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at Montville High School Horseneck Road off Hook Mountain Road MONTVILLE, N.J.

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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

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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. Pats Dance 7- NNJSDA 4UMMIA dance-Mike FoLey 18- Hix & Chix - St. Pat's Special 14- NNJSDA " " -J.KaLtenthateit 19- Tenakill Twirlers Luau 21- NNJSDA " " -D.Pazvoi4tly

26- Sussex Spinners Presidents Ball 24- Baltimore in '84 Booster Ball 30- Hill City - Hugh Jones 28- NNJSDA " " -F. Uviccio APRIL 30- Merri-Eights Special

4- NNJRDLC Spring Round Up 2-5 31- M T Squares Special 9- Sussex Spinners-Bill Wagner AUGUST 15- HIX & CHIX-20th Anniversary 4- NNJSDA 4ummeit dance-Bet6y Gotta 18- NNJSDA - DELEGATES MEETING 11- NNJSDA 6ummeA dance-Jim Mauhatt 23- Hanover Sq-Cliff Brodeur 18- NNJSDA " " -At Kazzteit 23- Princeton Sq-Earl Johnston 25- NNJSDA " " -Manny AMO4 24- CentralNJSDA Ball (p.24 SEPTEMBER 25- NNJSDA - GRADUATES BALL 2-5 1- NNJSDA Wtap Up Dance-Dick Jone4 26- Teoef-ly--,S4tuarae-41443414-1can‘e.licA 12-LUST 2-9:30

SOMERSET HILLS c*, SQUARE DANCE CLUB 2nd & 4th Tuesday 80)-1110:84)p.na. Ms + 2 bevel B'VILLE Cedar Hill School BASKING 1 RIDGE CEDAR HILL Peachtree Road SCHOOL 9 Basking Ridge, NJ PEACHTREE RD. 8 Caller 2 Mike Foley Rounds TO The Pennies JAN 12 MIKE FOLEY APR 13 S GLENN ZENO 26 • BOB TARRANT 27 MIKE FOLEY FEB 9 BOB MITCHELL MAY 11 MIKE FOLEY 23 40 BRUCE BUSCH 25 MIKE FOLEY MAR 9 MIKE FOLEY JUN 8 COVERED DISH 23 MIKE FOLEY SUPPER • SPECIALS FOR INFO CALL DICK & MARY WHITBY (201) 543-2726

15111 CONNECTICUT SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL WETHERSF1EL [p] CONN.

SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1982 DANCE FROM 2:00- 9:30 COME DANCE AT NEW ENGLANDS SECOND LARGEST SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL

DANCING FUN FOR EVERYONE $ 3.00/PERSON • Adult Couples • Senior Citizens Advance sale • Singletons • Teens • New Dancers Featuring: TO ORDER RIBBONS AND MAP BY MAIL • Over 4,000 dancers SEND S3.001PER PERSON and A SELF— • 45 Callers ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE TO: • 20 Cuers • 10 Dance Halls Mrs. Glenda Ouellette Exhibitors Burnside Avenue • 435 LIVE Bus Transportation East Hartford, Conn. 06108 • • Celebrity Hour Grand March MUSIC • Progressive Squares *********************************************************************, REGISTRATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT — Please fill out in full (print or type). This receipt will be returned along with your NON-MARKING Festival Ribbon. The ribbon is your admis- SOFT SOLED sion to dance halls, and bus transportation. SHOES DISPLAY IT PROMINENTLY REQUIRED NAME

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dean Editot, , lal Lreil Cv There has Lately been a lotot4lietat4on o6 advanced 6 chat- 164 ten e gaoups, and I am aurae that -a he thy. CeAtaknly I am in avon oA people enjoying square dancing xn. whatever shape on oam appeals to them. But I woad tike to enter a caveat. I hope ,there wilt always be a peace in squau dancing Oa the many people who cannot oil, do not wk6h to devote quite so much tune and e6lioAt to devetoping new skills. Atto, jut lately there ha.b been a tot o Aeitious AbetneSS among OWL mem- beA4,, which bAings to mind the problem oi the dancelt who, at whatever Level he has danced eteviousZy, now because q age on. phy4icat tiptUations must seek a Leas twung type oi dancing. Witt he 6ind att the ctubs "up oaded" beyond his emit? Let's not pull the rug out iptom under our iaiends by saying,"onty the tAaty 6aat and agae may appty." .15 11 P-t,W4,241._.

PR ES EN TS Paul Brody & Bill Heyman

call i ng 3 CLASS LEVEL SQUARE 'DANCES

st Sunday— JAN. 17 udesnt angel s Sunday— FEB. 7 2 - 5 p rn, club members Sunday— MAR. 7 WELCOME !

at Glen Rock High School Cafeteria Glen Rock, N

Glen W ■eie 4205. C 04,4 $ ,0„ .

Dance at the level you've learned'

COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nuttey, N.J. 1 2 g 4 Faidays Taankan Reptmed Chuach, fikttskde Crescent If nothing else, we've been having fun at all our dances, For instance at our Halloween Dance there were 9 men dressed as women & 4 women dressed as men. Four husky six-footers in drag danced to the tune of "Let Me En- tertain You." They were a howling success. Janice Ahearn's sheep costume was judged the most original. At another dance, besides cake, juice 8 other goodies, we were treated to frankfuters with all the trimminas. In October we filled a chartered bus which took us to a train in Conn. & then a boat trip on the Conn. River. The day was capped by an excellent smor- gasbord prepared especially for us in a restaurant. Our Raid Chairman, Lee/George Leonard's, have led us on 2 raids & have scheduled 2 more lh the future. By the time you read this, we will have had our Xmas Dance to which our students have been invited. After Xmas comes *he New Year, so at this time we wish all dancers "A Year of Happy Square Dancing," (See oua ad on page 22.) CtaAa/NoAxa EmbeA 201-759-NW 7 CROSS TRAIL SQUARES Cadged -Z, N.J. ( +1 ) 2 S 4 Wednaday LincAn Schaaf., CAane stAeet Cheer up these dreary winter nights by dancing with us at Cross Trails. This winter we'll have Will Larsen, Paul Brody, Mike Cleary and Dick Pas- yolsky calling as well as friendly people to dance with and tasty treats to tempt you. With an assist from caller Mike Foley, we gave "1982" a warm welcome at our annual New Year's Eve party. More than 50 couples participated in the dancing and fun and games. Why don't you plan now to join us next year. The club is looking forward to a number of "demos" this winter. Especially our second annual visit to the Methodist Manor in Branchville, a senior citizens home. Our visit last year was truly appre- ciated and we, in turn, enjoyed being there. Following the demo we plan to go, as a group, to the beautiful Walipack Inn for dinner. (ad on page 34a) BeAt/Evetyn BoucheA 201-256-3409 LiAtarns 93rbaklyresrstOqua recDa rice Club SUNDAYS 8:00-10:30 MAINSTREAM JAN 17----JOE LANDI PLUS 1 [ JAN 31----WES MORRIS

FEB 7 GINNY REASKE

FEB 21----JERRY SALISBURY---"PRESIDENTS BALL'

MAR 7 FRANNIE HEINTZ

MAR 21----JOE LANDI "ST PATRICK DANCE" Joan & Jerry Newman On ROUNDS DONATION-$2/PERSON $1 /TEENS REFRESHMENTS FT. HAMILTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH INFO: 367 94th STABAY RIDGE)BKLYN N.Y. 212-256-0663 4th AVE.EXIT-BELT PKWY OR 212-241-8328 92nd. ST. EXIT OFF VERRAZANO BRIDGE DANCING SQUARES -- Ctanlotd, N.J. ( +2 ) 1 g 3 SatuAday Ztoomkngdate Avenue School We finished 1981 in a festive way. Our Class Holiday Dance was called by our class teacher, Betsy Gotta. Many members of our class & members of Fred Fields' class came out & showed us how much they've learned & how well they've learned it. Our regular Holiday Dance saw Fred Fields & Jean Kellogg doing a great job. All the club members brought home made cookies; and we got a jump on the olel weight gaining season. We would love to see you in a square, so come out & burn off the aftermath of the

Holiday Season and stay warm at the same time. For our next special - bee OUA ad on page 35b. Joyce/Rich Lyha 201-788-5794 OWL Ainceke thaed4 and a big YELLOW ROCK to ate the KINGS SQUARES membeA4 bon theirs extAa donation to GRAND SQUARE 8 POSTER CONTEST - 1982 Object - To stimulate interest in Square Dancing The winning poster will be printed & distributed free to NNJSDA clubs in July for use in promoting Square Dance Week & Beginner Classes. All entries become property of the NNJSDA & will be used at the Showcase of Ideas at the National S/ D Convention in Detroit. The winning poster will be the cover of the Fall Is- sue of GRAND SQUARE....and the artist will receive a special poster dangle at an Association Summer Dance. Note CHANGE in poster size. RULES OA the 1982 NNJSDA POSTER Contest 1. Any numb en o entki..e6 may be zubmitted. 2. At . poAtem moat be 11 x 17 Inches, done in black ink 04 white paiste4 board ox pope t. 3. Subject Ahould be a Square Dance theme with National SquaAte Dance Week and the data Septembe4 20-26, 1982 inctuded. Space mat be test a tocat ctub intioAmation to,be added by ctub4. 4. Att ent4itA must be received by NNJSDA and VP by May 12, 1982 - Atbekta/Haw Vantuvende4 70 Mitten Road, Kinneton,NJ 07405. Judging wilt be done on May 16 by the NNJSDA Executive Boa4d. (Pictured above is this year's poster artist. Laverne Olson with the 3 VP)

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SQUARE DANCE SHOP PEG AND ART RICHARDS FALL VILLAGE RP.. NE.W VERNON, N. J. (201) 538-7273 WINTER SPRING SUMMER

MON. 1N 5 WE ARE HERE YEAR FOUND Enjoy Shopping TUES 1 - 5 in our TO SERVE YOU. . . THUR 1 - 5 country setting FRI 1 - 5 SAT 10 - 5 Square Dance Apparel WED g SUN - CLOSED Peg & Art for Ladies, Men & Teenagers

Additions/corrections to Club Callers/Class Instructors p. 29 Holide, G/S Pat Johnson 99 Bkooktawn Dt.,Mol4i6 Ptain6,NJ 07950 201-53'9-, Y Jim Mauhatt 120 Batteuea Rd,Ocean City,NJ 0S226 609 399-? . MaAian Pearce 9 Metekunk D4.,Titenton,NJ 08600

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Now that the camping season is finished, we have winterized & stored our campers. We look back on this past summer with fond memories of great Cancind & camping. Good weather and good times prevailed. We are now looking forward to our annual Dinner Dance in January when we get together again. We are sure to have a great turnout, as usual. Ihese pix show what can happen when Super Bow! & Dinner Dance conflict....even Bob Mitchell and the Dockry's on rounds couldn't break them away from the TV! Best wishes for a Happy New Year. Joe/Jane Matdonato 201-391-1953

CLASS LEVEL DANCES 1982

FRIDAYS as follows: 8:00 - 10:30pm Jan. 22 March 12, 26 Feb. 12, 26 April 9 CALLER: BOB TARRANT Rockaway Valley Methodist Parish House Valley Rd., Boonton Township, NJ

From intersection of 1-80 and 1-287 (north of Morristown, NJ) go North on 1-287 taking INPERVALE RD. exit, Follow hospital signs to Riverside Hospital. Pass hospital and continue North one (1) mile to Valley Rd. Bearing left onto lalley Road continue for 0.4 miles; Parish House is on right

Teens, singles welcome For inf. (201) 766-5628

GRAND PROWLS ; Pat4ppaTly_p_N,J. ( +2 ) 1 g 3 Satakday76-13-iiiCa-, ,g7i-WRoad g Route 202 Happy New Year to everyone with thanks to all who have supported us by their attendance during 1981. Think of it, half of the square dance sea- son is over, so if you haven't already treated yourself to the pleasure of dancing with us, please do so now - wait no longer. We have a variety of callers and the Pennies do an excellent job on cueing the rounds. We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and look forward to dancing with you in 1982. (ad p. 47) Matge/At Stottmei4te4 201-226-2856 Weekly VD of a very basic nature are being conducted for SENIORS by Muriel Miller. Mondays in Midland Park;Tuesdays Elmwood Park & Hackensack; Thursdays in Northvale & Westwood. Call 201-327-1862 or 212-474-7690 for more information. All Seniors are welcome to attend.

ila SQUARE VANCE OUTFITS made to valet Evelyn Bouehet 19 Meadow Niue, Ltttee Fait4I NJ 201-256-3409 07424

