J. 08087 TURQUOISE, SILVER, RED. GRAY. (609) 296-1205 MAROON OR GARNET Add $1.50 for postage 4-PLY LEATHER BOLA CORDS and handling • 36" Regular -- $6.00 New Jersey residents add 6% 42" Long -- $12.00 State Sales Tax rlamssx.0 cH i DOMED BEAD OR BEAD Check i 2,4 - White Tips -- $6.00 VISA - MasterCard AMERICAN M SQURRE ORNCE VOLUME 41, No. 5 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE MAY, 1986 WITH THE SWINGING LINES 1111111111111111111111111 11 ASD FEATURES FOR ALL SQUARE DANCE SCENE 4 Co-Editorial 42 35th National Convention 5 By-Line 59 A/C Lines 7 Meandering with Stan 68 International News 11 Let's Go For It 70 Callerlab News 13 Accentuate the Positive 83 Date-Line 13 Those Were the Days 91 Speaking of Singles 15 The Building of An Archives 93 Save the Lady 21 CSARDS and NAPW 23 Leave the Driving to Someone Else ROUNDS 25 Encore 18 Phases in R/D Program 27 Plumb Line 41 Cue Tips 29 Hem-Line 65 Facing the L.O.D. 31 Callerlab Convention 70 Roundalab Report 39 Best Club Trick 75 Flip Side/Rounds 43 Finding Leaders 84 R/D Pulse Poll 43 Keeping Leaders 47 Dancing Tips FOR CALLERS 66 People in the News 49 Calling Tips 71 Rhyme Time 50 Easy Level Page 79 Product Line 60 Creative Choreography 86 Party Line 64 PS:MS/QS 105 Book Nook 76 Flip Side/Squares 106 Finish Line 82 Steal A Peek 108 Laugh Line 85 S/D Pulse Poll OUR READERS SPEAK 97 Underlining the Note Services 6 Grand Zip 35 Feedback 87 Straight Talk LEADERSHIP TIPS 90 Square Line 54 Sketchpad Commentary Ifd WIN* WO NW Oft NV 1,111111114 MI WA MI If* We Ird VI MI NJ Ifd Ifd Ird IAI WI Publishers and Editors Editorial Assistants Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Mary Fabik Bob Mellen Member of NASRDS Sandy Stinson National Association of S&R/D Suppliers Workshop Editors Bob Howell American Squaredance Magazine (ISSN- Ed Fraidenburg Walt Cole 0091-3383)is published by Burdick Enter- prises. Second class postage paid at Feature Writers Huron, Ohio. Copy deadline first of Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner Russ & Nancy Nichols month preceding date of issue. Mary Jenkins Subscription: $10.00 per year. Single Record Reviewers copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: Box Frank & Phyl Lehnert 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1986 by Canadian Representative Burdick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus American Squaredance, May 1986 Co,;Fni10RIflL Following all the discussion of the problems of square dancing, tnis month we present some upbeat plans for 1986 that will enable those with the "spirit" to share their love for square dancing. For months, ASD has included opinions about and suggestions for dealing with the decrease in dance numbers due to dropouts and declining attraction of new dancers. Meanwhile, many staunch and devoted dancers have continued their club activities, and are enjoying their dancing as much as ever. Among the ar- made 25 years ago. For the intervening ticles we received are some that are con- quarter century, square dancing has re- firming that square dancing is fun, but mained a healthy, enjoyable, fun activity approaching it from several angles. We that constantly involved new and experi- are printing those together, so you may enced dancers. Many leaders worked to read, compare, agree/disagree. insure this progress, promoting classes, Now that many classes are approach- teaching beginners, coordinating ing graduation, we look again at leader- special events, working at better com- ship. Does involving newer dancers in munications. club leadership keep them active? Does Much of this work is still going on. The it contribute to early burn-out? How current enrollment for next month's na- much should they be involved? This is tional convention does not point to a another question that is treated in this