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2 American Squaredanoe July 1993 e want to bring your attention to some of Wthe interesting input into "What's Going On In Square Dancing." BY- LINE The American Historic Inns, Inc. offers dis- counts on Bed & Breakfast places throughout the country. Sponsored by Nabisco products. There is an address to write to for information. It sounds like a good deal! LEGACY offers a "Promo Pak" for new classes. Now is the time to start thinking about your fall class. Don't miss this opportunity to order your pak. In Squared Circle, by Frank Lehnert, you will be moved to perhaps action by his great article about his success rate of daytime dancing. It included seniors as well as younger people. It's a "must read" article. There is also a delightful and perhaps "chilling" article talking about the "Blizzard Of '93." Don't miss reading about those dancers experiences.

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an answer. I have heard many flimsy very where you turn a page in our excuses over the years and weak sister Esquare dance world of literature, attitudes when it comes to getting the we find writers addressing the aspect of new dancers into a class. our loss of dancers. Is it a loss or is it just Let's face it, our activity is one of an that we cannot get new classs started. It exclusive kind and stands out where ever is true that we are not having such a it is portrayed. Some people, especially successful time of recruiting beginners, women, will tell you that they feel silly even though there is advertisement in wearing an outfit that looks like Bo— many forms about our activity. I was de- Peep. that is an observance lighted to see that the National News had That is difficult to understand when a couple of spots of the 41st National most women like looking as frilly as pos- Convention in Cincinnati. sible. The men's clothing is a buffer for There are many clubs advertising the women's attire. They can wear their square dancing in various ways. It's square dance clothes any place and still costly to advertise and time consuming not feel like they are standing out in a to demonstrate at various places around crowd. I'll be honest, I don't like to have our cities. We sometimes wonder if it's to go into a grocery store before going to worth it! Many clubs have been disap- a dance. Some people look at you like pointed at the lack of response from their you are an escapee from a masquerade efforts. party. But there are some who know what Some say that Country Western the clothes stand for and that makes it a Dancing is encroaching on our activity. I little better. don't doubt it one bit. They only have to I believe a lot of the trouble we are learn a few steps and they are off and having in keeping dancers, stems from running. They can go any place and do the quantity of our activity. The long lists their type of dancing without having to of our programs. The length of time it worry about six or seven other people or takes to teach a class and when we do a caller. They don't even have to worry graduate them they are no more ready about what clothes they must wear. for dancing else—where than the man in Some people say we should loosen the the moon. They get clobbered the minute dress code and include the Country they go innocently to a Saturday night Western Dance dress wear. Maybe this dance. Some of them will stick around for would work but I don't think so. If the a few more weeks hoping things will get clothing was all that was keeping poten- clearer and they will be able to stand on tial dancers away we would have recog- their own two feet at the outside dances. nized that long before now. I believe It becomes a nightmare for some of our there is something else that is disrupting new graduates when we tell them they our beginner class recruitment. I believe can go here and there to dance, all to get it is that many square dancers are too pushed and pulled in the square and lazy to get out and literally "drag" a po- then finding out that these very people tentially new dancer to the first night of don't want to square up with them any- class. If we have to camp on their door— more! step and drag them, then so be it. Short Our busy schedule, we say, keeps us of someone yelling and screaming and from giving the dancers workshops that threatening us, we should not take no for would help this problem. We callers are

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6 Arnelcan Squaredance, July 1993 hall, bent on a banner pickup. It was a smooth and special dance In many ways. Jack and Nell Jenkins handled rounds. Club caller Walt Ishmael dropped in, as did old friend Larry Holdridge. A Perkins palate pickup came after. (Fewer 'palate pickups" and you could do more bending pickups and push- ups.--CAB) NO KISSIN' KUZZINS IN KISSIMMEE Kissimmee (Orlando), Florida—Still further south, but sill in central Florida, I ducked around Disney diggings to do a first-time gig for the Young and Restless, a retirement park club with spirit befitting the name. I filled in for caller Susan Elaine Packer, who was on a Tennessee jaunt. One of BETTER LATE THAN NEVER their leaders, Griff Lyncenmeyer had offered lodg- ing, but I had already grabbed a motel. (Those Maybe you noticed "Meanderings" was cut short miscommunications happen now and then.) Roy in the May Issue due to space limitations, so now and Donna Lee Brown cued/danced rounds in a for July, even though the account is late, It seems wireless mode. Caller Jack Logan was there; also worthwhile to Good Humor you with a double dip of a new caller, Dan Erwin. All the way from North trip flips for that missing period. Devon, England (one of my favorite corners of the Jacksonville, Florida--The two week southern world) were Ken and Carol Old. Other friends from jaunt got started as I flew to JAX and drove a OH and PA, NY and MI were there. Hyundai (first time in this model) to a nearby high Arcadia, Florida--A few hours farther south school cafeteria where caller Jerry and Del Reed took me to oft-visited Arcadia, to the home of caller had set up another dance with the Plus Fox Club. Everett and cuer Jennie Martin, who own the Pal- That two-hour dance seemed to finish in two min- ace S/D Hall just north of town. A steak dinner at utes; Jerry called a tip and led a line dance. After- their ranch preceded the festivities, and about eight wards we retired to Shoney's for eats and Calleriab sets helped fill the medium sized hall. Jennie cued; elaboration. Jerry has made a noteworthy contribu- Everett called a tip with me. Arcadia, set in rural tion to that organization. Finally, I went "Scottish' orange grove and beef ranch country, got recent for the night. national plaudits as an ideal small town favorite. Augusta, Georgia--For the umpteenth time, I One should visit its historic downtown area. All this drove north up 1-95 toward Augusta for that Golf and square dancing, too! Capital "ASDance" in that beautifully rustic Julian Bentonville (Fayetteville), Arkansas--Quick, Smith Casino on Olmstead Lake. ( I mention 1-95 tell me--what is Bentonville, Arkansas famous for? because one needs to be aware it is truly the Give up? Why, it's where the retailing giant Sam "Autobahn of the South"--I clocked many vehicles, Walton (Wal-Mart Stores) got his start, and his first including the big 18-wheelers at 83 MPH.) A nice store is now a Visitors Center there. Now you know. crowd, including 51 subscription tickets, attended My schedule at this point became circuitous--after the CSRA Federation event. Nell and Jerry Knight leaving the rental car in Tampa, I flew to three set sound and cued rounds. Bobbie Connor is widely scattered southern destinations. Jim and CSRA's Prexy; assisting at the door was Helen Rhoda Platt met me at the Fayetteville Airport. Keith Howard; caller Bill Prather attended; so did cuer Joe Kepfort had set up a dance with the Swinging Eights Guy. As usual, I was hosted by old friends Dan and of Rogers. A dozen sets came out swinging. They Mary Martin, and we talked square-talk into the wee meet in the same school cafeteria where I called for hours over ice cream and hot chocolate. (That's an the Odds 'n Evens last spring, and near where I'll interesting hot with cold, black with white, gab with call again in Bella Vista in October. Much S/D grub combo.--CAB) Savannah, Georgia--Back down a couple hours southward I tooled, this time to call one for the dub with the strange sounding name: Geechee MIKESIDE MANAGEMENT Goofers. That club always likes a rollicking good time dancing, and their little hall reverberates. This by Stan & Cathie Burdick year I was hosted by Anne and Bob Hilker. Thanks to Irene Knapp for cueing the rounds. Old friend and area historian Joe Hagan was there. What a huge hunk of heritage is found in that city! Often I wish I had more time to browse and explore. I love their new bay bridge that overlooks the ancient down- town. Savannah has no vamps and no tramps. Leesburg, Florida--Now it was Saturday night, MONTHLY NOTE SERVICE traditional square dance night, and a whopping 24 FOR CALLERS sets turned up at Happy Hoedowners in the Lees- COMMENTARY CHOREO AND SKILL TIPS burg Community Center for my third repeat booking WRITE: S 8 C BURDICK PO BOX 2678 SILVER BAY, NY 12874 there. The color orange shone brightly from the floor as Orange Blossoms from Lady Lake helped fill the American Squaredance, July 1993 7 interest among those rolling hills of NW Arkansas; SPRINGTIME: CLOSE TO HOME I'll be pleased to return. Club caller Monty Hackler Auburn, Indiana--The next weekend was there. "Home" was the Super Eight. Emcee (SPRINGTIME on the calendar, anyway), I drove was prexie Dave (Viv) Schneider, who drove me west to Auburn, near Fort Wayne, where the Skirts back to the airport next frosty morning. and Shirts Eleventh Anniversary was celebrated New Orleans, Louisiana--I always look forward with a dance called by club caller Don Taylor and to my twice-annual visits to New Orleans (St. Rose) me. Rounds were by John (Sharon) Dean. to call in Chuck Goodman's gorgeous 50-set mega- Clarence and Jeannie Warstler are prexies. Cake, hall built for square dancing and his swinging Bar- ice cream, fun and frivolity were on the agenda. None Saddle-Ites (once the biggest S/D club Don, Bev and I will be underway with our Cater anywhere with 700 members). Average crowd School next month (June) at their popular Prome- when I've been there has been 20 to 30 sets, but nade Hall. And so the traditions continue... this time things were different. It had rained hard all Mentor (Cleveland), Ohlo--Caller Ramon and day and at dance time heavy rain and strong winds Jane Marsh asked me to conduct a Sunday after- were followed by snow and sleet. People were noon Leadership Seminar for all who would come advised on the air not to venture out, and that from the wide Cleveland area, and the subjects practically killed the dance, but one brave set came under discussion were some of my favorites: "Club- out and we danced anyway. A night to remember! Caller Relations,' Publicity and PR,' 'Current My pickup people were Bob and Judy Martin. Billy Trends in S/D,' "Better Classes--Recruitment and and Mimi Gabler were there for rounds. So who Retention.' Now there's a mouthful for any clinician needs a crowd? to chew. (I think your mouth is capable, Stan!--CAB) Greenville, South Carolina--This final dance of 34 callers, cuers, prompters, leaders gave me their my southern passage just wasn't to be had after all. ears. (Hmm. A feat worthy of Van Gogh.--CAB) Mark the date--Saturday, March 13, the day the whole eastern seaboard and as far south as Bir- POSTSCRIPT mingham closed up due to blizzard conditions! As Just in passing, I called a couple of easy party a matter of fact, I matter-of-factly flew the first leg dances in March, one for a school Family Fun Night toward South Carolina, from New Orleans to Dallas, in Sandusky and one in an old Grange Hall in and there I waited, and waited, and waited (with Elyria. At the Grange dance an old timer told me in thousands of other stranded passengers) for a flight a trembling voice: "I've danced here for 45 years. north to Atlanta, where I was to be met by the Every Saturday night in the old days. Different now. Greenville folks for the final leg by car. No flights to But I still like it." "Yes,' I thought, 'it's different.' Atlanta both that day and the next! So I sadly flew Wonder how it will be 45 years from now. I'll not see back to Tampa where my rental car awaited, drove it (I've already called for 45 years), but you young to Jacksonville, grabbed another motel, and flew ones will; please keep it FUN... (Your voice is home the next day. But there's a bright side. As you trembling, Stan!--CAB) ✓ read this, the Greenville dance was re-arranged for May 22 and I'll report on it soon.

