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The January magazine may be the most difficult of the year to assemble. Most businesses have some sort of evaluation process to rate their efficiency and we feel one part of the ASD evaluation comes at the beginning of a new advertising year as we CO-EDITORK wait for ad contracts to arrive. Since the issue has to be almost ready for the printer when the deadline arrives. the whole process means ar- ranging and rearranging pages and ads. This year the good news is that the issue grew eight pages after the initial dummy was planned, and that as this is written, the last few ad order confirmations are arriving by phone and mail. Thirteen years in the small business world has not made us financial wizards. but we have become convinced of one strange fact. Recessions in the nation's business are not necessarily reflected in the square dance world. From indica- tions of the advertising in this magazine and the orders we have received for future months, the square dance business world of records. trips. festivals and shops is preparing for a booming our friends from New England to do the dancin' " season. (Classes are also boasting good atten- HJR #151 needs 218 co-sponsors before dance this season. from many reports we have February. 1982. Write to your representative heard.) NOW. The national acceptance and publicity when 1982 could be a boom year. after several of this passes will make a great impact on square slow or little growth. 1982 may also be the year dancing in 1982 and in the future. that the square dance becomes the National Folk A year's beginning means we are nearing the Dance of the U.S.A. The Senate passed Resolu- peak of the square dance season. which operates tion #59: the House Bill, HJR #151, needs 218 more on the "school''year than the calendar one. Congressmen to co-sponsor it. Frank and Helen Approaching now is the spring festival season and Cavanaugh. LEGACY Chairmen for the National the biggest festival of all, the 31st National Con- Folk Dance. sent a news release for which there vention. Before that. Callerlab will meet in April in was no longer room in this issue. telling of the Reno and deliberate issues that affect the whole Holsers' trip to Washington (already described in activity. December ASD. p. 57) and adding a quote from The passage in the Senate of —half" the goal Senator Baker of Tennessee. which we as ex-New shows that the voices of individuals and groups of Englanders enjoyed: "My research indicates square dancers do make a difference. Speak up in square dancing in this country has its roots in 19821 Let Callerlab. the National Executive Com- neither Tennessee nor West Virginia. but in New mittee. and your own associations and clubs know England. Therefore I say to my friend the Minority how you feel. what you like. what you think would Leader from West Virginia. if he'll do the fiddlin'. make square dancing better for all. Let this be the I'll do the callin' and perhaps we can persuade year YOU make a difference!

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Every special feature in this January issue will suggest a possible New Year's Resolu- tion. Start with the New Year's recipe on page 13: consider Claude and Polly Potter's suggestions for retirement projects and Mac McCausland's -moral" about supporting club plans. Round dancers might consider the Limited Basics program discussed on page 19. "Line-Light" profiles an example to follow in highlighting the contributions of Bud and Betty Wolt to Pen-Del area dancing. Bev Warner's article may suggest a resolu- tion in reverse. Don't read about that lucious food if you've just started a new year diet. Even the center spread could suggest a resolve to register for the best event in 1982— The National Convention in Detroit. Do it now!

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- — American Squaredance, January 1982 7 tion to the executive secretaries of Callerlab and LEGACY. Jack Maurin 6taftl Zip Fergus Falls, Minnesota ...I agree wholeheartedly with the two contributors of "Straight Talk" in the Oc- tober issue and I believe about 90% of all dancers feel the same. We are so tired of workshop, workshop: why can't we just dance and have fun with a new movement thrown in once in a while but for heaven's sake, not every dance? The Colorado State Festival next year will be held on the Adams State College Campus in Alamosa where all the build- ings have wood floors and there is no limit to the space available. The dates The following was received too late to are June 11 and 12 and it will be hosted publish before Christmas: by the San Luis Valley Square Dance Gwen and Gordon Nuttall, Editors of Council. Cathedral Chimes, Art and Blanche Lula Maddock Shepherd and all dancers of the Cathe- Colorado Springs, Colorado dral Squares of Christchurch, N.Z. would like to take this opportunity of wishing all dancers a very warm and friendly fellowship along with...New Year Greet- ings for 1982. Through the pages of your magazine we feel we have come to know our overseas dancers as friends and hope some day to have the pleasure of meeting more of you. If you are ever in CORRECTION our area, please let us know in order that In the November issue of ASD, the we can arrange to take you to a dance. Scope ad included two mis-typed record Please write to us previously if at all names. The correct records are Big Mac possible or phone us on arrival. 032, It's Gotta Be That Way. and Big Mac Gwen & Gordon Nuttall 035. Prisoner of Hope. 236 Knowles St. The November Hi-Hat ad listed Christchurch 5, N.Z. HH-642, Rocking Chair as Two Couple I wish to express my thanks for prin- A-1 by Ernie Kinney. The correct listing ting my presentation on communication should have read A-2. for the national convention at Seattle in the November, 1981, issue of your TAX TIP magazine. I do wish we had generated a For Federal Income Tax purposes, Na more lively discussion on this subject at beginning in 1982 and for future years, the national to give us a better insight as you can take the cost of all currently pur- Ad to the feelings of others on this subject chased calling equipment, records and of upward communication to the caller. other depreciable assets as a tax deduc- Personally, I feel quite strongly about tion in the year you purchase them: so Ci' this matter as a problem that needs con- long as your total tax deduction for • sideration. However, if anything is to be these items is no more than: done, it needs the support of others. 1982 and 1983 $ 5,000.00 Publishing this presentation in your 1984 and 1985 7,500.00 magazine is one way of sowing the seed 1986 and future years 10,000.00 in someone else's mind with the hope it If you take the above deduction, no in- will germinate and grow into something vestment credit is allowed on these greater than I, alone, have to offer. items. To further more thought on this pro- Allen Finkenaur blem I did send copies of the presenta- Trumbull, Connecticut

8 American Squaredance, January 1982 CONTINUED FROM LAST MONTH

East Anglia Federation, St. Ives— The Picture me at the Davis home, sitting Honeys took me to St. Ives (past the down to a dinner of tender baked beef "Seven Wives" pub. mates: you've and Yorkshire pudding smothered in chanted the limerick) where there ap- gravy, spuds, Brussels sprouts, tossed peared a "Fed" spread of over 20 sets. I salad and salad sauce (dressing), variety got greeted like Prince Charles. There vegetables, tea and upside-down fruit were banners, toy animal "mascots" on pudding (cake). Hmmmm. See why I the stage, a huge welcome sign, friendly travel? dancers, and bottomless cups of tea and Some things are a bit different in "sweets." George Burkett spun the England. This is a little poem I call "Li'l rounds in that ultra-modern St. Ivo Cen- Loo-loo, Semi-detached": tre. Fred Clayton set the sound. Sam Str-eye-nge convenience, the li'l loo, Webb (pres.) "set the stage," and I set Bri'ish bah-throom, cut in two: the pace. Dave White was there, Hah'f fer washin', bathing too, editor/publisher of Let's Square Dance, Hah'f fer wha'e'er else ye fain'd do! the UK magazine. After the dance Fred & Lakenheath AFB, East Anglia — Jean Clayton (caller and presidents of Malcolm had set up a callers clinic on BAASDC) served tea in their home, and Sunday afternoon in the Air Force Base Mike and Margaret North marched me high school (plus a dance that evening) off to March, where I was hosted (several hardly a rugby-ball-kick from Mildenhall nights) by old friends Malcolm & Evelyn AFB where I was to call another dance a Davis. C. few days later. Cindy & Kelly Thomas ar- ranged the location. Between the clinic and the dance there was just time for a Davis-spring (as the grouse flies) over to the home of Pat & Bruce Altenhof for a is ap snack, a change and a shave. A dozen callers/leaders attended, including Fred A little ride to Wishbech (say— "Wis- Clayton, Colin Carter, Bob Farnell, Ted beech") was next on the venue, where Ivin, John Page, Len Payne, Skip Pear- those beautiful Georgian homes all in a son, Ken Solley. Maurice Teeboon, Dave row are reflected in the river. The river White, Kelly Thomas, Joe De'ath, itself leads 20 miles to the sea, across Malcolm Davis, and Bryan Stammers the fens (marshy bogs of the area), and (leader). accommodates ocean-going vessels, making Wisbech an unusual inland port. FOOT • NFIDDLE Blimey, mates, you can see a large barge LONDON 1954 a-charge thru the marsh (almost) at high tide, and vow you'll swear off the spirits! STAN qqi

Acton, West London— Foot & Fiddles fixed a fine fiddle-de-do in the extreme

American Squaredance. January 1982 9 western suburb of the UK hub city, after for my final dance (say "dah-nce") at caller John Smith (Yes, that's his real Malcolm's/Evelyn's (say E-evelyn's) name.) had come all the way to March to home and to enjoy their splendid fetch me. Hilda, John, and all the com- hospitality once more. For dinner we mittee did the "do" delightfully. The were invited to the elegant Officers Din- ever-present ticket raffle (all dances had ing Room at the Base, where Pat & them set up) netted me a thermos (in- Bruce Altenhof treated us to a real directly from John) and other souvenirs beefeaters special. A mixture of came my way at this and most all the American and British dancers at the But- other dances. Thanks to "Bernie" (name tons & Bows dance reminded me that it badges in England only carry their first was almost time to take the airways for names) and all the others. John and I western shores. One more day in March, had gone bridge-hunting that afternoon then one in London, and it would be "all (more fun than grouse-hunting) and she wrote." found a couple of "smashing" ones. We A word about that Fens area, which is also looked at the "tithe barn" (huge really "Little Netherlands," with high depository for a tenth of each peasant dikes and deep irrigation ditches, to farmer's produce for the church in the make those lowlands irrigatable instead early days). of navigatable. Like Don Quixote, I went Next day John drove me all the way around London, practically to the eastern shores of the isle, where we were met at a pub by full-time caller Len Janaway. ("Rub-a-dub-dub, that's three in a pub."— Co-ed.) Clay Hill I in 8

"chasing windmills" one day. They're plentiful. March is the only place where Basildon on London's east side— The you can dance in December, January, Clayhill "1 in 8's" club (so named and March all on the same night (and because of three factors: the location, even get a badge for it). That's on New the designation of a hill's grade, and the Year's Eve. of course. importance of each person to the eight London— Malcolm put me on a fast in a set) has a decorating committee train (125 MPH) to London from Peter- that can make a gym look like a royal borough. But before I left, we went palace in no time, flat. Again I was bridge-hunting and saw a real prize in treated to A-1 British hospitality at the the little town of Crowland— the Trinity home of Len and Dorothy, who Bridge, so named because it is a triple- "steaked" me out. The club is "1 in 8" junction Romanesque stone structure but I rate them "1 in 100." Next day we set in the center of the town that spans vanned northward (past an ancient no river. and leads to Infinity in three church with a genuine monk's ghost directions. Its wooden predecessor was hanging about) through the rain to meet first recorded in a document dated "943 Malcolm at another pub. (Looks as if you AD." How's that for "old"? We visited an did as many "pubs" as dances— Co-ed.) old Abbey there, too. BUTTONS & BOWS In London Ted Ivin met me at King's Cross station and took me on a quick tour (Regents Park, Hemstead-Heath, Highgate Bridge, Alexandra Palace, Spaniard's Lane, etc.) before he and Sheila took me under their wings north ENGLAND of the city in Enfield for the night. We Mildenhall AFB in E. Anglia— Now it visited the Circle & Swing club nearby, was back to good old March to prepare where Terry Chapman called, just to 10 American Squareclance, January 1982 • The average square dancer in England is vague rather than knowledgeable about the fact that square dancing had its early roots in England. and prefers to emphasize that he is an American square dancer, as opposed to an English folk dancer. Folk dancing is still the more popula• 10,11, and is especially taught in the schools.

•— • have a fina blast. It was a good one. Another young caller, Jim Dormer. shared one tip with Terry, and they in- Wyoming, Michigan— Soon after the sisted I have a "go of it" also. England trip, I got back into my USA The time had come for this persistent travel "harness" and switched my buck- traveler to "fold his tent and mount his ing Malibu toward Grand Forks, about a camel" to gallop home, as it were. (All four-hour drive westward across the recalled sooner or later— Co- callers get southern tier of the motor state to call in homely pursuits beck- ed.) Home and Wyoming. (No, not big Wyoming, oned. So I said farewell to Ted & Sheila Ezekiel, little Wyoming!) Neither I nor my at the "tube" and shot underground on equipment felt up to par that night. Both the Picadilly Line, straight to Heathrow. man and machine had rusty, clogged There were 32 stops on the hour-long chords. But Roger Nichols came to my trip, and one train transfer. We popped rescue, affording a cord according to my under a lot of property in very-proper- needs, and things went pretty well. Nice London-proper, I'd say, indeed. crowd at the annual subscription dance with the Swinging Silhouettes, and I'll be So, two weeks to the day after starting casting a shadow their way next year. the UK trip, I boarded the B.A. bohemoth Gulfport, Mississippi— New Orleans for Chicago and home, with a bit of a was the destination for this mid-October lump in my throat, thinking about the double-dated weekend, and I loaded my beautiful British friends, the 120-plus frame on a plane for the jazz city, where I square dance clubs now dancing in the rented a lucky Lynx at fifteen bucks a Isles, the dark woods. deep green fields, day for a northward trek over the quiet villages, ancient castles, and coun- Ponchetrain, slid into Slidell, and puffed try houses that whisper their stories of on to Gulfport. The Star Twirlers in that kings and wars and the colorful heritage Herbert Wilson hall make a fellow feel as that is Britain! frisky as a jolly Dolly "yellow rock." Thanks to a beaut of a bunch in the land If you've wandered with me on my of the limp shrimp. L.M. & Voncille Hicks O.K.— UK trek these last two issues, rounded the program. you've noticed a few personal observa- Slidell, Louisiana— Back I tracked to tions peeking through the veritable ver- Slidell (All three cities are only an hour biage now and then. I was privileged to apart— Slidell, Gulfport and New see more of the country, more of the Orleans.) to call for the Tammany warm, friendly people this time than in Twirlers in the beautiful City Auditorium two previous "jolly of—" jaunts, and downtown. George and Dot Perkins of- some general "recap" thoughts may be fered to host me and feted me with a • in order: festive home-cooked dinner. The visit to Mike & Delores Litzenberger's new SID • Contrary to what you may think, accommodations and food are not expensive. Only gas is dear. I ate Continued on Page 82 many lunches at the popular pop-in pubs, and paid average prices. —It al • • Square dancing is "booming" all over 120 registered clubs; 60 or 80 callers; lots more on the fringe. • Dancing is smooth and precise. Very few flashy flourishes, gypsy gyrations. and sloppy slapping that too often typify today's dancing in the States. Long I III 11111 may they stay stylish! American Squaredance, January 1982 /41,61,1, 11 CHAPARRAL RECORDS MUSIC PRODUCED 1425 Oekhill Drive JOHNNY GIMBLF Piano TX 75075 214-423-7389 Chaparral. • RECORDS - _ - - 4 pi.