33rd National S/D Convention News. . . . It will be BALTIMORE IN '84 (June 28,29 & 30) for the thousands of dancers coming from all over the US, Canada & Foreign countries for the 33rd National S/D Convention. The host federation is the Mason-Dixon S/D Federation. General Chairmen are Peter "J" & Jen- nie Zukauskas (pronounced Zoo-Cows-Cue, as Jennie ex- plains. Peter "J" & Jennie are now newcomers to this type of committee work. In 1977 they were an el- normous help to the 26th National in Atlantic City (they did the Clam Bake) & thruout the years have worked on numerous projects in their local federation. ! Vic/Peg Wills, Chr. of the 16th National in Philly & Steve/Dorothy Musial, Chr. of the 26th in Atlantic City are their advisors from the National Executive Committee. Because the theme elint took place during the war of 1812, the conven- tion will have colonial overtones. Generally the theme will incorporate the flag & Fort McHenry, the birthplace of our National Anthem. A specially designed costume is used to promote the convention within the federation and neighboring federations/associations as well. See the above pix of the Zukauskas with Doc Tirrell taken at a NSDC. The costume functions much like a logo or trademark which is used to identify a pro- duct, service or evert. The costume is optional, however it is worn by those who wish to show their support. The costume colors, dark blue on light blue ,Tare flattering to at least 90% of the people wearing it. Pat- terns are available from Mary Strickland 4227 Thorncliff Rd.,Baltimore,MD 21236 sizes 8 thru 20 for $1.50 or $2. by mail. Packets of material are available from Jennie Zukauskas 314 East Broadway, Bel Air, MD 21014 for $22 (which include the lace cap worn on ladies head & man's tie). Spare caplets at $1 & ties at $1.25 are also available. For non sewers, Hannelore's (ad on p. 41) has some dresses already made up. It is not necessary to have a convention dress, but it does show your support. Al- ready quite a few NNJSDA area dancers/callers have been seen wearing the official outfits. The Tirrells will be serving as NNJSDA liaison to keep you up on the de tails of our neighboring federation's convention. Also helping them to spread the word thruout our area will be our Executive Board members. Our BALTIMORE in '84 BOOSTER BALL is planned for Saturday, July 24, 1982. More on this, & other convention info, in the next issue. If you have any questions please feel free to contact your NNJSDA officers or Tirrells. 31th NSDC - June 24,25,26, 1982 - Detroit, Michigan 32nd NSDC - June 23,24,25, 1983 - Louisville,Kentucky

AIN DOVER-CHESTER RD. REELERS RI. 513 IRONIA 8- 10:30

FEB 5-JIM ADAMS BY FEB 19-NO DANCE-SCHOOL CLOSED MAR 5-JIM ikDAMS THE MAR 19-BILL CHAMBERLAIN PENNIES

lob HANOVER SQUARES Why. pan N.J. ( +2 2 8 4 Fitiday em PAive Schoot The 20th anniversary dinner-dance was a great success. The open bar had nothing to do with the duality of dancing. Our roaming days appear to be over: we're back in good old Salem Drive School for the duration of the season. We thank everyone who took the trouble to find us in No- vember...l think the dances were well worth the trouble! After our New Year's dance with Bruce Busch, we are looking forward to a fun second—half of dancing . Hope to see you all (you-al I).

June ► ....Manny Amor Donation - $2 person June 27...0A1 Moses-DINNER DANCE * Refreshments *

Information(212)252 - 5636 ROUNDS - Joan & Jerry Newman HI TAWTWIRLERS--NewMit6oAd,N±.1. event' Tuesday Avenue Hope you were with us last month when we had a guest caller from PA - George Potts. He brought along a square from his home state and called some real fun combinations. Two more guest callers are on our schedule - Hugh Jones & Bruce Busch. We are sponsoring a Teen-Age S/D Class in the New Milford H.S. on Monday afternoons. Plans are being finalized for our 20th Anniversary Dance in the spring. Wishing you all a Happy Holiday & a Healthy and Prosperous New Year! (See OWE ad On page 4 .) Gene/ELsie. Chappo 914-634-1808

Valley Steppers Hound Dance Clut , Christ Lutheran Church, 357 Fairview Ave. Paramus, L.J. Steve, Fran & Lil Pradt All welcome for Intermediate/Advanced dancing. Fridays 8-12 Jan. 8, Feb. 12, Mar. 5 & 26, April 9 & 23, May 14 & 28, June 4 & 25. For info. Call Sinald 201-265-5526 or Gurgo 201-671-0387. HILL CITY SQUARES -- Summit N.J. ( +1 ) 1 6 3 Tuesdays Je66emon SchooZ, 110 A611wood Avenue A Happy New Year to all! Jr Christmas Dance put everyone in the holi- day spirit. It was well att Jed, with Bob Benner's class also joining in on the fun. New Years Eve dance/party was a huge success at Somerset Hills with Dick Jones calling. What a wonderful way for clubs to get to-

gether and welcome 1982! Looking ahead to more "specials" - early in February a Valentine dance; a St. Patrick's dance in March with Manny ano a real special the end of March with Hugh Jones from Homesdale, PA as our guest caller. Come join us! Once again - a "thank you" to Sue/Tony Zaccagnio for the class to use their home between semesters!

(zee ad on page 35a.) Lee/Bitt Fritz 201 - 665 - 1339 Footnote: And the good news is that Sue has been recuperating from foot surgery in Columbia, S.C.

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NICE 6 CHPL=:1141111iAL_LId, +1 every Thutoday 7ongtega Spit,iftg Vaitey Road In December we had our Christmas Party to which we invited our studen. Instead of the usual Grab Bag gift, we all brought a small toy for the children at the Holley Child Center in Hackensack. In January we are looking forward to our Oldies & Goodies Night. we are hoping for a great turnout at our President's Bail in February. To all our dancing frien,i- we wish a Joyous Holiday & a happy & Healthy New Year! (tee ad on page 20.1 Gene/Usie Chappo 914-634-1608 Telum)DUalbto AralAr rmtm-mpl

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Nancy "Sweetie" Nosker July 16, 17, 18, 1982 at The Americus Hotel Sixth and Hamilton Avenues Allentown, Pa. LEVEL: Up to Plus 2 $159.00 per couple For Inf. call Jean (212) 356-5323 Limited to 15 squarE " Kay (201) 766-5628 ISLE SQUARES -- &teat KiLa Staten 14,eand N.V. 2 6 4 11 , 4 I 4 etan ev and Avenue All of us at Isles would like to wish all of you Square Dancers ever where a happy and healthy New Year. May you continue to enjoy square dancing, having fun & add to your list of friends in the coming year. Ovr Christmas dance was one of the highlights of the year, As it is every year at Isle . But what else could you expect with Manny Amor calling 1 Frank/Shirley Bellotti on rounds. We would like to thank al! of our friends who supported Isles during the past year. To the various callorr who made each & every dance a very pleasant evening. To Frank & who put the icing on the cake with the rounds. Also to Marty Clifford our class instructor. And to the officers & workers all of which made 1981 a year to be remembered. HAPPY DANCING IN 1982. tepoittet HomeA Powat 212-761-2021 WILL ROGERS had a statement about believing everything in print. It has been brought to our attention that the Holidy cover was in error. Jim/Alice Wilson were the FIRST Staten Square Set couple to become FREELuADF. In fact they were atong the first 8 people to be so recognized back in 1968. We, the Editors, & the Dell'Angelo's apologize for the errolc. 12 Jim & Gerrie Purcells' HAPPY TRAVELLERS WEEKENDS Dick Jones, g — -4kend Jim Purcell --- ROUNDS BY May 21, 22, 23, 1982 RALPH and JOAN COLLIN • Clint McLean, ittdtrend Jim Purcell - ROUNDS BY October 1, 2, 3, 1982 LE.O and ERIE MATHIEU AT: HIGHWAY HOTEL CONCORD, NM, T MAINSTREAM PLUS 2 DANCING ALL WEEKEND (One Hour of A-1 & A-2 Dancing After Each Session) ADVANCED 2 WEEKEND — July 23, 24, 25, 1982

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From all reports our bill to have the Square Dance designated the American Folk Dance of the state of NJ will die uncalled for by Governor B. Byrne...in spite of a tremendous amount of mail, calls, meetings, etc by S/Ders. Battle scarred, but undaunted, FRANK/HELEN CAVANAUGH will start the process all over again early in '82...only this time the NJ Gov. elect told one of his work- ers, he would call for & sign the bill if it does pass both houses. IN THE MEANTIME, we S/Ders have work to do. RJR 151, the bill designating the S/D as the National Folk Dance of our USA, has passed the Senate. But it w111 remain in the House Committee un- less we can get 218 Congressmen & women to co-sponsor it. Frank & Helen have personally visited a number of NJ Congressmen & women and to their amazement have discovered most of them knew nothing about RJR 151...nor had most received any mail aboet it ether!, So PLEASE- get on the ball. Contact your district Congressman and get them to agree to co-sponsor the bill. And thenget your relatives and friends in other states to do the same. ACTION NOW is needed. So far we have 10 sponsors in NJ from dis- tricts 1,4,5,67711,13,14,15 and In NY only in districts 32,34,37!!! Per- haps by the time you read this it will be more; your Delegate will have the latest report from the Cavanaughs from the Delegates Meeting. But re- gardless, contact your Congressman (or woman) & let them know YOU are in- terested. The name of the game is "Get a CO-SPONSOR!" Let's how Frank/ Olen we appreciate ALL they've done by doing our small part --- Make those phone calls now: WRITE that t' &adz. NOW!!! NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION® JUNE 24, 25, 26, 1982 ,f5 e, DETROIT, MICHIGAN -t:44` P.O. Box 35285 Detroit, MI 48235 Hickory Hills 224 Highway 18 West East Brunswick, N.J. 08816 201-828-5666 Hours Daily Hours Sat. 11:00 A.M. 9:30 A.M. -9:00 P.M. HEADQUARTERS -6:00 P.M. FOR ALL YOUR SQUARE DANCE & WESTERN APPAREL

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SALE w HICKORY ti- 0 uP "i 50% Off cr HWY. 18 E New Items Added Frequently w EXIT 9 0 xy c0F NJ 0 ALL SALES FINAL es), 2 '4_9, 4' IPKE (c% is , 'exiz4A1iiiii111•111111111111111111111111111 1■1111=11 KINGS SQUARES -- Bay Ridge BAookt.yh N.Y. Sunday4/2 mo —PrESEITI±MeA,Lan unc - irrEPrEh StAtet Our hats are off to Catherine/George Hughes and their committee for the super job they did in chairing our first Pot Luck Supper in December which was attended by over 100 of our members. It was by no means "Pot Luck" as everyone went out of their way to bring us their very best recipes. The great food and beautiful decorations sure put us in a festive mood for the upcoming holiday season. After the dinner, Jerry Salisbury called a great dance & Richmond raided us with four squares. We're happy to report that our members are out dancing and visiting many different clubs through out the NJ,SI & LI. It seems we have a raid wherever we 90 with at least two squares of Kings at most dances. Our new class and +1 and 2 APD workshops with Frank Riviccio are progressing quite well and we're looking forward to meeting students from the various clubs at the upcoming Christ- mas dances. All of us extend our best wishes for a joyful holiday sea- son and Happy & Healthy New Year. (zee ad on page 8 . ) She,i!a/Atvin AZvaAez 212-251-0263 STARTHkU sQuAREs PRESENT THEIR 4 4E9 ANNUAL FOR iNFORMA71 LIVE MUSIC DANCE CALL AT THE SOUTHARD FIRE HALL 464- 8159 RT. 9, I-I owEIA N.J. 364.5439 LOTH 349-3433 MANNY AM OR velar b ANCE ME PINE BARONS LIMITED SQUARES RON 4 REE RUMBLE $1 5 KITTATINNY RANGERS -- StitewateA N.J ( +I ) 1 8 3 Wednez 010' ateA School Class instruction is progressing nicely under the direction of Dick Lighthipe, Caller. The students are looking forward to their first class level dance in December. Crazy Hat Night in December was crazier than ever. The prettiest was won by Trina Avery, the most original by the Austins, & the funniest went to Kurt/Mary Benderoff. The judges were, the Dockrys and Clue President Armida Devore. They had a tough job. Bob Tarrant rn-Cluh Caller. Put on his own Show. He must have one of every kind made. Our second dance in December was a casualty of an early snow storm. With schools closed for the day...and some of us still shovelling out, we regretfully cancelled the night. Hope we managed to reach a/1 who were planning to come by phone. Congratulations in the new grandparents department goes to Bill/Lucille DeRoche and Jack/Trudy Austin. Boys in both cases. TALL.C.-Tack. Amittle_ IA-181-167s When TENAKILL TWIRLERS go aAaiding, .they choose a theme and att go in Cob- tame: They've been apace men zeaAchxng ion new woAtd4 to S/D kn; hunteAA, AaitoAA, trainmen, and mom recently PitgAima. They plan to evade to eitete Eight (AhoAtA in WINTER?) It att adds up to extAa sun. What next? Lea att up to Raid Chaitmen, Dotothy S Paut Puttman, LAKE LANDD SQUARES -- Pauippany, N.J. ( MS ) evety Tuesday TrargrarrwTcr,---gri Bevekwych One advantage of dancing in the church hall is when schools are closed because of weather...and it clears up by nightfall, we can still dance. If you are ever in doubt, please call either 201-335-3541 or 838-3392. Our Valentine Special or our St. Patrick's day Special called by our lit- tle leprechaun Mike Foley are dances worth attending, ever so much fun & fellowship. So come join with our three popular callers for an evening of fun & fellowship. (ad p. 45.) Jim/Heten Huyiet 201-334-1765 1000 NZP 44v4, 000 a.4ek coots 0 ge-p 04 lOgt 82 04. r; October 7-19 fir\ only $98800 per person, double occupancy

