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1982 January Grand Square g947aPeelOFFICIAL Sigfial4lePUBLICA ON NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION 3 Churchill Road Cresskill, NJ 07626 WINTER 10-82 For A /DOG-GONE Good Time,...-.6° SAT. EVENING - JANUARY 3 0 Clint McLean 0 .5 Pennies at Montville High School Horseneck Road off Hook Mountain Road MONTVILLE, N.J. 8 — 11 PM SUNDAY AFTERNOON - APRIL 2 5 GRADUATES BALL at at Montville High School Montvitte High School Horseneck Road off Houeneck Road ofic Hook Mountain Road Hook Mountain Road MONTVILLE, MONTVILLE, N.J. N.J. 2 -5 pm \4,e‘l L published bl-monthly Sept - May taget spa - te next issue - March 15, 1982 c OFFICIAL PUB L I C AT ION deadline - February 10, 1982 Editor - Doc & Peg Tirrell 201-568-5857 3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ 07626 Advertising Editor - Art & Helen Rellinger 201-568-4116 299 County Road, Cresskill, NJ 07626 Northern Reporter - Paul & Dorothy Pullman 201-568-5138 111-12th Street, Cresskill, NJ 07626 Southern Reporter - Frank & Helen Cavanaugh 201-985-1428 113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ 08817 Western Reporter - Al & Dot Pushart 201-962-6145 28 Whaleback Terrace, Ringwood,NJ 07456 Circulation/Distribution - Bob & Ellen Hansen 201-265-7642 337 Harrison Street,Paramus, NJ 07652 Advisor - Charlie Bogart Half Tones - Leonard Weisberg GABE S SILA VELL'ANGELO, pkaident4 NNJSDA From the desk of ■ 1 Each member club has selected Delegates to repre- sent you and your club at the 3 NNJSDA sponsored Delegates meet- 4 ings per year. Representatives of CCNJ and non-member clubs al- so attend. You, as a member club dancer, are welcome to join these meet- ings to express your views, ask questions, make suggestions or just to observe the proceedings; however, only the Designated Delegates have the authority to vote. At our meeting this past September a query was distributed by LEGACY.. ..."To help keep square dancing the way you like it". Each Club President received a reprint of CALLERLAB's revision of Basics, Extended Basics, Mainstream and the probability of combining M/S-1 and M/S-2 into an over- all M/S level. We asked that this be discussed with executive boards and to return the resulting comments and suggestions. In the Fall issue of C/ S there was a Mini-Festival questionaire so that this NNJSDA sponsored e- vent would be as you like it in '82. The number of responses to these three items while not overwhelming, was encouraging your interest and concern was very strongly expressed. Thank you for finding time to respond. We appreciate your letters...keep them coming...we received many ideas for recruitment of new dancers; many questions and suggestions regarding GRAND SQUARE; we have been asked for advice on how to handle Callers who don't stay within the dance level ad- vertised by the club; how to retain our dancers, especially our new dancers. Many of the questions were answered at the Delegates Meetings, some of our dance clubs already have formulated programs in answer to some questions or problems that were raised. Your Delegates are dedicated and have indicated a very thorough under- standing of where we are and what direction is best to be followed by the Square Dance activity. Show your Delegates you appreciate the time and effort they give so willingly....give them the opportunity to share with club members the whys and wherefores of their meetings. The more informed you are of actions and reactions in our square dance area....the more you will enjoy square dancing share your thinking about the S/D activity with us, with your Delegates, and with your club officers COMMUNICATE Let us Communicate Fun and Friendship at the CLINT LcLEAN SPECIAL on JANUARY 30, 1982 50 Fo&t Place, Apt 5A Staten laand, New Volth 10301 212 -445 -2737 Several years ago the Delegates voted to establish an "Emergency Loan Program" for clubs in financial difficulties. A committee composed of the NNJSDA Treasurer, presidents from Covered Bridge Squares, Hill City & Rich- mond Dancers & chaired by NNJSDA 3rd VP's has been activated by our NNJSDA presidents at the request of Hanover Squares. 