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12 Take 12 fine full grown months. See that these are thoroughly clean and free from all old memories of bitterness, ran- cour, hate and jealousy; cleanse them completely from every clinging spite; pick off all specks of pettiness and bit- terness, in short, see that these months are freed from all of the past, have them as fresh and clean as when they came from the great storehouse of time. Cut these months into 28, 30 or 31 equal parts. This batch will keep for just one year. Do not attempt to make up the whole batch at one time, (so many per- sons spoil the whole lot in this way) but prepare one day at a time as follows: Into each day put 12 parts of faith, 11 of patience, 10 of courage, 9 of work, (some people omit this ingredient and so spoil the flavour of the rest) 8 parts of hope, 7 of fidelity, 6 of liberality, 5 of kindness, 4 of rest, (leaving this out is like leaving the oil out of a salad— don't do it) 3 of prayer, 2 of meditation, and 1 well selected resolution. If you have no Recipe For A conscientious scruples, put in a tea- spoonful of good spirits, a dash of fun, a pinch of folly, a sparkling of play and a Happy New Year heaping cupful of good humour. Pour into the whole, love, and mix with vim. Cook thoroughly in a fervent heat; From Cathedral Chimes, garnish with a few smiles and a sprig of joy, then serve with quietness, New Zealand unselfishness, cheerfulness and a hap- py new year is a certainty.

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American Squaredance, January 1982 13 CAL GOLDEN'S

SQUARE DANCE SCHEDULE FOR 1982

Cal will call for these square dance weekends, festivals and special dances: January 8,9 January Jamboree. Florida; Cal & Darryl McMillan January 10 Jacksonville, Florida; Cal & Dick Barker January 11 Micco. Florida; Cal & Dale McClary January 12 Vidalia, Georgia: Cal & Ronnie Still January 13 Parrott. Georgia: Cal & Billy Powell January 22 Caller Association Festival. Storm Lake. Iowa January 25 Seward. Nebraska: Cal & Roy Williams February 5,6 Winter Square Dance Jubilee. Phoenix. Arizona February 13 Golden Circle 8 Festival, Jackson. Tennessee February 24 Fremont. Nebraska; Cal & Harold Bausch February 26,27 Weekend. Carrington. North Dakota: Cal & Norm Cross March 6 Festival, Lufkin, Texas: Cal & Loyd Phillips March 7 Special Callers Seminar. Beaumont. Texas March 21 Show Your Colors Ball, Wakefield. Massachusetts March 28 Special Dance. Southern California Callers Assoc.. LaMirada. California April 16. 17 Weekend. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Cal, Tony Oxendine & Pat Barbour April 24 South Central Square Dancers & Callers Festival. Wichita. Kansas April 29 Columbus. Ohio; Cal & Dave Stuthard April 30 Washington Court House. Ohio; Cal & Curly Roe May 1 All-Niter, Winchester. Indiana: Cal & guest callers May 14,15 Cactus Twirlers Festival, Del Rio. Texas May 24 San Antonio, Texas: Cal & Les Hughes May 28.29 4th Annual Arkie Star Memorial Weekend, Arkadelphia, Ark Cal & Lee McCormack June Cal will be on tour in Michigan, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois June 21 Trail Dance. Western Springs, Illinois; Cal & Bob Poyner June 22 Trail Dance. Hillsdale. Michigan June 23 Trail End Dance, Detroit, Michigan; Cal. Red Boot Record Staff June 24 National Square Dance Convention. Detroit, Michigan July 9,10 11th Annual Seaside Squares Jamboree. Pensacola. Florida July 23.24 12th Annual Jekyll Fun Fest. Jekyll Island. Georgia; Cal & Dick Barker August 13,14 2nd Annual Festival 82. Glassboro. NJ: Cal, Ralph Trout, Don Hanhurst & Tom Miller September 20 +1 & +2 Dance. Greenville. South Carolina; Cal & Gene Spence September 21 Sumter. South Carolina: Cal & Tony Oxendine September 24,25. Annual Jamestown Camporee, Jamestown. Virginia Sept. 26-Oct. 2 S/ D Week. Dillard. GA: Cal. Jerry & Becky Cope, Dave &Shirley Fleck October 10 7th Annual Do Si Do Festival, Harrisburg. Illinois November 6 Barron River Autumn Jamboree. Bowling Green, Kentucky November 14 8th Annual Golden Rocket, Columbus. Ohio: Cal & Chuck Marlow November 19.20 Fontana Fall Fiesta, Fontana Village. N Cal, Stan Burdick & Tex Brownlee

For Information, Write or Call: SHARON GOLDEN PO Box 2280, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913 (501)624-7274

14 CAL GOLDEN'S CALLERS COLLEGES, SEMINARS, GOLD STAR RECORDS AND G & W RECORDS

CALLERS COLLEGES— Open to All Callers: May 17-21 Cal & Carl Anderson. Hot Springs. Arkansas June 28-July 2 Cal & Gene Trimmer, Hot Springs. Arkansas July 12-16 Cal Golden. Hot Springs, Arkansas July 18-23 Cal & Dick Barker, Jekyll Island, Georgia August 15-20 Cal & Ralph Trout. Vineland, New Jersey October 18-22 Cal & Stan Burdick, Hot Springs, Arkansas Cal will also be on the staff of three other callers colleges: April 1,2,3 The Caller Coach School, Reno, Nevada August 1-6 Clementsport, Nova Scotia. Canada November 15-20 Fontana Dam. North Carolina

CALLERS SEMINARS: January 16.17 Texas State Callers Association, Houston. Texas January 23.24 Siouxland Callers Association, Aurelia. Iowa February 7 Central Arizona Callers Association. Phoenix, Arizona February 14 Memphis Callers Workshop. Memphis, Tennessee March 7 Callers Seminar, Beaumont, Texas March 28 Southern California Callers Association, La Mirada, California September 3.4.5 Michigan State Square Dance Leaders, Midland, Michigan October 30. 31 Rainier Teacher & Callers Association, Tacoma, Washington

INTRODUCING "G & W RECORDS" Cal Golden of Gold Star Records and Don Williamson of Red Boot Record Co. have merged their ex- perience and knowledge to form a new record company, "G & W Records" for the purpose of recording callers who wish to make a record. These callers have been signed up to record on the G & W label: Arch Garlock, Pensacola, Florida Wayne Smith, Montrose, Mississippi Ralph Trout, Millville, New Jersey Dave Stuthard, Columbus, Ohio Chuck Marlow, Columbus. Ohio Wayne Erickson, Page, North Dakota Jim Mustain, Denver, Colorado Marty Vanwort. Hampden Highland. Maine

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15 (CALLER LINE-UP

Perry Bergh Paul B Fox 1216-762-55971 Thor Sigurdson Rt. 11605.758.24271 501 Gridley Ave. Box 87 Florence SD 57235 Akron OH 44306 Emerson, Manitoba ROA OLO Any Time, Anywhere! Dance to the calls of the Weekends, Festivals "Silver Fox," Booking 82.8184 Stan Burdick Dave Sluthard 216 Williams St. Ed Fraidenburg 1227 Frisbee Drive Huron OH 44839 1916 Poseyville Rd., RI. 10 Columbus OH 43224 The Meandering Man Midland MI 48640 614 367 4796 Now Traveling Full Time Weekends & Holidays Bob Daye 3390 Torrington St. Willie Harlan Wes Taylor 1614.263.2015) Hilliard OH 43026 PP Box 338 4391 Belcher Ct. Traveling Weekends & Holidays Vinita OK 74301 Columbus OH 43224 For the Best in Square Dancing Weekends 8 Holidays Gordon Fineout 2512 Delta River Drive Dave "Hash" Hass Gene Websler Lansing MI 48906 PO Box 37 1803 Heather Lane 1517-321-0820) East Hampton CT 06424 Port Clinton OH 43452 For the Fun of It! Now booking 1982.83 Now Traveling Full Time Ramon Marsch Francis Zeller 10222 Bundyburg NW Box 67 Middlefield OH 44062 McCracken KS 67556 Marsch•Mellow.Smooth All New Spiral-Bound Calendars— $3.50 each, 1982.83.84 Mike Callahan 147 North Ave Hilton NY 14468 Weekends & Festivals Mainstream thru A-2 Chuck Marlow Jim Davis, River View Mob. Est. 3795 Pamela Drive Sp. 257. 3611 "I" St NE Gahanna OH 43230 Auburn WA 98002 Weekends 8 Holidays 206-852.5733 614855-9937 Now Calling Full Time,

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16 A NEW CHALLENGE

For the Retirement Years

distances to attend the seasonal areas, especially with the responsbility of pull- ing an RV. As you square danced down through the years, did you think you'd like to be a caller, but just never did have time to at- tend callers' school and pursue the rigid schedule and demands put on a caller. You're retired now. Why not give it a shot? It might be one of the most in- teresting things you've ever done. by Claude & Polly Potter This brings us to, "How retired people Denver, Colorado can help spread the good news about square dancing." Spread the good word at your social gatherings and clubs: the It would be difficult to establish a rigid Elks, bridge club, other social functions, formula of challenge for everyone. Not and yes, even to your friends at church. everything is for everyone. In the follow. Join one of the retirement clubs such as ing paragraphs, we will attempt to pre- AARP or AIM. Membership in these af- sent some ideas which we hope may be fords privileges in discount rates on helpful to some. Through experience hotel and motel rooms, plane fares, bus and observation we have found that fares and rental of cars. Pick up there are many good channels for brochures advertising square dancing square dancers after retirement. as you travel and talk to people along No finer hobby or recreation can be the way. Your enthusiasm and happi- pursued, in which both husbands and ness will be catching. Conversations will wives can participate to the degree that center around your favorite acitivity and o they wish. They may be involved eight you will have an excellent source of nights a week. They can just dance, or spreading the good news about square they can be involved in the organiza- dancing. tional machinery. There is a great need We feel that one of the finest testi- for administrative involvement. There is monials for square dancing is the very always a need for their services, great or beautiful and proper square dance small, if they care to become involved. dress. Heads turn and interest increases A retiree would have plenty of time to when people see you dressed in square research and develop a program for a na- dance attire. Badges create interest tional panel. also. Perhaps you were an organizer in your As you travel. your dancing expertise life's work and miss it somewhat. Don't will increase as you learn the different look back: look forward and plunge into styles of dancing in the different parts of organizing worthwhile operations for the country. opening up more channels square dancing. This time your business to spread the good news. Of course, you • partner will be your spouse, and you will can always take advantage of all the both derive many hours of pleasure and conventional methods. such as news satisfaction from this very constructive media (all levels). local newspapers, TV project. statio and radios. • Local areas and large areas need Keep a source of information avail- square dance recreation. Retirees have able to people who are curious and have the time and contacts to organize a people who are well-informed about square dance recreation area. More square dancing man these sources. areas of this type would appeal to older Take full advantage of activity and people who do not or cannot drive long bulletin boards to advertise coming

American Squaredance. January 1982 17 events. Letters and flyers are good ways callers! If this is not all good news, then to spread the world. One night stands what is? Explain that square dancing draw interest. People who get a taste of does not attract people who imbibe the fun will wish to pursue it further. alcoholic beverages and that you can One resort recreation area held a spend a fun evening in vigorous exer- shopping center dance and the mer- cise. This is very good news! chants offered door prizes. Forty We hope we haven't given the impres- squares came out to participate and a sion that we covered every possible very large crowd of spectators gathered aspect of square dancing as a retire- to observe. A super way to spread the ment hobby and of spreading the good news! news of square dancing, but we have In resort areas, if you wear your condensed ideas from several well- square dance badge into the bank to get qualified people on these subjects. We a check cashed, no other identification have opened the door for future thinking is required. This is good news for the about this topic. square dancer, as well as making new contacts and spreading more good news about square dancing. Never hesitate to tell non-square WALT dancers of all the advantages that go along with square dancing, such as all COLE the new acquaintances and friends one makes. the economical aspect, the healthiness of mind and body one gets, PERSPICACIOUS* Calling the psychological and physical advan- tages. We have seen extremely shy peo- SQUARE—CONTRA—CLINIC ple begin to release their inner selves and grow and do things they did not 944 Chatelaln Rd., Ogden UT 84403 think they were capable of doing. The 801-392-9078 confidence people gain! Especially 'ACUTELY PERCEPTIVE

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18 eao"r:e HOW ABOUT A LIMITED BASICS ROUND DANCE PROGRAM?

