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Imagine, you, your friends and dozens of other square dancers enjoying the sights, sun and fun of fabulous Miami or Hawaii or the Caribbean. SQUARE DANCE Magazine is now busy planning such tours for 1968. Leading callers will accompany each tour so you're sure there'll be plenty of dancing too. Marilyn and Arvid Olson, Publisher and Editor of SQUARE DANCE Mag- azine, will be your hosts. All air travel will be via North- west Airlines. Brochures giving full details will be available soon. Write for your copy now. No charge or obligation, of course. Fill out coupon below.

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r- --1 1 1 . Square and Round . i . Dancers . i . i , i i , , i UNITE! , , I Square and Round Dancing is probably America's finest type of re- 1 1 creation. You agree? Fine. But what are you doing personally to 1 I get people acquainted with our recreation? Do you invite people to t i square dance who have never done so? What has been their reaction? 1 1 You have probably found that almost everyone not now square i 1 or round dancing has a very fuzzy notion of what our recreation is. 1 i Square and Round Dancing needs an active NATIONAL organization 1 that will present the true picture, the true image of our recreation t i to all Americans. i 1 I While golf and bowling and numerous other forms of recreation i I have increased in popularity, ours has not grown at the rate it should i have. Why? There are many reasons. That is why the National Square I Dance Association was formed. i

The NSDA is dedicated to get national publicity and recognition in all forms the same way bowling and golf have done in the past I 10 years. This takes money and organization. Are you with us? Great! 1 I Send in your application now ... your dues will help us get started. 1 i I There are many other things NSDA can do for present square I and round dancing which will be outlined with your membership 1 i card. Join up now! i i ■ CLIP AND MAIL TODAY I I . NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION .

I Enclosed find $5.00 (per person or Please enroll (me) (us) as Charter Mem- I 1 per couple) enrollment fee for one ber(s) in the National Square Dance 1 1 year membership, charter certifi- Association: i cate, m e m b e r s h i p card(s), and (Mr. & Mrs.) (Mr.) (Mrs.) (Miss) 1 l other privileges. I understand $2.50 I of this amount is for SQUARE i I DANCE Magazine subscription (12 Address i 1 issues), the Official Publication of City i the Association. I State Zip I Mail this form and remittance to: Signed I National square Dance Association I 6l2 N. Rand Rd. Remarks I Arlington Heights, III. 60004 ....1 SQUARE VOLUME 23, Number I DANCE SEPTEMBER 1967 Formerly American Squares

Publisher and Editor SPECIAL FEATURES ARVID OLSON 8 The Village That Square Dancing Built by Bob Sloan 12 Stir the Bucket Associate Editors by Stan Burdick CATHY BURDICK 14 Swing Your Partner by Herbert E. Smith STAN BURDICK 17 Louisville Awarded 1970 Convention As WILBUR LIEVENS 9,729 Attend 16th National In Philadelphia WILLARD ORLICH 18 What's Being Round Danced? 21 Square Dance Center 37 More Easy Singing Calls by Stan Burdick

National Advisory Board EDNA and GENE ARNFIELD AL "TEX" BROWNLEE REGULAR FEATURES LOUIS CALHOUN 6 The Editor's Page JOHNNY DAVIS 7 Mail JERRY HELT 33 Records JOHN HENDRON 39 Notional News and Events PHYL and FRANK LEHNERT 43 Do-Ci-Do Dolores MELTON LUTTRELL SINGIN' SAM MITCHELL VAUGHN PARRISH

WORKSHOP 25 Choreography SQUARE DANCE Magazine is pub- lished monthly at 1622 N. Rand Rd. Arlington Heights. III.. 60004 by 26 Caller's Questions American Squares, Inc. Second class postage paid at Arlington Heights, Ill., and additional mailing offices. 26 Basic Breakdown Forms close 1st of month preceding date of issue. Subscription: $5.00 27 Figures and Breaks per year. Single copies: 50 cents each. Copyright 1967 by American Squares, Inc, All rights reserved. 31 New Ideas Met any NEW Square Dancers Lately?

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New dancers are usually very enthusiastic about their new found hobby. They like to learn and read all they can that will help them enjoy their hobby more and make them good dancers faster. SQUARE DANCE Magazine is the national magazine that every new dancer should get to know as soon as possible. Here each month the newcomer will get concise but complete details on what's going on in the square and round dance field throughout the country. Then there are features and articles by nationally known callers and leaders that certainly every new dancer will en- joy. Yes, to help those new dancers become "old pros" there's nothing like reading as well as dancing . . . and there's no national square dance magazine quite like SQUARE DANCE. Why not give this copy to that new dancer. Tell him the sub- scription price is only $5.00 per year. We'll be glad to give him more details.

SQUARE DANCE Magazine 1622 N. Rand Rd., Arlington Heights, Ill. 60004 (312) 255-4060 • SQUARE DANCE Magazine is 23 years old! O It's the oldest and most influential publication O in the square dance field. Square dance callers O and leaders rely on SQUARE DANCE. Dancers find each issue especially helpful to them. The O ideas, comments, and material presented help O them to enjoy their hobby more. O During these 23 years SQUARE DANCE O has changed. So has the entire square dance O movement. SQUARE DANCE (formerly Amer- • ican Squares) has grown from a two page O mimeographed newsletter to a slick, top qual- ❑ ity publication that averages 24 times the O number of pages as in the beginning. O Square dancing has grown from a folk ❑ activity based on fun and wholesome recreation ❑ to a movement involving over 30 million O people. Square dancing today is world wide. O It has changed and it will continue to change. Publisher and Editor Some of the changes we predict include the ARVID OLSON O • following. Bigger and better facilities such as • our Square Dance Center. Within five years there will be Centers in many metropolitan O areas where square dancers can get together to 0 enjoy their hobby. THE Calling and teaching will reach a profes- • sional status. The trend is in this direction. O Years ago, it was hard to find a good caller. O Today virtually every city and town has at O least one professional or semi-professional EDITOR'S O caller. Callers spend more time and money im- ❑ proving their abilities. They attend callers O colleges, subscribe to as much material as they O can find, and invest in better sound equip- • ment. PAGE O The level of dancing will continue to be- • come higher. As the abilities of callers grow, O the level of dancing will improve, become O smoother, and offer more of a challenge to ❑ all dancers. This is not to say that easy dancing will disappear. One night stands, fun level O clubs, and easy dances will make more of an O impact on the entire movement than ever O before. O National media will give more coverage to O square dance events and happenings as report- O ers and editors become more aware of the O square dance movement. This, in turn, will O stimulate more publicity. ❑ But as these changes come about, square O dancing will continue to be a couple activity O that provides endless amounts of enjoyment ❑ for young and old. As the population increases, there will be more and more square dancers. O ❑ The activity will continue to grow and grow and grow. The fun and fellowship of square O dancing will insure that growth. 0 0 6

criminated toward none. Keep up the good work. As a matter of interest, . . . we are making history out this way. I just called the world's first symphony square dance. It was a smash hit. Brought several hundred non-square dancers on the floor at the close to A very enthusiastic thank you for show them how easy it was to learn. the square dance records which I lost I feel we did a tremendous lot of not a minute putting on the turntable. good. It is many years since I did any square Harold Bausch dancing. It is interesting to listen to Leigh, Nebr. these recordings and to some of the new figures which have been de- . . . As a caller and teacher of veloped. . . . square and round dancing, I use quite Winnif red Gill a bit of the material that is printed in New York, N. Y. SQUARE DANCE. One of our clubs workshops most of the figures each month. I am writing this letter to compli- . . . Keep up the good work. ment you on the good Willard Orlich Carl Miller is doing with the Workshop material Pasadena, Tex. and the straight forward answers to Callers' Questions in SQUARE DANCE Magazine. . . . Just a note to tell you I appreciate After 15 years of calling—about 13 your printing the article which I sub- of these professionally—I feel that I, mitted to SQUARE DANCE (May too, know what is good for square 1967). dancing. The fact that we have built I was happy to see it blend in with the largest area of square dancers in the theme of the issue, which also the state of Nebraska makes me feel featured the Chicago Area Callers that I am on the right track. Assn. Your answers invariably are in agree- Ed Jester ment with my thoughts. You have an Springfield, Ill. even more complicated job because you cover the entire country.... We have room for all levels and all Address: Mail Editor, SQUARE DANCE Magazine, 1622 N. Rand Rd., Arlington philosophies. Your answers have dis- Heights, 111. 60004.

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THE VILLAGE THAT SQUARE DANCING BUILT

BY BOB SLOAN Fontana Village, N. C.