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8 American Squaredanoft, July 1993 work. I, myself most certainly enjoy doing it. What I am saying is that there is a Lae place and time for it. When the floor has DANCING TIPS 35 squares and there is really only room for 25, then the kicking and twirling should be kept to a minimum. When a 417 dancer steps on your foot, he should at least have the courtesy to apologize if not by Russell Berquam right then, then where the square is over with. If a person is not quite "quick enough" to get to his spot, then maybe have only been dancing for about he should be helped, not shoved into it. I2-1/2 years, but I have been around These accidents and injuries don't just dancers for many years. I don't know if I happen when you're a beginner. They am more sensitive to new things or if I am happen all the time. more critical to changes. I do know that I All I am asking is that you, as callers, have spoken with many dancers that take note of what is happening and when have left square dancing. When I in- you see it, say something. If you don't quired as to their reasons for leaving, continue to teach common courtesy and they stated that they left because they etiquette through all stages of square got hurt. dancing, not just beginners, then we will The stories of bruised hands, twisted continue to lose good dancers and arms or shoulders top the list. Also sev- friends to other dancing. eral twisted or sore ankles, not to men- There are many contact sports avail- tion sore and bruised feet from being able and square dancing doesn't have to stepped on. be one of them. Please do something When I say dance floor injuries, I am about it. ✓ not referring to the major injuries where people are taken off the dance floor and carted off in an ambulance. I am referring Your pin—on to the dancer that is hopping around the badges need-- square because she just had her foot smashed by another dancer with boots, or the woman whose arm was just jerked •

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OTHERS TRADE & ROLL PASS THRU EMPHASIS WHEEL & DEAL ZOOM PASS THRU CALL UA rrhis month let's look at the main- 1 stream emphasis call Single Circle 5. HEADS PASS THRU To An Ocean Wave. Hopefully we will SEPARATE ROUND 1 TO A LINE offer some positions you haven't consid- PASS THRU ered. WHEEL & DEAL 1.HEADS SQUARE THRU 2 GIRLS SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE WAVE BOYS TRADE EXTEND SPIN THE TOP SPLIT CIRCULATE RECYCLE CAST OFF 3/4 PASS THRU BOYS TRADE WHEEL & DEAL EXTEND DIXIE GRAND R/LJG UA 6. HEADS TOUCH 1/4 2. HEADS PASS THE OCEAN GIRLS PASS THRU EXTEND CENTERS SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN SLIDE THRU WAVE SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE OTHERS HINGE TRIPLE TRADE BOYS DIAMOND CIRCULATE BOYS RUN GIRLS U-TURN BACK EACH LINE, 1/2 TAG THE LINE ALL PROMENADE COORDINATE HEADS WHEEL AROUND LADIES HINGE FAN THE TOP FLIP THE DIAMOND 8 CIRCULATE EXTEND GIRLS SPREAD R/L/G UA 3. HEADS LEAD RIGHT, CIRCLE TO A LINE 7. HEAD LADIES CHAIN PASS THRU HEADS SQUARE THRU 2 TAG THE LINE, IN TOUCH 1/4 SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE GIRLS FOLD FAN THE TOP BOYS SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN 8 CIRCULATE 2 TIMES WAVE LEFT SWING THRU EXTEND RJUG HINGE 8 CIRCULATE 4. HEADS SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN EXPLODE & SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN WAVE OCEAN WAVE SIDES DIVIDE AND STAR THRU FAN THE TOP BOYS PASS THRU FVUG CENTERS WHEEL & DEAL, & SWEEP 1/4 Arneocar SqJarectance Jut), 1993 13 8. HEADS STAR THRU 13. HEADS LEAD RIGHT, CIRCLE TO A DOUBLE PASS THRU LINE LEADS U-TURN BACK SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO AN OCEAN WAVE SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE 8 CIRCULATE SPLIT CIRCULATE GIRLS RUN EXPLODE & STAR THRU STAR THRU TRADE BY CHASE RIGHT VA BOYS U-TURN BACK SQUARE THRU 4 9. HEADS LEAD RIGHT, CIRCLE TO A LINE R/L/G TOUCH 1/4 8 CIRCULATE 14. HEADS SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO A BOX BOYS FOLD OF 4 GIRLS PASS THRU SIDES 1/2 SASHAY SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE BOYS PASS THRU BOYS RUN ALL TRADE & ROLL PASS THE OCEAN PASS THRU GRAND SWING THRU 1/2 TAG THE LINE FAN THE TOP GIRLS CIRCULATE RUG BOYS TRADE RUG 10. HEADS STAR THRU DOUBLE PASS THRU 15. HEADS PASS THRU ALL FACE IN SEPARATE ROUND 1 TO A LINE SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO A COLUMN BOYS RUN BOYS TRACK 2 BEND THE BIG LINE GIRLS EXTEND TOUCH 1/4 ALL BEND THE LINE COORDINATE SQUARE THRU 4 WHEEL & DEAL TRADE BY PASS THRU UA L/A 16. HEADS LEAD RIGHT & CIRCLE TO A 11. HEADS PASS THE OCEAN LINE EXTENT SLIDE THRU EXPLODE THE WAVE SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO AN OCEAN WAVE BOYS FOLD BOYS FOLD SINGLE CIRCLE TO AN OCEAN WAVE GIRLS PASS THRU SCOOT BACK SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO AN OCEAN WAVE GIRLS TRADE GIRLS TRADE TOUCH 1/4 SPLIT CIRCULATE 2 TIMES COORDINATE RUG 1/2 TAG THE LINE FACE YOUR PARTNER 17. HEADS PASS THE OCEAN RUG EXTEND SLIDE THRU 12. HEADS SQUARE THRU 4 ENDS LOAD THE BOAT SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 TO AN OCEAN WAVE CENTERS SINGLE CIRCLE 3/4 EXTEND GIRLS PASS THRU GIRLS SWING THRU CENTERS PASS THRU BOYS FACE RIGHT ALL FACE IN DIAMOND CIRCULATE TOUCH 1/4 FLIP THE DIAMOND 8 CIRCULATE 8 CIRCULATE GIRLS U-TURN BACK SPLIT CIRCULATE, 2 TIMES SWING THRU RUG RUG

14 American Squaredance, July 1993 THE KOREO KORNER by Steve It was so nice to meet and talk with all of you at the National in St. Louis. Thanks for the words of encouragment. This month let us expand on the Mainstream call Dixie Style to An Ocean Wave. We ordinarily call Dixie Style to An Ocean Wave from a line of 4. For some variety try these firgures at your next dance: Heads square thru 4 Right & Left Thru Dixie Style To An Ocean Wave Then:

1. Trade The Wave 2. Grand Right Swing Thru 3. Boys Cross Run Recycle Girls Run Left Explode & Left Square Thru 3 Wheel & Deal Allemand UA Slide Thru Pass Thru L/A 4. Each Ocean Wave Explode The Wave 5. Boys U-Turn Back Trade By Wheel & Deal Swing Thru 1/2 Sashay Extend Square Thru 4 R/UG R/UG 6. Trade The Wave, Hinge Coordinate, Couples Circulate 1/2 Tag The Line, Girls Run Pass The Ocean, R/UG I hope this helps expand your horizons. REMEMBER - Steve & Lee Kopman's Callers School, August 23 - 28 in Knoxville, TN. Write me at 1305 Whitower Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919.