From Montana Square & Round Dance News

Among square dance clubs nation- the enjoyment that they could have had. wide, we'll all agree that the average After a lot of hard work and joint ef- round dance participation is not what it fort, square dance programs have been might be, although there are exceptions, developed for almost any taste, from notably in the Pacific Northwest. Now. it once-a-month dancers to high frequency is very easy to put the blame for this dancers. We now have, with the new situation on the caller, and to say that a Basic and Extended Callerlab lists. a caller does not get good round dance limited basics program that can be participation because he or she is in- taught in less than six months and en- competent as a round dance teacher, or joyed thereafter unless dancers want to doesn't like rounds and therefore move on. What if there were a limited doesn't teach them. basics round dance program, that could This may be true, but we don't believe be taught along with the LTD square the average caller is a nincompoop who dance program? It seems to us that such can't learn rounds or learn to teach a program could gain wide acceptance, them. We suggest that there are two if it met the following criteria: • other important factors to consider. 1. A Limited Number of Rounds. Prob- One is the extreme time pressure in a ably no more than six rounds, selected class to get dancers to mainstream level carefully and recommended for teaching or to one of the plus levels in as short a nationwide. We think more callers would • time as possible. Every conscientious be willing to take the time to learn and caller feels this pressure and is reluctant teach a round if they knew that it would to load anything additional on his be danced nationally for a couple of dancers unless he is convinced it is real- years, than if it were likely to be soon ly worth doing. forgotten. Dancers, too, would be more Which brings us to point two. All too interested in learning a new round if (A) often when a caller does take the time they knew that it was being taught in out of the square dance program to other areas, and (B) they knew that they teach a new round, which may well con- would have a chance to dance it after tain some basics his dancers haven't they learned it. had, it lasts only a couple of months, to 2. A Limited Number of Basics. Select be supplanted by another round which only certain basics— forward, right turn- uses not those basics, but others which ing, box, vine, etc.— and then accept no must be taught. No caller with good pro- round in this program that contains any fessional judgment would consider basic not listed. This would spare teaching several new basics in order to dancers from having to struggle with do a singing call, no matter how popular pivots or twisty vines at this stage of it is. You can't blame him for not their development. teaching a new round for the same 3. A Limited Number of Positions. reasons, even if it is a "Round of the Open, closed, semi-closed. butterfly. No • Month." Many callers have "solved" the wrap, no escort, no modified anything. problem by concentrating on square 4. Dance Routines Choreographed dancing and programming no rounds at For Easy. Comfortable Execution. To a all. We feel strongly that round dancing newer dancer, a vine is more comfort- is part of the square dance activity, and able in butterfly than in closed position. that without it the dancers miss part of No "cute" or "different" combinations,

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20 American 8quareclance, January 1982 W DETROIT'S CUISINE Saginaw Michigan about? There is Aliettes— very French, Besides square dancing, dancers best very popular, a tiny bistro where veal and like to eat. While in Detroit, Chuck and I duck are favorites, prices moderate, and checked out some of the eating spots. reservations must be made 2-4 weeks Eating is Chuck's favorite thing, next to ahead. We weren't going to be in Detroit calling. We found everything from formal that long. How about the La Marmite at dining to brown-bagging. Detroit's cui- 401 E. Larned, a very romantic, snug, sine begins with its variety of peoples. cave-type cellar, or the La Fontaine at We had heard and read that Greek- the Detroit Plaza Hotel in the Renais- town was the sort of place where people sance Center. Expense account French, drifted at 3 A.M. and found shops still the Detroit Plaza's toniest restaurant? selling candles. One could sit in a cof- Clothing proved to be the problem here. feehouse and talk, or pick up Greek We had not brought our high-fashion bread and baklava at a bakery. And a metallic apparel. lucky person might see dancing in the A car buff friend of ours said to be street or buy lucky beads from a peddlar. sure to take in Jim's Garage, 300 W. Chuck's tastes are different from my Lamed. right across from Cobo Hall. curiousity about strange foods. I knew if Early automobile memorabilia and car I said, "Let's go to Greektown and try gizmos everywhere. The French-friend their marinated octopus," I wouldn't get ice cream on the American-continental out of the campground. So, tactfully, I menu intrigued us. tried this approach, "Say, why don't we The weather was so nice, we picked take in the sights of Greektown? I under- up a brown-bag lunch for $2.95 at Hud- stand they have some lovely restaurants son's which consisted of a salad, half a and "exotic" dancing girls." Guess who sandwich, health drink and fruit. We enjoyed the Greek lobster, marinated oc- went to Hart Plaza and watched the topus, shish-kabob, stuffed grape Dodge Fountain and freighters on the leaves. nut cakes, honey puffs at the Old river. Had the weather been bad, we Parthenon Restaurant at 579 Monroe could have gone Down Under Hart Plaza. Street? Those lucky beads really work! A smart restaurant is literally down Now that I had a system working for under Hart Plaza, with chewy garlic me, I thought surely I wouldn't have pro- bread sticks served hot and buttery, and blems getting into some of the other a seafood-influenced menu. fine restaurants. Just to be on the safe We know of no one who can pass up a side rather than rush the broiled shark at sidewalk cafe. Especially people wat- Galligan's, I settled for his favorite— chers. As we approached LeCafe, Hotel roast beef. Carl's Chop House, 3020 Pontchartrain on Washington Blvd., Grand River, has roast beef that makes there must have been a bevy of beauties you think you are in heaven, and the staying at the "Pontch." While lunching prices are reasonable. on chilled gazpacho and salmon stuffed Since Chuck is of German heritage, tomatoes. the beauties kept coming and the Brauhaus, 1977 E. Woodbridge, was going, along with some of Detroit's most my next spot to try. There were great colorful characters, bag ladies, strolling lumps of spaetzle, pork hocks, potato musicians and street corner orators. I'll dumplings, sauerkraut and jager schnit- bet Chuck never knew what he ate for zel. There could be no thin Germans lunch that day. after that meal. The time had come to head back home Next, I appealed to Chuck's wallet. and we hadn't tried the ribs at Brothers The Colonade Cafeteria, First Federal Bar-B-0 on Jefferson, the shrimp curry Building, Woodward at Michigan, had a at Himalaya in Windsor, Ontario, the find blend of quality, variety and house bouillabaisse at the Old Fish economy. No dinners, no credit cards Market, also in Windsor, and especially and very inexpensive. Then try the the chocolate truffles. Let's see. If I work Money Tree, 333 W. Fort St., for sinfully this right, maybe I can get Chuck to take expensive desserts. me back to Detroit for my birthday. I Should I or shouldn't I try the superb can't wait all that time until next June French cuisine I had heard so much for the convention!

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22 PRELIMINARY SURVEY RESULTS In addition to the 1564 dancer survey vention also asked for information con- forms turned in so far by LEGACY cerning their level and frequency of members. we have received 1395 forms dancing. completed by persons attending the Na- In the chart below you'll see that the tional Convention in Seattle. A overall rating for the activity dropped preliminary compilation and analysis from 1980 ratings about .5 in the revealed some very close correlations LEGACY-administered survey (local and significant trends. We feel it is im- clubs, typically) and about .7 for the con- portant to put some of the information vention data. We feel the convention out without further delay. So strong are average is lower because many of the some points that an individual with ex- forms were used as convention gripe tensive education and experience in sheets. When reviewing the data, look statistics was asked to review our data for values that changed significantly and make a comment regarding its more or less than the average change validity. His comment was that "it is (.5). Use the convention data only for cor- probably very reliable." relation. For example, cost changed As in 1980, we asked the dancers to from 2.79 (above the average response rate 14 specific points on a + 5 to -5 scale. of 2.43) in 1980 to 1.68 (below the In addition, this year we asked them to average response) in 1981 with the con- check any two of twelve possible vention data showing a high degree of changes they would like to see in the ac- correlation (1.39) or about .2 less than tivity. The forms distributed at the Con- the LEGACY-administered survey.

ATTITUDES 1980 1981 1981 Convention Number 2077 1564 1395 Average Response 2.43 1.97 1.75 Pronounced decline Exercise 3.8 3.27 3.07 Cost 2.79 1.68 1.39 Largest change Learn new things 3.19 2.39 2.09 Down significantly Doing w/friends 4.21 3.76 3.5 Club leadership .62 .54 .35 Challenge 2.51 1.71 1.66 Down significantly New acquaintances 3.91 3.45 3.18 Pleasure 4.51 4.43 4.2 Holding good Mixers 1.23 .58 .25 Getting out 2.92 2.24 1.98 Round Dancing 1.45 1.3 1.09 Clothes 1.71 1.31 1.25 Contras -.55 -.4 -.63 Club activities 1.7 1.35 1.16 Overall Response 2.43 1.97 1.75

In the "desired changes" section, by figures" second and third respectively. far the largest demand was for in- Again. note the close correlation be- creased emphasis on square dance eti- tween the two data sources. It is difficult quette with "Callers sticking to the an- to rationalize away the validity of this nounced level of dance" and "fewer new data.

American Squaredance. January 1982 23

CHANGES DESIRED LEGACY '81 Convention '81 More figures 9.4% 6.6% Fewer figures 26.3 (#3) 24.6 (#3) More emphasis on levels 18.0 (#6) 18.5 (#4) Less emphasis on levels 10 11.2 I Caller club 6.4 3.6 Dancer club 7.2 7.2 More lessons 2.5 2.4 More emphasis on etiquette 36.2 (#1) 38.1 (#1) Less emphasis on etiquette 1.3 1.2 Announced level 27.7 (#2) 32.3 (#2) Floor level 22 (#4) 18.3 (#5)

It will be mid-winter before all the like copies, please let us know. We'll LEGACY survey data can be completely work out the best way to get them compiled and analyzed. A publicity printed or copied and let you know how release will be made at that time. much financial help, if any, is needed. People completing the survey were Convention Cross Section Of Dancers much more articulate this year. We have • • 53% dance between 2 and 6 times extracted and typed about 70 pages of per month comments so far (about 15 referring to • . 17% dance 4 times per month the Convention) and there are more • . 11% dance 6 times per month waiting to be transcribed. We would like • • 9% dance 8 times per month to make the comments available to all • • 7% dance 10 times per month who are interested. They are very reveal- • • 7% dance 12 times per month ing and, for the most part, well thought LEGACY Administered Dancers out. There are some very strong trends 47% danced between zero and 6 years. that really need attention. If you would 16°v. danced between 7 and 10 years.

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24 American Squaredance. January 1982 LINE- LIGHT

ANNUAL GRAND AWARD— BUD & BETTY WOLF Rewards for personal efforts devoted to square dancing are never sought after and too rarely made in public. However, when a dancing couple have contributed outstanding service over a 25-year period, recognition is long overdue. Over the years Betty and Bud's in- Betty and Bud Wolf, of Springfield, volvement has included Registration Pa., members of the Delaware Valley Committee work on the 26tn National Federation were recently granted Convention held in Atlantic City in 1977, recognition at the Annual Grand Square key members of several Educational Award of the Rainbow Strollers club in Seminars and Charity dances, and are Reading, Pa. currently Publicity Chairman for the The activities of this dedicated couple 1982 Philadelphia Federation Conven- have covered the gamut of square danc- tion. ing, from refreshment chairman through Bud, head of his contracting firm, and all club officer positions to their current Betty, mother of eight children, have job of Educational Committee Co- found time to open their home to several Chairman of the Delaware Valley square dance classes and to in- Federation. numerable seminar sessions. Having served as President of their Probably Betty's most rewarding ef- Y-Knot Club on four different occasions fort is her service as Associate Editor of and as Secretary of their Pen-Del District their District's publication, FED-Fax. for 12 continuous years, their leadership We salute this deserving couple and and dedication qualities have served to wish for them many more years of inspire other dancers to serve. square dance service.

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26 lot, cook the food camp style, and then haul it indoors where it would be served. Is My Face The proposers of this outrageous plot make it sound as though this were an everyday occurance in their neighbor- hoods. Didn't everyone cook outdoors at 4:30 A.M. in a local parking lot? I didn't Red! dare admit that I'd never done it! All in all the whole concept reeked of ruin and ridicule, and I frankly admit I made almost no effort at all to sell my ten tickets, nor did I, as club president, entreat others to sell theirs. There were relatively few sold. At 11:30 P.M. a few devotees of lost causes began to gather for the last rites. Something about the music, the spa- ciousness, the people of the skating by Mac McCausland rink, or perhaps it was the bright lights, From The Prompter, California quickly dispelled the clouds of doom and despair. I found myself rushing to get my A recent happening in our club skates on, completely surrounded by my brought into sharp focus a common fellow club members! Soon we were all human failing peculiar to group ac- out on the floor skating as though it tivities. were some long lost ecstasy rejoined. In casting about for a fund raiser for Before long our caller called, "Get your the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy gal," and we were squaring up on Drive, the idea of an all-night roller skates. Square dancing on skates has to skating square dance party was con- be about the funniest activity known to o ceived. This was the brain child of our man. The hilarity is indescribable. Doing caller, Johnny Robertson, who had envi- the right and left grand and weave the sioned it for quite some time. It was ring wasn't bad, but up to the middle and discussed at length by a small faction of back was a catastrophe on wheels. I • the club, and after a while it was have never laughed so hard in my life. presented to the full club for approval, A plywood jail was set up, and one blessings and support. member was asked to be sheriff. The en- The idea seemed to have some merit, thusiasm and dedication with which he but practically tended to indicate that at performed his duties was clear and con- best it was a zany idea that might appeal clusive evidence that in a past life he to the kids, but not many others. The must have been a "peace officer" in a very thought of staying up all night wild west border town. As a ruthless up- seemed impossible, if not downright holder of the law, he was indeed idiotic. Most square dancers of my ac- ruthless— and the law stated that you quaintance are ready for bed after a two donated to the MDA fund or you cooled or three-hour session of dancing, and to your heels in the pokey for three top it oft. the great majority of club minutes. You could also pay the sheriff members had not roller skated in dec- "two bits" and he would joyfully jail any ades. Here we were being asked to friends you designated. At twenty-five believe that somehow we would have cents per arrest, he collected thirty-five loads of fun combining the two ac- dollars— 140 arrests were made by a tivities. man on skates who hadn't skated in Also, we were being asked to help years. cook and serve a full breakfast to Breakfast was served around 5 A.M. perhaps hundreds of people at an hour and it was delicious. After breakfast, the so unspeakable that not even the birds whole place was cleaned up in less than would be chirping. To add to the im- thirty minutes. possibility, the skating rink did not have The really amazing thing about the cooking facilities! We would have to set whole event was that no one got the up our tables and stoves in the parking least bit sleepy during the whole night;

Amerman Squaredance January 1982 27 not until after breakfast did anyone ex- press tiredness. The joy and excitement of the affair kept everyone wide awake. It was one of the most enjoyable nights LEE I've ever experienced. Which brings us back to the beginn- KOPMAN ing. Most of us wondered how much bet- • ter things would have been if we had Lee Koprnan really gotten behind the idea. What had originally promised to be a complete NOW AVAILABLE flop had generated almost eight hundred On Reel Or Cassette dollars for Jerry's kids and we had hard- INSTRUCTIONAL TAPES ly moved a muscle. One man, Mike Berry, For Advanced, C-1, C-2 and C-3 was almost entirely responsible for the Levels of Dancing success achieved. Had we all gotten behind Mike I'm Minus a couple to make up a square? sure we could have at least doubled the Try our Brand New (3) revenue. You may be sure that come the next square dance skating party we will TWO COUPLE TAPES all be much more enthusiastic. But that Geared to Approved Callerlab Level Lists is not really the point. A great many peo- Advanced Level — C-1 Level — C-2 Level ple in any organization go along for the Plus (6) TWO COUPLE TAPES ride while letting someone else do the Using a Variety of Popular Experimentals dirty work. There is even a small faction that will quite often actively work Also Available against the common goal. A relatively GLOSSARY OF SR) CALLS small nucleus of people seems to have the vision, foresight and vitality to get up For Details, Write to LEE KOPMAN and make things go right. The rest of us 2985 Campbell Av., Wantagh NY 11793 have the duty to help them.

