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Neat Document ^p JANUARY 1978 / f 1 t ^P THE MAGAZINE OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING 65( i s^e^ Vtutcc Vol 35, No. 1 JANUARY 197? TABLE OF CONTENTS OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE WELCOME, PACIFIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL...... 1 FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. SAN JOSE FESTIVAL PROGRAM............... 2 EDITOR........................ Linda Horn FESTIVAL NOTICE......................... 4 ASSOCIATE EDITOR................ Max Horn DANCE RESEARCH EDITOR...Dorothy Tamburini POLYNESIA .............................. 5 COSTUME RESEARCH EDITOR.....Eleanor Bacon A CULTURAL BACKGROUND OF POLYNESIA..... 6 ETHNIC FOOD EDITOR........ Vi Dexheimer BUSINESS MANAGER................ Max Horn LETTER FROM GRACE NICHOLES............. 9 FOOD IN THE POLYNESIAN MANNER.......... 10 JANUARY CONTRIBUTORS FRESNO PICTURES........................ 12 EASY DOES IT........................... 13 Mary Wyckoff Dorothy Kvalnes Pearl Bleadon Millie von Konsky MURALS................................. 13 Rae Sakalay June Schaal TAHITI................................. 14 Mona Verzi Miriam Lidster Iris Dragan Grace Nicholes TAHITIAN DANCERS, PICTURE.............. 15 Bruce Wyckoff Harriet Calsbeek DANCE DESCRIPTIONS; Leonore Fifer Kauika (Hawaii).....................18 Hoe Ana (Tahitian).................. 20 FEDERATION OFFICERS SAMOA...................................22 (North) IRIS DRAGAN.............................26 PRESIDENT ................. Raymond Olson SWEETHEART FESTIVAL.................... 27 24013 Fairlands Road, Hayward, CA 94541 LET'S DO SQUARES...................... 28 VICE PRESIDENT.............Bruce Wyckoff TREASURER...................... Al Lisin 8 - 80 ................................ 30 RECORDING SECRETARY.....Genevieve Pereira BEGINNERS' FESTIVAL PROGRAM............ 31 DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS ....... Max Horn DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP..........Walt Lang TEACHER TRAINING....................... 32 DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY ..... Leonore Fifer (Pre-Registration).................. 33 HISTORIAN................... Leona Faoro COUNCIL CLIPS.......................... 34 ECHOES FROM IHE SOUTHLAND.............. 36 (South) CALENDAR OF EVENTS..................... 38 PRESIDENT..................... Ed Feldman CLASSIFIED ADS......................... 40 VICE PRESIDENT ......... Alice Stirling TREASURER................... Avis Tarvin ADVERTISERS.....4, 8, 9, 14, 29, 37, 40 RECORDING SECRETARY........ Dorothy Daw inside back cover DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION...... Dick Oakes ON OUR COVER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.... Elsa Miller DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY .... Pearl Bleadon TAHITIAN DANCERS, Papeete, Tahiti. HISTORIAN........ Evelyn Prewett SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $5.00 per year Foreign & Canada) «<r;..Sv. S6.00 oer vear EDITORIAL (Advertising, Articles and FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. Circulation) ....... Linda Horn 1275 "A" St, Rm. Ill 6200 Alhambra Ave., Martinez, CA 94553 ">5^' Hayward, CA 94541 Telephone: (415) 228-3598 Telephone: 581-6000 INFORMATION SERVICE (415) 441-3049 Second Class Postage paid at San Francisco, California. All rights reserved. Any material con¬ tained herein may be reproduced with the written consent, and with due credit to, the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., as long as sold material is not reprinted for monetary gain. LET'S DANCE is published monthly by the Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc., with the ex¬ ception of May-June and July-August issues, which are released within each 2-month period. L Come See What Is Happening In San Jose! The Peninsula Folk Dance Council Invites You To Its January Festival-- " THE PACIFIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL" JANUARY 28-29, 1978 SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM The festival opens at 1:30 P.M. Saturday with a Federation in¬ stitute featuring Sunni Bloland and Ned and Marian Gault as the teachers. The Balkan-Israeli hour (actually an hour and a half) begins