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17 Arnencan Squaredance, July 1993 BALLING THE JACK CHOREOGRAPHY: Delton & Sybil Moore 0CUE RECORD: Grenn 17036 DANCE: Two Step Tips PHASE II + 2 (Susie Q & kick/ball, change) SPEED: 47 RPM 10000 I SEQUENCE: Intro,A, A, B, A (9-16), End.

INTRODUCTION 1-6 WAIT 2 MEAS: POINT STEP4;; RUN 4; HIP BUMP TWICE; 1-2 Approx 8 ft apt M fac ptr & wall wait 2 meas;; 3-4 Fwd pt L, step L, fwd pt R, stp R; Repeat; 5-6 Fwd L, R, L, R to sd by sd pos both fac LOD; Bump man's R, Ws L hip tog twice,-,-;

PART A 1-4 2 FWD 2 STEPS;; VINE 4; PIVOT 2; 1-2 In scp fwd L, G R, fwd L,-; fwd R, cl L, fwd R,-; 3-4 CP wall sd L, XRIB, sd L XRIF; bk trn L,-, bk tm R,- to fac ptr & wall in bfly; 5-8 LIMP 4; QUICK HITCH DOUBLE; WALK 2; 5-6 In bfly sd L. XRIB, sd L. XRIB; fwd L,-,R,- to open lod 7-8 Fwd Ucl R, bk L, bk Rid L, fwd R; fwd L,-,fwd R,-; 9-12 BAL AWAY & TOG TWICE;; CUT BK 4; ROCK BK, REC; 9-10 Still in op lod step away fr ptr L/R,L, to ptr R/L,R; away from ptr UR,L twd ptr R/L,R; 11-12 XLIF of R, bk R, XLIF of R, bk R; bk on L with cking action,-, rec R,-; 13-16 VINE APT & TOG;; FWD LK TWICE; WALK 2 TO SCP; 13-14 sd L twd coh, XRIB, sd L tch R; sd R twd wall, XLIB, sd R, tch L; 15-16 fwd L, XRIB, fwd L, XRIR; fwd L,-, fwd R,-; (to scp)

2nd time thru A go to bfly, 3rd time to cp wall

PART B 1-4 SUSIE Q;; TO SD CL; SD, THRU TO OPEN; 1-2 XLIF of R with swivel action, ad R, XLIF, flare R CCW; XRIF of L, sd L, XRIF,-; 3-4 sd L, cl R, sd L, d R; sd L,-, thru R,- to open lod; 5-6 SCOOT 4; WALK 2; KICK BALL CHG TWICE; WALK 2 TO SCP; 5-8 fwd L, d R, fwd L, cl R; fwd L,-,R-; kick L out & fwd/step L, step R, kick Ustep L, step R; fwd L,-,R,- to scp;

END 1-3 2 SD CL; SD, THRU; APT PT; 1-3 repeat meas 3 & 4 of part B;; apt L,-, pt Rat ptr,-;.

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they have missed out on something, but we do explain that if dancers dance cor- GRAND rectly and smoothly, they are always wel- 0.4 come anywhere! 4-fit• ZIP Our club here in Spain, (Indalo Squares) is quite different from our clubs we had in England, in that, many of the Dear Sanborns dancers are only here in the Winter for six months, and don't dance anywhere I am sending to you my check for a two during the Summer. I may add that we do year subscription to American Square try to encourage them to visit clubs in Dance Magazine. At my age of 77 it is their various countries, and always sup- somewhat of a gamble to subscribe two ply names and addresses for them to years into the future; I don't even buy contact, and many do just that, but it is a green bananas because they take four very difficult situation when we start days to ripen, and who knows if I will still dancing again in September and some of be around that far into the future. I am the dancers have been dancing through- now in my 48th year of square dance out the summer, and others have not calling and enjoying every minute of it. even thought about it! Your magazine is a [MUST] in the square Nevertheless, it is a wonderful activity, dance calling field; you are doing a fan- vital and challenging, and a great way to tastic job of editing. make new friends. With all due respect, I remain With all good wishes, Swingcerely yours Johnny & Renee' Hayes Glenn Mayes Almeria, Spain.

Dear Jon & Susan What is "partner?" But I'm MALEI Please renew our subscription for I belong to a small record club and American Square Dance Magazine. We frequently we dance He/He or She/She congratulate you on your layout and in- to make up sets. In fact I've partnered a teresting letters and articles, which keep broom to make up the eight - and jolly us in touch with square dancing around good partners they are, too! They never the world. We have been dancing since complain and follow you perfectly! 1968 and Johnny has been calling and One memorable night we had 8 men teaching since 1970, so we have seen and 4 women, and after a few tips one of many changes in the movement. It is the women said she was tired, so I sug- interesting to read the various opinions gested the 8 men dance. We had such a of how square dancing should be taught, ball that the women wouldn't let us dance of how it is too difficult, or too easy, or the together again. dress wrong or right! It has always been Often as a He/He we rollaway at difficult to recruit new dancers, and in our home, and occasionally as a He/She we experience dancers have always wanted sashay for variety, and sometimes [it's to learn progressively more and more, so first in best dressed] for the center of a really the dancing has to be tailored to Teacup Chain. the needs of the dancers in you club. Dancing APD is an added dimension Teaching the moves correctly and hop- and enjoyable especially if you follow the ing that your dancers will show a good old adage - "Square Dancing is fun set to example when they visit other clubs and music." other countries! We have always found Peter Benson (in England as well as in Spain), that it is Townsville, Australia. always the visiting dancers who bring the 'gimmicks' and extra whirls and twirls, sometimes making our dancers feel that American Squafedance, July 1993 19 Dear Jon & Susan, The magazine has a great new look! We do appreciate all your efforts for this I would like to commend you for the activity. Thank you! excellent job that you are doing with the R. Jastrzemski magazine. I especially appreciate arti- Warwick, PA cles for dancers on improving their danc- ing ability and style! These are some of Dear Jon & Susan, the things that are often left out of the information that is given to dancers, new As dancers, we enjoy your magazine. or old on the club level. Also, I am very Nice to see the new pictures on Creative pleased to see, "The Country Line," as I Choreography by the Kopmans. We believe that it is beneficial to introduce danced a delightful weekend with them some simple country and western line in March at the Split Rock Resort in the and couple dances to our clubs as a Poconos. drawing point to get new dancers. I am Keep up the good work. Thank you. what you would call a die-hard square Sincerely, dancer. My husband and I have been Bob & Debbie Harrison dancing for 8 years, and rarely miss a Syossett, NY dance, or even sit out a tip. We are in our mid-forties, and would really like to see Dear Editors, Publishers & Staff, square dancing flourish. I love the coun- I would like to begin by thanking you try dancing too, and like others have for your efforts on behalf of square danc- expressed in their letters to you, I want to ers everywhere! Your magazine is a de- be where there is a nonalcoholic activity. light and always loaded with timely There are a lot of folks interested in coun- information and thought provoking arti- try dancing that agree with that and can cles. be drawn into square dancing, because As the wife of a computer programmer of the atmosphere it provides. I am sure you have all of my sympathy on the re- that there are C&W clubs that are nonal- cent membership list difficulties. I coholic, and I am not trying to imply that checked my label and was surprised to all dance in bars. see an expiration date of 2/93. I believe I Sincerely paid for one year's subscription in 1993 Carol Stames so the expiration should be 1994. Thank Shootin' Stars SD Club you for your attention in these matters Meridian, MS. and keep up the good work! Sincerely (Carol wrote more in her letter, read it Sandra L. Godfrey in "Straight Talk." --Editor)

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clear. First, the calls do not reflect the ENTRY-LEVEL PROGRAMS... flow of popular square dancing as evi- are still a big issue. At the last Callerlab denced by what goes on at large festivals convention differences of opinion about and conventions. Second, it has been these programs - especially their content around for a long time but has not caught - were prevalent. VVhat are the programs on in the U.S. as an entry-level program. and differences? The claim that it is a viable entry program Many people have been saying for in Europe is not convincing or sufficient. some time what is needed is a shorter The Community Dance Program suf- entry-level program for square dancing. fers from the same problems as Basic The big question is, what program? only more so. It was never really intended There are currently at least five candi- to be an entry program - except in the dates for a shortened entry-level pro- most general sense. gram. The current MS program is the most First is the Callerlab Basic program widely accepted entry program today. with 49 families of calls. Then there is the Most believe it is too long. In an effort to Community Dance Program of about 25 comply with the Callerlab policy of ONE calls - no families. There is the current SEASON {six months} TO TEACH, the Mainstream program {suitably short- Callerlab MS committee is recommend- ened}. There is a program of about forty ing removal of several low frequency popular calls used in the winter in RV calls. There is even resistance to that parks for 12 week courses. Finally, there action. is an entry-level program consisting of In the Rio Grande Valley RV-park area about 75 popular calls taken from the full several groups combine for a single en- Plus program - a sort of popular Plus-pro- try-level class. They just graduated forty gram - being circulated and advocated by squares after a 12 week course. They a group of callers from the southeastern taught about forty calls - no families. The U.S. calls were all from the MS program. Callerlab supports multiple entry-level Since they were the most frequently used programs and has adopted an overall calls from the program, the dance expe- program policy that includes .. "Each rience at the completion dance was like Program shall be capable of being that at a regular open dance. Good start! taught in a single season." Six months Add forty calls for a full entry program. is the consensus season. Some think The fifth program is not a documented even that is too long. program as yet. It reflects what many Each of the candidates entry pro- believe is the basis for what is actually grams has drawbacks. The Basic pro- being danced in most areas of the coun- gram is about the right length - about 85 try. That is, a soft Plus that does not calls, no families. However, it has the include the low frequency calls from the wrong calls. A couple of facts makes this Plus, MS or Basic programs. To many

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24 American Squaredance, July 1993 by Bob Howell 1E S LevueN.

