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Published Bi-Monthly September-May Circulation: over 2000 EDITORS EMERITUS 1991-1992 Advertising Rates Doc & Peg Tirrell For Camera Ready Copy NNJSDA Non- EDITORS Member Member Charlie & Kathy Porter Page Size Clubs LtsL_ 99 Stanley Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301 Full - 6'w x 10"h $52.00 $57.00 718-448-9761 1/2 - 6"w x 5"h 26.00 31.00 OVERNIGHT DELIVERIES 1/4 - 6"w x 2-1/2"h 13.00 18.00 K. Porter, c/o Corcoran 1/8 - 6"w x 1-1/4"h 6.50 11.00 15 Mohn Place, Staten Island, NY 10301 Printer reduces copy by 25% when printing. Fax (Telerate/Dow Jones): 201-333-7072 Please allow for this when composing ads. For copy not camera ready, ASSOCIATE EDITORS the following may apply: Greg & Karen Kushla For creating ad from rough copy $20.00 201-593-8440 Correction or touch-up 6.00 BILLING Leo & Lois Bichler Include check with ad and deduct $50. 718-356-2208 10% Discount for 5 prepaid ads, same size SUBSCRIPTIONS Ask rditers for details. Sandy & Marcia Rubenstein Bills unpaid after 30 days will be charged $1.00 718-442-4916 Make checks payable to Grand Square. NORTHERN AREA REPORTER Send all advertising copy, articles, Henry Shiman subscriptions and correspondence to Editors. 201-866-0723 SOUTHERN AREA REPORTERS DEADLINE: ISSUE: DUE OUT: Frank & Helen Cavanaugh Nov. 17. '91 Winter Jan 1Q , '92 609-859-1937 Jan. 17, '92 Grads Mar_ 8, '92 WESTERN AREA REPORTERS Mar. 17, '92 Summer May 8, '92 Fred & Kathryn Hill Jul. 17, '92 Fall Aug 29, '92 908-459-4667 PROOFREADERS DISTRIBUTION Bill & Donna Anderson, Leo & Lois Bill & Erma Donaldson Bichler, Greg & Karen Kushla 201-627-7975 Printer: Bogart & Sons, Hoboken, NJ
NNJSDA 91-92 TREAS.-Jean Koenig/Cathy Johnson Presidents-Dick & Shirley White (J) 228 Hillside Ave, Cranford, NJ 07016 93 Bryant Ave., Bloomfield, NJ 07003 (C) 3 Ashlyn Ct , Pompton Plaint 07444 201-338-5803 (J)908-276-8049 (C) 201-839-7233 1st VP-Hal & Florence Margo ASST TREAS.-Gus & Marilyn Bachman 346 New Dover Rd., Colonia, NJ 07067 258 Stevens Ct., New Milford, NJ 07646 908-396-8869 201-261-3921 2nd VP-Len & Joan Anfinsen 8 Sylvan Circle, Long Valley, NJ 07853 SDCNJ LIAISON-Norman & Audrey Bolin 908-876-4457 585 West Shore Trail, Sparta, NJ 07871 3rd VP-Ray O'Neill/Joan Daniels 201-729-9327 (R) 31 Buei Ave., Staten island, NY 10304 INSURANCE-Fred Hill (J) 31 Oban St., Staten island, NY 10312 24 Hoagland Rd., Blairstown, NJ 07825 (H) 718-987-0257 (J) 718-984-6642 908-459-4667 REC. SECY-Sal & Mary Alessi BLOOD BANK #9192-Donna Anderson 5 Villa Rd., Little Falls, NJ 07424 215 Potter Ave., Staten Island, NY 10314 201-256-1647 718-727-5141 CORR. SECY-John & Joan Bern NJ STATE DRESS Rose Fricnon 21 Crescent Rd., West Milford, NJ 07480 1232 Glenn Ave., Union, NJ 07083 201-697-5208 908-687-0342 PAST PRES.- Jim & Joyce Kelly ADVISOR-John & Mary Aquino RD #2, Box 224A, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 496 Kendrick St., Paramus, NJ 07652 908-658-4271 201-444-6133
2 From the desk of DICK & SHIRLEY WHITE, NNJSDA PRESIDENTS Although it was hot this summer, an average of 23 squares were cool and having fun, in the air-conditioned halls on Wednesday nights at the NNJSDA Summer Dances. Those dancers who attended the Warm-Up Dance also had a great evening. Congratulations to Y Squares for winning the attendance award for the 1991 Summer Dances. The NNJSDA Executive Board is planning to attend one of Y Squares dances to present them with their well-deserved award. Richmond Dancers is to be congratulated also for their fine support. Their attendance was very close to Y Squares. We are pleased to announce that 43 dancers received their Freeloader Awards (names on page 5). We would like to thank all the dancers who supported the NNJSDA Summer Dances in 1991. Congratulations to the following ciubs for attaining the "One Square is Fair Award for the 1990-1991 dance season: Cross Trail Squares, lronia Reelers, Lakeland Squares, Richmond Dancers, Valley Squares and Y Squares. The NNJSDA Executive Board will be presenting these six clubs with their awards at the November 30th, Chuck Stinchcomb Special. in order to receive this award, member c!ub must have di ieasi one square at the Mini-Festival and all NNJSDA Specials. Wouldn't you like to help your club receive this award next year? You can make a difference. We would like to see the number of clubs receiving this award to double next year. We would like to suggest the key word of the 1991-1992 season should be: SUPPORT. Support Classes: Be an "Angel" and support the students; be enthusiastic, cheerful, helpful and friendly. Continued on page 4 NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION sip';e1)„.AL DANCE
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Presidents' Letter continued from page 3 Take your new friends from your class to student-level dances. Encourage them. Support Your Club: Support your officers; give them praise and help. Attend dances. Participate in raids. Volunteer to help. Bring refreshments when asked. Support Your Association: ,Attend the student-level dances. Attend the NNJSDA specials. Attend the NNJSDA summer dances. Support Other Clubs: Attend dances sponsored by other clubs and invite their members to attend your club. What will be the results of your support? You will be the winner. You'll have fun and friendship and be a great dancer. Your club, other clubs and your Association will be stronger. Support, let's do it. A few random thoughts before closing: 1. Are you smiling in your square? 2. Do you clap for the caller and cuer? 3. Why are dancers leaving before the dance is over? 4. When was the last time you thanked someone for giving you a great dance (caller, cuer, president or other officer, refreshment chairmen, someone who helped you in a square)? Although it is somewhat premature, we wish all of you a joyous Holiday Season, and a New Year filled with Peace and Joy. Dick, d' Shirley White, Presidents, NVSDA 4 'ONE SQUARE IS FAIR' ONE SQUARE (OF DONOX5) IS FA MEW! The NNJSDA is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Sunday, January 19th, 1992, in conjunction with the Delegates' Meeting. Donations can begin at 12 noon. This is the one and only time during the year that we ask you to give blood - even though there is an on-going need all year long. The holidays will be behind us, so you won't feel pooped out. This is the one "bank" that we need to keep full to overflowing! The Association gets a good turnout for its dances with the slogan, "One Square is Fair," so our goal for the January Delegates' Meeting is one square of donors (or more!) from each club is fairer. That's only eight people - surely there are lots more in each club who are eligible to donate. The guidelines are: donors must be between 17 and 75 years of age; weigh at leat 110 pounds; and not have given blood within the past 56 days. TAKING PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS DOES NOT NECESSARILY EXCLUDE YOU FROM BEING ABLE TO DONATE BLOOD! If you have any questions, or would like to discuss how you can donate elsewhere and still give credit to our bank (number 9192), give me a call at 71 8- 7'07 Ci AA L I s.1 I "T I . Donna Anderson, Blood Bank Chairman
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L L L I L I I Thank you all!!! We thank all of the Association dancers and friends for their cards, flowers, best wishes, and prayers. We especially thank those of you who helped with many of our duties during the summer. It has been a difficult summer for us but we are progressing and hope to be dancing soon. Your support really helped. Love, Hal & Florence Margo NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION MINUTES, DELEGATES MEETING, SEPT. 15, 1991 Meeting called to order by President. Shirley White at 1-30 PM Executive Board members present were: Dick & Shirley White, Presidents Sal & Mary Alessi, Rec. Secretaries Hal & Florence Margo, 1st VPs Charlie & Kathy Porter, Editors Ray O'Neill & Joan Daniels, 3rd VPs John Aquino, Advisor Jean Koenig, Treasurer Jim & Joyce Kelly, Past Presidents Gus & Marilyn Bachman, Asst. Treasurers Fred & Kathryn Hill, Insurance Comm. John & Joan Berg, Corr. Secretaries Shirley opened the meeting by welcoming the Delegates to the first meeting of the 91-92 season. Dick asked for a roll call of the Delegates. Two clubs were not represented: Dingman Dancers and Leisure Squares. Besides the delegates and alternative delegates of 35 member clubs, there were 13 club presidents in attendance. He then asked for approval of the minutes of the Delegates' Meeting of April 21, 1991. A motion was made that the minutes be accepted Motion carried. OFFICERS' REPORTS: Treasurer's Report: Balance as of 9115/91, $5,634.72. Report filed for audit. 1st VPs: Summer dances a success. Attendance between 20-30 squares, with greater attendance at St. Aloysius in Caldwell than at VFW in Iselin. Y Squares won the Attendance Award by a small margin over Richmond Dancers. Freeloader cards were given to 43 dancers. Warm-up Dance had 134- squares. NNJSDA Special on Nnv_ 30, 1991 with Chuck stIncjicomb & Rich Lock calling/cueing at Bloomfield Middle School, Huck Rd., Bloomfield, NJ. Flyers distributed at meeting. Hall rentals were arranged through next summer. Rental costs have gone up by $25 per dance. 2nd VPs: (Read by Presidents) Packets containing questionnaires were sent to class coordinators on May 9, 1991. Preliminary listing of classes has been complied based on information received. Mid-term class-level dance will be held at St. Aloysius in Caldwell on Sunday, Jan. 26, 1992. Flyers have been prepared and will be distributed to the dass coordinators in their vicinity. Len & Joan Anfinsen are planning the Education session for the next Delegates' Meeting in Jan. and are sending personal invitations to them to attend this meeting. 3rd VPs: No report. They have two samples of publicity releases that should be picked up by a club representative if they were not picked up during the summer. Rec. Secretary: Received 6 requests for clearance for special dances; wrote 2 letters in reference to inquiries as to what our activities are; received 2 requests for new club memberships; and a request for a change of dance night. Past President/Mini-Festival: Mini-Festival to be held Nov. 17, 1991, 2:00-9:00 PM. Callers: Tony Oxendine & Mark Franks; cuers: Al & Gale Spinks. Square dance shop will be Twirls & SWIrIS. Dance to be held at Bridgewater/Raritan H.S. East ;Foot Hill Road, Bridgewater, NJ. Registrars: Norman & Audrey Bolin. Club delegates should coordinate ticket sales through their respective clubs. Asking all Association member clubs to participate in free club door prize drawing. Clubs are requested to send free ticket for their club dance to Norman & Audrey Bolin. Advisor: No report. Grand Square Editors: Grand Square was distributed at the Warm-Up Dance. Next deadline is September 17th. That is the map issue. They need 3" x 3" map. Map issue will be extended to non-member clubs. Education: Dick announced that this year the Education hour is going to be included in the meeting. The Officers of the Association will be presenting the Education portion. The January meeting will be on class coordinators and presented by the 2nd VPs. The April meeting will be about Grand Square presented by Charlie & Kathy Porter and their staff. The theme today is "The NNJSDA & You, Perfect Together," given by Dick & Shirley White, Presidents. In this equation, the delegates and presidents of the clubs are the "YOU" and the officers of the Executive Board are the "NNJSDA." Dick had the delegates pass out an oar through audience. He then asked them to imagine themselves in a boat with just one oar rowing the boat. He concluded that the best that they could do would be to go around in circles. If the boat were the NNJSDA, it would not go forward. 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7 VW SDA Minutes continued from page 6 to the Executive Board and asked them to imagine that these spoons would grow into oars when they hit the water. The Executive Board would not go very far alone. He then handed out the wooden spoons to the delegates. He then concluded that if we all have the same size oar and we all dip in together this year, the Assocation will blossom and go forward. Shirley asked, "What is the Association? What is your role in it? " All of us are the Association. You are the officers, dancers. Just like everyone else volunteering some of your time to try to make square dancing better for all of us. What do the officers of the Association do? They sponsor special dances and try to have callers and cuers some clubs can't afford. In that way we can dance with the best callers and cuers that are out there. The Association buys books for the students to learn. They sponsor special student dances. Diplomas and packets that give them information about dancing are distributed to the clubs sponsoring classes. They help clubs with publicity, advertising on radio and television and in Grand Square. They help you find dances in the area so that you can dance wherever you please. They have a Blood Bank; Donna Anderson will discuss later. State Dress is a green vest over a white dress for the woman and a green vest over a white shirt and white slacks for the man. This should be worn as required indicating that you are from NJ. How can you help? What can you do to make square dancing better? Delegates should attend meetings and disseminate information to their clubs. Support the Association with "One Square is Fair (one square for each event that the Association sponsors). Dick said that attached to the Agenda is a list of the Delegates' respuilsibirities, which was revised as of 9ii 5/91 . He went over the list with the delegates_ Alsn attarhpri to thA Arienria was a lief of nsigned to help the 1st and 2nd VPs at the Association functions. Dick mentioned that the Booster Drive for Grand Square will be discussed at another meeting. He cleared up a misconception that the Booster Tags are $1.00 per couple. He corrected this and informed the delegates that it is really $1.00 per dancer. The purpose of the Booster Drive is to support the Grand Square. Some clubs are raising the money for the Booster Drive by collecting it with their dues. This is the club's prerogative, but it is the duty of the delegate to sell the Booster Tags in order to collect $1.00 per dancer. Dick stated that the club president is responsible for reporting any accident to a person or damage to property and gathering any information about the incident. He said that included with the insurance package is a form to report claims against the club or against the property where the dance is held. If you have a problem with injuries or damage to a hall, it should be reported immediately to the Association. Fred will go into this later in the meeting. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Audit Committee: Fred Hill announced that Leon Smith, C.P.A., volunteered to audit the books. The books are in order and accurate for the fiscal year June 1, 1990 to May 31, 1991. Insurance Report: Fred Hill stated that it is very important to report claims. We have a $1million insurance policy for bodily injury and property damage. The insurance protects dancers for medical payments of up to $1,000 times a factor of 10 (10 people injured at one timP). At the time of an accident, get all the information possible. Forward it immediately to Fred & Kathryn Hill, the Insurance Coordinators. If for some reason you are injured or if there is any property damaged, you are protected by our insurance. Fred said he and Kathryn would hand out the applications at the end of the meeting to the delegates. The insurance premium is paid on the number of regular and special dances that each club holds. The students at the classes are automatically covered, at no additional charge. A new feature of the policy is that is covers the dancers if alcohol is served at an activity. If you have an activity of less than 4 days duration, you are covered. SDCNJ Liaison: Norman Bolin announced that the last meeting was held in January 1991. Since then, they had the Convention. The next meeting is October 12, 1991. Norman & Audrey will not be able to attend. Jim & Joyce Kelly have volunteered to take their place. With reterence to the Mini-Festival, Norman & Audrey are the Registrars. Norman thanked all the delegates for picking up their packet of tickets and flyers for the Mini-Festival. State Dress: no report. Ericsons' Tel # is listed on page 2 of Grand Square. Blood Bank: Donna Anderson wants one square of donors from each club to be present at the next Delegates' Meeting on January 19, 1992, 12 noon to donate blood. One square is fair once a year. Our club number is 9192 for those who want to give blood elsewhere. Two dancers' families have been taken care of by our blood bank. Everybody in your Continued on page 10 Princeton PLUS - Second & Fourth Fridays Date Caller Cuer P
Nov 29 John Kephart Ron & Ree Rumble TURKEY TROT - PIE NITE R Dec 13 John Carlton Ron & Ree Rumble HOLIDAY PARTY-MAINSTREAM w/ PLUS TIPS Dec 27 Bill Harrison Ron & Ree Rumble I HOLIDAY FLING
Jan 10 Ralph Stapenell Ron & Ree Rumble SNOW DANCE - WEAR WHITE N Jan 24 Marion Pearce Ellen McCabe
Feb 14 Richie Rich Ron & Ree Rumble C VALENTINE DANCE FPI) 28 Glenn Matthew Ron & Ree Rumble SADIE HAWKINS DANCE E
PLUS LEVEL DANCING: 8:00 - 10:30 PRE-ROUNDS: 7:30
NOV-JAN-FEB: Lawrence Road Fire House - 1252 Route 206 (South of 1-295) - Lawrenceville
DEC ONLY: Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church - 268$ Route 206 (North of I-295) - Lawrenceville O INFORMATION: Call Walt & Jackie - 609 / 737-1453 N Princeton MAINSTREAM - Every Wednesday
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Nov 20 John Carlton Jan 22 Marion Pearce TURKEY NITE
Nov 27 - NO DANCE - Jan 29 Mike Walsh
Dec 4 John Carlton Feb 5 Richie Rich
Dec 11 Bill Anderson Feb 12 Ralph Stapenell S VALENTINE DANCE Dec 18 John Carlton Feb 19 Brian Fugere Holiday Party w/ Class Level Tips Jan 8 Ed Kerns Feb 26 Gary Potts Q Jan 15 Brian Fugere
7:45 10:00 pm - Mercerville School - 60 Regina Ave - Hamilton Square U INFORMATION: Call Wes & Carol - 609 / 737-8269 A Princeton ROUNDS - Every Tuesday Ron & Ree Rumble R Dancing & Workshops - Casual Dress INTERMEDIATE LEVEL ROUNDS: 7:30 - 9:45 E Lawrence Road Fire House - 1252 Route 206 (South of I-295) - Lawrenceville INFORMATION: Call Hank & Lillian - 908 / 463-0255 S
9 NV-5a Minutes continued from page 8 immediate family is covered. We have to have a minimum of 50 units of blood a year donated. It was pointed out that Ray O'Neill and Bill & Donna Anderson have donated gallons of blood. LIAISON REPORTS: CCNJ: Dolores Gesumaria reported that they had met on June 8th and September 14th. They are interested in publicity for square dancers. Discussion about having a callers' class. They meet 4 times a year. Dolores will accept any questions to bring back to the next meeting. NNJRDLC: Ron Kapnick and Ruth Edison reported that the first meeting will be September 29th. No report to submit. Scholarship Awards: Dick & Shirley presented Brian Fugere, President of CCNJ, and Ruth Woerner, Moderator of NNJRDLC, with checks for the scholarship donation. Ruth announced that the new moderater was Dave Roberts. NJ License Plates: Frank & Helen Cavanaugh stated that yes, we are going through with the license plates for square dancers. We need 500. We now have 200 from the state and 100 from the Association. We need at least 6 couples from each club in the Associaition to purchase license plates. OLD BUSINESS: BMI/ASCAP: Took effect as of April 1991. Dick stated that he has a tape and booklets that he and Shirley brought back from the Convention If anyone would like to see them, they should let him know. Attached (to minutes mailed) is a copy of the CallerLab questions and answers, also a sample contract. The recommended language is part of the sample contract. Clubs should protect themselves by checking their present contracts with callers/curers. Shirley displayed the NJ Banner, the plaque and photographs that were taken at the NSDC in Salt Lake City. Square Dance Tape: Local TV station in Summit asked if we could get involved in producing a tape on square dancing and a group from Valley Squares, Y Squares, Harmony Dancers and a
couple of dancers from Colonial Squares made a 30-minute tape with John Kaltenthaler calling . John discussed the history of square dancing and talked to the dancing couples. It has been shown on Channel 36, Summit and Berkeley Heights area starting in May, going all summer. It was on Suburban Cable TV in the Essex Union Area, 3 times in Sept. on Channel 32. Richmond Dancers had it on their access Channel four times. Dick & Shirley have a copy of the tape, if anyone is interested. DISBANDMENT OF CLUBS: Dick was sad to announce the disbandment of the following clubs: M.T. Squares, Colonial Squares, Montville Squares and Cloverleafs. Two were Challenge clubs and two were Plus clubs. There are no Challenge clubs in the Association. We are now down to 35 active clubs in the Association. Colonial Squares is now a caller-run club. NEW BUSINESS: The Association has received two Applirminne! for mernhershirp.).- n 9- H nancers, dancino in iviiddietown, NY, were represented by Presidents, Connie & Don Kimble, as observers at the meeting. Hunterdon Flutterwheels, dancing in Flemington, NJ. were represented by presidents, Massimo & Don Elliott, at the meeting. The 3rd VPs will be visiting both clubs. Both clubs will be informed at the January nialeptos' Meeting as to the status of their applicatons. CONVENTION DISPLAY: Shirley requested each club to give the Association something for the display at the NSDC and NJSRDC. We are going to start a scrapbook and each club will be allotted two pages, which could include snapshots or anything else that shows the activities of the club. These items should be given to the 3rd VPs. LUST, 1992: At the Executive Board Meeting there was a discussion about a change of the date for LUST. The Board looked at last year's LUST and for the amount of time, effort and expense that went into LUST, not only by the dancers who attended, but the officers and presenters, the Board felt that it should be moved to the 1st Sunday in October (October 4, 1992), the reason being publicity. By moving it to the first Sunday in October, we then would have had a Delegates' Meeting that, gives us a larger audience to disseminate iriinrmatinn about the avont. 1990's attendance was good, but it could have been a lot better. The Association puts on LUST for the current officers. would be officers and for the dancers. The program can be better publicized by that time. Continued on page 50
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DGc l31 Fu66 IZE" (Rift N RoceftE" eRIAN Ful6R.E (3RIAM I 1-1.)RA/A Anon) VIE T6R's DC-L,IGHT MAR60 SRN . 394 5869 BALA-, 13RJA 6.1 FUc6r2E S-Nou3 RA10.7 KRDV Th Pa-6 T R s rR poi -ic)r.1 a Li 3'I -3E?A3 This year the club news is listed in alphabectical order from A-Z AL'e`MOS SQUARES -- Brooklyn, NY (MS w/+ tips) 2 & 4 Sundays Menorah Home, 1516 Oriental Blvd. 1:32tDE President: Walter Lasky PKvqy EAST 1b Es tr 9 (sway rni p A-vE.) 2770 W. 5th St., Brooklyn, NY ■ e., sgr v fez - RI,. 11247 718-996-5848 E . !WA ST Delegate: Frank/Sondra Platt n1n7 Brighton 1 P!, Brooklyn, ■NlY I rya--PTIk Air Eneip onrs iqvr 11235 718-646-6308 Class Coord: Ed/Mary Locke Si4 C f3LN(J) 514 E E HER-1) 205 Albemarle Rd, Brooklyn, NY 5,4y 11218 718-436-5230 Al'e'Mo Squares had a very IN ES -r End) A-s,rE% successful summer dance program. 0 IC i EtterAl. 13 1-VP • We had some excellent guest callers N v,"•----.5 7- PA-te t and lovely dancers from visiting clubs. 1- 0 7" ÷E le fir tifti_ m No egt-1-1 We look forward to a great fall/winter season. At this writing, we are prepar- 12-1E 14-0 1,-{ ‘ ing for our September Open House for prospective students. If it goes as well as our June Open House, we should go into the new season with a very substantial student class. This season we intend to increase our extra-curricular activities, i.e., more raids, demos and theme dances. Please watch for our special flyers. (Ad on page 23) Walter Lasky 718-996-5848 11 BEE SHARPS -- Somerville, NJ (4-) 2 & 4 Fridays St. Johns Episcopal Church Hall, 158 West High St. President: Irma Huhn BEE SHARPS -- Dancing at 979 Papen Rd., Bridgwater, NJ St. John's Episcopal Church, 158 West High Street in the heart of downtown Somerville, NJ, one block off of Main St. 08807 908-722-3565 and Joan Spagnolo 16 Dory Dilts Rd., Flemington, NJ Route 202-206 1-287 08822 908-782-4756 Route 22 Delegate: Bill/Marion Wooding Mountain Ave. 601 Westminster Ct., Somerville, NJ St. Jo n's Church 08876 908-359-1848 Route 28 High St. Class Coord: Ted/Olga Pichnarczyk Main St. 934 Haran Ave., Manville, NJ Route 202 08835 908-725-0955 Urban Dr. in It has been a very busy summer Doughty Ave Somerset I. West End Ave. for the Bee Sharps and it is hard to Route 206 Not to Scale believe that it is over. Our summer dances were well attended and everyone seemed to enjoy the nice cool air-conditioning and the beautiful wooden floor. Our thanks go to Olga & Ted Pichnarczk for finding this location for our summer dances. We also danced a demo at the "Little Red Schoolhouse" in Branchburg. Dan Koft called and the dancers were the Davis', Irma Huhn, Kings, Koehlers and Joan Spagnola. The Bee Sharps are very happy to have President Irma Huhn back dancing with us again after an illness and 5 weeks in the 'nos- pita ■Aieicome back!. We really missed you Also on the sick list is Bill Sobolewski, who is recovering from major surgery and we hope it won't be long until Bill will be back on the floor again. (Ad on page 27) Lillian Davis 908-722-1747 At-Altatc,*(9 STATEN SQUARE SET PLUS LEVEL - 8:30 PM ST. ALBANS EPISCOPAL CHURCH HALL CUED ROUNDS - 8:00 PM 76 ST. ALAANR PL., STATFN TRLAND DEC. 7 STEVE FORMAN/DONNA ANDERSON DEC. 21 FRANK RIVICCIO/LOIS BICHLER HOLIDAY DANCE--STUDENTS WELCOME JAN. 4 DAN KOFT/HERE RIVKIN JAN. 18 BRIAN FUGERE/KAREN KUSHLA WINTER CARNIVAL INFO: (718) 967-1298 KANTERS (718) 948-6740 DI GIACOMOS WE DANCE FOR FUN AND FRIEND.SHIP 12 1st, & 3rd SUNDAYS 7:30-10:00 I ti II :7../1.Lwarr.5 GBibolcryi' t'sGFirst cquare-DaliceClub PLUS Donna Anderson PROGRAM on Rounds Nov.17 Cancelled (see you at the Mini-Festival) Dec. 1 Rob Bisset' Dec.15 Frank Riviccio (Holiday Dance) cJ Jan. 5 Bill Anderson Jan. 19 Michael Johnstone 9,1 Refreshments Served I Fort Hamiltnn orachyte.r!" rhurch 367-94th Street, Brooklyn, NY 4th Ave. Exit Belt Parkway or 92nd St. Exit off Verrazano Bridge Information erre z7ov,..) Monsen 718-745-3616 Cr ;c1c. Jensen 718-745-3452 BELLES & BEAUX -- Glen Rock, NJ (MS w+ tip) 1,3,5 Wednesdays Coleman School, 100 Pinelynn Road President: Keith Douglas (4) 4,4 234 Grant Ave., Pompton Lakes, NJ kith MOU \'' '4*,, wer(1) 07442 201-839-3531 ...,..spo - Delegate: Ken/Edna Franz .0. 04174917)r-wood Rd., Fair Lawn, NJ ..t ., \ i 201-797-6359 NN.,r ... W/I idi Class Coord.: Laurie Mazziotti -i. -- knyz + 342 Liberty Ave., Hillsdale, NJ . / \' 07642 201-664-4482 t,- We're proud of our 1st VPs, 1 To G "ft Margaret Guyre and Hugh Thornton, who collaborated on the winning design of this year's NNJSDA Poster Contest. The Raid Chairpersons are frit OD Gb Dave & Lenora Libeskind, always much involved in club affairs. Open House in September was a big success with teacher/caller Dick Mazziotti. Larry Davenport is our Official Club Caller; great to have him aboard. Bob & Lyn Terry attended the NSDC along with former B & B'ers Herb & Doris Nuber. Summer travel took Jim & Pat Broderick on a trip "down under" to Australia, and Marion Meyer's tripping down in CA caused a fractured hip bone. Husband Fred's TLC is working wonders and we hope they'll soon be squaring up again. (Ad on page 47) Larry Kerbs 201-444-9314 13 SPINNING WHEELS OF WAYNE 1991-1992 SCHEDULE DATE CALLER CUER EVENT PLACE NOV 4 Rowie Kaplan School 11 Bob Robinson Western Night Center 18 Bob Robinson School 2S Bill Heyman Al Ppinks School Deo 2 Bill Anderson Donna Anderson Rchool r,nmoIma EVERT McNnAV 9 Betsy gotta Roy gotta School FROM !Una to 10t1Spm 16 Bob Robinson Christmas School MAINSTREAM, WITH 4th TIP PLUS 21 NO DANCE PLUS WORR8RoP 8:00 to 8110 30 NO DANCE Jan 6 Bob Robinson Karen Kushia Ochooi Albeit F. Terhune School 11 John Raltentheler Rirthday Dance School Cyanamid Drives Off Hamburg Tpk 20 NOD Mitcnoil Wayne, NJ. 27 Ray Lehberger Al Spinks School Feb 3 Dot Loewenstein School Wayne Civic Center 10 Bob Robinson Presidents Dance School Church Lane I Hamburg Tpk 17 Bob Robinson Center Wayne, NJ. 24 Mickey McFarland Al Rpinks School Paul Hartunian 857-7275 Dolores gesumaria 337-836S LESSONS ON THURSDAY NIGHTS, 8:00 to 10:00pm. COME ANGEL WITH US AT THE WAYNE CIVIC CEN I ER CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Haworth, NJ (MS) 4th Fridays St. Lukes Episcopal Church, Massachusetts Ave. President: Henry Shiman 36 Hudson Place, Weehawken, NJ 07087 201-866-0723 Delegate: Joe Ramirez N /MASSACHUSETTS 1 87 Frederick St., Hackensack, NJ —4" E a 07601 201-489-6003 ST. LUKE'S cc Class Coord for