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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCER'S ASSOCIATION 3 Churchill Road Cresskill, NJ 07626
HOLIDAY SPIRIT ALIVE ALL THROUGH THE YEAR!!!
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.. 'N11=COC4'`1DOOCNT:000CCC 11' CCCX1"'CC1' CC44NTNXXXXN.: V Published Bi-Monthly September-May 9 9 47frtel $1,Liate Circulation: over 2,000 q oFciciAL PUBLICATION 9 1990-1991 Advertising Rates EDITORS EMERITUS Camera Ready Copy 49 Doc & Peg Tirrell Assoc. Non- EDITORS Member Member 9 Charlie & Kathy Porter Page Size Clubs Advtsr
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From the desk of JIM S JOYCE KELLY, NNJSDA PRESIDENTS The 1990-y1 season is off to another fun-filled year. Our Wednesday night summer dances were a huge success, with over 20 squares attending each dance. The Summer Attendance Award will be presented to Y Squares by the NNJSDA Executive Board at one of their club dances. Thank you Y Squares for your support. L.U.S.T., although low in attendance, was a very special day for those dancers who were able to attend. We not only learned a good deal more about the square dance world, but had a lot of fun. To top off the day, John Kaltenthaler called a great Mainstream/Plus dance. Our sincere thanks to all who worked with the Aquinos to bring L.U.S.T. to you, and a big thank you to Bill & Donna Anderson who were responsible for the Blood Drive. Classes are well underway. Please support the new dancers by angeling" as much as you can. The benefits you and your club receive will he well worth the of Perhaps you may want to think about working with your class instructor to plan raids on other classes. it f&r -s-ttrtierrts to meet ether stu eras. You can then plan on a reunion at the Mid-Term Student Dance held in January. On November 30, at the Jim Hayes Special, we will be honoring the retired Editors of Gkand Squake, Doc & Peg Tirrell, for 25 dedicated years of hard work. Please join us in giving them the THANK YOU they deserve and earned. John Toll will be cueing rounds. As we end the old year and get ready to welcome in the new, we once again thank all our square dance friends for their friendship through the years. On behalf of the NNJSDA Executive Board, we wish everyone a happy and safe Holiday Season and a very prosperous New Year. See you in a square! Jim g Joyce Katy U7 ninnn RD # 9, Rol( 224-A, ..31 ,-51-;ng Ridge, VI7LV FREELOADERS Congratulations to these 1990 Graduates who earned their Freeloader dangles and cards by attending the NNJSDA Summer Dances. Their Freeloaders card entitles them to attend 6 six Association dances FREE within the next 2 years. Our apologies to the Freeloaders for not publishing their pictures. There was something wrong with the film. 10 Dances: 8 Dances: Bernard & Mary Gisonda Joe & Eleanor Emmerich ignazio (Peter) Palazzo Wes & Millie Lngell Chi Phi Quan Paul Hartunean Joe & Dottie Welsch Jay & Mary Kennedy Bob & Donna Klinge 9 Dances: Ken & Joyce Lockwood Mille Anzalone Arlene Morin Alex & Harriet Harris Charles & Norma Murray Jamie Kieinsorgen George & Barbara Skrutskie Bert & Marget Mattson Russ & Joan Smith Tony & Anna Santangelo Len Sodora, Jr,
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11 - 16th Mini-Festival 9 - Grand Square Distribution Grand Square Distribution 31 - NNJSDA Special (+) 27 - Grand Square Deadline Drew Scearse, VA 30 - NNJSDA Special (+) JUNE: Tribute to the Tirrells 26 - NNJSDA Summer Dance (MS) Jim Hayes, Tx/John Toll 27 - National S/D Convention St. Aloysius, Caldwell, NJ Salt Lake City, UT JANUARY: JULY:
20 - Delegates Meeting 3 - NNJSDA Summer Dance (MS) VFW, Elmwood Park, NJ 10 - " H Grand Square Distribution 17 - H II 27 - Student Mid-Term Dance Grand Square Deadline W. Morris Cntrl HS, Chester, NJ 24 - NNJSDA Summer Dance (MS) H II Grand Square Deadline 31 - MARCH: AUGUST: 10 - Grand Square Distribution 7 - H II II
27 irrenti- 14 - APRIL: 21 - n II Il II II H II 13 - 5th NJ Sq & Rd Dance Conv. 28 - Trenton State, Ewing, NJ 30 - NNJSDA Warm-Up Dance (+) 21 - Delegates Meeting Grand Square Distribution VFW, Elmwood Park, NJ SEPTEMBER: 28 - Student Spring Fling 15 - Delegates Meeting 17 - Grand Square Deadline "ONE SQUARE IS FAIR"
DELEGATES' MEETING - SEPTEMBER 16, 1990 1 PM Education Session, conducted by the Tirreils, was a 'Dancer Talk" round table with a sharing of ideas. The role of the Delegate was also discussed (see page 42 for article on "Role of the Delegate"). The Meeting was called to order at 2:05 PM. Absent clubs were Bee Sharps, Isles Squares, M.T. Squares, Ocean Waves and Staten Square Set. Representatives were present from Dingman Dancers; Bill Heyman for CCNJ; Ruth Woerner, Moderator of the NNJRDLC; and Roy/Betsy Gotta, Chairmen of the SDCNJ. NEW BUSINESS: Bill Heyman and Ruth Woerner were each presented with checks for contributions to the CCNJ and NNJRDLC Scholarship Funds. CCNJ has awarded 2 scholarships with the NNJSDA contributions and along with other contributions, 9 were awarded. NNJRDLC has given 3 scholarships. Dingman Dancers has formally applied for membership in the NNJSDA and President, Charles Scholtes, was introduced to the Delegates. A visit will be made by the 3rd VPs and a report made to the Board. Dingman Dancers will be invited to the next Board meeting to answer questions about their application. The Board's recommendation will be presented the Delegates at the January Meeting. Mini-Festival will be held on Sunday, Nov. 11 at Bridgewater-Raritan Regional High School. Ed Foote, Glenn Matthew and Frank Riviccio will be the callers; rounds by the Bradts. Tickets and flyers were distributed to all the clubs at this meeting. 1 VP: Summer dances averaged 22 squares. Attendance award goes to Y Squares. Were speakers at several LUST sessions and hosted evening dance. 2 VP: 28 clubs planning beginners classes; 9 clubs offering Plus. Basic, Mainstream and Plus booklets available at nominal fee to Class Continued on page 60 The Deerfield School - Mountainside, N.J.
1990-91 SCHEDULE Deerfield School Cafeteria TIME: 8:00 - 10:30 pm School Road, Mountainside, NJ PREROUNDS: 7:30 pm Info: (201)232-5078 MAINSTREAM LEVEL - 2nd & 4th SATURDAYS (includes one APD tip)
DATE CALLER CUER NOV 10 % GLEN MATTHEW STEVE BRADT NOV 24, DEC 8, DEC 22 NO DANCE JAN 12 DALT YOUNG AL SPINKS JAN 26 MANNY AMOR STEVE BRADT FEB 9 BILL HEYMAN STEVE BRADT FEB 23 LARRY DAVENPORT AL SPINKS
PLUS LEVEL - 1st & 3rd FRIDAYS
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NOV 2 RALPH STAPENELL DAVE ROBERTS NOV 16 MICHAEL JOHNSTONE ELLEN FURY DEC 7 JOHN CARLTON MARY McGEE DEC 21 * % JOE LANDI ELLEN FURY JAN 4 JOHN KALTENTHALER ROY GOTTA JAN 18 AL KAESLER MARY McGEE FEB 1 BRIAN FUGERE DAVE ROBERTS FEB 15 DALT YOUNG KAREN KUSHLA
* Hi-Lo Dances % Dances at Community Presbyterian Church Meeting House Lane Mountainside, NJ
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L.U.S.T. '90 (Let Us Speak Together) was attended by 108 dancers, 14 officers and 32 staff members. We are only sorry that more people did not avail themselves of this very informative event. Perhaps if the next L.U.S.T. session was held later in the fall season, after the clubs resumed their dances, the attendance might be better. The individual L.U.S.T. sessions were full of interested participants. The program highlights were as follows: Administration: ctressed the role of the executive board. functions and officer development as well as contracts, halls, and inter-club relat!onships. Classes: covered recruitment, workshops and working together with other clubs. Club Publicity: how to make flyers, ads and what information they should contain. Finances: explained the role of the Treasurer, the need for good record keeping and how to break even. How to Use a Microphone: gave everyone a chance to overcome their fright of the mike. Insurance: discussed the whys and wherefores of insurance and the need for incorporation. From Class to Club: gave us ideas on how to retain the new dancers. Singles: just where do they fit into the square dance picture? How to Hire a Caller/Cuer: discussed types of contracts and how to work along with the caller/cuer. All About Rounds: how rounds fit into the square dance program. Esprit DeCorps: presented ways to generate interest, gave ideas for dance themes, hospitality, and door prizes. Sew What?: many helpful sewing hints were shared by the group during this session. Computers in S/D: gave insight on how to do flyers, membership lists, attendance records, and computer squares. And last but not least, Let's Talk: a great give-and-take discussion that could have gone on forever. Blood Bank: there were 46 dancers and 13 local residents who donated blood during the day. Many thanks to the well-prepared speakers for conducting the sessions: Frank/Allana Barr; Larry Davenport; Rose Erickson; Bill Heyman; Fred/Kathryn Hill; John/Freddie Kaltenthaler; Jean Koenig; Greg/Karen Kushla; Linda Millian; Pat/Bernie Monsen; Charlie/Kathy Porter; Frank Riviccio; Ken/Helena Robinson; Leo/Rose Rogers; Doc/Peg Tirrell; Dick/Shirley White; Andy Woerner; Bob/Gloria Wyman many of whom also gave blood. Many, many thanks to Donna/Bill Anderson for organizing and running the Blood Bank. John Kaltenthaler also called the evening's dance and his duet with Larry Davenport was a knock-out. Thanks to Registrars, Norman/Susan Reid; to Joe Passaro who was always around when needed; and to the Whites who were in charge of the dance. Last but not least to John/Mary Aquino, Co-Chairpersons, who always do a great job! Betty (Mien
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6 BLOOD BANK Color me RED, white, blue, and HAPPY all over! You did it! We got (just) enough donors at LUST to keep our Blood Bank in operation for another year. Although Richmond Dancers once again had the highest percentage of donors (7.2%), the first aid kit will be presented to Y Squares (7.0%). (A club can only use one first aid kit at a time!) Congratulations and thank you to all our first time donors - we hope to see you again at our next drive. Remember, you don't have to wait for NNJSDA to sponsor a drive to donate - just use our # (9192) and get the top of the form to Donna Anderson (see page 2). How about a little friendly competition among the clubs? How about one square of donors from each club?
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( ik0 SPM 5 IQ o be ot NOV. 24 - DALT YOUNG •N. Squares Chstrna.4 B.30 " DEC. 8 - GLENN MATTHEW ' Dance . 111111( • 5469 JAN. 12 - DON COY Neon Re 65 _ Nineties kNVO -0-12 JAN. 26 - DICK PASVOLSKY rQ LOCATION: A i a • All Sa ints 'dChurch, 2329 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, :Y V SQUARES -- CZatia, NJ (MS) 2 is 4 Ftidao Ccvt Kump4 SchooZ, MitdAed Tett. Presidents: Maurie/Taras Berlinrut 373 Huguenot Ave., Union, NJ 07083 201-964-0391 Delegates: Ray/Lillian Krov 51 Woodland Rd., Clark, NJ 07066 201-381-3823 Class Coord: Daniel/Dorothy Smith 21 Rosewood Terr., Linden, NJ 07036 201-486-8566 * * * We had a very successful open house and classes are underway with an enthusiastic group of students. Y Squares won the Summer Attendance Award but Richmond Dancers and .24/0n114( Harmony Dancers were right up there. All that spirit made for great summer dances. Y Squares members have been really involved with raids and attending Association dances. Wouldn't it be nice if all clubs would send at least one square to the Association Specials? The dancers would have a good time and we would have a packed hall. Check our ads; we have some interesting dances planned for the coming months. We'll be looking for you, so all of you come and dance at Y Squares. See you in a square. (Ad on page 10,20) Jean Koenig 201-276-8049
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W/W '90-'91 excitement has begun! First, special thanks to W/W members who helped at the Petruska Park summer workshop; truly a S/D labor of love! Andy Woerner provided a fun-filled intro to our S/D season at the Warm Up dance. Ask the Schlegels about their exciting trip to England; especially that plane trip and--a-- Ai / T- 4 half back! Shirley Sherlock, heal etN Rtipz-zz that broken foot fast. We miss you Two W/W, the Rogers (Administration) and the Wymans (Esprit de Corps), were outstanding speakers at L.U.S.T. Great S/D information and talent is revealed at these sessions. We salute our Presidents, the Roger s, for coordinating the "RICHARD LANE SPECIAL" and special it was. 14 squares were "kept dancing" smoothly to this fabulous caller's clever maneuvers. The Hohmanns were presented with a 40th Ann. balloon. All 3 danced an Ann. Waltz! The kitchen buzzed with the Schlegels, Taffels and those "helping hands." Did you notice the Bachmanns' "Wheel of MV 1 011 Fortune" READ WORDS..GREAT NEW FUN FOR EVERYONE IN j I . Check our ads carefully! Join our FRIENDLY CLUB! (Ad on page 48 ) MaAityn/Gu4 Bachmann 201-261-3921 I A SD NI
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November 9 January 11, 1991 BOB MITCHELL DOC & PEG DALT YOUNG Veteran's Day Ball TIRRELL Winter Carnival December 14 SAO IONL-t2 February 8, 1991 LARRY DAVENPORT DICK PASVOLSKY Cookie Carousel Patriots' Dance NICK RASPA
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07882 201 -689-6462 Delegates: Bob/Ella Yager RD 1, 205 Missn Rd, Hckttstwn, NJ 07840 908-852-8807 Class Coord: Peggy Pensack 266 Main St., Hackettstown, NJ
07840 201 -852-2868 Summer is over and here we are back in the swing again. Four squares showed up for our Open House with Dick Pasvolsky. Seven people signed up for class and hopefully we will get the 12 that we need. Our class instructor will be Herb Conklin. Our President, Doc wasser, is slowly getting back to dancing after back surgery in early August. Seven of our members attended LUST: Presidents, Doc/Esther Wasser; VPs, Bob/Ella Yager; Secys, Sue/Bob Stone; and Class Coord., Peg Pensack. They came back full of enthusiasm and knowledge. We will be having a Halloween Dance (which will be over by the time this comes out); a Thanksgiving Dance (pie & ice cream for all); a Christmas Dance (ALL STUDENTS ADMITTED FREE); and a New Year's Dance. Hope you can join us. Until next time,
Happy Holidays and Happy Dancing! 201 -537-2564 (H) (Ad on page 14 ) Maxy Snydn. 201-534-9006 (0)