Jerry Helt of Cincinnati, OH used a very simple waltz mixer this past April at Cope- crest in Georgia. It is a variation of the Oslo Waltz. I'm going to refer to it as the - - HELT'S WALTZ MIXER Formation: Single circle. All facing center, lady on gent's right. Music: Any slow waltz. Routine: Meas: 1&2 All balance forward & back. (Lady starts on right foot, gent on left) 3&4 Ladies roll right. (Crossing over in front of gent) 5-8 Repeat meas 1-4 9-12 Face partner, join both hands and do 4 step-draws toward the center of the hall. 13-16 Do 4 step-draws towards the wall, opening out on count 16 to face center to begin the dance again.

I picked up a novel mixer at Callerlab last April. John Cook of Allendale, MI shared this one that he had written. So often when working with a large group of people we need a dance that can utilize limited space and this routine does exactly that. I affec- tionately called it - - - COOK'S STEW Formation: Two couples standing side by side, facing LOD around the circle. Music: John uses AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL. Gold Star GS 715 Routine: Counts: 1-12 All march 12 steps forward in LOD. 13-16 Bend the line. (Couples are now facing each other, one with backs toward the center of the hall, the other with backs toward the wall). EASY LEVEL SOLO DANCES THE BOB HOWELL COLLECTION byBob Howell and 011ie Mae Ray Whether you're a teacher, recreation professional, leader or caller, or just want to learn the latest steps, Easy Level Solo Dances: The Bob Howell Collection has just what it takes to get your toes tappin and your hips swinging. $21.95 per book. Add $3.50 shipping U.S.; $5.50 Canada & Mexico; $10.50 US dollars all other countries. ORDER FROM: Siddall & Ray Publications for Dance, 1017 Williamsburg Dr., Charleston, IL 61920

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17-24 All dosado the opposite lady. 25-32 All dosado the partner. 33-40 Same four make a left hand star. (The ladies must turn in, roll right, to get into the star.) 41-48 Back by the right hand star. Peel out of the star back to the original line of four. 49-56 Men walk right around the partner. 57-64 Ladies walk left around partner and then move up to the line in front to gain new partners.

From Glendale, AC Fenton [Jonesy] Jones refreshes some of our memories with a rendition of an all-time favorite. Mac McCullar of San Luis Obispo, CA has re-re- leased a recording that makes its use come alive again. Jonsey sent along his lyrics a few months back and Mac calls a similar routine on the flip side of his recording. Relax on a warm summer evening and dance - - - TWEEDLE DEE Formation: Square Music: Tweedle Dee. Big Mac BM 075 Routine: (Continuous Circle Movement) Join hands and circle left. Allemande left and a grand old right and left. Jimminy Crickets, Jimminy Jack, meet your honey, go the other way back. (Right arm turn back) Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dee Dee. When you meet her again You're gonna box the gnat & swing. (Take your time). The gents star left go once around the ring. Take your girl along with the arm around. Star promenade - go around the town. The girls turn back, it's twice around you go. Turn 'em by the right hand half way round you know. (As in a catch-all-eight movement). Come back by the left, now don't be late. Take your corner - promenade eight. Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dee Dee. Our Contra this month comes to us from Allan Brozek who hails from Oxford, CT. He has named it for the Nutmeg Squares of Watertown, CT for whom he is the club caller. Al named this one - - - NUTMEG BECKET Formation: Becket formation. Couples facing couples across the longways set. Music: Al suggests that you try Scollay's Reel played by [The Jackson Pike Skif- flers], a Connecticut band. Their tape is available from Will Tressler, 146 Bibbons Rd., Easton, CT 06612. Routine: Al Long lines forward and back. Circle four 3/4 (notice Neighbor). Pass thru. A2 Allemande left with the next. Swing Neighbor. B1 Ladies 1/2 chain. Ladies dosido each other. B2 Diagonal left, right and left thru. Straight across right and left thru.

26 Ardercan Squaredance, Jury 1993

by jim & jean chomondeley

e hear many people say that CW dancing is a fad that will blow over in the next few Wyears, much as the disco did. The National Teachers Association for country Western Dance is insuring that this does not happen. The organization, which has Kelly Gellette as their president, currently boasts of almost 2500 members. These members are living by the organization's motto [Teachers Helping Teachers.] Kelly Gellette, who is recognized the world over as an Expert Instructor in all kinds of dance and the Queen of CW, spends many hours each month being the editor of the organization's newsletter, as well as president. The organization publishes an outstanding monthly newsletter which lets members know of changes in the activity, gives teaching hints and has the latest line dances. All CW dancers and instructors are invited to join. There are two types of membership, General (Dues $25) and supporting (Dues $20). The supporting membership is for non-instructors who wish to keep up with the latest trends. For additional information and an application form you can contact the NTA at their new address, P.O. Box 418, Jeffersonville, IN, 47131 or call us at (812)288-6509. Some of the new products which have been developed for the CW activity include cassette tapes, which have the instructions and cues for the popular line dances, boots with dance soles (not to be worn off the dance floor), videos that show the various dances, books of line dances, books that list which songs can be done to different types of music and a set of tapes which teach you about music timing. The product lines are only surpassed by the number of CW establishment which have sprung up all over the US. In addition, CW clubs have been started in the Far East and throughout Europe. V

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28 American Squaredance, July 1993 ez. by Mary Fabik Hiqhliqiirs FROM PAST ISSUES Of This staff of the first National Convention in 1951. 25 YEARS AGO JULY 1968 Harriet Miles observes how square dance fashion has changed over the years. SQUARE DANCE magazine was not ...in the 40's, we square danced in bal- published June—Sept. 1968 let slippers, or at most, flats, many laced up the ankle. What ever keeps your feet com- fortable is acceptable at a square dance. 10 YEARS AGO JULY 1983 "Most men have given up the boots they This annual distaff issue is dedicated to used to wear in the '40's. Oh, yes, some the ladies of the square and features new still sport the softer dance boot, but the or favorite products from advertisers and fellows like to be comfortable, too". shop owners. The Callerlab MS Committee has an- Osa Matthews and Bob van Antwerp are nounced its intention to continue the MS the only remaining active callers from the Quarterly Emphasis Call program. Two calls are designed for emphasis each guar-

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American Sguaredance, July 1993 29 ter. First quarter; Divide, Spin the top. Sec- the caller. He told how the dancers would ond quarter; Crosstrail Thru, Zoom. Third "tip" (or pay) the fiddler, and then they could quarter; Split Circulate, Turn Thru. Fourth dance until he took a break. If they wanted quarter; Cross fold, Peel Off. to dance again when he started up they Harold Bausch tells us how the expres- would again "tip" the fiddler. sion "dance a tip" came to be. "From this custom came two familiar ex- "Some years ago, I subscribed to "North- pressions," one is the "dance a tip," the ern Junket," a magazine published by other to "pay the fiddler." Ralph Page of Kenna, NH. In one of them, New Idea: Stay The Course/Spread the he told of going to country dances to square Course — by BoBo Pike, Independence, dance. At that time the fiddler was usually MO. V

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New address for MECHANICS. Wayne Morvent, PO Box 2030, Silsbee, Texas 77656 (409)3851965222. Wayne has lots of good material in the May issue of Mechanics. Check out his Basic page using unusual Grand Square figures. In the Plus section he brings us the Experimental "Double Hinge & Flip" with lots of good figures for the callers to use. Even a singing call! Also on the Plus page he reviews Box The Top and Split The Difference. Some fun material for your use. Checkover being the Al Quarterly Selection, is given a good workout with some figures for you to examine.