N. Milford Tend- -0 ix erfeet: Marie Schirripa/Betty Wilson s Or adel 1 AV . gr 11 Split Rock Court, West Nyack, NY 0 2 0 ,.. cca' 10994 914-358-7344 0 ro DUMONT When this report was filed, Circle E Eights had not yet started to dance. +.0 Lic=rift have met many dancers from Circle It K F MONUMENT 8s and other clubs who were ready to start dancing again. We attended the Delegates' Meeting in September and the feeling I got from the meeting and the Delegates is that this year will be a very good year for dancing. This reporter went to Vermont and Georgia this summer where I had a chance to square dance. I enjoyed myself and found the dancers as friendly and as good as here in NJ. Here's hoping to see you and dance with you at Circle 8s this coming year. (Ad on page 40) Joe Ramirez 201-385-4228 For registration details write: Advance Registration P.O. Box 16070 Cincinnati, OH 45216-0070 AM. • COUNTRY PROMENDERS -- Edison, NJ (+) 2 & 4 Saturdays Stelton Community Center, Plainfield Ave. (Rt. 529) President: Grace & Bob Bishe 11Pa gie. I [I I i 23 Cayuga Rd., Cranford, NJ 07016 908-276-6219 U Delegate: Muriel & Bob Shallcross 263 4th Ave., Garwood, NJ 0 07027 908-789-9022 Cl. Coord (+):Camille/Emilio Pelaez I I ToP5 911 Madison Hill Road, Rahway, NJ PPLIANC€ Ni • 1-'1 07065 908-388-5667 WE HAVE MOVED - to the Stelton Community Center on Plainfield Ave. )N Please note our new location. Could it be possible? Another holiday season is here? Sight callers R-r, must hate the holidays with all those red & greens. Clara & BillSobolewski have been having a coup e of trying years. Last year it was Clara who was off the dance floor; now we hear Bill is recovering from serious surgery. Our past presidents, Mary & Joe Kapeck, came back from FL for a visit in August and we danced with them at an NNJSDA Summer Dance. They said they love it and have found lots of places to dance in their area. Chairpersons of the Five Club Summer Dances, Hal & Florence Margo, have danced with the Country Promenaders for years and their health problems just kept coming this summer. Our best wishes to them for a better year in 1992. The Country Promenaders wish all our square and round dance friends a joyous and happy holiday season and a healthy and prosperous New Year. (Ad on page 51) Hank & Lillian COMPAI) coR-463 0255 GETAWAY WEEKEND FOR MAINSTREAM DANCERS!!! MAY 1, 2, 3, 1992 goLn MA /10A 0114 Olt annual MaLnAtiteam weekend. Dick, Dot, Loin. Bi.cAlek, too! 411111111Mo. DETELS: Look l'on ouit RED INK FLYERS. torommermi BIRCHWOOD RESORT &—A1.--ARK in the Poconos For More Info Call: 3400 Birchwood Drive, East Stroudsburg, individual chalets with fireplaces, coffee makers, Jacuzzis and queen size canopy beds. DOT ( 201)797-1934 DICK ( 201)664-4482 LOIS (718)356-2208 15 COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nutley, NJ (+) 2 & 4 Fridays Radcliffe School, 370 Bloomfield Ave. Z irlf? tu President: Frank & Martha Zintl 13 Forest Ave., Nutley, NJ Roy TE 3 041 07110 201-661-0247 O 4 Delegate: Norris Ember 4 209 Passaic Ave., Belleville, NJ scil.ssmc KINGS:AND 07109 201-759-0864 Class Coord: Fran Cashill 815 North 6th St., Newark, NJ COE ,"1-1AN. AvE 07107 201-484-6029 A On Sunday, September 8th, 4 C. E ST tivT Covered Bridge participated in the • Nutley Festival in the Park. We 0 generated great interest in square 0 dancing due to the great calling of dl CENTRE ST. Dick Mazziotti and considerable participation by members of our club. A special thanks to Dick and thanks to those who danced. This year Frank Zintl, Jr. will be the drum major for the Nutley High School Band. Congratulations Frank! We would like to acknowledge that several of our board members reached the half century mark this summer. Also a special congratulations to Fran Cashill on the birth of her great-grandson this summer. That's wonderful, Fran! (Ad on page 60) Phil Hammer 201-743-0985 1st & 3rd SUNDAYS MAINSTREAM 7-9:30pm WITH PLUS TIPS SQUARES J A m Al I f,ATTT:9-1, ; 1 • , .L LOEKENSTEIN 797-1934 FALL/WINTER - 1991 /1 992 NOV 17 - REGULAR DANCE DEC 1 - REGULAR DANCE PLEASE: DEC 15 - HOLIDAY DANCE SOFT SOLE SHOES JAN 5 - FLASHLIGHT DANCE JAN 19 - CLASS LEVEL DANCE - ALL CURRENT STUDENTS @ S1.50 "PROPER SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE" PLEASE FOR INFORMATION CALL: AMERICAN LEGION HALL FERN: 692-8350 113 E. PASSAIC STREET MAYWOOD, N.J. 84y8226 16 0. 7c.....‘ 0 • . tcrtmoncincer3 2nd & 4th Saturdays 23 - RICHIE RICH Christmas 14 - DICK PASVOLSKY Dance 11 - DON COY "Winter Special 25 - BILL HEYMAN 8 - FRANK RiVICCIO 1p) ) co All Saints Church, 2329 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY CROSS TRAIL SQUARES -- Caldwell; NJ (-0 2 & 4 Wednesdays Lincoln School, Crane St. President: Bob & Diane Gorun 9 Park Hill Terrace, Clifton, NJ 07013 201 -778-5678 Deleaate: i aura R R. c,f,r 48 John St., Fairfield, NJ 07004 201-575-0488 Class Coord: Ruth Edison 30 Otsego Road, Verona, NJ 07044 201-239-2705 and Ron Kapnick 149 Donato Drive, Little Falls, NJ 07424 201-890-9316 1. k is—lobbies T• Veresa---•• The new square dance season is ice Cf11111. well under way. Our first dance of the year, Open House, had lots of interested visitors in attendance danc- ing to Bob Mitchell, our very capable club caller. Many signed up for classes as a result of the evening. Classes began under the capable guidance of Ruth Edison & Ron Kapnick, Class Coordinators, arid Head Angels, Mary Jane Edmunson & Rich O'Keefe. The class caller is Herb Conklin. A surprise visit from pact presidents, Joan & Leo "Yellow Rock" Pruner, added to the fun-filled evening. Watch for an announcement of an alternate location for our Thanksgiving Dante and sign early for our New Year's Eve (Ad on pages 28, 59) Stella & John Downey 201-338-4165 7 DtC,K PASVOLSKY cLARRcn NOV 21 LARRY DAVENPORT - THAMKGIV I NG 1991 WHEELERS 1992. IA1 THURS DEC 5 DAt..1 KOFT 8-10: 30 DEC 19 HERB CON KL I N * _W/S TIP JAN a DICK PASVOLSKY JAN I G BETSY GOTTA - News YEARS - INFO- *CHRISTMAS DANCE — STuDENTS FREE. — (089- (4-4.2. WASSERS MANS FIE LD ELM SCHOOL (908) 852-8807 YAGE.R.S i 51- P4RT MURRAY, NJ SCHOOL 4*C9o8) GS9-3212 17 ik\ii(4444m6dP\iNgk\ 6war iota OF ROCKLAND NEW CLUB NEW CLUB PLUS LEVEL DANCING WITH A-1 ATTERTIP First Friday of Month -- Rounds at 8:00pm -- Squares from 8:30 to 1 liun United Methodist Church -- Corner of Franklin and John Streets Pearl River, New York 1991 - 1992 OCTOBER 4 MICHAEL JOIINSTONE CT NOVEMBER 1 KEN Rrruccl MA DECEMBER 6 TOM MILLER PA JANUARY 3 WILL LARSEN CT FEBRUARY 7 RALPH STAPENELL *** PA MARCH JOE LAND! NJ APRIL 3 RANDY PACE CT MAY I ROY LEBER PA JUNE 5 BRIAN FUGERE NJ ROUNDS BY NICK ANT) CAROLE RASPA *** February 7, 1992 dance will be held at United Methodist Church in Westwood, NJ For Further information Please Call: Adele & Dave (914) 352-0627 Jack & Ginger (914) 362-1674 Sandy & Art (914) 352-7631 Beverly & Marty (201) 391-3592 Hall Phone (914) 735-9706 From New York State Thruway: Take Exit 13S. South on From Garden State Parkway: Take Exit 172. Go right Palisades interstate Parkway 1/2 mile. Take Exit 8W. Go onto Grand Ave, 2.3 miles (4th light'. Left onto 0.4 miles to let light and turn left onto Smith St. Go 0.1 Kinderkamack. 1.5 miles (2nd light). Right onto Central miles and turn left onto ramp to Route 304 South. Go Ave. Go 0.4 miles. Right onto John St. Go 1 block to 3.0 miles thru blinking light to 2nd regular light and turn Franklin. left onto Central Ave. Go 0.4 mites and turn right on John St. Go 1 block to Franklin. From NJ Turnpike or GW Bridge: Get onto Palisades Parkway North. Take Exit 6W. Go 3.3 miles (9th light) & turn right on So. Middletown Rd. Take 3rd left (0.4 miles) AMPLE STREET PARKING onto Franklin Avenue. Go 1 black to John Street. 18 DINGMAN DANCERS -- Dingmans Ferry, PA (MS w/+ tip) 2, 4, 5 Tuesdays Dingman-Delaware Elementary School, Rt. 739 President: Virginia Murphy NY RR # 1, Box 260, Milford, PA 18337 717-686-3827 and Mildred Buss Box 1081, Hemlock Frms, Hawley, PA q02- 521 18428 717-775-9539 Delegate: Charles Scholtes Ns 20 Pocono Cir., Dingmans Ferry, PA 2Ceo Dit4Cfri÷iS 18328 717-828-1299 FERRYE Class Coord: Elaine/Woody Kindred Hemlock Frms, Lords Vlly, Hawley, PA PA 717 -7-1r IN-sr4 1R428 i - 1 .;..) - U I A "Crazy Bow Tie" dance in August //%1A-toriCE vEk_ was our grand finale for summer dancing. Mary Ann & Paul Gosch sported real wild bow ties_ They wore linen place mats complete with hnpkine and eilynr c-pccr:0 , kr:vc.:...7 and idi_ks. Joe Billadello was very creative with a big bow tie made from cardboard and decorated with a collage of address labels and assorted wildlife stamps. We moved back to our winter quarters at Dingman Delaware School and held an Open House Fun Night in September. Good luck to our new officers for '91-'92. Happy Thanksgiving, joyous Christmas and a New Year filled with good health. Peggy Billadello 717-296-7951 El IXYFW 4 HALLCH IX 6 Veterans P1. Elmwood Park Off Boulevard; behind Firehouse) THURSDAY 8 to10:30 PIM, M 1st & 3rd 'Thursdays with PTIE TIP (BEMND + PIM : 2nd, 4th & 5th Thursdays I ) I g16r 4,._, cn ■ TRH, all[E by rIEE ItiALIN R1'c "K'- e-fr iT-r mr."- .ai ex,r CALLERS M NOV. 7 CARRY Faris _Jzimmverammiglar & 14 RANDY PAGE I • SPECIAL EVENTS M 21 DICK PAS SKY • 1111111111, 28 10 DANCE (Please note) DEC. 1 FLIPPO DANCE 5 DALT YOUNG + 12 BOB MITCHELL M 19 DICK PASVCISKY Christmas Dance-Stuckntstortre ■•••■ 26 NO DANCE UWE WEST 1 9 9 2 JAN. 2 ND 9 RANDY PPCE c 110•4 0r • Rr, HAPPY M 16 RAY IA-HEGER NEW + 23 DICK PASVOLSKY YEAR! Pte' ram RAID HIX & CHIX with advance notice - PAY MEMBER'S FEE(emnkling specials More HIX & CHIX info: contact Prank & Barbara Piersa 261-0298 Larry & Regina LaMarche 488-2375 19 F.A.D. SQUARES -- Maywood, NJ (MS) 1 & 3 Sundays American Legion Hall, 113 E. Passiac St. President: Pat & Jim Broderick N 189 Woodland Ave., River Edge, NJ 07661 201-261-5616 Delegate: Dorothy Fels 916 E. Ridgewood Ave., Rdgwd., NJ 07450 201-447-4964 Class Coord: Dot Loewenstein 77 Lincoln Ave., Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 201-797-1934 Were you there on August 25th? Don Coy was expected, but when he did not arrive by 7:30 PM, Jim e Broderick drove home for equipment. Le_ y% b "-N Oddly enough, we had 3 callers on k,-)00 the premises, each of whom had arrived in their spouse's car (no equipment!). Don finally arrived, having been held in traffic 3 hours, and kindly extended his calling until 10 PM to thank the dancers for their patience. Deadline falls on our Open House date. We anticipate a large crowd and hope to have a sizable class and begin classes on October 2nd in Saddle Brook. Our schedule indicates our regularly scheduled dance on November 17th and at this writing we are NOT planning to cancel. As always, if you are traveling any distance, it's a good idea to phone to confirm. (Ad on page 16) George Loewenstein 201-797-1934 HI TAW TWIRLERS PUBLIC PHONE (201)261-9887 1991/1992 PLUS LEVEL DANCES NEW MILFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL ROSLYN AVE.. NEW MILFORD_ NJ NOVEMBER JANUARY 5 JOHN KALTENTHALER 7 JOHN KALTENTHALER 12 ANDY WOERNER 14 ANDY WOERNER ALL POSITION DANCE WORKSHOP ALL POSITION DANCE WORKSHOP 19 MANNY AMOR 21 STEVE FORMAN TURKEY TROT, WIN A TURKEY 28 ANDY WOERNER 26 ANDY WOERNER ALL POSITION DANCE WORKSHOP ALL POSITION DANCE WORKSHOP FEBRUARY DECEMBER 4 JOHN KALTENTHALER 3 JOHN KALTENTHALER 10 ANDY WOERNER ALL POSITION DANCE WORKSHOP 17 LARRY DAVENPORT > Rounds...7:30 Cuer: Nick Raspa Squares...7:45 — 10:00 Info: (201)568-6418; (201)327-8695 0 Judy's Custom Round Square Dance Apparel 254 West Nesquehoning Street Easton, Pennsylvania 18064 (215) 252-0281 Preseason Holiday Sale! Nov. /3,14, i3v4 /é., /99/ 443,v-43-N-10:011 am - 8:00 pm /OW /5- /4.10:00 am - 5:00 pm Bring card along for special drawing. HARMONY DANCERS -- Mountainside, NJ (MS & +) MS - 2 & 4 Saturdays Chisolm Sch., S. Springfield & Shunpike (Springfield) + - 1 & 3 Fridays Deerfield Sch., Central Ave. (Mountainside) uoir k2^9 President: Corinne & Leo Eckmann .1 "c. 33 Oakland Ave., Springfield, NJ 07081 201-379-3901 w—HE Delegate: Linda & Mike Rubinfeld 6 77 Mt. Airy Road, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 908-221-1579 (_,..,...------ Class Coord: Peter Bias ti --- TrsoLD\ 186 Columbia Ave., N. Plainfield, NJ 01K 6.10i A 07060 908-668-5199 cr -..." j ,,..,: The new dance year has begun t' itc - under the capable leadership of our ?., t vstr.../ 41-00 presidents, Leo & Corinne Eckmann. i ii UsS vc Igo/dm Our dance schedule features guest twat, callers and cuers. A Round Dance rim ►rt Special, scheduled for the 4th Sun- day in January, features Ron & Ree Rumble. During the fall, our club provided demos in Winfield Park and St. James Church in Springfield. Our class has begun with Richie Rich as our instructor. But the highlight of fall is seeing the friends we missed over the summer and catching up with the news. Congratulations to Kate & Jim Malcolm on the birth of their first grandchild! We welcome last year's class to active membership. Several members of the 1991 graduating class became freeloaders! They're great dancers. Our raid chairpersons are planning to keep our "dining and dancing club" on the move visiting other clubs. We hope to see many new friends at our dances. Please check the schedule for the correct hall. (Ad on page 54) Ralph & Marilyn Neibart 201-762-8481 21 qck m dancers fortheirmanycards,phonecalls,teddybears,flowers,andwellwishes for aspeedyrecoveryfrommykneesurgery. 22 'I learn alot,sharpen yourskillsandenjoyyourself. 201-652-3280(0) taught creativelyand helpedeveryoneimprovetheir dancing. Attend!You'll (Ad with you.Youhaveagoodclub. :z Every Tuesday u z R c4 N -\ (1) LAJ I 0 We wouldliketotakethisopportunitysay'ThankYou"allofthesquare We arecontinuingtheall-positiondance (APD)workshops.AndyWoerner Good lucktothenewclub,Rockytops. AlotofHiTawmembersaredancing on page20) -0) 0 \ (IN AVE, \I( 1 18 .-.. Li Pf ILFORD NADIS B $3 /Person 8:30PM HI TAWTWIRLERS--NewMilford,NJ '''ev:, A eE , - , . 3 T 462 5 /Paul (516)48 8- AVE. Contact: Fran L HI TAWTWIRLERS iv- lc om e AllDan c ers . kfilie Love youallFrank&JeanRiviccio Bernard Beck "./ E L16,t-t-t k 41 1P2P__ _ is . fir Pr ese nt For Yo u r Danc ing Plea sure: E, 0- k , , 0RD 4 againwithMarionMeyer,whohurt 07631 andsightseeing. New MilfordMiddleSchool,RoslynAve. dent LevelDanc e *Stu her leg.Wemissher. attended theMontrealRegional Convention inAugust.Theyhada Fanny &GeorgeMeyer,GloriaLeon Smith andSandy&BernieBeck, wonderful timewithplentyofdancing 07652 Delegate: President: 8 BraytonSt.,Englewood,NJ 320 HighwoodAve.,GlenRock,NJ Three Pasvolsky We're lookingforwardtodancing "Turkey Shoot " cou S. Forma n -13 p Grace &SteveWeinstein les ir sfrom HiTawTwirlers, s A. Waerne r 411 1m0 — Nu Ca. 201-447-0538 (H) "Seasons Greet ing s " - Dick &DotMeyer MI 201-652-9353 201-568-6418 01 /0 3/ 92 B. An derson "Happy New Yea r Da l h J. S. / Forma Cl n *"Country 6, Wes tern Nite" (+) HIX & CHIX Elmwood Park, NJ (1,3 MS; 2,4,5 +) Every Thursday VFW Hall, 6 Veterans Place RT. Pres (+): Frank & Barbara Piersa 1 I F R 0 u F-.) 