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30 The Education Committee presented a two- part program. Methods of com- munication and teaching aids were ex- plored in the morning session. The se- cond part was a Tour hour Voice Clinic conducted by Dr. Arden Hopkin of Texas. Dr. Hopkin's afternoon session was a combination lecture and audience Round Dance Teachers from twenty- participation through voice and one states and one Canadian Province breathing exercises. In the evening Dr. attended the fifth annual Roundalab Arden discussed and demonstrated pro- (The International Association of Round per enunciation and microphone tech- Dance Teachers, Inc.) convention in San niques. Roundalab attendees en- Antonio, Texas, October 25 thru 27. The thusiastically participated in his voice theme was "Communication." It critique clinic. permeated throughout the work ses- Harmon Jorritsma of California was sions, spilled over into the breaks, and elected Chairman for 1981-82. Elected to was very evident in the Educational the Board of Directors were Ray & Anne Clinics. Brown (CO), Ted & Barbara May (LA), The Standard Abbreviation and Cue Charlie & Bettye Procter (TX), and Ty & Word lists tentatively adopted at last Ann Rotruck (CO). Continuing on the year's convention were reviewed. Those Board of Directors are Bruce & Roberta terms found acceptable were given final Bird (KS), Edith Capon (TN), Iry & Betty approval. Any changes and/or additions Easterday (MD), Betty Jorritsma (CA), to the two lists were adopted for a one Don & Pete Hickman (TX), Charlie & year trial period. Madeline Lovelace (FL), Bud & Shirley The interim supplements to Phase I Parrott (OR), Doc & Peg Tirrell (NJ), and thru Phase V of Round Dancing were Wayne & Norma Wylie (AZ). Charlie discussed, demonstrated, and given Capon was elected Executive Secretary. final approval. A Roundalab Classic List The sixth annual meeting of Rounda- of ten easy and fifteen intermediate level lab will be in Salt Lake City, Utah, Oc- dances was approved for 1981-82. tober 24 thru 26, 1982.

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32 CALLERLAB CONFAB For the quarter beginning January 1, the From a common line (1P2P): Quarterly Selection Committee has Pass the ocean, hinge and flutter selected two movements for use during Sweep a quarter, square thru 3/4 workshops at the Mainstream level. Left allemande Pleae note that not all new material and not all groups desire the moves from NOTE: Insure that all dancers are in other than standard positioning. The two established wave(s) before calling hinge moves selected are hinge and flutter by and flutter since the movement begins Ron Schneider and release the column with a single hinge action. There are by Phil Kozlowski. Definitions and dan- some All Position Dancing (APD) calls cing examples appear below. that dance smoothly if your groups are HINGE AND FLUTTER: Starting forma- so inclined. Please note, however, that tion, ocean wave(s). All dancers do a not all groups desire to dance other than single hinge, the infacers do a reverse from common (normal) boy-girl arrange- flutterwheel while the outfacers do a ments. It is not the committee's inten- right about-face to finish as in a reverse tion to force APD on any group. flutterwheel. Ends in facing pairs. RELEASE THE COLUMN starts from any right- or left-handed column formation. From a common box (Box 1-4): #2 and 4 dancers in each column move Do-sa-do to a wave, hinge and flutter forward and slightly left or right to pair Pass the ocean, recycle up with the dancers in front of them Left allemande (making a momentary offset two-faced Pass thru, U-turn back, do-sa-do line) and then all finish like a Ferris wheel To a wave, hinge and flutter to end in double pass thru position. Star thru, California twirl, touch (From a common or normal column, (To a wave), recycle, left allemande... release the column produces a common Swing thru, hinge and flutter or zero double pass thru formation.) Touch a quarter, boys run From a common line (1P2P): Left allemande Right and left thru, touch a quarter From a static square: Release the column, centers pass thru Heads pass thru around one to a line Swing thru, boys run, benthe line (1P2P) Centers touch (to wave), hinge & flutter Touch a quarter, release the column Ends star thru, double pass thru Centers pass thru, touch a quarter Lead couples partner trade, pass thru Walk and dodge, partner trade Trade by, touch (to a wave) Right and left thru, touch a quarter Hinge and flutter, pass the ocean Release the column, centers sweep 1/4 All eight circulate, hinge and flutter Left allemande Sweep a quarter, box the gnat (Note: The above achieves a "stir the Right and left grand bucket" effect.) Continued on Page 75

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American Squaredance, January 1982 35 nigdi TALK Doti Obee made the following remarks and have a fine time figuring out the at the Lloyd Shaw Pageant at the 1981 reasons for the changes. In a true folk National Convention in Seattle last art change comes about naturally and June: inevitably. But if you have managed to I'm delighted to represent the Shaw keep it simple and to keep it folk. the family at this second production of the changes will be honest and real, and pageant about Lloyd Shaw. I came to the they will last a while. He would warn you last Seattle convention with mother about these things. A true folk art is when she filled this role. She will be democratic and knows no boundaries of ninety on her birthday this fall and trips station or of age. He would be particular- are no longer possible for her, but she ly anxious about age limitations. He would have loved to be here with you would especially look for good programs again. for children and would be delighted if he It is always appropriate to stop and found them. look back so that we understand better One of the most important ingredients who we got to where we are today. I for dance, and for life, Lloyd Shaw never rather doubt we would be here in Seattle talked about much. He simply lived it. having such a fine time, most certainly That is Joy— Joy in everying about us. not in these numbers, had it not been for So for him, let me urge you to dance with Lloyd Shaw. He happened to have been Joy. And remember to keep it simple, the right man in the right place at the keep it folk, and always to reach for the right time. He was above everything else stars. a teacher and a communicator. He knew the trick of getting things across. He did it all of his life, with enthusiasm and with great style. He never succeeded at it better than he did with the western square dance. More than any other in- dividual he bridged the gulf between the small western communities where square dancing still flourished and ur- ban America. He gave us back our western folk dance. He always believed in the folk arts. I Attention All Square Dance Groups! think that is why our western form of folk Register now for the officially sponsored dance came to mean so much to him. No form of human experience goes back 1982 U.S.-BELGIUM farther than does dance; it is a most SOUARE DANCE & FOLK DANCE basic part of mankind. But he used to HOLIDAY EXCHANGE warn his high school dancers, "Keep it simple; keep it folk; reach for the stars." 10 Days to Belgium — S515* If you keep it simple, you will dance with All inclusive— round trip flight, lodging. your feet and your heart and not with meals, sightseeing, transfers and square your head; if you keep it folk you will tie dance evenings with your hosts— at a low it together with all people, all the way price made possible only through this group back to Adam and Eve; and if you truly exchange program with one of Europe's most reach for the stars you will dance more beautiful and fascinating countries! For details beautifully than you ever dreamed was and full particulars. write to: possible. Patricia Vandor. LANDMARKS 8 DISCOVERIES. Inc Square dancing has changed con- 175 Village Road. Roslyn Heights NY 11577 siderably in the past 23 years, and I am •Through May 1982: 5575 June/September sure he would watch you with interest Coming soon US-GERMANY HOLIDAY EXCHANGE

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ti6 Encore by Mef Merrell Highlights from Past Issues of this Magazine 25 YEARS AGO— January 1957 Need some help in forming New Bob Merkley, in speaking to an old Year's resolutions for square dancing? friend who had dropped out of square From Square Notes of SW Ohio, Geneva dancing because he "couldn't keep up Parsons discusses some profitable pro- with all that new stuff" but who was mises we could make, "so raise your missing the friends and good times, right hand and repeat after me:" gave this advice, "Joe, you have been a I promise... to give a word of praise to sucker! Just because you're afraid of beginners. one or two snobs who might use your ap- ... to try to be the sweetest smelling parent ineptness to bolster their own person about. papier-mache egos, you give up ... to wear square dance clothes when something you love as much as you I go to a square dance. loved square dancing. I'll tell you a ... That, when in a square, I will listen secret... one of the handiest ideas I ever to the caller. If I can't be a high-level picked up in square dancing. If you are dancer, I will be a high level listener. afraid your dancing is below the level of ... that I will not be a "dead fish." I will the floor, simply grab your partner in a present a firm hand grip. 0 hurry and get out there first. Some of the ... that after completing a call, I will best dancers in the hall will scurry to get glance quickly and "dress the line" or in your set, and if you and your taw are square the square. good sports they will laugh with you if ... to thank God every day for the you get tangled up... You'll never have to friends I've made square dancing. dance with snobs if you start your own ... to appreciate the fact that we have set. They don't take chances on fine callers in our area. strangers." ... to be interested and active in my club. ... that this year, instead of just taking New term: Cast off. The square dance all the joys and pleasures from square callers in their quest for shorthand in dancing, I will give some. wordage (the more to be able to insert And I promise to enjoy 1972 to the patter perhaps?) have now borrowed this fullest! from contra dancing to replace their nine-word phrase: break in the middle and pivot on the ends. From Best Club Trick, Ray Bohn of Kentucky writes that the Rocketeers SD 10 YEARS AGO— January 1972 Club has developed a cure for one of This magazine, known in its early square dancing's worst maladies: lost years as American Squares and for the dancers. The club dances every Tuesday last several years as Square Dance, now night, year 'round. Lessons: 7:00 to 8:00 combines those traditions in its new P.M. One night open house, then sixteen name, American Squaredance. There is weeks of lessons, next week graduation, nothing exclusive in using the word and then we start all over again with an American. Our subscribers all over the open house. The club dances from 8:00 world will recognize that TODAY's to 10:00 p.m. the same night. The class is square dancing is essentially an allowed to dance one tip with the club American product but there are no inter- after six weeks or so; after three or four national limitations. weeks more they are allowed another tip Continued on Page 65

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American Squaredance, January 198., 39 caller is to call Plus level, some mean "A" level, some may even want Challenge level. One tip is all they usually ask and that doesn't sound like too much. Still there is a lot of division in some areas about this. We can see many arguments both pro ( Dancing Tips and con on the subject. I might suggest that if they are to be used. it may be an extra tip at the end of the dance Most callers are willing to do one extra tip. by Harold & Lill Bausch Still, some callers refuse. Here again for many various reasons, some just feel that they don't do themselves justice calling "A" level when they There is a singing call that says, "The Party's have had their minds geared up to Mainstream all over, But Tomorrow Night's the Same old Thing evening. Some callers just don't want to be part of Again." How true, and yet how untrue. Callers a controversy. Some may not feel they are at their see much of the same old thing night after night. best at the higher level. Another factor is that if and yet no two dances are exactly the same. the caller is to work an extra tip, are those who We often see clubs where there are one or two want it willing to pay him extra? Should they? rough dancers. yet we also see clubs where the Clubs are different because we have different dancing is smooth and graceful. We see clubs people. and different ideas as to just what makes where the dancers are very appreciative and clap up a good night of dancing. We have those who and cheer, and we see others where you wonder really appreciate the caller and give him a lot of why you can't please them. for they don't clap at credit for a good evening. maybe even too much all. We see clubs where round dancing is a big credit. It takes more than just a good caller, it part of the evening. and others where there is no takes good friendly dancers too. Then there are round dancing at all. We see clubs that have many those who consider the caller a hired man/or lady extra things going on. and others with no extras at who just doesn't fit in with them, he is an out- all. sider. Lucky the caller who is busy enough to A caller will see some clubs where the same choose the clubs he enjoys calling tor. Lucky the squares are always in the same place. with the dancers who can afford the caller they enjoy. same people. and other clubs where they mix so We have often said, and we repeat. square dan- very much that the caller must be sure to check cing is a social activity and we should remember his squares carefully it he wants to do a little sight that and not make it a contest or a drill Love thy calling. Clubs exist where it is evident that neighbor: he might be a good square dancer, too. everyone in the hall likes everyone else, and Yes, tomorrow night may be the same old thing where they are obviously not friends at all. again, but it will be different! We find nights when the dancers are so warm and friendly to the caller that he leaves the hall all aglow, and others where he leaves wondering why he had such a bad night. When a caller finds a club where he leaves with a bad feeling, he would be wise to consider that LAST CHANCE TO SIGN UP maybe he and that crowd are just not compatible. FOR HAWAII '82 (Feb. 1-15) Perhaps the club will not invite him back to call, wall the Eitirdtcks but if they do it may be wise for him to sit down Write ASO. PO Box 488 Huron OH 44839 and have a talk with the person who booked him and ask what he could do to improve. or ask if the ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • way he is calling is what they want, maybe ask • why he did not get a better response. It is For the Best in • • sometimes educational to ask these questions. It CALLER EDUCATION may be that the caller was well received. but that • • Satisfaction Guaranteed • the dancers just did not take time to show it • Some dancers seem to feel it is below their dignity • to show a lot of enthusiasm. If they only knew how For details, contact. • much more tun they all would have if they did PARRISH RANCH warm up more to the caller. They would find that Vaughn & Jean Parrish. Rt. 2. Parrish Rd. the caller would work harder. and would Berthoud CO 80513 Ph: LGMT 303-772-5118 probably call a better dance for them. Or VILLAGE SQUARE. Rt. 1. Downingtown PA How about the so-called "Star Tips"? Some 19535 Ph: 215-269-2821 clubs want them, and some don't. Some mean the •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 American Squaredance. January 1982 seemed to care about the dancers. You can easily avert this criticism by just making sure you keep a majority of the dancers moving and having fun. There will always be a square or two around that will have trouble but you must make Calling Tips certain the majority dances. 2. The caller told dirty jokes or at by Gene Trimmer least very suggestive stories that were in bad taste. Jokes and stories that are neither dirty nor ethnic in character Listen to what people say when you abound and using them sparingly is a are visiting a new area or one you matter of judgment and taste. You can seldom visit. You will hear things you avert criticism in this vein by simply wouldn't otherwise hear. Dancers are keeping your mind and your program nice people and are primarily bent upon geared to presenting good clean fun for praising callers they know. When they the dancers. criticize it is because something has 3. The caller became too familiar with bothered them deeply and they feel con- my wife (or the women). (One of the ex- cern for the activity or their families and amples given by a dancer is that the friends. caller was rubbing his hands up and Would you like to have dancers seek- down her back with suggestive pats here ing out the club president and asking and there.) Seldom will a dancer con- him to hire you back again? Do you en- front a caller under these circumstances joy it when the dancers come up to you because they do not wish to create a after the dance and thank you for pro- disturbance. They will just see to it the viding them with a good time? Do you caller doesn't get booked back to do have concern for the activity of square anymore dances for that club. It is your dancing and want to see it flourish white pocketbook that will suffer if you are it earns a reputation as being good, guilty of this. clean, family fun? You can provide all The callers who are most popular are dancers with that fun everywhere you go those who provide the dancers with the and you can experience the feeling of a most fun and who seem to have a gen• good reputation. All you have to do is uine concern for the activity of square keep it fun and keep it clean. When dancing. It is quite simple to fit into that dancers criticize here are the most vehe- category by really caring for the feelings ment criticisms. of other people and putting your best 1. The caller left all but one to three foot forward. Just look and act as a pro- squares standing while he used calls the fessional and your efforts will be amply dancers didn't know and he never rewarded.