A dream vacation in the DOC & PEG TIRRELL beautiful Swiss Austrian Alps 3 Churchill Road Cresskill, N. 3. at afabulous price 07626 M T SQUARES -- Woodbnidge, N, J, ( +2 1 g 3 Satukday ---SrErairTefTlaiLT777nTrrinTr,Thento Path Tut/Lace Since last we met via GRAND SQUARE, we had a super successful dance with Carl Hanks as our guest caller. People danced in the hall. The Tur- key Swamp was great as mentioned in the prior release. Our New Year's Eve Square Dance Ball was a real "Bash" - the dancing, the food, the good fel- lowship - what more does one need. Each year it gets better. Hope your holidays were goody too. We have our regular dances planned with empha- sis on the President's Ball in February & our covered dish in June. All our dances are special but those two have added attractions. Join us as often as you can. We're always happy to see you. Just as we enjoy your clubs, we hope you enjoy ours. Our class is progressing on schedule. We could use more angels - however, Have a good year! (see ad on page 30.) Fran/Joe Vatenti 201-382-3808 r NEW JERSEY STATE SQUARE VANCE OUTFIT ? ? ? As a tetutt o6 many inquities, especiatty aitet every Patade oti States at a Nationat SiV convention, peanning is beginning bon an o64icia4 New Jelaey State. S/D outiit Kot both men 6 WoMtn, YOWL ideas, comments g in- put ate needed to make th,s undertaking a 6ucce46. We will be in contact with .the othek NJ SID Fedetations/Atsociationt/Distticts so that art wilt have a voice in the iinat decition. Pieate compiete the Ottowing qua- tionnaite and return Lt b APRIL 1 1981 to NNJSDA 3rd VP AtbeAta/Hakky VanLuvendet 70 r n 'J 07405. Thank you 6ok you' hetp. 1. Should we design an aiiiiciat outiit? Yes No 2. The theme shoutd be 3. The cotok4 shoutd be 4. Other. comments (inctude a zepatate theet with zketchet)

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LB MOUNTAIN SQUARES Wh.Lppany, N.J. ( Al ) 1 6 3 Wednesday he4 y eacan Chutch, Route 10 It's hard to believe the holidays have come and gone and its the half way point in our dance program. We would welcome a few more squares at our regular dances and there's plenty of room at the workshop on 2nd & 4th Wednesdays. Love to see you. Otherwise let's hope 1982 is a most prosperous & happy one for each of you. Happy dancing. Rene/Bitt Toaae eon 201-538-3972

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OCEAN WAVES VD Ceuta -- 13'1U1 141*LA#Of. ( MS ) 2 g 4 FAkday 1, 1Wtezt Avenue As we write this, the holidays are almost upon us. So to all a "Merry Christmas and a Joyous New Year". May all our clubs have "Sell Outs" till the end of the Square Dance season. To Ed Ferry and Sy DeFazio, a quick recovery from your surgery - Get well soon. The "Passport to Pleasure Tour" is now at the half way mark. Let's get hopping and get your pass- posts validates, Our next Special will be in February. So come on out for a good night of _fun and dancing. (See ad on page 39 .1 Joe/Helen Kneppte 212-442-3897 Remember when the New Zealand dancers vatted our aaepf Wett. . .Oven/Gordon Nuttatt, Editoas o6 "CathedAat C Chimee 6 Att/Btanche Shephead 6 att danc4aA o6 the Cathedaat SquaaeA S 6 R/D club o ChaiAtchuach,NZ,"utiAk att danceu in the NNJ area a very wa4m 6 Wendty set- tow4hip aeon g with Chitiatmaa 6 New Yeah G4eeting6 1982. Thais the pages o6 GRAND SQUARE we Leet we have come to know out oveueaA danceita as Oiends S hope Acme day to meet move o6 you. 16 you ate even in oua anew pteaae Let UA know in mkt that we can amange to take you to a dance. " 236 KnowteA St,Chaiatchuath phone 559673 19 Hi GiI X Arc-.v ftgAmvS, New easel( s CeNaReTATIoNAL Cl.fu P.C.14 2.o5 5 ItN6 trAteY I204O Fay Dice 1- 1stioi-SVy 711 11 RM. tLymve It 13045 GoRpoN • • • TP1\cli7a 3t* eiLA ES coot Di P5 Me. IR PREstnemrs BALL %r- C. it4 Pio 4,8 - Sr; FhTRicKi Ditq VANCE eiz C 14 • • • • 41/9 tf-

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t5le- IN Rmt. M ArT1 t N FW0N6 wavy f Tam moot gra "Memo 4/53--5016 git3-3411.6 PRINCETON SQUARES -- Pxinceton N.J. ( +2 1 2 g 4 FAidcufis ropy oo .4„ teupoon Stiteet We're all excited about our new classes that just began on Wednesday evening January 6th. They're sponsored jointly by the Montgomery Commun- ity School and our club with Dan Koft as teacher. We feel there may be some folks who would like to start lessons now instead of waiting until next September;. if you know of some couples who would like to join with us send them along. We plan to continue on thru the summer and then graduate our class hopefully in the fall right into our club. The second Semester will be during the summer and will also give any drop outs, or dancers who would like a review, a place to come brush up. It's been a few years since Princeton has had a feeder class and as you can read we're all ex- cited over the prospect. This fall has been onsP .happy dance after an- other with Glenn Cooke & Roy Gotta making each dance seem like a party. We also made a successful raid on Merri-Eights with over half our member- ship there,( ad p. 34a) An, itudt/Don,i.6 Wit son 609-448-4383 The 1981-1982 ROUNDALAB Classic List adopted by its membership includes: EASY R/D INTERMEDIATE RID 1. Dancing Shadows 1. Birth of the Blues 11. Hold Me 2, Tips of my Fingers 2. Answer Me 12. Moon Over Naples 3. Mexicali Rose 3. Folsom Prison Blues 13. Neapolitan Waltz 4. Walk Right Back 4. Feelin' 14. In the•Arms of 5. Tango Mannita 5. My Love Love 6. Frenchy Brown 6. Continental Goodnight 15. Patricia 7.Street Fair 7. Dream Awhile 8. Hot Lips 8. Green Door 9 Take One Step. 9. Roses for Elizabeth 10.Sleepy Time Gal 10. Spaghetti Rag @

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RAMAPO SQUARES Oakt4E4LL ADV ) 2 5 4 Saturday Hetig oe, Seminole Avenue Going strong in its 31st year, Ramapo is thriving on all fronts. Our latest innovation - computerized squares - has been enthusiastically re- ceived. We've had a surprising number of guests from as far away as a two-hour drive. Our regular dances, the annual dinner-dance in October, our gala New Year's Eve party - were all very well attended and most en- joyable. And there's good news ahead: Turn to page 33 for dates and names of upcoming callers. On a social note, Ginny/Bud Allison, finally treated themselves to the vacation they've dreamed about. They departed for Hawaii on Halloween and returned fourteen days later. It was a vaca- tion, Ginny said, that not only lived up to but surpassed their great ex- pectations. Our "good and welfare" news concerns Lee Venable. Lee's home from the hospital after a short second stay, having passed all his tests with flying colors. Not that we haven't aid this before, but it bears repeating: For great square dancing on an advanced level, for de= lightful rounds by Doc/Peg Tirrell, for members who are friendly and wel- coming, you can't do better than to make Ramapo your club of fire -t- choice! (Ad on page 33.) Sautaiteian Fine 201-836-189

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• PEELERS -- Titania_ N. J.. +1 ) 1 6 3 F'.Lday Etementaty Sehoot-Vovelt/Me6tert. Road, Route 513 In the old year, and in the new, it's been good dancing wfth the Reel- e s. In addition we've had two successful raids. The first at Warren Wheelers where our presidents, Tony/Joyce Scatton, won 1st prizes for the funniest and the prettiest hats. After the second raid to the Grand Prowlers, the Morgans hosted the party. The Senior Citizens of Randolph enjoyed a square dance demonstration as part of their Christmas Par7. Thank yous for planning this go to Betty/Dave Manning. Best wishes to Lois Drake who we're glad to see beck on her feet & dancing after her op- eration. IN December Grace/Walt Pennie started introductory round dancing prior to the regular club dancing. Come early (1:30 pm) and join in - try it, you may like it. In the next few weeks we'll be dancing to the calls . of Jim Adams & Bill Chamberlain. Plan now to attend our dinner dance in April. There is no regular dance that evening - just the reservation only dinner dance at a different location.. Snow season is here, - cal l 201 -625- 3868 if in doubt about weather caneellationS. Looking forward to you at the Reeler dances in '82.

(See oak ad page lob.) Ed/Ann Naiman 201 -729- The Conn. Festival mentioned on page 6 promises to be 10 halls with free busing between each hall. Le elude Basics to Advanced. A special hall is for ik/D. 440 - have a celebrity hour at 3 PM & Progressive Squz4res 'is A ft,„ RICHMOND DANCERS -- Catateton COPLIMA4 Staten I.:stand N.V. (+2) 2 6 Sa A St. Jo n ekan Sc 00 663 Manors Road It is startling to realize that over one-third of the aance season is over, including our Christmas Special with "Big Daddy" Jim Cargill. If the rest of the season measures up then it will be a "super" season in- deed. We are blessed by the steady attendance of a number of regular guests. Their presence and support is much appreciated. On a personal note--a Happy New Year to all and, as they say in our native country, " "Lang may yet tum reek". (Don't worry, it is a good wish!) lim/Heten Duntor 212-761-2654 COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES FRANKLIN REFORMED CHURCH, HILLSIDE CRESCENT, NUTLEY, N. J. MOO - 5:30 Plus 2 Workshop 9:30 - 10:30 Plus 1 Dance 657-9411 January 22 Regular Dance JULES POZSAR February 12 St. Valentine's Party DICK PASVOLSKY February 26 Presidents' Ball BETSY GOTTA March 12 Ste Patrick's Dance DICK PASVOLSKY RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- New Biturswiek N.J. ( QS ) 2 6 4 ThUAA ounge- ► oug t o ege e en catt to vekiiy) Two "big events" took place In December. We graduated our first semes- ter class (we run two classes a year) & soon after, the new grads were able to attend their first special as club members. This was our annual Toys for Tots Dance featuring John Kaltenthaler and Roy Gotta, but most of all, contributions of toys (in lieu of dance fee) which surely made the holidays a bit happier for those less fortunate. We thank you for your support. Other first semester highlights included an "Impromptu" lalloween dance (who WAS that ghoul) and a raid on Princeton Squares one night when both Gottas were on the mike. Of course there's been lots of QS dancing of our own with Art & Betsy keeping our thinking caps on. After spending most of the last two summers seeing Promenaders getting married, we now have birth announcements to report - both girls. Congrat- ulations to Don/Anne Mellen; and also to Charlie/Sue (past Pres.Koch) Hornbeck. Hope to see you at our dances this second part of the year. Keep your eyes open - we may be able to revive the Live Music Special this 'spring! Happy dancing. Helena Robin4on 201-291-3572;212-489-1600x4275 S. On a I:le/L.6one note, Ker. and I would like to thank att. time:se dance to rkwant u4 eit beat - wishe4 white 1 wa4 in titg. haspita. Yours eatd4, and ptayekt we moat app4ectatea. 22 You are invited to the first CRUM' =WM, August 8-12, 1982 Square Dancing in Las Vegas Five of the country's top Callers, J ERRY - HAAG

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The levels of dancing: Mainstream 2 -- Advanced 1 & 2 - Challenge 1 & 2 — iiigher levels on request -- Round Dancing — Round Dance War: shop • Five nights and 6 days in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada, Be among the first with deluxe accommodations at the Tropicana and to sign up: Marina Hotels, on the exciting Strip. • Pools and other special features of the hotels at your service • There will be All for only an American breakfast, special food discounts, a special party and many other extras given to each couple. • A Gala Festival Poolside Party to climax the week of dancing and $286.00 excitement. • Dancing all five days and nights. Square danc- Per couple ing attire required at all dances. Double occupancy Tax included