344 Florence St., New Milford, NJ F.W 07646 201 -261-0298 Pres (MS):Larry & Regina LaMarche 25 Zabriskie St., Hackensack, NJ 07601 201 -488-2375 Dele: John & Connie Huettemann 1 Joseph St., Moonachie, NJ n77A A %Jr 'at 201 -436-0948 Class Coord: Allana & Frank Barr 36 Sunset Rd., Fairfield, NJ 07004 201 -226-8998 Imp:1r Hello everybody! Dick and I are the new reporters for Hix & Chi x. So if we come up to you and say, "What's happening?", think news! We had an exciti rig summer starting with the parade in Elmwood Park, urgailiced by Gioria & Bob Wyman; the July dance with Joe Floret; Dalt Young and his little furry friends; the magnificent combination of Glenn Matthew and Al Spinks packing the club with 14+ squares. August brought Bill Wagner and his lovely cuer wife, Joan. Hawaiian Night was grass skirts, colored leis, pineapple chunks and Al Kaesler. Our yearly special with Randy Dougherty packed the hall with 24 squares. Now to concentrate on our MS class. (Ad on page 19) Brenda & Dick Dexter 201-529-3372 I )( ALE1,10 SQUARES BROOKLYN, NEW YDRK Sundays 7:30 P.M. Mainstream With Plus Ti, October 13--Doug Kauffman October 27--Don Coy November 17-- Bruce Vertun* November 24--Betsy Gotta December 8 ---• Frank Pulice * December 22-- * Steve Forman * January 12--Frank Riviccio* January 26--Bruce Vertun *Corrects entries in NOTE OUR NEW LOCATION Fall issue. MENORAH HOME Fhr Directis Call: 1516 ORIENTAL BLVD. Walter(718)996-5848'or BROOKLYN, N.Y Ann (718)633-5140 IRONIA REELERS -- Ironia, NJ (+) 1 & 3 Fridays Ironia Elem. School, Rt. 513, Dover-Chester Rd. I"? r4- President: George & Ria Pfersch 4 g 1 Comfort Court, Randolph, NJ v 07869 201-366-6714 AP/t -13,/ e /0 Delegate: Roger & Joan Morgan ''p 25 Sander St., Morris Plains, NJ / 0 07950 201-538-6077 `/ CIL- Class Coord: Dorothy Strydio KARINA FASHIONS Karen M. Lewis Nina Gerhold Custom Square Dance Apparel cnn "boil -7e4n cnn O-7-7 ncnl and UIIUI lily I .0 .410.7 - 4.0 I I BRING YOUR MATERIAL WHERE YOUR DREAMS AND OUR DESIGNS COME TOGETHER FREE MATCHING SCARF TIE WITH EACH ORDER. ISLE SQUARES -- Staten Island, NY (+) 2 & 4 Wednesdays M.yanne Christ Lutheran Church, 125 Cleveland Ave. Goetnalm ar/dN• ( Cl aaa aa I.X1E II). Forget Avenue N.J. Vrnpal President: Joan Daniels Richnond D•ncers 31 Oban St., Staten Island, NY 10312 718-984-6642 / Delegate: Dick & Jean Reebe 3677 Richmond Ave., Staten Is., NY 10312 718-356-0937 Class Coord. for Celt Ill N.J. Trnpa! R.I.O.S.: Joe Scarano lele Square. Christ Lutheran Church 23 DePew Place, Staten Island, NY 121 Cleveland •ven. Great bIlle, Staten Island 10309 718-967-2419 11 block before 11.1.0. •venue) (Ad on page 52) Edwina & Gene Cosgriff 718-356-6067 i 4 ROCKLAND PROMENADERS PRESENTS 1991 DANCE SCHEDULE MAINSTREAM DANCES WITH PLUS TIPS 7:45 P.M. to 10:15 P.M. AT THE HALL OF NANUET HEBREW CENTER MIDDLETOWN ROAD, NANUET; N.Y. SEPTEMBER 26 OPEN HOUSE DANCE - Non Dancers invited to hope-- fully register for 41bwWWW66110 , OCTOBER 31 HALLOWEEN COSTUME DANCE CALLER - RANDY PACE NOVEMBER 26 THANKSGIVING DANCE CALLER - STAN SIKORA DECEMBER 17 HOLIDAY DANCE CALLER- STEVE FORMAN DIRECTIONS TO THE mulurr HEBREW CENTER Flom NEW JERSEY A Take the Carden State Parkway North to the N.Y.State Thruway (-st towards the Tappan Zee Bridge) to Exit # 14 (Spring Valley). At traffic light turn Left onto Route 59 heading East. Continue on Route 59 to the fifth traffic light and turn Right onto Middletown Road. Proceed 25 yards Hebrew Center Is on Left. al NEW JERSEY Take Kinderkamack Road North. ( In Pearl I/vex•Kinder- kamack Road changes its name to Route 304) Follow Route 304 North to exit N.Y.59 West Sprinr Valley. Stay on Route 59 West to the fourth traffic light and turn Left onto Middletown Road. Proceed 25 yards to Hebrew Center on Left side. FROM WESTCHESTER Tappan Zee Bridge North to exit 13 South ( Palisades Parkway South) and get off at first exit Route 59 West continue on Route 59 to the fourth traffic light and turn Left onto Middletown Road. proceed 25 yards to Hebrew Center on Left side. 25 SQUARE DANCE LICENSE PLATES FOR NEW JERSEY Frank & Helen Cavanaugh distributed 10 vanity plate applications to each club at the Sept. Delegates Mtg. 500 orders are necessary to start production but there are only 225 orders to date. More than 2,000 applications have been distributed. If you have one, send it in today. If you need one, contact the Cavanaughs at 20 Wooton Drive, Southampton, NJ 08088, Tel: 609-859-1937. Tv (Lk) fY Ke rr mcmu-EIGHTS ► ve.5 re 3 W. C -1 IS Plus Level Dancing 1st & 3rd Fridays - Squares: 8:00 PM - Pre-Rounds: 7:30 PM At Dag Hammarskjold School, Rues Lane, East Brunswick: DATE CALLER CUER THEME Nov 1 Richie Rich Dave Roberts Nov 15 Dan Koft Karen Kushla Dec 6 Dan Koft Mary Mcgee Tors Dec 20 Betsy Gotta Roy Gotta XMAS Dec 31 Sam Lowe (SC) Frank Valenta NEW YEAR'S Jan 3 Tim Marriner (VA) Ellen McCabe Jan 17 Richie Rich Karen Kushla Feb 7 Bill Heyman Herb Rivkin Info: Betty/Bernie Koft 908-821-9178 Chris/Don Randolph 908-257-8733 J & M SQUARES --Elmwood Park, NJ (A-2) Runrinvc Un.11 1 vv IP 111:211, Ta V r !nue! ROUTE 4 President: John & Mary Aquino 496 Kendrick St., Paramus, NJ 07652 201-444-6133 Delegate: Joe Passaro 48 Hammel! Place, Maywood, NJ 07607 201-843-2367 Class Coord. for A - 2: Walt & Berta Moffatt 196 Pascack Rd., Park Ridge, NJ 07656 201-391-1054 J&M SQS (Ad on page 62) Mary Aquino 201-444-6133 26 KINGS SQUARES -- Brooklyn, NY (+) 1 & 3 Sundays Ft. Hamilton Presby. Church, 367 94th St. President: Bernie & Pat Monsen 531 81st Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209 71 8-745-3616 Delegate: Ralph & Pauline Casalino SU 103-22 Avenue L, Brooklyn, NY 11230 71 8-968-8663 Class Coord: Carlo & Inga Jensen 426 99th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209 71 8-745-3452 rr We are looking forward to a new and exciting year of square dancing. 1 We hope to see many new students in our beginners' class. Zlcon Several club members, namely Chet Fulmer and Hughie & Livia _ kt.4 IvIalanaphy, attended a square dance at Lincoln Center this summer Thrpp rhPorQ fnr Anthnny 52- Geraldine Signoretto, who attended all the NNJSDA Summer Dances and received their Freeloader dangle. They attended these dances with devoted angel, Andy Fioriello. Good luck to Lee Fairclough, who has moved to NJ. Come visit us often; we miss you already. Congratulations to Margaret & Steve Hancharik on the birth of a grandson. (Ad on page 13) Bert & Roberta Kreda 718-946-9203 OF C ". BEE SLURPS SOMERVILLE Unless Noted Below Dances Are Held At PLUS LEVEL DANCES St. John's Episcopal Church Han 158 West High St., Somerville, NJ 2nd & 4th Fridays 1 DANCE WITH US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Vol:141M I® - zogyncti cetcoll 1 Pao calla IA= limit Nov. 8 Dan Soft Steve & Wendy Bradt Nov. 22 Larry Davenport Steve & Wendy Bradt ,. Dec. 13 Larry Davenport Steve & Wendy Bradt Hi-Lo Dance Jan. 10 Larry Davenport Steve & Wendy Bradt , Jan. 24 Dan Hoft Russ Booz • BEE SHARPS in the heart of downtown Route 202-206 Early Rounds 7:30 PM Somerville one block oft of Main St. . Squares 8:00-10:30 PM Route 22 Mountain Ave. St. John's Soft sole shoes a must Route 28 High St t For More Information N Main SI. Irma Huhn 908-722-3565 Route 202 10114 Urban Dr. Joan Spagnolo 908-782-4756 Doughty Ave. Somerset St. West End Ave. Route 206 -7 '7 ,\,Ea nArfo MEM NEWCOMER Sak mos „A,2 1/4./. eN c, , „( V'S)• \) PFCF DWE \i IN\L3LI\ YA LF.r:CriALYir., 1 rv( UU I LOOK FOR OUR FLYERS FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PLAN TO JOIN US THIS YEAR FOR ALL THE FITN. CONTACT BRENDA VOAG OR FRANK BENVENUTI FOR EARLY RESERVATIONS. 201-812-0818 or 201-956-9179 28 KITTATINNY RANGERS -- Andover, NJ (Alt. MS & + tips) 1 & 3 Fridays Long Pond School, Lirnecrest Road Pres! Chuck Conklin & Donna Payer 21 Scenic Drive, Andover, NJ 07821 908-852-9285 Delegate: John & Joann Morales 495 Stanhope Road, Sparta, NJ 07871 201-398-7323 Class Coord: Lynn Gribbin 257 Stickles Pond Road, Newton, NJ 07860 201-383-7281 We're back on the square dance track after a great summer. Not that some of us weren't active during the hot weather. We participated in a dance at the 4 - H Camp in Stokes State Forest; braved the heat and j." humidity at the Sussex County Fair and had a wonderful picnic at Chuck & Donna's (our presidents) home September opened with Larry Davenport calling for our first dance of the season. We are also continuing our very popular "Plus Workshops." Early in the evening, two calls will be taught and then practiced throughout the remaining dances. A demo was held the very next evening for Parents Without Partners, and Larry called again. Classes start soon and we're hoping for an enthusiastic group. We're off to a good start! Come dance with us soon! Eileen & George Grigg 908-850-1484 AT youR : TUE 12-5 YELLOW 1,011 /2-5 TV /2-5 ROCK THU 2-7 1 cLo4ed (edneAday) FRI 12-5 RI /2-5 YU /2-5 SAT 12-5 MIPS 2-7 180 Grand Ave =a=ANY EVENING! Hackensack BY APPOINTMENT NJ 07601 (201) 342 1144 COME SEE OUR HOLIDAY SPECIALS Eh EVERYTHING for SQUARE DANCERS 2 9 LAKELAND SQUARES -- Mt. Lakes, NJ (MS) Every Tuesday Mt. Lakes Community Church, Briarcliff Rd. President: Bridie & Dick Ford LkId Sqs, Box 291, Lk. Hiawatha, NJ 07034 201-335-6328 Delegate: Carol Ridings LkId Sqs, Box 291, Lk. Hiawatha, NJ 07034 201-335-2397 CI Coord:Kathy Keener & Al Kicinski 103 Joseph Lane, Mine Hill, NJ 07801 201-366-8064 (K) 201-361-4532 (A) Despite the unexpected glitch of having to switch our beginner's class from Wed. to Thurs. night (same ionris le.) tarn rtnur hnwn nnnti-Inr ticlar raf ••‘' "'a " "‘" ."‘ ""'S ' "%'" superb dancing, fun and fellowship in full swing! We hope all our current and potential Angers will be able to make the switch; we need your support. Our Annual Picnic was its usuai blast, as was our Weieurne Back Dance with Dick Pasvolsky and Al Spinks (12+ squares despite the heat). It was such a pleasant surprise to see our former presidents, the Fords, this fall when they dropped in for a dance while visiting the area. Retired life in FL is definitely agreeing with them. Congratulations to Herb & Bert Conklin on their recent 50th Wedding Anniversary. Lakeland members thoroughly enjoyed ^p.n.-it...inn A rtri 1:2;11 Uell ly. CIVIG Lt./ I IGIIJ LI t■GIGLJI CILG OUlrl I a II !VII 11.1/4JUJ LA-ArGl.al ■-• 1. r-111.4 0.0 LJIII Parkins, we send our best wishes for a speedy recovery from both recent and impending surgery. We know you'll be back on your feet and dancing with us again in record time! It's hard to believe that the holidays will be upon us shortly. Lakeland members would like to extend Holiday Greetings to one and all and wish them happy dancing and a happy, healthy and peaceful NEW YEAR. (Ad on page 36) Carol Francis 201-402-9039 NOTICE - NOTICE - NOTICE IRONIA REELERS HAVE Tn nHANnF InnATInN FOR 3 DANCES: athL"TrE-Nov.1 - FERNBROOK SCHOOL NOV.15- CENTER GROVE SCHOOL DEC. R - FERNBROOK SCHOOL PLUS LEVEL 1&3 EARLY (to 8:00 PM FRIDAYS 7:30 PM ASCAP/UMI SEMINAR IN SALT LAKE CITY 3,000 square dance leaders attended this 2-hour seminar sponsored by the NSDC Executive Committee. Three representatives were present from ASCAP and one from BMI. A tape of the entire meeting is available from Dick White. 212.811 Pay VI MAINSTREAM 8:00 - 10,30 PM 2ND F 114! D A y SIN AWES* PIO AIL CriligaSi f .1 VP lb E,1. 1 I MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE OFF KNICKERBOCKER ROAD DECEMBgA /3 TH. AL kAESL EA oeook/E. moAesrem NITS✓ INV OM Mar 411., OM IMP OMB* MI.I ••.11■ ?: 00 - 0 3o P.M. /.1 ICK R /SPA J-14 y /o TH. Fob Ali Tc. HE A-I- Peomt AM DE INTO In 1) FE5Ail ►ci ►ty _Ai: te NEED INFORMATION? Phsy.alkiTaa - • CALL: ( SWAF-6r1 E- PIE &tLE" ST LtIKE:s1 ■■• GLORIA 8 TONY ilnIrloc -8:37,3 IF DALT 70 DORIS & GERRY DV /40 ry (914)359 - 5178 6-1-W IRL Afro 11•••• Pilac OVID Nv me LEISURE SQUARES -- E. Stroudsburg, PA (MS w/+ tips) 1 & 3 Saturdays J.M. Hill School, E. Broad St. President: Maureen & Bob Ace P.O. Box AV, E. Stroudsburg, PA 18301 717-424-1172 Delegate: Stan & Olga Tebbets 95 Gaisler Rd., Blairstown, NJ 07805 908-362-9366 Class Coord: Cathy & Tom Moss 65 Geronimo Rd., RR #2, Effort, PA 18330 717-620-1592 1 Arl nn nriga ',3■11 k 11.-1r In 0 Ord.. A IV AAI I tat.J.'j► 'I' ivscau:vci; C.X LA.; 1J 717-424-1172 The Officers and Executive Board of the NNISDA CaCaPPYPP join with ticpe staff of crarai Sqli.are 1.- ::0,C0liaag3 to wish all of you a very happy holiday season and a very healthy New Year filled with dancing. 3I The Square Dance Council of New Jersey Presents the SIXTH New Jersey Square & Round Dance Convention Saturday April 11, 1992 Trenton State College 1P1 Ewing, NJ 10:00 am to 10:30 pm 1 Fees per Person $9 April 14, 1991 thru December 31, 1991 $11January 1, 1992 thru February 29, 1992 $13 from March 1, 1992 and at the door Make checks or money orders payable to SDCNJ and return this section of the form to the registrars: Bill and Donna Anderson, 215 Potter Avenue, Staten island N.Y. 10314 Name 1 Name 2 Others being registered Street Town State Zip Phone ( ) Amount Enclosed $ No confirmation or refund after March 1, 1992. Cancellation Fee - $2. Proper square dance attire is required for convention activities. NO taping at the convention. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for confirmation. Directions will be sent with the confirmation. 1/we would like to For office use only VOLUNTEER Please check it information is required: to help on the day Date: Parking of the Convention Number . ❑ Overnight Accommodations Name 1: Name 2: DANCER INFORMATION GS Please Check ALL that apply SQUARES ROUNDS Callers, Cuers and Leaders ONLY I 1 Approaching Phases I & 11 Please Check ALL areas that Mainstream El Phases III & IV you wish to be programmed ❑ Li Mainstream Phases V & VI ❑ Squares f I Folk Dance OTHER ❑ Plus ❑ ❑ Clogging 0 Contra Rounds 1 Al I !Contra f I Other ❑ Fnik riAncP A2 ❑ Demonstration group that El Challenge Clogging Line wishes to be programmed Leaders MUST register by January 1, 1992 to be scheduled. Leader questionnaires will be mailed upon receipt of this registration form . 