WES TAYLOR

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by Bob Howell esasY I eve

We'd like to begin the new year with a contra we feel is a "shining star." Phyllis and I first danced if at the LEGACY meeting last May in Denver, where it was prompted by Bob Osgood of Beverly Hills, Calif. This past November Elsie Jaffe of Cleveland Heights prompted it at a Hilltop Hoppers club dance; on both occasions it was well received. STAR CIRCLE CONTRA FORMATION: Sicilian circle (couple facing couple around circle). one couple facing CW, other CCW. MUSIC: Osgood used a Scottish jig or reel;Jaffe used a current singing call flipside. Both worked well. (64-count figure) ROUTINE: 1-8 Two ladies chain /11111T11111 couple. 9-16 Chain back 4111 45-48 Left hand star half with next approaching 17-24 Do-sa-do opposite couple 25-32 Seesaw partner TIO.A110 49-56 Circle left with next couple you meet. 33-36 Right hand star half with opposite couple (Should be 5th couple. counting original 37-40 Left hand star half with next approaching opposite couple as number one) couple. 57-62 Circle right returning to original starting 41-44 Right hand star halt with next approaching direction around the circle. In addition to a shining star to guide us through the new year. let's all have a feeling of hope for a bright 1982 with peace and prosperity for all the world. I have been calling this original routine to the tune "Prisoner of Hope." HOPE QUADRILLE FORMATION: Square MUSIC: Prisoner of Hope— Big Mac 035 (or any 64-count melody) ROUTINE: Opener. middle break, closer: 17-24 Pick up partner and star promenade halfway 1-32 Sides face, grand square 25-32 Centers back out, put outsides in, star 33-40 All four ladies chain promenade other way back. 41-48 Chain back 33-40 Take partner home and swing 49-64 Take partner, promenade home. 41-48 Do-sa-do corner Figure: 49-64 Keep her and promenade home. 1-8 Head gents and corner to center & back Repeat for head gent and corner. After middle break. 9-16 Same four right hand star repeat twice for side gents and corners. The tune "Elvira" by the Oak Ridge boys has prompted much choreography throughout the nation in the form of squares, solos, rounds and mixers. Following are two dances that I have used with great success. They are both quick-teach routines. The first is a solo routine sent by Judy Burrow of Perry. Ohio. SOLO ELVIRA MUSIC: Elvira— MCA 51084 ROUTINE: Start the dance when the singing begins. 1-4 Beginning on the right foot vine four steps to right. 5-8 Vine four steps to left. (Vine: side. behind. side. kick.) 9-18 Strut five steps forward. (Strut right kick left, strut, left, kick right, strut right, kick left, strut left. kick right, strut right, kick left.) 19-22 Hitch and kick (Step back on L. step back on R. forward on L. kick R forward) 23-24 Half a hitch (Step back with R, back with L. leave off the kick) 25-32 Circle R in four strutting steps. R,L,R,L, ready to begin again. On almost the same day this routine arrived from Charlie Rusnacko of Minneapolis who learned it from Glen Bannerman at the Stockton Folk Dance Camp in California. It has really gotten around, since it was written by Neal & Kay Pugsley of Ft. Worth, Texas. 42 American Squaredance, January 1982 2r 11- r. jack Lasry Ron anon OUAr L TUNES is proud to introduce NEW RELEASES— Rounds new +1 & +2 Workshop Series by Jack Lasry: ST1000 SAY YOU'LL STAY UNTIL TOMORROW T600 Anything & Spread/Single Circle to a Wave/Extend by Vaughn & Jean Parrish T601 Track Two/Diamond Circulate/Flip the Diamond NEW RELEASES— Singing Calls 1602 Spin Chain the Gears/Load the Boat ST193 REMEMBER ME by Vaughn Parrish 'VFW REL EASES Hoedowns S1194 I'VE NEER BEEN SO LOVED BEFORE T300 ROCK ISLAND RIDE/DIXIE BREAKDOWN by Ted Frye T301 WEEPING WILLOW TREE/BOILING CABBAGE 5T195 YEARS AGO by Ted Frye ST302 RAGTIME ANNE/JAMES P121 WHEN I STOP LEAVING I'LL BE GONEby Ran Marron SQUARE TUNES 236 Walker Springs Rd Knoxville TN 37923 PH 615.693-3661

ELVIRA FORMATION: Couples in double circle facing LOD, inside hands joined. 1-2 Beginning M's left. W's R. dance two two-steps in LOD.* 3 M: Moving sdwd away from ptr, step on L to the left, step R behind L, step L to left, clap hands to left side about shoulder level. W: Opposite footwork, clap to right. 4 Repeat meas. 3. counts 1-3. with opposite footwork and direction, moving back to partner. Touch right palms together ready for next action. 5-6 Push off from partner's hand and make circle (CCW for Man, CW for Woman) in four slow strutting steps (one step to two counts). 7-8 Join both hands with partner, pulling away to create tension, circle once CW in 6 steps (one to a count). On last 2 counts, get ready to start again by opening up, backing up two steps in RLOD, or woman CW under joined hands. *A variation of the two-step is done by crossing the closing foot behind the supporting foot. Gives a face-to- ) lace. back-to-back motion, but don't over do it. End facing LOD. EXCITING SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE HOLIDAY Grand Strand, Myrtle Beach, S.C.

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We have tried to discipline ourselves this year in not writing just what hap- pens in the Ohio-Michigan area because the peo- by Russ & ple on both coasts and in Mid-America probably Nancy Nichols are just as interested in their own areas as we are ours. We would welcome more material from those areas. in order to let the world know what is hap- pening in square dancing all over the world. With this article. we start our second year of Challenge Chatter During this first year we seem- It is very difficult to write a review of an event in ed to get more involved with our hobby than we this column because of the time lapse. Even ever were before. We still belong to four clubs: a though you are reading this in January. let's pay C-I. a C-II. a . and a C-IV. in addition to tribute to the Canadian National. It can best be having a Wednesday night workshop (Swetshop) summed up with Lee Kopman's. "It was a class with seven couples working C-III material and a act.''' The organization, the facilities. and the ac- Thursday night workshop (4-C-Kers) with live commodations were put together with class. The couples working on C-IV. We continue as north- Terrys and their committee have only to be proud west Ohio's Advisors to National Challenge Con- of their accomplishments. They did their job and vention. as Assistant Chairman of Education to the did it well. The dancers even discovered a sit-out 31st National Convention in Detroit. Michigan. caller. who is on the U.S. National Challenge Con- and now we are also serving in an advisory vention staff. but after all everyone needs a break capacity for the new American Advanced and once in a while. It was a great convention and with Challenge Convention to be held in Toledo. Ohio pre-registrations as a guide. next year will only be August 12. 13. and 14. 1982. In addition to this more successful. we write this column, and the PALS newsletter for its membership. which is mailed monthly. Very few people ask what we do with our spare time, as The big event in January is the Jubilee at the we try to live normal lives with a very active Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia. The highlights are: teenage son. as well as holding responsible posi- special two couple tip, special arkie tip. Intro to tions in our chosen careers (both Nancy and I). Advanced level, and Intro to Challenge level and This column has had both its rewards and the Jubilee 21 hours of A-II, 21 hours of C-I. 21 criticisms this past year and we welcome both. hours of C-Il. and C-III. A staff of eight callers. in- Our editors. the Burdicks. have been both co- cluding Keith Gulley. Carl Hanks. John Hendron, operative and fair, but of most importance it has Lee Kopman. Steve Kopman. Ron Libby. Norm taken you, the reader. to keep us going. We want Poisson. and Ron Schneider. will certainly make to pay a special tribute to: Bill and Kathy for a jubilant event.

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An interesting part of any caller's pro- gram is the patter he/she uses as fill-in FRENCHY GRAND during the right and left grand and pro- by Ross Crispino menade. Most of us use only a limited DESCRIPTION: From static square, amount these days, but there was a time sides face partners, back up four steps, when the caller used different rhyme for return to partner in three steps, Frenchy every promenade. Here are a few oldies, Brown Flip' on fourth step, then back up collected from various sources: four steps to corner of square, quarter in Chicken on a fence, possum on a rail to face opposite partner, walk four steps Grab your honey and everybody sail... to meet and quarter in at head positions. Promenade go round the square (16 beats). Meanwhile, the heads walk to Like a jaybird walkin' on frozen air... center three steps, Frenchy Flip with op- posite partners, back up four steps to Promenade around you go, opposite head positions, return to center Take your honey to Mexico... four steps turning 1/4 on fourth step to Hand over hand, heel over heel, face partners, then back up four steps The more you dance the better you feel... into side positions, turning 1/4 to face Take a walk with the pretty little wren, partners. And when you're home we'll start again.. Repeat all above with new sides Promenade that little redhead. (original heads) facing to do sides' part, Take her home to the old homestead... while new heads (original sides) at head Grand right and left around you scoot, positions do the heads' movements. Promenade with the big galoot... (Total: 32 beats) French Brown Flip: (Advance three A little bitta hay and a little bitta straw, steps) meet partner in butterfly position Promenade when you meet your taw... with right hips adjacent and wheel right Swing, the dishes are dry face in one count exchanging sides and The cloth is wrung, facing directions (same movement as in Promenade the one you swung... "Frenchy Brown" round dance. Promenade your ball and chain, Movement can be extended to 64 Take that lady home again... beats by repeating all above, continuing NOTE: If you have some unique patter with Heads are lacing, Frenchy grand. In and would like to share it, send it to me this case, remember to have heads face in care of this magazine. Thanks, Ed. for fourth group of 16 beats. 50 American Squaredanne. January 1982 Heads square thru four, sides rollaway Swing thru, cast off three-quarters Boys run, wheel and deal, pass thru Trade by, left allemande Heads square thru four, ocean wave Trade the wave, cast off three-quarters Split circulate, boys run, pass the ocean Boys run, wheel and deal Left allemande Heads square thru four, swing thru Trade the wave, cast off three-quarters Centers trade, left swing thru Trade the wave, boys run, partner trade CAST OFF THREE-QUARTERS (#56) Pass thru, wheel and deal, zoom Starling formation: any wave or line. Pass thru, left allemande Each half of the wave or line works as a unit and walks forward around a pivot Heads square thru four, slide thru three-quarters (270°). If the adjoining Dixie style to a wave, centers trade dancers are facing the same direction, Cast off three-quarters All eight circulate, trade the wave the end dancer becomes the pivot while the center walks in a semi-circle around Centers trade, swing thru the pivot. If the adjoining dancers are Split circulate, boys run, pass thru facing opposite directions, the pivot Wheel and deal, zoom, square thru 3/4 point is the handhold between them and Left allemande they move equally around the pivot Heads square thru four, sides rollaway point. Swing thru, trade the wave Cast off three-quarters, EXAMPLES by Ed: recycle Heads square thru four, spin the top Turn thru, trade by, right and left thru Cast off three-quarters, boys run Left allemande Pass thru, trade by. circle to a line Heads square thru four, ocean wave Crosstrail thru, left allemande Centers cast off three-quarters Heads pass thru go round one to a line Center girls trade, boys quarter in Swing thru, cast off three-quarters Extend, left swing thru, Centers cross run, boys run O Circulate, boys run Centers reverse flutter wheel, zoom Reverse flutter wheel, left allemande Square thru three-quarters Heads lead right and circle to a line Left allemande Touch a quarter, coordinate Centers cast off three-quarters Heads lead right and circle to a line Swing thru, cast off three-quarters Diamond circulate, flip the diamond Recycle, left allemande Coordinate, wheel and deal Left allemande Heads square thru four, touch a quarter cast off three-quarters Heads lead right and circle to a line Centers Center girls trade, trade the wave Ocean wave, cast off three-quarters Others quarter in, extend Circulate, trade and roll, slide thru All swing thru, boys circulate Left allemande Right and left thru, left allemande Heads square thru four, ocean wave Cast off three-quarters, scoot back Heads square thru four, centers in Cast off three-quarters Split circulate, boys run, pass thru Centers pass thru Wheel and deal, centers pass thru All cast off three-quarters Left allemande Star thru, zoom and pass thru Heads square thru four, swing thru Left allemande Cast off three-quarters, Heads lead right and circle to a line Walk and dodge, left allemande Swing thru, boys run, girls trade Heads square thru four, sides rollaway All cast off three-quarters Ocean wave, cast off three-quarters Pass thru, left allemande Centers trade, walk and dodge Heads lead right and circle to a line Chase right, hinge a quarter, recycle Swing thru, boys run, girls trade Left allemande