9 YSQUARES CARL KuroF Scl-kooL -AARDRED TERR CLARK 2ND AND NT FR1DAyS 730 - g:00 PM RouNDs -74REE 5wEE714EP+RT5 S:oo- lo:3o PN1 You ?ES Pt< 140No R. 25 yEpak Nov, 23R°'6 MEMBERS DEC. 29 11\ PEc. 14* FIREsByrERIAN cii-o204 FoR .TrJ FoR 101■) CALL ilFkLir\i/ZuTs 964-0341 Ji4KriFi '54Nui4-9 , SoFT . 50L E 540E5 PLEASE 3-,4ts) ► 1ThI9Fl1 VALLEY SQUARES -- Watchung, NJ ( 41 1 g 3 Thu days Baybmy Schoot, Baybeifty Lane Presidents: Bud/Fran Baker 25 Cornell Rd, Cranford, NJ 07016 201-272-6316 Delegates: David/LaViena Collard 100 Smoke Rose Dr, Warren, NJ 07060 201-469-3244 Class Coord: Max/Mary Niederle 660 Mitchell Ln, Martinsville, NJ 08836 201-469-2699 This summer was "Demo" summer for Valley Squares! The committee had • wundrful LoupeldLiun 'foul out members who danced all over the area spreading the good word about Square Dancing. Now we are waiting to see the results when we hold our first class and welcome our audiences into our activity. Carl Hanks was having as much fun as we were at our our first dance putting us through the paces with "Right & Left By, By, By," etc. Steve/Wendy Bradt are so smooth showing us the latest Rounds, that it's hard to let them sit down; just love that "show & tell" time. We are very fortunate to have such a great staff! At our Executive Board meeting last Spring, we decided on a few really Special dances. So, see our ad for full details. (Ad on page 29 ) Maggie Bkown 201 -756 -6024 10 TENAKILL TWIRLERS -- CAu4kitt, NJ (MS) 3td Fnidayo &Egan Schact, BAookside Ave. Pres i dents: George/Fanny Meyer 236 N. Queen St, Bergenfield, NJ 07621 201 -385 -3263 Delegates: Bob/Gloria Wyman 402 W. Wvy Ln , Englewood, NJ 07631 201-569-9120 GRANT p C lass Coord . for New Milford 0 Tenderfeet : See Circle Eight s 0 - rc • I- Pi 0 a I • Eight lively squares joined TT for their opening dance of the 0 •oc 1990-91 season. Squaring up with }. John Kaltenthaler and round dancing "Doc" MADISON • with iirreii, were couples from 8 cl ubs a long with members 4 1 •from TT. Tenaki 11 Twirlers is • u celebrating its 40th year as a • square dance club. Congratulations, r good things do last! Six new ri TriL4 y) members were presented with their TT badges: John/Betty Ruiz; Dean Morgan; Jerry Furio; Pru Miller; and Marion Kopman. Welcome and enjoy the fun of square dancing. Our wishes for a speedy recovery to Tony Fodera and Joe Ramirez. Hope they are back dancing very soon. (Ad on page 41 ) Gate Zawadzki 201-438-3281 LAKELAND 's Mountain Lakes Community Church, Briarcliff Road, Mountain Lakes IN 1991 CLUB CALLERS BOB MITCHELL (1st & 3rd) DICK PASVOLSKY (2nd & 4th) 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. 6 Bob Mitchell Jan. 1 No Dance Spinks Cues Rounds Jan. 8 Dick Pasvolsky Nov. 13 Brian Fugere S Spinks Cues Rounds Nov. 20 Bob Mitchell Jan. 15 Bob Mitchell Pie Night C Lois Cues Lines Lois Cues Lines H Jan. 22 Dick Pasvolsky Nov. 27 Larry Davenport Spinks Cues Round Spinks Cues Rounds E Jan 29 Bill Heyman Dec. 4 Bob Mitchell D Feb. 5 Bob Mitchell Spinks Cues Rounds Spinks Cues Rounds Dec. 11 Dick Pasvolsky U Feb. 12 Dick Pasvolsky Dec. 18 Bob Mitchell L Valentine Dance Holiday Dance E Feb. 19 Guest Caller Student Level Dance Lois Cues Lines Lois Cues Lines Feb. 26 Dick Pasvolsky Dec. 25 No Dance Spinks Cues Rounds li Info: Sonya & Sy 201-335-4971 Please wear soft-soled shoes! R' Katherine/Richard 625-4775 Raid Chairman: Rita & Tom 201-464-9528 Emergency Phone: 263-9771 lt,42:4:t04NN2.1:7•Zt• The way they ake a/ways iutt, a paAking tot Aoutd be caLLed a pakking attee. 11 ALtMO sums MORTN, NEW TORE 12/9' "Make a Child Happy Dance" - Frank Pulice 1/13 Al Kaesler • WATCH FOR 1/27 Bill Anderson - CLASS LEVEL. SPECIAL FLYERS 2/10 Fred Weiner LEVEL:MAINSTREAM WITH 2/24 Stephen Forman - CLASS LEVEL 3/10 Ralph Stapenell PLUS LEVELS 3/24 Bruce Vertun - CLASS LEVEL TIME: 7:30 P.M. 4/14 Graduation-Frank Pulice * 4/28 Bob Pobiason LOCATION: 5/12 Dot Loewenstein REDEEMER ST. JOHN 6/9 Dinner Dance-Marion Pearce * LUTHERAN CHURCH 939 83RD STREET tiBLTWEEN ******** 7TH AND 10TH AVENUES) BROOKLYN, NEW YORK FOR INFORMATION AND DONATION: DIRECTIONSi CALL: $3.00 PER PERSON WALTER (718) 996-5848 or ANN (718) 633-5140 REFRESHMENTS SERVED TENAFLY SQUARES Habookth, NJ (MS) 2nd Ftidao St Luke'4 Epizcopat Chu/Leh, Maimachu4etts Ave. Presidents: Tony/Gloria Fodera N MASSACHUSETTS 202 N. Queen St, Bergenfield, NJ • 0 07621 201-385-8869 w E 4 t 0 Delegate: Frank Poole ST. LUKE'S 157 Fairmount Ave, Hackensack, NJ $ im w 07601 201-342-3375 C) Av. O Class Coord for New Milford O Tenderfeet: See Circle Eights L IN * * * as DUMONT C) z It was a warm and sultry night, but five squares of intrepid MADISON AVE. '- dancers opened our new season at MONUMENT our September Ice Cream Social, stepping to the calling of Steve Forman. The recent graduates who attended showed that they had been practicing over the summer and were in good shape. We're looking forward to seeing all our old and new friends at our dances during the coming months. Please don't disappoint us. The welcome mat is out. (Ad on page 9 ) Fibank PooAe 201-342-3375 At the April Delegates Meeting, each delegate received a new NNJSDA Member emblem made of white nylon with with ODA red lettering. This new emblem replaces the old felt ones and should be already in place on your banner. Is Member yours in place yet? 12 SUSSEX SPINNERS -- SpaAta, NJ (MS w/4- t.4404}- Suz4ex County Vo-Tech, Rt 94 Presidents: Fred/Royann Blakeley 18 Tote Rd, Andover, NJ 07821 201 -347-2745 Delegates: Warren/Avery Doremus 9 Crest Hill Dr, Oak Ridge, NJ 07438 201-697-8580 0G aaw_< Class Coord: Bill/Terry Armstrong RD 6, Box 309, Newton, NJ 07860 201-383-1189 * * * The Sussex Spinners were "Dancin' in the Rain" at the Sussex Farm and Horse Show in August. Despite the downpour, a sizeable crowd gathered to watch our demo. Our fall season O began with a Square 'Em Up dance arm a Tall Folia.ff4i ,'"?/.0.4 aveir the colorful leaves danced their Sioa.rfail/k..•<4.. ri 43,u‘wnccs way to the ground in October, we „pig were twirling and swirling at our Salute to Columbus and Great Pumpkin Dances. We look forward to many fun activities in November and December. Plans are already underway to ring in 1991 in style at our 21st Annual New Year's Eve Dance. For tickets and information contact Royann Blakeley. What better way to start the New Year than with good friends, delicious food and a night filled with dancing. (Ad on page 19 ) Wavtren/AvoLy Votembus 201-697-8580 • • •• • ."Aft fit o • kr' • • • Its . . • ► 0 I • BELLES & BEAUX Coleman School. 100 Ploolyou AI.. Glom Inch 1444 3e4 S S# WedneadAya Spm November 7 Bill Anderson - Pie Night! 21 Larry Davenport "Turkey Trot' plus turkey raffle! • 0 0 • December 5 John Kaltenthaler - Relax, take a holiday shopping V 4:440 0 0 • •% 19 Dick Nazziotti "Trim a Tree-bring a toy for a • 0 Holley Center child up to age 14 - Students Welcome!! December 31 Betsy Gotta - New Year's Eve Festival - make reservations early! January 2 Bill Heyman - dance away that New Year's hangover! 16 Bob Robinson - Snowflake Dante IOWA- ?LEASE' HabLatteam uki.AtA tips 104 v40Led Que4tionAT Cat fade t Pia Oa/Zia-V. 664-44it • Ow O 0 0 • 46 •• O 1.4,00' 0 •lohhig? . 10A0 • 47° 4 Mi e!. 1S T 01 • 0 • H • op 11111 ' • .LV 04 • • r41 p0 4 • 13 STATEN SQUARE SET -- Staten Iztand, NY ( 4- ) 1 g 3 SatuAday4 St. Atbarus Church, 72 St. Atban4 Pt Presidents: Red/Lois Stevenson 41 S. Greenleaf Ave, Staten Is, NY 10314 718-981-1426 Delegates: George/Delores Pascua 421 Katan Ave, Staten Is, NY 10308 718-984-9744 Class Coord for R.I.O.S.: See Ocean Waves Listing vilfaiizro We have another great R.I.O.S. class on Monday nights with lots of enthusiastic people wanting to learn and join in the Square Dance activity. Patty Connors (Ocean Waves) is the Class Coordinator and Dote Oridg Don Coy is doing a wonderful job teaching Re an Angel And plpAcp help! Our annual Barn Dance was a huge success by all accounts. We had many new faces attending and Steve Forman did a bang-up job putting everyone through the paces with teaching our guests, calling a few demo tips and the Virginia Reel. Thank you Don/Pat Seligshon for chairing this event. We want to convey Get Well wishes to Joan Newman, who is back from Florida and recovering from surgery. We will have the pleasure of her cueing at a number of dances. We really missed her! Get Well wishes also go to George Pascua,recovering from surgery. We hope to see him up and about dancing with us soon. Joe/Eleanor DiGiacomo are our Raid Chairpersons this year. They started us off this past summer with a raid on the Bee Sharps and they plan to continue with some more. Let's give them our full support and come out in force. (Ad on page 25 ) John/Ronnie Wietand 718-966-4793 CoUr9RRE N WHEE,L6 R - i DICK PikeNoLSKY 1990 II- IS DALT YO %Or * t 4 3`NUR s 12.° GP D ICK PAsvol-S•KY 1991 8 -10 : 30 HERB CoPIKuttl * 1•3•9i DICK PAsvoLSIKY * I-1141 LARRY DitiontriPcmr * CIIIMSTrANS office Sluog.tres rime. 1Nya THEME. DAKCE ..WATCH FOR FLIERS 669-644 2. 852: ebb/ MANSFsELD 0.04 COWL, PORT rtUftilthy,MAI• Sctioot. cog,. 3zm We spent three weeks in Great Britain in September as the guests of Joan & Geoff Stocker, formerly of Tenafly Squares. We found them both well and happily dancing with the Chalfont Square Dancers. They send their best to their many S/D friends in the USA. Keith g DOAA'A VOUgta4 1 4 Cust rit un F 619 ne r 254 West Nesquehoning St. Easton, PennsyCvania 18042 (215) 252-0281 MELT EXIT Shop gully's for the finest 45 uE•t:Outub 57 in custom-designed ual 5 z . .s... I-, I— S' ,- dresses and shirts for a 1' o square & round dancing. Coast Square Dance Shoes -- 'Ballroom Shoes For those special occasions -- raids, state and association af- fairs --let Yudy's design a dub outfit. We offer very competitive pricing on quantity orders See our monthly ad in Dance! magazine for our latest specials National Producens pubasners of 'Dance:, u4ks-Trrnton Njws, et 'Buckpirenton Student News 15 Bill Heyman Rounds by: Doc & Peg Tirrell Program: Plus Date: Saturday, January 5, 1991 Info: Time: 8:00-10:30 pm Dan (908) 821-6210 Location: St. Aloysius Recreation Hall Bill (201) 445-7398 219 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, NJ Randy (203) 794-0053 Cost: $7.00/ Couple SPINNING WHEELS OF WAYNE (1,3,5 MS; 2,4 +) Evety Monday A.P. Tethune Schoot, 40 Cyanamid DAive Presidents: Tom Elm 44 Cathy Ann St, Wayne, NJ 07470 201-942-3676 and Dolores Gesumaria 65 Loyola P1, Oakland, NJ 07436 201-337-8365 Delegates: John/Marie Francis 19 Clara St, N. Haledon, NJ 07508 201-427-2137 Class Coord: Ken/Joyce Lockwood 37 North Gate Pk, Ringwood, NJ 07456 201-962-4522 * Spinning Wheels has gotten off to a fine start this fall. The season started with a "Picnic." The club supplied Hot Dogs and root beer and people supplied 71 squares. Ray Lehberger did his usual fine stint on the the mi ke . Your reporter can't help wondering why, with hot dogs, Fred Weiner wasn't the caller! The Open House drew 91 squares. An auspicious start. We really have a fine mix of callers for the 1990-91 season, along with our usual mix of MS and Plus dances, we have smiling faces to greet you on the floor. We have added round dancing to some of our dances. It is true that you can't fit a square peq in a round hole, but we can fit round dancers in a square club. (Ad on page 30 ) Keith DougZaz 201-839-3531 16 CLOVERLEAFS 1 VFW - Veterans Place - Elmwood Park, NJ First Fridays - Plus Level Dancing Nov 2 - Tom Miller - Special Info: Rounds at 8:00 pm Dec 7 - Toe Landi - Reg Dance John & Connie Squares at 8:30 prn Jan 4 - Al Kaseler - Reg Dance A-I Aftertip 438-0948 Feb 1 - Roy Leber - Reg Dance Doc & Peg Tirrell on the rounds SEE SAW SQUARES -- tippet Saddee Riveh, NJ (1 MS; 3 4-) 1 g 3 Satutdayz Oa Stone Ch. Ed. Ctn., E SaddZe Riveh Rd. Presidents: Sam/Judy Soffler Al_115 7rdit a w•ty....aaivi 8 lermakay Dr, New City, NY 10956 914-634-0871 Delegates: Norman/Phyllis Forgash 16 Sands Point Rd, Monsey, NY 10952 914-356-3207 * * OH BOY! We are happy that not (Soit-IR..ED EXITS -rim everybody showed up at our first 411)" 12E4M MIN MP) dance of the year. It was so crowded we had difficulty fitting in all the dancers who did show. Larry Davenport, of course, called rerr utt a GREAT PLUS dance and we all had to be at our best to keep up with him. GREAT, JUST GREAT. Thanks OP Mint Chter-01 Larry, it's a shame that not all EdittitionG) Ctraer the dancers had the chance to dance Dprer Stalk Ri4er, 113 to you at what was most likely your best. THANKS AGAIN. See Saw's ability for throwing a good dance is spreading and spreading. The Left Footers Club, from West Hurley (near Kingston, NY) in the Hudson Valley Square Dance Association, raided us and enjoyed themselves,if their laughter and smiles were any indication. The globe-trotting Nahass' returned in time for the dance but we could not keep up with them since they no longer speak American, just Global. The Kushers now only speak Apache since they just returned from Arizona. Hey, we're jealous. A picture is worth a thousand words - Dave Weiss is back dancing. A recent picture in our local newspaper shows Dave and Adele dancing in a demo to attract new dancers in our area. This reporter again BEGS for help. I need news of our members to put in the Gnand Squa&e; please call or write. (Ad on page 41 ) Ptw-Ln Kapkaman 914-354-7707 Pennsylvanians now have their own "vanity" SOUARE at ROUND DANCERS license plate to proclaim they are square and/or round dancers. The drive to get the plate was begun by the PA Square and Round 141 Dance Federation headed by Bob & Dottie Elgin. In order to have the state make the PENNSYLVANIA special plate, they require at least 500 people to sign up for the new plate. What a great advertisement for square and round dancers! 17 RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- New 6/Et:Amick, NJ ( MS ) 2 8 4 Thuudao Location vatiez; pezaze cat. President: Carol Levi Asst. Pres: Connie Seiler 4-04 Hunters Glen Dr, Plnsboro, NJ tov 08536 609-448-5336 (H) to V 201-981-8900 (0) i!ou- Delegate: Tina Petroulas 215 Central Ave, Hasbrk Hgts, NJ OA' Lib VA (3' to 07604 201-288-3968 -1.t Class Coord: Betsy/Roy Gotta oar oabtQ" &°26 ong- 2 Laurel P1, N. Brunswick, NJ v..0,,tV-ttb 08902 201-249-2086 Loc-w- A,vv Welcome back! The dancing season Qg' is in full swing again. Unfortunately, due to a change in the University scheduling policy, we do no-t have a regula-r dance this year. Please call this reporter or the Gottas for location and directions. Our class-level dance in October was a success, and both club members and students are looking forward to graduation in December (to be held at Busch Student Center in Piscataway). Come join us for our ??? Annual Toys for Tots Dance the third Sunday in December at the Rutgers Student Center in New Brunswick (see our ad for details). Let's make Christmas a bit brighter for the kids! Congratulations to Marianne McDermott and Kevin Harris on their engagement. We wish them all the happiness in the world as they dance through life together. (Ad on paae 24 ) Ginn y natania 201-249-0916 (H) 201-218-3852 (0) SUNDAYS 7:30-10:00 1King33 1 '"PtittrN3 Trooki.fri'scFifst6quarccDar-ccClub L co DONNA ANDERSON LPLUS LEVEL! ON ROUNDS NOVEMBEH18 MICHAEL JOHNSTONE DECEMBER 2 ROB BISSEY DECEMBER16 FRANK RIVICcIO (Holiday Dance JANUARY 6 MANNY AMOR AdmiSsion $3.00/person REFRESHMENTS SERVED INFORMATION Fort,Hamilton Presbyterian Chu:ch 367 -94th Street, Brooklyn NY 4th Ave. Exit Belt Parkway or MONSEN 718-745-361 A I 92nd St. Exit off Verrazano Bridge JENSEN 718-745-31452 I 18 RICHMOND DANCERS -- Staten Wand, NY (+) 2 g 4 Satutdayz ALE Saint's Chu/Lek, 2329 Vtctoty 8tvd. Presidents: Norman/Susan Reid 46 Claradon Ln, Staten Is, NY 10305 718-727-5469 Delegates: Roger/Carmel McCarthy 44 Hillview P1, Staten Is, NY 10314 718-351-8907 Class Coord. for R.I.O.S: See Ocean * * * Our first dance of the season was a huge success. There were over 13 squares in attendance. There was good dancing thanks to Bill Heyman and great desserts thanks to our members at our annual Dessert Dance. It was wonderful to have MUMUldfy Life Members, Jim/Jedn Laird, back dancing with us. We hope Jean continues to improve after her heart attack. And Ray Friscia has returned after his surgery. If you were not there, you missed a good time and good eating. In this spirit of good eating, we hope you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving as you celebrate with your family and friends. Richmond Dancers had a very good showing this year at L.U.S.T. Percentage-wise we had the biggest showing for the Blood Drive With this joyous season upon us, we want to wish all our fiends a Happy Chanukah and a Blessed Christmas. May God bless you all with a healthy and happy New Year. (Ad on page 7 1 Jim/ChA42 Chukaa4 718-987-4235 SUSSEX SPINNERS QS + 2nd & 4th Fridays 8:00-10:30 SUSSEX COUNTY VO-TECH SCHOOL ROUTE 94 SPARTA, NJ Dec. 14 Sugar Plum Dance John Kaltenthaler Dec. 31 New Year's Dance Bill Anderson Andy Glowach Jan. 11 Blizzard Blues Dick Pasvolsky Jan. 25 Cabin Fever Bug Out John Kaltenthaler Feb. 8 Sweet Heart Dance John Kaltenthaler Feb. 22 Washington's Birthday Larry Davenport Mar. 8 Wearing of the Green John Kaltenthaler Mar. 22 Bunny Hop Bob Mitchell CLUB ROUNDS CUED BY AL & GAIL SPINKS Soft Sole Shoes Please !!! INFO: 347-2745, 729-7132, 697-8580 1 9 Lfuzz "" a i,.1i Pomona NY [it! Shay (Wow. S:o a -c 4. LLL an (6 .1?1,L4 (WoEAnzt 'ft.L.s vas 11/15 - Regular Dance 11/29 - SPECIAL APD PLUS DANCE - - directions - - 12/6 - Larry Davenport (Pa) PIP to exit 11. Up hilt from ramp rinco Irh-tri-.1 Ir Aff...... nr1...i.we....,.....,) u....,....4. ..