1st Printing - 5/31/91 - tog 32 1991 FREELOADERS Congratulations to these 1991 Graduates who earned their Freeloader dangles and cards by attending the NNJSDA Summer Dances. Their Freeloaders card entitles them to attend 6 Association dances FREE within the next 2 years. 10 Dances: Mike Grody Martha Lancy Dorothy Fuehrer Norman & Alice Lauster Bill & Maria Grody Jude O'Brien Bob Holmes Rich O'Keefe Silvester Jaworski Eli & Barbara Schnitzer Tammy Place Gail Shen Heinz & Ruth Ricker Joan Sweet Sam & Rose Rutigliano Lillian Wheeler Jane Seader 8 Dances: Anthony & Geraldine Signoretto Butch & Gail Conkin Bill Smith Sol & Fran Jaffee William & Vi Stebner Shoila kAirhprrnan Herbert Moore inn & Mary RnRe Womer Charles & Monica Pearson Toni & Kathy Sliuger 9 Dances: Joe Trimarchi Joan Cartier Stephen Dvorak Vera Zeoli NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION \Ad-Term Student Dance 11 Callers Sunday, January 26, 1992 o‘Gri 2-5 PM kvi Os' St. Aloysius Church Hall Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, NJ ,nrac.egrx,r-mp-,mnen-vnel 3 1--P1 COME DANCE WITH US! Q) Gq LEISURE SQUARES 1st and 3rd SATURDAYS DALT YOUNG Calling squares Rounds by: ED MILLER DANCE HELD AT 1991-92 DANCE SCHEDULE: J. M. HILL SCHOOL East Broad Street Nov .16 President's Dance East Stroudsburg, PA neu . 7 Surprise Dence 21 Christmas Dance Students welcome N Jan. 4 New Year's Resolution Dance A CI Crazy Hat. Dance Feb. 1 Patriots Dance •1 Sweethearts Dance Mcr. 7 =:— m_11= J. J_ 21 St. Patrick's Dance 7:30pm Workshop 8:00pm M.S. S, Plus alternate Information: 717-424-1172 1-80 717-620-1592 MERRI EIGHTS -- East Brunswick, NJ (+) & 3 Fridays (Oct-May)Dag Hammarskjold Jr. H.S., Rues Lane (Jun-Sept) Knights of Columbus, Pine St., Old Bridge President: Bernie & Betty Koft 196 Hardenburg Ln, E. Brunswick, NJ 08816 908-821-9178 Delegate: Jerry & Paula Mosher 636 7 McFadden Dr., Spotswood, NJ 08884 908-251-2808 I Class Coord: Cheryl Bissette 71 Forest Park Terr., Spotswood, NJ 08884 908-251-5103 In August, the Merri Eights perfomed at the Middlesex County fair in East Brunswick, as they have for many years, and had a wonderful audience. lb* 6.- in September, almost 5 squares participated in a Barn Dance, spon- >ored by the club to raise money for the John Snyder Memorial Fund. John 3ynder was a 1983 graduate of Spotswood High School who died in the 'ersian Gulf during Operation Desert Storm. Beginner classes are being held on Wed. evenings with Dan Koft. We are )usily planning our Toys for Tots Dance in December and our gala New Year's Eve Dance featuring Sam Lowe (SC). Details and flyers will be forthcoming. Ad on page 26) Joy & Milt Keiles 908-257-5923 54 MOUNTAIN SQUARES -- Whippany, NJ (A-2) 1 & 3 Wednesdays First Presbyt. Chu rch, 494 Rt. 10 President: William & Hilda Groth 45 Brookfield Rd, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 201-746-0656 BERMUDA 1992 3rd ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL (Phases IV-V-VI) Friday, February 21 to Wednesday, February 26, 19 9 2 CUERS: Richard & Joanne Lawson, Alabama Ron & Ree Rumble, New Jersey ANNUAL SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE CONVENTION Thursday, February 27, to Wednesday, March 4, 1 992 CALLERS: Jim Purcell — Carl Hanks — Bill Harrison CUERS: Richard R.— , —L:11111C I — Betty Hanks THREE HALLS: Plus — A-1 — A-2 1st COUNTRY WESTERN FESTIVAL NEW! Thursday, March 5 to Monday, March 9, 1992 INSTRUCTORS: Jeff & Kim Bartholomew. Dave & Joan Joubert Easy — Novice — Intermediate TO BE HELD AT..THE DELUXE SONESTA BEACH HOTEL...in Bermuda!! „Nome ■ Jul r 111 y s-0 1 11%.“*.7.-72: Vi 1.11.- :11.,•••• • .; FOR INFORMATION: BERMUDA, PO Box 145, Avon MA 02322 Tel.: 617-963-0713 Air Fare Info: 1-800-800-0382 (Marilyn) 35 OCEAN WAVES -- Staten Island, NY (MS w/+ tips) 1 & 3 Fridays Christ Methodist Church, 1890 Forest Ave. President: Fran & Paul Spoltore 114 Charles St., Floral Park, NY 11001 516-488-4625 aoa Delegate: as above Oar Class Coord for R.I.O.S.: 01111tCH See Isle Squares HALL The writing of this bulletin finds that OokINE summer has just ended and a new BRIDGE dance season is about to begin. The staff of Ocean Waves has been busy VERRA2ANO at work all summer long to bring you I what we hope will be a very exciting GOMM. 5 year. We have created a variety of SRIPGE dance themes and have hired several different callers to give all dancers ie.-6(0ER a RIpa CR055106 both variety and a challenging even- ing. Please check out our Grand Square ads and/or our flyers. We look for.vetrd 4LO seeing you. May we aiso take this opportunity to wish everyone HAPPY HOLIDAYS. (Ad on page 22) Fran & Paul Spoltore 516-488-4625 A '1 k. A LAKELAND 's Mountain I,akes Community Church, Briarcliff Road, Mountain Lakes IN 1991 CLUB CALLERS BOB MITCHLLI„ DICK PASVOLSKY, CAMS l'S MAINSTREAM WITH 1 PLUS TIP EVERY TUESDAY, 8:00-10:30 P.M. PLUS WORKSHOP 8-8:30 Al & Gale Spinks Cue Rounds — 1st and 4th Dance of each month. Early Rounds 7:30 * Lois Bichler teaches Line Dances — 3rd Tuesday of each month * Nov. 5 Bob Mitchell Jan. 7 Bob Mitchell A I /1•-.1.- Al/Gale Spit-11(s tit/ VQIC 1111111I■N Nov. 12 Dick Pasvolsky S Jan 14 John Kaltenthaler Nov. 19 Bob Mitchell C Jan 21 Bob Mitchell Lois Bichler Lois Bichler Nov. 26 Dick Pasvolsky H * Class Level Dance Al/Gale Spinks Jan. 28 Dick Pasvolsky * Thanksgiving Pie Night E Al/Gale Spinks Dec. 3 Bob Mitchell D Al/Gale Spinks Feb. 4 Bob Mitchell Dec. 10 Dick Pasvolsky U Al/Gale Spinks Dec. 17 Bob Mitchell Feb. 11 Larry Davenport Lois Bichler * Valentine's Day Dance * Holiday Dance E Feb. 18 Dan Koji - Lois Richter Dec. 24 No Dance - Happy Holidays! Feb. 25 Dick Pasvolsky Dec. 31 No Dance-Happy New Year! Al/Gale Spinks 9 Info: Bridie £ Dick 201-335-6328 Please wear soft-soled shoes! Raids Chairman: Jo & Frank 201-335-5256 Emergency Phone: 263-9771 The difference between perseverance and obstinancy is that one comes from a strong will and the other from a strong won't. 36 Old Stone Church Educ. Center P.m- 8:30 p.m. E. Saddle River Road 8 Upper Saddle River, N.J. SEE SAW Info. 914-353-2987 or 201-391-1794 Mystery Night SQUARES a ppy Holidays! November 16 (+) r December 21 (+) it Bob Wagner ra Manny Amor Joan Wagner Q) Pi'esident's Dance Nick Raspa Qj Chinese Auction November 2 (MS) Ring in the New December 7 (MS) j Bob Bourassa January 4 (MS) John Kaltenthaler Nick Raspa Ej Randy Page Nick Raspa Nick Raspa PRINCETON SQUARES - Hamilton Sq. & Lawrenceville, NJ MS - Every Wed. (Oct-May) Mercerville Sch., 60 Regina Ave., Hamilton Sq (Jun-Sept) see Lawrenceville Fire House address below + - 2 & 4 Fri. Fire House, 1252 Lawrenceville Rd. (Rt. 206), LawrencevillE rof YKINLETON WAXER BRIDGE MALI RIDER COLLEGE A EGGERT CROSSING RD TREE IR MCOLE OF ROAD SLOAN ROAD !DANCES ATI P ANC IMG NOTRE DAME H5 RCERVILE S0.10:11 Nyo--Frvc porrrs MERCERVIIIE E. STATE ST OTT 0-1-1ERCERVLLE EIRE HOUSE TRENTON DELAWARE RIVER TRENTON President: Al & Judy Kopack, 394 Regina Ave., Trenton, NJ 08619 609-587-3878 Delegate: Presidents Class Coord: Presidents Off and running (well, maybe actually dancing) this fall with demos for crowds at the Hamilton Township Septemberfest (4 squares), open house and classes on both Mondays and Thursdays, full floors at MS and Plus on Wednesdays and Fridays, Rounds on Tuesdays, and we'd rest on Sundays except for all those special dances! John Carlton, our indefatigable caller and teacher, is retiring from serving Uncle Sam and will move to North Carolina the first of the year. John & Toni have the best wishes of all of us as they promenade into the southern sunshine. We've had many visitors to our Plus dances, who are always welcome, and great callers including: John Carlton, Larry Kinnard, John Kephart and a Special International Night with Manny Amor. Our Plus class/workshop was held all summer on Monday nights. Many dancers learned the Plus moves while some angels reviewed the tricky moves. Our MS dances this summer had lots of visitors due to our A/C and many of those visitors were Plus dancers who came because we have so much fun. Happy Holidays to all! (Ad on page 9) Al & Judy Kolpack 609-587-3873 It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. 3 ■ RICHMOND DANCERS -- Staten Island, NY (+) 2 & 4 Saturdays All Saints Church, 2329 Victory Blvd. All Saints Church Hall President: Lou & Grace Motola From NJ: 35 Galoway Ave., Staten Island, NY Victory Blvd. 10302 718-447-1531 Exit L Delegate: Jim & Barbara Branigan BLVD. 254 Manor Road, Staten Island, NY 10314 718-448-2154 Class Coord for R.I.O.S.: See Isle Squares Our Dessert Dance was a GREAT 0 success, 14+ squares and 14+ ti pounds also. There were many "Ole" dancers present, sporting their familiar smile, among them were Ethel Flom Brooklyn: & Ralph Manee. Missing though were Bradley Ave. Exit long-time members, Floyd & Fran Miller, who have moved to San Diego, all miss them vcty much and wish them happiness in their new home. nnrinta rc Finc• Rirhmrinri • thenr ful! support to the NNJSDA One Square is Fair" program every year since its inception. In most cases, 3 squares or more of Richmond Dancers are present. Will each member consider the need for blood? (Editors Note: see page 5 for detain on the NNISDA Blood Drive.) Our hearts and prayers go out to Josephine Greco and her family on the loss of her husband Joe. Mike Crisham is ill and I ask each of you to remember him in your prayers. R.I.O.S. Student Classes began in September with 56 prospective students. Led through their first few dances by instructor Don Coy and Line Dance Teacher Lois Bichler, classes were dismissed early because high humidity caused the floor to sweat and it became too slippery to dance. I am sitting here in 90 degree heat and I have to wish you the best of health, much love, warmth of family and the energy to get you through the Holiday Season. May God Bless each of you... Your 'cub' reporter is putting this column to bed. (Ad on page 17) Ray O'Neill 718-987-0257 4111111■■•.,•■•■■•••■ AONAW: !sate-itoand ** PLuS WY TORE: with: DOT SammeA: 6,/h9-8/26 POAhway LOEWENSTEIN &d ZE "ChooAe. Youn Serviort" ** BLOOMFIELD Wifutout: 00-3V23 Watchung. Ave. Spwt. 3/30-6/1 Cluttch of the Advent $35 pe-A dancez 8:00 - 10: 00 &Jetted to 6 RESERVE NOW: Dot Locwen4tein, 77 Lincoln Av, Elmwood Paith NY 07407 (2011 797 1934 lmachinel Please apecily which Seaton. 38 - MARCH GET AWAY - March 6, 7, 8, 1992 ANNE UEBELACKER JOHN MARSHALL Peterborough, Ontario, CANADA Reston, VA C-1 LEVEL FT:F7 I C-2 1 - STAR - Weekend STAR TIPS at the IPS RAMADA INN Mystic, CT I 95 Exit 90 Easy access by major highways from all direcions $244 per couple includes: * All dance sessions and workshops on wooden floor. • 2 Overnights * 5 Complete mealy Friday Dinner; Saturday Brealq`ast, Lunch, Dinner; Sunday Breakfast * After dance snacks & coffee * Grailtities & taxes * Square Dance Shop * Pod $50.00 per couple deposit to JOAN & BERNIE M.ARCu; MYSTIC SEAPORT 8 Everturn Circle Near By Norristown. PA 19401 (215) 275-8255 - mg■•■■ • ■■■mp■•■ . •••■■■1•10. ■I •• ■•• MAIL TO: JOAN & BERNIE MARCUS MARCH GET AWAY 8 Everturn Circle March 6, 7, 8, 1992 Norristown. PA 19401 C-1 Weekend Name Flu Hers Address street& No Cry Stare Zip Adjoining Rooms with if possible. Phone No. Friday Dinner Choice: Fish Chid= RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- N. Brunswick, NJ (MS) 2 & 4 Thursdays American Legion Hall, 1015 Linwood Pl. President: Connie Seiler 4-04 Hunters Glen Dr., Plainsboro, NJ 18 08536 609-275-7280 (H) 908-981-8900 (0) Delegate: Tina Petroulas 215 Central Ave, Hasbrouck Hts., NJ Cto farm gd 07604 201-288-3968 Class Coord.: Gina Platania NORTH !A 30 Buttonwood Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 908-249-0916 Herman Rd Several Promenaders had a great time at the DeiVai convention at the end of Sept., including Marrianne American Legion McDermott and Kevin Harris, who ="ost 459 were married the next weekend. We wish them many years of happiness. Rutgers pia I l- iy on having a set of lessons, only we will start them some in December, so we will be able to take late starters. Flans still aren't finalized, so you might want to check with us to be sure. Long-time Promenaders Dan Koft and Karen Kushla will now be sharing calling and cueing duties with the Gottas (giving Betsy and Roy a chance to dance with each other) and Dan Cox will be helping Betsy with lessons. We all look forward to dancing to everyone this year. Tina Petroulas 201-288-3968 100 Get „el all Dahled up at The Dahl House One-of-a-kind Ladies' Square Dance and Country MORE INFO? Western outfits at prices comparable tc, factory CALL JUDIE ready-mades. I also have slips, pettipants, belts, 718-981-2812 shoes, jewelry and men's bolos f shirts. Shop at Ocean Waves dances. Check club ad for dates. tit VitliiiI id iffigAl MI ati ie kg d MO Lori* II liAtiliff J SEE SAW SQUARES -- Upper Saddle River, NJ (1 MS; 3 +) 1 & 3 Saturdays Old Stone Church Education Ctr., E. Saddle River Rd. ii, yS -rite a kvity . (.n7 Pres: ('91) Norman & Phyllis Forgash r4 16 Sands Point Road, Monsey. NY 10952 914-356-3207 ,A. l i v ii W ....r e ('91-92) Bob & Lynn Terry /C. S 17 Hillside Ave., Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 201-327-9274 ( So%tsUliewrb Del. : Norman & Phyllis Forgash Exrn now iv ivy Rac.oks See Saws started the new season t.awr 4c rV P ) ;41thelittl with a bang. Our opening MS dance in Sept. with Burt Schain at MS was a fritAtie A VIC . great success. There were a ton of Irttr r 17t new dancers who enjoyed dancing rn with the "old dancers". i was the only gyirArp- Old S4ont one to object to being called an "old Edirradion41) Ct nitr 4. dancer". I admit I can't move as fast Upper Sale kivrr, 73 as the "kids," but . . . Joan- Schierlitz & John Occhipinti danced their way to iu LiclUrk III August. They brought regards from Ray Turcotte (Newport News, VA) who used to call at Western Wheelers and had homemade ice cream with Swamp Fox Squares in Marion, SC. The Foxes challenge See Saws to beat the choices of ice cream: strawberry, peach, and pineapple/orange, ALL HOMEMADE. I hope we can meet and beat the Foxes at our next ice cream social in June. (Ad on page 37) Irwin Kupferman 914-354-7707 /16W Off/I: Monday YELLOW ( ROCK TUE 12- 5 --40E83-t?