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JANUARY 22- West Milford Flutterwheels ( p. 29) 22- I D T T's (p. 11a) 24- Fred Fields (p. 42) 31- NNJSDA (2-5) - (coven) FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 4- Tenakill Tenderfeet 13- Country Promenaders (p.31) 7- Belles & Beaux (p. 7) 18- Tenakill Tenderfeet 8-10 7- DEBORAH Hos. Benefit (p. 34b) New Milford,NJ (Nantz 384-8254) 7- Fred Fields - (p.42) 21- Fred Fields (p. 42) 10- Western Wheelers (P. 27) 26- West Milford Flutterwheels (p 29) 12- W.M. Flutterwheels (P. 29) 26- I D T T's (P. 11a) 12- I D T T's (p. 11a) 28- CCNJ (Call Gotta 201-249-2086) MARCH MARCH 4- Tenakill Tenderfeet 12- I D T T's (p. 11a) 7- Belles & Beaux (p. 7) 18- Tenakill Tenderfeet 10- Western Wheelers (p. 27) 26- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 29) 12- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 29) 26- I D T T's (p. 11a) APRIL APRIL 1- Tenakill Tenderfeet 15- Tenakill Tenderfeet 9- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 29) 23- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 29) 9- I D T T's (p. 11a) 23- I D T T's (p. 11a) 14- Western Wheelers 9 p. 27) 25- NNJSDA GRADUATES BALL (coven) for monthly Sunday dances on Staten Island- call DiSano 212-761-2451 Our thanks for Marie Verstraete for helping assembling the above info.... The CENTRAL NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCE ASSOCIATION oonalming

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FOR INFORMATION/DIRECTIONS CALL 696-2911

Dealt Editor ONCE A BEGINNER, ALWAYS A BEGINNER " We have been activety dancing4ot sevetat yeaAh i enjoy the camanadety, exetcise, etc. that square dancing o44et4, have recommended Lt to 4tiendo who atm) shake OEM enthus4asm We ket we must call your attention to a ptobtem that ha become very widesptead g which may indeed be the reason many dancetz be- come disenchanted with square dancing 6 subsequentty drop out. Pte-avtan• in • 4 • uates on the pant o6 mote expetienced dancers so they • it g bteakdowms has become rampant. They decide who the bettet dancers ate 6 witt dance onty with those designated while thos tests expetienced ate o4ten 4otced to dance with the beginneAs. Dcute,ing under these citcumstances becomes nothing mote than an attemande teiSt and ptomenade, 6 litequent bteakdowns do not add to the enjoyment o4 aquoute dancing. 1 these mote expetienced dancets woutd dance mote indisctim- inatety, the needs o4 all .square dancers would be bettet setved. The age o6 segtegation has tong passed! 7t is an a44tont to approach a square whete there ate obvious vacancie onty to be toed that they ate tesetved. We have aiso seen squates where one pattnet will occupy the head and the othet the side to insute that no one enters the squate without thw apptova. The blatant tudeness we have encountetedt Oequentty on the pant (16_ club o44icet6, 4otcus us to speak out at this time in the hope that this sutious situation wLLt be cottected beliote it is too tate and mote and mote dancers become tutned o6K to spate dancing." (This letter was signed. Names are available upon request.) *************** ED NOTE- How about a reply from the clubs that are trying out Computer Squares - - Ramapo's attendance has increased since they went canputer t. Have you written your Congressman about HJR 151? See page 13 if you have yet to follow thru in doing your part to help get more co-sponsors for the bill to have Square Dancing designated the National Folk Dance of the U.S.A. Thank you.

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SEE SAW SQUARES -- ek Saddte Rive& N.J. ( +1 1 g 3 Satunday ne Centet, a, e Rtvet Road If you are the friendly type and enjoy good dancing we must have seen you at one of our special or regular dances. Our Halloween Dance was a supernatural success with Lisa Davis, Frank Zaruba, Audrey Hauser & Ed Wagner flying away with the prizes. Our Thanksgiving dance was no turkey either with many people winning either free dances, a free turkey or a rovely hand made turkey by our own Susan Comte. Jules Pozsar, Bob Comte & Pat Mayer celebrated over a century, of good living which of course in- cludes lots of square dancing, Thank you to all the clubs that have been raiding us. Keep your eyes open for us appearing at your door step. Raids help all the clubs financially but most of all the fun you have and the wonderful people you meet can't be beat. In January we are having a student dance. So invite all the studeets you know and let them parade their wealth of dancing. A fashion snow will else be given that evening so everybody can spruce up their wardrobe. Our congratulations to Dana/ Frank Calderoni on the marriage of their son and She Schneider on the Bar Mitzvah of their son. To our most esteemed, Frank Zaruba & Dave Weiss, get well quickly. We have your dancing shoes all polished and can not wait till both of you will be using them. To all of you from all of us at See Saw's have a happy and healthy year and keep on yellow rock- ing. (see ad on pa•e. 3 .) Gaii/Gaity Mann 914-352-2920

NEW SCHEDYLE 1982

MAINSTREAM DANCING & WORKSHOPS - FRIDAYS January 8, 15, 29 February 5, 19 March 5, 19 April 2, 16

CALLER: BOB TARRANT Inf. 766-5628 ROCKAWAY VALLEY METHODIST PARISH HOUSE 8:00-10:30 Valley Rd., Boonton Twp., NJ

Ammo SOLITAIRES -- West (Mange N.J. ( QS I 5 3 Sundays (2-4:5U prO Community Haase, 242 Main Strteet Our Harvest Dance and Supper was the biggest and best yet, as I am sure all who were there will agree. Good friends and good food are an un- beatable combination. Covered Bridge turned out in force; and the follow- ing dance Tenakill Twirlers were very much in evidence - the charge was led by Dorothy/Paul Pullman, assisted by Doc/Peg Tirrell. Doc cued some rounds, which was a special treat. Honorary membership in SOLITAIRES Is hereby bestowed on Barbara Lyn Mellen, newborn daughter of Anne/Don meiien...along with our congratulations to her parents. Anne Pida Mellen wrote in these pages before yours truly, and was an officer of the club.

(Get them while they are young.) Mike lkanchi 201 -987 -5705 When run correctly, amateur callers night can be a lot of fun. Tenakill Twirlers with John Kaltenthaler as MC (& also doing the hash calls where fey realize -until now- he carefully re- views any difficult sections in the amateurs' singers) has conducted 2 successful "fledgling" nights....complete with both square & round neophyte callers/cuers. All were presented with a special dangle (made from shrink art)... and brochures to Callers College.

Z6 Western Wheelers 1982 Dance Schodulo

2nd Wednesday: Plus 1 and STUDENT LEVEL tips 4th Saturday: Plus 1 only Sat. Jan. 23 John Kaltenthaler Wed. Feb 10 Bruce Vertun Sat. Feb. 27 Presidents' Ball Mike Foley Wed. Mar. 10 Bruce Vertun Sat. Mar. 27 Betsy Gotta Wed. Apr. 14 Bruce Vertun Wed. Apr. 21 Graduation Dance Bruce Vertun Dance level drops to Mainstream for remainder of the season. Sat. April 24 Circus Dance Jim Adqons Sun. May 2 lea Dance Bruce Vertun Wed. May 12 Bruce Vertun Sat. May 22 Dick Pasvolsky Wed. June 9 Dinner Dance Bruce Vertun

Shearwood's Cueing Rounds Square banciny Round Dance Lessons 8:30 to 10:45 PM Wed. at 8:00 PM First Congregational Chuw.h Halt Donation/Couple Sat. at 7:30 PM 131 Pascack Roud $4 for members Park Ridge, New Jersey $5 for v isi tors

SOMERSET HILLS SQUARES -- Baskin° kid e N.J. +2 2 5 4 Tuesday Cedat H shoo Pe e/1,0We Read O.K. "you guys", now you can't say we didn't warn you that you owe IT to yourselves to come on out and join our fun! Many have come & enjoyed but there are still some of you who are missing out not only on some greel dancing but you are completely out of it as the unfolding, dance by danc of our own soap extravaganza continues! Several weeks ago Mike Foley managed to have his car stolen complete with all of his sound equipment and square dance records. Never missin§ a beat, he has kept us high at dance time and amazed in between tips as relates his crazy experience. How is he traveling these days? What IS he using for sound equipment? How does one start to replace a lifetime record collection? Drop in to get these answers & also hear how the sup sleuths are handling Vor mishandling the case. This and much more await those who follow the crowd to the action at Somerset Hills. The Pennies continue to keep their gang going in circles while Bob Tart rant's efforts are keeping his following going straight! As they say 4 McDonalds "WE DO IT ALL FOR YOU"!!! (See ad on page 5 .) BaAbaAa/Watty Spttziotm 201-369-4064 STEPPING STONE SQUARES -- Main, Rcd•e N.J. (MS wig *2) 2 5 4 Sa,tuht• c 00 earAtAee Road Stepping Stones Squares continues to be a favorite melting pot of hap- piness and joviality twice a month as ten squares from clubs all over NJ meet to learn or reinforce their +1 & +2 talents. Caller Bob Tarrant is now well into the +2 calls as this Sister Club begins to attract couples who enjoy dancing at the +2 level year round. There are nine dances left in this season, and we invite all of you +2 dancers to join our re- laxed workshop. Aoit/Mike McCtulte 201-647-6406 SAT., JANUARY 30,1982 NNJSDA SPECIAL (CtiAt McLean on SqLWARA) 8-11 PM Montvitte(NJ) High Schootkpennia on Rouptd4 2/ 9

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All cabins are outside with 2 lower beds; guaranteed Category "H" or better. Rate is per person based on two in a cabin. $100 per person deposit will hold your reservation and is fully refundable. Final pay- ment due 60 days prior to departure. A $25 per person cancellation fee will be charged if cancelled up to 30 days prior to departure. Port tax of $33 per person is not included (TIPPING NOT REQUIRED)

Make checia payabte to KASHETA TRAVEL, SQUARE DEPT.

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ADDRESS PHONE ( ) TOWN 6 STATE ZIP G/S 28 STATEN SQUARE SET -- Gkaniteviite Staten ',stand N.Y. (+2 I 8 3 cui4 e L6 tar • r ote6 venue. These past few months have marked a couple of proud & joyous occasions for SSS. First, our sincere congratulations to Gabe/S I a Del l 'Angelo, prominent and respected members of SSS and current presidents of NNJSDA who were awarded the prestigious "Lucarini Award" at our 32nd Anniversary Dance.in November. Gabe/ Si la met the challenge of several other well- qualified & deserving coup les - and their unsel- fish contributions to the siding community has earned them this award. Through all their years of dancing, Gabe/Si la have always practiced and preached their basic s/ding philosophy -"Thou shalt not forget that thou were once a beginner." Thank you to Gene/Grace Lucarini and their -- -)mmit- tee of past SSS presidents for another outstanding anniversary dance.. Our club has also been blessed with the friendliness & dedication of another wonderful couple. Tony/Marie Attanasio - who were prosentf,d with the coveted SSS"Blue Jay" Award at our December Holiday Special, in recog- nition of their unselfish and tireless contributions to square daocing in general and SSS in particular. Our heart-felt congratulations to a couple who have been long- deserving of this award. We would like to extend our gratitude to Bi II/Ruth Hughes and their hard-working committee for making the Holiday Special a night to remember, especially for our class members who were in attendance. We wish Dom Santore, Natalie Weisberg & Fran lncontro speedy recoveries and hope to have them dancing with us again in the near future. Our wishes to al l for a Happy & Healthy New Year - and we look forward to seeing you al I at our future dances. (See out ad on page 18.) John/Etten Gaeta 212-948-6564

WEST MILFORD FLUTTERWHEELS Club Dances 1st & 3rd Friday 8:00 - 10:30 PM--MS, QS, PLUS Info: 697-5376 or 697-2632 After 6PM

AT PARADISE KNOLL SCHOOL (Paradise Rd, off Rt 23)

Jan 15- -Bob Mitchell (Super Fruit Bowl) Feb 5--Dick Pasvolsky (Salute to the 50's) 41')Ki- ,1•1 (P,K M Feb 19- -Bob Mitchell (Sweetheart's Ball) 5 P'490ie f FzI Mar 5- - Bob Mitchell (Rockin'in Rosalie' s Boat) fir:17;2-740 ;:t Mar 19--Bob Mitchell (Leprechauns/Lassies II tvMM C r Apr 2--Dick Pasvolsky Until Get Together)