-1 D.1\ t.o 1st ligt 12/20 - •-'1,A.-10 l‘-'T T." ‘J444-4 4 t. .4"94 TX T4 ITT"i (NesiV -It . 1/3 - regular dance Right onto Route 45 to 1St light . 1/17 - regular dance Left onto Sanitarium Road to 3rd 1/31 - class level parking lot . - Bldg "A" 3rd floor 2/7 - Bill Heyman Rockland County Health Center info (201) 261-1047 RAMAPO SQUARES -- Pompton Lakez , NJ ( C- 1 ) 2 g 4 SatuAdayz ChAizt ChuAch, 400 Ramapo Ave ...... r.,—. 1=ir• r ----- Presidents: Wade/Donna Cory 1.■ To so StkCy, cAiry I _II_ teh. LIU 1m1 th eve, -Haskell, NJ Ike( Do r o 07420 201-835-1779 Delegates: Wade/Donna Cory .., rn p To A) ■._ By the time you read this, we 4 LAKE C. '.;) liy will have experienced our ik new x program of dancing. cl fq a. e/AN/,--.1-i.- Everyone has I- 110' been looking forward to dancing the sr 0 {2* " C' many exciting concepts we worked .J 12 ix with during our summer workshop. 9! X Plans are underway for our annual 0 sr Gala New Year's Eve Dance (C-1). Ci E Our committees have been working to ensure a super great time for c everyone. We would like to take 1 this opportunity to wish everyone the best holidays ever filled with r.L___L__ Ro good friendship, happiness and wonderful dancing. The welcome mat is always out at our club and we look forward to seeing you at our dances. Joan/Bob MutAoony 201-337-4060 At " oft * Y ,.DQUARES *A* * SALUTE To PEG MN° 1>C-- fi1RRE LL FRIDA Y Nov 23 RD — FRESE3 yTERiR N C IWRcW in I N •TREEr ‘CRANFoRD ROUNDS 3 in BERN KE Lto6G cuER_ SPRIARES 5Ructiv u6 FRE cALLE SoN G --THE GRAND V6utv6 PA) .13N4c.e .— SEE you IN MY EWA ms ,t37.1kie Because of hall conflicts, the Warm-Up Dance has been rescheduled to Friday, August 30, 1991, instead of Saturday, August 31. Please adjust your calendars. The dance will now be held at the VFW in Iselin. 20 1Y :7 A Student6 Level Dances BELLE5P6"°&RED BEAUX EAUX 2 CALLERS Dick Mazziotti, Andy Woerner, at each dance I' Bill Heyman. Dot Loewenstein & Bob Robinson at the Glen Rock Community Church, Hamilton A Rock Rd. Sundays 2 - 5 pm January 8 Dick & Andy February 10 Dick A Bill March 10 Dick & Dot April 14 Dick & Bob Questions? Call: Laurie & Dick 664-4482 or ASam & Joyc 791-5917 DDTUOTTI.Th onuAnro 11\11‘%,LIVIV Pkincetun, NJ (MS 6 +) MS - EveAy Wednaday MekceAvitte School, 60 Regina Ave, Hamilton Sq. - 2 g 4 Ftidays Lawrence Road Fike House, R-t 206, Lawnencevitte President: Donna Bevensee ToPAINCETON P.O. Box 3204, Princeton, NJ TQPINT 08543 609-275-1290 Delegates: Rich/Alberta Ash ELLFNr 10 Hollywood Ave, Somerset, NJ 08873 908-846-5898 Class Coord: Jock/Sally McFarlane(Th) 194 Mansgrove Rd, Princeton, NJ 08540 609-924-3193 Marge Barbettini (Mon. class) A-34 Abbington Dr, Twin Rivers, NJ 08520 609-443-3764 1,01 T qiC114011 * * * This month's note features a big thank you to two of our favorite MERCERVILLE SCHOOL ru , callers who are doing double duty for all of us. Both John Carlton and John Kephart, at McGuire AFB and Fort Bragg, respectively, were working overtime getting men, women and materials to the Middle East and still met all their calling and teaching obligations. It was Iraq around the clock for the US and yellow rocks for us. Thanks again. (Ad on page 39 ) At/Judy Ko.Ppaciz 609 - 587 - 3873 In spite of our requests that Express Mail or Federal Express not be sent to our home address, we received notice 6 different times that envelopes were awaiting us at the Post Office. PLEASE DO NOT SEND OVERNIGHT DELIVERIES TO ( OUR HOME. See page 2 for overnight address and fax number. 21 OCEAN WAVES -- Staten Ls and, NV (MS RIR tio) 1 g 3 FAiday6 Civuot Methodizt Chtach, 1890 Foke2t Ave. President: Judie Dahl 103 Westervelt Ave, Staten Is, NY 10301 718-981-2812 Delegates: Al/Dunelle Burchsted 281 Kingsley Ave, Staten Is, NY 10314 718-981-8210 CHURCH Class Coord. for R.I.O.S: MALL Patty Connors aoomPE 176 Schmitdts Ln, Staten Is, NY BRIDGE 10314 718-698-8528 VERRA2AMO We usually dance Mainstream with aRtc6E Plus tips and welcome singles, teens and children to our dances. Most of the time you will have a chance to earn a fun dangle. This year we will have several S/D libtormittra arost-rx Student Specials where R.I.O.S. students will be able to dance at class level. Steve Forman will be calling for them the 1st Friday in December; the 3rd Friday in January ('91); and our Valentine's Special Mainstream Graduation Party the 3rd Friday in February ('91). Students will be admitted free to this dance. (Ad on page 43 ) Judie Dahl. 718-981-2812 qt, COME DANCE WITH US! Q) LEISURE SQUARES 1st and 3 rd SATURDAYS DALT YOUNG Calling squares Rounds by: MURRAY & JEANNE TRUAX DANCE HELD AT FALL 1990 SCHEDULE: J. M. HILL SCHOOL Oct. 6 Welcome Back Dance East Broad Street East Stroudsburg, PA 20 20th ANNIV. DINNER DANCE FERNWOOD RESORT Rte 209-N Tickets: T.Moss 717-620-1592 N (reservations before Oct 1) Nov. 3 Surprise Dance 17 Thanksgiving Dance Dec. 1 Snowflake Dance 15 Christmas Dance Students welcome 7:30pm Workshop 8:00pm M.S. & Plus alternate Information: 717-424-9403 717-992-3869 CORRECTION: Merri Eights beginners' class is held on Thursday night and not Wednesday as reported in the last issue. 22 for Ts Motu:fay 10am-5pm IMP A Tuesday 10am-8pm uirtu. vreatam, gitidp Wednesday 10arn-5pm 'Thursday 10am-8pm FridaY 10am-5pm 4516-18 New Falls Road Saturday 10am-5pm Levittown, PA 19056 calf during the weeks, for your Sunday (215) 945-6662 appointments . Ms Betty wins and Mr. Grenn Matthew, Troprieters National - Productions, publishers of Dance, Bucks -Trenton 9%&ws, and Buck_s•Trenton Student ws Be A great Santa Give A Twirls & Swirls Gift Certificate For Christmas 2 3 Rutgers Promenaders Toys for Tots Charity Dance Sunday, December 16, 1990 from 2 to 5 pm Squares by: Mike gacobs Rounds by: Roy Gotta Admission: One new unwrapped toy ($7 minimum) per couple (collected and distributed by the U.S. Marine Corp Reserve) Location: The Rutgers Student Center, College Ave., New Brunswick, NJ Information: Roy (908) 249-2086 MONTVILLE QQUARF Montv,,wa, NJ ( 0-2) 1 g 3 Fkiday Lazak Centkat Schoot, Changebtidge Rd. Presidents: Elbert Tingley 47 Fernwood Crescnt, Riverdale, NJ 07457 201-835-3947 and Mary Schulien 14 Greenridge Dr, Montville, NJ 07045 201-334-7787 Delegate: Tingley (as above) Montville is starting late this year, but it looks to be a good one. Mary Schulien is booking callers and has a great line-up so far. Marc/Fay Korn are Treasurers and Paul/Betty Stone are helping with promotion. Marian has retired and I am reporting. The program has been changed to C-2. Many of the couples involved have been dancing C-2 and the opportunity to add this program in the Northern NJ area without reducing C-1 available dance time presented itself. THE DESIRED EFFECT (I hope), MORE DANCE TIME -- LESS TRAVEL TIME. I plan as much C-1 and more C-2 as a result. Etbett Tingtey 201-835-3947 jecimu, The Oiiicek6 and Executive Boakd oi the NNJSVA join with Sta64 oi Gn.and Squake :or • to wail att oi you a vet!' Happy Hotiday Seazon Colthags and a veky healthy New yeah bitted with dancing. 24 MOUNTAIN SQUARES -- Whippany, NJ (A -2) 1 6 3 Wednaday6 Ptabytehian Church, 494 Rt. 10 Presidents: Bill/Hilda Groth 45 Brookfield Rd, Up. Montclr, NJ KcCrrE. 2 @7 07043 201-746-0656 Delegates: Walter/Mildred Angerer M c,Re,ST-c u. -q,i■22 Park Terr, W. Caldwell, NJ 07066 201-226-5837 Well, we thought our slate of Ca officers was all set when the news came that Bob/Joan Dague, our Presidents, were moving back to Michigan! Although we are unhappy at losing such a great couple, we are pleased about Bob's work promotion and wish them all the best. We know that the square the Dauges with open arms. Happily, Bill/Hilda Groth, our VPs, have stepped forward to fill the top spot and did a grand job at our first dance. Now, all we need is a couple for the VPs slot. Our opening dance was very well attended and it was good to see the dancers having such a fun-filled evening topped off with the delicious farewell cake the Groths brought for Joan, who left the next morning to join Bob in Michigan. Between tips, we caught up with one another's news and chatted with Nancy Remington, who still cannot dance but came to socialize. Our caller, Joe Landi, was in top form and this promises to be a great season. Why not join us? The transition of the G,Land Squate from Doc/Peg to Charlie/Kathy seems to have gone very smoothly judging from the last issue. Keep up the good work! Ed/IAZ5 Zimany 201-267-1917 STATEN SQUARE SET 1ST & 3RD SATURDAYS ROUNDS 8:00 -- PLUS PROGRAM 8:30 ST. ALBANS EPISCOPAL CHURCH HALL -- 76 ST. ALBANS PL. DEC. 1 GLEN MATTHEW/NICK RASPA DEC. 15 HOLIDAY DANCE AL KAESLER/ LOIS BICHLER JAN. 5 GREEK FEST DANCE FRANK RIVICCIO/ JAN. 19 JOHN CARLTON/DONNA ANDERSON FEB. 2 RAY SIMONS/KAREN KUSHLA INFO: (718) 981-1426 (718) 356-2637 25 MERR1 EIGHTS -- E. Munwick, NJ (+) 1 6 3 Fkidayz Dag HammaAAjad _PL. H.S.,Rueis Lane President: Debbie Walker ivuA.,41 285 DeVoe Ave, Spotswood, NJ 08884 908-251-1894 Delegates: Jim/Pat Campbell 30 Ridgeview Rd, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 201-521-1387 vc 0 Sp sss Class Coord: Cheryl Bissette & rz: ) c,, , n 1...irh (C)71 Forest Pk Terr, Spotswood, NJ J-3 08884 201-251-5103 (S) P.O. Box 460, Dayton, NJ 08810 201-274-2535 * * * ,-3 t Now that the hot or potentially _04"4‘ .&"d, hot weather is over, we are back at our old stand at Hammarskjold Jr. H.S. where we have been for many SOUTH years. Contrary to some people's beliefs, the school has not been relocated, but the roads have. Please consult the map and call me if you need clarification. Classes are just underway and it is too early to determine the class size. After one year of Wednesday night class, we have gone back to Thursday at the request of our Angels. Angels may earn free dance passes for participating in several class sessions as well as meet the new Merri Eights. We shall miss Burt/Susan Caplan, who have forsaken NJ in favor of retirement country in Florida. If anybody knows what Burt is retiring from, please let me know. I told them that we would be happy to stay at their place during our two-week winter vacation, but I needed their address. I must have misunderstood because I thought they said something about 100 miles east of Miami. (Ad on page 62 ) Jemmy Mosher 908-257 -2808 Round Dance Parties 1000-01 with November 18 February 17 Al & Gale Spinks December 9 March 17 January 20 May 5 * *Dinner/Dance Reservations required Soft-soled shoes (NO STREET HEELS} Wilson School, 271 Boulevard, Mt. Lakes NJ Proper dance attire Info: 201-689-3316 AR levels cued I 2-5pm PH levels $7.00 couple IS YOUR HALO ON STRAIGHT? With classes in full swing, the following tips are for angels to consider: - Wear your badge a -Wear your badge and welcome the new dancers with a smile. - Listen to the caller and let the beginners listen. - Let the caller do the teaching. If there is a problem, tell him quietly between tips and let him correct it. - Be a helper not a pusher. Gently guide the student through the Lail if he/she is confused. - Be careful not to embarrass any dancer by correcting him/her or by Continued on page 62 26 111111 RA 7.7t7A 414, \* 91 Ee i/A) 'fri ar••• CREENIL SCIAREVIREki ■vz_ LE V Er. PLus Sckii\KE CERS CUER. CALILRS: —13Y—IZESERVATIIIIT ONLY JOHN KALTENTHALER THRU DEC. 15, 1990 KAREN KUSHLA LARRY DAVENPORT $20.00 PER PERSON HOT BUFFET CHAMPAGNE TOAST .) < 1 MON., DEC. 31, 1990 . -K p,„ i',,z1 . 1:00 AM .?,, ' 8:30 PM ,.,: . ga i s % l's ElE1 P, ST. ALOYSIUS HALL *".Sk ‹ AP 219 BLOOMFIELD AVE. Bice., ViektAve.1 " 0 CALDWELL, NJ ,, 7 t3Dt,,:Tnsr5c4) INFO: BRENDA/FRANK l\ Y` L(4i4 -m-ii_ol-l_nolo 9 .1. N c-v-L. U.L.—e vu-Lu ozitqe- M.T. SQUARES -- Avena, NJ (+) 1 c 3 Satutdao Avena LedAning CPL., Woodbine Ave. Pres idents: Mike/Mary Adleman 112 Grant Ave, Fords, NJ < Z511 08863-1550 201-738-7186 Z' V Delegates: Al/Olga Kabana 103 New Dover Ave, Colonia, NJ 07067 201-388-3473 Class Coord: Al/Olga Kabana (above) * * This is our holiday issue and includes the biggies. i for one look forward to Thanksgiving starting right after the the July 4th Maryland crab feast wears off. Next comes Christmas and its fat finding excursion followed by New Year's when, after a year end zn::•. 0. repast, we resolve to eat less in G •a z 5 T AO' the coming year, which lasts until the early part of July. As with most clubs, the M.T. Squares use the holidays as an excuse for a few extra effort dances. We hope many of you can help us celebrate these and our regular efforts. By the way, it is not too early to think about our New Year's Dance. We can usually accommodate couples from other clubs so seek out an M.T. member if you are interested. We also look forward during the year to visiting you at your club. in closing, we invite you to put our efforts to the test any 1st or 3rd Saturday. (Ad on page 34 ) BaAbai-La/Skip Samisoe 201 -548 -5920 27 LEISURE SQUARES E. Sttoudsbutg, PA (+) 1 i 3 Satutdayz J.M. Hitt School, E. Moad St. Presidents: Chuck/Vivian Hatfield PO Box 181, Portland, PA 18351 717-897-6784 Delegates: Charlotte/Ed Miller PO Box 134, Marshalls Creek, PA 18335 717-223-9427 Class Coord: Mike/Barbara Zegalia PO Box 162, Wind Gap, PA 18091 717-992-3869 * * Welcome back to another year of friendship, fun and a lot of dancing. We hope everyone had a good summer. Our club had many successful demos during the summer and we are ready to help more people start enjoying the fun of square dancing. Our club's 20th Anniversary is being celebrated this fall and we hope all who are attending will have a good time. We look forward to seeing all of you on the dance floor sometime this year. (Ad or page 22 ) Mange/Bob Cao 717-629-0119 J&M SQUARES A-2 Level Dancing - Sundays 7:00 to 9:30 pm VFW - Veterans Place - Elmwood Park, NJ Nick & Carole Raspa on Rounds Nov 4 Tom Miller* - Pennsylvanrzta Dec 16 Mike Jacobs* - Virginia Nov 11 No Dance - Mini Festival Dec 23 No Dance - Merry Christmas Nov 18 Bruce Busch* Dec 30 No Dance - Happy New Year Nov 25 No Dance - Flippo Dance 1991 Dec 2 John Marshall - Virginia CI Dance 3pm - A2 Dance 7pm Jan 6 T. B . A . Jan 20 T. B A . Dec 9 Glenn Matthew - Penna. Feb 3 T. B . A . John & Mary: 444-6133 Hall Phone: 796-9638 Jack & Jay: 785-0845 *C1 Aftertip (with these callers only) grotreaf eft 1991 toe co& ie dawearg tot, 544 & 5ek Sundays We would love to hear from our readers! But we can't establish a regular "Letters to the Editors" column unless you write to us. Please let us know what your thoughts and concerns. 28 1st & 3rd THURS 8:00 - 10:30 PLUS LEVEL Soft Soled Shoes, Please BAYBERRY SCHOOL, BAYBERRY LANE, WATCHUNG, N. J. 7cp R!nn STEVE BRADT ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP Dec 6 : Carl Hanks/Steve Bradt Dec 20 : HOLIDAY MAGIC — Hanks/Bradt Jan 3 : Guest Caller John Kaltenthaler/Bradt Jan 17 : DUDE RANCH — Hanks/Bradt Feb 7 : HEARTS & FLOWERS — Hanks/Bradt ---- for info call: Bud/Fran Baker 272-6316 LAKELAND SQUARES -- Mt. Lakez, NJ (MS w/-1.- tip) Evuty Tuesday Mountain Lakeis Comm. ChtoLch, BtiaActi6 Rd. Presidents: Sy/Sonya Saposnik 201 -335-4971 Delegate: Carol Ridings 201 -335-2397 Class Coord: Bert/Margit Mattson 2n1 -627-2493!4 mom«mirrftm Add. for all: c/o Lakeland Squares -----4„___Jrum.mw P.O. Box 291, Lake Hiawatha, NJ r--11 15. 