American Squareciance. January 1982 51 Center four cast oil three-quarters TRADE THE ZEA Others promenade a quarter, bend and Facing zea, centers trade Circle eight, heads square thru four Spread as others step forward Slide thru. pass thru, wheel and deal Centers square thru three-quarters Left allemande More Next Month

Results in ocean wave u0 DIAMOND EIGHT Facing zea, trailers diagonal circulate as leaders diamond circulate FACING Z FORMATION A recent concept by Don Malcom A facing "Z" can be arranged by having the ends fold from a two-faced line, or by using Don's set-up call, zeas it. ZEAS IT: From any ocean wave, ends fold as centers slither. Some companion calls Don suggests are: TRADE THE ZEA: From any "Z" forma- tion, those in the mini-wave trade and spread as the others step forward bet- Results in Diamond ween the spreaders to form ocean waves. NOTE: Trade the zea works well from either facing or trailing zeas. O DIAMOND EIGHT: From any facing "Z" formation, each outside dancer (facing [=] the mini-wave) veers diagonally forward to take the place of the center who is O facing the same direction; at the same time, those in the mini-wave (phantom) diamond circulate to become the points EXAMPLES by Ed: of the ending diamonds. Heads square thru four, swing thru Zeas it, star thru ZEAS IT Reverse flutter wheel, pass thru Ocean wave, ends fold, centers slither. Wheel and deal, zoom and pass thru Left allemande Heads square thru four, ocean wave Zeas it, star thru, partner trade Pass thru, wheel and deal, zoom Pass thru, left allemande Heads square thru four, ocean wave Results in facing "Z" Zeas it, trade the zea, boys run Half tag, scoot back, boys run Pass thru, wheel and deal, zoom Pass thru, left allemande Heads square thru four, swing thru Zeas it, trade the zea, recycle Left allemande 52 American Squaredance, January 15182 Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads square thru four, ocean wave Ocean wave, zeas it, trade the zea Zeas it, girls trade, diamond eight Boys run, wheel and deal Diamond circulate. flip the diamond Reverse flutter wheel. crosstrail thru Hinge a quarter, boys run, star thru Left allemande Pass thru, wheel and deal, zoom and Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru. left allemande Swing thru, zeas it, trade the zea Heads square thru four, swing thru 5 Recycle, left allemande Zeas it, boys trade, diamond eight Heads pass thru. go round one to a line Flip the diamond, boys run Ocean wave, zeas it, trade the zea Wheel and deal, star thru, pass to center Boys run, wheel and deal, wheel and deal Square thru three-quarters Left allemande Left allemande Heads pass thru go round one to a line Swing thru, zeas it, trade the zea Boys swing thru, all pass thru Girls crossfold. star thru Wheel and deal, sweep a quarter Left allemande : FIGURES) Heads lead right and circle to a line Spin the top, zeas it, trade the zea tlu Recycle. pass thru, left allemande E4 Heads square thru four, ocean wave Zeas it, diamond eight, boys trade by Dean Fisher, Collingwood. Ontario Flip the diamond, recycle Heads lead right and circle to a line Sweep a quarter, left allemande Pass thru, wheel and deal Heads square thru four, swing thru Double pass thru, track two, swing thru Zeas it, diamond eight, girls trade Boys run. bend the line Flip the diamond, boys run, half tag Left allemande Coordinate, wheel and deal Heads lead right and circle to a line • Pass to the center, star thru Pass thru, wheel and deal Others lead right. left allemande Double pass thru, track two, swing thru Heads lead right and circle to a line Turn thru. left allemande Ocean wave, zeas it, diamond eight Heads lead right and circle to a line • Flip the diamond. recycle. square thru 3.4 Pass thru, tag the line in Left allemande Pass thru, wheel and deal Heads lead right and circle to a line Double pass thru, track two Swing thru, zeas it, diamond eight *Swing thru, boys run, promenade.... Diamond circulate, flip the diamond *Girls trade, turn thru, left allemande... Square thru three-quarters 'Boys trade, boys run, bend the line Left allemande Crosstrail thru. left allemande Heads pass thru, go round one to a line Heads lead right and circle to a line Ocean wave, zeas it, diamond eight Men center, ladies sashay Flip the diamond. boys run, pass thru Pass thru, wheel and deal Wheel and deal, pass thru Double pass thru, track two Left allemande (From here, the get-outs in the last figure Heads pass thru go round one to a line will work.) Swing Ihru, zeas it, diamond eight • crossfold, right and left grand.... Diamond circulate, flip the diamond 'Scoot back, girls trade, boys run Boys run, pass thru, wheel and deal Promenade Centers pass thru, left allemande Heads lead right and circle to a line Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal Spin the top, zeas it, diamond eight Double pass thru. centers in, cast off Diamond circulate, boys hinge Three-quarters. pass thru, U-turn back All wheel and deal, reverse flutter wheel Pass thru, tag the line, track two Touch a quarter, circulate, girls run *Boys trade, scoot back, boys run, Star thru. partner trade, pass thru Promenade Wheel and deal, pass thru *Swing thru, girls run, bend the line Left allemande Pass thru, U-turn back, left allemande....

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-Girls fold, peel the top by Ed: Right and left thru, left allemande.... Heads lead right and circle to a line 'Swing thru, explode the wave Rollaway, curlique, zing Partner trade, left allemande.... Pass the ocean, right and left grand 'Girls fold, peel the top Heads rollaway, curlique, zing Explode the wave, left allemande Slide thru, left allemande Heads square thru four, swing thru Heads lead right and circle to a line Boys run, tag the line in Right and left thru, rollaway Pass thru, wheel and deal Pass thru, wheel and deal, zing Double pass thru, track two Star thru, double pass thru, track two 'Boys trade, girls trade, centers trade Girls trade, recycle, sweep a quarter Boys run, right and left thru, pass thru Left allemande Wheel and deal, centers pass thru Four ladies chain, heads lead right Left allemande Circle to a line. curlique, zing *Split circulate, boys trade, boys run Square thru four, trade by Ferris wheel, centers pass thru Square thru three-quarters Left allemande Left allemande

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54 American Squaredance. January 1982 Center four pass thru two Left allemande P.S.: MS/OS One and three pass thru. separate Round one to a line, all pass thru Wheel and deal, girls turn thru by Howie Shirley All do a do-sa-do to ocean wave Single hinge, men circulate to a 0 One and three fluttterwheel. sweep Right and left grand California twirl and swing thru Centers trade. centers run Two and four ladies chain, star thru Couples trade. bend the line Pass thru, swing thru, men run Pass thru and couples trade Bend the line, go right and left thru Square thru four. trade by to a Pass thru. bend the line, slide thru Left allemande Swing thru, boys run, tag the line in Go forward and back, four men Two and four lead right and circle to line Square thru three-quarters Center four box the gnat. square thru Split the outside two and separate Be sure to go four, ends slide thru Round one to a line, new centers Everyone square thru three-quarters (Ladies) square thru three-quarters To a left allemande Now split the outside two, separate One and three touch a quarter Round one to a line, lines pass thru Men run. pass the ocean. spin the top Tag the line right, wheel and deal Boys cross run, chain down the line All square thru three-quarters Flutter wheel, sweep a quarter Left allemande Touch a quarter, girls run, all star thru One and three spin the top California twirl. left allemande Extend to ocean wave, centers trade Two and four ladies chain. rollaway Boys run, all California twirl Halt sashay. star thru and circle four Go right and left thru, crosstrail To a line. pass thru, partner trade To a left allemande Right and left thru. flutter wheel Two and four pass thru, partner trade Touch a quarter, single hinge Crosstrail to the corner, star thru Fan the top to a right and left grand Go right and left thru, pass the ocean One and three lead to the right, veer left Swing thru, men run, ferris wheel, zoom Bend the line, go right and left thru Double pass thru, peel off, touch '/4 Turn a quarter more, couples circulate Boys run. zoom, centers square thru Bend the line, right and left thru Three-quarters, left allemande Ladies lead, Dixie style to ocean wave One and three turn thru Do a left swing thru, centers cross run Face your partner. do a left turn thru Others trade. go right and left grand Do-sa-do the outside pair, swing thru Two and four flutter wheel, crosstrail Centers trade, centers run, bend the line Separate and go round two, line up four Right and left thru, pass thru. men run Curlique, all eight circulate Girls run, pass thru, girls run Four men in the middle, scoot back Men run. all go right and All eight circulate, men run Left allemande

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Yes, you can become part of the booming Square & Round Dance People RECORD INDUSTRY. Earn big profits selling IN THE NEWS Square & Round Dance Records in your area. For more information, contact RAYBUCK RECORD SERVICE Rt. 1 Box 212, Advance NC 27006 This month seems to be the time to point out interesting articles done by professional square dance reporters. Among them is writer/dancer Harriet YOU GET A HALL— Miles, shown here in cartoon fashion, I'LL DO THE CALL! who does the Arizona Allemande column regularly in the Mesa Messenger. ED dr FRAIDENBURG

l .1. 1916 Poseyville Rd., Route 10 Midland, Michigan 48640 Phone (517) 835-9524 AVAILABLE TO CALL IN YOUR AREA In a recent column, she mentions Rosalie and Frank Davis of Sun Lakes. ..4 who are proud to have danced with Dr. Lloyd (Pappy) Shaw, and show a pro- BILL gram dated Aug. 11. 1950 for the Dia- BENHOFF mond Jubilee and Square Dance Festi- . MAINSTREAM val in Pueblo, Colorado. Among the . dances listed on that program are My PLUS 1 and 2 Little Girl, Arizona Double Star, Arkan- 27080 Cook Road sas Traveler, Throw in the Clutch, Four Olmsted Falls, Ohlo Gents Star, Cut Down the Old Pine Tree, Phone: 218-235-1519 Forward Six and Back, Santa Fe Stink- er, and Alabama Jubilee. Available for Club Dates Jessie Britt developed a Publicist Traveling Weekends news/photo story for the Perrysburg (Ohio) Messenger-Journal concerning the recent Toledo subscription dance NATIONAL called by Jack May and Stan Burdick. SQUARE DANCE Over 200 Toledo area dancers attended. Ruth and Frank Fisher of Norwood were re DIRECTORY mentioned. as well as Lil May, Lee and Velda Swift and the following callers: "New Updated Edition Dick Topping, Jim Schaedler, Maggie Third edition lists over 8000 square dance, round Nelson and Jack King. Writer Britt is a dance, clogging and contra clubs In the U.S., Canada and around the world. square dancer, too. Includes type of club, level of dancing, when and Another professional square dance where to dance, and a person to contact concerning reporter, Lou Maddock of Colorado the club. Great for traveling. Springs, sent us a copy of her weekly $8.00 per copy (plus $1. postage) square dance column, Square 'Em Up, PO Box 54055, Jackson MS 39208 from the Gazette Telegraph, in which 56 Amencan Squaredance, January 1982

, she lists all area clubs. Excerpts follow: itorir- . ill 7. Swing and Sway, Jeff Palmer calling; 0 ., •/.. Centennial Shufflers with Bill and Missy , we.. Wilson; Shavano Shufflers with Don Ten- .- nant; Prairie Dusters with Bill Renck; . .. i Country Squares with Garry Wood; r• k: ' elP Polka Club with the "Denver Dutchman;" limo Single Square with Spike Cowlishaw; _..„.\rm f Swing and Sway Breakfast Dance at Western Sizzlin' (That sounds rather uni- ti.1..i[11 111 I N1 1 nC hr que.): Eagle 8's with Harold Palmer; Twi• C-002 OKLAHOMA HILLS by Bill Crowson light Twirlers with Dick and Fran Henry; C•001 CALENDAR GIRL by BID Crowson Single Swingers with Len Bergquist; R1.7 Box 820, Pensacola FL 325043 9049444472 Distributed by Kalox 8 Belco Distributing Co. Rhythmaires with Deane and Helen Serena; Academy Squares with Len Bergquist; Pine Cone Promenaders and Country Cavaliers in the Black Forest THE ROOFERS with Ken Jeffries (That's a colorful listing.); workshop with Bill Cash and Harold Palmer; Waggin' Wheelers with RECORDS Gregg Anderson; Ute Pass Thrus with NAN 6 Bill Cash (Wonder if there's a Ute Turn *, Backs also.): and Boots and Calico with John McKinley. (Nice lineup.) "Big Bob" Harrelson TRR-103 0000 BOSH OH BABY by Gould McWAIrier of Greensboro, TRR-104 HONKY TONK SATURDAY NIGHT N.C. sent us a Square Dance Week pro- TRR-105 CALL ME UP clamation signed by the governor, Jim TRR-104 GOLD AND SILVER Hunt, which was promoted widely in the TRR-201 ROOFER'S SPECIAL/WANDERING. Hoedown' Produced by: THE ROOFERS RECORDS, 4021 NW 51st. state of North Carolina. OKLAHOMA City OK 73112 405-942-4435 Max and Lovella Forsythe have moved Y A. to the well-known "Valley" area (south- ern Texas) for the winter, where Max will be the resident caller at Sun 'N Fun, CALLERS—INSTRUCTORS—DANCERS replacing Ray Smith. Ray may hold the record as one of the most continuous ac- 8 Colorful Square Dance Characters mini tive full-time professionals in the Square Board 10" square business. Max also has an enviable Magnetic record for long-time involvement. • For Planning Calls Caller Ed Foote recently appeared in a • Excellent Learning & Teaching Aid photo/news story in the Pittsburgh Press. His wife. Marilyn, is quoted and To order. Send check for 57.95 plus 52. for shipping 8 handling to pictured also, and a dance at North Hills LENORE ENTERPRISES. 3440 Lomita Blvd. Suite 252 Squares is highlighted. Torrance CA 90505 (Cal. residents add 6% sales tax)

