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Square Dance! P.O AMERICAN 3 SCIURRE DRNCE Annual S12 NOVEMBER 1989 Single S1.25 SUPREME AUDIO THE PROFESSIONAL SOURCE SUPREME SOUND COLUMNS The Best Sound Columns You Can Buy! LIJ C) fn1— CO 0 C) E z IC Bill and Peggy Heyman VO WE GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION to SUPREME Sound Columns give you extreme clarity, full range sound with wide angle disper- ECTRO- sion. Construction is sturdy wood with formica 3 veneer. A complete range of sizes to meet all EL professional dance needs. S-40 SUPREME MINI. Power packed 9 lb. column SUPREME RECORD CASES. Lightweight yet is only 11- tall. 50 watts peak. Great for class! super strong Weigh less than 4 1/2 lbs. Steel z S-40 SOUND COLUMN. Two 6x9 speakers reinforced handles can't pull out. Triple hinged U) 1V3 with 100 watts (4 ohms) peak. A performer! lids form a sturdy easel. MODEL 3 Three compartments hold 150 re- fn 83 1 S-80 SOUND COLUMN. Four 6x9 speakers, cords plus mike and accessories. S 200 watt (8 ohm) peak to fill big halls. MODEL 2. 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Walt Cole Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Feature Writers Copy deadline five weeks preceding first day Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner of issue month. Subscription: $12.00 per year Mary Jenkins Ed Foote U.S., $13.00 per year Can. & Foreign. Single Record Reviewers copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: PO Box Frank & Phyl Lehnert 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1989 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus 3 American Squaredance. November 1989 by does anyone read a hobby ma- W gazine? To learn more about that hobby, to find out what other hobbyists are doing, to enjoy the hobby to the fullest, to learn of special events in that hobby, to share thoughts and suggestions with others in a special activity. These answers are what we as editors keep in mind as we choose articles and formulate our twelve issues every year. We also think of Asn as a medium of communications—that is to say that infor- mation also comes in and is published for others to read and think about. When we first established the columns in ASD, both "Feedback" and "Straight Talk" were meant to be "forum" articles where readers could air their views. Later, "Rave" became another where readers meetings of associations, at caller's con- could enthuse about particular events or fabs. We'd like to believe that the points happenings or people. We like to say that make people think, help them to better every reader is entitled to an opinion; of deal with issues and opposing viewpoints, course, the fact is that when we get many generate lively exchanges of ideas. letters about a certain point, we must Dreamers, aren't we? But we guess that's sometimes just print salient points of each what's kept us in this editorial seat for or pick just a few to print. We do try to print twenty-one years. both sides of any question that readers Thankfully, readers do write often. want to discuss. That's what being a Thankfully, readers do share their forum is all about. ideas. The main point here is that when an Thankfully, many readers take up their idea is presented and then refuted in pens—some once in a lifetime, some "Feedback," neither side is probably ab- rather frequently—and scribble a feature, solutely right. Neither viewpoint is written a club happening, a valid opinion. They in concrete for everyone to adopt. We'd are the lifeblood of our communication. like to think that some of these points, if Thankfully, many readers continue to they are important to the square dance peruse the magazine and enjoy it. activity, are discussed at clubs, at Our thanks go to you this November! scope— big mac records Presents ■ BM102 OLD FASHIONED LOVE by Mac BM103 HUSH, HUSH by Al BM104 GOTTA HAVE AN ACE by Ron Al Cannon Ron Mineau Templeton. CA Arroyo Grande. CA SINGING CALLS RECENT ROUNOANCES BM101 STRIP POLKA BM095 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS SC40 CLAP CLAP BM100 CARIBBEAN BM094 TRAIN OF THOUGHT SC39 AFTER THE BALL BM099 BEER BARREL POLKA BM093 NO NO NORA SC38 HAPPY POLKA/ BM098 WALK WITH ME LEFT FOOTERS BM097 SHANTY TOWN by Mac NEW CATALOG AVAILABLE SC37 CHALET POLKA BM096 LITTLE RED WAGON PO Box 1448, San Luis Obispo CA 93466 SC36 NOW IS THE HOUR 4 Amencen Squaredence November 1989 =11 min ow% CLIP AND MAIL AMERICAN Fell keep it under 'SQUARE DANCE! P.O. BOX 488 HURON, OHIO 44839 our hat until Xmas I I I Enclosed is . Pfease send I You're sure to please all your dan-I gift subscriptions to: I cing friends with a gift subscription NAME to AMERICAN SQUAREDANCE.I I Here is a gift that brings them the ADDRESS news, the features, the workshop! CITY STATE ....... ZIP I material, the record reviews, and i Year $12.00 ❑ 2 `ban $22.00 countless other things to make' I square dancing more enjoyable. Fill' NAME out the special coupon at right and) ADDRESS I mail today. A gift card will be sent) CITY STATE in your name. I [ 1 %tar $12.00 E; 2 years $22.00 I Gift Card To Read From: GIVE I I MY NAME AMERICAN ADDRESS I CITY STATE ZIP SQURRE ORNCE I I MAGAZINE GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS ONE YEAR (12 ISSUES) $12.00 TWO YEARS ( 24 ISSUES) $22.00 Canadian 8 Foreign add $1. per year postage MAIL COUPON TODAY! American Squaredance. November 1989 5 been a 35-year long love affair. We already miss everyone but especially we miss the GRAND ZIP grand occasions of visiting caller "artists" to our club, like yourself. So it is with a We want to thank you for choosing My heavy heart we say "good-bye," but Blue Heaven as your dance in "Cue Tips." hasten to add our good wishes to you and When we opened the magazine and saw your worldwide family for many happy our dance, it quite a surprise. Luella and years of prancin' dancin' to come. I look forward to receiving American Patti & Jack Matthias Squaredance. It's a nice magazine; keep Morganton, North Carolina up the good work. led & Luella Floden Des Moines, Iowa ...As an update to my earlier article in the Ed. Note: Dances are published in "Cue March issue, "Increase Membership For Tips" because the Pulse Poll results have Sure," we have so far received 110 re- shown them to be popular, but thanks quests from all over the U.S.A.
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