CLASS LEVEL DANCES 2nd & 4th Friday

Jan 22--Dick Pasvolsky ATTEND ALE Feb 12- -Bob Mitchell 6 AND GET (1‘. Feb 26--Dick Pasvolsky A DANGLE! 0 Mar 12--Bob Mitchell Mar 26- -Dick Pasvolsky

lers1/ **Guests still only $3. 50 a couple. ‘34-'77.47t oak I 14‘06042 **S.W.:1_1591g SI9es-ELEAAEL._ 29 SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Spanta,s%J. ( +2 ) 2 4 Paddy --- Atpuite oot, Andove4 Road lie have just completed a happy holiday season with our New Years Eve Ball ;old out by Thanksgiving and an early Merry Christmas celebrated at mid )ecember. Leading the festivities were our caller John Kaltenthaler and the Dockrys, making it a truly enjoyable evening. In November two and 3 half Spinner Squares raided D & H and Jim Adams in Port Jervis,NY. A )ood time was had by all thanks to the graciousness of D & H dancers and the creative calling of Jim Adams. As we end winter and approach spring the Spinners are looking forward to the opportunity to dance to Dalt Young and 8111 Wagner as well as our own John Kaltenthaler. Join us in Sparta

In '82. (See out ad on page 35a .) Nat/Ca/tot AtbAecht 201 -875 -5002

M.T. SQUARES - SQUARE DANCE CLUB 1982 DANCE SCHEDULE School #19 Menlo Park Terrace Maryknoll Rd., Woodbridge Twp. New Jersey First & Third Saturdays Level Plus 2 For Information: Bernie/Ann Novak 201/486-5096 Jan. 16 Will Larsen Feb. 6 Bruce Busch (Presidents Ball) N Feb. 20 Joe Landi MENLO PARK TERRACE Mar. 6 Bruce Busch SCHOOL * 19 Mar. 20 John Kaltenthaler 3 Apr. 3 Bruce Busch NENLO PARK cc $ HOPPINO Apr. 17 CENTER Rob. Bissey W May 1 Bruce Busch o May 15 Jim Cargill z

June 5 Bruce Busch IX i s 4 i) +.2„. LIGHT (Covered Dish) ROUTE 1 ROUTE I June 19 Mike Cleary ALLEN CARPET V/0008C0131 SHOPPING \, CENTER

ROUNDS BY THE DOCKRY'S

SWINGINISTARS—Maill000d,N.l. ( +1+) 2nd Satutday Avenue Schoo' Here we are at the beginning of a brand-new year and still our favorite astime continues to remain a "today" activity. Square dancing has always ad this innate quality of being able to adjust to its period. Not that he changes were drastic - just a small one here and there which would be eadily accepted by the dancers as its time had arrived. And for us of he 1982 variety, it is a big "plus". Have you ever tried to oo to a pare dance and bring your problems with your No way. You either dance r you worry about your problems - but you can't do both. This 9raphi- slly illustrates what a wonderful antidote we have to todays' tensions. 7,, with this in mind, we at Swingin' Stars wish one and all the best in Ie New Year and invite you to partake of our brand of S/D. Rounds 8pm ar you and Squares 8:30 as'usual. Connie Woo/I 212-TRI-4853 we FAiday, OW 30, 1982 - GRAND SQUARE BOOSTER DANCE 8-11 at Scotti4h Rae Cathedkat, Lincotn Paltk, NJ 10

couNtR Y PROMENADERS

HERBERT HOOVER JR HS JACKSON AVENUE - EDISON, NJ HALL - {201} 225-9815/9825

ROUNDS - 7:30 NOSKERS SQUARES - 8:00 - WORKSHOP DANCE - 8:30-11:00

SOFT-SOLED SHOES REQUIRED!

JANUARY 23, 1982 - FRED FIELDS

FEBRUARY 13 - VALENTINES DANCE - MARTY CLIFFORD OPEN TO STUDENTS

FEBRUARY 2? - RED BATES SPECIAL DONATIONS $4.00/$5.00

MARCH 13 - JIM MARSHALL

INFO: {201} 780-2366 {WARREN/JUDY DETWILER, PRES.} 548-2598 {DOT/ED KUISMA} 754-3372 {MIRIAM BARTON}

2ND- 4TH SATURDAYS -FZ

CALLERLAB AendA CHRISTMAS GREETINGS 6 Btsi wISHES Q5A\ZJTAn FOR A HAPPY 8 PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR to -az many ilaIncb The International Association thAoughout of Square Dance Callers the S/V wo4ed. May the gi.it4 you xeceive inctude much good dancing at a Level you en 'ay to toe-tapping muAit in hats with smooth goons. May the 64Am hand6hake4 Amitca you receive be a keitection ol6 you4 own out-going pemonatity etiendtkness. May the goodies act belione you in you4 dancing S catting .include enough spice to whet, appetite S keep your inteteAt but not.ir much as make you LU S turn pia appetite attogethex. May aqua/a S R111 be Son you the iniendty, pleasultabte activity it was meant to be. A4 you axe wAapping your giit4 OA °thou, 4emembex to inctude those which cost so tittte S yet axe 40 pAiteteAA - a Amite, cou4tesy to otheks, amoothneaa in out dancing, a kindloo4d S hetning hand to the new dancet, IltiventA4 oi tk miatakez oi °theta, 4pptayae S a woad o ka io4 yowl eA4 5ometimea we get 40 baby WW1 cnotteogkapnkc p4o 4o4vtng 04 ealuung new dances, we icAget to take the time to 4e enloy_tlie gMeat mit shake as .quote S 'found danceu. HAPPY HOLIDAY HAPPY DAYCING! 31

CELEBRATE ON THE SIXTH, KUZ'NS SEVENTH; ANNIVERSARY THAT IS. CLUB CALLER: BOB MITCHELL $4/Couple DANCE LEVEL: MAINSTREAM & MAINSTREAM + lst & 3rd SATURDAYS DANCING 8 - 10:30 FRANKLIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FRANKLIN, NEW JERSEY ONLY STARTING 7:45 WHEN BOB MITCHELL IS CALLING.*** JANUARY 16 "BOB SELIG" FEBRUARY 6 V BOB MITCHELL 20 V BOB MITCHELL MARCH 6 V BOB MITCHELL **ANNIVERSARY DANCE ** 20 "ROB BISSEY"

C att.& atis Ei. SOUTH - NORTH - EAST 4, NORTH - Conducted by Bill He an in the Middle School in New Milford,NJ on 1,3,5 Thursdays. About 3 sets are participating. Call Jim/Elaine Mastroberti for more information 201-933-6851. SOUTH - Under the tutelege of Betsy Gotta meeting in the Library at Clark, NJ every 2,3,4,5 Monday. Is looking for more dancers who would like to sharpen their skills. Call Betsy for more information 201-249-2086. EAST - With Staten Island really behind this workshop, CAE is really a going group of dancers. They average 3-4 sets on Thursdays at the Christ Methodist Church with Bill Anderson as teacher/instructor. Call Dell'Angelo 212-448-2737 for more information. HAYLOFT 908 First Avenue ASBURY. PARK, NJ JANUARY FEBRUARY 17- Glenn Cooke - Class Level 6 - Roy Keleigh - Squares/Rounds 2:30-4:30 7 - Glenn Cooke - Class Level 2:3- Roy Keleigh - Class Level 2:30-4:30 8 - 10:30 13 - Bruce Busch - Regular Dance MARCH 20 - Roy Keleigh - Squares/Rounds 6- Roy Keteigh Squa/Led/Roundo 21 - Glenn Cooke - Class Level 7-Gtenn Cooke - Cta44 Level 2:30 2:30-4:30

13 - Roy Keteigh - Cta44 Levet 8 PM 20-Vick P4Avotoky Regutak Vance phone 201-775-0395/531-0954 21-Gtenn Cooke - Cto.64 Levet 2:30 21- Roy Keteigh eta44 Levet 8 PM Refreshments

33N3S31A - mini - porta - INSURANCE - Happy to report our cost is same this year If you have any quesfions, put them in writing to Chr. ED BELL RD 2, Box 829,Andover, NJ 07821. Phone 20I-827-3333(daytimes); 20i-729-3216 (evenings). ..ASSES-2nd VP - Please send names/addresses of graduates to GRAND SQUARE " Editors & 2VP by Feb. 5. NNJSDA will collate the lists and distribute copies to all clubs in plenty of time for any invitations to be extended to nearby dancers. A listing of all open house dances will be in next GRAND SQUARE. 2vp will get a ??? to clubs about time you are reading this. GRADUATES BALL set for Sunday afternoon April 25, 1982 at Montville,NJ High School 2- 5 pm. Basic Manuals of S/D Calls, and Manuals on the PLUS calls are available from 2VP - at 25¢ per copy for member clubs &

-50¢ a copy non-member clubs. Call Hills 201-459-4667. MINI-FESTIVAL - Replies in to ???indicate more dancers prefer a sit-down

--7177171;717,7o levels of square dancing; round dancing included; more seemed to prefer a spring festival. Mooneys working on finding place! They welcome all suggestions as to location, etc. 32 -- Vematest, N.J. QS TENAFLY SQUARES ( 2nd FAiday Baptist Chutch, 563 PieAmont Road Thanks to the hard work of our presidents, Jim/Bea Essig, and our ex- cellent callers, Paul Brody, Stan Zaczkowski & Fred Weiner, things are lookine up for TENAFLY SQUARES. Attendance at our dances is the best it has been for a long time. Dancers are heeding our invitation and finding that it's fun to dance with us. With the holidays over, we'll be dancing the rest of the season with Paul & Fred. We're hoping that it won't snow on a second Friday, so you'll have no excuse for staying away from our dances. As always, we have rounds with the Tirrells. C'mon over. Don"; miss a single dance in the new year. FAank/Maitie Poote 201-342-337., D.S.••••••■••■

Heights School FRIcol Seminole Ave. /--- WRVC) Oakland, N.J. SQUARES Jan. 9 Joe Ubelacker

Jan. 23 Roy Leber Feb. 13 - Dick Green Feb. 27 Clint McClean March 13 Bruce Busch March 27 Todd Fellegy

ROUNDS 8:00 P.M. by Peg and Doc Tirrell ;WARES 8:30 - 11:00 Plus Hash Tip

Soft soled shoes please

TENAKILL TWIRLERS -- CAuskitt, N.J. ( QS ) 3Ad FAiday tin School, 19toohAide Avenue November was amateur callers night and our budding callers did theme selves proud. A surprise appearance was made by John Kaltenthaler as an "amateur" R/D cuer, along with our president Helen. They did well , too. The evening was rounded off with another fake amateur when Bill Heyman called a tip. The class, cosponsored by 3 clubs and taught by Bill is progressing smoothly. They enjoyed a delightful Christmas dance mid-De- cember. November also saw the Tenakill Twirlers Travelers on the prowl Dressed as pi lgrims, they went hunting turkeys in West Orange and found Solitaires instead. Now that's a club that certainly knows how to make visitors feel welcome! As this goes to press we look forward to our Christmas dance and New Years Eve party. We hope that when you read it you will be looking back on a happy holiday season. Check our scnedule for our two dances held in our substitute location at the Reformed Church still in Cresskill. Dotothy/Paue Puttman 201-568-5138 KINGS SQUARES ha4 been oanted cteatance by the NNISDA Rec/Sec Olt the 7166 1,3,5 Sundays cq the catendat yeah 1982-83 40A theLt Iteautak club daAze.s. 33 WARREN WHEELERS -- Poltt Munitay N.J. ( +1 ) 2 g 4 Thutaday liTiaTraZtoWchoot, Route 57

We had a crazy hat dangle dance in October. Participants wore crazy lats and were judged for the funniest, most original, and prettiest. The udges faced a tough decision. Ironia Reelers had a raid that dance. Our Thanksgiving Turkey Give Away went to a Warren Wheeler couple. he first time in four or five years. It too was a happy dance. .When Dar regular club Christmas Dance was cancelled due to the unexpected snow, e simply combined forces with the class and had a joint party Monday! le're glad to see Ada Proctor back after being in double leg casts for 5 reeks. Also, Frank Nagy back after his operation. Alice/Ray Ramando fere stuck in a Paris strike and finally got a flight, just in time to lake our dance. That's dedication!!! (See our ad on page 19 .) Wanda/Ftank Wittmann 201-832-7974

C•eoSr SpeAWS' Lincoln School, Crane Street, Caldwell

Jiluary 27 71i11 Laraen February 10 Paul ,rody February 24 Mike Clery Parch 10 Paul Brody M +1 (One tip at +2) 8:00 - 10:30 /14 Soft soled shoes, please Info: 226-2856 WEST MILFORD FLUTTERWHEELS -- West Mit otd N.J. ( +1 ) 1 6 3 Dizaar----- e no c oo aka e 'oa•obi Rat 23 Square dancers were happy to share with needy & old folks & orphans at ur "Share the Harvest" & "Santa's Helpers" dances. Club has gone on uite a few raids, which adds spice to our square dancing lives) in eneral. A few members are working on their Patron Dangles; wish them uck & safe traveling. Quite a few members started the New Year off right y square dancing at Sussex Spinner's New Year's Eve party. What a way to tart off 1982! (See ottn ad page 29 .)Evetett/Ruth Leech 201-697-2632 U S T !!! ahott On Let U Speak Together. - the NNJSDA Leadetshipi ommunication SeminaAs witt be held Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982.44om 2-6 Wowed by a Lilting Your Own Box Supper and an even-Lng dance. The. Wet- oon 6eas-c.onz ate att geared to help daneena invoived-411 teadetzhip kn hak ctubs..with plenty o time OA que6tioniansweiaidizeuzziona. Han NV tki attend. ChaiAman- 'Ftonence Matgo;Re titan Bit /Cathy Seneschat. PRINCETON SQUARES MS+2