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For further information, eligible overseas dancers should write Corky INTER- and Paulette Pell, General Chairman, 1311 Temple Square, San Antonio TX, 78245, or Richard and Susan Perry. NATIONAL Registration Chairman, 13011 Larklair, San Antonio TX. 78233, tel (512)654-9260. NEWS Come and reune with your friends from overseas. There will be many of them coming to this very special re- union. SQUARE DANCE WEEK 1981 The people of Colorado Springs, Col- OVERSEAS DANCERS REUNION orado, know that there is a "Learn to The 20th Annual Reunion of Overseas Square Dance Week." They saw and par- Dancers will be held in the beautiful Villa ticipated in a full week of activities due Capri Motel, just off 1-35, in Austin, TX. to the joint efforts of the Colorado August 4-7, 1982. The trail dance will be Springs SID Callers Assoc. and the held at the same location on August 3, School Dist. 11 Community Ed. program. 1982. The week started off with a proclama- Austin is the state capitol, with many tion by Mayor Robert Isaac which made items of interest to the visitor. Forty "Learn to Square Dance Week" official. miles away is the home of former Presi- A series of dances, including contras dent Johnson. Right in back of the motel and traditional dances, was held each is the LBJ Library, within walking night in a community school in various distance. The airport, for those coming sections of the city, with area callers by air, is only 10 minutes away by car. donating their time. The week culmi- The motel has bus service to and from nated in a square dance and flea market the airport. in the junior high school. This was an all-

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American Squaredance, January 1982 59 IN MEMORIAM host of the Cal Golden, Dick Barker Evelyn Burkepile, wife of caller Bill Callers College died November 17, 1981. Burkepile of Nashville, Tennessee, died Our sympathy to his wife, Pat and fam- in October after a long and courageous ily. battle against rheumatoid arthritis. The Hank Rechner, well-known round two were very instrumental in the growth dance teacher in the area east of of square and round dancing in the Cleveland, Ohio, passed away in Oc- Nashville area. The callers association tober. Sympathy is extended to Marge, there will sponsor an annual dance in Hank's partner, who is also the M in M & their honor to raise money for the Ar- H Western Fashions in Cleveland. thritis Foundation. The first such dance will he on January 10 Those wishing to CALIFORNIA BENEFIT DANCES attend or contribute should contact Bill On January 10, the Palm Springs and Gennie Hudson, PO Box 23263, Pavilion, Sunrise Plaza, 403 S. Cerritos, Nashville TN 37202. Palm Springs will be the location where Caller Dale Richards of Shelbyville, In- many dancers from miles around will en- diana, died October 29 of a heart attack. joy the afternoon while helping to fight He had called 14 years for the Village arthritis. The M.G. will be Osa Mathews Squares and one for the Lovebugs. He with callers Gene Arnold, Dale Dockery, and his wife, Virginia, began dancing in Don Farnsworth, Dorothy Ganger, Bud the late 1950's in Clarksburg, W.V. and Garrett, Bill "Red" Gibson, Norm were members of the Greater Indiana- Graham, Jerry Hamilton. Caville polis S/D Callers Assoc. and the Indiana Hutschens, Johnnie Scott, George R/D Council. Area dancers will miss Stanley and Wayne West. The rounds Dale, a fine friend, gentleman and caller. will be cued by Ann Ledford and Ken J. B. Dill of Brunswick Georgia, chair- man of all 11 Jekyll Island Fun Fests and Continued on Page 65

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ment with the best of people (square dancers). 64. "May the good Lord bless you and guide you home safely so we may meet again on our next dance night for DANDY another great night." 65.The officers of this club sincerely hope this ring of friendship may never be broken. IDEA 66. At the sound of music, make a lett allemande and a long grand right and lett. greeting each person as we meet.

In our travels we notice that many clubs and some festivals open with a Country & Western Ties brief prayer or semi-religious ceremony 231 N. Porter St. of fellowship. Others end with a short. Cleves, Ohio 45002 serious ritual. Here's an ending program as used at a club in Alabama, as we remember it. If it suits your style, try it. SPARKLING TIES especially at a special club event. 1. Take your partner, or any partner. and make a big ring. 2. Join hands. Jewel Stone Western Bow Tie of 3. Please bow your heads and thank the Peasant or Metallic Trim Braids. Lord for this evening of fun and enjoy- Non-Sparkling Ties Also.

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American Squaredance, January 1982 61 Another album has come to our atten- tion this month (See Wade Driver album plug last month) and it is also a very good one. "Welcome to My World" is the title and it is produced by A-Live Sounds, 14306 Lake Rd., Alderwood Manor WA 98036. This album is particularly de- signed for dancers' use, featuring square dance tunes with calls on one DAVE 11 ECONNIE HARRY side, and easy-listening, entertaining music on the other. It is perfect for club picnics, after-parties, exhibitions, or just National Convention in Seattle will plain home listening pleasure. Those remember the caller/musician/pro- who attended the press breakfast at the ducers. Dave and Bonnie Harry.

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American Squaredance, January 1982 63 where I'm going to send them, and A friend loaned my wife a copy of your neither have I. Sweetieface says it is like magazine. She brought it home and watching sparks fly off a pinwheel. One threw it in my face and„.1 have been get- spectacular evening I emptied our ting it ever since. Would it be possible square of all the women. for you to use softer paper? Another one of my basic problems (if What happened was that you printed you have not already guessed) is that I an article by a gentleman whose wife. am not a very good dancer. (Yes, believe also, is a caller. The gentleman wrote a it or not, there are people like me.) I try, good and humorous letter. Since I also but probably blow more squares than a am a writer and tend to gravitate toward hairdrier at the national convention. And humor, my wife came to the conclusion what makes the situation even worse, that I was responsible and deserved the people expect me to be a good dancer, credit. (P.S. Your magazine does not and my mediocre performance is taste that good!) downgraded even more as a result. (They The main difference between my situ- seem to think anyone married to a caller ation and that other gentleman's is that and walking around with a rolled-up his wife seems to have established her- copy of American Squaredance stuck in self while Sweetieface is still in her first his mouth ought to be good.) year. She is doing well, but I have not ad- Another problem is the use of the term justed. "caller's taw." It sounds too feminine. It One of my problems is that my brain makes me sound like a sissy. But does not always hear the moves she Sweetieface bought the badge and says calls. It's not that I have a hearing pro- I have to wear it. Why can't badges say blem or that she is hard to understand, something like "Big Tough Taw," "Born but over the years I have learned to tune to Raise Cain, Taw," "Macho Taw," "The her out. Of course, this is her fault. She Taws Are Still Looking for a Few Good has nagged me too many times: take out Men," or "When the Going Gets Tough, the garbage, fix the leak in the the Taws Get Going." bathroom, help me with the dishes... Let me close by telling you how much I Now when she calls teacup chain, I'm appreciate your magazine spicing the likely to mutter. "Yes, dear" and wander important square dance information out to help with the dishes. Teacup with so much light humor and over-the- chain is one of the movements I have not back-fence friendship. completely mastered. The ladies in the Your friend, club say they have absolutely no idea Big Tough Taw do paso shop petticoats Nylon Marquisette SATIN STRIPE 30 yd. $23.95 35 Yd. . $ 28.95 50 Yd. $26.95 50 Yd. $30.95 70 Yd. S 29.95 70 Yd. $35.95 No White satin ois' Most Colors Stripe Available Available ign Multi-color S3. more R\ki $2.50 per petticoat I ^ 100 Yd. on Request II „vs.c• Postage & Handling Skirts 1514.951 & Blouses ($8.95) Made to Order DO PASO SHOP, 203 Vermont St., Buffalo NY 14213 — 1-716-885-9473

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66 American Squaredance. January 1982 BESAME MUCHO— Roper 216 Choreography by Hap & A.J. Wolcott Good music and a nice high-intermediate two-step routine LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY— TNT 174 Choreography by Shirley Fleck ROUND REVIEWS Good "Good Old Days" music and a busy. fun- by Frank & Phyl Lehnert type. easy-intermediate two step with claps, bumps and Charleston Flip cued by Dave. FOXY LADY— Happy Track 502 STRAWBERRY BLONDE— TNT 177 Choreography by Hi & Cookie Gibson Choreography by Wynne & Vic Mahler Excellent music and a smooth intermediate fox- Catchy lilting music for "While the Band Played trot. Cues by Hi on the flip On.'' A fast easy waltz except for a box canter TODAY ALL OVER AGAIN— Mercury 57054 figure cued by Wynne. Choreography by Les & Betty Houser PERSONALITY— MCA D2410 Real country music (Reba McEntire) for a nice, Choreography by Vernon Porter slow easy waltz Good swinging music with a Lloyd Price vocal: a whale/ail. CRAZY EYES— Millennium 57054 good. easy. intermediate two step witha Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins CREAM AND SUGAR— Chinook 1006 Good music with a Don McLean vocal and a good. Choreography by Ernie & May Hovey easy intermediate two-step with an intro to jive in Good quiet music and a flowing easy two-step Part B. cued by Gene Noble. IT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN— Hoctor 1619 HOW DEEP— Hi-Hat 999 Choreography by Jim & Joan Jewitt Choreography by Richard & JoAnne Lawson Good music with a challenging foxtrot routine. Good smooth music and a nice intermediate fox- I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE— Hoctor 1619 trot. Choreography by Hap & A.J. Wolcott BOUQUETS— Hi-Hat 999 Good music and a smooth four-part intermediate Choreography by Roy & Jean Green foxtrot routine. "I'm Sending You A Bouquet of Roses- music: a flowing. easy two-step using standard figures. LA PETITIE TONKINOISE— Roper 279 Routines: Ray & Bea Dowdy. Peter & Beryl Barton TEMPTATION— Kapp KGB 19 Intermediate routines. one a two-step, the other a Choreography by Gordon & Betty Moss fox trot. Good Roger Williams music and a challenging tim- CHERI BIN— Windsor 4512 ing routine. Choreography by Peter & Beryl Barton Continued on page 82 Lilting music and a catchy canter waltz.

For Rating Formula. Choreography Ratings;;4" by Dave & Shirley Fleck, Toledo, OHIO Une valse U Amour Parrot 5N-59037 P2-136/30= 166A SQUARE DANCE 61-125 Whisthn Decca 34962 P2.137/30 = t 67A Baby s Back Epic 1901045 P2-84/0.84A INTERMEDIATE: 176-250 Pride Eol 11.60509 P2-81/5=86A up a Lazy River MCA 60125 P2-159/25=184 Mountain of Love Hi-Hat 997 P2-99/0=99 Dear Heart Roper 138 P2-176/5=1818 The Party's Over RCA447.0891 P2.101/0=1018 Colorado Hi-Hat 997 P3-156/25=181 11 I Could Be With You Grenn 14304 P2-102/0 =102A Fiesta Tango InEdge1002 P3-201/7=208 Ain't Cha Glad Grenn 14302 P2-103/0=103 Trudie EP-603 P3-183/24=207 Someone to Hold Me Coi 18-02197 P2-100/5=1058 Goodnight Cha Cha DAL P-6060 P2-182/35-217 Cup of Tea #2 WBS 49626 P2.108/0 =108A Lets Foxtrot Grenn 14303 P3-214/25=2398 Lights Gm (Dec24926) P2-86/25=1118 I Can Epic 15-2329 P2.207/40 -247A Roll On Mississippi RCAPB12178 P2.112/0=1128 Ouanda Ouanda Syd T EP606 P4-219/30= 249 Teddy Bear RCA 4470620 P2-112/5=1178 Luau Time Hi-Hal 803 P2-122/0 = 122 HIGH INTERMEDIATE: 251-299 Mr Sandman #2 WB 17758 P2.219/35=254 EAST INTERMEDIATE: 126-175 Theme from Dr Kildare Tlmrk 183A P4-265/0 = 265 Song for Lovers Green 14303 P2-123/4=127 The One You Love Grenn 14302 P-:-284/0=284 Northeast Dancing Time Grenn 14304 P2-144/0=144 Let It Snow TNT 179 P2 117/10=127A ADVANCED: 300-349 Boogie Woogie Two Step Belco 2018 P2-144/0= 144A Super Trouper Jivercise STA39223SP P4-258/60= 318A I'm A Believer Belco 301A P2- 145/0= 145A Ifs a Sin lo Tell a Lie #2 Syd T EP-601 P4.320/16=336 Love Is a Simple Thing InEdge1002 P3.150/0=150 CHALLENGE: 350 Linda Muter Grenn 14164 P2-161/0=1618 It's the Talk of the Town Hoctor H1619 P4-336/24=360