-1 j THU 7-7 ---"%mosagme FRI 12-5 SAT 12-5 180 Grand Ave Hackensack ANY EVENING: NJ 07601 BY APPOINDENT (2011 342 1144 GIFT CERTIFICATES Eh EVERYTHING for SQUARE DANCERS 41 TEMA KILL- TWIRLk-K5 BRyrirt Sc.i4001__ — 5Roa K pr PrvE: CRESSILL. - R6 ri - PILL ---' SQVARES g-3(1 - 10 -4f ■•■■•■■•• Nov. 15 FEATHER THE NEST *Dec. 20 * HOLIDAY GLITTER * Jan. 17 WELCOME DELEGATES ticrias EELP fYr 51. Lua-s SPINNING WHEELS OF WAYNE (MS w/+ tips) Every Monday A.P. Terhune School, 40 Cyanamid Dr. President: Diane Kasper 155 Skyline Drive, Oakland, NJ 07436 201-337-5027 and Paul Hartunian 127-B E. Bradford, Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 201-857-7275 Delegate: John & Marie Francis 19 Clara Street, North Haledon, NJ 07508 201-427-2137 Cl. Coord: Richard &Sue Valenta 312 Martom Road, Wyckoff, NJ 07481 201-891-0639 We started our year with a large number of people at our Open House and hope to have a good class. We have a young couple as our class coordinators, Sue/Rich Valenta_ I'm sure they'll keep us young, too. Our first dance started with a bang! - the hottest day of the year and Ray Lehberger didn't show up - our thanks to Bob Robinson for filling in. We also found out that we had to find a new hall to dance in - so, it's the Wayne Civic Center for both dances and lessons. We have another young couple as our presidents, Diane Kasper and Pau! Hartunian. Paul does the announcements and Diane stands by looking pretty. We have a new format - MS with a + workshop and a + tip. Don't forget our new Monday dance location: Wayne Civic Center, Hamburg Tpk. at Church Lane, near Burger King. Come and join us - you'll be glad you did. Doris Douglas is undergoing cardiovascular surgery. It is expected that the operation will giver her back her do-si and take away her dough! (Ad on page 14) Keith Douglas 201-839-3531 FUTURE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS June 24-97, 1999 Cincinnati, OH it 22-24, 1994 -- Portland, OR June 23-26, 1993 -- St. Louis, MO June 21-24, 1995 -- Birmingham, AL 4 2 STATEN SQUARE SET -- STATEN ISLAND, NY (+) 1 & 3 Saturdays St. Albans Church, 72 St. Albans Pl. Pres.: Norman & Barbara Kanter Bayonne Bridge 167 Stroud Ave., Staten Island, NY Goethals Bridge 10312-3243 718-967-1298 Del: Barbara McCarthy 165 Stanley Ave., Staten Island, NY 10301 718-273-2260 and Tom Javaruski VerazzanoBridge 951 North Railroad Ave., S. I., N.Y. lryoria 1 -4 0 int" -, rinoo I V .-1V%." /IQ- UW - 1)00U Class Coord for R.I.O.S.: See Isle Squares We are all happy to see Marie A St. Albans Dudley back on her feet and dancing Bridges Church Hall at our dances. Thanks to them and their co-chairpersons, the Wielands we will really have had a special Oktoberfest. Two generations of the Peterson family are squaring up - Chris and Pete and tneir son Jimmy, with Ana. On a sad note, we wish to express our condolences to the families of Tom Blaine, son of Matt and Beverly Blaine, who was killed in a biking accident; and to the Gamarro family. Tito Gamarro was a former Staten Square member and Ocean Waves dancer. (Ad on page 12) Eli & Barbara Schnitzer 718-966-4457 * attention * attention * attention * attention * attention * e SUSSEX SPINNERS CY4 CLUB ROUNDS LL1 o BY AL & GALE SPINKS 1111' k (El Calling squares f1 r. Aat r2 11/22 THANKSGIVING DANCE C31--- John Kaltenthaler 12/13 CHRISTMAS DANCE U 0.(0 John Kaltenthaler 12/31 NEW YEAR'S DANCE John Kaltenthaler Larry Davenport 1/10 DANGLE DANCE Dick Pasvolsky a. 1/24 SNOWFLAKE BALL Frank Riviccio 22 2/14 VALENTINES DANCE ~ d0 John Kaltenthaler INFO: 827-8432.t 4t1 COME DANCE WITH US! cb 697-8584, 729-9327 2nd & 4th Fridays 8:00-10:30 * attention * attention * attention * attention * attention * 4_ 15TH ANNUAL FRIDAY! SATURDAY! SUNDAY! January 17, 18, 19, 1992 Hyatt Cherry Hill 2349 West Marlton Pike lectC mac •*11.3-0 Cherry Hill, N.J. 08002 WEEKEND FORMAT SQUARES BEGINNING FRIDAY AFTERNOON 3 PM Dave Hodson THRU SUNDAY Mike Jacobs NOON Lee Kopman Ron Libby John Marshall Ben Rubright Anne Uebelacker ROUNDS: Ralph & Joan Collipi FULL TIME Ron & Ree Rumble ROUND DANCING PHASE 2-6 WOOD FLOOR FOR ROUNDS „ ALL '11"rnirevaels■ LEVELS OF SQUARE DANCING PLUS THRU C4 MAKE REGISTRATION CHECKS PAYABLE TO 15th JANUARY JUBILEE MAIL TO: Mrs. Richard Halley P.O. Box 115, Greeley, PA 18425 Official confirmation will be forwarded. Full refund on cancellation until Dec. 1. 1991 REGISTRATION INFORMATION SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE REQUESTED Name AT ALL DANCING SESSIONS. Street LEATHER SHOES RECOMMENDED City State Zip Please make your own hotel reservations FESTIVAL FEE: DELAYED SUNDAY CHECKOUT UPON REQUEST O $50.00 PER COUPLE ENTIRE FESTIVAL ❑ $60.00 PER COUPLE NOT STAYING ADDITIONAL AT OUR HOTEL INFORMATION Mary Jane Halley (717) 685-2291 YPE OF DANCER: ❑ Plus ❑ Al ❑ A2 Lee Kopman (516) 221-5028 ❑ Challenge 1 2 3A 3 4 (Circle One) Joan Marcus (215) 275-8255 ❑ Round Dancer Phase 2 3 4 5 6 (Circle One) ti January Jubilee/January 17, 18, 19, 1992 RATES Please reserve at the Hyatt Cherry Hill the following accommodation: Single: $68 Double: $68 NAME $15 each additional person ADDRESS CITY/STATE /ZIP PHONE I ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE Help keep the cost of our festival CHECK IN: 3:00 PM. / CHECK OUT by 12:00 Noon / Reservation Cut-Off Date: DEC. 1. 1991 down—stay at To guarantee your reservation we require our hotel . ❑ First night's deposit or ❑ Credit Card Guarantee 0 AM EX * ❑ EXP. Hyatt Cherry Hill ❑ VISA/MC * 1:1 EXP 2349 West Marlton Pike (Check or Money Order Payable to HYATT CHERRY HILL) Cherry Hill, N.J. 08002 44 SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Sparta, NJ (+) 2 & 4 Fridays Long Pond School, Limecrest Road, Andover, NJ President: Andrew 8 Afire Goodell 10 N-7-W A N 1-0N 67 Polyp P.O. Box 735, Franklin, NJ se. 1-4cot_. 07416 201-827-8432 \\\\ Delegate: Warren & Avery Doremus 9 Crest Hill Drive, Oakridge, N.J. ITT, (4(09 07438 201-697-8580 Class Coor: Bill & Terry Armstrong Ex*ori ST-o-rro,\ 10 Q R.D. 6, P. O. Box 309, Newton, N.J. 07860 201-383-1189 A-nt Do %1 - The Sussex Spinners lost their use of the school during the summer. We have been searching for a new "home." We have just now received word that we can use the Long Pond ExIT J4 School, located on Limecrest Road in c, Al Andover, NJ. We hope many will make the effort to find us and help us have a really good dancing year. The Spinners did their usual demo at the Sussex County Fair. We had a good turn- out of dancers and a lively audience. We are glad to report that our good friend Andy Lertora is recovering nicely from some hip surgery. Our best to you, Andy. Andy is an Honorary Life Member. (Ad on page 43) Warren & Avery Doremus 201-697-8580 (50ottv pob' arj 44 *. „ 'G-ei?, ftt oU 14-33 Dfai NCE Dtek-wAolv t1 13' : 3 Met LUINERAN CHURN Perth Amboy. NJ cA-Tolt.o44 AL KNESLER /Stioes PECi.i)()E DOCKRY/Roultris • Cormet Menu Hence to 1?? hours 4 Limited attendance 4 Hors d'Oeuvre et c 4 Pitanireney Punch 4 Noisemakers, 1 Snack* and *tat ▪ Champagne coast 4- Special doings 4 Door prizes Donation: $45.00/couple ($50.00/couple after Dec. 15) Mull% SQUARES CAI I EARLY: Harriotte/Soi Koved 2764213 or Barbara/Bernie 381 -8742 45 TENAFLY SQUARES -- Haworth, NJ (MS) 2nd Fridays St. Lukes Episcopal Church, Massachusetts Ave. Presidents: Tony/Gloria Fodera .1 riot 202 N. Queen St., Bergenfield, NJ Cr L.L., S 07621 201-385-8869 Delegate: Frank Poole 157 Fairmount Ave., Hackensack, NJ 07601 201-342-3375 tf Class Coords.: Marie Schirripa --_, ' 11 Split Rock Court, West Nyack, NY a. V 'I1 si 914-358-7344 , V. , and Betty Wilson 420 Knight's Corner, Stoney Pt., NY 914-768-5521 After a summer respite, ollr t:J clbUli opened with an ice cream social, and .1.0 I 5, .Zvi several squares dancing to the calls of Steve Forman and the cueing of Nick Raspa. The months ahead look interesting with a variety of callers to keep H S in Shape Check ad and flyers, and stop :n to GGC us and dance with us soon. (Ad on page 31) Frank Poole 201-342-3375 1st & 3rd THURS 8:00 - 10:30 Er PLUS LEVEL WARES Soft Soled Shoes, Please BAYBERRY SCHOOL, BAYBERRY LANE, WATCHUNG, N. J. ° DPI P„r1 Fififfcr7--, [71-1 \,) ✓ trl i LI UL-1 \NU 7:30 - 8:00 STEVE BRADT ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP Welcome to another great year of VALLEY SQUARES dancing. We would be pleased to have you join all of us for the 1991-'92 season: 09/19/91 - "BACK TO THE DANCE" 10/03/91 - "OCTOBERFEST" 10/17/91 (just come and have fun) 11/07/91 - ** away ** Union Village Methodist Church 11/21/91 - Quest Caller: Roy Leber - "TURKEY SHOOT" The only fair way to talk about people is to speak as though you knew they were listening in. 16 NAeavrte v • Yreale cilanrend Wlest Rork G1- ( q - Thanksgiving Dance November 20 BOB MITCHELL Flashlight Dance (wear one!) December 4 LARRY DAVENPORT Xmas Dance /students welcome) December 18 DICK MAZZIOTTI 1992 Kickoff January 15 LARRY DAVENPORT Valentine's Dance February 5 LARRY DAVENPORT Sadie Hawkins! February 19 SANDY COREY All dances 8 to 10:30 PM, GLEN ROCK. NiiW JERSEY THE ROOK QUESTIONS??? Please call: ROCK RD. i na Margaret 384-2791 CENTRAL iCNaoL 664-4487 - ■ 4 Laurie „4-4 NV • 5 ../1.111:4, • COLEMAN 7 4F"' $ 0O1 ttaxrtsco.t■ Rd Qtin 'Tr' RT MAINSTREAM with Two Plus Tins SOFT uoLgc SO-40.ES PLEASE TENAKILL TWIRLERS - Cresskill, NJ (MS) Bryan School, Brookside, Ave. President: Dick & Dot Meyers 320 Highwood Ave., Glen Rock, NJ 07452 201-652-9353 Delegate: Bob & Gloria Wyman 402 West Ivy Lane, Englewood, NJ 07631 201-569-9120 Class Coord.: Marie Schirripa 11 Split Rock Court, West Nyack, NY 914-3358-7344 Welcome back square dancers, new •■■ and old. Hope you had a great summer and were able to get to the air-conditioned NNJSDA dances . We are all going to miss Doc and Peg Tirrell cueing the round dancing. New Jersey's loss is Vermont's gain, but we hope they come back to visit us when they are in the area. Smiling John Kaltenthaler will be back with us, having as much fun calling as we do dancing. We have a full fun-packed season coming up (check our ad) and we especially wfn-nt .1'v' to vv c!,,,ncing with the Tenakill Twirlers. (Ad on paga 42) Linda Millian 201-265-6851 To avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, be nothing_ 4i ' BUILD CONFIDENCE • SHARPEN SKILLS • REINFORCE LESSONS BASIC, MAINSTREAM and PLUS Callerlab PROGRAM VIDEOS approved! Broadcast quality BASIC Featuring BETSY GOTTA. video tapes. Filmed SECOND HALF Caller, 27 years. Member in television studio, (movements 26-50) Board of Governors, featuring overhead Callerlab . shots. $4 MAINSTREAM 995 PLUS (Callerlab sequence 51-67) (27 movements) Outside U.S add $10 Specify "Payable in U.S. Dollars" $3995 $4995 Cneck or MO only. c1987.1990 Tra Bien, inc Add $3.50 postage and handling • N.J. res. add 7% sales tax MINUMMINUMMEMEHOMMINOMMEMMIMMINEMMIMMII■— • Please specify I 1 BASIC 7i MAINSTREAM PLUS H VHS H BETA I U Mad check or money order to: I U SQUARE DANCE VIDEOS I A Division of Tra Bien, Inc. I PO. Box 1350, Maplewood, NJ 07040 ■ I■ Name (Please Print) I Address I I I City I I State GS I IIMMINMEMONIMMMEMMMINIIMMII VALLEY SQUARES -- Watchung, NJ (+) 1 & 3 Thursdays Bayberry School, Bayberry Lane President: Peter & Adele Widin 108 Valley Drive, Watchung, N.J. 07060 201-754-0573 Delegate: David & LaViena Collard 100 Smoke Rose Drive, Warren, NJ 07060 201-469-3244 Class Coord: Walter & Jane Ness Box 273, Lees Hill Rd, Nw Vernon,NJ 07876 201-538-3304 Some of our recent graduates en- joyed a day at Culver Lake, thanks to the hospitality of Alice & Norman Lau- sten. Boat rides, bocce, swimming, and good eats were the order of the day. A grand time was had by all. Labor Day weekend was celebrated by 12 of our own at Cherry Ridge, PA. The Bakers, Widins, Nesses, Kellys, Paines, and Stogniews danced to the superlative calling of Carl Hanks and Ken Anderson. Our Valley Squares were undeterred by the cold snap that set in on Saturday evening, and had a fireside after-party in the Lodge. The new season has begun and student lessons are ready to go. Plans are in place for our 10th Anniversary Dance. It should be the social event of the season. (Ad on page 46) Max & Mary Niederle 908-469-2699 48 NEW YORK'S ••■•••■■ TIMES SQUARES SQUARE DANCERS "The cr-ly .square dznce c.'4.5 in Manhattan" OUR REGULAR SCHEDULE Eve.ty Tuesday, 7:30 – 10:00 pm (Public School 3, Hudson St. between Grove and Christnpher) 2nd and 4th Friday, 7:30 – 10:30 pm (Community Center, 208 W. 13 St., 3rd floor) UPCOMING HIGHLIGHTS date time Ca/ler (program)* Fri 25 Oct 7:30 pm "Peel the pumpkin" weekend — Sat 26 Oct 1:00 pm with Mike DeSisto (Seattle, WA) Sat 26 Oct 7:30 pm and Ray Brendzy (Vancouver, BC) Sun 27 Oct 1:00 pm call for details Tue 29 Oct 7:30 pm Paul Waters (CA) (MS/+/A2) Fri 8 Nov 7:30 pm Joe Landi (NJ) (MS/+/A2) ( 1,Ti TilP 12 Nov 7:30 pm Bill•ar a-k ) (MS/+) Tue 19 Nov 7:30 pm Betsy Gotta (NJ) (MS/+/A2) Fri 22 Nov 7:30 pm Glenn Matthew (PA) (MS/+/A2) 7. Tue 26 Nov 7:30.4.7V pm Howard Richman (NJ) (MS/+/A2) Tue 3 Dec 7:30 pm Howard Richman (NJ) (MS/+/A2) Tue 10 Dec 7:30 pm Don Coy (NY) (MS/+/A2) Sat 14 Dec 7:30 pm Ken Ritucci (MA) Xmas party Fri 10 Jan 7:30 pm Dan Koft (NJ) (MS/+) Fri 24 Jan 7:30 pm Glenn Matthew (PA) (MS/+/A2) Fri 14 Feb 7:30 pm Todd Fellegy (CT) (Valentine) Sat 15 Feb 1:00 pm Todd Fellegy (CT) (+/A2) 'Alternating tips 35.00 per person — casual attire + – + – + + – + + + – + – + + For info call Sheldon (212) 741-0168 or Mario (212) 675-5475 49 NNISDA Minutes continued from page 10 Therefore, the Board voted to move LUST to the October 4th, 1992 date as an experiment to see if we can increase attendance and interest in LUST. The Board does not like to change dates, but they want to give clubs fair warning (56 weeks) that this is happening. There will be a dance in the evening, after the work session, open to all dancers. LUST (Let Us Speak Together) consists of an afternoon of presentations on various subjects, such as club finances, how to do ads, how to hire a caller/cuer, use of computer, use of microphone, sewing clinic, etc. , that help officers with their duties. The presenters are usually well-versed. It is followed by a potluck supper and then a dance. The Association encourages the clubs to subsidize the officers in some way who attend LUST. The clubs dancing on the first Sunday of the month are as follows: FAD, J & M Squares and Kings Squares. If any of those clubs have a problem with that October date, they should speak to Dick or Shirley and it will be brought back to the Executive Board. PRESIDENTS' REMARKS: Reserved for next meeting. GOOD & WELFARE: Comment from a delegate complimenting the Editors of Grand Square for putting out a professional magazine. It was suggested that the club officers have their adm. to the dance subsidized by the club. RockyTops of Rockland asked why new clubs have to wait a year before becoming members of the Association. They want to know why they can't get insurance from the Association. John Aquino answered that we don't want clubs coming into the Association and then dropping out within a few months. He said that insurance is available through United Square Dancers of America at a cost of $2.50 per member per calendar year. It might be possible to work it (NNJSDA Ins.) out with the Insurance Coordinator. That would require a change of the Constitution. Dick added that the wait of a year is for stability. A delegate discussed a flyer that she got at a Reception Ctr. in VA showina where all the rhihP. were and the gates that tney danced. She thought it would be a good idea if we had the same thing. Dick has such a pamphlet and will bring it up at the SDCNJ meeting. Since it would be distributed throughout the state, the best place to be sponsored would be by the SDCNJ. Next Mtg. will be held on Jan. 19, 1992 at 1:30 PM at the VFW Hall, Elmwd Pk, NJ. Flyers to be distributed between 1-1:30 PM. Meeting adjourned at 3:40 PM. Respectfully submitted, Sal & Mary Alessi, Recording Secretaries MASQUERADERS DATE CALLER CUER Nov 15 Carl Hanks Steve Bradt TURKEY SHOOT: At Maurice Hawk School in W. Windsor Pre rounds 0 7:00 Squares 07:30 Dec 6 Al Kaesler Steve Bradt Dec 20 Dick Pasvolsky Steve Bradt HOLIDAY HAPPENING: start the holiday season Jan 3 Al Kaesler Steve Bradt Jan 17 Bruce Bush Steve Bradt SNOW DANCE: wear white Pre-Rounds 7:30-8:00 Plus Level Squares 8:00-10:30 American Czechoslovak Farmers Club on Hankins Rd, East Windsor Tact offRnute 130. A lights south of Route 571 (Pfinceton-Hig'ntstown Rd) or 2 lights north of the junction of Routes 130 & 33. Information: DiPolvere 609-586-1149 McNamee 609-259-9786 5U 0\1° ‘14 * !Air *alePima ad ELLEN McCABE on Rounds 7:30 Plus Level Squares 8:00 - 10:30 NEW LOCATION: 2nd & 4th Saturdays Stelton Community Center President's P hone: Plainfield Avenue (Rt. 529), Edison, NJ 908-276-6219 1991 - 92 November 9 Joe Landi November 23 Bill Heyman Thanksgiving December 14 Brian Fugere Al Spinks, Cuer December 28 NO DANCE January 11 Al Kaesler Winter White Party January 25 Will Larsen February 8 Dalt Young Steve Bradt, Cuer WARREN WHEELERS -- Pt. Murray, NJ (MS w/-i- WS tip) 1 & 3 Thursdays Mansfield Elem. School, Rt. 57 President: Doc & Esther Wasser RD 5, Box 199, Washington, NJ p..16Tcoma 07882 908-689-6462 tokc ke.