ONTANA V ILL AG E, N. C._ community church as well as a Catholic Western style square dancing was Chapel. F the final touch in making Fontana Nearby is Fontana Dam, largest in Village Resort the complete vacation the Eastern United States and, at 480 package. It is the frosting on the cake towering feet, one of the tallest dams which extended the season at the Great in the world. The Dam is an inter- Smoky Mountains largest holiday re- national travel objective, with over one sort to 8 months instead of the usual million visitors annually. 4th of July through Labor Day, the In the mountain idiom, the sweet% "summer season" in a typical mountain ning" comes from one of the most tourist community. unique recreation programs to be The basic ingredients for the cake found in the United States. Facilities are a remote location surrounded by include several shuffleboard courts, a the awe-inspiring peaks of the Great huge recreation hall, tennis courts, Smoky Mountains of Western North miniature golf course, supervised child- Carolina; 300 housekeeping cottages; ren's playground, archery range, na- a 56 room mountain Lodge; a cafeteria ture trails, hiking trails (including a large enough to serve 800 diners per section of the famous Appalachian meal; and a shopping center complete Trail which passes through Fontana), with post office, barber and beauty a baseball diamond, boat dock, bad- shops, service station, drug store, gift minton and volley ball courts, a crafts shops, medical clinic, and a Protestant work center, riding stables, swimming pools, and a Par 3 Golf course, com- plete with putting greens. Yeast is provided in the person of Louis Calhoun, Director of Recreation, Two miles away from the center of Fontana a person with seeming inexhaustible Village, Fontana Dam majestically rises 480 feet energy. He has a deserved reputation above the river floor, large enough to make sur- rounding peaks seem comparatively smaller. The as one of the best western style square building at the foot of the dam, housing the gen- dance callers in the nation. Lesser erators, is equivalent in height to an eight story known is the fact that Calhoun is re- building. This is one of many points of interest for visitors to Fontana's square dance festivals. cognized as tops in his field of recrea- 9 tion, with a master's degree from the (Sept. 2-10) and Rebel Roundup University of Tennessee. (Oct. 15-22). His Fontana recreation staff, num- Added this year is Accent on Rounds, bering more than 25 persons, includes a festival featuring round dancing four hostesses, a naturalist/botanist, in- with square dancing included in the structors and co-workers who keep sep- evening sessions. The first Accent on arate recreation programs going simul- Rounds was held May 28-June 4, and taneously for adults, teen-agers, and was so successful, it will be repeated children. Sept. 10-17. Using such a formula, the success Each festival has its own staff, and Fontana enjoys as the largest resort its own loyal dancers, and eight weeks in the Great Smoky Mountains, is not a year the resort's Recreation Hall re- surprising. sounds to the music of the Fontana Always on the look-out for addition- Ramblers, who provide live music for al activities to add to the recreation the evening festival dances, and the program, in 1953 the Village began a laughter and excitement of a hall full unique concept in western-style festi- of happy people. val dancing, bringing callers and dan- Although not comparable in size to cers from various sections of the the larger big-city festival, Fontana Vil- country to swap ideas and compare lage Resort is uniquely, the "square choreography. dance capital of the Great Smoky Held twice a year, Swap Shop, the Mountains." resorts first established festival, will For a free color brochure and de- be held for the 29th consecutive time tailed information on Fontana's family for a full eight days beginning Sept. of square dance festivals, write Louis 30, ending Oct. 8th. The two other fall Calhoun at Fontana Village, N. C. square dance festivals are Fun Fest 28733. ❑ During an 8 day f estival there's plenty of time to slip away from the dancing long enough for a horseback ride over scenic trails in the Nantahala National Forest. The resort has riding stable with 45 mountain trained horses.

Fontana Lake stretches 34 miles from the Dam into the wilder- ness areas of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Nantahala National Forest. The northern shore is the southern boundary of the Park, which ik visited by more than five millinn persons annually.

The Olympic size Fontana Swimming Pool has a beautiful setting, surrounded by the tower- ing peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains of western North Car- olina. A separate wading pool for the youngsters is shown in the foreground. STIR THE BUCKET

by Stan Burdick "Home you go and when you're there HOW TO KEEP THE "BUCKET" Stir the bucket for the next old square." STIRRED

How long since you've heard this 1. Keep the "fun" element the key time-honored ending to a dance se- focus in square dancing. It's con- quence? In most of our "western" par- tagious. It's a "people-back" guar- lance it is on the wane or vanished, antee. and I'm not here on a soap box to 2. Keep yourself knowledgeable. Re- mourn its passing—rather, I simply sources are unlimited today. Bor- would like to extol the virtues of the row from a new source. Related deep-bottomed soul and philosophy of fields are "ripe". the phrase. 3. Listen! Keep an open mind and You'll remember that to "stir the closed mouth as you hear the opin- bucket" was to move, as couples, one ions of others. Progress, like square quarter to the right of the set. That dancing, is a collective endeavor. made head couples "sides" and side 4. Keep an attitude of enthusiasm as couples "heads" for the next dance. you test innovations. You may not Physically, it mixed and remixed the be able to move a mountain, but you dancers regularly through the evening can often climb it. to keep them on their toes. It pre- 5. Check every angle of the "square". vented static situations. It challenged How do these aspects check out in folks to move, mix and remember. your group? Hospitality? Fast mov- Nobody's going to choke up when I ing program? Variety? Surprises? propose that we chuck the "bucket." Friendship? Involvement? Contin- sans ceremony. But let's retain the uity? solid horse sense that brought the ex- 6. Be curious to "discover" and ser- pression into the square dance langu- ious to apply your discoveries. age. Let's make a constant habit of 7. Popularize the positive. Nourish it. moving, mix in g, renewing and re- Renegotiate the negative. Minimize thinking our position. We can become it. static quicker than a gnat can box a 8. Don't be so narrow as to sneer at flea. the traditional or fear the molt My "stir the bucket" revival tips modern. Search for a balance. (eight of 'em) are few and simple, but I hope they can provide refreshment I reckon that's enough cool water to our hobby like a cool drink of water to revive the most passive of bucket pulled from the depths of an old stone bouncers. So if it's time to scrape off well. They are admittedly general, but the moss and give the bucket a turn that makes them flexible enough to or two, go to it, bucketeers! And by cover some wide terrain. For instance, George (he was the first to make a apply them in your club, to you as a stir in his square) we can form the dancer, to you as a caller, to your S.P.B.S. (Society for the Preservation dancers federation, and to your callers of Bucket Stirrers) if you'd like to association. Like love, taxes, a n d really splash it up. Or, if you'd pre- motherhood, they're not highly debat- fer to "bucket" alone, I've given you able, but they may be timely. enough rope! 13