##DICK JONES SPECIAL ## February 26, 1982 8:00-10:30 p.m. (609) 924-7545

Jan. 22 Glenn Cooke Community Park Sch. Birthday Dance Rounds: Roy Gotta Witherspoon Street Feb. 12 Glenn Cooke *Chapin School Regular Dance Rounds: Roy Gotta Princeton Pike *Feb. 26 Dick Jones Community Park Sch. Special Rounds: Steve Bradt Witherspoon Street Mar. 12 Fred Fields *Chapin School Regular Dance Rounds: Dave Roberts Princeton Pike 34a • ▪

la.■•••••1/■ Sparta Alpine School Rt. 517 Sparta N.J. Z.155ZX ****** Mainstream Q.S. +1 & +2 2 & 4 Fridays 8:00-10:30 g's Peg & Joe rockry Workshop 7;30-8:00 * * *if Jan 22 - Palt Young Mar 26 - John Kaltenthaler Feb 12 - John Kaltenthaler Pre sidents Bal l Feb 26 - John Kaltenthaler Apr 9 - Bill Wagner Mar 12 - John Kaltenthaler Apr 23 - john Kaltenthaler ****** Soft soled shoes please Info-( 201) 827-3534

"That's What Friends Are For" Yate Cannoad • „, Perhaps, I may appear absurd Ea •r►i 00 W but I would like to spread the word co ? . , .1 C c 8- (1w c When I felt like a mourner W W ,-C 0 .: M MA, M 44 a' .. grand people were in my corner. C Pi 4,-+ 4,) al W 44 W 0.)*-4 1-4 r-1 ..sd 63 I was told I needn't answer 4-1 0I. P-4 34 .r.1 ..4 specially when one has cancer W 14 CO CI v-i 0.-1 i.J 10 0 C •.-4 144 O "Get-well" cards don't get a reply 0 •*4 g4 V-. Cie , 41 I disagree. I'll tell you why. aim Your get-well card was therapy . ' : ,' '- " 8 e-11 ?"4>4 a) 0 u 14-1,13 cu You had to be here just to see > 4t V the change; energy for my heart o Eco o 14 0 0 t u) and was reflected on my chart 4) 311 0,4 0 • U. 17 0 P-. EIM 4.) You took the time to shop around CP..4 1 1.4 "Cl -. CO *7,4 a gracious word, a pleasant sound = 4.i..0 11) v.4 Cj to cheer me in a time of need •r4 W 0"0 It was a very thoughtful deed. "6111).' It2:11/44 0)17:164 Your card stirred me out of bed, : ":41:106 4-1 0 elixir for my aching head 41 ri w ao ' - ' 0 That's why I would find it hard not to respond to your "get-well" card. Z CD Z ■-4 = N Z CC HUGH JONES Tues. Rounds by March 30 SPECIAL Ron 1982 Rumble 8:00 pin HILL CITY JEFFERSON SC HO OL SUAR ARITI NEW JERSEY The yeah Yale CaAAJoad h Evelyn Olsen chatted LUST (1977), the initAat ttyeA -cnctuded oven seventy di6tietent wands A04 LEADERSHIP. State wnote... LUST u a dialog on alt matteAs pettaining Lo OUA activity... LUST La a speak oat ACA4iOn chained by expetienced danceu ..... Lust is a teahnina exvekience LUST i4 oven to at ..... If "knowledge" is a treasure Save Sunday Sept 12, 1982 and "doing" is a pleasure Pick up a 61 yen 61tom your De teoate then LUST is a must! Send -in you& neoenvati.on to& . irso fIr 41 SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 7, 1982 DEBORAH at K. o6 C. HALL HOSPITAL Jackson Street BENEFIT South Riven, N.J. DANCE 2:30 to 5 PM - DICK JONES - CLASS LEVEL Feb. 7, '82 7 to 9:30 PM - Dick Jones on squaxes(+1,21 Doc Tinnett on /wands

in6o: call Ida/Debbie Kish 201-254-9265 Regaxding my £athex whom qou att. know as YALE, Whose poems, jokes and insults have ()lit you negated, I'd tike to extend to his 6xiends one and att, A thanks on behati oS his only son Paut. Pam you& square dancing gnoup he was bnieity nemoved, Due to an ittness which wonnied his brood. Knowing that he Loves dancing, without which he's sad, "Twos a 4eAbOU4 ittness which stowed down my Dad. Heti be back in your cincte on aqua/Le beioxe tong, Fox which I am pateiut, thus puving he's stung. He's saved up 4some joking, an insult ox two, And he totd me hes saved it especiatty 6ox you. Allow me to add, as some you know, That a hospital stay can make one feet tow. One Aeccoutepttty thinks, though it may not be tiait: Does anyone know? Does anyone cake? I'm told that the Danceu who nead the GRAND SQUARE, Axe the best 6/fiends one pinds on eatth anywhexe. And you 'moved that to me in petzonat ways, As you visited Vate to bnighten his days. Thanks lion your visits, your caxds and you& tette/Ls, The receipts o6 which made him ieet just that much bettor.. One thing should be cteax, I'm no poet as he. But, thanks to you att, zincenety prom me. Paul Carrce tt, t

CURLI A-1 Dance with A-2 Workshop 1982 Q SUNDAYS as follows: 7:30-10:00 pm EIGHTS Jan. 3, 17, 31 Feb. 7, 21 March 7, 21 April 4, 18

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Square (a round) dancing has been likened to a fraternity. Most all us have, at some time or other, expeaenced the caring, the thoughtfulnee the kindness of our fellow dancer - here or in ourravels. In typing tLs issue, it seemed an unusual number of dancer were ill or hurting. Rewe essurid, the cards, visits, calls, gifts - while perhaps nov acknowledged- are a ways appreciated & are a reminder, "Yes, we care- You re family. Rutgers Prom. reporter Helena Robinson expressed similar sentiments as ci,41 above poem in her PS. And in this great big, impersonal world or ours, it's a good feeling. Let's never lose the fellowship of our activity. WESTERN WHEELERS Pa4k Rid e N.J. f +1 2nd Wed; 4th S ongAeg on, unch, 131 Pcacack Road Holiday celebration theme dances complete with decorations & super refresh- ments have given Western Wheelersaances a festival atmosphere this fall. But as always, the real magic is experiencing the transformation from a chilly church hail to a warm and joyous party by the chemistry between ae enthusiastic caller and responsive dancers. At a general club meeting in November, it was decided that our Wednesday evening dances would be opened to students. This will provide students with an opportunity to practice what they've learned in classes & ease their transition into club !atei dancing. It also gives more experienced dancers the opportunity to hop k inspire some very nice people eager to become polished "pros". !:at- edent tips will be interspersed with plus one tips. See our ad on page 27 to discover what we have in store for you in 1982. Happy New Year everybody! Chattie/Loid Ve Mock 201-391-8337 S 0),ocire.A a .4 c. rcin

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AAA.. Sch00i 60b0 bcoY t Ynt*RE t ms+1 2 6 4 FAiday - rut) ,c. oot, gitched Teivtace Seems as if there are aiways problems along with the fun & pleasure of S/Ding. This year our officers first had to cope with finding a location for the "middle" third of the series of classes because the school was not available then. After that, they, along with representatives from Dancing Squares, were informed that a new location had to be found for our New Yeei-.) Eve dance. After persevering thru many phone calls &dead ends, things seem to be well in hand again - we hope! We aiso hope that every one bad enjoyable holidays. The members of Y Squares certainly have, with gre,:t turnouts at all dances. We've got some great ones coming up too, a pic night and a Valentines dance to name two. Reminder- no dance Good Fri- day A goodly number of gifts were donated at our November dance for dieribution to the patients at Runnels Hospital at Christmas, we're prcad to see that many clubs collect gifts & toys for various hospitals, orphanages, etc. It's one of the side benefits of sliding - the pleasure of giving to others without looking for thanks or for a gift in return. Maybe we ought to consider gifts at other times of the year, that the home or hospital could give at a patients birthday. That might give additional pleasure as well as "spread the wealth" that is now contributed in a huge bun,7• at one hol i day. Food for thought. However, as we start a new year, let's all pitch in to keep the movement expanding. Happy dancing in 1982. (See OWL ad on Eng 38 j Nancyipa Ctough 201-499-021i 'Fa HUNTER MOUNTAIN in NY's scenic northern Catskill region holds 4 festi- vain- German Alps Festival& goebelfest July 7-25; Country Music Festival July 29-Aug. 1; National POLKA Festival Aug. 6-15; & International Celtic Fesralval Aug. 18-22. All Mondays al,:e closed. A new reduced ticket rate is liwed for the Polka Fesival. Many activities planned at all. Go for a day or longer. Write-FESTIVAL .Bridge St., Hunter NY 12442(518- 263- 3897) 35b 9

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16 This issue the SQUARE PINCUSHION makes a 5-tier skirt

In response to several requests, we'll review how to make the most feminine of skirts-the 5-tiers

Each tier is a graduated length with the narrowest at the top, and the widest at the bottom. The mathematics will sound a bit complicated, but take it step by step, and you'll do fine. The easiest & the place to begin is to use the finished length of 25*. Finishing each tier at 3°,4°,5°,6", & 7" to make a total of 25". Adjust by fractions either to shorten or lengthen. Then add 1" to the width of the 4 uppermost tiers for 2 *" seam allowan- ces, and finally add 4" for top edge seam allowance on the bottom tier plus desired hem.

For the cuttings(up to about a 35" waist) Cut 2 strips 45" fabric for tier 1; out 2 for tier 2; cut 3 for tier 3; out 5 for tier 4 & cut 7 for tier 5; also out 1 4 5" for the waistband.

For the assembly: For each tier, join the strips in that size,end to end, Leave last seam open- this will give you 5 long strips . For tier 1, measure off and cut at 60"; tier 2 uses the full 90";tier 3 cuts at 135"; tier 4 cuts at 205" and tier 5 is 310". This will allow each tier to be 1-i tines fuller than the preceding one. Now gather the upper edge of tier 2 and sew to lower edge of tier 1; gather upper edge of tier 3 and sew to bottom edge of tier 2; repeat with tiers 4 and 5. Your combined tiers should lock like the picture at the right. Sew remaining seam, leave allowance for zipper. insert (, I 1 LI-I-- zipper. Cut waistband strip the length •f -your-iweist plus an allowance for seams and overlap. Sew end seams, add some stiffening. Gather upper edge of skirt to fit ycur waist and attach to waistband. Add closure desilfs.A. Try on and if length is correct do your hem. Since this is about8i. yards at the bottom,a machine hem is not out of place. If your skirt looks too short because your math was off or your seams to deep try adding a band of eyelet or contrasting -abric strip or some other edgiftg. You could split your _)west tier and Insert a trim of your choice.

A tip or two- use lightweight fabric- many tiers were intended for a dainty look....Learn to use a ruffler, it saves many a temper and is a worthwhile investment. can be attached to a bodice in place of waistband.. trim it up with rickraek, ribbon, eyelet, applique, or whatever enjoy it over and over again • •

Rose Ericson the SQUARE PINCUSHION 37 HI TAW TWIRLERS TEEN AUXILIARY -- Near Mit6ohd N.J. evehy Mon y - kg c oo' veh Road A teenage class has started(last November) with Paul Brody teaching. About 4 squares have signed up & the class is sponsored by Hi Taw Twirlers. Did you ever watch teenagers "learn"? They talk. laugh, shuffle but bend the line or do Grand Square after only two lessons. When the adult class invited them to their Christmas Party after the third lesson, you couldn't have seen more excited faces any place. They are really "into it" as they will tell you, & feel sorry for their peers who didn't join & who "just don't know what they are missing" (sound familiar?). The class hopes to graduate at the same time as the adult classes & hopes that they are

welcome to dance at local clubs. Hannetolte Baumann 201 - 967 - 9270 tor larali NMI MIN MEM IMMIX= OEM toms eisma mom MIMI 111111•111 =MO ilarENIe 1 ra SQUARES 041/ LiPoile-47 nrieg, CI- c'. Z4111- FM. I JAN. 22 °lig AittP{.,-" PicK I FOB. /2 VA Le/yr/me Amece " eke I I Aw:ci6 2 e Roo-. Awed- /r0 4 0 I I MAR 57; Ar.} Pntsece /ORR• g 6'Yew- P9Arce- go r clot 05-4-ef_ I I ROUA'DJ 8Y leiriv rel.4 0 dT.Ci. 7,%rg,4 "k?