2 BELLES ANV BEAUX -- Gten Rock, N.J. ( QS ) 6 3 Wedneaday4 HwntZ-ton choot, HaAAL4twon Road Here we are in the middle of winter. Wouldn't we all welcome a bit of sun and warmth. Come fantasize along with us at our "Cruise Time" dance in Feb. with Dick Pasvolsky. All area Club Presidents are invited to join us later in Feb. at our President's Ball to be held at the Church in Rad- burn at 2706 High Street in Fairlawn. Don't miss our March dance which will feature a fashion show presented by Hannelore. We have a special dance planned for St. Patrick's day...with John McKaltenthaler calling. We always welcome visiting dancers. Any questions, call your reporters. ad p. 7, 40) itepoluteA4 Ca'. /SaAatynn Chitico 201-4 23-1229 SEE SAW Plus 1 1st and 3rd SATURDAYS Old Stone Church Educational Center E. Saddle River Road • Upper Saddle River, N.J. JULES POZSAR - ON 1:Th GUESTS - ON ct 8:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 1/16 - student dance 4/3 - Regular Dance (Fashion .)how) 4/17 - Bunny Hop 2/6 - Regular Dance 5/1 - Graduation & 2/20 - iresidents Dance Election Lance 3/6 - Regular Lance 5/15 - Regular Dance 3/20 - ot. addys Lance 6/5 - Regular Dance 6/16 - Ice Cream Social For Info Call: (914) 634-3160 or (914) 354-3863 CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Cne4ahitt N.J. ( QS ) 4,51. Ptiday e oAme c on A eXingtOn Avenue We were so glad to receive MANY phone calls asking for directions to our "Super Friendly" club sine the last issue of GRAND SQUARE - happy to welcome all of you! Remember now meet in Cresskili - rounds at 8; and squares at 8:30. Sorry to learn our faithful Vice President, John Beck, has been ill. "We miss you - hurry back". Try us soon and join us for our mini-weekend in March. We're famous for finding and providing good refreshments. Keep calling and we'll keep directing you to fun and good friends. Dot/Dave Pinand 201-796-6473 CLOVERLEAFk5 °etc."... 2/5 Fred Fields 6/- q2 3)I c'IN 3/5 Dick Jones V IA/ lia,11 CZ 114/2 Bruce Busch "7 Mad/Son Rye. 5/2. stapenell Ale s i MI /fool/ Air re0ocTirrell@gs,p,,, a_sh a.ftee ref glance eeam-frz-rIPP i 8: 30- //,./• rn _ 3 CLOVERLEAFS New M16oAd, N.J. (+2 APD) 14t Ftiday F W, 267 Madi4on Avenue Our new ha!: (see hedding) is simply great! And almost as easy to lo- cate! A much cozier, friendlier atmosphere prevailed at our last dances as we welcomed Tom Miller 8 Wes Morris to our area. And how nice not to battle the shopping mall traffic. While the VFW parking lot is small, the surrounding streets are ok for parking. And more good news....our presi- dent Lee Venable is ok after his hospitalization and back on the dance floor. Remember rounds at 8 with the Tirrells and guest callers at 8:30. Come participate in Cloverleaf's new venture in New Milford. (See ad on page 3 Sec-Etaine/J•m Ma4ptobeitt4 933-6851 ti JAW TWIRLERS JAN. 19 - John Kaltenthaler 26 - Bob Mitchell MARCH FEB. 2 - Will Larsen 2 - Will Larsen 9 - Dick Jones 9 - Dick Jones 16 - John Kaltenthaler 16 - NO DANCE 23 - Bob Mitchell 23 - Bob Mitchell 30 - Bruce Busch ROUNDS CUED BY ED AND LES SHEARWOOD 8:15 p.m MIDDLE SCHOOL, ROSLYN AVENUE, NEW MILFORD, N.J. MAINSTREAM f 2 INFO: 201-768-3485 COLONIAL SQUARES -- Ctalth, N.J. ( ADV every Thivaday Caht Kwnpk Schoot o Mad/Led TetAace By the time this reaches the press, Christmas and New Year's will be a pleasant memory, especially our holiday party with its fabulous sandwiches and oodles of homemade cookies by our very own gals. We danced to the zestful calling of our one and only Lee Kopman, We welcomed Dave Smith,, an accomplished Advanced Level Caller, who recently arrived from Arkansas as a guest caller in January, as well as Roy Leber the following Thursday. Come Join us, and enjoy with us. Have a happy and healthy New Year and lots of square dancing. Honey/SeymouA Laden 201-366-4289 On page 29 Staten Square Set proudly announced this years Lucarini Award winner which is given to a couple who've danced for 10 years, for outstanding service to the S/D activity. Ramapo on its 30th honored its 4 win- ners Allisons,Hardys, Tirrells & Jody Bromberg. Other winners include Lucarinis, Camerons, Knob lochs, Liken- haus, Pullmans, Cavanaughs, Mooneys, Vastas, and now the Dell'Angelos. Congratulations to all. 4 quare Dance Ctuim meeting 4emi-monthLy on te64 may at two friat4; tho4e meeting mote o‘ten may fifst Date Book 6A muat be on tegataA dance nZght4 ante44 g4.ven Cteakance by LaVigne6 107 Conztant Avenue,ST,NY 10314 212-447-5986 JANUARY APRIL 28- Hix & Chix Oldies but Goodies 29- Hix & Chix - Mike Cleary 29- Merri-Eights 29- Warren Wheelers - Mystery Dangles 30- NNJSDA Ctint McLean 30-NNJSDA-GRAND SQUARE 8004tex Batt 31-NNJSDA - CLASS LEVEL VANCE 2-5 MAY 31- Campers Dinner Dance 2- Staten Island Round-Up FEBRUARY 2- Western Wheelers Dinner Dance 6- Dancing Sq-John Kaltenthaler 29- NNJSDA - Jetty SaLL6buity 7- DEBORAH HOSPITAL Benefit-D.Jones JUNE 27- Country Promenaders - Red Bates 23- NNJSDA zummek dance-Bob Mitchett 28- CCNJ-Student/MS FESTIVAL 24-26 - National S/0 Convention MARCH 30- NNJSDA 4ummen dance-Bob Taivtant 3- Kittatinny Rangers-Bill Wagner JULY 17- Belles & Beaux - St.
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