SWING YOUR PARTNER by Herbert E. Smith

Do-sa-do and away we twirl Gals go left, gents to the right, Al-a-mande left and swing that girl .. . Don't tromp heavy, keep it light ... Once, in those dear dead days be- They laughed when I turned out yond recall, those wonderful yester- for the Beginners Square Dance here years when a man could get a foaming at the Golden Years Trailer Park. schooner of Milwaukee milk and also It was The Missus who finally made make a phone call for a nickel, my me make the break. "Look, Buster, the Mom lugged me down to P. S. 3 and, girls are beginning to think you're over my wailing protest, enrolled me anti-social. 'Smatter, don't you want in the nearly all-girl kindergarten there. to take part in any of our park's so- It was akin to that horrible moment cial activities?" when, that Tuesday night, my Redhead I'm a peace-loving man, myself, more herded me down to the big Rec Hall than twenty years more or less happily and had me sign for the beginners' married to the redhead honey whose class. books I used to carry home for her I discovered I wasn't the only re- from West End High. luctant male shanghaied off the shuffle- So I volunteered to go down to the board court and away from the poker Rec Hall the following Tuesday night. and pinochle sessions. Most of my for- Yeah, I "volunteered" as I had in re- mer boon stag chums were there, too, sponse to The Uncle's greetings from signing up for the class under the my local Draft Board, back in '42. shepherding of their shotgun spouses. 15 That first night, by good fortune, coming loose and threatening me with wasn't so hard to take. It was just the indecent exposure (P. S.—It did!) preliminaries—being introduced to the Gents to the center and make a big star pro caller and his recordings, and meet- Sashay around and there you are ... ing our primary instructor, a comely Good thing I had a tough old Regu- lass from "Outside" (i.e., the civilian lar Army drill instructor, in Basic at community across the highway, where Ford Ord. At least I did know my folks lived in fixed homes rather than left foot from my right, that first wheeled mobile structures). Tuesday night lesson. Turned out this cute little blonde Another thing on the asset side of the who was to be the primary coach for ledger—turned out this Blondie ex- our male awkward squad was a former Wac wasn't such a tough Teach after sarge in the Women's Army Corps. all. She smelled nice, and held me— And right off the bat, like a drill and my brother old fogeys—close and sergeant would, Blondie issued an or- tight. But that was her downfall, the der. We were to obtain a Uniform of cue for her exit from the Rec Hall the Day. scene. Seems our respective wives didn't So, bright and early the following go for Teach's clutch embraces. The Saturday morning, my Red hauls me ladies of the Dips and Does Square down to the local western store for Dance Club and the Park Literary So- fittings. I was fit to be tied. ciety and Canasta Co-Eds held an Item: one (1) belt. This is what to emergency session and voted Blondie a horse is a cinched surcingle is to a off the waxed floor. man a tight sashed bellyband; a wide In her lovely place as class instructor leather belt. My Red, aided and abet- we drew Two Ton Thelma, the pot- ted by the saleswoman, liked to die luck chowhound who was always about laughing when I tried to fight this re- to go on a crash diet and shed down straining belt off. In vain I pleaded to 200. The way Thelma flung us men to keep my belt, or at least settle for about shouldn't happen to a yearling a pair of suspenders. No dice. steer in a Cheyenne roundup. Item: a pair of tight, elevator-heeled So here I am, getting my weekly cowboy boots. Boots, for me, a city lumps down there at the Rec Hall; a slicker born and dragged up on the sore, aching near-Senior Citizen striv- sidewalks of New York! The conniving ing to be socially accepted in a square saleswoman, order pad well in hand, dance set. All to keep peace in the fam- assured me I'd find that footwear com- ily and stay clear of my Red's con- fortable in time. She didn't say in how finement sentence to the doghouse. long a time; I'm still paring corns I guess I'm making a bit of slight and bunions. progress, at that. Only the other night, Item: a loud yellow shirt which for instance, my ever-lovin' shoots could be the traffic-halting admira- another fast curve at me. tion in any city. My Red and her sis- "You know something, Bu s ter? ter conspirator made with loud squeals You're doing so well in your square of delight, at first sight of this mon- dance lessons I've got an idea. Couple strosity. With like echoes of squealing of months from now, we're going to joy at the chartreuse-orchid purple take up round dancing." polka-dotted scarf which, to my hor- See what I mean, fellas? You can't ror, turned out to be the companion win, in any debate with The Little piece to the terrible shirt. Woman. Item: a pair of tight—skin tight!— Split your corner, and then go home, pants, complete with a zipper which Bow to your honey, ain't she a poem? something told me would be forever 0 16 SPECIAL REPORT Louisville in 1970 was announced as a future Convention site as 9,729 including dancers from 44 states, Can- ada, and several foreign countries at- tended the 16th National Square Dance Convention in Philadelphia. Even though the Pennsylvania area does not include the masses of dancers to make a record-breaking attendance, Phila- delphia had the second "most national" with 50 or more dancers from 25 states, this being exceeded only by Miami Beach with 27 states. Future Convention dates are: Omaha, June 20, 21, and 22, 1968; Seattle, June 26, 27, and 28, 1969, and Louis- ville, June 25, 26, and 27, 1970. The 9,729 at Philadelphia included 2,225 from Pennsylvania, and 7,122 Louisville Awarded from the other states and foreign countries. Other high states include: New Jersey, 1113; New York, 746; 1970 Convention Michigan, 730; Ohio, 617; and Indiana, 594. In addition to the 50 or more dancers from 25 states, there were 25 or more dancers from 31 states. As 9,729 Attend Future General Chairmen include: 1968, Ruby and George Dreier, 4401 Woolworth, O m a h a, Neb.; 1969, 16th National Marge and Harry MacGregor, 2333 N. 149, Seattle, Wash., and 1970, Marita and Roy Davis, 3320 Cornelia Dr., In Philadelphia Louisville, Ky. Gordon Pierce, 621 South Sheridan, Fergus F a 11 s, Minn., was elected Chairman of the 1967-8 National Ex- ecutive Committee, with Floyd Lively, Indianapolis, Ind., Vice-c h a i r m a n; Norm Holloway, Long Beach, Calif., Secretary, and Roy Long, Dallas, Tex., Treasurer. Howard Thornton, 2936 Bella Vista, Midwest City, Okla., will serve as Director of Information. The committee will hold its Mid-Winter Pre-Convention meeting in Omaha. A complete breakdown of all Con- vention attendance figures as well as "Bid Procedures" and "Statement of Policies for Holding a Convention" are available without charge from mem- bers of the National Executive Com- mittee. ❑ 17 WHAT'S BEING

Round Dance reports from around DANCE TEACHERS ASSOCIA- the country indicate that the most TION— Darling Waltz, So Softly, popular rounds during the summer Softly, Take Me, Dream Two-Step months—those being danced in the most areas by the most people—are NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ROUND as follows. Ballin' the Jack (Grenn DANCE TEACHERS ASSOCIA- 14093), Lara (Hi Hat 835), Tango TION—Mardi Gras Waltz Mannita (Grenn 14078), Road Run- ner Two-Step (Hi Hat 836), and In TOLEDO AREA SQUARE DANCE the Arms of Love (Decca 32034). CALLERS ASSOCIATION—Silver Also in the top ten are: Silver Dol- Dollar lar (Hi Hat 833), Mexi c a li Rose (Grenn 14088), Pennsylvania Polka FLORIDA ROUND DANCE COUN- (Windsor 4719), Darling (Hi Hat CIL—Fence Me Not, Sweet Georgia 837), and Spaghetti Rag (Hi Hat 831). Brown Grenn and Hi Hat labels are well rep- resented in this listing. Following are INDIANA ROUND DANCE COUN- rounds of the month selections for re- CIL—Ballin' the Jack cent months in several areas. MID-AMERICA ROUND DANCE NEW ORLEANS—Dream Two-Step TEACHERS ASSOCIATION—Tan- go D' Amor, Too Much Love, Dar- CHICAGOLAND ROUND DANCE lin' Cha Cha LEADERS SOCIETY —Dar ling Waltz and Mardi Gras Waltz When your organization selects its round of the month, drop us a post- WASHINGTON—Dancing Shadows card and let us know what it is. It'll be published in a future issue of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROUND SQUARE DANCE. ❑

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Here is an exciting new concept in recreational facilities . . . a modern square dance center . . . designed and built exclusively for square dancing. Imagine, a beautiful building perfect in every detail to help you enjoy your dancing more. A dance hall that has perfect acoustics so you can hear anywhere in the hall while dancing. A 5,000 square foot dance floor of hardwood that is mounted on rubber for ease on the feet. Tastefully decorated throughout with special decorations on festive occasions. Air conditioned for year around comfort. Free parking. Room for many, many cars in two private parking lots (overflow parking lot located directly across the street). Then there is a square dance store that's out of this world. You'll want to browse for hours on end. Here under one roof is everything a square dancer could want to have a wonderful time. Here is a place where there's round or square dancing practically every night of the week. PROGRAM MONDAYS - SQUARE DANCE AND WORKSHOP This is an evening devoted to people who have finished their lessons and who want to know more about the newer basics. You'll dance and have fun while you learn under the capable calling and instructing of top Chicago area callers.

TUESDAYS - BEGINNERS' SQUARE DANCE CLASS We invite you to join our new class. This is a 16 week course designed to teach square dance basics, styling, and philosophy. Arvid Olson is the caller and in- structor. Within minutes you'll be dancing, enjoying the fun and fellowship of square dancing, and meeting new people.

WEDNESDAYS - ROUND DANCE CLUB Here's an evening devoted to people who have mastered the basics of round dancing. You'll learn the Rounds of the Month and national favorites under the masterful teaching of the finest round dance leaders available.

THURSDAYS - ROUND DANCE CLASS Round dance basics and easy rounds are the order of the day every Thursday. Round dancing is an important part of the square dance movement and this is an opportunity to learn how to round dance.

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AL "TEX" BOB AUGUSTIN STAN BURDICK BROWNLEE JIM BROWER LOUIS CALHOUN New Orleans, La. Sandusky, Ohio Odessa, Tex. Texarkana, Tex. Fontana Dam, N. C.

ARVID OLSON DAVE TAYLOR Arlington Heights, VAUGHN PARRISH Grosse Pointe BERT RIETZ LENNY ROOS Boulder, Colo. Farms, Mich. Brown Deer, Wis. Lake Zurich, Ill. FRIDAYS - MEMBERSHIP CLUBS Dance Friday evenings to four of the world's greatest callers—Louis Calhoun, Max Forsyth, Melton Luttrell, Dave Taylor, and their guests. Memberships to these four clubs are limited.

SATURDAYS - PALATINE SQUARES and CENTER SQUARES CLUBS Dance to top callers in the nation on Saturday evenings. Reserve tickets early for these dances. These "name" callers (see schedule) are big attractions, and tickets are sold only to capacity for comfortable dancing. Ask about money-saving memberships.