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eveky Thuh4day (7:30 -9:30) Methodist Chinch, 8 Academy Road Happy New Year! We have been busy dancing away, as usual. Our class has been busy learning all those mainstream calls (and SO much more!) un- der the able leadership of Leo Pruner. The class, as well as many veteran dancers, attended the Cross TrailsSquares Christmas dance which, as usual, was fantastic! 4-H endeavors and demonstrations have kept us busy also.

'Til next time - happy dancing. Li4a L. Wood 201 -228 -2247 CANADA's 3rd National Square & Round Dance Convention Halifax, NOVA SCOTIA info: Convention '82 July 29-31, 1982 PO Box 643,Ha1ifax,N.S.,Canada 33J 2T3

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AL LA 9C=1 QUARTERLY SELECTION COMMITTEE tepoA14.... The International Association For the quarter beginning Jan. 1, CALLERLAB Callers of Square Dance has selected two movements for use during workshops at the MS level...HINGE & FLUTTER by Ron Schneider. .."Starting formation - Ocean Wave(s). All dancers do a Single Hinge, the in-facers will do a Reverse Flutterwheel while the out-facers do a right about face to finish as in a Reverse Flutterwheel. Ends in facing pairs." Callers are asked to be sure that all dancers are in established wave(s) before calling HINGE & FLUTTER since the move begins with a Single Hinge action. There are some All Position Dancing (APD) calls that dance smoothly if your groups are so inclined. Please note, however, that not all groups desire to dance other than from common (normal) boy-girl arrangements. It is not CALLERLAB's intent to force APD onto any group. RELEASE THE COLUMN - "Starts from any right or left-handed column for- mation. The number 2 and 4 dancers in each column move forward and slight ly left or right to pair up with the dancer in front of them (making a momentary offset two-faced line) and then all finish like a Ferris Wheel to end in a Double Pass Thru formation. (From a common or normal column, RELEASE THE COLUMN produces a common or zero Double Pass Thru formation.) CALLERLAB members will be voting on all existing QS by mail ballot & will conduct a discussion & vote at their annual convention in April. The above moves will be on the QS list for the period beginning Jan. 1 until removed or accepted after a three year trial period. Please let us hear from you on the dancer reaction to these moves & routines Send all comments to CALLERLAB Box 679, Pocono Pines, PA 18350. Thank you. CALLERLAB is pleased to announce the results of the 1981 election to the Board of Governors. Elected to serve were Jon Jones, (TX), Stan Bur- dick (OH), Norman Cross (ND), Kip Garvey (CA), & Ernie Kinney (CA). Other candidates in this election also deserve a great deal of credit & congrat- ulations include Bill Addison (MD), Gregg Anderson (CO), Don Beck (MA) Bruce Bird (KS), Betsy Gotta (NJ), Ken Kernen (AZ), Martin Mallard (CAN), & Roger Morris (CA). Our congratulations to the successful candidates as well as those who were not yet elected. CALLERLAB wishes all a healthy & Happy Holiday Season & prosperous New Year. See p. 31. cer0144( Atii9Argrs

%.0004604ww...040 CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1890 Forest Avenue Staten Island, New York

2 & 4 Fridays Round Teach 8:00-8:30 PM Shirley & Frank Bellotti

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Feb. 9th - "LOVER'S LEAP" for Valentines Mike Cleary Feb.26st - "RAIL TO THE CHIEFS" Presidents Special - Ralph Trout Mar.l2th - "TO THE OULD SOD" - Wearing the Green Wes Morris Mar.26st - "WAY OUT WEST" - Cowboys & Innians Frannie "Bozonga" Heintz *** Passports Validated at Dances *** —Donation $3.50 Cpl. 39 RID leaders from 21 states & 1 Canadian Province attended the 5th annual International Association of R/D Teachers, Inc. convention in San Antonio,TX last October. The Standard Abbreviation and Cue Word Lists were given final approval. More terms in the various phases of round dancing were discussed demonstrated, & given final approval. A ROUNDALAB Classic List for 1981-82 was estab- lished (10 easy & 15 intermediate R/D). A 4 hour Voice Clinic by Dr. Arden Hopkin was well received. Corky/Paulette Pell of San Antonio,TX were elec- ted to Honorary Membership. Harmon Jorritsma (CA) was elected Chairman & Charlie Capon (TN) will continue on as Executive Secretary. Chosen for Board of Directors by the membership were Anne/Ray Brown (C0),Ted/Barbara May (LA), Charlie/Bettye Procter (TX), & Ty/Ann Rotruck (CO). Continuing on the Board are Bruce/Roberta Bird (KS), Edith Capon (TN), Irv/Betty Eas- terday (MD), Betty Jorritsma (CA), Don/Pete Hickman (TX), Charlie/Madeline Lovelace (FL), Bud/Shirley Parrott (OR), Doc/Peg Tirrell (NJ) & Wayne/Nor- ma Wylie (AZ). Doc & Peg, who are also on the Executive Committee, are in charge of the Publications Committee and Editors of their quarterly JOURNAL.

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INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF "TRUSTEES" OF THE SQUARE DANCE ACTIVITY Don/Vera Chestnut of Verona,WI - Gen. Chr. of 1979 NSDC in Wisconsin- have been appointed Executive Secre- tary of LEGACY. They replace Dick & Jan Brown who have resigned due to health reasons. The Brown's will continue to compile & analyze the dancer survey LEGACY conducted this year. Prelimary reports of this survey indi- cate, in the "desired changes" section, that by far the largest demand was for increased emphasis on S/D etiquette, with "Callers sticking to the an- nouced level of dance" & "fewer new figures" 2nd & 3rd .1,,Aively. LEGACY is a non-profit International Assembly of Trustees representing all facets of s/ding including dancers, callers & cuers, suppliers, publis- hers & special interest groups. Trustees meet every 2 years to exchange ideas & formulate proposals & guidelines for the welfare of the overall S/D activity. Affiliate membership is available - contacts Tirrells. 40 Fujly Stocked Square Dance Store rietchirsg Outfits - our Specialty! Sfeatehostetdea4 FitliNELCIRE rCENEE 339 Shea Drive New Milford N.J. 076% acsi) 90- 927o HOURS: Any time by calling ahead always open: vied . & Thu 12:00 - 5:00 Fri. & Sat 10:00 - 5:00 appointments only in June, July, August closed April 24, 1982

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ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS Jim /Helen Duntop, NNJSDA R/D Liaizon The November R/D Festival measured up to our great expectations. Over 70 couples enjoyed the first festival in the southern part of our Associ- ation in a long time. In the opinion of all present, the Council members put on a jolly good show. Looking forward to the next one in April at Montville. Prime topic at the R/D Council January meeting - Classes for anyone desiring to become R/D leaders; Make your interest known now to your local leaders. There is a need for more R/D leaders and our Council is more than willing to help you learn. Marie Shipman is once again enjoying good health after her recent ill- ness and is gradually getting back in the swing of things again. As we write this, Jean Kellogg is home with pneumonia. Check with your R/D leaders for the winter ROM's which were chosen after the G/S deadline. 13 Area Place Staten Island, New.York14 10314 212-761-2654 BEE-A-ROUNDER Wedne4day4 Dunetten,NJ No4keA4 201-238-1924 CLOUD-9eu -- Tuesday - Newton, NJ Doclays 201-995-2133 HOT GARTERS -- Monday4 - Itonia,NJ Pennie4 201-584-0151 We're still full to capacity. Currently dancing Vien,Vien, Theme from the Bible (easy version,Till (Reilly). Starting Mary Lou. Pre-rounds at Reelers 7:30-8pm $2/cp1 will include preliminary basics starts in January. EMERALD ROUNDS -- Tue4day4 - No. BeitmoAe,NY - - Guen4 516-781-0441

ALL -A -ROUNDS -- Tuezday4 - Fteepo4t, NY Lange 516 -868 -2086 GORDON'S R/D BASICS -- Mondao - Gten Rock, NJ - -GoAdon4 201-652-6846 We're happy to say that Lynne is slowly recovering from the accident- but cracked ribs are not conclusive to comfortable round dancing! Our Ba- sic group is progressing nicely and will continue on with classics as long as the instructors don't sell their home and move to Florida! CLASSD SUNDAYS

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January 15 Regular Dance Glenn Cooke 29 Snow Ball Fred Fields

February 5 Regular Dance Glenn Cooke 19 Valentine Dance Glenn Cooke March 5 Regular Dance Glenn Cooke 19 St. Patrick's Dance (2nd annual dangle night) Glenn Cooke 20 Barn Dance Glenn Cooke Round Dancing, cued by NancylMax.No4ket begins. 7:30 PM Squate dancing staitts 8:00 PM The BARN DANCE witt be at the Knights o6 Cotumbu4 Hatt, South Rivet. Theme wLU be no .outdo that evening.

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RAMAPO RHYTHMAIRES -- Wednesdays - Waedwick,NJ---T.ktetis 201-568-5857 For Jan. ONLY we danced in Franklin Lakes, but are now back in Waldwick with class waltzing & club all rhythms. Our afternoon of rounds is set for third Sunday in March - 3 hours of all levels with Doc cueing-All Welcome.

ROCK-A-ROUNDS -- PecvtL Rivek,NY - Mondays - -Shea .woody 914-429-8332 Our class is coming along just great with 9 couples with a couple of repeaters. Our club is working on international dances & are mastering the steps that used to be a foreign language to them.

ROY'S ROWDY ROUNDS -- Wednesday - New BAun4wick,N.1---Gotta 201-249-2086

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TIRRELL TWIRLERS -- Mondays 1,3,5 - Cite34kitt,NJ--Tiflitett4 201 -568-5857 We thank all who supported our LEGACY Round Dance in December. It was a pleasure to see so many out; all monies went to LEGACY - the Interna- national Leadership-Communication-Resource Association of the S/D Activity.

CRD'A -- Sunday 2/mo - Ckezzdzilio NJ - - -Tivteits 201 -568 -5857 Added ji77:hetti Rag to our repertoire & have scheduled Fascination Waltz, Third Man Theme & View 'ien for the next grouping of Classice.

IRD's -- Tuesday mo Cnesskitt,NJ - -TivEctes 201 -568 -5857 We think-i5e've straightened out Spin & Twist sOutside Spin & Double Reverse.... until Doc puts Riviere de Lune on again! Relaxing with Mardi Gras & Boo goo! now- TWIRL-A-ROUNDS -- cat! 04 in0 McLaughtin4 914-294-9019

