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Official Publication of the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc. Volume 50, No2 February, 1993 FEBRUARY 1993-$1.50 THE MAGAZINE OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING Official Publication of the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc. Volume 50, No2 February, 1993 EDITOR & TABLE OF CONTENTS BUSINESS MGR Genevieve Pereira DESIGN & LAYOUT Jeanne Bertolina President's Message 3 Festival of the Oaks 4 FEBRUARY CONTRIBUTORS Beginners Festival 6 Max Horn Vera Musser Council Clips 7 Fran Ajoian Jean Williams Bill Wenzel Vi Dexheimer Tentative Statewide Dances 8 Carol Wenzel Lloyd Day Philomena Pavelka Ed Kremers International Cuisine 10 Ruth Ruling Jay Michtom Dance Description: Hora de la Chircani (Romania) ...11 FEDERATION OFFICERS - NORTH Peninsula Classes & Parties 14 PRESIDENT Frances Ajoian Calendar of Events, North .................. 16 VICE PRESIDENT Dolly Barnes TREASURER Page Masson Calendar of Events, South 17 REC. SECRETARY Lilas Mathers PUBLICATIONS Carlos Ruling Folk Dance News 18 MEMBERSHIP Melvin Mann PUBLIC RELATIONS Michael Norris Teachers Committee Dance List 19 HISTORIAN Jimmy McCoy Classified Ads ...„„„„„,„„._._.„„„„«,,„_,.,„. 23 FEDERATION OFFICERS - SOUTH On our cover: PRESIDENT Eunice Udelf Welcome To VICE PRESIDENT Eu.t Seholin The Festival Of TREASURER Bill Campbell The Oaks REC. SECRETARY ...Julith Plonas COR. SECRETARY Ruddy Beldner MEMBERSHIP Steve Davis PUBLICITY Beverly Weiss HISTORIAN ........................... Therese Seholin NEW INFORMATION: SUBSCRIPTION RATE: $15 per year SUBMISSION DEADLINE: $20 Foreign & Canada Submission deadline for each BUSINESS OFFICE: issue is the 1st day of the P.O. Box 1282 preceding month. Alameda, CA 94501 Phone & FAX 510-814-9282 Let's Dance (ISSN #0024-1253) is published monthly by the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., with the exception of the May/June and July /August issues, which are released each two-month period. Second class postage paid at Alameda and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send address changes to Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., P.O. Box 1282, Alameda, CA 94501. Our Federation activities for 1993 have started and, there are many good events scheduled. From the looks of our annual calendar - this month it's the Festival of the Oaks in Oakland, February 21 st, at EdnaM. Brewer Jr. High School Gym, 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. There will be a BOARD MEETING at 11 a.m., followed by an ASSEMBLY MEETING at 11:45 a.m. Please be sure to send me a report of any matters that need the approval of the Board. At our October meeting in Fresno, Bev Wilder, made mention of the Civic Center Act which would allow folk dancers certain privileges concerning meeting places. Michael Norris checked in the West's Law Books, current issues through 1992, and this is an outline of what is available. ALL COUNCIL PRESIDENTS and FOLK DANCE GROUPS should take note of this information and if you are interested, we will provide a copy of the code. "Community Colleges are directed in the Educational Code to allow the use of facilities under their control to non-profit organizations, (folk and square dancing are specifically mentioned), with a charge which reimburses them for no more than custodian fees for opening and closing the facility and during the organization's use of the facility, cost of janitorial services needed only for the organization's function and the cost of utilities of the facility used. Contributions may be asked at the door for charitable purposes or with the governing board of the Community College allowing the non-profit organization to do so because their contributions are for the support of the organization itself or for the advancement of folk dancing. In the Government Code, cities and/or counties which have properties devoted to park, amusement, or recreational purposes may charge for use or services, (which can not exceed the cost of the service provided). Charges for similar uses or services are to be uniform to the extent feasible." Hope this information will help those groups having difficulty in finding places to dance. The Fresno F.D. Council has made contact with their local Public Broadcasting TV Station advising they are ready to assist in the scheduled AMERICA DANCING series, set for April and May. Looking forward to hearing from the Councils about plans they have made concerning the International Folk Dance Weekend Nov. 13th & 14th, endorsed by Federations North and South. See you all at the February 21st festival and meeting in Oakland. Fran Ajoian, President Page 3 • o UIELCOME 0 • We want to again welcome you to the Greater East Bay Folk Dance Council's annual Festival of the Oaks. This year, as in recent years, we will be dancing at the Edna M. Brewer Jr. High School Gym at 3748 - 13th Avenue, near the 580 Freeway in Oakland on Sunday, February 21. The dancing will be from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m., with Federation