101111Vais 07034 ) 1114141m3x, ;:7 * Another dancing year is off to a GREAT START! All in one week we held our Annual Picnic (where a super, albeit chilly, time was had by all), a successful Open House, and our Welcome Back dance with Betsy Gotta. There's lots more fun in store for everyone at all future dances. It's going to be a great year! A special note: due to the huge success of Rounds at Lakeland, the Spinks will be adding the 4th Tues. to their schedule, with Lois Bichler moving her lines to the 3rd Tues. Okay Sy, enough is enough! Please don't scare us like that EVER again. Get well as fast as you can and STAY THAT WAY this time! We want you back with us as soon as possible. A warm "welcome back" to Lorraine & Les. Special thanks are in order to our delegate, Carol Ridings, for all that she has done for us: our new schedule cards, super fall flyers, representing us at LUST and attending and reporting to us on the Delegates Meetings. Thanks, Carol. (Ad on page 11 ) Canot Ftanci4 201 -402 -9039 29 SPINNING Schedule 1990 DATE LEVEL CALLER CUER NOV 5 M/S Bill Wagner Joan Wagner 12 Plus Ray Lehberger FIRS HARVEST DANCE The cPaerin 13117PR it Special Treats 19 M/S Andy Woerner Ruth Continues Woerner 26 Plus Mickey McFarland Al Spinks Al Spinks cueing & teaching Rounds. Lois Bichler cueing & teaching Lines DEC 3 M/S Bill Anderson Lois Bichler 10 Plus Bc,ib Mthell Beginners Lessons on M/S Mondays 7:00 to 8:00 PM. 17 Class Bob Robinson Pre-Rounds on Plus Mondays CHRISTMAS DANCE 7:30 to 8:00 PM. 24 NO DANCE Tom Elm 942-3676 31 NO DANCE Delores Gesumaria 337-8365 JAN 7 Plus Bob Robinson Al Spinks Dancing Every Monday 8:00 PM 14 MS Larry Davenport Lois Bichler Albert P. Terhune School BIRTHDAY DANCE Cyanamid Drive Celebrating Everybody's Birthday Just off the Hamburg Tpk. 21 NO DANCE Wayne, N.J. 28 M/S Howie Kaplan MI•11■1.1, KITTATINNV RANGERS -- Andoven, NJ (Att. MS/4 tip-) 1 6 3 Ftidayz Long Pond Schoot, Limecnut Rd. Presidents: Jerry/Cheryl Schumacher 12 Terrace Dr, Newton, NJ 07860 201-383-7192 Delegates: John/Joanne Morales 495 Stanhope Rd, Sparta, NJ 07871 201-398-7323 Class Coord: Donna Poyer 21 Scenic Dr, Andover, NJ 07821 201-852-9285 Our "Welcome Back" and "Summer's End" dances have gotten us quickly into the S/D mood. Herb Conklin called the first dance and Larry Davenport called the second. They also started us on our Plus Programs for the year by teaching 2 calls and then reviewing the previous week's calls. By year's end we will be through the Plus Program and hopefully we'll all be experts! We ended the summer by doing demos for Vernon Day and at Wild West City in Byram. Thanks to all who participated. We are looking forward to the start of our class on September 27th and to lots more dancing. Come join us! Eae,m/Geongo Gnjgg 901-850-14k4 Subscriptions to Grand Square are $8.50 per year, mailed first class. Send your name, address and check to the Editors. 30 KINGS SQUARES -- Bnooktyn, NY ( 4- ) 1 8 3 Sundayz Ft. Hamilton Puzby., 367 94th St. Presidents: Bernie/Pat Monsen (-T. wisiv-Ta 531 81st Street, Brooklyn, NY iRCS Gthi/2C4 11209 718-745-3616 Delegates: Ralph/Pauline Casalino 103-22 Avenue L, Brooklyn, NY 11230 718-968-8663 Class Coord: Carlo/Inga Jensen 426 99th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11209 718-745-3452 * * Our 1990-91 season opened with our first dance the 3rd Sunday in September with Bill Heyman calling. We were pleased to welcome our old timers and many new graduates as well as visiting clubs from the area. ope to see you all at our 1st and 3rd Sunday October dances when we'll be celebrating our 16th Anniversary. Our classes got off to a good beginning in September with many enthusiastic new dancers hoping to acquire the necessary skills to become proficient dancers. Classes are held on Thursdays at 7:30 PM at Redeemer St. John Church followed by a Plus program for new graduates as well as dancers who need to refresh their skills. We have a great roster of callers for the coming year and invite all dancers to participate in this wonderful activity. (Ad on page 18 ) Chcuziottefluing Wilda 118-998-5866 COVERED BRIDGE F•gi„, I.4.4"g3V )4. 14;4! SQUARES RADCLIFFE SCHOOL-379 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE,NUTLEYIN.J. AMPLE FREE OFF-STREET PARKING BEHIND THE SCHOOL 7:30-8:00 ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP-8:00-10:30 PLUS LEVEL DANCE NOVEMBER 9-ROY LEBER ON SQUARES JACK MCLAUGHLIN ON ROUNDS NOVEMBER 23-NO DANCE DECEMBER 14-CHRISTMAS DANCE STUDENT DANCE (BRING A TOY) DECEMBER 28-NO DANCE JANUARY 11-JOHN KALTENTHALER ON SQUARES TIRRELLS ON ROUNDS (SNOW FLAKE DANCE) JANUANY 25-LARRY DAVENPORT ON SQUARES HERB RIVKIN ON ROUNDS FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE 201-743-0985 OR 201 -661-0247 31 FreenreareareareenreeVree A IFILLE PLUS DANCE PRESENTED BY Betsy Gotta Bill Heyman Bill Anderson John Kaltenthaler THIS DANCE IS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO SAY THANK YOU TO ALL THE DANCERS AND CLUBS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED US DURING THE PAST YEAR DEC. 9th, 1990 2-4:30 St. Aloysius Bloomfield Ave. Caldwell NJ Rt. 80 3 Rt. 46 Exit 153A Exit Exit 16W Fairfield/ Pompton Ave. t. 23) The Caldwells Parking V Hall V d y Church •?! t— Bloomfield Ave. Eagle Rock Axe. Livingston Exit 15W Ave. Exit 511 Rt. 21O Exit 145 Thank you for dancing with us, and have a joyous holiday season. 32 After seeing the Fall issue of GRAND SQUARE you know now why we felt so secure in passing the editorship over to Kathy & Charlie Porter. Our area is so fortunate to have such a hard working, capable, wonderful, dedicated-to—the-activity couple in its midst. As promised, Peg journeyed over to Staten Island and spent a Saturday in July helping the Porters adjust pages, hot wax, etc. We managed to trim the issue down from Kathy's original 60 pages to 56 (which is 3 stamps if mailed). When one is working with ads, one spends very little time reading club news or other items as it takes many hours to cut, place, and hot wax ads - not counting all the extra time needed to make the ads really camera copy. So we never really had a chance to read club news and were just as anxious as the Porters to see the first issue. But never in our wildest dreams did we ever expect that centerfold'Im And all those letters!!!! All we can humbly say is "THANK YOU." GRAND SQUARE was a labt,r of love f ur du dutiviLy we both thoroughly enjoyed. lo us, the square dance activity is like a link in a chain of friendship all over the world. How true the line - "All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own." Our most often asked question, "What are you doing with al 1 that spare time now that you are not editing GRAND SQUARE?" Answer: As Executive Secretary of ROUNDALAB, whose membership grew from 512 when we became Executive Secretary in January of '84 to 929 Teaching Units in 1990, plus doubling of the activities and publications of the organization, you can guess where the spare time goes. And yes, we still plan to remain active in the NNJSDA area. We were fortunate to find such a replacement. A quesLion for you now - If you are a leader - WHO are you training to take YOUR place? May your corner always be there to meet you! NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION IN HONOR OF PEG & DOC TIRRELL 25 YEARS as IN* GRAND SQUARE EDITORS 110 j°111V Tott \Als• 5 61/V JE-nsty. FRIDAY, NOV 30, 1990 8:00-10:30 P.M. ST. ALOYSIUS RECREATION HALL Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, NJ "ONE SQUARE INFORMATION: IS FAIR" Shirley & Dick White 201-338-5803 J g M SQUARES Etmwood Pack, NJ (A-2) Every Sunday (E“. 1/91: 1,3,5) VFW Hatt, 6 Vetekan4 Ptace Presidents: John/Mary Aquino 496 Kendrick St, Paramus, NJ 07652 201-444-6133 Delegates: Bob/Jeanne Alter 501 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell, NJ 07006 201-226-6839 We were very sorry to hear that on her doctor's orders, Ann/Vic Musso were forced to give up square dancing. Ann decided to donate all their square dancing clothes to the club to dispose of them in some way that would benefit the club or square dancing in general. That's the way Vic/Ann are, always doing sometning to help the club and J&M SQS square dancing. It was decided that we would sell the clothes and donate all the monies to the Paul Brody Scholarship Fund. That started a chain reaction (no pun) with others wanting to donate clothes they no longer needed, especially Ann Gallo who donated a large number of dresses and other square dance apparel. If your club has a favorite charity or is trying to raise money to support your club, this is something you might consider. It will be for a worthy cause and, besides, yuu yet iu Clean out your closets. Just a reminder that starting in January 1991, J & M will be dancing 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays only from September through June. During July and August we will be dancing every Sunday. Come join us and dance to some of the finest callers in the country. (Ad on page 28 ) Many Aquino 201-444-6133 Pre-rounds 7:30 Squares 8:00 to 10:30 NOV. 17-'90 LARRY DAVENPORT (Thanksgiving) DEC. 1-'90 DICK PASVOLSKY DEC. 15-'90 MARK FRANKS (Holiday Dance) DEC. 31-'90 AL KAESLER *(New Years Eve Dance) JAN. 5-'90 JOE LANDI JAN. 19 -'90 JOHN KALTENTHALER (Pie Nite) PEG & JOE DOCKRY *Grace Lutheran Church ON THE Perth Amboy ROUNDS 34 ISLE SQUARES -- Staten laand, NV (4- ) 2 S 4 Wedne4dayz Ch/Lizt Luthetan Chutch, 120 Cleyetand Ave... Presidents: Steve/Morgen Forman 257 Dover Green, Staten is., NY arry Goethe'. \s ..... - Bridge CI 10312 Staten. 718-948-3389 (exit ill. • tore .t 1.1.Venue N.J. Trowel Delegates: Steve/Morgen Fi)rman Class Coord for R.I.O.S.: Plchpond Dancer. See Ocean Waves listing. /p Sorry that we missed the July deadline. We were in PA and forgot. We danced at our campground in Upper Black Eddy, PA and at a Peach Festival Demo. Needless to say, with only 2 summer dances to our credit, we were a bit Isle Square. rusty at Isles first dance in Christ Lutheran Chetah Ill Cleveland Avenue Great ellis. 000000 Island September. But we had a lot of OCR Ora Peter. "avenue, Melt 010 l aughs and Frank 'Riviccio was his N.J. 'rape) usual enjoyable self. It was good to see old friends and exchange summer experiences. Isle members Rae/Joe Scarano spent their summer working on the "Bed & Breakfast" inn they've just built in Nova Scotia. When it's ready (in a year or so), they'll let all you square dancers who enjoy travelling know the details. They guarantee that the area is beautiful for tourism. Please visit us at Isle Squares. We feature good callers, good people and good food. Edwina/Gene Co4gAi66 718-356-6067 HIX 4 VFW HALL 6 Veterans Pl. Elmwood Park Off Boulevard; behind Firehouse) EVERY THURSD A Y 8 to 10:30 PM. OIN WITH US IN OUR ALTERNATING DANCE PROGRAM r 1 4 MAINSTREAM: 1st & 3rd THURSDAYS with PLUS TIP! + PLUS: 2nd, 4th & 5th THURSDAYS N ROUNDS BY THE McLAUGHLINS, THE RASPAS & GUEST .-pL 2°- -P 5 CALLERS & SPECIAL EVENTS (Please Note M or +) NAn- p -ne7. -NOVEMBER 1 GARY POS + NOVEMBER 8 DALT YOUNG 114' 5"? G 'k13%,ae. 46 M NOVEMBER 15 DICK PASVOLSKY (TURKEY SHOOT) NOVEMBER 22 NO DANCE (Happy Thanksgiving) NOVEMBER 25 FLIPPO DANCE RAID H & C with advanc + NOVEMBER 29 BOB MITCHELL notice M DECEMBER 6 JOHN KALTENTHALER • PAY MEMBER'S FEE! M & + 13 DICK PASVOLSKY - CHRISTMAS DANCE DECEMBER 20 NO DANCE (Christmas Week) + DECEMBER 27 BRIAN FUGERE - PRE-NEW YEAR's HAPPY 1991! M JAN 3 NO DANCE M FEB 7 LARRY DAVENPORT + JAN 10 RANDY PAGE + FEB 14 RICHIE RICH-Valentine Dance M JAN 17 RAY LEHBERGER M FEB 21 BOB ROBINSON-Chinese Auctio + JAN 24 DICK PASVOLSKY 4- FEB 28 DICK PASVOLSKY MORE INFO: Brenda & Dick 529-3372 JAN 31 AL KAESLER- Regina & Larry 488-2375 Prssidents' Night 35 1st & 3rd Sundays MAINSTREAM 7-9:30 LA with PLUS tips F.A.D. SQUARES OF 4AYWOOD "FUN AT DANCING" Dot Loewenstein 797 1934 WINTER SCHEDULE - 1990/1991 NOV 18 - PIE WW1' PLEASE: DEC 2 - Regular Dance SOFT SOU! De -16- SHOES JAN 6 - TREASURER'S NIGHT* *FREE entry to all Club Treasurers JAN 20 - CLASS LEVEL DANCE (Students $1.50) FEB 3 - Regular Dance FOR INFORMATION CALL: AMERICAN LEGION HALL FERN: 692-8350 113 E. PASSAIC STREET "PROPER SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE" MAYWOOD, N.J. 845-8226 IRONIA REELERS -- lkonia, NJ (+) 1 g 3 Fkidao Itonia Schoa, Rt. 513, Chuten Rd. Presidents: George/Ria Pfersch 1 Comfort Court, Randolph, NJ \ 07869 201-366-6714 7 Delegates: Roger/Joan Morgan 25 Sander St, Morris Plains, NJ t%c. 4,•.114 /0 07950 201-538-6077 Class Coord: John/Rennee Kaiser 19 Elizabeth Dr W, Randolph, NJ 07869 201-328-0405 'iv • * * * 4,,, Reelers' first date was a very successful Open House for new and t,11/ old dancers. We have a great class ..// e% in the making with Wilson Hoff the %..t <4.` 43? able teacher. Eighteen couples /...- (9,›e attended the First Annual Funforall IRONIA in Marshalls Creek, PA mid- ....-// \ SCHOOL September and enjoyed the calling of Joe Landi, Brian Fugere and cueing of Al/Gale Spinks. It was a fun weekend. Congratulations to Jamie Kleinsorgen for earning her Freeloaders Badge over the summer. Also to the Reelers for earning our One Square Is Fair Award from the Association. Sorry our September 21 dance was cancelled because our school was closed. Hope everyone got the word in time. Happy Holidays to everyone. Come celebrate with us! (Ad on page 49 ) Dave/Betty Manning 201-584-5307 36 40th Whatever type of dancing p rogram your heart may desire will be found at the 40th NATIONAL SQUAREDANCE NSDC. ALL THE DANCING IS UNDER ONE ROOF. CONVENTION There will be separate halls for each of the following: 2 MS halls, orae with live JUNE 27, 28 & 29 music each night; 2 Plus hall s; one hall 1991 each for A-1, A-2, C-1 and C-2 & 3; 3 Round Dance halls with Phases i-Vi; one P. 0.BOX 17086 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84117 youth hall; one clogging hall; and one contra hall. Already 3002 dancers have registered. There are 7000 hotel rooms within walking distance of the convention center and many hotels offer FREE parking. RV parking is only z mile away. There are will be plenty of food on site and 90 restaurants are only a short walk from the center. Arrive early and stay late! This is the P lace. HIX 6 CHIX Etmwood Parday NJ (1/3 MS; 2/4/5 -1- ) Eveity Tuezday VFW Hat, 6 Vetetan6 Ptace Presidents: (+) Dick/Brenda Dexter Rt. 9 (A/0Am) - 21 Wanamaker, Mahwah, NJ tgri iloirsz Pres.: (MS) Larry/Regina LaMarche 11107-1A4 25 Zabriskie St, Hackensack, NJ 07601 201-488-2375 Delegates:egates: John/Connie Huettemann / 1 Joseph St, Moonachie, NJ 410/ 07074 201-438-0948 * * * 01;t1; Our club members hope everyone enjoyed their summer and look forward to welcoming you back to R16 our fall and winter schedule_ In addition to our regular weekly Y t) dances, Demo Chairman Agatha Cochrane is keeping us busy with a demo planned for every month. From _Slot/T/1)t June to August our club Rovers have been active dancing in far-away places. Connie/John Huettemann attended the NSDC; Brenda/Dick Dexter danced on the West Coast; and Gloria/Bob Wyman joined squares in Great Britain. While they traveled to their destinations, we celebrated a night in Italy and Hawaii without leaving home. Belles & Beaux once again delighted us with their company when they raided Hawaiian Nite. Thanks to a great group of callers and cuers, our summer dances have been well attended while the AC was much appreciated many of the evenings. Come join us soon. (Ad an page 35 ) Kay Battantine 201-444-5723 Mid Season Ball Saturday December 29,1990 at the Dot Loewenstein 4 Church of the Good Shepherd Prospect St & New Bridge Rd . Bob Robinson Bergenfield NJ Class level dance Andy Woerner 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM 3 callers - 3 times the FUN for more information call (201) 261-1047 or (201) 342-1144 37 