The May issue of Canadian Connection, (Joe Uebelacker) is chucked full of interesting material, such as (Basic) Right & Left Grand with out Allemande Left. Read his very informative article covering why he likes to use this movement in that fashion. Included in the same section is some interesting material from Bill Davis covering Single Dixie. Joe, himself, includes one of his own creations, "GRAND CHAIN DOWN THE LINE" with some good material. Do your dancers still have trouble with Triple Trade and Triple Scoot? Joe includes some good choreographed figures for your use. For you Challenge callers there are lots of good figures for your examination, from Easy to Medium and on into Harder stuff. All good material for the callers use. V

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32 American Squaredance, .ruly 1993 by Don Ward CONTRA MN10$ American Callers Assoc. Contralab ontra Dancing in Los Angeles Califor- the west. Once again the dancers from nia will be featured on Century Cable the open and co-op groups dominate the Television thanks to Richard Dudcin- activity, which brings up my next topic. ;s i, Michael Barrow and Larry Godsey, a Question, how dedicated are we as local dancer. Not since the 50's when Contra callers and leaders to promoting Square Dancing was a national phe- Contra Dancing. Before you answer let nomenon has our activity been featured me suggest a way to gain access back on urban television, but now thanks to into the Square Dancing. Most clubs "Public Access" channels on cable tele- have a caller and round dance cuer, so vision and these three enterprising pro- why not "volunteer" to do a Contra tip at ducers a program devoted entirely to every local square dance. I for one Contra Dancing will be aired. would be willing to put my time where my I want to take time to elaborate about mouth is to help re-establish Contra's in Public Access cable television. Century Mainstream Square Dancing. In fact I am Cable in Los Angeles is representative of going to make this offer to the district A many cable operators in urban areas and Square D Board. I'll let you know if they are viewed upon as a utility and are accept. How about you? regulated by local or state authorities. To This month's feature dance comes by protect the public's free speech rights in way of Bob Osgood and he called it the electronic arena specific channels "Wheel-acrossContra." The dance uses are set aside for use by the general pub- 2 movements generally not found in Con- lic. Think of them as an electronic street tra's, a do-paso and wheel-across. The corner where you can put your soap box wheel across works from a line of 4 fac- and express yourself. Many cable com- ing the foot of the set. The couple on the panies offer free courses on how to pro- right end of the line will make a 1/2 left duce programs for Public Access,even face wheel as a couple and end up on the providing the necessary equipment for opposite end of the line facing up, at the your production. same time the left hand couple will make With this TV gift waiting to be taken it a 1/2 right face wheel as a couple (pass- would be a worthwhile challenge for ing right shoulders with other couple) to dancers across the country to form small end up on the right hand side of the set groups within individual clubs and pro- facing up. Now the dance. The calls are duce a video about your group and Con- descriptive and are written in 8 & 16 tra Dancing in general. For more count sequences. information about Public Access contact "Wheel Across Contra" Duple with your local cable company or myself and actives crossed-over I'll be glad to share the knowledge I Actives swing in center (8) gained as a member of the Board of Actives face down, split those 2, Directors for a Public Access Television round Corporation. your corner, back to face partner (8) June 25th through the 27th the annual Partner do-paso, partner left, corner Summer Solstice of folk dancing and mu- right, partner left (16) sic took place at California's Soka Uni- Corner swing, face down 4 in line (8) versity in Calabasas. In addition to Down set 4 line (4) Wheel across (4) workshops in traditional music and line 4 face up dance the festival featured over 20 hours Line 4 up set (4), bend line (4) of Contra dancing with Dan Duggan, Right & left thru (8) ErikHoffman and Steve Zakon calling (repeat the dance) Actives swing in sets to some of the greatest live music in center

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ne of the issues that I would really most of the time. ( I prefer the lame and Olike to address is proper attire for twinkle, and the brighter the better to go square dancing. Several years ago, we with my skirts.) Recently some of our met Margie and Roy Starnes (same last students have made the comment that name as us, but have not found them on they feel uncomfortable in the short skirts the family tree yet) at our state conven- and full petticoat, and for that reason, I tion in Mississippi. Margie told me then have made 2 or 3 longer skirts, and have that her philosophy of square dance ap- found that I like them too. They are full parel was that it should be as much fun and with a single layer long petticoat they as the dance itself, and I whole heartedly feel very elegant, and I can understand agree. I have since adopted that philoso- why so many ladies prefer them. I have phy for myself, and it makes square said all of this to say, I think there is room dancing so much more fun for me. I used for variety in our square dance apparel. to always wear very proper square dance I don't go for casual wear, except class dresses with ruffles and lace, and they do or workshop occasions, but I feel that look wonderful on some ladies, but I have there should be some choice. I hope that since developed my own style, and I feel we won't be so rigid that we turn folks very strongly that as long as good taste away, unless they are downright inde- is exercised, dancers should be encour- cent. Frankly, the only thing that I have aged to do just that. seen that I don't like is the French cut My outfits now consist of brightly col- dance trunks for women in place of pet- ored blouses, skirts in southwestern or tipants, and not because the wearer did western prints, bandana skirts, some- not have the legs to wear them, but be- times decorated with appliques, paint, cause we do have a family activity and rhinestones, a few sequins, etc. To ac- therefore need to exercise good taste. cessorize, I might wear a decorated In our club we are continuing to have western belt (much slimmer looking on good participation, and it is not because my waist than a wide stretch belt), hand we are great dancers, or have a world beaded Indian style earrings and or neck- renowned caller, but because people in laces. I also make various pieces of jew- our club are friendly, they constantly in- elry and belts from conchos and leather vite people to come and visit, they sup- scraps that I purchase by the bag. Some- port the caller and the class, and work times I even wear rhinestone necklaces hard at making square dancing fun and and earrings to coordinate with my outfit, relaxing, and they don't exclude anyone, For about a year now I have been wear- even if they drop by in shorts. And by the ing western boots almost exclusively to way, we do attend a plus dance every dance in. I still wear SD shoes occasion- week that is casual wear, and it is mighty ally, as I have dyed some to match out- good dancing, but it just doesn't feel the fits, but the boots are very comfortable if same to me, as dancing when I'm they are pliable leather and fit well. (Inex- dressed for it! Thanks for letting us ex- pensive insole inserts keep your feet press our feelings, and keep on with the from sliding around in them.) Do I get wonderful job you are doing in keeping funny looks? Maybe sometimes, but us all informed of various dancing activi- most people respond very positively to ties. If we will all really concentrate on my different look. I still primarily wear the fun and friendship, square dancing short square dance skirt and full petticoat will be around forever! ✓

Amencei Squareclance July 1893 35 Par. 21,0,A by Cathie Burdick any clubs have their July dances as Mpart of summer parties - swimming parties, barbecues, camp-outs. What bet- ter theme than "Summer" fora July party. The food can be traditional summer fare: hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, pickled beans and beets, fresh fruit. For- tunately, summer menus can be as sump- tuous as a full smorgasbord of favorites or as sparing as a fruit favorite like straw- ers. Our catalogs here and my memory all berry shortcake. If you're having your July deal with the older tunes, but these will dance around the July 4 holiday, try the give you some ideas of the direction to dessert advertised last summer when take. Try: Summertime, Lazy Hazy Days Jello brought out its new blueberry flavor. of Summer, Summer Sounds, Summer In a plastic cup or glass, layer red Jello, Comfort Mixer, Summer Breeze, Good Cool Whip and blue Jello for an All-Ameri- Old Summertime. Try some sunny tunes, can treat. too: Island in the Sun Under the Sun, If your club likes this kind of thing, why Sunny Side of Tennessee, Sunflower, not create some square dance swim Sunrise Serenade, Sunshine, The World wear? Have a contest. Some might dress Is Waiting for the Sunrise. There is also an in old 1920's bathing dresses and one- oldie by Flippo listed: Vacation. Sounds piece trunks with square dance frills or appropriate. someone might create a truly original bi- As for you and me, let's have a super kini. Stress creativity and let individuals or vacation and come back ready to cele- teams go to it! brate Square Dance Month in September! As for music, here are some titles. I'm sure your callers and cuers can find oth- MORE DOSEY FOR THE DOUGH! 2 for $47.98 $2 ONLY? E? IPT $39.99

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American Squaredance, July 1993 39 cEngli8h Mountain Retreat Sevierville, Tennessee 1993 FIVE-DAY SCHEDULE