SUNDAYS - SPECIAL EVENTS On many Sunday afternoons and evenings, special dances and festivals are featured at Square Dance Center (see schedule). Many of these are ticket dances, so order your tickets early.

THIS IS SQUARE DANCE CENTER Qualified dancers are welcome to attend any dance, any night. Please feel free to bring your non-square dancer friends. They will enjoy watching. All dances and classes are for adults. Tape recorders are not permitted. Square dance dress and proper square dance etiquette are required. Please call for time and price in- formation. Schedule is subject to unavoidable changes.

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JOHN HENDRON DICK ENDERLE MARSHALL FLIPPO MAX FORSYTH Framingham Center, MELTON LUTTRELL Kansas City, Mo. Abilene, Tex. Indianapolis, Ind. Mess. Fort Worth, Tex.

WALLY SCHULTZ JIM SMITH JIM STEWART KENNY WANDT BOB WICKERS Janesville, Wis. LaGrange, Ill. Des Plaines, III. Bettendorf, Ia. Manchester, Mo. SATURDAY NIGHTS AT SQUARE DANCE CENTER

SEPTEMBER 1967 NOVEMBER 1967 September 2, 1967 November 4, 1967 JIM BROWER BOB AUGUSTIN September 9, 1967 November 11, 1967 KENNY WANDT BERT RIETZ September 16, 1967 November 18, 1967 STAN BURDICK JIM SMITH September 23, 1967 November 25, 1967 JIM STEWART JIM STEWART September 30, 1967 AL "TEX"' BROWNLEE DECEMBER 1967 December 2, 1967 OCTOBER 1967 DICK ENDERLE October 7, 1967 December 9, 1967 BOB WICKERS JIM STEWART October 14, 1967 December 16, 1967 VAUGHN PARRISH LOUIS CALHOUN October 21, 1967 December 23, 1967 MELTON LUTTRELL JIM STEWART October 28, 1967 December 30, 1967 JIM STEWART MAX FORSYTH

All Saturday dances are from 8:30-11:30 p.m. The round dances of the month are taught from 8-8:30 p.m. by top round dance leaders.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Sunday, October 8 Sunday, November 12 Knotheads of Illinois MARSHALL FLIPPO present tickets required JOHN HENDRON two dances—tickets required Sunday, December 3, 1967 Sing-A-Long MAX FORSYTH and WALLY SCHULTZ Saturday, October 21 Chicago Metro Assn. Sunday, December 31 SLEEP SKIPPERS DANCE Palatine Squares 12:30-3:30 NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY several callers tickets required

Please call for additional information about all SPECIAL EVENTS. 0000000000WORKSHOP DODO EDITED BY WILLARD ORLICH

ious in order to get them in "the fold" CHOREOGRAPHY to swell your personal gains only? Did you let them have fun at the beginning Five years! A short time for most stage (the easy level) ? At the inter- people, a long time for others. It's a mediate stage by insisting they dance complete square dance lifetime for to other voices besides your own? For many people in our recreational activ- those that want to go on to explora- ity. It has been a responsibility period tory type dancing, do you forbid or for your Editor in this Workshop. condone? Every month there has been a chance Do you encourage your dancers to to explore new ideas, to pursue the experience all that square dancing has older ones, to hear and answer nation- to offer away from home—square al square dance choreography thinking. dance vacations, state festivals, national It has been an exciting period in conventions, and P.T.A. or church de- which the fold and the centers-in monstrations? How about the assump- thoughts progressed into the Spin tion of responsibility like club officers, Chain Thru variations. program committees for local festi- Any idea of what was tried and vals, and party night chairmen? There what seems to be staying with us? is so much to offer each dancer but About 10%, some 14/15 of the new you must make him aware of it first. ideas have seemingly stuck with us out He'll stay with the activity longer and of some 140/150 tried and explored encourage others to do so too. or reviewed movements. The square d a n c e choreography Too much new material killing off trend today seems to be toward com- the square dancers? Not in the long bination movements. W i t n e s s how run analysis. Perhaps bad presentation, many ideas during the past several teaching or even judgement on the years have made two people do some- part of the caller might have—you thing while two others did something should analyze this possibility. Since else; for example, Load the Boat, Spin callers seem to hang around the activ- the Wheel, and Cross and Change. This ity longer than the dancers, perhaps type of combination differs from the it's the callers who need better training. combining of terms (separate move- This in turn is passed on to the dancers. ments) into ones like Star Twirl, and Callers and teachers—have you in- Swing Star Thru. sisted that each dancer you taught be It seems that the movement com- exposed to all the facets of square fun? binations most popular and which Or have you taught them fast and fur- might possibly stay in the picture 25 longer are those in v! 1 one couple pect to make the other 80% do what I executes a known pattern while the want to dance. There is a time and others do the next command; for ex- place for me, for the beginner, for ample: Substitute and, Wheel and, everyone. Clover and. Possible forerunners to As water seeks its level, so do danc- these current thoughts can be traced to ers. This still doesn't give anyone the "square thru, heads go three, sides go right to condemn the other guy—only four" or even to split square thru to show good taste in compatibility to when the inactives get into the action the situation. So you don't like choco- with the second hand movement. The late ice cream. Eat it or leave it alone grand daddy of course started with —perhaps the majority in attendance ideas using "those who can" do some- do like it. thing followed by the command to the If you're immature to life, then others or to everybody. you'll go home complaining of the "deal" you got. But don't worry, the next year will find new guests taking CALLERS' your place and you can have the old house all to yourself, with perhaps a few of your hard-headed friends who QUESTIONS will also soon find dissension in the NATIONAL QUESTIONS—Callers situation and give up. So live and let and Dancers:—"Why do some callers live. insist on using only the 'latest' new ba- EM A N U E L DUMING, Jackson, sics in their program and keep the floor Miss.: "I particularly enjoy the Chor- standing while perhaps two sets in eography and Basic Breakdown sections front of them rat-race through the gy- in SQUARE DANCE Magazine—it rations? Why do some dancers insist has influenced many callers to think in upon only 'dive thru, pass thru' type of terms of calling coordinated smooth square dancing and continually knock dances at a relaxed pace." those of us who want to call and dance Thank you for the kind words. The challenge material?" fact that these thoughts are coming In the course of conducting callers' through at least in some cases is very college sessions in square dance chor- gratifying to your Editor as a dancer. eography, your Editor has tried to pass Depending upon the article written and on to those in attendance an attitude the receptive mood of the reader at which he sincerely believes in himself. the time, the writer finds himself one An excerpt from these discussions is time being accused as being "too pro- as follows and applies to both callers gressive" (an ole Buster) and the next and dancers. time as one who is against all new Be ethical. Live and let live! Be mod- ideas. The hope has been to fall some- erate in your thinking as well as in where in between for the good of all your eating and drinking. Listen to square dancing in general, everywhere. others. You may not learn what to do but rather what not to do. There is a place in our hobby for everyone but BASIC not at the expense of others. Rather let a niche be held for them in the BREAKDOWN percentage of importance they are to the entire square dance picture. SLIDE THRU Personally, I'm an "ole Buster" at by Harlan Moody, Elmwood, Ill. heart and like to dance rather than just (1965) make movements. But I still don't ex- From two couples facing, on call to 26 SLIDE THRU, dancers pass thru, man BODY cross trail to a left alle- turns 1/4 right face and ladies 1/4 left mande . . . face. Men and ladies ALWAYS hold sex identity when making the 1/4 turn. Head ladies chain y4 around Boy facing boy and doing a slide thru Side gents turn them would find each made a 1/4 right face Line up three, forward six and back, turn to end up facing in opposite direc- SLIDE THRU tions. A similar ending would result if Those who can star thru, others Dixie two ladies facing do a slide thru (1/4 chain left face turns). Lady go left, gent go right It is true that normal facing couples Behind the sides star thru on call to slide thru would equal a Double pass thru, U turn back star thru without hands but here the Centers box the gnat, and change hands similarity ends. Slide thru basically is Left allemande . . . not equal to a star thru, only during the above conditions with a boy facing Head couples SLIDE THRU a girl. Box the gnat and pull by SLIDE THRU and all eight circulate, TEACHING EXAMPLES CENTERS TWICE by Will Orlich Pass thru, wheel and deal go two by Head couples promenade half way two round Center couples box the gnat and pull Into the middle and SLIDE THRU, by pass thru SLIDE THRU and all eight circulate, Split the outside two, around one CENTERS TWICE Into the middle and SLIDE THRU Pass thru, wheel and deal go two by Square thru 3/4 around to the corner, two left allemande . . . Substitute and box the gnat G:and right and left . . . Side couples SLIDE THRU, pass thru SLIDE THRU, pass thru, bend the line SLIDE THRU, centers split the out- FIGURES AND sides round one Into the middle, cross trail thru to a BREAKS left allemande . . . TANDEM CHAIN All four couples half sashay by Robert Keefe, Jacksonville, Fla. Heads to the middle and back away Left allemande, forward three in a tan- Heads SLIDE THRU, insides arch, dive dem chain thru Go right, left, right, turn half SLIDE THRU, separate around one to Girls star left to opposite gent, turn a line half Forward eight and back, star thru Men star left to opposite lady by right Centers SLIDE THRU and star thru Go full around, forward two, left and Square thru 3/4 around to a left alle- right mande . . . Box the gnat pull by, left alle- mande All four ladies chain across and at the Right and left grand . . . heads Star thru, U turn back, SLIDE THRU, FIGURES U turn back by Jim Gammalo, Olmsted Falls, Ohio Those who can star thru, EVERY- Head men face corners, box the gnat 27 Square your sets like that four Four girls square thru Pass thru, wheel and deal With the boys square thru 3/4 Turn thru, Left turn thru, turn thru Girls in the center left square thru Peel off, pass thru Boys clover and star thru Wheel and deal, turn thru Promenade Left turn thru, turn thru One and three wheel around Centers out, wheel and deal Star thru, left allemande . . . Substitute, square thru % Left allemande . . Head men face corners, box the gnat Square your sets like that Head gents face your corner Four boys square thru Box the gnat, square your sets With the girls square thru 3/4 All four men forward and back Boys in the center, left square thru Square thru four hands Girls clover and slide thru Turn thru, square thru 3/4 Bend the line Centers in, round off Slide thru, left allemande ... Turn thru, left turn thru, turn thru Peel off, pass thru FIGURES Wheel and deal by George Jowdy, North Ridgeville, Centers box the gnat Ohio Right and left thru Pass thru, left allemande . . . TURN THRU LIKE A DIXIE DAISY Heads lead right, circle four FIGURES Head gents break and line up four by Hal Nichols, Rosemead, Calif. Pass thru wheel and deal FOLLOW 'ER NUMBER ONE Turn thru, left turn thru, turn thru Sides right and left thru Centers in, cast off 3/4 Heads pass thru Pass thru wheel and deal Separate, around one, down the middle Turn thru, left turn thru, turn thru Pass thru, men turn back and follow Centers in, cast off 3/4 your girl Pass thru wheel and deal To the right, around one Turn thru, left turn thru, turn thru Down the middle, two ladies chain Centers in, cast off 3/4 Put her in the lead for a Dixie style Star thru, square thru 3/4 around to an ocean wave Left allemande . Step thru, allemande left . . .