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: Safar (575-0488) Van Broekhoven (226-8909) Dancing at Lincoln School Crane St., CAldwell NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION AT ST. AL'S *Nov. 14 Randy rage Special - A Great Fun Night and Free Turkey Janet Summers Cues Rounds Drawing *Dec. 12 Bob Mitchell - Christmas Giving ZINC 0LN Jean Kellogg CupR Rminds s-cmola. Bring Canned Goods for Needy 4 tu Si. 1C CR Awe er *Jan. 9 Bob Robinson 1+1'15`ii CtL I Jean Kellogg Cues Rounds gLooMFiekb AYE **Jan. 23 Brian Fugere- Old Photograph Night ti Nick Raspa Cues Rounds ti Bring An Old Photo Of Yourself x When You Were Young 1.411‘S Oft qt+- scmeed. HI TAW TWIRLERS -- New Mittiotd, NJ (+/APD MS) Evem Tunday New MittioAd Middie Sch., Rortyn Ave. Presidents: Steve/Grace Weinstein ORADELL AVE. Lt6111 8 Brayton St, Englewood, NJ HI TAW TWIRLERS 07631 201-568-6418 ,Kcej Delegates: Dot/Dick Meyers Rescue 320 Highwood Ave, Glen Rock, NJ NAIlv Six 07652 201-652-9353 4( * * For our first dance, the weather 0 RI LFO RD VE. cooperated too well and we had to o dance in high heat and humidity. We thank our faithful dancers for \\yx RAD ISQ‘AVE. o a not giving up and making it to the I cc 8 end! Good news! We had asked Jerry Estrin to make it to the 0 —L --- first dance of the season and he Ds °RD' didn't disappoint us. We were H L c g .1 happy to see him looking trim and fit. We are looking forward to seeing Jerry/Phyllis on a regular basis again. Our Presidents, Grace/Steve Weinstein are brand new grandparents of a boy, Lee Eric Weinstein, born in August. Congratulations to the parents and grandparents. Recently it was a pleasure to have Grace/George Weinstein; Sandy/Bernie Beck; Gloria/Leon Smith; Fanny/George Meyer; and Simone/Maurice Kaufman represent Hi Taw Twirlers at the Brian Fugere/Joe Landi Weekend in Marshalls Creek, PA. It was great to dance and socialize together! Our Presidents along with Doug Hamilton have devised a dancing program with lots of variety. (Ad on page 46 ) Simone/Mauitice Kauliman 201-265-5948 38 Princeton PLUS - Second & Fourth Fridays Date Caller Cuer Nov 23 Carl Hanks Ron Rumble Dec 14 * John Carlton Ellen Fury eln 4r Dec LO John Kephart f 111.411114J►G Jan 11 John Carlton Ellen Fury Jan 25 Al Kaesler Ron Rumble N PLUS LEVEL DANCING: 8:00-10:30 PRE-ROUNDS: 7:30 el Lawrence Road Fire House - 1252 Ldwrerrue utile 206 - dwrenuevrfle * Call for location INFORMATION: Call Fred & Cathy - 215 / 736-2088 Princeton MAINSTREAM - Every Wednesday Date Caller Date Caller Nov 28 John Carlton Jan 2 John Carlton Jan 9 Gary Potts Dec 5 John Carlton Jan 16 John Carlton Dec 12 Marion Pearce Jan 23 Larry Davenport Dec 19 John Carlton Jan 30 John Carlton MAINSTREAM DANCING: 7:45-10:00 A Mercerville School - 60 Regina Ave - Hamilton Square INFORMATION: Call Susan - 609 / 890-9359 Princeton ROUNDS - Every Tuesday Ron & Ree Rumble Dancing & Workshops - Casual Dress INTERMEDIATE LEVEL ROUNDS: 7:30 - 9:45 Call for location INFORMATION: Call Carl & Jayne - 201 /236-6735 I 39 Get all Dahled up at The Dahl House SHOP AT OCEAN WAVES DANCES , ( CHECK CLUB AD FOR DATES) , OR I CAN MAKE A HOUSE CALL TO YOUR CLUB. HARMONY DANCERS -- Mountairuside, NJ (MS 6 +) MS - 2 E 4 SatuAday4 Deet4ietd &hoot, Schoot Rd. + - 1 6 3 Ftidays leSI del,LS. ue y KcSpa1 1024 Charles St, Mountainside, NJ 07092 201-232-5078 Delegates: Doris/Dick Zink 313 Cedar St, Garwood, NJ 07027 201-789-1283 Class Coord: Mike/Linda Rubinfeld 77 Mt. Airy Rd, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 201-221-1579 * * Looking back over the months, we ROM have to proclaim our combined US- summer dances a success and we look ura HARMONY bANCER5 forward to a continued association ()DEER F I ELI, mauNrAi.sibe[IEEE IELb WitOOL , N with our sister clubs for next fot !HP° 1,..) 232 Sall A. PVCREATI.J mer OMANI. 1.401 .s 3.1 PC116 season. Our fall season has been a resounding success with our all position dance (APD) tip at our Mainstream dances. A lot of laughs occur as everyone forgets which position they are dancing at the moment. Our Board is busy working on our "live band" dance which is scheduled for March 1991. Harmony Dancers wish to express condolences to club members Lorraine/Lennie Sobin on the loss of Lorraine's mother. Caroline was a great fan of square dancing as she sat in her wheelchair each week and enjoyed the dancing. Her presence will be missed by all. (Ad on page 5 Ken/Edna DeFotd 201-876-9061 ■••1M1.1.1, INGMAN ANGERS 16 Da1G6 with our FUN GIub Every 2nd, 4th, and SPECIAL Occasion Tuesdays at the DINGMAN-DELAWARE SCHOOL during September thru December and Mid-March thru June. Our CALLER - RICH MURPHY *** MAINSTREAM with a little PLUS For additional information call Charlie Scholtes 686-3986 Old Stone Church Educ. Center E. Saddle River Road C6 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m Upper Saddle River, NJ. SEE SAW Info 914-353-2987 or 201-391-1794 Chinese Auction SQUARES Ring in the New! December 1(MS) January 5 (MS) Ej Bill Wagner John Kaltenthaler Joan Wagner% Thanksgiving! Nick Raspa Holiday Gala November 17 (+) nowflake Frolic December 15 j+) J Al Kaesier January 19 (+) % Manny Amor Nick Raspa Q Ej Ray Lehberger Nick Raspa % Nick Raspa % F.A.D. SQUARES -- Maywood, NJ (MS) 1 g 3 Sundays Ametican Legion Hatt, 113 E. PcuZaic St. Presidents: Jim/Pat Broderick 189 Woodland Ave, River Edge, NJ 07661 201-261-5616 rP • Jt Delegate: Dorothy Fels ROUTE 7 rvi ROUTE /7 916 E. Ridgewood Ave, Ridgwd, NJ 07450 201 -447-4964 pun g Valley Class Coord: Dot Loewenstein s 77 Lincon Ave, Elmwood Park, NJ 07407 201-797-1934 aywoo August was an interesting month; 4 callers donated their time, calling to 6 squares, to benefit the PAUL BRODY SCHOLARSHiP FUND. Callers were: Andy Woerner, Jim Broderick, Dick Mazziotti and Fran Wadel. Visiting caller, Don Coy, Ave provided an enjoyable evening for 5 squares during our club caller's absence. Cal 1 er ' s spouse, George Loewenstein, is incoming President of their local synagogue and conflicts DO arise. Besides, it's fun to hear a new voice and see a new face. Come back again, Don. The arrival of granchild #9 didn't stop Dot/George from enjoying the group S/D trip to England, Scotland and Wales in August. Of course, they would have preferred to meet Manny/Gail Amor for dinner in Lakewood rather than as "guests" of British Airlines #185 which lost an engine in the mid- Atlantic! We welcome all dancers to have Fun At Dancing in Maywood. (Ad on pacie 36 ) 9ttuve 201-444-1692 WIRL Tenaliill Twirlers BRYAN SCHOOL - BROOKSIDE AVENUE CRESSKILL, NJ 171 WITH 19 - APPLES & CIDER NOV- 16 - SHARING ENAKILL DEC. 21 - HOLIDAY FUN Tirrells on Rounds John Kaltenthaler on Squares 3rd Friday Rounds 8 p.m. Squares 8:30 p.m. JOIN THE FUN GROUP 41 • CROSS TRAIL SQUARES -- Cadvett, NJ (+) 2 S 4 Wednezdayz Lincotn Schoo', CARne St. Presidents: Russ/Laura Safar ■ . 48 John St, Fairfield, NJ Cr• N. 07004 201-575-0488 ■ / Delegates: Walter/Pat Sickles /4, 33 Glenwood Ave, Bloomfield, NJ . %, Ot .0 iie 07003 201-743-3251 gie 11, vole-- Class Conrd: Frank Renvenuti al ib .„ 111;" gi" .: t, and Brenda Voag ■7 . Riodisu . 198 William St, Little Falls, NJ 07424 201-812-0818 t000loo To Iecooa — o Ilk ii - * * * IC. Cream - Our Open House dance was a huge Owls School. Crane St, Caldirs11.1.J success and 19 people signed up for lessons_ The students are in for a treat when Brenda presents the fashion show in Oct. We welcome all the new graduates that joined our club this year. We have scheduled outstanding callers for this year so we should have exciting dances. We will have more theme dances: Halloween paper bag masks, Thanksgiving turkey trot and a cake walk to name a few. Many of our members went to England with Dot Loewenstein this summer and had fun touring and dancing around the country. It was a very memorable experience and they are eagerly anticipating the next trip. Cross Trailers have a new look. They are sporting jackets with our logo on them. No mistaking them for another clubs but hope we don't have to get them on in a hurry before looking at the name or they may end up with one too big or too small. They will look nice though. (Ad on page27,38) Bob Hopi/Evetyn BoucheA 201-256-3409 COME S1,;17411t 1101,19‘1 . SPITI %Ls • • PF T TI PAN TS PRE SSFS PF T T ICOol TS 1101 611A140 AVf handLembaotdert /OA you HACK SACK NJ SHOES ?Ol 54? 1 Itifl PAt 7F P."Jc RI NIS( C CK IP S :FWEI Rv E S 4.0f N c PANTS 601 SHIRTS MFN S AFL TS ArtcA citl i oviiii4! TIES DELEGATES' J013 RESPONSIBILITIES Each NNJSDA member club appoints one couple as Delegates and one or more couples as Alternate Delegates, not to exceed three couples, none of whom may be a member of the Executive Committee of the NNJSDA. The term of office is from June 1 to May 31. Delegates should be a liaison between their club and the NNJSDA by: - Represent the club at the Delegates Meeting - Act as spokesperson for the club. - Distribute club flyers and collect flyers from other member clubs for distribution at club dances. - Collect copies of G'w.nd Square when distributed at Delegates Meeting and Booster Drive Tags for distribution at club dances. - Announce all information received at the Delegates Meeting at club dances. Continued on page 44 <10-1/ X \ ei\e` tic \ cE, 91'.11) cjavE',„ A LL SQUARE DANCERS VELCoMe 'THE SHIP OF ANGELS'' at:CIA/list chuactk— 18cfo F1: 2 1 . AI/ 5- I a lid 11), ) 10 303 "or, v- ffr ‘v dCLP *411.6 qtr'\\n4 st3,,4N,14•4 1\4 .0\44, evise? ' tp,A,tp) /.071.v;cp q;c0.494tti(‘ c AV4 COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nattey, NJ ) 2 8 4 Fnidato Radc.Wie Schoot, 379 13toemicietd Ave. Z 173 1 to Presidents: Frank/Matha 2intl -C 13 FoTest Ave, Nutley, NJ RouTE 3 07110 201-661-0247 Delegate: Norris Ember vt 209 Passaic Ave, Belleville, NJ eL. 07109 201-759-0864 KINGSLAND Class Coord: Fran Cashil 1 815 No. 6th St, Newark, NJ 07107 201-484-6029 * * * This summer was a great success for our club. We held 4 outdoor dances in July & August and u. attendance was super. Our recent 7gt 1: UJ graduates were frequently seen at C] the NNJSDA Summer Dances and CC ‹E 4C CENTRE ST. Joe/Eleanor Emmerich, George/Bar- bara Skrutskie, Joe/Dottie Welsch Lu all earned their Freeloaoers Badge. Congratulations to all 3 couples and other recent earners of their Freeloaders. Welcome back to the Lawrences who danced this summer in England and Scotland. In August, Phil Hammer/Roz Guerriero joined the square dancers of the Binghamton, NY area for their annual 3-hour demo at the Johnson City, NY Mall. Every year the Binghamton clubs use this demo to obtain new students for their fall class. We successfully started our season in Sept. with some wonderful calling by Michael Johnstone, the White Knight, and received our One Square is Fair Award (Ad on page 31 ) Phil Hawn. 201-743-0985 The Sept. 9th issue of Minrictn'S Day featured an article on June Schlosser and her "Petticoats on Wheels" square dance shop. June is a 64-year-old grandmother from Brownsville, OR, who drives her 60-foot rig 20,000 miles a year. She spends weekends at dance festivals throughout the Northwest and is booked years in advance. During the week, her husband, Robert, helps with paperwork and shipping. They have been married for 26 years and have 6 grown children. The Schlossers have been square dancing since the '50s and June started her business in 1978. She hopes that Robert will be her partner on the road as soon as he retires. "This isn't just a job, I feel like I'm a special part of square dancing," she says. 143 COUNTRY PROMENADERS -- Edison, NJ 2 6 4 Satukciao Hetbett Hoovers JA..H.S., Jackson Ave. Presidents: Grace/Bob Bishe 23 Cayuga Rd, Cranford, NJ 07016 201-276-6219 Delegates: Muriel/Bob Shallcross 14 Linda Lane, Clark, NJ 07066 201-388-4647 Class Coord: Camille/Emilio Pelaez 911 Madison Hill Rd, Rahway, NJ 07065 201-388-5667 * * * Our first dance of the fall season with Manny Amor calling and Ellen Fury on the rounds was made even more enjoyable by a large group of raiders from Bee Sharps. Great to see this so early in the year; they really have their act together. Our sick list has tIsa Byleckie, Clara/Bill Sobolewski and Harry Sorenson recovering but still off the dance floor. Samuel Clemens once said the report of his passing was premature, and our past presidents Frank/Helen Cavanaugh told me my report of their moving is also premature. Our class coordinators, Camille/Emilio Pelaez, are busy with their class activities. Something new, the Country Promenaders and our host school, Herbert Hoover Jr. H.S., got together for a barn dance early in October. HAPPY HOLIDAYS and best wishes for the NEW YEAR to all our dancing friends. (Ad on page 54 ) Hank/Littian Comeau 201-463-0255 XIASQUERADERS Pie-Rounds Plus Level Squares Nov. 16 THANKSGIVING/TURKEY SHOOT Dal t Young Karen Kushl a 7:30-8:00 30 Rich Kell Steve Bradt 8:00- 10:30 Dec. 7 Mark Franks Steve Bradt 21 HOLIDAY FESTIVAL Al Kaesler Steve Bradt Steve Bradt Jan. 4 Bill Heyman 18 SNOW DANCE (WEAR WHITE) Bruce Busch Steve Bradt Feb. 1 Al Kaesler Steve Bradt 15 SWEETHEART DANCE Joe Landi Steve Bradt Mar. 1* ANGEL APPRECIATION NIGHT Al Kaesler Steve Bradt *Hi-Lo Dance 15 ST. PATRICK'S DANCE Rich Kell Steve Bradt AMERICAN CZECHOSLOVAK FARMERS CLUB IIANKINS ROAD, EAST WINDSOR, NJ For Info. Call: Gordon & Barbara Jacobson - 609/799-1987 Detegates' Job Responsibities Continued 0.om page 42 - Announce all NNJSDA Specials and Summer programs at club dances and encourage participation. - Post minutes of the Delegates Meeting at club dance. - Keep club president up-to-date on all NNJSDA activities. - Follow-up with club president to ensure all membership lists, NNJSDA dues, insurance bills, and NNJSDA correspondence and/or questionnaires are up to date. - Serve on various NNJSDA committees as required. - Present the club's ideas and concerns to NNJSDA in writing for investigation and/or solutions as appropriate. - Encourage "One Square is Fair" at all NNJSDA events. - Elect the Officers of the NNJSDA. Jim/Joyce Keay, Pusidents, NNJSDA 44 BUILD CONFIDENCE • SHARPEN SKILLS • REINFORCE LESSONS kElasjc, MAINSTREAM and PLUS Callerlab PROGRAM VIDEOS approved! V Broadcast quality BASIC Featuring BETSY GOTTA. video tapes Filmed SFC:ONn HAI F railer, 77 ye.rc, in television studio, (movements 26-50) Board of Governors, featuring overhead Callerlab. shots. '4995 MAINSTREAM PLUS (Callerlab sequence 51-67) (27 movements) Outside U.S. add $10 Specify "Payable in U.S. Dollars." $3995 $4995 Check or MO only. 19.87-19991 ,lid Ben, Inc Add $3.50 postage and handling • N.J. res. add 7% sales tax Please specify 11 BASIC MAINSTREAM PLUS VHS BETA 11 Mail chccl< or money ordcr to: SQUARE DANCE VIDEOS A Division of Tra Bien, Inc. P.O. Box 1350, Maplewood, NJ 07040 1 Name (Please Print) I Address 1 I City 1 State Zip GS I OMMIMIMIM4MMWMUMMMUMMWWWWMIMWWWWWMMMMMWM.M.WM.M.MIMMMWMNMWMWM COLONIAL SQUARES -- Muth, NJ (C-1) Every Thiaz day Catt Kumpi Schoot, Mi.Edned Tett. Presidents: George/Mary Lou Baurhenn 33 Mapes Ave, Nutley, NJ 07110 201-667-8489 N Delegates: Pat/Frank Cirone 160 Cornell Ave, Rahway, NJ 07065 201-381-7730 A HOT time was had by Colonial Squares the first two evenings we met; however, that didn't stop our dancers from coming and dancing to Roy Leber! We had such a good turnout. We're looking forward to other C-1 dancers joining us and cooler weather. We send our best wishes to Jane Mello and Tony Sorrentino and hope that they will recover and be strong soon. Eileen Leber treats us with her freshly made popcorn and it disappears like magic. Thanks Eileen! Come visit us; we would love to square up with you! George/Many Lou Baukhenn 201-667-8489 A heartfelt "THANK YOU" to each and every one for THANK the many beautiful cards and phone calls that followed my recent surgery. It sure does make one feel better 71110ERI knowing so many care. It is true that square and round dancers make the best friends. Catote Ra6pa 4 5 CLOVERLEAFS Etmwood Patk, NJ (+) Izt Ftiday4 VFW Hatt, 6 Vctetanz Ptace Presidents: John/Connie Huettmann 1 Joseph St., Moonachie, NJ 07074 201-438-0948 Delegate: Joe Passaro 48 Hammel] PI, Maywood, NJ 07607 201-843-2367 Summer went by too quickly for some of us, but the good news is that we can go back to dancing on a regular basis. For Cloverleafs members, it meant waiting until October for the first dance of the season. As usual, we have a variety of excellent callers and our faithful cuers. Doc/Peg Tirrell. Many of our members went CLOVERLEAFS away to local or far away exotic lands. Some like Gloria/Bob Wyman were able to square dance to British and Scottish callers. Our Presidents, Connie/John went to the NSDC in Memphis, TN and had a terrific time. Also, with other active NJ Garden State Campers, they went to the Sussex Fairgrounds in September. As the temperature goes down and the leaves slowly turn yellow and red, we cannot help but think about the holidays. So, we wish you much happiness, good health, good dancing and, of course, PEACE. (Ad on page 17 ) Simone/Mauitice KauAman 201-265-5948 HI TAW TWIRLERS 1990-1991 PUBLIC PHONE (201 261-9887 NEW MILFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL PLUS ROSLYN AVE., NEW MILFORD, N.J. LEVEL NOVEMBER DECEMBER 6 J. Kaltenthaler 11 Andy Woerner * Nick Raspa 18 FESTIVE FOODS 13 Andy Woerner * Betsy Gotta 20 TURKEY TROT ** Roy Gotta Bill Heyman * ALL POSITION MAINSTREAM Nick Raspa JANUARY DANCE/WORKSHOP 27 Andy Woerner * 8 RAID CHAIRMEN FREE J. Kaltenthaler DECEMBER Nick Raspa 4 TOYS FOR TOTS 15 Steve Forman J. Kaltenthaler Nick Raspa Nick Raspa 29 Larry Davenport ** Win One Nick Raspa Rounds-7:30 - Squares•• 7:q5-10:00 Info: (201) 568-6418 - (201) 327-8695 46 ,s,„,„^,„"ers,0".