American Squaredancs, January 1982 67 CHRISTMAS MEDLEY— Blue Star 2146 Caller: Johnny Wykoff Key B Flat & F Merry Christmas again. with seven songs tor the price of one: Rudolph. White Christmas. Santa Claus Is coming to Town. Silver Bells. Winter Wonderland. I'll Be Home and Jingle Bells. Johnny does a super job going from one to the SQUARE REVIEWS other, which may be the only thing that would give a caller some trouble. The rhythm track is the by John Swindle same throughout, which makes this an easy song ] to dance. IIGURE Heads square this swing thin scoot back girls trade recycle sweep a quarter. square Ihru three-quarters Happy New Year and Merry Christmas again! We swing promenade say this because of the number of Christmas I'VE NEVER BEEN SO LOVED— Red Boot 270 records in this January review. We will really be Caller: Johnny Jones ready for Christmas 1982 with all these fine sing- Johnny chose a popular CW number for his ing calls. We hope that in this new year your days release this month. The instrumental is well done will be running over with friendships made with distinct lead instruments and is just nice, through your square dancing. easy listening. Johnny worked with MS basics. ALONG CAME JONES— Chinook 048 giving us a figure that was relaxing to dance. Caller: Daryl Clendenin FIGURE Heads promenade hall right and left thru. gutter wheel. Daryl went back to the 50's for this novelty tune. sweep a Quarter pass thru do-sa-do. swing Ihru. boys trade. We were impressed with the way Daryl combined swing. promenade the original of the song and the square dance calls RIGHT BACK WHERE I STARTED AGAIN— Road- to make them blend and flow smoothly from tag runner 204; Caller: Wayne Baldwin lines to commands. This song has a smooth danc- Wayne also chose a popular CW song for his latest ing beat and a well-timed figure. FIGURE Heads pro release. The instrumental has a good CW sound menade three-quarters, sides rollaway. turn thru dos-a-do swing and is perfect for a nice change of pace. Wayne thru. box the gnat. pull by. left allemande. walk by one swing the used MS basics program from which to get his next, promenade figures but he put them together in a very in- OUT BEHIND THE BARN— Blue Star 2148 teresting manner. FIGURE Heads promenade hall. do-$.3 Caller: Marshall Flippo Key: C & do swing Ihru. guts circulate. boys trade. boys run, bend the line Flip brings back an old country-western novelty curlique. girls run. turn thin swing promenade tune. The review dancers got a real kick out of the CHRISTMAS TIME ACOMING— Blue Star 2147 tag lines. Flip used Plus 2 basics in his figure. As Caller: Johnny Wykoff Key C always it was well-timed and this the review We were really fooled by the title of this song. dancers also enjoyed. The key change in the mid- which is the only thing that suggests this is a dle break added to what was already a very en- Christmas song. Johnny's figure was interesting joyable singing call. FIGURE Heads promenade hall sides as well as being easy to dance. The instrumental right and left thru. touch a quarter. boys run right. right and telt is typical of Blue Star with a nice, even beat. Ihru. star thru load the boat swing promenade FIGURE Heads promenade hall right and left thru. sides touch a WHEN THE CALLER PACKS HIS BAG— Thunder- quarter walk and dodge square thin. on the third hand make a wave. girls trade. all eight half circulate. swing, lett allemande. bird 220; Caller: Mike Seastrom promenade This song tells it like it is. "When the caller packs LOVING HER WAS EASIER— Hoedowner 106 his bag, it's all over and gone." It's kind of sad to Caller: John Reitmajer have a square dance that tells it this way. The in- A nice change of pace love song was called nicely strumental is a jumpy little number that put by John. Using MS basics. John presented the bounce in the review dancers. Mike does a super dancers with a well-timed and interesting figure. job. FIGURE. Heads right and sell thin, roll away. sides square FIGURE Heads Square thru. slide lbw forward and back. pass thru. swing thru. boys run. forward and back. pass Ihru, wheel the ocean, scoot back, boys run, tag the line. lace right, girls fold and deal. centers pass thru, swing. promenade pass thru. left allemande, swing. promenade MELE KALIKIMAKI— Dance Ranch 664 TAKIN' IT EASY— Red Boot Star 1264 Caller: Al Stevens Key A Caller: Elmer Sheffield, Jr. Al did a beautiful job singing his side of this This Red Boot release has a nice-to-listen-to in- Christmas singing call, one of the prettiest strumental and one that is not hard to dance. Christmas singing calls we have heard in a while. Although Junior used a relay the deucy, an alter- Al's figure is not really difficult and gave the nate figure is listed on the cue sheet. FIGURE Heads dancers the opportunity to listen to the song as promenade hall sides right and telt thin. square thru. do-sa-do. well as enjoy dancing to the smooth beat. relay the deucy, swing. promenade FIGURE. Heads promenade half, right and lett thru, square thin NEW WORLD IN THE MORNING— Blue Star 2144 do-sa-do. swing thru, boys trade, turn thru. leg allemande. pro- menade Caller: Dave Taylor Key C

68 American Squaretlance. January 1982 Dave gave us an interesting figure using MS thru curbque scoot back boys run right and tell Ihru load the bascis. The Bayou Ramblers did a nice job on the boat swing promenade instrumental and a good clean mix makes this in- BILL BAILEY-- Lore 1196 strumental good to listen to as well as work with. Caller Johnny Creel Key A Flat FIGURE Four odies chain Ihree-quarlers heads lead right circle Then we have another diehard making a come- to a line. forward and back right and left Ihru slide thru spin chain thru girls circulate girls turn hack promenade back to the square dance world. Everyone remembers Bill. A nice job was done by the Bayou JINGLE BELL ROCK— Bogan 1336 Ramblers with good ivory tinkling and hot licks on Caller: Tim Ploch Key A the steel. Johnny's figure used MS basics. no Ho! Ho' Ho' We're not through with Christmas ok' s Heads Of11111P11.1(1V three quarters sides right and left thru yet. Round dancers have been dancing to this double pass into lust couple led next right curlique circulate tune for several years. why not square dance to it. ',I swing lett allemande promenade Once Tim forgot to tell the dancers to promenade. MUSIC OF HAWAII— Hoedowner 105 but we'll forgive him this time. All in all the song Caller: Ery Parrish was fun to dance. The instrumental has a nice. This sounds more CW than Hawaiian. There was bouncy beat. FIGURE Heads square thru 00-sa-do. swing some steel guitar as lead. but piano and violins Ihru boys run bend the line right and lett thru flutter wheel dominated The figure worked well but the women slide thru. swing. promenade complained about having to change body flow RAINBOW STEW— Dance Ranch 663 coming out of partner trade into a left hand star. Caller: Ron Schneider Key C FIGURE Heads promenade hall pass thru partner trade heads Anyone for stew again? This novelty song has star led one full turn right and lett thru antique split circulate single hinge girls trade boys run promenade really become popular among our record pro- ducers Ron does a nice job on the flip but his FOOTBALL HERO QUADRILLE— Kalox 1265 release may be about 30 days too late— we Caller: C.O. Guest reviewed two more releases last month. FIGURE The music has a march beat which the dancers Heads pr,rumade hall sides right and lett Wu square Ihru do- enjoyed as a change but said they would not like Sa•do e4:' ham five. lett allemande promenade to do all the time. FIGURE Heads star left back home PUT ON YOUR DANCING SHOES— Blue Star 2149 square dr, right hand star heads star lelt swing corner. pro- menade ' grand square Caller: Marshall Flippo Key G. Blue Star's Bayou Ramblers turned loose with a JAMES— Rockin A nice CW sound, rinkytink piano. harmonica and Caller: David Cox Key B Flat all. The song just tells you to put on your dancing Now this is really an oldie If we remember cor- shoes both through the sound and Flip's calling. rectly. it's about a guy named James holding the Flip used last quarter's Callerlab QS in the figure. ladder for his girl to climb down and elope. David FIGURE Heads promenade hall right ancl lett thru duller wheel used four figures only in this call: no opener. sweep a quarter pass thru right and lett thru veer lett chain break or closer. FIGURE Sides lace grand Square swing. down 'he ,,ne ,de thru swing promenade left allemande weave the ring promenade. don t stop. heads OKC IS MY HOME TOWN— Roofers 109 wheel around right and left thru slide thru eight chain nine left allemande walk by one swing the next promenade Caller: Gerald McWhirter This instrumental has some good ragtime piano LET'S GO DOWN TO THE RIVER— Bogan 1338 and a good danceable beat We hope it's just the Caller: David Davis & Tommy White Key G record we received. but the instrumental is not This song had a nice beat and was easy dancing. really sharp and sounds fuzzy. The tune is a jum- David and Tommy do a nice job. but our dancers py little number that is fun to dance. FIGURE Heads feel there are enough songs to use as square Square lbw do-sa-do. make a wave single hinge scoot back dances without the need to use songs that are boys run right and left thru pass thru partner tag U•turn back gospel. hymns or have any religious overtones. swing promenade FIGURE Heads promenade halt. right and left thru square thru. I'VE GOT YOU TO COME HOME TO— Chinook 047 do-sa-do touch a quarter scoot back scoot back. star Ihru pro- Caller: Jim Davis menade Instrumentally this song is easy-going with just a PATTER RECORDS hint of voices in the background on the tag lines. JOHN'S PATTER/WRECK OF THE OLD 97 Jim's figure using MS basics was well-timed. Kalox 1263: Caller: John Saunderslnstruments: FIGURES Heads promenade hall sides pass thru and cloverleal banjo. bass. lead guitar. drums. rhythm guitar. heads pass thru right and lelt thru square thru swing corner left Flip called by John used release recycle. linear cy- allemande promenade cle. ping pong circulate and dive derby. MOLLY BROWN— Blue Star 2145 SQUARE C ROMP (Old Joe Clark)/WHUP WHOP I Caller: Lem Gravelle Key F Kalox 1264— Square C: fiddle. piano. rhythm Molly Brown is on the square dance scene again. guitar. bass. Whup Whup: banjo. xylophone, The mix on this instrumental is not as clean as steel guitar. clarinet, bass. most Blue Star records but is adequate. Lem does a nice job on the flip side using a load the boat in his figure. FIGURE Heads promenade halt, sides half square

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In SDDS, John Strong explores roll from Workshopped figures in both issues included the diamond. finish the line. Z coordinate and pressed for hare. the hard way, lace up. Dave swing and sway. Johnstone presented "six couple stuff " Try this Jack Lasry in Notes for Callers cautions his one from contra lines in sequence. where all are readers to lake time to leach styling and let the heads OXOXOX dancers know the number of beats to properly X0X0X0 dance a figure. "Be sure to show lots of life and pep at your classes. don't let learning to square Heads right and left thru. head ladies chain dance become work"" Also. on teaching APD to Everybody llulterwheel. star thru beginners Square dancing from its beginning has Square thru four. chase right. all boys run included positions where dancers were required Star thru. twelve chain six. curlique to learn to do some calls from more than one posi- Walk and dodge. boys run right. split circulate tion and if we start them off in class they will ac- Follow your neighbor. trade the wave cept this concept rather than trying to add it at a Square thru four. U-turn back much later date.. • • Left allemande. promenade home The ROM for October announced in Toronto & The writer of ' Choreography" in News 'N District Callers Workshop Notes was "Fooled Notes says that he uses the first two tips when Again.' • while ' 'Elvira' was chosen in November calling as a guest to find out which Plus figures

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"THE WORLD'S GREATEST SQUARE DANCE EVENT" ADVANCE REGISTRATION APPLICATION (Do Not the) JUNE 1002 . . . . NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION' NO 3 3 4 5 I 1111 11 12 13 14 15 11 17 11 11 JUNE 24, 25, 26, 1982 20 111111 1' 1171 NI 31st DETROIT, MICHIGAN 11

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FIRST NAME FOR BADGE AGE SOLO OD 4 5 T F S I I T{!T11 Square Dance LAST NAME ONLY HIS 2 Round Dance CHECK — DAYS I I I I HERS 3 Contra Dance AVAILABLE ADDRESS CHILD 4 Exhibition 1 I CHILD 5 Panels ss CITY CHILD Check appropriate Calling Codes in squares at left and check 1 [ L I LL_ CHILD days available in boxes at right. STATE ZIP DEADLINE FOR PROGRAMMING - FEB. 1, 1982 SUB-TOTAL $ 1111 Quantity HOUSING Indicate your preference of accommodations NOW. Your AREA CODE AND TELEPHONE NUMBER CONVENTION PROGRAM BOOK @ 5 1.50 .. selections WILL BE processed by our Housing Director, and "'NATIONAL SQUARES" MAGAZINE @ $ 3.00 (U. S. FUNDS ONLY) only through him can reservations be approved. Please refer COOKBOOKS @ $ 5.00 to the REVERSE SIDE for names, rates and locations. Indi- cate four choices. Your selections will be honored if possible, RN RESERVATION 14 Day Pkg. Only) @ $50.00 Make Check or Money Order Payable To otherwise comparable accommodations will be arranged. 31st NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION (U. S. FUNDS ONLY) TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $ 6/20 6/21 6/22 6/23 6/24 6/25 6/26 6/27 Magaiine subscription published in the • A National Square Dance SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN. Return Form To. Admission to all interest of the National Square Dance Convention. Advance Registration Director Dancing Areas 01 Will Be To P. 0. Box 35285 DEADLINE FOR CANCELLATIS Registered Please check nights accommodations needed Detroit, Michigan 48235 MAY 1, 19E3.7 Delegates FOR REFUNDS Registration Fees Per Delegate ($1.00 charge per person for each cancellation) Only Indicate number of rooms required. 3 Day Package Only NO REGISTRATION WILL BE In advance-$10.00 per delegate CONFIRMED AFTER . . . .MAY 1, 1982 El Roomf s) with two twin beds for Iwo persons (twin) After May 1, '82-$12.00 per delegate Under 2 Years Applicable tax and badges included Of Age Free ❑ RO0m15) with one double bed for two persons (double) RECREATIONAL VEHICLE PARKING Room(s) with Iwo double beds for 2 3 or 4 (Dbl Dbl ) CHECK PAST CONVENTIONS ATTENDED No Hook-Cps (PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE/ 17 1952 Riverside _ 1967 Philadelphia ROom(51 with full size bed for one person (Single) = 1953 Kansas City 1968 Omaha Pl...iS,' send 550.00 (for 4 days package only I with this _ 1954 Dallas 1969 Seattle registration and include a total remittance. Suitels) with one bedroom E. 1955 Oklahoma City . 1970 Louisville 1,1 ',. till Noon Sun. on a "first come, first served- basis. 2.- 1956 San Diego "-T 1971 New 00eans Campus housing (two beds per room) E. 1957 SI Louis 2 1972 Des Moines Dancers planning to camp together E 1958 Louisville 1:1973 Salt Lake City MUST BE REGISTERED AND ARRIVE TOGETHER. Children Ages E 1959 Denver 171974 San Antonio L.- 1960 Des Moines 1 1975 Kansas City CAMPGROUND CB MONITORING CHANNEL 4 Ti Tour or Group 1.1976 Anaheim C 1961 Detroit Will you be using generators' L ] Yes _1 No 1. 1 Housing Name C 1962 Miami Beach I' 1977 Atlantic City C 1963 St Paul 7.1978 Oklahoma City Do you require handicap facilities? 1 1 Yes L _1 No nNo housing required C 1964 Long Beach 71979 Milwaukee 1 - , PLEASE SEND INFORMATION ON COMMERCIAL TRAILER C 1965 Dallas ET 1980 Memphis _1 PARKS AND CAMPING AREAS INSERT CODE NUMBER FROM REVERSE SIDE C 1966 Indianapolis . 1981 Seattle 1st 2nd 3rd 4th PROPER SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE IS REQUIRED AT ALL Choice Choice Choice Choice TOTAL ATTENDED NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION ACTIVITIES Hotel Motel _ 4 1 _L Confirmation Sent From Hotel Received & Sent to Housing Bureau ,4..,,,.,,,.„ & Processed to Hotel Please do not send a Housing Deposit with this Application All reservations will be made on a "First Come, First Served"" 46 --• — - - - - basis. No minimum rates can be guaranteed. Hotel, Motel will Date Date confirm reservation and advise deposit required. American Squareclance. January 1982 Date