decrease in dancer attendance, al- issue. though club dance size is admittedly on As editors, we have been very involved the decrease. Perhaps much depends on in reading the opinions and problems the dancers who are graduating this sent in by readers. We attended the spring, how they are treated as they at- Crossfire discussions, and know that tend open dances, and their percentage many people are concerned. However, of retention in next fall's activity. looking back at "Encore," we see that Let's try to be welcoming to each and many of the same comments were being every one! scope— big mac records Darren NEW RELEASES ON BIG MAC Galina BM074 HAZEL EYES by Darren Gatlin BM073 NEW LADY OF SPAIN by Mac BM072 Cancelled BM071 CAJUN MOON by Jeanne Briscoe BM070 MEMORIES TO BURN by Ron Mineau BM069 OH JOHNNY by John Eubanks NEW RELEASES ON SUNNY HILLS BM068 WALKING THE FLOOR OVER YOU by Ron SHOOS SHE WAS AN UPSTART by John Eubanks BM067 HOTTEST "X - IN TEXAS by Jeanne SH5007 DON'T KEEP ME HANGING AROUND by Darren Box 1448, San Luis Obispo CA 93406 4 American Squaredance. May 1986 Those who are awaiting news from the April Callerlab Convention in Baltimore will want to turn to Page 31 first, to find BY-LINE the several positive steps voted by that \C\ body. Then back to an array of articles dealing with present and future projects: Dan Martin, late-night dreamer at Crossfire of the balloon project and LEGACY trustee, was the main author of "Let's Go For It," a comprehensive promotion plan that may work with the Callerlab decisions to make 1986-87 a boom time for square dancing. Bill Litchman, keeper of the LLoyd Shaw Foundation Archives, tells us how to go about preserving the SID history of our areas. Bev Warner relates the experience of busing to a convention, and highly recommends that method. In two side-by-side discussions, Lou Lansing and Mary (our book reviewer) and Bill Jenkins present thoughts on past and present dancing. In another twosome, Mary and Bill and Doc and Peg Tirrell discuss aspects of leadership. The Jenkins and Tirrells are LEGACY trustees and square dance leaders in many categories. Peg Tirrell is at present executive secretary of Roundalab. May your May dancing be great fun! 1 ASDS. 102103 24 Dell Enterprises. 56 47 Merrbach Record Sere . 16-17 70 Scope-Big Mac. 4 2 Authentic Patterns. 27 25 Dixie Daisy 10. 84 48 Micro Plastics. 69 71 Sewing Specialties 24 3 B 8 S S/D Shop. 79 26. Double J S/D Services. 97 49 Wreck Inc . 22 72 Shirley's S/D Shoppe. 94 4 Bachelors 'n Bachelorettes. 68 27 ESP Records, 104 50 Jack Murtha. 99 73 Gary Shoemake 67 5 Badge-A-Mind. 83 28 Four Bar B Records. 34 51 National SiD Directory. 68 74 Meg Simkins. 90. 104 6 Badge Holders. 70 29 Four Square Record Co . 35 52 NSDCA. Inc . 100 75. Nita Smith. 42 7 Bermuda S/i) Convention. 87 30 Gold Star Video Prod . 90 53 OxYoke Shop. 29 76. Mori Sogolow. 74 8 Betty's Originals. 14 31. Grenn Records. 96 54 Palomino S/D Service. 51 77 Sophia T's. 68 9 Blackwood Travel. 58. 59 32 Hi-Hal Records. 85 55 Bill Peters. 74 78 So Cal Callers. 69 10 Bloomers 8 Things. 91 33 Hilton Audio Products 38 56 P-M-D-0 Recordings 30 79 Square Specialties. 56 11 Bonnie's Custom Boutique, 39 34 Holly Hills. 2 57 Projection. 89 80 Striegel 8 Assoc.. 65 12 Caller's corner. 57 35 JoPal Records. 78 58 Rainbow Travel. 45 81 Sundance Distributors. 31 13 Catchall. 86 36 Kalox Records. 77 59 Ranch House. 45 82 Sundown Ranch Records. 56 14 C Bar C Records. 92 37 lee Kopman. 56 60 Random Sound. 101 83 Supreme Audio 108 15 Chaparral. 28 38 Kroening's. 12 61 R 8 J Specialties. 76 95 84 Thunderbird Records. 105 16 Charmz-Reaction. 92 39 J R Kush 8 Co . 88 62 Rawhide. 101 85 TNT Records. 100 17 Chinook Records. 82 40 Lamon Records. 98 63 Red Boot Boys. 37 86 Tortuga Express Tour Co.
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