TURN THRU AND ROUND OFF FOLLOW 'ER NUMBER TWO FIGURES Heads pass thru, separate, around one Heads lead right, circle four Down the middle, pass thru Head gents break, line up four Men turn back and follow your girl Pass thru, wheel and deal To the right, around one Turn thru, left turn thru, turn thru Down the middle, Dixie style to an Centers in, cast off 3/4 ocean wave Pass thru, round off Step thru, circle four Double pass thru Head gents break to a line First couple left, next couple right Forward and back, right and left thru Box the gnat, right and left thru Cross trail thru to a left allemande ... Cross trail thru, left allemande . . . FLYING HIGH Heads forward and back by John Savage Pass thru, separate around one, line up One and three right and left thru 28 1/2 square thru, box the gnat, change back girls Swing thru to a grand right and left ... Left square thru, center four left square thru five hands MIXED HASH Outside two California twirl Two and four right and left thru Box the gnat, change girls Same ladies chain Left square thru, center four left Heads square thru four hands square thru five hands Swing thru Outside two California twirl Boys trade, curlique Box the gnat, change hands Swing thru Allemande left . . . Spin chain thru, ends circulate Split circulate to a grand right and FIGURES left . . . by Lee Kopman, Wantagh, N. Y. Heads square thru four hands BARGE THRU FIGURES Curlique All promenade Spin chain thru, ends circulate Heads back track, barge thru Curlique Pass thru, circulate Spin chain thru, ends circulate Slide thru, substitute (back over two) Right and left thru Bend the line, left allemande . . . Cross trail thru, U turn back Left allemande . . . Head ladies chain right Heads right and circle to a line of four Head ladies chain right Barge thru, swing thru Heads only half sashay All eight circulate to a Heads right and circle four Right and left grand . . . Pass thru, wheel and deal Double pass thru Side ladies chain Cloverleaf to a left allemande . . Heads star thru, pass thru Swing thru Side ladies chain Spin chain thru, ends circulate Heads half sashay Ends run Heads right and circle four Four couples circulate Pass thru, wheel and deal Bend the line Substitute Barge thru Double pass thru Square thru 3/4 to a left allemande Cloverleaf to a grand right and left .