^.^eAPrt"sisAo^PAo^eAaAr eAortftor oAnoAerAeres..A.F's,sre-..*AorNe s.... r."-`,,,,''. nr1 The Square Dance Council of New Jersey PRESENTS the 0BEE New th Jersey Square & Round Dance Convention Saturday, April 13,1991 DO,a&A go 110:SOPN Trenton State College Ewing, NJ Fees per Person $8 thru December 31, 1990 $11 January 1, 1991 thru February 28, 1991 $12 from March 1, 1991 and at the door Make checks or money orders payable to SDCNJ and return this section of the form to the registrars: Don and Pat Stephens, 674 Clifton Avenue, Toms River N J. 08753 Please check if Information is required: di Hy 0 Overnight Accomodabons .5 Name 1 DANCER INFORMATION 5 Name 2 Please Check ALL that apply being registered 5 Others SQUARES Romps 5 Street ❑ Basic =Phases I & II ❑ DPhases II & IV Zip Mainstream Town State ❑ Plus (=Phases V & VI ) Phone ( ) Amount Enclosed $ ❑ Al 0 A2 No confirmation or refunc after March 15, 1991. Cancellation Fee -$2. Proper square OTHER ) dance attire is requ, red `'or Convention activities. NO taping at Convention. Please Eantra ❑Fok Dance ❑CIogging (=Line allow 4-6 weeks for confirmation. Directions will be sent with the confirmation. ) ❑ LEADER INFORMATION ❑ Squares Folk Dance Leaders MUST register by JANUARY 1 , 1991 ❑ Rounds ❑ Clogging to be scheduled. Leader questionnaires will be Please Check ALL that apply mailed upon reciept of this registration form GS ) ❑ Contra ❑ Other CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Haworth, NJ (MS) 4th Fridays St Luke' Epizcopat Chu/Eck, MazzachLusettis Ave. Presidents: Fran/Chris Wadel (temp) 56 New York Ave, Dumont, NJ N MASSACHUSETTS 07628 201-385-4228 w • Delegates: Lisa/Joe Ramirez ST. LUKE'S 41 Addison Rd, Bergenfield, NJ 07621 201-384-3259 Class Coord of New Milford o Tenderfeet: Ed/Clara Klotz S ! 22 Kaufman Dr, Westwood, NJ DUMONT 07675 201-666-1997 * * * NIT K The first Tenderfeet Open House I MADISON AVE. i was held in Haworth in September. MONUMENT Our class coordinators report an enthusiastic new dancer turnout. This summer many Circle Eights members had a chance to visit and square dance with friends of other member clubs. They accepted us with open arms and a BIG YELLOW ROCK. We, the members of Circle Eights, invite all to visit us where dancing and friendships are priorities. We all share the happiness of our square dancing grandmother, Mary Jurasek, who welcomed a new baby grandson into her family. Get well wishes to Joe Ramirez after his recent accident. (Ad on page 59 ) Henty Shiman 201-866-0723 Anyone receiving a mailing from BMI in Red Bank, NJ should not be alarmed and disregard the notice at this time. We understand that 7000 letters were mailed across the state by an overzealous marketing firm. 47 BELLES 6 BEAUX -- Get Rock, NJ (MS) 1,3,5 Wednesdayz Coteman Schoot, Pinetynn Road Presidents: Laurie/Dick Mazziotti 342 Liberty Ave, Hillsdale, NJ (1) 07642 201-664-4482 Delegates: Edna/Ken Franz 41 Garwood Rd, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 201-797-6359 Class Coord: Joyce/Sam Zitman Eix 6 1.3t 36-05 Hale Place, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 201-791-5917 * * Belles Beaux was well represented at L.U.S.T. The Sessions were as much fun as they were informative and some of our members donated blood as well. Of course, John Kaltenthaler's calling terrific ending to a terrific day. September also welcomed us back to the Coleman School for our fall schedule with Larry Davenport calling on a rainy night. But, the dance was well-attended in spite of the weather. Our Open House found new Head Angels: Alice Sanborn, Stan Buczkowski, Mary Jurasek and Henry Shiman busy greeting all our prospective students. Many dancers from other clubs also joined us and are helping as "angels." Ridgewood's Sunday News did a great full page feature on Belles & Beaux on September 30th. In addition, an article also appeared in the Subutban Shopper. How's that for exposure?! (Ad on page 13 21) Malt OhOt (1-411,1ho 201-384-2791 IN 2 IL 12 1990/91 Dancing Schedule Westwood United Methodist Church 2nd and 4th Saturdays Kinderkamack Road & Bergen Street Rounds at 8:00 Squares 8:30 Westwood N.J. 201-666-9801 Information 201-391-0248 201-384-5407 The Friendly Club nicK RRSPFI, Cuer That Dances Plus Larval 0©©©00000 November 24 106 February 9 Bob Paris President's Night Due 3 SamDler Ni l~t Three Now Callers No Rounds February 23 DOT Young 8:00 to 1 1:00p.m. Tho Castoffs December New ?tars Dance March 9 Glan Matthew A2 Tapes 10:15 - 11:00 3 1 Ralpft Stapanell Get your Tickets early $3r5.00 per couple March 23 Doug Rauffman Buffet at 8:00p,m. lobo: 686-3784 Covered Dish starts 6;00 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Now Dance Format starts January 12, April 13 Marvin Northrup 1991. Something for everyone in 01 7:30 Pre-Rounds- with Nick Raspa April 27 Randy Page 8 - 10:15p.m. PLUS Level Squares Pie Night 10:15 - 11p.m. A2 Level Dancing May 1 1 Marlt Castracane XXXXXXXXXXXX Glen Nattliew January 12 Manny Amor May2.5 A2 Tapes 10:15 - 11:00 January 26 Al &leder Juno 8 Doug Eauffman Ice Cream Social 48 NORTHERN NEW JERSEY HNJ St OA SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION STUDENT MID-TERM DANCE SUNDAY, JAN. 27, 1991 WEST MORRIS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL bartley Ka., corner your bridges Ka. INFORMATION: Len & Joan Anfinsen WATCH FOR FLYERS 201-876-4457 RED ROSE EXHIBITION TEAM The RED ROSE Exhibition Team is a group of local area square dancers who have joined together with Ile SpeLi iL yudl of pruMutTng and prelervin y Syuara dancing as the wonderful recreational activity that we all know it to be. Our dancers represent membership in about half of the member clubs of the NNJSDA. Our intent is to serve and work with the Association and its member clubs to assist in attracting new dancers to the classes of the member clubs. The way that we hope to do this is by providing square dance performances for non-dancers wherever and whenever it seems appropriate to do so. We are not looking to replace demos done by our local area clubs, but rather to supplement demos in situations where it seems appropriate to do so. We are not a club in the traditional sense. We do not hold dances or hire callers. We have practice sessions on the first, third and fifth Mondays of each month, September through May. Our dancers cone to our practice sessions to work on our presentations. We have developed highly stylized, precisely timed, smooth dance routines for presentation to the general public. We build our routines around basic choreography that is both simple to execute and pleasing to the eye. We use lots of circles, stars and squares. We want to show prospective dancers that square dancing is both fun and easy to do. We want to show that square dancing really is dancing and that it can be done with style and energy at the same time. All of the members of our team auditioned in order to be on the team. We chose dancers who demonstrated the ability to dance smoothly with style, timing and energy. We also chose our dancers for their Continued on page 50 /(TiN COMING ATTRACTIONS REELER3 IRONIA SCHOOL, RTE. 513 Nov. 16 Joe Landi HARVEST BALL Dec. 7 John Kaltenthaler Dec. 21 Bob Mitchell CHRISTMAS DANCE Dec. 31 Frank Riviccio NEW YEAR'S EVE (reservation required) Jan. 4 Brian Fugere Jan. 18 Dalt Young PIE NIGHT Al/Gale Spinks 7:30 PM PLUS 49 Red Rase Continued ikom page 49 enthusiasm for the dance. That enthusiasm is not something we can teach, but it is something that dancers and non-dancers alike both see and appreciate. We think that it is an important ingredient in attracting new people to square dancing. If a prospective dancer has the impression that we are having a good time, then they may believe that they might also have a good time. In addition to developing presentations for non-dancers, RED ROSE is also developing exhibitions for presentation to square dancers. We have been invited to perform at the Connecticut State Convention next March and hope to perform at the New Jersey State Convention next April. We will also be contacting our local clubs to set up raids and to provide those clubs with a short demonstration of the kind of presentations we are developing. ftian Fa-vie, Team Leaden. Saturday Nite Live! four class level dances with Andy Woerner at the *Saturday January 12 Church of the Good Shepherd *Saturday February 2 Prospect St & New Bridge Rd . *Saturday March 2 Bergenfield NJ *Saturday April 6 8:00 PM with bells on for more information call (201) 261-1047 BEE SHARPS OF SOMERVILLE -- Btidgewatek, NJ ( 4-) 2 6 4 Ftidayz Somutzet County Vo-Tech, Vogt Dive Presidents: Irma Huhn F.- 41 979 Papen Road, Bridgewater, NJ BEE SHARPS 08807 201-722-3565 Somerset County Vo-Tech School and Joan Spagnolo Vogt Drive N 16 Dory Dilts Rd, Flemington, NJ a 08822 201-782-4756 C14 a Delegates: Bob/Mary King 8 Mohave Path, Somerville, NJ 111111111101181Mmummmft 08876 201-218-9007 II 0 Bridgewater 1-287 Commons Class Coord: Jack/Janice Bartholomew Route 22 31 Star View Dr, Neshanic Sta, NJ l i 08853 201-369-6112 At our first dance of the season, Overpass aston Ave we "TOASTED Former Howard Johnson AND ROASTED" our retiring officers. A small tribute BEE SHARPS for such fine efforts on our club's Bridgewater - Somerville, NJ Area behalf. MANY THANKS AGAIN! Our second dance was a Chinese Auction with many fine gifts to bid on for $.25 a chance. We may plan another in the spring. We will continue to add interesting things to our dances and occasional door prizes, such as prizes for our Halloween Dance. Hope to see MANY of you at our dances in the near future! REMINDER: We will have a "Teach a Classic" during prerounds at our second monthly dances. Lessons have started at the Adamsville School on Monday nights followed by Round Dance classes. We're hoping for a nice "new" batch of students this season. (Ad on page 56 ) Peggy Koektek. 201-526-1309 50 AL'e'MO SQUARES -- Bkooktyn, NV w/+ tips) 2 6 4 Sundays Redeemer St. John Ch., 939 83rd St. President: Walter Lasky 2770 West 5th St, Brooklyn, NY 11235 718-996-5848 Delegates: Frank/Sondra Platt 3107 Brighton 1st P1, Brooklyn, NY 11235 718-646-6308 Class Coord: Ann Kravitz 4520 12th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11219 718-633-5140 Another season, another reason for having fun as AL'e'MO Squares starts the year welcoming new members to our club. Frank Pulice is again teaching the class and we're sure they will be glad they joined. We've promised them they will be dancing at our "Make A Child Happy Dance" in December. In addition to helping our new members, our Angels will be able to practice their Plus steps. After the class instruction, Frank is giving a workshop in Pius every Monday. Our Sunday dances are Mainstream with Plus tips. (Ad on page 12 I Ann Ktavitz 718-633-5140 OY m4bApf AmoR NO, No CI-IARLiE JUST A SIMPLE YELL0w kocK. CNARLIE Even mote ominouz than the hound oi a kiot Lo a bunch on ids huddenty quiet. 51 14TH ANN UAL FRIDAY! SAll UnDAY! SUNDAY! January 18, 19,-20, 1991 NEW FOR '91t Adam's Mark Hotel WEEKEND FORMAT City Avenue & Monument Road FRIDAY TIMOUGII Philadelphia, PA 19131 SUNDAY NOON SQUARES TRAIL IN Dave Hodson DANCING Mike Jacobs FRIDAY 3-5 PM Lee Kopman EVENING DANCING STARTS Ron Libby 6:30 PM John Marshall Ben Rubright Anne Uebelacker ALL ROUNDS: LEVELS OF SQUARE DANCING Richard & Fran Lang PLUS THRU C4 CO Ron & Ree Rumble FULL TIME ROUND DANCING Carmen & Mildred Smarrelli (ia PHASE 2-6 WOOD FLOOR FOR ROUNDS MAKE REGISTRATION CHECKS PAYABLE TO REGISTRATION INFORMATION 14th JANUARY JUBILEE Name 0,i14‘ MAIL TO: Mrs. Richard Halley `fitirD { P.O. Box 115, Greeley, PA 18425 Street City Stale Zip Official confirmation will be forwarded. Full refund on cancellation until Dec. 1, 1990 FESTIVAL FEE: • $50.00 PER COUPLE ENTIRE FESTIVAL SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE REQUESTED O $60.00 PER COUPLE NOT STAYING AT ALL DANCING SESSIONS. AT OUR HOTEL LEATHER SHOES RECOMMENDED TYPE OF DANCER: ❑ Plus ❑ Al ❑ Please make your own hotel reservations A2 ❑ Challenge 1 2 3A 3 4 (Circle One) DELAYED SUNDAY CHECKOUT UPON REQUEST ❑ Round Dancer Phase 2 3 4 5 6 {Circle One) January Jubilee/January 18, 19, 20, 1991 Please reserve at the ADAM'S MARK HOTEL/PHILADELPHIA, the following accommodation: Name Company January Jubilee Address City/Stale/Zip Phone I ) 0 Indicate II room will be shared by a third ndull (over rig❑ in), it so Sharing Hoorn with an additional $12 charge will prevail Signature Make check or money order payable to the Adam's Mark Hotel. DO NOT SEND CASH MAIL TO ADAM'S MARK HOTEL, CITY AVENUE & MONUMENT ROAD, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131 To guarantee your reservation we require: ❑ First night's deposit or ❑ Credit card guarantee Arrival Date ❑Am. E. • Erie Arrival Time ❑ Visa/MC N Exp Check-In eller 3 p.m ❑ CB/Diners s Exp Number of Nights (Clieck- out by 1 p m.