APRIL 25 - 30 MAN' 23 - 28 MAY 31 - JUNE 4 JUNE 6 - 11 JUNE 13 - 18 JUNE 27 - JULY 2 Bob Barnes (FL) Wayne McDonald CHAPPARRAL Mike Brainiest ROUNDS WEEK King Caldwell (LA) Don Hanburst (FL) (TN) CALLER SCHOOL (TX) Tom de Jan James Martin (IX) Rds: Jack Raye Ron Lowe (CAN) Ken Bower (CA) Tim Crawford Kannapel (KY) Shelby Even (1X) (GA) Gary Shoemake Jetty Haag (WY) (CAN) Charlie Lovelace Gary Sboemake (IN) Scott Smith (UT) Rds; Jerry & & Bev Daly (FL) (IN) Rds: John & Gary Shoemake get Lange (TX) Rds: Clyde & Valerie Pinks (TN) Evelyn Kirk (TX) JULY 4 - 9 JULY 11 - 16 JULY IS • 23 JULY 25 - 30 AUGUST 1 . 6 AUGUST S - 13 Marshall Flippo 'Any Lesson (TX) Ken Bower (CA) Frank Gatrell (OH) Jim Park (MI) Tony Oxendine (TX) Guy Adams (IL) Chuck Peel (IN) Scotty Sharrer (OH) Cindy Whitaker (SC) Alan Schultz (KS) Gary Shoemake Jim Randall (CA) Gary Shoemake (MI) Jerry Story (TX) Gary Shoemake (TN) Gary Shoemake ;TM Gary Shoemake Larry Lemon (TX) (TN) Rds: Bill & (TN) Rds: Dick & (TN) Gary Shoemake Rds: 1:k.n & Linda Martha Buck Rds: Sonny & Pat Winter (OH) Rds: Chuck & (IN) Prosser (PA) (LA) Charlotte Ezelle Sandi Weiss (MI) Rds: Jim & Jane (TX) Poorman (IL) AUGUST 15 - 20 AUGUST 22 - 27 AUG. 29 - SEP. 3 SEPT. 5 - 10 SEPT. 12 - 17 SEPT. 19 - 24 Tony Oxendine (SC) Ramon Manch (OH) Dave Walker (MI) A2 - Cl Larry Prior (FL) ROUNDS WEEK Jerry Story (TX) John Charman Gary Sboemake Darryl Lipscomb Gary Shoemake Jerry it Barbara Larry Lesson (TX) (CAN) (TN) (DC) (1/4) Pierce (AL) Gary Shoemake Gary Shoemake Rds: Ted & Dave Tour/ (MI) Rds: Larry & Frank & Phyl (TN) (TN) Evelyn Peiz (MI) Gary Shoemake Bernice Prior (FL) Lehnert (OH) Rds: Jim & lane Rds: Russ & (TN) Poorman (IL) Wilma Collier (IN) SEP. 26 - OCT. 1 OCT. 3 - 8 OCT. 10 -1S OCT. 17 - 22 OCT. 24-29 OCT. 31 • NOV.5 Tony Oxendine (SC) Ken Bower (CA) Dick Duckham Tony Oxendine Ron Schneider (FL) CALLER SCHOOL Lem Gravelle (LA) Jerry Haag (WY) (MI) (SC) Ms; John Pukes (FL) Stan Burdick (OH) Gary Shoemake Gary Shoemake Woody Ussery Jerry Story (TX) Gary Shoemake (TN) (TN) (AR) Gary Shoemake (TN) Rds: Cliff & Marilyn Rds: Chuck & Gary Shoemake (TN) Hicks (MI) Voucille Murphy (TN) Rds: Jim & Priscilla (MS) Rds: Neale & Adcock (VA) Arthurlyn Brown (CAN)

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40 American Squaredence, July 1993 cEngli8h Mountain Retreat Sevierville, Tennessee 1993 WEEKEND (TWO-DAY) SCHEDULE

APRIL 30 • MA V MAY 7 • 1 MAY14 -14 MAY 2111 • 13 MAY 24 - )41 JUNE. - 4 1 TBA Tlin Winne Smith (M5) C2 & C3 Drew Scarce (VA) CHAPARRAL REC. Andy Bow) (TN) Daryl Lipscomb Cleo Bala (NC) • Kea Bower (CA) R&. Harold & (TX) Rds Lucy & Gay 5M:ntake Emile Leah (TN) Ray Dewy (TN) &Me Smith (VA) (TN) Country & Wester. k.'Y tUell (WY) Diana); will Marshall Slim° (TX) Mama Mt:Neese Scutt Smith (UT) (TN) Rda Ray & Be. Dowdy (WV)

JUNE 11-13 JUN1E11 - 20 JUNE 25 - 27 JULY 2-4 JULY 1 - 11 JULY 1.-I0 BIG & LITTLE Roy Hawes (GA) 10. Durham (VA) Gem Rivard (KY) BdI Bunganer Ed) Everhart ii1N) ENINS Ray Dosohoo (TN) DWI) Kunz (VA) Mike Alcsaoder (OH) Dave Craw (IN) Wes Dyer (KY) Rd.: /ohs & /Ida Judy A Ed (OM Gary Sammie Rda. Judy Everhas lawarakr (VA) Rd. Joh. & kaa (TN) Kenny Jarvis (KY) May LIM TN) (IN) Savers (OH) Rd.. Ray & Bea CW Dancing With Dowdy (WV) George Bradfield & Daisy Alford (GA)

JULY 23-25 JULY 30 . A 1 G. 1 AIDGUST 6 . S AUGUST 13 - 15 AUGUST 1. - 22 AUGUST 27 - 21 GOOD 012 BOYS Mel Ems (AL) Chuck Myers (AL) ROYAL Daryl McMillan Nick Halley (IN) Sam Dam (OH) Bill McVey (GA) leak Pladdya (OH) RECORIIS • (AL) Torn 13.11. (KY) Mike Kiag OH) Rd. Althea Tosy Oleolibe Chris Burchfield Rds. Chuck & Keith Zirumeinis• Plaldys (011) (SC) (FL) Barb lobe (OH) (OH) Jury Story (TX) Ms; Bo & Rda Myna& Bob Lary Derma (TX) Carlene Boharria Hathaway (OH) Rde Jiro & lam (GA) Poonlon (Ii)

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rooms, hobby-type guest homes) are not in- LEGACY XI cluded. Nabisco Foods recently sold its Nabisco IN TORONTO - Ready to Eat Cereals to Post. Post is keeping Hands Across the Border the promotion on its newly acquired Shred- just arrived home from the LEG- ded Wheat. Hi'ACY meeting in Toronto and I want to The photo display on the Nabisco products tell you all about it. Last year when I was is of Angel of the Sea, an inn in Cape May, elected president of our federation, I never New Jersey. The recipient of a highly prized, thought I'd be attending an international best renovation award from the National gathering. Sure, I've filled a lot of offices Trust for Historic Preservation, the Second since I started dancing 10 years ago and I used Empire Victorian was built in 1850. to think only about my own club and my own American Historic Inns, Inc. has provided area, but to focus on the whole square dance Bed & Breakfast information to the public activity, wow! It blew my mind. since 1981. It publishes Bed & Breakfast & "Hands" was the theme, all kinds of hands, Country Inns, The Official Guide to helping hands (Oh, yes, I had a [veteran] American Historic Inns, plus many other trustee who made me feel welcome), hands specialized bed & breakfast travel guides. across the border, hands up, hands down - we Black and white photos or color transpar- thought a lot about hands and all they do. Bob encies (taken with an architectural lens) are Howell even sang some songs about hands available next day air from American His- and did some fun stunts with hands. That toric Inns, Inc. by calling (800) 379-INNS. broke the ice every time! I went to the CDP session and am really enthused about seeing this kind of commu- nity dance program start here at home. It's a Callcrlab program and it's growing in num-

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46 Arne“can Fsquareclaloe ..10y 1893 bers. It's for people who like to dance and track of those who drop, because many indi- have fun without committing to a long series cated they would consider joining another of lessons unless they want to or have time class. to. Another thing that I've got to report on is Most LEGACY sessions are learning and an absolutely sure way to secure new officers discussing and planning but we did have a in a club or federation. I'm going to share my [Hands On] session on country-western six steps with the whole group and maybe dancing. Bud and Betty Garrett have a sure- next year clubs will have an easier time get- fire way of promoting CW dancing and ting new officers. square dancing together and they have good- Some of those LEGACY trustees have sized classes enjoying both forms of dance. been coming since the organization started in Bud had us dancing so easily, it's easy to see 1973. Certificates were given to John Cook, why he's successful. Bob and Phyllis Howell, John and Freddie Another thing we might try here at home Kaltenthaler, Stan and Cathie Brudick for 20 is a Mini-LEGACY leadership seminar. years of membership. The Burdicks were Don't you think our club officers in the fed- also given the Heritage Award, LEGACY'S eration could benefit from getting together only award. Stan was one of the founders of for discussion and help and fun? One thing I LEGACY, along with Bob Osgood and saw this week at LEGACY-humor and fun Charlie Baldwin. I couldn't help but be im- are great ingredients for any meeting! pressed with the dedication of these and oth- LEGACY conducts a survey every two ers on the board. All of the trustees of years, between meetings, and Walt Cole gave LEGACY are volunteers and pay for their a report on this latest one. Did you know that own trips to meet and discuss square dancing. about 22% of all class recruits drop out be- All of the callers and cuers led the dance fore December, more by January and then the on Saturday evening, emceed by Mac and numbers decrease? We need to keep better Orphie Marcellus. We did all kinds of