Heads pass thru around one to a line SWING AND RUN FIGURES Barge thru, Pass thru by Bob Baxyer Centers square thru three quarters One and three out to the right, circle Others turn back four Give left to corner, pull by Head gents break, line up four Grand right and left . . . Slide thru, swing thru Swing by the right hand half, girls run ALAMO FIGURE Couples circulate, wheel and deal Allemande left in alamo style Swing thru, swing by the right hand Swing thru half Boys run left around one, girls turn Boys run, couples circulate, wheel and back deal Left swing thru Everybody roll away half sashay and Boys run right around one, girls turn turn back 29 Allemande left . . Wheel and deal, centers pass thru Box the gnat, don't just stand One and three square thru four hands Change hands, left allemande . . . Do-sa-do, swing by the right hand half Boys run, bend the line, slide thru Heads swing star thru, circle four Right and left thru Head gents break, line up four Allemande left . . . Right and left thru, turn you do Cross trail thru, corner swing, prom- One and three square thru four hands enade Right and left thru, dive thru Heads wheel around, slide thru, swing Do-sa-do, swing by the right hand half thru Centers run, bend the line, slide thru Girls circulate, star thru Pass thru, allemande left . . . Wheel and deal, centers star thru All eight roll away, left allemande . . . One and three out to the right Circle four, head gents break Heads star thru, pass thru Line up four, slide thru, do-sa-do Right and left thru, turn you do Swing by the right hand half, centers Slide thru, pass thru, bend the line run Slide thru, swing thru Bend the line, cross trail thru Girls trade, girls run Allemande left . . . Cast off 3/4, have some fun Star thru, centers square thru 3/4 Head ladies chain Centers in, cast off 3/4, star thru One and three square thru four hands Centers pass thru, turn back, turn thru Do-sa-do, swing by the right hand half Left allemande . . . Centers run, wheel and deal Slide thru, cross trail thru CIRCLE FIGURES Allemande left . . . by Will Orlich Heads lead to the right and circle half FIGURES Inside arch, dive thru by Fred Christopher, St. Petersburg, Slide thru and circle half Fla. Heads lead to the right, left allemande Head ladies chain you do Two and four go right and left thru Heads lead to the right and circle, go Allemande left, allemande thar full around Go forward two, make a star Heads split those two around one and Slip the clutch, left allemande line up four Come back one and promenade, don't Pass thru, bend the line stop Circle four, go full around, California Heads wheel around, star thru twirl Right and left thru, turn your Sue Centers, circle four, full around and Star thru, swap around, bend the line 1/4 more Swap around, bend the line, star thru California twirl Just the centers California twirl Outsides divide and star thru Same two swap, left allemande ... Cloverleaf go two by two Substitute, pass thru to a left alle- Head two couples 1/2 sashay mande . . . Swing thru while you're that way Slide thru, spin the top, without a stop Heads lead right and circle 3/4 around Step thru, separate around one, line Pass thru and bend the line up four Circle four, go 3/4 around, U turn back Go up and back then swing thru, step Centers circle 3/4 around, California thru twirl 30 Centers in, cast off 3/4 around Equals a right and left thru: Pass thru and bend the line Head couples swing thru, Centers Circle four, go 3/4 around RUN THE TOP California twirl you're facing out Ends trade, bend the line, cross trail Wheel and deal, centers pass thru to thru, left allemande . . . a left allemande . . Head couples half sashay and swing thru, Ends RUN THE TOP Centers trade, cast off 3/4 around, NEW IDEAS Cross trail thru, left allemande ... Zero movement: Heads right and left thru RUN THE TOP Heads swing thru, Ends RUN THE by Jerry Salisbury, Massapequa Park, TOP N.Y. Centers trade, cast off 3/4 around, On call ENDS RUN THE TOP Box the gnat (from ocean wave), the ends run. New Cross trail thru to a 1 eft alle- centers join inside forearms to move mande ... forward 3/4 in facing direction (like spin the top) while new ends move up Equals a star thru: 1/4 position. Movement ends into a Head couples swing thru, Centers two-faced line. If started from a two- RUN THE TOP, wheel and deal faced line, movement ends in an ocean Square thru 3/4 around, left alle. wave. CENTERS RUN THE TOP use mande . . . same procedure. All Four Run the Top Head couples right and left thru and would be a normal spin the top. 1/4 more, centers trade Centers RUN THE TOP, slide thru AUTHOR'S EXAMPLES OF Partners trade, left allemande EQUIVALENTS Equals full square thru: Equals Lead to the right: Head couples swing thru, Centers Head couples swing thru, Centers RUN THE TOP RUN THE TOP Ends RUN THE TOP, star thru, Wheel and deal and a 14 more, Cen- left allemande . . . ters RUN THE TOP Head couples spin the top, Centers Step thru, circle four with the out- RUN THE TOP side two Ends RUN THE TOP, turn thru, left Head gents break, lines of four go allemande . . . forward and back Swing thru, centers RUN THE TOP, Equals a half square thru: wheel and deal Head couples swing thru, Ends RUN Square thru 3/4 around, left alle- THE TOP mande . . . Centers RUN THE TOP, slide thru, right and left thru Dive thru, pass thru, left alle- mande . . . 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Johnny Hazdulick DO YOU EVER THINK OF ME— is also a new recording artist and to MacGregor 2017 the best of our knowledge has never Caller: Bill Lockridge recorded before. He does a great job Ted Wegener writes the dance and of calling on this record. Bill Lockridge calls it. This is a fine Break: Join hands, circle, walk dance and the music by Frankie Mes- around corner, partner swing, gents sina is unusually good. We all give star left one time around, do-sa-do MacGregor and Frankie Messina credit partner and weave the ring, swing for producing great music. This re- partner and promenade. cording proves the point. We do not Figure: Heads square thru four believe that Bill Lockridge has re- hands, swing thru and box the gnat, corded before so this is his first at- right and left thru, slide thru, two tempt and the broom has swept very ladies chain, left allemande, do-sa-do clean. partner, corner swing and promenade. Break: Join hands, circle left, alle- mande left, allemande thar, shoot the NO TEARS MILADY—Hi Hat 349 star full around, pull corner lady by, Caller: Ernie Kinney left allemande, swing and promenade. A square dance with more bounce Figure: One and three square thru to the ounce, ably called by Ernie Kin- four hands, then do-sa-do, eight chain ney. three, then go left allemande, come Break: Four ladies chain across, join back one and swing, left allemande, hands, circle left, roll away, circle left, grand right and left and promenade. roll away and weave the ring, do-sa-do partner, left allemande and promen- BE HAPPY—Top 25147 ade. Caller: Bill Dann Figure: One and three up and back A happy tune and a happy dance. and whirl away, separate, round one, We do not recall Bill Dann having in to the center, circle four, roll away, made a record prior to this one, so he right hand star, to the corner go, alle- has a real good start here with a great mande corner, do-sa-do, swing corner record. and promenade. Here is the break: Allemande left, come back and swing, join hands, circle DON'T SWEETHEART ME—Scope left, allemande corner and weave the 504 ring, do-sa-do partner, corner alle- Caller: Joe Lewis mande, come back and promenade. Jay Orem, the owner of Scope, has Figure: One and three up and back, gathered together some really great right and left thru, star thru, pass callers for his new label. Now he has thru and swing thru, up and back, all added Joe Lewis and this cat really eight circulate, swing thru, then a right sings 'em from off the top. This is a and left thru, corner allemande, do-sa- great record, great calling, great mu- do your own, corner swing, promenade. sic and fine choreography. These are 33 the ingredients that sell records so if do a right and left thru, square thru Scope can keep up with this type of 3/4, ladies lead Dixie style to an ocean recordings, they will have it made. wave, men trade and balance, girls Here is the break: Four ladies chain circulate and swing, left allemande the 3/4, heads right and left thru and turn corner and promenade the ring. her twice, go to the right, circle up four, make a line, up and back, pass NEW MOON—Windsor 4880 thru, left allemande, grand right and Caller: Wayne West left. The tune New Moon Over My Figure: Heads to the right and circle Shoulder is handled beautifully by both four, make a line, up and back, star caller and the band. This is one of those thru, right and left thru, double swing lovely old tunes that callers love to call thru, balance, square thru 3/4, corner and dancers love to dance. promenade. Here is the break: Join hands, circle left, left allemande go forward two, SHEBOYGAN—Hi Hat 350 turn back one and box the gnat, change Caller: Red Bates hands, make an allemande thar, slip the A real fine recording to a tune that clutch left allemande, grand right and is pleasant to dance to. Red Bates does left, meet your lady, do-sa-do and his usual fine job of calling this num- promenade. ber. The figure: One and three cross Here is the break: Four ladies chain, trail, you turn back, half square thru, star 'em back to a do-paso, allemande make an ocean wave, spin the top, an- thar, slip the clutch, left allemande, other ocean wave, all eight fold, do come back and do-sa-do, left allemande, a right and left thru, pass thru, wheel come back and promenade. and deal, center four pass thru, alle- mande left, pass your own, promenade Figure: One and three promen- the next. ade half way, lead ribht and circle to a line, forward eight and back, pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass thru, GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROAD- first couple left, next go right, star WAY—Scope 505 thru, pass thru, swing corner, left al- Caller: Frank Lane lemande come back and promenade. We can always depend on Frankie for an interesting dance, whether it is on record or during a personal appear- CHOCOLATE COATED WORDS— ance. Even if this tune has been done Windsor 4879 many times before, this record is a Caller: Chuck Raley must. This is one of Chuck Raley's better The break goes like this: Allemande efforts at recording. On this platter left, promenade partner, girls roll back Chuck keeps everyone moving most of one man, then the heads wheel around the time and this is what the dancers and do a right and left thru, star thru, like. Dancers just don't like to be in- inside arch and dive thru, pass thru, active 3/4 through the dance while they left allemande, come home and do-sa-do stand and watch the actives have fun. and promenade. Break: Join hands circle left, do-sa- Figure: Walk around corner, turn do corner, turn partner left, men star partner left, side ladies chain to the right once around, allemande corner, right, head two square thru half way weave the ring, do-sa-do your lady and face the sides, do-sa-do, make an and promenade her. ocean wave, boys circulate, girls trade, Figure: First and third to the right then a right and left thru, pass thru, and circle to a line, without a stop swing the next and promenade. 34 ROBINSON CRUSOE—Wagon Wheel CALLERS 305 DANCERS Caller: Beryl Main LOOK CLUBS Combine the magic of Wagon Wheel LEADERS label with the magic of Beryl Main and the results just has to spell H.I.T. BADGES THAT SAY "HELLO" Here is the break: Allemande left Any size—shape or design alamo style, balance in and out, swing thru, go forward two, swing thru again, turn thru, allemande corner, 50 colors to choose from. Can copy weave the ring, do-sa-do and promen- any badge or motif. Work out your own ade home. design. Send in sketch for free club The figure: Heads go forward and sample. back, square thru four hands, split those two and make a line, forward Also write for our new 284 goofy and back, box the gnat across, then a badge booklet at 70c ea. Just off the right and left thru, four girls star press, 208 badge booklet on fun quali- right once around, same man swing and fying badges. Qualifying badges std. promenade. 1.00, deluxe 1.25. Fast service--satis- faction guaranteed.

SWINGING ON THE OHIO—Top Also sound equipment—all makes 25152 and power sizes. New & used featuring Caller: Chip Henderson Bogen—Califone—Newcomb. Down the Ohio has been done a number of times on a number of labels, Mikes: Electro-Voice--N o r e I c o— so if you are not loaded down with Shure Bros.—"Sony" and Vega wireless square dances on this tune, here is a mikes. good one. The break: Allemande left, a right Concord-Roberts—"Sony" tape re- hand round your own, wrong way thar, corders. Recording tape: Audio & Sony spread the star way out wide, box the both reel & cartridge. gnat and pull by, allemande corner and weave the ring, do-sa-do partner and Other equipment: sound columns, monitors, mike & speaker stands, 7" promenade her home. green stock, deluxe record cases & floor The figure: Head couples promenade care, records, repair speakers in stock. half way, lead right and circle to a line, forward eight and back, do a right Evening and Sunday hours for and left thru, pass thru, on to the next, cross trail allemande the corner, do-sa- area buyers. do at home, take your corner and prom- Write for info on any badge or sound enade her home. needs. Over 10 years serving square