-rTs To to a 0 Delegate: Bob & Linda Kozarek 115 Park Avenue, Hackettstown, NJ 07840 908-852-7362 Class Coord: Bob/Linda Kozarek The Warren Wheelers Flavin hann z busy demonstrating square dancing vArikt4iNc..,To this fall. Our two Fun Nights in PS DURO" ptkiLL. IS AT September started the season with it7t-Cr enthusiastic visitors who are now new class members. As a result of a demo this past spring at the Glenlora Nursing Home in Chester, we were invited back to their annual open house and barbecue . Nursing hnmo Qtnff, pntients and their families greatly enjoyed Herb Conklin's excellent calling. Finally, at Green Township Day in Sussex County, we enticed our audience, young and younger, to join us on the floor for some twirls and promenades. By the time you read this article, we will haw:, had ni ir Ann' IA! Pie Night Firms wo cow yr,u there, (Ad on page 17) Paula & Mike Cox 908-537-6533 Opportunities are usualy disguised as hard work, so most peopole don't recognize them. 51 PLUS LEVEL DANCING ROUNDS: THE BELLOTTI'S DANCE LOCATION CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 121 CLEVELAND AVENUE GREAT KILLS, S.I. N.Y. DANCING 2 & 4 WEDNESDAYS 8:00 - 10:30 PM NOVEMBER 13 DAN KOFT DECEMBER 11 FRANK RIVICCIO CHRISTMAS SPECIAL JANUARY 8 DON COY JANUARY 77 lanwxy,r FEBRUARY 12 RAY LEHBERGER MY LITTLE VALENTINE FEBRUARY 26 DAN KOFT APRIL 22 DICK PASVOLSKY MAY 13 ARTAN rnarpp MAY 27 DON COY GRADUATES DANCE JUNE 10 MANNY AMOR ICE CREAM SOCIAL FOR INFORMATION CALL: JOAN DANIELS (718) 984-6642 THE FORMANS (718) 948-3389 WESTERN WHEELERS -- Westwood, NJ (+) 2 & 4 Saturdays Westwood United Meth., Kinderkamack Rd. & Bergen St. President: Leo & Rose Rogers tn 414 Pascack Rd. Washington Twp, NJ v 14 K, iiv lx/40,61/A 15t, -743, c 07675 201-666-3784 1 6-5,0 V Delegate: Bob & Cyrene Finch 1> \ ev __,\,:z___ ri 1 "3 IA/,-.1.-...-. A...-...... ,-. rn:..-... r--i___ Ike I , A7 v . -----__ %) 10 VtiClieJ rweilu, niver cuye, ICU ' '1, c.r- ''", o 07661 201-261-4660 , It was caul by Thnmac Frlicnn thnt tz, the two main ingredients required to if Li Sic make a genius are inspiration and per- spirafion. Could this also apply to Al' making a grAnt Rin rlith? May we IN add dedication, support, & interest? 040 Once again, due to dedicated Wi'W's /(Au & who come out to support Petruska Park workshop, KW members reap Wz-or LA/0\ C2 many benefits, the first of which was a swim-dance at Paramus Municipal Pool with Betsy Gotta calling. WW, carrying pennants, raided Hix & Chix this summer, and Hix & Chix reciprocated with a "snappy, flag-waving routine" (Liz Sly's description) at our first dance of the fall season, with Marvin Northrup. What level is "Good Stuff", Marv, or was that the pie-a-la-mode? Unselfish interest is the 5th ingredient of 011W. This enthusiasm inspires new dancers to join clubs and adds to our SilD world. (Ad on page 56) Marilyn & Gus Bachman 201-261-3921 Y SQUARES -- Clark, NJ (MS) 2 & 4 Fridays Carl Kumpf School, Mildred Terr. President: Hal & Fl orence Margo C4/7. 346 New Dover Rd, Co Ionia, NJ e CPT 07067-2822 908-396-8869 Delegate: Maurie & Taras Berlinrut )11rs 373 Huguenot Ave, Union, NJ 07083 908-964-0391 Class Coord.: Len Sodora 411 McKinley St, Linden, NJ 07036 908-486-4496 Our dance season is now in full )? <47, ∎ swing. We had a successful Open y House and classes are underway with an enthusiastic group of students. Check our ad - we have 1WP7 41/E. 71 some interesting dances planned for the coming months. Come and join the fun and friendship of our club. We take this opportunity to wish all a Happy Holiday Season. See you in a square. (Ad on page 11) Jean Koenig 908-276-8049 .raita13 MP'w- MA NNV AMO K igaviw n tit ‘‘. icr Tir 1 NA L k../ C L L I ) 1-11EIRE TO DON'T PUSH AND PULL." 53 Prerounds - 7:30 pm HARMONY DANCERS Time 8:00 - 10:30 pm SCHEDULE OF DANCES November 1991 through January 1992 PLUS(Fri.) MS(Sat—) PLUS(Fri.) MS(Sat.) DEERFIELD SCHOOL CHISHOLM SCHOOL DEERFIELD SCHOOL CHISHOLM SCHOOL MOUNTAINSIDE SPRINGFIELD MOUNTAINSIDE SPRINGFIELD 11/01 Forman 11/10 NO 11/15 NO 11/23 Carlton McCabe DANCE DANCE Bradt 12/06 12/14 Heyman 12/20 NO 12/28 NO Kaltenthaler Bradt DANCE DANCE Roberts 01/03 NO 01/11 Young 01/17 Fugere 01/25 Rich DANCE Spinks McCabe Bradt Round Dance Special - January 26, 1992 - featuring Ron & Ree Rumble Cranford Presbyterian Church 2:00 to 4:30 For ticket information - call Hindy 5 Joe Kaspar (908)322-5078 Info: (201) 379-3901 MAINSTREAM - 2nd & 4th Sat, Chisholm School S. Springfield Ave. & Shunpike Springfield, NJ PLUS LEVEL - 1st & 3rd Fridays Deerfield School Central Ave. Mountainside, NJ 54 The Dahl House NECK TIE Here's a quick project that will add a holiday flair to your basic man's shirt. Along with the sash I gave directions for in the last issue, you only need 1 yd. of fabric. If you're only making this tie then you'll need a strip 6" or 7" wide and 45" - 50" long, de- pending on fabric width 6 thickness and the man's height. (A) Fold in half and, at selvage edges, cut both ends together on a diagonal, Nb .41 according to the sketch- Starting at the shorter long edge (A) roll edge to the wrong side and stitch fc. (a sort of handkerchief edge). When you rirEt el rew inches Urnm the first corner and pre-roll the edge of the diagonal cut, then continue folding under the edge on which you are stitching, and continue sewing so that turning the corner flows easily. At the sharp point, follow the same technique but first, fold in the point on a -le;I c) diagonal so that no raw edge threads will pc ir stick out after the rolling and stitching. Finish stitching around all sides and press. Fold in half again with long points together and use a pin to mark the center on the shorter long side. On the same side use pins to mark 6" out from both sides of center. Keep right side of fabric facing you. C 4.0S s Carl ON ViEvi of fip Rcx ,•111-ali_ to kis teihrhai Now for the tricky part, the folding. This is an dec.:ordicin fold with the last fold (of the longest long side) going over the back. The first fold is about 1" wide, and each successive fold is a little smaller, with the last fold over the back just meeting the inside edge of the rolled hem. (See cross section sketch.) Now slide the pins out where they are and re-pin the folds together in the same places. Stitch longways down the center of the folds between end pins making sure you catch the back folded edge. That's it for the sewing, now make sure it is worn properly. You can use a man's ring for a tie slide, or get crea- tive and make something special. The store bought ones may not be wide enough if your fabric isn't thin. ITAFTY HOLIDAYS ! 55 A new color brochure is available for CALgfi LAE recruiting new dancers. These fan-fold The International Association brochures, of high-quality 80Ib. paper, were of Square Dance Callers designed and produced by Callerlab member Shawn Cuddy (Stow, MA), and is titled "A New Song & Dance Routine." It includes various scenes of square dancers, taken at actual dances. The full- color, professionally produced and written copy tells what square dancing is all about and invites non-dancers to join in the fun. Brochures are available in packages of 100 and can be obtained from: Callerlab Foundation, 829-3rd Avenue SE, Ste. 215, Rochester, MN 55904- 507-288-5121. The Mainstream Quarterly Selection for the quarter beginning October 1, 1991 is Teacup Stroll. Starting formation: static square. Ending formation: static square, original home position. Timing: 32 beats (same as Grand Square). Dance examples: Any standard Grand Square pattern or singing call. Teacup Stroll has a flow similar to that of the Plus move Teacup Chain, but is simpler. Two calls were dropped from the Quarterly Selections: Linear Tag (MS) and Star Track (Plus), The Calleriab Round of the Quarter for the 4th quarter of 1991 is "Rowdy" (Grenn 17149). CallerLab is dedicatedto the promulgation and improvement of square dancing as a universal, friendly form of recreation and expects its members to adhere to their code of ethical conduct. CallerLab does have an Ethics Committee and a Grievance Review Board. Complaints, that can not be resolved at the local level, can be referred to them. A copy of the Grievance Procedure is available from the Executive Secretary at the address above. a 1991 /92 Dance Schedule Westwood United Methodist Church 2nd and 4th Saturdays Kinderkamack Road and Bergen Street Pre-Rounds 7:30-Plus squares 8-10:15 Westwood N.J. 07675 A2 squares 10:15 - 11:00 201-666-9801 Info. 201-666-3784 The friendly PLUS club that gives a little bit extra 11/23/91 Ted Knauss 12/14/91 TfugT) Jones BETHLEHEM PENNSYLVANIA CHRISTMAS DANCE: ADMISSION $7.00 CASH OR A WRAPPED GIFT FOR THE ELDERLY MARKED MALE OR FEMALE 12/28/91 Bill Harrison 01/11/92 Randy Page UPPER MARLBORO MARYLAND All dances have 01/26/92 Del"..,,, Leber NICK RASPA Cuer December 29, 1991 Bill Harrison Specials A2 2:00 to 5:00 Rounds by NICK - C1 7:00 to 9:30 No Rounds 5 b THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL POCONO JAMBOREE PLUS LEVEL DANCING SEPTEMBER 11, 12, 13, 1992 JIM JOE PURCELL FIORETTI MASSACHUSETTS ROUNDS BY Jo E Dale Zumwalt AT TI-I= GeRI II nl IC $132.00-$137.00 MOUNTAIN LAKE RESORT PRESENTED BY per person MAX & NANCY NOSKER MARSHALLS CREEK, PA. (depending on room) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * it * * * BEAUTIFUL DANCE FLOOR FULL USE OF ALL FACILITIES INCLUDES INCLUDING: 6 GREAT MEALS SQUARE DANCE WORKSHOP INDOOR AND OUTDOOR (Including dinner Friday SWIMMING AND JACUZZI evening and dinner early ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP SAUNA Sunday afternoon) BOATe4G & FISHING 2 NIGHTS' LODGING WEEKEND STARTS WITH BICYCLE RIDING ALL PRIVATE BATHS DINNER FRIDAY. 6:00 P.M. TENNIS COURTS COLOR -7,/ DANCING STARTS AT 8:30 P.M. MINIATURE GOLF WINE & CHEESE PARTY Sorry! No Pets Allowed — Cancellation Date: August 1, 1992 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * * # * Square Lance Apparel: judy's Custom Round 4 Square :D a or e Appard * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * FOR ADDITIONAL INFO. CONTACT: MAX & NANCY NOSKER PETE 3 AUDREY MARTUCCI (609) 443-3834 (908) 297-7698 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Make checks payable to & mail to: Cancellation Date: 8/1/92 Max E. Nosker REGISTRATION FORM Princeton Arms North 2. #177 Cranbury. N.J. 08512 Please reserve a place for us at the POCONO JAMBOREE. September 11, 12. 13. 1992. Enclosed is our deposit of 530.00 per couple to hold our reservations. PLEASE PRINT NAME. (His ) (Hers) (Last) ADDRESS: Street City & State Zip Telephone No . YOUR CANCELLED CHECK IS YOUR RECEIPT. 