} ADDITIONAL 10- * INFORMATION ❑darn's rricinzk Mary Jane Halley (717) 6E15-2291 rktit, Kl•iph Lee Kopman (516) 221-5028 City Avenue & Monument Road Philadelphia, PA 19131 t215) 581.5000 52 From time to time callers and CAL2117g dancers express criticism of the The International Association CALLERLAB QS Program. These of Square Dance Callers criticisms range from "Why does CALLERLAB pick such lousy calls for quarterly selections?" to "Who needs these calls? We waste our time learning them and then they just go away!" Those are both good questions and the answers may help everyone to understand the reason for the program and how it operates. The QS program grew out of the square dance situation that existed when CALLERLAB was formed in the early 1970's. At that time, there were no accepted programs of square dancing but there was a nearly endless flow of proposed "new" calls. By 1974 experienced dancers had already decided they didn't like this programming technique. When they went to dances they spent the whole night learning new calls, most of which they would never hear again. It was common for callers to "teach" a half dozen calls at a Saturday night dance. The traveling callers were particularly fond of this technique and they left the local callers with the problem of explaining to the dancers why the club caller hadn't taught these calls. At the earliest CALLERLAB meeting, there were requests frum t about the flood of new calls!". The CALLERLAB response was to identify the Mainstream program. Dancers could then know what they were expected to know. At that time many people were worried that those dancers who enjoyed learning new calls -- and there were many of them -- would want to continue to experiment. Many also believed that there had to be a way for new ideas to be added to the Mainstream program. The QS program was developed to answer both of these needs. Since 1974, CALLERLAB had identified additional dance programs and the calls on these programs have changed several times. The quarterly selection procsis hr.s contributed to these rhnnges. As examples we have RECYCLE on the Mainstream program and SPIN CHAIN THE GEARS on the Plus program. Both these and many others were added through the QS program. There have been many selections in all of the programs that were less than great. But it is important to remember the other purpose of the QS program -- giving dancers who enjoy learning the chance to experiment with new calls. All quarterly selection calls, good or bad, are chosen by a majority vote of a fairly large committee. After a six month trial in the field, the entire CALLERLAB membership voted to keep or drop the QS calls. CALLERLAB has never urged callers to USE the quarterly selections. From the beginning of the program, they have been offered FOR THOSE CALLERS WHO WISH TO INCLUDE A WORKSHOP in their programs. The goal was to narrow the number of new calls that were presented so that dancers everywhere learned the same ones. The other common complaint is that some of the selections have not been good calls. That certainly is true but we should be grateful. Most people believe we have more than enough calls on our dance programs already. If all the Os were good enough to deserve a place on the lists, we could never keep the programs to a reasonable size. There is serious discussion about whether the Quarterly Selection process has outlived its usefulness. Some people are urging that we do away with the process entirely. Before we take that step we should consider how the needs that led us to establish this process will be served without it. The process does provide very strong standardization of workshop material throughout the world. It also provides a process for introducing new material into the square dance vocabulary. Without this orderly and accepted process there is a great risk that we could return to the confusion that existed prior to 1974. 53 With the recent demi6e 06 of atea'6 only 4ingte club, Sotitaitu, the 6oteowing atticte seem quite apptoptiate. THE SINGLE SQUARE DANCER * Single? By Carol Forste, Springfield, MO Feel Like In 1976, I was a happily married lady...then Yourein all of a sudden, I found myself single. Life The Boat changed. What does one do with oneself after Alone? 20 years of married life? It was a struggle. Hearing about a square dance club for singles, I decided to go see what was going on. I was scared to death that first night when I walked into that room full of strangers. But everyone was laughing, talking and hugging. The man on the microphone said, "Square up!" "What?" Someone came for me, "NO, I just came to watch." But that didn't work. I was up on my feet and so was everyone else. Then the man said "Allemande, circle, weave, promenade." Such language! I felt like a stupid idiot. Then he said, "Yellowrock!" Oh, that Wdb nice. Well before the night was over, I decided this was for me. I wanted to know everything yesterday. Now it is 1988, again I am a happily married _lady, but a SQUARE DANCER. When I think back on those 12 years I cannot begin to count all the beautiful people I have met and all the beautiful friends I have. In the beginning, square dancing was my survival. It gave me life, joy, fun, friends and a purpose. Now it's my love. To all beginners, stick in there. You have a wonderfully full life ahead of you. The door has just opened. You are a SQUARE DANCER! To the married dancers, "Remember, you are a potential single every day of your life." The singles wish to thank you for sharing your partners at times. * Reprinted from USDA News Ed'4 Note: We ake happy to nepokt that Sue Tobiazon *Amen SoZitaites members) 4:4 intetated in 6-tatting a 6ingtez dub. You mat, contact het at 70 Pank Tett. Eat, Apt. 41, New Yank, NY 10034 - 212-567-6075. Andy Woennen ttying to tevive Sotitaineis. Contact him at 201- 261- 1047. Poroyffes, V titifr t swine Dance aid ELLEN FURY on Rounds 7:30 Plus Level Squares 8:00 -10:30 COUNTRY PROMENADERS Hall Phone (201) 225-9815/9825 Herbert Hoover Middle School President's Phone (201) 276-6219 Jackson Avenue, Edison, NJ 2nd & 4th Saturdays November 10 Ralph Stapenell February 23 Glenn Matthew November 24 Red Bates March 9 Bob Silva December 8 Ralph Trout March 23 Jack O'Leary December 22 -No Dance- April 13 -No Dance- January 12, 1991 Al Kaessler April 27 Dan Koft January 26 Will Larsen May 11 Mark Franks February 9 J. KaltenthalPr May 25 J. Kaltenthaler 1 With cooperation from the United Square Dancers of America and the Ameri can Dance Committee of Legacy, square dancers are building a strong support base to gain the recognition of Square Dance/Folk Dance of the U.S.A. through legislation in individual states. Square Dancing is the American Folk Dance in the states of 1. Oregon, 2. Washington, 3. Tennessee, 4. Alabama, 5. New Jersey, 6. Florida, 7. West Virginia, 8. Oklahoma, 9. California, 10. Idaho, 11 . Mmccarhuce.ttc , and 19. I 11inois. Ohio and Missouri have bills in their legislatures. Other states formulating plans are Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Taxes and Virgina. Checklist for Flyer or Ad Preparers - DAY OF WEEK dance is held - TOWN in which dance is held - PROGRAM (i.e. MS, Plus, etc.) - CALLER and/or CUER NAME(S) - NAME & PHONE NUMBER FOR INFORMATION - AREA CODE OF PHONE NUMBER - ACCURATE MAP and/or WRITTEN DIRECTIONS Include major (G.S.P.,Turnpike etc.) if possible. - EXPIRATION DATE in lower right hand corner of flyers of when to discard. Following procedures previously adopted by the membership, ROUNDALAB recently adopted a Classic List (0!)6,D for 1990-91. Dances are listed by Phases. The Phase .1?) Rating System does not take into consideration timing, syncopation or degree of difficulty. Therefore, some of the material listed in particular phase may be more difficult. Dale/Jo Yakimowski are Classic Chairman. 11. In ::he Arms of Love (Morrison) +1 PHASE I & II 12. Games Lovers Play (Wolcott) 1. Hush (Croft/de Zordo) 13. Three A.M. (Moss) +1 2. Buffy (Metzger) 14. Shiek of Araby (Roberts) +1 3. A Taste of the Wind (Eddins) 15. Beautiful River (Morrison) 4. Jacalyn's Waltz (Wilhoit) 5. Baby O'Mine (Fiyalko) PHASE IV 6. Piano Roll Waltz (Green) 1. Pop Goes the Movies (Raye) 7. Houston (Smith) 2. I Wanta Quickstep (Palmquist) 8. All Night (Jaeb) 3. Gazpacho Cha (Lawson) +2 9. Good 01' Girls (Eddins) +1 4. Adios (Kullip/Norman) 10. Kon Tiki (Glazier) +1 5. Biloxi Lady (Eddins) +2 11. Pearly Shells (Latta) +1 6. Send Her Roses (Palmquist) +2 12. Neapolitan Waltz (Hardin) 7. Til Tomorrow (Palmquist) 13. Little White Moon (Wilder) 8. Hooked on Swing (Windhorst) St. Louis Blues (Mueller) 9. Lazy Sugarfoot (Proctor) +1 15. Cab Driver (Caldaronc) 10. Dance (Merola) PHASE III PHASE V & VI 1. Desert Song (Leach) +2 1. Maria Elena (Ward) 2. Crazy Eyes (Eddins) +2 2. Tampa Jive (Macuci) +1 3. Maria Rumba (Wolcott) 3. Para Esto (Roberts) +1 4. Patricia (Walkingshaw/Goss) +1 4. Rainbow Foxtrot (Blackford) 5. Butterfly (Proctor) 5. Hawaiian Wedding Song (Lovelace) +2 6. That Happy Feeling (Tennent) 6. Cavatina (Barton) VI 7. Apres L'Entriente (Dahl) +1 Sugarfoot Stomp (Easterdays) 8. Hallelujah (Reeder) 8. Amor Cha (Barton) VI 9. Third Man Theme (Reilly) 9. Carmen (Walker) 10. Lisbon Antigua (DeMaine) +2 10. Caress (Roberts) Dale/Jo Zumwalt, ROUNDALAB's Round-of-the-Quarter Chairmen, have announced the following: Phase III - "Quietly Foxtrot" - Jim/Carol Tucker Phase IV - "Calender Girl" - Susie/Gert-Jan Rotscheid Phase V & VI - "Rockin' Robin" - John/Mary Macuci 55 ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS The Round Dance Council lost the hall for its usual 1st Sunday in November dance so had to reschedule it for mid-October. We hope you all heard about the change in time to join us. If not, please be sure and come enjoy our spring dance. Our summer Council meeting is always a special time. We share experiences from the various workshops and schools our members attended - and always winds up with a pot luck supper. We forgot in the last report to mention that Herb Rivkin also attended the 14th ROUNDALAB Convention. All of our Council meetings now include an "education" period. This year each of our scholarship recipients will be presenting material from the teachers schools they attended. All the leaders at our meetings dance the rounds that are being considered for round-of-the-month. This gives all a better feeling of the "danceability" of the dance. Once a dance is selected the choreographer's name is revealed. September was "Starlight Waltz" by Doc & Peg Tirrell (NJ). October's was "All Shook Up" by John & Norma Becker (TX). CLOUD 9 Spinks,Mountain Lakes,NJ - Wed/Thur 201-689-3316 We dance at Wilson School. On Wed. nights we have a Phase III workshop beginning at 7. At 8:30 we do Phase III dances. On Thursdays we begin Phase IV at 7:30 t, move into Phase V at 9:30. See our ad for Round Dance party schedule, starting in November. (Ad on page 26) PRINCETON ROUNDS Rumble, Lawrence/Hamilton, NJ 201-657-0212 It was really "back to school" in September as Ron & Ree challenged us with "Mambo Five" for several weeks. We'll probably be up to Mambo 4.5 by the time we're done and enjoy watching Ron & Ree do it right. (Aren't two people doing "Mambo Five" a perfect ten?) (Ad on page 39 ) Carl & Jayne Koch 201-236-6735 RAMAPO RHYTHMAIRES Tirrell, Waldwick, NJ - Wed 201-568-5857 Our Phase III class overflows with happy couples. We've explored a little bit of rumba and are now working on the waltz figures. Spin turn, whisk, hover, telemark are no longer mysteries ... even if we aren't doing them quite right. The Phase IV class, tho small, is moving along well as we work on the ROUNDALAB Classic list. We've enjoyed "Til Tomorrow", reviewed Want A Quickstep", and have been working on "Adios". REFLECTIONS Raspa, Rutherford,NJ 201-896-1891 Sept. 17th found us welcoming a very nice and enthusiastic group anxious to learn Round Dance Basics. Warmth and friendliness seemed to dominate the entire evening. Sure does promise a nice year for all of us. OF IBEE SHARPS SOMERVILLE Somerset County Technical Institute, Vogt Drive, Bridgewater, NJ Nov. 9 NO DANCE School Closed Nov. 23 NO DANCE School Closed :6 - Dec. 14 Hi-Lo Dance - Betsy Gotta, Calling - Roy Gotta, Cueing '' vs'i- Alternate Student & Plus Level Tips - Students, Half Price Cts I Dec. 28 NO DANCE School Closed 0 4,--• Jan. & Feb. WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS Irma Huhn 722-3565 Early Rounds 7:30 PM t Squares 8:00-10:30 PM Sfto sole shoes a Joan Spagnolo 782-4756 56 ROCK-A-ROUNDS Woerner, Pomona, NY - Mon - 201-261-1047 Class & club are doing well - you are welcome to come join us. ROYALTY ROUNDS Anderson, Brooklyn, NY - Mon - 718-727-5141 Redeemer-St. John Church is the site for a fun filled night for a happy group of round dance neophytes under the direction of Donna/Bill Anderson. Kings Squares' R/D circle is rapidly enlarging. TIRRELL TWIRLERS Tirrell, Cresskill,NJ - Sun/Mon/Tues 201-568-5857 In spite of the Monday holidays, we've managed to get in a lot of danc- ing time. Something new - the last Monday in the month is request nite! "Hands Up Cha" has kept the Tuesday niters busy. Sorry to report Les Davis fell off a ladder while washing windows, & has been sidelined for a while. Now we all know why we don't do windows! Sunday nights are now devoted to "You Asked For It" sessions. Please call for more info. TRISTRAM'S ROUNDS Watchun.g, NJ Our Round Dance program is well under way. Please call for info. STORE HOURS: TUES 12 - 5 180 GRAND AVE WED 12 - 5 HACKENSACK NJ THUR 2 - / 201 347 1144 FRI 12- 5 SAN SAT 12 - 5 -14-1 4111143y aflaidays 4 #_, L,1 • k , 7i: cn. 6 C',. FREE HUG! ...., "...4 .ROUIE 4 COUPON CFRTIFIC ATES ut,...... "...... 16...... 1.11 r.11 ■/..1 W;1. 1111 r, : ...-., , , .1 ,...., p i V17 /,1.111,' P,(111.. .__ :c1 -.1 ---i' .-. il 1. “111 ,-,.._, .5' -..-, ;1.,=_.4.1 Sr 10_ ',Ai. .-1, , • EXPUIA T ION DATU: ENI W.__F TE , > lj f NT MK f A.\ I .2 (11 lifliCi N M41.) Ihnu dec. 2"i - any RED outAt: 10% of/7 irtI (ill At the Jim Pulaski Special in September the following dancers were presented with their Patron Dangles: Ron Kapnicki & Ruth Edison; Phil Hammer & Roz Guerriero; and Len Sodora, Jr. Also earning their Patron Dangle but not present at the dance were: Brenda Voag & Frank Benvenuti. They will be presented with their dangle at our next dance. Patrons earn their dangles by visiting 26 NNJSDA member clubs, on their regular dance night and to the club caller (if there is one). You may have your Patron card signed during July or August, if that club regularly dances in the summer. Patron card blanks were put in ail the I r graduate's packets. you need another, just a,m usiy y e editors. 57 From The Dahl House A, ieeue:e I'm still in a state of shock that the warm weather is just about over. I was going to get so much done this summer. I was going to ?Ii'i3H renovating my house, I was going to 37_,N OFT the basement, I was going to Seel, 6_4, ;eEd so m-och, I was going to r,et 0.RG-',1,7= for my club's dances with ad- vance flyers, dangle orders, committees for dance s)ecials, --- well, as my aunt ?eg always said, The road to hell is raved with good intentions"! I seem to be laying a 4-lane if-Thwq.y - fqster tIlnn nny ncyntrqntnr hAliAvp, T j.]qt hope the distance is extremely long. And now with summer nrojects still very uncon)leted I have to write some hints for you so you can gee some ideas for Christmas. I feel like a time traveler who lost the remote control. I'm sure I'm not the only one in this predicament. You were going to get all those special outfits made, and there never seemed eo be enough time. How about some euicx :sick-me-ups for those tired but tried true outfits we already have? / ,,re the collars -- cuffs of shirts and/or blouses sliow- --ing signs of much use? over them with a coordinating (N: solid or print and use the same fabric to make an over- ` skirt, a sash, a bow, a tie, a shirt yoke, an a2ron, n aeIlique, shoe bows, shoe laces, ruffles for skirt and/or blouse, garters (one for her leg, one for his sleeve?). Use srecial holiday --)rints to make a "Headliner" of plain stuff. ■P(y You can customize new store-boughts. too. Check sho)s —for sales, seeciels closeouts. eenetimes you can / 'ake in the larger sizes, or add lace trim or hem ruf- fles to "too short" skirts, or :.clique over dirt or stains, or add sleeves to sleeveless dresses, or (if you're skilled enough) enlsrge a "too small" garment. \t T)o you crochet? --'ow about an overskirt? Chain a length long enough to fit through when joined end to end, and crochet out like a round tablecloth. The waist can have elastic or a drawstring or sash. ''ow skilled are you at this and how brave is the man? You could crochet yokes for his shirts. 