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BOB ROTTMANN Edward's Record Service, 11041 So. Tatman Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60655 P.O. Bo■ 194, Park Ridge, III. 60068. Beverly 3-5527 or 233-5527 35 At Your Dealer ROUND DANCES Flip Singing Call CONEY ISLAND BABY by DARLING WALTZ--Hi Hat 837 Lee McCormack Choreography by Delia and Merl Hi-Hat 351 Olds Hoedowns by Jack Carter A two times through waltz with BOIL THE CABBAGE adequate repeats to make "Darling" rate on the easier side. Choreography BLUE MOUNTAIN is smooth and well arranged. The mu- RAG sic is a plaintive German lullaby with Hi-Hat 613 a definite "Ump-pa-pa" beat. Z-Z-z-z-z. New Round Dances Hey, there! Wake up . . . it's waltz time, not bed time. Easy-intermediate. THE BREEZE AND I SUGARUMBA Hi-Hat 842 PEG LEG—Hi Hat 838 Choreography by Barbara and Phil Sterker A 32 measure two times through H I litH AT two-step to a Hi Hat special by Dick Cary's band. Peg Leg walks along at Dance Records a slow pace . . . no splinters. Vines, hitches, broken boxes and open scis- sors . . . no limps. Easy-intermediate. Your Munrautee of the finest

in JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES TAKE ME— Windsor 4725 Choreography by June and Ed Tem- ple Quality Since 1898 A fast moving two times through two-step using the "under the arches" figure. Repeats on both parts. Part B is a real "rocker", forward, back- ward and sideward with a few two- At Better Stores Everywhere steps in between. Music is fast and L. WilmarIb Co., East Prov., R. 1. F. peppy. Intermediate.

SQUARE L ANNOUNCES I FOUND YOU OUT SL-I25 by Gaylen Shull SHIEK—Scope 4 CUTIE Choreography by Norma and Wayne SL-124 by Dick Endorle Wylie CITY LIGHTS Two times through two-step to a SL-I23 by Dusty Randall good whistlin' musical score of "The Wonderful Music By Shiek of Araby". A fun-lovin' "Ahab, Square L Outlaws the Arab" puts his harem gals on their SQUARE L RECORD CO toes doing rolls, wraps, twisty vines. Although there are no figure repeats, 8512 La Jolla Ct. "The Shiek" provides "dance appeal" I 1 Ft. Worth 16, Tex. for all. Easy-intermediate. 36 MORE EASY SINGING CALLS

By STAN BURDICK

HE DANCE adaptations included that much more unnecessary memoriza- in this article have been designed tion. Rather, they should be encouraged T to use their flexibility and creativity. for use at one-night stands or square dance classes where the empha- sis is on fun or the painless practice of HELLO DOLLY about 20 of the most common square Record: Blue Star 1729 dance basics. Each dance has been tested (Circ, Do-sa, Men Star L, Sw Part, with dancers in the above categories. Prom Corn) Pitfalls of "busy" combinations that Circle left with Dolly, go all the way sometimes stop new dancers have been around now eliminated. Generally, a swing at the All around and when you get back end of each figure has been dropped to home again - allow slower dancers to catch up before Do-sa-do that Dolly, go back to back the figure is repeated. Callers can use by golly - their own judgment regarding the Boys, left hand star and turn it once swing. Some callers may also choose to around - rewrite the rhyming patter to suit in- Home and swing Dolly, swing and be dividual styles. jolly Each dance is printed in lines of Take that corner girl, promenade - - - eight beats. Dashes represent beats con- Prom-enade, fellas, y'gotta brand new taining no patter. For proper metering, maid, fellas emphasize the first syllable or word of Dolly's never goin' away again - - - each line, unless the second line is in bold-faced type. Lines in parentheses SUGARTIME after each title indicate the action of Record: MacGregor 8095 the dance for quick analysis. The se- (Hd L Ch, Hds to R, Circ I/2, Dive, quence of each dance, as usual, is break, Pass, Do-sa Corn, Swing, Prom) figures twice for the heads, break, fig- Head two ladies chain across and turn ures twice for the sides, and break. that gal around Breaks are not spelled out for several Heads wiggle up to the middle, c'mon reasons. In simple calls, callers should back to town - learn to improvise their own breaks as Now lead to the right, circle, just half they go, using only about eight basics around you go - (circle, swing, promenade, allemande, Dive thru*, pass thru, and corner do- grand right and left, do-sa-do, star, and sa-do - chain). To print a break for each dance Back to back, look her in the eye, same here would only burden callers with young lady swing - 37 Swing this pretty lady, and promenade The moon is right, let's dance tonight, the ring (sing) for life is just beginnin "Sugar in the morning, sugar in the I won't go huntin' with you, Jake, but evening, sugar at suppertime - I'll go chasin' women." Be my little sugar, and love me all the There are half a dozen colorful ly- time" rics in the original version that can *Others (who arch) must california be substituted for the last four lines. twirl (frontier whirl) here. Some have especially "hum -'em- CALIFORNIA HERE I COME home" tunes. Here are a couple. Slow Record: Top 25081 down the music slightly for most (Hds Pass, Sep, Ar 1, Pass, Split Ar groups. 1, R&L Thru, Al L, Bow Part, Corn Prom) HEY LI LEE Head two couples up to-the-middle, Record: Wagon Wheel 201 come-on back with you - (Hds R&L, Sds R&L, 4 L Ch, M Prom Pass thru, separate around just one half, Do-sa, Prom C, Sw) you do - Head two couples right and left thru, In the middle, pass thru, split-two, go- turn the girl is what you do around one - Side two couples right 'n left thru, Back to the center, right and left thru, same old thing, do it too turn the girl, you're not thru Four little ladies chain across, turn a (Now) Corner -left allemande, a left girl, don't get lost hand round that maid - Gents promenade, half way round, Bow to partner, give her a smile, and partner now do-sa-do corner promenade - Hey Li Lee Li Lee Li Lee, Corner girl Promenade around to that golden gate you promenade California here I come. - - - Hey Li Lee Li Lee Li Lee, 'round the ring, you got it made SWANEE You gotta little girl from Baltimore, Record: Top 25014 Hey Li Lee Li Lee Lo (swing) (All Forw, Bk, Circle, Rev, Sing File, Get her home and swing some more, M Rev, Pass By, Bx Gnat, Pull By, Hey Li Lee Li Lee Lo. Prom Next) EASY CHASIN' WOMEN Go into the middle, back away, circle Record: Jewel 100 left, go around that way (G R-H star, Part L, Corn R, Bow to Circle left, right down to old Swanee Part, Prom Corn, Twice) (Well now) reverse, single file, lady- (Remind dancers they'll be promenad- in-the-lead, Indian style ing twice around) Men turn back, walk round the outside, Four gents center, right hand star, go pass right by that same little gal all the way around Next time - same gal - box the gnat, Turn your partner left hand 'round, pull by turn that girl real nice Next one - promenade, back home to (To the) corner, now right hand old Swanee 'round, go all the way around Promenade home and you'll see me no Bow to partner, take your corner, more - promenade 'em twice When I get to that Swanee shore. ❑ "I won't go huntin' with you, Jake, but I'll go chasin' women Stan's new book, Easy Sing-Along Calls, is So put your ole hound dogs away, and now available. Order copies at $1.00 each from Stan Burdick, 1514 Oakmont Lt., San- stop your silly grinnin' dusky, Ohio. 38 information should contact Glen Lap- ham, 4971 S. 42nd St., Omaha, Neb. NATIONAL 68107. • INDIANA—Oct. 27, 28, 29 are the NEWS dates for the 11th Annual Hoosier S/D Festival, Evansville, Ind., with Chuck AND EVENTS Raley, Jerry Haag, and six Indiana callers on squares, Norma and Wayne Wylie on rounds.