at 6:30 P.M. General dancing starts at 8:00 P.M. and lasts until 11:45—then you can enjoy the After Party at San Jose State hosted by the San Jose folk dance group. On Sunday, following the Federation meetings, dancing begins at 1:00 P.M. and lasts until 4:30. Both days, on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon, there will be several presentations by exhibition groups for the entertain¬ ment and enjoyment of the dancers and spectators. Charges to cover expenses will be the same as last year: $2.00 each day or $3.50 for both days; $1.00 for students; age 15 and under and spectators free. Parking is available in the garages on Park Avenue with a short one block walk to the Auditorium. This is your last chance to see the San Jose Civic Auditorium as it is. The January Festival is the last event scheduled be¬ fore renovation of the facility begins. Much of the construc¬ tion which was going on in the area is now finished-----So come and see new, beautiful downtown San Jose* and dance at the Pacific Heritage Festival. Mary Wyokoff, Pres., Peninsula Covnail *Read Noveniber 1977 Sunset Magazine for an interesting and com¬ plete description of the renovation and renewal in San Jose. SATURDAY Institute---------- - 1:30 P.M. Balkan-Israeli- - 6:30-7:55 P.M. General Dancing - 8:00^1:45 P.M. OAHCE After Party --------11:30-2:00 P.M. Saturday - Jan 28th Corrido ^^ Mexico Gode^ki Cacek Serbia Polish Mazur Poland k^ IHIi v->>. Waverley Scotland Ranchera Uruguay SAN JOSE, CA. La Bastringue (P) French Cana* Gerakina Greece SQUARES Balkan-Israeli Changier Quadrille ^ Germany Cardls Z Kosickych Hamrov Slovakia Saturday 6:30-7:55 Divcibarsko Kolo Serbia Jota Criolla Argentina Trugnala Rumjana St. Gilgen Figurentanz (P) Austria Syrto INSTITUTE DANCE Ken^ime ^ ^ Krici Krici Ticek Yedid Nefesh Israel Sapri Tama SQUARES Pinosavka Eleno Mome Ciuleandra Romania Vrni se Vrni Brandiswalzer Switzerland Harmonica The Garry Strathspey Scotland Povrateno Folsom Prison Blues U.S. Iste Hendek Silistrenska Tropanka Bulgaria T/ami kos Korcsardas Hungary Thirteen Fourteen Scotland Shopsko Horo Ma Jia'avu SQUARES RiTcenica Alulenul Romania Koki.ce • ^ El Gaucho Tango U.S. Horehronsky Cardas Kujawiak No. 3 Poland Makazice/Bela Rada Korobushka (P) Russia/U. Floricica Olteneasca Yevarechecha Israel Ha's|j.ua1 ^ Hambo Sweden Drmes iz Zdencine Elizabeth Quadrille U. S. Dospatsko Horo Yedid Nefesh SQUARES Ali Pasa Orijent Serbia Kopanica Haroa Hakatana Poznan Oberek Poland INSTITUTE DANCE Vranjanka Ivanice Macedonia Vari Hasapoko Bavno Oro Pol harrow Burn Scotland Al Tira Happy Heart U.S. U Sest Alexandrovska Russia Doudlebska Polka (P) Czechoslovakia SUNDAY Federation Meeting - ͣ ͣn :00 A.M. General Dancing -1:00---4:30 P.M. V Sunday - Jan 29th Setnja Serbia J.B. Milne Scotland iH' Tehuantepe^ Mexico Couple^Hasapiko Greece Hofbrauhaus Laendler Bavaria Sasino Kolo Serbia FESTIVAL SQUARES La Encantada Tango U. S. V The Saint John River Scotland Lubi-Lubi (P) ('hilippines Dospatsko Horo Bulgaria INSTITUTE DANCE Neopolitan Tarantella Italy Bulgaria Greece SQUARES Turkey Hora Fetelor Romania Croatia Sauerlander Quadrille #5 Germany Israel Caballito Blanco Mexico Serbia Lech Lamidbar Israel Bulgaria Oklahoma Mixer (P) U. S. Macedonia Double Sixsome Scotland Israel Macedonia SQUARES Turkey Sleeping Kujawiak Poland Greece Gocino Kolo Serbia Bulgaria D01a Masurka Norway Israel Ga'aguim (P) Israel Bulgaria Postie's Jig Scotland Bulgaria Kapuvari Verbunk Hungary Slovakia Serbia 50UARE5 Romania INSTITUTE DANCE Israel Siamsa^Beirte Ireland Croatia Belasicko Macedonia Bulgaria Ve,David (P) Israel Israel Ali Pasa Turkey Turkey Ada's Kujawiak No. 1 Poland Bulgaria Israel SQUARES Serbia Ikariotikos Greece Greece Trip to Bavaria Scotland Macedonia Tzadik Katamar Israel Israel The Fandango England Serbia Dreisteyrer Austria Somewhere My Love U. S. § jMwmE \ TIME : JANUARY 28-29,1978 PLACE : SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM HOSTS :PENIN5ULAfDI.K DANCE ODUNCIL fDLK D\NCE FEDERATION ͣ="= CALI F. SATURDAY INSTITUTE l;30 RM. BALCAN-ISRAELI g;30-7:55 PM, GENERALCANCINS &:oO-i\:45P.M.f anrMir AFTER PAKTV l(:30-2:COPM. SUNDAY FEDERATION MEETINS l/.'OOAM. GENERALOANCINa i:oo-4:20PM. TO IOI-* oo5r; SOUTH I INSTITUTE-*2.2B. 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