1,,, 1-ow Mout macrame? Is this in your repertoire of cre- --ative talents? dry ties, c'iokers, belts, necklaces, bracelets, watchbands, even yokes and overskirts. ` --Icrame bolo ties are es2ecially nice when combined with naturels findings (sea shells, rocks, feathers, etc.) abric aint, enbroidery ,-- needlepoint, — tedious but beautiful. This is not -• a "cuick fix" however it can become -Tour unique signature. Oh, I can hear the wheels of creati- vity grinding into gear ill the way over herel zee-7f 58 1990 MAINSTREAM DANCES ra,uxzwrS EPISCOPAL W Et 421 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE OFF KNICKERBOCKER ROAD I. SEPT 28 COOKIE DELIGHT BILL HEYMAN 2. OCT. 26 AUTUMN FLAVORS BILL HEYMAN Church of the Good Shepherd Prospect St & Newbridge Rd. Bergenfield NJ 3. NOV. 23 DIET DELIGHT LARRY DAVENPORT 4. DEC. 28 30th ANNIVERSARY BILL HEYMAN DINNER & DANCE BROWNSTONE HOUSE, Paterson,NJ TIME: 8:00 - 10:30 P.M. SID ATTIRE &NON-MARKING SHOES FOR INFORMATION: JERRY & ANNA LOU BECKMAN (201) 768-6389 C ()me 304% us cis Cit c.1a Celebrates ;+s 36+2- \rap- be_cem6er 28 -16, :so-0:150 Pe-1 at the BROWNSTONE House Paterson, NJ $20/person $40/couple Squares: BILL HEYMAN Rounds: DOC & PEG Send checks & reservation to: Fran Wadel 56 New York Avenue, Dumont, NJ 07628 (201) 385-4228 Name: Address: Phone: Amount Enclosed: 59 POSITIONS AVAILABLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE POSITIONS AVAILABLE ASPIRING ARTIST Immediate opportunity for budding Rembrandt to demonstrate artistic abilities. Primary responsibilities will be to design and publish an exciting encyclical program to launch a major distribution blitz by a reknown dance group. Cross-functional expertise in map making a plus. Access to free printing will guarantee you promotion in this high exposure position. PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST Premier northern NJ establishment needs sharp individual with demonstrated proficiency in site negotiations to assist in ongoing location diversification strategy. Specific knowledge of cheap halls with wooden floors a definite advantage. SAVVY DESIGNER Dynamic dance-affiliated group seeks a crisp new design for its official banner. Successful individual will receive broad exposure of his/her work to a highly erudite culture. No experience necessary. SENIOR ACCOUNTANT Leading service organization requires an experienced accounting professional to audit non-profit association accounts. This position requires a mature, flexible individual with strong interpersonal skills and analytical experience. Will consider immature rigid hermit who can add. Interested individuals can reply in complete confidence to Jim/Joyce Kelly, RD #2, Box 224A, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 - 211-6 8-42 1. Detegate4 Meeting Continued 6tom page 4 Coordinators. Packets of helpful information sent to Class Coordinators via Delegates or mail. CORR. SECY: Report given by President-5 copies of club rosters due by December 1. REC. SECY: Received Dingman Dancers application for membership. Clearance given for special benefit dance for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome on October 21. GRAND SQUARE: First issue by new editors has been distributed. Computer has finally arrived. Tirrells were presented with their Editor Emeritus badges. INSURANCE: Policy renewal received and paid by the Association Treasurer. Premium increase was only $3. Applications have been sent to the clubs and bills will be prepared and forwarded to the clubs shortly. Clubs should contact the insurance company only through Insurance Coordinators and never directly. Last year 2 claims were settled and 1 denied. L.U.S.T.: 154 people attended including 14 officers and 32 staff members (see report on page 6 of this issue). BLOOD BANK: 50 people donated at L.U.S.T., some local residents. OLD BUSINESS: One Square is Fair Award will be given to Covered Bridge, Cross Trails, Harmony Dancers, Ironia Reelers, Richmond Dancers, Spinning Wheels and Valley Squares at the Sept. 29th Jim Pulaski Special. J & M Squares will not change its name. The Aquinos will be Presidents and the club will dance 1,3,5 Sundays beginning in Jan. 1991. Meeting adjourned at 3:30 PM. Next meeting on Sunday, Jan. 20, 1991 at the VFW in Elmwood Park. Education Session at 1 PM, meeting at 2 PM. 60 TIMES SQUARES -- New Vo'ia, NY (AS, +, A-2) MS - EveiLy Tuesday P.S.#3, Chniztophet S Guve Sys. Evety Thwtsday AZt + 6 A- 2 tips - Gay Comm. Ctn., 208 U. 73th St. At MS S + - 2 g 4 PLiday4 GneenwAlch Viaage Times Squares' main problem is providing enough dancing for everyone in the various programs! We have several squares of A-2 dancers in addition to our Plus and Mainstream dancers. This year we added a second weekly club night and are experimenting with various programs. Currently, Tuesday evenings are Mainstream with occasional star tips in other pruyiaffis and Thursday evcnings alternate Plus and A-2 tips. The new Basic/Mainstream class, which began in September, meets every Wednesday. The positive side of a large membership has been the ability to hire callers for a larger fraction of our club dances. In addition to many fine local callers, we have had several excellent callers from around the country and Canada. Singles as well as couples are always welcome at any of our dances. Sheldon Gteen 212-741-0168 and Chick Chickening 718-857-9518 The 4ardeol 5-tat,- Campers hosted_ the N.1 State Camporee at the Sussex County Fairgrounds this past September. It was a busy weekend with dancing from Friday evening through Sunday morning. One of the highlights of the weekend was the Grand March through the Fairgrounds. There were after parties each night and 2 couples received free airplane rides over the site on Saturday afternoon. John Kaltenthaler, Manny Amor and Dalt Young provided the calling for MS, Plus and A-1. Rounds were cued by Margaret Shipman, Peg Dockry and the Spinks. Clogging and contras were also part of the program. Contact Gardner at 201-935-6123 for info on next year's camporee. M.V ■Im.■•■ MASQUERADERS -- Hightztown, NJ (+) 1, 3 6 5 Ftidao Am. Czech. Fanmen4 C.Eub, Rt. 130 6 Hankins Rd. Presidents: Gordon/Barbara Jacobson 16 Edgemere Ave, Plainsboro, NJ 1lf • P S h,rylnn/ 08536 609-799-1987 /' GE 1,10 Class Coord: Joe Magnola 71 il,,.‘eten 14,7it If o.n F.1 389 Bolton Rd, 31 E. Windsor, NJ F-0.1 4 08520 609-443-5162 * * c Square and Round Dance classes fn II 4.4 got off to a great start in early r Aer ii 74% October and continue to be well- attended. Square dancing is taught ham k int oir by Gary Potts on Tuesdays and Rounds by the Bradts on Mondays in West Windsor schools. The Friday r Dine r dances this fall have been lots of /30 fun. Al Kaesler, our club caller, whom we have once each month, has last year's students up to speed and all seem to be enjoying themselves. Brian Fugere called for us in September and Bruce Busch called our Cider 'n Donuts dance in October at which we celebrated the cooler weather and all the colors and smells of autumn with seasonal snacks and decorations. Now we look forward to a lot of good dancing as we approach the end of the year. We wish everyone a most Happy Holiday Season! (Ad on page 44 ) Manion/Nonni A-twaten. 609-466-3408 61 DINGMAN DANCERS -- Dinmanis Fetty, PA (MS w/+ tip) 2,4 g 5 Tuesdays Dingman-Detawalte Schoot., Rt. 739 Dingman Dancers have returned to their winter location at the Dingman- Delaware School. Mainstream dances with a Plus tip are scheduled for the 2nd, 4th and some 5th Tuesdays. Open House was held for 3 consecutive weeks in September and club caller Richard Murphy will teach class. Several members attended L.U.S.T. in September and returned with a lot of material and important information. Club Presidents, Charles/Peggy Scholtes, were introduced at the NNJSDA Delegates Meeting. We are awaiting acceptance. Members and caller Richard Murphy danced for and with wheelchair bound patients at the Head Injury Recovery Center in Milford also in September. This community service is performed by Dingman Dancers throughout the year. Our enthusiastic and energetic President, Charles Scholtes, wrote, edited and published the first edition of the the club newsletter, "Dingman Dancers Dispatch" which outlined activities for the remainder of the year. Dinqman Dancers are lucky indeed to have such a president. (Ad on page 40 ) Peggy Bittadato 717-296-7951 MERRI-EIGHTS 1st & 3rd Fridays Squares - 8:00 PM Plus Program Pre-Rounds - 7:30 PM Advanced after tip At Dag Hammarskjold School, Rues Lane, E. Brunswick: Nov. 2 Glenn Matthew Mary McGee Presidents' Dance Nov. 16 Baty Hill Ron Rumble Thanksgiving (Bring a can of food for the needy for the Holidays.) Dec. 7 Glenn Matthew Ron Rumble Toy for Tots Dec. 21 Richard Kell Ron Rumble Christmas Dance At K of C, Jackson St., South River: Dec. 31 Forman/Serebnick Doc Tirrell Ticket Dance At Dag Hammarskjold: Jan. 4 Glenn Matthew Karen Kushla Jan. 18 Brian Fugere Karen Kushla Snowball Dance Feb. 1 Glenn Matthew Ellen Fury Feb. 3 Numerous Callers Karen Kushla Deborah Dance Feb. 15 Mike Conning Valentine's Dance Mar. 1 Glenn Matthew Roy Gotta Info: Debbie Walker 908-251-1894 Joy & Milt Relies 908-257-5923 Anget Tips Continued 6kom page 26 your comments. Admit when you make a mistake in a square. Beginners will be less tense about their mistakes. - Class time is important. The students have so much to learn that every moment counts. Don't ask for special tips for the angels; you can dance every night of the week if you choose. Students only have this night. - Be positive! Make suggestions for improvement instead of complaining. - Keep dance styling in pure form with no short cuts. Follow these tips and you will be the perfect angel! 62 THE GOAL IS 2,000 FOR THE 5TH NJ CONVENTION General Chairmen, Manny and Gail Amor, have set their sights on 2,000 as their attendance goal for the 5th NJ Convention to be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1991, at Trenton State College in Ewing. They have assembled a dedicated Committee from all across the State that is hard at work fine tuning the plans for a fabulous, well-organized Convention. Many callers, cuers and dance leaders from the tri-state area have already registered to provide continuous dancing from 10 AM to 10:30 PM. The square dance program will include Mainstream, Plus, Advanced and Challenge dancing and special sessions for new dancers, "Approaching Mainstream." Round dancing in all Phases has been scheduled throughout the day as well as selected hours dedicated to clogging, contra and folk dancing. The day's activities will be enhanced with several shows including clogging, heritage and square dance demonstrations, after party skits and a fashion show. There will be several Education Sessions guaranteed to interest many dancers and the Showcase of Ideas will provide information about the area dance organizations. A full compliment of vendors will offer the latest in dance fashions and accessories. The Grand March at 7 PM promises to be the most impressive event of the day. The campus snack bars will be open throughout the day to feed hungry dancers and a delicious buffet will also be featured. Several area restaurants are a short drive from the college. FREE parking for self- contained recreational vehicles (no hook-ups) will be available from Friday night to Sunday morning. There are also a number of fine hotels and motels only a short drive from the campus. Send your registration in today before the price increase takes effect! Details are available from Don & Pat Stephens, 674 Clifton Ave., Toms River, NJ 08753. Additional Convention information can be obtained from Kathy & Charlie Porter, Publicity Directors, 99 Stanley Ave, Staten Island, NY 10301 (718-448-9761). 4. Or Ati.it 11041101K1*( jOr 41Pf 11* .AO* Aire 11/4111: 1VOtik Following is a list of advertisers in this issue. Please tell them that you saw their ad in Grand Square. AL'e'MOS-12 J & M Sqs.-28 Bee Sharps-56 January Jubliee-52 S/D Videos-45 Belles & Beaux-13, 21 Judy's S/D Shop-15 See Saw Squares-41 Circle Eights-59 Kings Sqs.-18 Silver Stars-20 Cloverleafs-17 Lakeland Sqs.-11 Staten Sq. Set-25 Country Promenaders-54 Leisure Sqs.-22 Spinning Wheels-30 Covered Bridge-31 M.T. Sqs.-34 Sussex Spinners-19 Cross Trail-27,38 Masqueraders-44 Tenafly Sqs.-9 Dahl House-40 Merri Eights-62 Tenakill Twirlers-41 Dingman Dancers-40 NNJSDA-33, 49, 60 Twirls & Swirls-23 F.A.D. Sqs.-36 New Year's/Page et al-16 Valley Sqs.-29 Free Dance/Gotta et a1-32 Ocean Waves-43 Warren Wheelers-14 Harmony Dancers-5 Princeton Sqs.-39 Western Wheelers-48 Hi Taw Twirlers-46 Richmond Dancers-7 Woerner/Mid-Season-37 Hix & Chix-35 Rounds/Spinks-26 Woerner/Sat. Nite-50 Hunterdon Hayshakers-6 Rutgers Prom.-24 Y Sqs.-10, 20 Ironia Reelers-49 S/D Council NJ-47 Yellow Rock-42, 57 The Editors reserve the right to edit, correct or otherwise modify articles or ad copy submitted for publication. 63 Please use this listing of NNJSDA Clubs by days and Programs to help you decide "Where To Dance." See the Club write-up (alpha Z-A) and/or ad for location and contacts. Clubs desiring to change dance night or location MUST contact NNJSDA Rec. Secy for Clearance. MAINSTREAM PLUS Sunday Sunday Al'e'Mo Squares - 2/4 (w/+ tips) Kings Squares - 1/3 F.A.D. - 1/3 Monday Monday Spinning Wheels - 2/4 Spinning Wheels - 1/3/5 Tuesday Tuesday Hi Taw Twirlers - every (w/APD MS) Lakeland Sqs.- every (4-1- tip) Wednesday Belles & Beaux - 1/3 (Jul-Aug) Cross Trail Squares - 2/4 Wednesday Isle Squares - 2/4 Belles & Beaux - 1/3/5 (Sep-Jun) Thursday Princeton Squares - every Hix & Chix - 2/4/5 Thursday Valley Squares - 1/3 Hix & Chix - 1/3 Friday Rutgers Promenaders - 2/4 Bee Sharps - 2/4 Warren Wheelers - 1/3 (w/+ tips) Cloverleafs - 1 Friday Covered Bridge Squares - 2/4 Circle Eights - 4 Harmony Dancers - 1/3 Kittatinny Rngrs - 1/3 (Alt MS/+) Ironia Reefers 1/3 Ocean Waves - 1/3 Kittatinny Rngrs - 1/3 (Alt MS/+) Sussex Spinners - 2/4 (w/A- tips) Merri Eights - 1/3 Tenafly Squares - 2 Princeton Squares - 2/4 Tenakill Twirlers - 3 Saturday Y Squares - 2/4 Country Promenaders - 2/4 Saturday Leisure Squares - 1/3 Harmony Dancers - 2/4 M.T. Squares - 1/3 See Saw Squares - 1 Richmond Dancers - 2/4 See Saw Squares - 3 ADVANCED Staten Sq. Set - 1/3 Sunday Western Wheelers - 2/4 J & M Squares - every (A-2) CHALLENGE Wednesday Thursday - Colonial - every (C-1) Mountain Squares - 1/3/5 (A-2) Friday - Montville - 1/3 (C-1) Saturday - Ramapo - 2/4 (C-1) DANCES CANCELLED November: December: 8 - Colonial 8 - Harmony Dncrs. 30 - J & M Sqs. 11 - J & M Sqs. 20 - Hix & Chix 31 - Spinning Wh. 21 - Mountain Sqs. 22 - Harmony Dncrs. January: 22 - Colonial Sqs. Richmond Dncrs. 1 - Lakeland Sqs. Hix & Chix Western Whirs. 3 - Hix & Chix Rutgers Prom. 23 - J & M Sqs. 10 - Rutgers Prom. 23 - Sussex Spnnrs. 24 - Spinning Wh. 21 - Spinning Wh. 24 - Harmony Dncrs. 25 - Hi Taw Sqs. 22 - Hi Taw Sqs. 25 - J & M Sqs. Lakeland Sqs. 30 - Mountain Sqs. 27 - Colonial Sqs. Rutgers Prom. The first shift, Peg & Donna Anderson, arrived at 9 AM and Bill arrived later via Doc's dentist chair. The second shift, Dick/Shirley White, arrived about 11 AM. We discovered Shirley has a hidden talent: she's a great hot waxer! And Dick can alphabetize any mess you give him! The third shift, Leo/Lois Bichler arrived about 1:00 PM. Donna brought lunch for everyone and Lois brought munchies. The fourth shift, Karen/Greg Kushla, arrived at 6 PM just as the pizza was being delivered. The day finally ended when Karen/Greg finished proofreading at 11 PM. What a day and what great help. We even eat good. Thanks to all of our terrific helpers. Kathy 6 ChaAtie 64