• VIRGINIA—Max Forsyth, Jim Schnabel, Dan O'Leary and Jim Har- low, with Betty and Iry Easterday on • PENNSYLVANIA—The dates set rounds, are the spotlighters on Dec. 1 for the 6th Delaware Valley Conven- and 2 at the Shenandoah Valley S/13 Festival, sponsored by the Roanoke tion at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia are Sept. 21-23. Seven Valley Square Dancers, Inc. The week- national callers are featured: Ken An- end at Natural Bridge includes dancing, swimming in an indoor pool and the derson, Al Brundage, Curley Custer, Jack Jackson, Johnny LeClair, Dave famous Smorgasbord Banquet. Register Taylor and Bob Yerington. Rounds will with Robert Boyd, 3728 Sunrise Ave. be led by Norma and Phil Roberts, N.W., Roanoke, Va. 24012. Nita and Manning Smith, Norma and Wayne Wylie. • HAWAII—Oct. 13-15 are the dates for the 4th Annual Aloha State S/D • VERMONT—Bonnie Oaks, Fair- Convention. Tours to the event are lee, will host a weekend special Sept. being organized by Jean and Gus 22-24, with Doug Shultz, Earl Johns- G ronlun d, 17978-31st Ave. South, ton, Doris and LaVerne Reilly on Seattle, Wash. 98188. rounds. Register with Earl Johnston, P.O. Box 223, Vernon, Conn. • WASHINGTON— Pierson's Roundance Preview will be presented • INDIANA—The last week in Sept. 17 at Hagen's S/D Barn, Renton, September has been proclaimed Square Wash. The best of new rounds from Dance Week by Fort Wayne's Mayor, conventions and institutes will be Harold Zeis. After a parade and Trail- taught by Aileen and Ivan Pierson, In dance on Thursday, a Tri-State S/D 4929-111th N.E., Kirkland, Wash. Festival will be held Sept. 29-30 in 98033. the double-deck Coliseum, with callers from Ind., Mich., and Ohio, exhibi- • VERMONT—The 4th Wing-Ding tions, panels, workshops, after-parties, at Stratton, Oct. 27-28, will headline city tours, rounds and teen dances. Ted Perkins, Arnie Headen and Red Write to Tri-State S/D Festival, 310 Bates at the mike. For information, Central Bldg., Fort Wayne, Ind. 46802. write Red Bates at 222 Glendale Rd., Hampden, Mass. 01036. • NEBRASKA—T h e Omaha Area Square Dance Callers Association will • BERMUDA—An international ad- sponsor the 7th Annual Mid-Central venture is possible on Nov. 9-12, if States S/D Convention at Civic Audi- you travel to Bermuda with Charlie torium, Oct. 21. Callers wishing to be Baldwin and Dick Steele calling, Nor- on the program or dancers desiring ma and Erle Findlay on rounds. Stay 39 at the Princess Hotel, Pembroke, and -GRENN enjoy an island tour, cookout, pools, sightseeing, sports and shopping as NEWEST ROUNDS well as dancing. The trip is sponsored GR 14102 by Continental Squares, Box 55, Dra- "CAPRICE" cut, Mass. 01826. (waltz} by Edna and Gene Arnfield • NEBRASKA—"Circle your calen- "NEAR YOU" dar, remember the date; advance regis- by Peggy and Gerry Mace trations beat the rush at the gate!" Ruby and George Dreier, your Nebras- NEWEST FLIP SQUARE kaland hosts, urge all to register early GR 12095 to "Swing your Taw in Omaha" at the "LAY SOME HAPPINESS ON ME" 17th National S/D Convention, June 20-22, 1968. Send registrations to Ge- by Ron Schneider neva and Elvo Pratt, Cook, Neb. 68329.

TOP • OHIO—A recent Buckeye R/D poll listed these dances in the top ten: 1. NEWEST FLIP SQUARES Mexicali Rose; 2. Chanson D'Amour; TOP 25153 3. Call Her Your Sweetheart; 4. Tango "BIMBO" Mannita; 5. Strawberry Jam; 6. Strang- by Herb Keys ers In the Night; 7. Road Runners TOP 25154 Two-Step; 8. Too Much Love; 9. "WALK IN BLACK FOREST" by Chip Hendrickson Prissy; 10. Neopolitan Waltz and Heartaches.—Phil and Frank Lehn- ert

• PENNSYLVANIA — For campers COMING NEXT (and non-campers, too) a special week- MONTH! end at Spring Gulch Family Camp- ground, New Holland, Pa. will find Morris Groce and Glenn Cooke at the mike. For details, write Pete Kaiser at HOW TO TEACH the camp. MODERN SQUARE • PENNSYLVANIA —A Pocono DANCING Square-Up will be held at Red Ridge by Jay King Lake, Zion Grove, with Bud Weisen and Marty Winter. Swimming, fishing, riding and dancing too. Write B. Wei- OKTOBERFEST sen at 28 War Admiral Lane, Media, Pa. 19063. plus much, • ILLINOIS—Sil-O-Ettes R/D Club much more in are sponsoring a workshop Friday eve- ning Sept. 15 and Saturday afternoon, the 16th, at the UAW Hall, Moline, SQUARE DANCE with Edna and Gene Arnfield instruct- MAGAZINE ing. On Saturday evening, caller Johnny Wycoff will be on hand for the Quint- Cities Federation of Square and Round Dance Clubs Fall Festival. 40 • CANADA — The Upper Canada NAME BADGES Capers will offer good dancing at the Name only, 60 with town Skyline Hotel, Brockville, Ont., Sept. and/or club EA. 15-17. Information may be obtained Any State Shape 80c each. Write for a new full list from Audrey Battzer, 461 Highcroft of activity badges and new Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont. brochures. We make and design any shape badge. Enclose sketch and quan- • MASSACHUSETTS—Plan now to tity of initial order for our attend the S/D Spectacular, Sept. 23 prices. Write for brochure for full information: from 5-10 p.m. sponsored by the A to Z ENGRAVING Northshore S and R/D Association and Ray Nelson, the BIG PRU, at the Prudential Center P.O. Box 3450 Plaza in Boston. Callers are Joe Dom- WAUCONDA, Ill. 60064 browski, Jay King, Paul Pratt and VACOODI Val2M1 RECORDS Johnnie Roth. -THE RECORD DESIGNED... WITH THE CALLER IN Mir, :r

• CALIFORNIA—Square 'em up at the Stockton Civic Memorial Auditor- Newest Re/ease ium for the San Joaquin Valley's First Annual S/D Festival, Sept. 22-24. WW 305 Dancing will be on a new hardwood ROBINSON CRUSOE floor to the calling of Dick Houlton, by Beryl Main Jerry Haag, Roger Morris, with Marg and the Wagon Masters and Vern Carriker on rounds. 9500 West 53rd Ave. Arvada, Colorado • OHIO—Toledo will be the site of the next GLACCA meeting (Great Lakes Area Council of Callers Associa- tion) on Oct. 1. Willard Orlich, noted choreographer, will present a clinic. Information available from Stan Bur- dick, 1514 Oakmont Ln., Sandusky, Ohio 44870.

• ILLINOIS—A special R/D party will be held Oct. 4 at Square Dance Center, Arlington Heights, at which FOR FUN the honored guests will be Ouida and 18E OANCIR'S COBBLER SINCE 1987 IT North Stale Street. Chicago Earl Eberling of Houston, Texas. Hosts C181,81 IF 1911 are Arnfield's Roulettes R/D Club. All square and round dancers are invited. Travel 100 miles • MICHIGAN—The 7th Annual each way (one Mich. S & R/D Convention will square square or more) to up Nov. 3-4 at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Headliners are Marshall Flippo, John attend chip or open Hendron, Dick Jones, the Highburg- dance. For applica- ers and the Roberts. Write Carl Bloch, tion form write: 15095 Artesian Rd., Detroit, Mich. 48223. WASHINGTON KNOTHEADS • TEXAS—The latch string is out P. 0. Box 245— Gig Harbor, Wash. 41 at the San Angelo Coliseum on Oct. and Beryl Main, rounds by the Smiths 6-7 for a Festival featuring squares by and Gusts; workshops, exhibitions and Jerry Haag and Harper Smith and local after-parties included. Register with callers, rounds by Wanda and John Phil Ouimett, 1623 Canyon View Dr., Winter. Ticket chairmen are Polly and San Jose, Calif. 95132.—Ken Oburn Richard Hooker, 2137 San Antonio St., • MISSOURI—Two weekends with San Angelo, Texas 76901.—Gracey and Earl Cope. squares, rounds, snacks and parties will be held at Tan-Tar-A, Lake of the • NEW Y 0 R K—October 6-7 are Ozarks, Osage Beach. Jack Jackson the dates for the 3rd Syracruse Fall and Bob Radford will share the mike Fest at the War Memorial with Les on Nov. 10-12; Bob Page and Ted Jos- Gotcher, Earl Johnston, Norma and lin on Nov. 17-19. Norma and Wayne Wayne Wylie, Dave Taylor, Johnny Wylie will lead rounds at both events. Davidson, Bud Redmond, Tom Train- • CALIF O R N I A— Thanksgiving or, Doug Shultz, Bud Seaman, Carol Weekend, Nov. 24-26, will find Shirley and Ken Guyre. Write Jim Brown, 'n Bruce Johnson and Mary 'n Lee Hel- 633 Fellows Ave., Syracruse, N. Y. 13210. sel at the brand new Stockton Holiday Inn for square dancing. Write 4392 • CALIFORNIA—Take an a u t o, Dorking Ct., Sacramento, Calif. 95825 trailer, bus, train, helicopter, rocket, or for more information on the holiday plane and travel to the 1 1 th Annual weekend. Jubilee, Oct. 20-22 at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, Tully Rd., San Address: National News and Events Editor SQUARE DANCE Magazine, 1622 N. Rand Jose. Featured callers are Dick Enderle Rd., Arlington Heights, Ill. 60004.

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