5 7 ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS It is with heavy hearts your Round Dance Leaders Council must inform you that, due to inattention, a conflict of dates was generated with the Mini-Festival. This has prompted the Council to cancel the planned afternoon of rounds at St. Aloysius in Caldwell on November 17th. Whispering waves demand that an all-clear be sounded so that it will be known that in no way did your Council contribute to the aforementioned folly. the two annual afternoons of rounds are the only functions that sustain your Council and a great deal of effort is taken by ALL members to ensure the least amount of conflict. At a minimum of at least nine months before, research begins by obtain information from CARTS, DVRDLC, Hudson Valley Council, the NNJSDA as to what dates have planned affairs. Weighted along with holidays are considerations to impact ourselves as little as possible due to cuer members personal plans. Our principle in essence: "Great pains are taken to avoid conflicts with sister organizations and cuer members." We regret we have been excluded from providing you with our wonderful offer for an afternoon with great dimension of dancing. We can only reassure you that our team is currently hard at work trying to "pick" a spring date. Our new Council officers for the '91-'92 season have been announced . Dave & Wendy Roberts will head up as Moderators, to be ably assisted by Secieiaiy, Herb Rivkin. I his team is a sure bet to give the Council good leadership. The latest good news is that Karen & Greg Kushla, utilizing the NNJRDLC scholarship, have returned from the Round-A-Rama Cuers School on a real high. Thrilled, excited, and overwhelmed are some of the ways to describe this very happy and delighted couple as they recant their wonderful experiences. Some wonderful news has been whispered by Mr. Stork. Seems he is planning to visit Dave & Wendy Roberts, bringing them an early Christmas present this December. Nifty! All of our very best wishes for good health all around. More good news - Doc Tirrell has had his back surgery, which was so successful the doctors sent him home after only 2 days. He is feeling so well that he is not even taking the medication they gave him for pain. Says he feels the best he has in many a month, and sounds it too. Expect he will beat the doctor's estimate on when he will be back on the dance floor. As is consistant nature for them, the seemingly tireless, ever-giving Tirrells treated the local leaders to a teaching clinic. They spent summer Mondays in their basement passing along some wonderful knowledge and wisdom. All leaders in attendance agreed this had to be the best ever. The Wagenhoffers iourneyed to the far reaches of Canada to attend the Montreal Convention. Once again, hearing the tail tales reienforces one's desire to attend this gala affair. Maybe next year? A fond greeting to the new dancers "discovering rounds." We welcome you and assure you that what all of you are learning will be a complement to your square dancing. To those who do not "square," this will serve to make you look sharp as you cut a floor. Nick & Carol Raspa We appreciate all the prayers, cards and phone calls from our fellow dancers, sharing our concern over Doe's recent health problems. It really helps to know others care. It's a wonderful feeling to be able to join you all on the dance floor again. Doc & Peg Tirrell 58 CROSS TRAIL SQUARES WHERE SQUARE DANCING IS FUN FOR EVERYONE PLUS LEVEL 2nd & 4th WEDNESDAY 8:00 -10:30 *S/D WORKSHOP **R/D WORKSHOP 7:30-8:00 INFO: GORAN 778-5678 VAN BROEKHOVEN 226-8909 DANCING AT LINCOLN SCHOOL CRANE St., CALDWELL nA7,T -nv PTTDVVV P.DAMTMC" arAALIL Ft-110, 11J — lUVkis.E,L JANET SUMMERS-ROUNDS *DEC 11 BOB MITCHELL- CHRISTMAS GIVING Bring Boxed or Canned Food NICK RASPA- ROUNDS *JAN 8 BOB MITCHELL- SQUARES DAVE ROBERTS- ROUNDS 4 " ,T N 22 BRAIN FUrnrRv- SATIIr -,ALrvTMc nANcE NICK RASPA- ROUNDS PLAN TO SPEND NEW YEAR'S EVE WITH US AT St. AL'S DICK PASVOLSKY CALLING AND JEAN KELLOGG CUEINC ADVANCED RESERVATIONS REQUIRED BY DECEMBER 15 PRINCETON ROUNDS Rumble, Lawrenceville, NJ - Tues. 908-657-0212 What's new with the Rumbles? I'll tell 'ya what's new with the Rumbles. Their dancers are goin' top ten all over the place... They're teaching every Tuesday with style and grace... They're keeping us guy & dolls from falling flat on our face... That's what's new with the Rumbles! (Ad on page 9) Hank & Lillian Comeau 908-463-0255 Onn^n W nIA,.,;.ftb nn{ one ions RAMAP^ RHYTHM AIRES I ICAJVCA, If ►V Cilia VV ILA, IVs,./ - VV Via. GV I -1-10,1J- P 1...1,O Our brand new Basics class is well under way. Two-Step Basics are being covered this fall. Good news too, many of last year's grads have returned for the 8:30 session, where we are concentrating mainly on Phase Ill Classics. At 10PM, we wind up with 15 minutes of request time. After 27 years, October 23 was Doc & Peg's last time to officially teach at RR. They moved the next Monday. We'll all (miss them both but wish them well in VT. Long before they left they made arrangements for Nick & Carol Raspa to assume the reins at RR. Look for 27 happy years under their leadership. Come join us. REFLECTIONS Raspa, Rutherford, NJ - Mon. 201-896-1891 We have shortened our hours and are ready to continue on for the season. Come join us. Just give us a ring and we'll give you directions. ROYALTY ROUNDS Anderson, Bklyn/Staten Is,- Tuesdays, 718-727-5141 After successfully recovering from a total knee replacement, Donna and the Royalty Rounds are ready to stall in again. AS soon as an affordable hail is located, flyers will be passed out to all the local clubs. We hope to start up again by October. It's been a pleasure to see some of last year's students up and doing the rounds at other clubs - hang in there! 59 Classic List - 1991-1992 11. Three A.M. (Moss) +1 12. Games Lovers Play (Wolcott) Phase I & II 13. * Begin the Beguine (Wolcott) +1 13. * Don't Cry For Me Argentina +1 1. A Taste of the Wind (Eddins) (Pamquist) 2. Hush (Croft/deZordo) 15. Inner Harbor Waltz (Tirrell) +1 3. Jacalyn's Waltz (Wilhoit) 4. Buffy (Metzger) Phase IV 5. Houston (Smith) 1. Adios (Kullip/Norman) 6. Baby O'Mine (Filyako) 2. Gazpacho Cha (Lawson) +2 7. Piano Roll Waltz (Green) 3. I Want A Quickstep +1 8. All Night (Jaeb) (Palmquist) 9. Little White Moon (Wilder) 4. Biloxi Lady (Eddins) +2 10. Pearly Shells (Latta) +1 5. Hooked On Swing (Windhorst) 11. St. Louis Blues (Mueller) 6. Years May Come (Utley) 12. Cab Driver (Caldarone) 7. Fascination Waltz (Moss) 13.* KonTiki (Glazier) +1 8. Pennsylvania 6-5000 (Glover) 13.* My Song (Coiling) 9. Girl In My Arms (Agler) 15. Mission Bell Waltz (Metzer) 10 Twelfth Street Rag (Simmons) DI-Inne." I V 1. II Phase iii los.a.3Ga V OIL V I 1. 1. Maria Rumba (Wolcott) Rainbow Foxtrot (Blackford) 2. Tampa Jive (Macuci) 4 2. Apres L'Entriente (Dahl) 4- 1 3. 3. That Happy Feeling (Tennet) Cavatina (Barton) Vi 4. Lisbon Antigua (uerviaine) +2 4. Aridanie Waitz (Howard) VI 5. 5. Hallelujah (Reeder) Till There Was You (Barton) +2 6. Butterfly (Proctor) 6. Carmen (Walker) 7. Third Man Theme (Reilly) 7. La Pura (Goss) 8. In The Arms of Love (Morrison) + 1 8. Sweet Ida Foxtrot (Palmquist) 9. Shiek of Araby (Roberts) +1 9.* Caress (Roberts) 9.* 10. Beautiful River (Morrison) Tango Capriccioso (Ward) VI COVERED • BRIDGE • , = • • -a, SQUARES RADCLIFF SCHOOL-379 BLOOMFIFI AVE,NUTLEY AMPLE FREE PARKING BEHIND SCHOOL • 7:30-8:00 ROUNDS WORKSHOP-8:00-10:30 PLUS DANCE • NOVEMBER 22,1991 RANDY PAGE SQS JACK MCLAUGHLIN RDS t17 RovTE 3 • DECEMBER 13,1991 DICK PASVOLSKY SOS JACK MCLAUGHLIN RDS-TOYS FOR TOTS • JANUARY 10,1992 DALT YOUNG SOS KINGSLAND ROY GOTTA RDS-CIRCUS NIGHT • JANUARY 24,19C-)2 BILL HEYMAN SQS HERB RIVKIN ADS-SNOW FLAKE DA:;CE en_ C E N'T F. 5T. • FEBRUARY 14,19 12 BILL WAGNER 5Q3 JOAN WAGNER RDS-ALENTINE DANCE • FOR INFORMATION CALL 201-743-0988 OR 201-881-0247 60 SUPER WINTER SPECIAL SQUARE St ROUND DANCE WEEK-END JANUARY 10-11, 1992 Charlie Lovelace Gary Shoemake Ken Bower Larry Letson & Bev Daly Wade Driver ilemel, CA NicA11e1 I, TX Tampa. FL Houston, TX LAKELAND CIVIC CENTER • 700 WEST LEMON STREET • LAKELAND, FLORIDA 33801 FRIDAY 8:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m. – Early Rounds 8:30 p.m.-11:00 p.m. – Squares L 2 Rounds Between Tips SATURDAY 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. – Rounds Workshop, Level 11-111 , 4C-• „idea ,,e 11:00 a.m.-12:00 noon – All Singing Calls 1:00 p.m. -2:00 p.m. – Rounds Workshop, Level 1V-V 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. – Square Workshop Atte° 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. – A-1 Dance (4_ SATURDAY 7:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. – Early Rounds rvvir...IINT/7_ g-cin p rn _trt• p _ squares 2 Rounds Between Tips * SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE * SQUARE DANCE $45.00 AFTER ATTIRE PLEASU. $40.00 DANCE PACKAGE COUPLE JANUARY 1, 1992 Lodging Information Host Motel, Quality Inn — 3311 U.S. Highway 98 North, Lakeland, FL 33805, Rate: $40.00. Phone: (813) 688-7972, Florida: 1 (800) 282-4577, Out-of-State: 1 (800) 237-4699 Civic Center Self-contained Units: $5.00 per day (Pay attendant on arrival.). Sanlan Ranch Campground — 3929 U.S. Highway 98 South (Bartow Road). Phone: (813) 665-1276. Please call for Reservations and Confirmation. Limited call early. Make checks payable to Super Winter Special and mail to: Bob and Ginny Hollon • 206 Vine Street • Plant City, Florida 33567 Information: (813) 754-3602. Refunds until January 1, 1992. $2.00 per Dancer Refund Charge. CLIP HERE AND MAIL WITH SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE. PLEASE PRINT! ------ NAME: His/Her First Last ADDRESS PHONE ( ) _ Rounds (Circle One) II ttI IV V Squares (Circle Oriel A l A- 2 61 J&M SQUARES A-2 Level Dancing - Sundays 7:30 to 10:00 pm VFW - Veterans Place - Elmwood Park, NJ Nick & Carole Raspa on Rounds Nov 3 Roy Leber* Feb 2 Randy Page Nov 17 Cancelled - Mini Festival Feb 16 Roy Leber* Dec 1 Flippo Dance - No Dance Mar 1 T. B. A . Dec 15 Glenn Matthew Mar 15 Hugh Jones* Dec 29 Happy New Year - No Dance Mar 29 Todd Fellegy* Jan 5 Todd Fellegy* Apr 5 Betsy Gotta* Jan 19 Hugh Jones* Apr 19 Easter - No Dance John & Mary: 201/444-6133 — Jack & Jay 201/785-0845 Hall Phone: 201/796-9638 *C1 Aftertip (with these callers only) 1st, 3rd, & 5th Sundays and every Sunday during July & August MASQUERADERS -- East Windsor, NJ (+) 1, 3, 5 Fridays Am. Czech. Farmers Club, Rt. 130 & Hankins Rd. President: Ed & Luci DiPolvere m Dal I'D Psi, -eaTokoswicKs 53 Cubberly Rd, Trenton, NJ 08619 609-586-1149 PROVCerolif 644-rsrcwri VD * .1. Delegates: Pat & Jane McNamee OiCAS L111 EXIT 8 28 Allentown Rd., Robbinsville, NJ 08691 609-259-9786 f tfoLOCK Class coorci: Floyd & Connie Smith TO z rifV5Q"-RAID"'V- 4 2 Shagbark Lane, East Windsor, N.J. 08520 6 09 - 448 4548 V z 14t4. CZeCil, at RD Well, our workshops have been a k 23 Fitse.t4rgrS Cs-013 summertime success again, thanks to * = LtG 0-11- Sufis Al Kaesler (squares) and Steve & DimER Wendy Bradt (rounds) and to all the To dancers who attended them. The Ice 44m ram, ne -rer-oN Cream Social was a huge success - we had over 14 squares of dancers in attendance. The Community Dance in September at Dutch Neck School had about 10 squares of people dancing to the calling of Gary Potts, with most of the squares made up of first-time dancers and club dancers together. The round dance workshop, taught by the Bradts, started in September at Mercer Community College and square dance classes began in October with Gary Potts teaching. Contact W. Windsor-Plainsboro Adult Ed at 609-799-0200. (Ad on page 50) Andrew M. Petrisin III 609-443-9269 b ' ROCKYTOPS OF ROCKLAND -- Pearl River, NY 1st Fridays United Meth. Church, cor. Franklin & John Sts. President: Mal & Dotty Blather :L;- - r-- 45 Jefferson Lane, New City, NY 47-ri flit 3 c■-• t,!1- 10956 914-638-4393 1'" (0 SO MS 0 DLE70,--,N Yes, it's really happening ! Rockland (-r County now has its own Plus level aF square dance club - ROCKYTOPS of C Rockland. We dance in Pearl River, just over the NJ/NY border. The hall is just 4 miles (10 minutes) from Exit 172 of the Garden State Parkway. ROUTE 304-1c- k1l1/41DERKAIMAK t. s NAD Our philosophy is to engage top regional callers who will provide a ec el— challenging level of Plus dancing for 1 x Cr MI y. us. Please see our ad for details. G-A.V.DEN 5 r. Fis a%1/4" ,-,.sr We welcome our newest members of Rockytops, In the "Founder" cate- /"-■ A— 0 gOri, u , vela! ty cx uevully and Bill & Helen Ruckei. A5 "Charter Members," John & Joan Berg, Joe & Ling Chu, Tom & Jean O'Malley, Tim & Marie O'Shea, and Mike & Maryann Plaviak. By the time you read this we will have held our first dance in October with Michael Johnstone, and our second dance in November with Ken Ritucci. Tune in next issue for a live report on those two dances. We hope to see you soon. (Ad on page 18) Ma! 8: Dotty B!otncr 914-638-4393 4o-itrAt4+. 1/11P-Mta0Oti.r jOr 41Pt 11Pr 100t .AOC IOW ',WV- 4/0..* 14:1tIL Following is a list of advertisers in this issue. Please tell them that you saw their ads in Grand Square. Are'mos-23 J & M Sqs.-62 Rockland Prom.-25 Bee Sharps-27 January Jubliee-44 RockyTops of Rcklnd-18 Belles & Beaux-47 Judy's S/D Apparel-21 S/D Videos-48 oermuda C;onv-35 Karina Fashions -24 SDCNj-32 Birchwood Resort-7 Kings Sqs.-13 See Saw Sqs.-37 Circle Eights-40 Lakeland Sqs.-36 Spinning Wheels-14 Country Prom.-51 Leisure Sqs.-34 Staten Sq. Set-12 Covered Bridge-60 Loewenstein/Plus-38 Super Winter Spec.-61 Cross Trail=28, 59 M.T. Sqs New Year's-45 Sussex Spin ners-43 Dahl House-41 March Get-A-Away-39 Tenafly Sqs.-31 Dot & Dick Wknd-15 Masqueraders-50 Tenakill Twirlers-42 F./A.D. Sqs.-16 Merri Eights-28 Times Sqs.-49 I Harmony Dncrs-54 NNJSDA-3, 33 Valley Sqs.-46 Hi Taw Twirlers-20 NSDC-15 Warren Wheelers-17 Hix & Chix-19 Ocean Waves-22 Western Wheelers-56 Ironia Reelers-30 Pocono Jamboree-57 Y Sqs.-11 i...; r- " Ot4b. -34 Princeton Sqs.-9 Yellow Rock-29, 41 Richmond Dhcrs.-17 The Editors reserve the right to edit, correct or otherwise modify articles or ad copy submitted for publication. Please use this listing for NNJSDA Clubs by days and programs to help you decide "Where to Dance." See the Club write-up (alpha A-Z) and/or ad for location and contacts. Clubs desiring to change dance night or location MUST contact the Recording Secretary for Clearance. MAINSTREAM PLUS Sunday: Sunday: Are'Mo Squares - 2, 4 (w/+ tips) Kings Squares - 1, 3 F.A.D. Squares - 1, 3 Tuesday: day: Hi Taw Twirlers - every (w/APD WS) Spinning Wheels - every(w+ tips) Wednesday: Tuesday: Cross Trail Squares - 2, 4 Belies & Beaux - 1, 3 (Jun & Aug) Isle Squares - 2, 4 Dingman Dancers - 2, 4, 5 (Mar-Dec) Thursday: Lakeland Squares - every (w/+ tip) Hix & Chix - 2, 4, 5 Wednesday: Valley Squares - 1, 3 Belles & Beaux - 1, 3, 5 (Sep-May) Friday: Princeton Squares - every Bee qhnrps - 2, A Thursday: Covered Bridge Squares - 2, 4 Hix & Chix - 1 ; 3 Hnrmnny Dancers - 1, 3 Rutgers Promenaders - 2, 4 ironic Reefers - 1, Warren Wheelers - 1, 3 (w/+ tiops) Kittatinny Rangers - 1, 3 (Alt. MS/+) Friday: Merri Eights - 1, 3 Circle Eights - 4 Princeton Squares - 2, 4 Kittatinny Rangers - 1, 3 (Alt MS/+) Sussex Spinners - 2,4 Ocean Waves - 1, 3 (w/+ tips) Saturday: Tenafly Squares - 2 Country Promenaders - 2,4 Tenakill Twirlers - 3 Leisure Squares - 1, 3 Y Squares - 2, 4 Richmond Dancers - 2, 4 Saturday: See Saw Squares - 3 Harmony Dancers - 2, 4 Staten Square Set - 1,3 See Saw Squares - 1 Western Wheelers - 2, 4 (w/A-2 tips) ADVANCED Sunday: Wednesday: M coinnres - 1, 3 (A-2) Mountain Sqs. - 1, 3, 5 (A-2) DANCES CANCELLED November: December: 28 - Country Prom. R _ rrrt" rt., IcAll I mil iy 1 - J & M Scis. Harmony Dncrs. 17 - J & M Sqs. 20 - Harmony Dncrs. Richmond Dncrs. Kings Sqs. 24 - Lakeland Sqs. January: 27 - Princeton Sqs. 25 - All Clubs 1 - Mountain Sqs. 28 - Hix & Chix 26 - All Clubs 2 - Hix & Chix 27 - Bee Sharps 3 - Harmony Dncrs. Dear Readers, Not much room for the Editors this issue. We had a tough time fitting in all the maps, news and ads. So reporters, we had to edit all your wonderful articles for space. Donna & Bill Anderson worked the first session. Then with Charlie away in school and Leo Bichler waiting for the refrigerator repairman, Greg worked on the ads & maps and Karen & Lois proofread for hours. Many thanks to all our hard working staff members. Kathy & Charlie 64