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Amencan Squeredance, July 1993 47 dances, from country western and squares to a mescolanza. Boy, was it fun! Callers & Cuers Pres and Kay Minnick chaired the meeting Personal Data Program and made it look easy. Will I ever be that confident? On Sunday morning, they turned 0 IBM/PC/XT/Color/BW the gavel over to Hardy and Kathryn Nixon, Income / Expense new chairmen for 1993-1995. The next meet- Bud Whitten ing will be in Fayetteville, Arkansas, May 18-21, 1995. I'm going to be sure to be there. 2996 Bobolink Dr. Next time I'll be better acquainted and know Rex, GA 30273 what to expect. 404-961-2936 Oh, I should also report that retiring board e members Ted and Betty Vaile, Frank and $35.00 I3. or siffisk Helen Cavanaugh and the Minnicks were thanked for their services. Elected to the board were Stan and Cathie Burdick, Cal and Judy Campbell, John and Freddie Kalten- Come With Us thaler, Doc and Peg Tirrell, Lee and Sue to Walker. Other things we discussed were success stories of square dancing goals for LEGACY, HAWAII dancer and caller run clubs, handicapable 2 WEEK TOUR dancers and what to do about club cliques. 3 ISLAND VISITS One panel featured speakers from different END OF JANUARY 1994 facets of square dancing, with the emphasis ASK FOR DETAILS on understanding and tolerance for others' STAN & CATHIE BURDICK likes and dislikes. 419-433-2188 or 518-543-8824 The Canadian hospitality was just great. The food was fabulous and very graciously ATTENTION: served, and the hotel staff helped us when- ever they could. We even had a super tour of PART—TIME or FULL—TIME Toronto during some free time on Saturday. TRAVELING CALLERS All in all, LEGACY XI was truly an inter- GET YOUR NAME/ADDRESS ON OUR national gathering of square dance "s who are "TRAVELCALL" vitally interested in the good of the square LISTING dance activity. For Wider Exposure In Usa Respectfully, also, Club/festival Booking Agents: John or Jane Q. Leader Ask For Our 3—page Listing For Available Callers To Call Your Club/event send Note: If you want more info on LEGACY, Stamped return Envelope Stan Burdick PO write to Al and Vera Schreiner, 1100 Revere Box 2678, Silver Bay NY 12874 Dr., Oconomowoc, WI 53066 CALLERS - DANCERS SQUARE DANCE MONTH PROMO Are YOU Considering Sponsoring PAKS AVAILABLE A Square Dance Group Travel Program? If So, WE CAN HELP. eptember is Square Dance Month and it s We Specialize in Preparing Snot too soon to start planning a campaign Square Dance Group Travel Programs. to interest folks in your community in learn- CONTACT US for Information ing to square dance. Don't wait until August About How We Can Custom Design 31 to make your plans. Start now. A Group Travel Program for YOU. Target your market - who do you want to BLACKWOOD TRAVEL entice to your fall sessions? Use all the media RR1 Box 3, Suit. 101 and resources available. Are you unsure how Lowpolnt, SI. 61545 to go about this campaign? 3094434061 48 American Squwedance, July 1293 Order the Promo-Pak for Square Dance OREGON 'N' MORE Month, issued as a LEGACY project, from Stan and Cathy Burdick, PO Box 2678, Sil- IN '94! ver Bay NY 12874. The cost is $5. the Pak TOUR SCENIC OREGON includes a poster with the 1993 theme, info on ways to promote and methods of accom- he Special Events Committee is offering plishing your goals, Every club promotion Ta variety of reasonably priced tours for chairman should have one of these kits. visitors to the 43rd National Convention. From Portland to the Oregon Coast, from the Oregon wine country to Crater Lake National WANTED: Park, you will be able to see some of the most ROSE FLOAT DANCERS!!! beautiful parts of our state in half-day, full- will put out a Newsletter for the dancers day, and 4-day bus tours. Ion all of the Rose Floats if enough interest A highlight of any stay in Portland is a city is indicated. Please send me addresses of any tour. Offered every morning and afternoon float dancers you know and send any news from Wednesday, June 22 through Saturday, items relating to these dancers. A small con- June 25, this 3-hour guided tour will take you tribution for postage would be gladly ac- all around the city. Your first stop will be cepted. Washington Park and the International Rose Janette and Bob Kemper Gardens. The roses will be at their peak of (1983 Rose Float Dancers) bloom in late June, and you will have ample 102 Case Lane time to stroll through the gardens, enjoying Oak Ridge, TN 37830-7717 the flowers and the view of the city and Mt. Hood. You will then visit the historic Pittock Mansion, with its turn-of-the-century decor and a view of the city. You will travel through

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52 American Squaredance July 1993 40TH SAULT SQUARES, DROP-IN ANNIVERSARY DANCE SQUARES & BORDER SQUARES. Modern square dancing started in this Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada and area in 1953 when Charlie and Mabel Sault St. Marie, Michigan, U.S.A. and BonneII moved to Sault St. Marie, On- surrounding areas are celebrating 40 tario from Ironwood, Michigan to work for years of square and round dancing with a lumber company. Some of the callers a 40th ANNIVERSARY DANCE to be that followed Charlie were: Alf (Elsie) held on Saturday, August 7, 1993 at the Weller, Bert (Marj) Folco, Dave (Mollie) Senior Drop-in Center in Sault St. Marie, Feltham, Bill (Anne) Smith, Lloyd (Vir- Ontario. Jim Lee from, Flesherton, On- ginia) Gabriel, John (Barbara) Morley, tario will be calling the square dances Gib and Anne Willis. Norm and Bea Beu- and his wife, Shelley will be cuing the tel were the first round dance teachers. rounds. All former square and round dancers The celebration starts with a REUN- from this area are asked to get in touch ION PICNIC AND DANCE on Friday, with Anne Willis, 190 Brookfield Ave. August 6 at the home of Anne Willis, 190 Sault St. Marie, Ontario, P6C 5P3 or Brookfield Ave., at 4 p.m. Saturday after- telephone (705) 256-2954. Everyone is noon a Plus dance will be held and from welcome to come to the picnic on Friday 7-7:30 rounds and 7:30 to 10:00 Main- afternoon, not just the former dancers. stream, Plus and Rounds. There will be a 50/50 draw, door prizes, displays and an after party. On Sunday morning an Al and A2 dance will be held. The sponsor- ing clubs are: SOO-Z-Q, PROMOTERS, BILL DAVIS SQUARE DANCE SERVICE THE EXTEMPORANEOUS CALLER — Second Printing The most comprehensive book on sight and extemporaneous calling ever written. 140 Information packed pages cover Theory of Resolution, Formation Awareness, Arrangements, Get Outs, Programming, 2-Couple calling & lots more. By Bill Davis. $16.95 Plus $1 Post, US & Can. Add $5 for overseas. THE ALL NEW 1992 BIG FIVE DICTIONARY and Square Dance MANUAL This edition has new larger type and is the most comprehensive definitions book yet. It contains official definitions of all calls In the 5 CALLERLAB programs MS through C2 including the most recent 1991 updates. It has lots of Get-Outs. It Is filled with diagrams and examples plus In-depth commentary on: usage, teaching, flow, formation names, learning hints, and common misunderstandings. By Bill Davis & John Sybalsky - $9.95 plus $1 post In US & Can. NEW - 8.5 x 11 Comb bound DELUXE EDITION - $13.95 DANCERS'/CALLERS' NOTE SERVICE Covers all new calls, ideas, and definitions. Commentary on square dancing. BI monthly. Per Cal. Yr.- Dancers: $6.95/Callers: $13.95 ORDER FROM: Bill Davis, 1359 Belleville, Sunnyvale, CA. 94087.

American Squaredance July 1993 53 BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF sion of Mildred Buhler, now a sprightly 83 AMERICAN S/D CLUBS year old. Mildred said that although much has changed and progressed in the world The British Association of American S/D of Square Dancing during the last forty Clubs was formed forty years ago, under years, the dancers are as friendly and the guidance of Mrs. Mildred Buhler, an enthusiastic as ever. She does not dance American who was living in London at regularly nowadays, but still likes to keep that time. At first, the activity was cen- in touch with what is happening. tered mainly around the London area, but John Webb, the President of the Asso- over the years it has grown and spread ciation, presented past and present to most areas of England and to Aber- Council members to Mildred. She joined deen, Scotland. Now there are over two in some of the dancing, but was content hundred clubs and almost as many call- to watch the dancers enjoying them- ers. selves for most of the time. On May 15th a 40th Anniversary Cele- Carole Last (Association Secretary), bration Dance was held at Pickens Lock, had mounted a display of dancing [then Lee Park Leisure Center, Edmonton, and now,) including the program of calls London. Over a thousand dancers came presented by Mildred at an exhibition of from near and far, some travelling five American Square Dancing at the Albert hundred miles to attend. Six dancers had Hall in 1954. In fact one or two dancers even travelled from America especially who participated in that event are still for the occasion, and there were also two dancing now and spent a considerable dancers from Sydney, Australia proving time talking over [the old days] with that American Square Dancing is indeed Mildred during the day. a truly international pastime. Bert Spinney (Editor of [Let's Square The Square Dance Callers and Round Dance]) and Mike Last made a video of Dance Cuers were chosen from various the dancing and managed to get this areas of the country. The Callers were: transferred to the American video sys- Terry McCann, Brian Summerfield, tem, so that Mildred could take a copy David White, Mike Bumham, and Roy back to California. She was delighted to Howells. The Cuers were: Alan & Joyce be able to come to England again, and Sherrifs, Sandra Higson, Theresa Hart, said that the memory of this event, and Helen & Bill Viner. helped by the video, will remain with her The highlight of the event was the visit for years to come. from California especially for the occa- Submitted by Kath Spinney