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THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE .lomposers - Hap & A.J.Wolcott,955 Bryant Ave,.Linwood,N.J.08221(609)927-5796 lecord - Roper Records 223-A "The Shadow of Your Smile" Sequence - IntroABABEnding 4EASURES INTRODUCTION 1-- WAIT;W IT;APT,-,PT,-;TOG CF fcg wall 1-,TCH,-; 1-2...In OP fcg M fcg wall wait 2 meas;; 3-4...Bk L,-,pt R twd ptr,-;tng to CP fcg wall R,-,tch L to R;-; PART A 1-4 (Box)SD,CL,FWD,-;SD,CL,BK,-;(W under)SD,CL_LTRN(LI),-;(W around) SD,CL,BK,-; 1-2...Sd LOD L,cl R,fwd L,-;sd R,cl L,bk R,-; 3 Drop R handhold M sd L lead W under raised lead hands,cl R, fwd L trng LFt,-(W fwd R under lead hands, begin RF circle L,R,-); 4 Sd R twd wall,cl L,bk R,-(W circle L,R,L,-)end CF LOD; 5---8 (frog Sciss)SD,CL,XIF,-;SD,CL,XIF,-;TRN,2,STP,-;TRN,2,STP(LOD),-; 5-6 Progressing LOD sd L,cl R,XLIF to Scar,-;sd R,cl L,XRIF to Bjo,-; 7-8 Blend to CP wall do 2 RF trng two stps L,R,L,-;R,L,R,-to end CP LOD; 9--12 FWD,2,3,-;DRIFT AFT,2,3,-;RK THRU,REC,CL,-;RK THRU,REC,CL,-; 9-10 CP LOD fwd L,R,L,-;drop R handhold M fwd short stps R,L,R,- (W bk normal stps L,R,L,-); 11 Swivel on ball of R stp thru L twd wall keep M's L W's R handhold trng head to look at ptr,rec on R to fc LOD,cl L to momentary bfly,-; 12 Drop M's L W's R hands swivel on ball of L stp thru R twd COH trng head to look at ptr,rec L to fc LOD,cl R to end bfly LOD,- ; 13-16 (Bfly)SD,CL,SD,TCH;SD,CL,SD,TCH(W LF twirl to Bjo);WHEEL(RF),2,3,-; 4,5,6(Bfly wall),-; 13-14.Bfly fcg LOD sd L,cl R,sd L,tch R;sd R,cl L,sd R,tch L (W twirl LF L,R,L,tch)end bjo LOD; 15-16.Wheel RF L,R,L,-;R,L,R,-to end bfly wall; PART B 1---4 OPEN VINE,2,3,-;RK THRU,REC,FWD,-;OPEN VINE,2,3,-;RK THRU,REC,FWD,- ; 1-2...Bfly fcg wall sd L,XRIB(WXIB)trng to LOP,fc ptr stp sd L,-; blend LOP rk fwd LOD R,rec L,fwd R,-; 3-4...Repeat action meas 1&2 end OP fcg LOD;; 5---8 (Hitch 6)FWD,CL,BK,-;BK,OL,FWD,-;(Apt)SD,CL,SD,TCH;(Tog)SD CL TRN Rt,TCH(CP); 5-6...OP fcg LOD fwd L,cl R,bk L,-;bk R,cl L,fwd R,-; 7-8...Sd L(M twd COH W twd wall),cl R,sd L,tch R;sd R,cl L,sd R trng RF to CP wall,tch L to R; 9--12 SD,CL,SD,-;XIB,SD,THRU,-;SD LCL,SD,-;XIB,SD,THRU,- ; 9-10..Sd LOD L,cl R,sd L,-;XRIB(WXIB),sd L,thru R twd LOD,-; 11-12.Repeat action meas 9 & 10;; 13-16 CIRCLE AWAY,2,3.-;CIRCLE TOG,2,3,-;TWIRL,2,3,TCH;REV TWIRL,2,3,TCH ; 13-14.Circle away from ptr L,R,L,-;circle tog R,L,R to bfly wall,-; 15-16.Sd L,cl R,sd L,tch R(W twirl RF R,L,R,tch to fc ptr);sd R,cl sd R,tch L(W twirl LF L,R,L,tch to fc ptr)end CP wall; ENDING 1---4 SDICL,_SD,-;XIB,SD,THRU,-;SD,CLLSD,-;XIB,SD,THRU,- ; 1-4...Repeat action meas 9 thru 12 Part B;;;; 5---8 CIRCLE AWAY,2,3,-;CIRCLE TOG,2,3,-(Bfly);TWIRL,2,3,TCH;REV TWIRL 2,3,TCH(CP); 5-8...Repeat action Meas 13 thru 16 Part B;;;; 9--12 (Box)SD,CL,FWD,-;SD,CL,BK,-;(W under)SD,CL,TRN(L),-;(W around) SD,CL,BK,-; ACK 9-12..Repeat action meas 1 thru 4 of Part A;;;;then Ack

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AL"e"MO SQUARES -- 8AJ3okt n N.Y. ( +1 ) Sunday (2/mo) ------ --Avenue Temp e, 1609 Avenue "R"

Since we became a members club, during this past summer, our member- ship has steadily increased, As of this writing (November 1981) we have over seventy dues paying members - a gain of over fifty percent since La- bor Day. This indicates a very strong desire on their part to make this club a reputable segment of the square dancing scene. Our beginners? class instructor, Al Moses, & his lovely wife Edie, have just returned from a trip to Israel & Egypt. Sorry. folks, they got there too late to stop that assassination. (ad on pg. llb ) Bea/At Axatod 212-854-2401 -..•■••■ HANOVER SQUARES SALEM DRIVE SCHOOL for info: WHIPPANY , N.J. Super +2 dancing on 2 + 4 Fridays LTudy&Emil Ciurczak 201-625-3852 Jan 27 John Kaltenthaler Feb 12 Will Larsen Gene & Feb 26 Glenn Cooke Marietta Filippone 201-335-7450 Mar 12 Bruce Busch

I D T T"S -- Boonton, N.J. ( MS) every FAiday Rockawaylieth. Patk.sh Howse, Vattey Road Judging by the attendance the 1DTT program is being well received. We are introducing some APD ideas as well as workshopping. Starting the end of January, we plan to offer class level dances on 2nd & 4th Fridays. This will provide some extra practice for the new students as well as giving them an opportunity to meet other new dancers. We wish to thank all those who are supporting us & wish everyone a healthy & happy New Year. {bee ad on page 26 9110 Bob/Kay Taxtant 201-766-5628 .0.9,VEL #57,1".0 C4 4/44704Fel. ] 7715"

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SPINNING WHEELS a WAYNE, N.J. ( Qs ) 1,3,5 Monday avie Center, 1006 Hamburg Tpk. We are in the midst of a busy season, having raided 3 clubs, Belles & Beaux, W.M. Flutterwheels & Lakeland Squares. Our dances are well attend- ed with the upswing in attendance continuing. Our Plus I dances are also working out successfully & we are planning more for next season every 2nd Monday. We held our first Class Dance with class members from our Mon- day & Friday groups getting together, & club members angeling for them. Everyone had a good time. Our special dances included a Harvest Festi- val, Turkey Trot, & Holiday Dance. I'd like to add here that our tables & refreshments have been both attractive to look at and very tasty as well. Our compliments to the cooks & decorators. Pleasejoin us at our dances. See out ad on page 25.) Dot Vavi.6 201-835-6424(wonk771-0656) GRAND PROWLERS PRESENTS SATURDAY NIGHT DANCING (2) BY: GRACE -- WALT FEB 6 FRED FIELDS PEN NIE 20 MARION PEARCE R/D TEACH 8:00-830

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STAN'S PATRIOTIC SQUARES -- Bloom6ietd, N.J. (Q.S/APD) 2 8 4 Tuesday 58 Vatentine Road Our +I dancing is really coming along fine & we are al 1 enjoying it thanks to our terrific caller. The Christmas Party had a good turnout with visitors from various clubs. Santa Claus was our main attraction as gifts were exchanged. Thanks to all for the delicious goodies, beautiful decorations & door prizes. Richard Lamb is back dancing again after suf- fering a heart attack. Nancy Zaczkowski is doing nicely but still recup- erating from her operation. Best wishes to Ruth Wiley who broke her foot. We all hope it won't be too long before you will be back with us. We raid- ed Y Squares in Dec. Come join us, we look forward to visitors. Not we are dancing at Stan/Nancy's. If you plan a raid, let us know so we can make araanqements to dance in a larger hall for the evening. Maclaine Betgelton 201-697-4333

VALLES ,SQUARES Watchung, N.J. ( +2 g Iteview) 1,3,5 Thursday Baybetity Lane School IMPORTANT - our second dance in February & April will be at the Union Village United Methodist Church, corner of Hillcrest & Mountain Ave. in Warren, at the blinker light - driveway on Hillcrest. Because of our 15 square average attendance we are enrolling charter members & in Mar.5h will of dance as a club complete with badges! "Design Our Badge' Con- fest closes mid January. Our Christmas Cookie Caper brought our super cook-

ies from our super cooks! Gloria Rios-Roth called some Canadian Capers in Jan. when Dick & some area dancers were "roughing" it at Bermuda festival! Roy Gotta's popular R/D class has progressed past beginner level & those

interested in joining now should call 561 -5914. Dick's progressive work- shops of +2 calls have brought us up to the +2 level. Review workshops & QS are a part of our program. (ad on pg.17) Maggie/Bob Mown 201-756-6024 UNITED SQUARE DANCERS AMERICA was olgiciatly established at the NSDC in Seattte,WA. 19 states sent voting daegates w.ith 10 otheAs thite as obseAvens. A constitution,Byeaws, Standing Rules were adopted. They alto adopted three tesotutions - to ckeate the oAganizatkon; to tend suppont to HJR 151; 6 to tecognize the impolitance oA the annual Tourna- ment o6 Roses Parade Ftoat. Ptesident ake Jim/Jan Maczko. 47 Space & other problems precludes having a monthly calendar. Instead we will include this universal calendar of all NNJSDA clubs regularly scheduled dance nights. By comparing the actual month to this page. a dancer can figure out whn ie dancing when. The where" 4. orhei particulars, such as workshops, etc, will be found in each club's write up and/or ad. On the bottom of this page we will always publish all cancelled dances (that we hear about) for the period covered by that issue of GRAND SQUARE. It is the responsibility of each club to keep us up to date on any changes. Thank you for your cooperation. Doc /Peg Tirrell 201-568-5857. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Hi Taw4 Belies i Beaux Catania Ctovettealis Vancing SquaJt Kings WEEK Hitt City Kittatinny Squates MeJtA4.-Eights Grand PtoweeA4 Squates. Laketand Range4.4 Hix I Chix Reete/E4 M T SquaAes Sotitaike4 1ST squaAe4 Mountain (UM FtutteAwheet4 See Said Squares Squates Staten Sq Set Hi Taws Cross Cotoniat Covered Bridge Count/Ey King4 Lakeland Thai/ Sqwate4 Hanover Sq. PumenadeAs Squatee Squares Isle Hix 6 Chix Ocean Wave4 Ramapo Sq. 2ND Somme et Squates RutgeAs PAinceton Sq. Richmond Hitt4 Weate/tn Pumenadeu Sussex Spinnet4 Vanceu Wheeteu Watten Tema6ty SquaheA Susingin' Stang WheeteA4 Y Squa/Lea Hi Taw4 Bettes 8 Beaux Cotoniat Mutt-Eights Dancing Squares King4 Hitt City Kittatinny Squates Reetetz GAand PtowteAs SquaAes. Lahetand Range4.4 Hix 6 Ch.ix Tenakitt M T Squane4 SotitaiAes 3R0 Squate4 Mountain TwiAteA4 See Saw Squares Squatez WM FtuttenleheeLs Staten Sq Set

Hi Taws Cto4.4 Cotoniat riArio F;nhtA CCUn t tY v.1.44,42 Lake/and TAait SquaAes Coveted Midge PAomenadeAs Squates s NTH Squates Squates Nix 6 Chix Hanover Sq, Ramapo Sq. Someuet late Sq. Rutgea4 Ocean Waves Richmond 'only Hitt4 PumenadeA.4 Ptinceton Sq. VanceA4 meets Watten Sub 4 ex Spinnen4 We teicrt 2/mo Wheeteu Y Squate4 Wheelers He Taw4 Cotoniat tesetued 6oA Ae4eAved Got NNJSDA NNJSDA - ., 1 Lahetand Hix 6 Chia A e MO SQUARES (Sundays 2 mo) - membership pending Delegates vote 1/17/82 APRIL FEBRUARY 8-Hix 6 Chix tOS-Xtiltd 13- Swing-in .Staics 9- Covered Midge Squate4; lc& CI -04pr 19- Reeteit6 Ocean Wave4; Pkinceton Sq; 19- Tenakat Twine .b Tenagy Sq; Y SquaAe6 20- Dancing Squattul 10- Swingin' Stait4;Countm PAOM. + = moved to Retionmed ChuAch,Ctesskitt 16- Tenakitt Twiittuts 0 . changed to 29th (p. 19) 22- wanner Wheeteit4 GRAND SQUARE BOOSTER time is now thru February. Any club, or class member, may become a BOOSTER, by contributing $1.00. Booster tags, denoting a con- E605-7G R tribution, may be secured from your club DELEGATE and are usually worn to all dances thru February. Last year, thanks to your contributions and adver- 1 9 8 2 tising revenues, GRAND SQUARE was only $233.20 in NNJ yE7A the red. Your voluntary contributions are a vital

MCIETNERN NEW JERI'S SQUARE DANCERS part of balancing the difference between revenues & ASSOCIATION printing/administrative expenses. Other than this one drive, GRAND SQUARE is a free service of your NNJSDA. The staff thanks you for your support...and welcomes your commentsicriticisms, and letters. Our sincere thanks to all who observed early deadlines so ye editors could sandwich in typing/pasting with the usual Holi- day festivities,doing our Sunday School play & a trip to VT. Next deadline February 10 with class organizer special deadline February 5 (see p. 32). Did you watch the parades Jan. 1? Even tho no NNJ area dancers were on the Pasadena Float this year, our area has contributed over $700 with some clubs still outstanding. Last year former NNJ dancers (& Freeloaders and Patrons) Al/Susie Wilson (5150 E. Los Angeles Ave. SP41, Simi Valley 93063) helped decorate the float & chatted with our two area couples on the float. A note from Floyd/Armida Devore, pres. Kittatinny Rangers with a remin- der that a dancer does NOT pay a Sales Tax on clothing purchased in N.J.. no matter where the S/D Shop home base is located or who is selling the clothing in our state. Travelling? Write CROWD 151 Dryden Ave,San Antonio,TX 78213; Buy Gordon Goss's S/D DIRECTORY from local S/D shop; contact the Tirrells. 48