meetings starting at about 10:30 and a light luncheon for meeting attendees to be served from 12:00 o'clock. With so many Federation Officers coming from out of town all of the monthly Federation meetings are now being scheduled the same day as the regional festivals, thereby saving travel and meeting time for the officers. For all Federation Officers the Executive Board meeting is planned for 11:00 to be followed by the regular Assembly Meeting, open to all members and other interested people, at 11:45. If you are a Council President, we hope you will be able to make a 10:45 Council Presidents meeting. This is very important as it will actually be a meeting of the nominating committee for 1993-94 Federation officers. We look foreward to seeing all the International Folk Dancers at our festival, and if you are in the area on a 5th Saturday, we also hope you will join us at our regular 5th Saturday parties, each one sponsored by a different club throughout the year. MAXHORN G.E.B.F.D.C. Council President. FESTIVAL OF FOLK THE OAKS DANCE SCENE Sunday, Feb. 21 for current ethnic events and folk dance activities, 1:30 -5:30 p.m. current research on ethnic culture and dance, and other important folk dance topics. TO SUBSCRIBE.... Mai your check for $10, with your mailing address to: FOLK DANCE SCENE, Subscription Office 22210 Miston Dr Woodland Mils, CA 91364 Page 4 February, 1993 FESTIVAL of the OAKS DANCE PROGRAM 1. KOSTURSKOORO 42. ALEXANDROVSKA 2. LEPA ANKA KOLO VODI 43. ITALIAN QUADRILLE 3. ELIZABETH QUADRILLE 44. CERESNICKY 4. NUMERO CINCO 45. TOTUR 5. VRAPCHETO 46. TANGO CAMPANA 6. VO SADU 47. TFILAH 7. SKATER'S TANGO 48. SQUARE 8. SQUARE 49. DHIVARATIKOS 9. KARAMFIL 50. FOLSOM PRISON BLUES 10. TEHUANTEPEC 51. PRINCE WILLIAM 11. LET'S HAVE A CEILIDH 52. KOHANOCHKA 12. NOVOSELSKO 53. TTNO MORI 13. DAS FENSTER 54. SOMEWHERE MY LOVE 14. HAMBO 15. BAPARDESS 16. CONTRA EXHIBITIONS will be at 3:00 o'clock 17. GODECKICACAK 18. LIVAVTEENEE We hope you have enjoyed our program 19. 1314 and will return next year. If you are in the area 20. MISS FRENCHY BROWN please join us at our 5th Saturday parties. 21. BAVNO ORO Most of our clubs would be happy to have you 22. NIGUNO SHEL YOSSI join them at their weekly classes. SUPPORT 23. ZILLERTALLER LANDLER YOUR CLUB - YOUR COUNCIL - YOUR 24. GRAND SQUARE FEDERATION. 25. SVERKRVINO 26. MARGARET'S WALTZ Joinnow, be an active, participating mem- 27. DUNDEE WHALER ber. We need your help to keep International 28. DUNDEE WHALER Folk Dancing alive in the Bay Area and 29. LITTLE MAN IN A FIX throughout California. 30. ADA'S KUJAWIAK #1 31. KESHENAVO 32. SQUARE 33. TROPANKA (Moskoff) 34. SANTA RITA 35. SHIFTING BOBBINS 36. SWEDISH FINN MIXER 37. NEVER ON SUNDAY 38. MAPLE LEAF RAG 39. ADA'S KUJAWIAK #3 40. CONTRA 41. JOVE MALO MOME STVr.-T 'DastCC, February, 1993 Page 5 Beginners Folk Dance Festival Easy International Dances Everyone Is Welcome! 8 r- INTEKKfcTKSWM. S: • HOUSi 33 a 3 S ^ r-" EVERYONE WELCOME! Sunday, March 28,1993 Directions: 1:00-2:00 p.m.-Teaching 2:00-5:00 p.m. - Dancing Driving east on Interstate 80 from San Fran- cisco or driving west on I-80 from Sacramento, University of California, Davis take UC Davis exit onto Old Davis Road and (Adjacent to the western edge of Davis) past the South Gate Information kiosk on your way to the campus. From the north on Highway By train or bus: 113, take either Russell Boulevard or UC Davis Amtrak & Greyhound have stations in Davis about 1/2 mile from the campus. (Hutchison Drive) exits and go east until you Taxi service is available. reach the campus. Sponsors: Folk Dance Federation of CA Lower MICKEY Gym: UC Davis Dept of Education Commitee: Teddy Wolterbeek, Chairperson NE corner of campus, nearToomey Field, look Lone Coleman for corner of A Street & Third Street. Ed Kremers Page 6 February, 1993 SAN FRANCISCO COUNCIL WHAT'S HAPPENING AT CHANGS- Those COUNCIL CLIPS who did not attend Changs Christmas Party on Decem- ber 18 missed a truly excellent event - good program, GREATER EAST BAY COUNCIL good music, good food, and good entertainment pro- The Berkeley Senior Citizen Dancers will vided by the Dulcicorders (Louise Heatlie, Jeanie and have their party on Sunday, February 21,1:00 to 4:00 Sam Kermoian) who played live music for us during p.m., at the Berkeley Senior Center, Old Grove Street the intermission. Once again, Changs produced an- and Hearst Avenue, Berkeley. Stan Valentine will call other excellent Christmas Party, and a very good time squares, Lloyd Day will emcee. was had by all. Some schedule changes have been made for Changs in 1993 as follows: Merry Mixers - come dance with us, we do intermediate and advanced folk dances at our class on On regular class nights - Basic Folk Dances and Skills Wednesdays, from 1:30 to 4 P.M., under the direction (will be taught) 7:30-8:30 p.m.; Intermediate-Ad- of our teacher Charles Emerson, at the Hillside Pres- vanced Dances (reviewed or taught) 8:30-9:30 p.m.; byterian Church, corner of Hillside and Ritchie Av- General Dancing, 9:30-11 p.m.
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