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56 American Squaredance, July 1993 / Calling Tips by y ilarold Bausch stars seem to) that any publicity is better ne of my former caller students than none. recently wrote to me quite per- Perhaps this gives me the opportunity Oturbed by a cartoon, by Gary to state - we must make square dancing Larson, (The Far Side) showing an old more available and easier to get into. The time square dance, with the fiddler doing folks pushing a return to the old 75 basics the calling and older, heavy dancers do- idea are not so far off! While we are not ing a right hand swing. The call was, likely to accomplish that, the theory is not "Swing your partner 'round and 'round, bad. I can't help but repeat what I have now promenade and don't fall down."The said many times - I wish we could return caption under the cartoon was, to the time when a square dancer was a "Baryshnikov's ultimate nightmare." square dancer. When everyone who My former student said it irritated him square danced used that term - not Ad- because, "Certainly Gary Larson has the vance, Challenge or even Plus. Back to impression that square dancers are eld- the time where you didn't have to check erly, over-weight and 'fall down' fre- what program was to be danced. I realize quently." He went on to say, 1 venture to that in metropolitan areas, many dancers guess that Baryshnikov's first exposure did indeed walk into dances that left them to dancing was folk dancing in his native standing, because calls were used they Russia." were not familiar with. But even today, Well, first of all Baryshnikov may never you can say the next tip is Plus, and a have seen the cartoon, and I doubt he good number of dancers get up who do feels that way, but Gary Larson is the one not know the Plus calls. who has the bad attitude. He may have I realize too, that you just "can't go seen some old time movies, or he may back." The past is the past and we can't have read about old time dancing where change that, but we can work to make a callers did indeed use terms like that. It better future. Here again, the future can would be nice if we could get folks like not be programmed on a computer and Larson to try real square dancing - even put out for all to follow. The real program just a "one night stand" party. I am sure is the one your caller is calling. Success his attitude would change. is going to be developed on the local People who have never square scene, before we can hope to move it danced really don't know what it is all nationally. There is a saying, "You can't about, and of course we would like eve- legislate morality.." I assure you, we can ryone to experience a good square not legislate a common dance world dance. Since we can't accomplish that, wide. We can not assure success for the best we can do is to put on a good everyone, but we can build success, one show when we get an opportunity. Per- club at a time. It will take local leadership, haps we can take the attitude (as movie American Squaredance. Jury 1993 57

not national leadership - LOCAL leader- successful completion of calls for the ship. new dancers. Not an easy chore for the So, let us, you and me, work to make caller. You are not going to be able to our own clubs a success, the way we take pre-written calls and just get up and think it should be. Not the way we are told call them. You are going to have to adjust it should be. We have got to make our and change the calls to fit those dancers clubs a place to dance for all members, on the floor tonight. not just a few. That is easier said than The time has passed when we can done. We have long time dancers and we think of dancers as an expendable com- have new dancers, each must be kept modity - we do not have a surplus that we happy. It is going to take some "entertain- can squander. We must please - and ers" to do the calling - it is going to take entertain - all of them. Callers, I challenge a very flexible program to keep them all you to do just that. I dare you! Take me happy. We must have a little challenge up on the dare, please. V for long time dancers, we must have

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0716-COLORADO-3rd Annual Weekend of the IEWIE4414-01-113[104a,K1111.1t1C1iele&V,ILIM‘lk, Opera-July 16,17,1993 in Manassa, CO. S.Atkinson, S.Grandy. SQ/DA, R/D, CWIT. Limited registration. The Best In Contact F&P Rendon, Box 737, Ware, CO. 81140- Square & Round Dance Music (719)274-5577. All Rounds Cued 0716-TENNESSEE-Twin States Celebration SQ & RD, Viking Hall Civic Center, Bristol, TN. July 16.17, TNT 272 PISTOL PACKING MAMA, Rd by Fran Kropt 1993. D.D. Dougherty, Cuers/W&N Dickerson - Con- TNT 273 IF I DIDN'T CARE by Peg Milroy tact l&R BRown, 303 Arnold Way, Bristol, TN 37 620 - TNT 274 JUST LOVING YOU (Flip) by Ed Shortman (615)87 8-348 9. TNT 275 WALKING SHOES, Rd by Jack Rays TNT 278 SEA OF A HEARTBREAK, Rd by Steve 0716-ARIZONA-White Mt. Rim Rompers 44th TNT 277 SHE'S A UTTLE PAST FORTY by Ron Noble Ann. Dance-A-Rama, July 16,17,18,1993. White Moun- TNT 278 COME FOLLOW ME BABE, Rd by Frank Krop tain SQ.DA Hall. Show Low, AZ. S. Greer-R/D R&E TNT 279 PERFECT HARMONY, Rd by Jeff Grossman Sabey. Contact W&G Clinkingbeard, 2320 W.Sylvester 11001/61 stria CONTRA RARITY Cir. Show Low, AZ. 85901. (602)537-7039. LP11111-01Ck 1101R 16. • 71 pet. Pile Record Shows Arelleao 0716-COLORADO-MON CEN DEL Square Needy demote Far 26 Mt 100 & 202 Dance Weekend-July 1 6,17,1993-Manassa,C0.-S.At- RFD 2 IN. 7, 14. Mews VT 06471, 11/14244424 kinson-S.Grandy-R/D J. Williams-contact F&P Rendon, P.O.Box 737, LaJara, Co. 81140 WE DESIGN CLUB BADGES (719)274-5577 0716-GEORGIA-Thunderbird Clogging Feat.-July ire lien Pre' $150 hare crly Regular Size $1.85 16,17,1993-Valdosta, GA. Contact B&V Bennett, 2111 Nome and Town OR Design 8200 Hilkrest Dr., Valdosta, GA. 31602-(912)242-7321 None and Town aid Design $275 0716-GEORGIA-Summer Sounds-Gainsville Norse, Town. Deer, Mb None $3.00 Civic Center-July 16 ,17,1993 -D . Ta y lor, S .Spri nge r- State Shope $3.00 & Up cuers R&J.Lawson-contact (706)291-4016 $.5. Mims", Order Badge Colors: Block, while, blue, preen brown red, 0716-NORTH CAROLINA-NC Rod Dance Clinic yellow old walM Ph IV-VI, Winston, Salem, NC, July 16, 17 & 19. Contact Phyllis Loffin, 1002 Courtland Ave., Reidsville, Orders $10.00 or less. add $100. Olden over NC 27320 (919)342-2573 1000. odd $2.00 ELLIE 0716-COLORADO-8th Annual Colorado Singles Monk lieu MANDERS SD Weekend, July 16, 17 & 18, 1993, U of NC Student MICRO PLASTICS Center Ballroom, 29th St & I 1 th Ave, Greeley, CO. PQ Bee 447 t P Mlle CO 41650 Callers G. Adams & J. Kwaiser, Cuers G & L Krueger Tel: 303-625-171S & 1 & K Herr. Contact Ella Lusero, 1721 Centennial Dr, Longmont, CO 80501, (303)776-2567 0721-NORTH CAROLINA-17th International RD CALLERS or DANCERS Convention-July 21,22,23,24,1993-Winston-Salem, EQUIPMENT BOX COVERS N.C.-contact B&E Johnson, 1166 N.Parkway, Mem- 1 Amp, 1 Speaker 599.00 phis,1N. 38105 per set 0722-WASHINGTON STATE-Dog Towne Strut- ters Ball, Puyallup Elks Lodge, Puyallup, Washington, July 22, 23 & 24, 1993. Caller D. Smith along with guest Caller callers & cues. Contact Norman Harris, 23312 46th Ave GTE, Spenaway, WA 98 387 Gift 0723-ILLINOIS-10th Illinois SCISDA SQ & RD Idea Convect-July 23,24,25,1993-Peoria Civic Center, Peo- J & J Manufacturing protection with a ria, ILL-contact B&M Clark,115 Carefree, Chatham, Golden Skip Shopping Center Illionia 62629-(217)483-2585 Mauldat, South Carolna 29662 professional look. Phcne (803) 288-4000 VISA - MC Prepayment Ck or MO Inside Con. U.S.

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THE BASIC PROGRAM FOR THE MODULAR CALLER Zero Line: Right & left thru, rollaway with Turn thrus: a 1/2 sashay, box the gnat, right & left thru, rollaway with a 1/2 sashay, star Zero Box: Star thru, girls turn thru, with thru, LA. the boys star thru, wheel & deal, ladies chain, zero box. Zero Line: Right & left thru, star thru, right & left thru, rollaway with a 1/2 sashay, Zero Box: Pass to the center, turn thru, star thru, California twirl, LA. left swing thru, boys run left, turn thru, wheel & deal, centers right & left thru, Static Square: Heads right & left thru, pass thru, zero box. head ladies chain, rollaway 1/2 asahay, star thru, right & left thru, rollaway 1/2 Zero Line: Turn thru, wheel & deal, cen- sashay, star thru, California twirl, right & ters pass thru, swing thru, right & left thru, left thru, ladies chain, rollaway 1/2 sa- slide thru, zero line. shay, star thru, LA. Zero Box: Pass the ocean, swing thru, Zero Line: Pass thru, wheel & deal, cen- girls trade, turn thru, LA. ters right & left thru & rollaway 1/2 sa- Zero Box: Spin the top, men trade, turn shay, centers pass thru, swing thru, thru, LA. single hinge, boys run, couples circulate, Zero Box: Split the outside two, around ferris wheel, zoom, swing thru, single one to a line, all turn thru, LA. hinge, boys run, LA. Zero Line: Pass thru, wheel & deal, swing thru, turn thru, LA.

Ameman Squaredarce, July 1993 65 THE MAINSTREAM PROGRAM: JUST DANCIN': A BIT DIFFERENT Zero Line: Pass thru, tag the line, centers Zero Line: Centers box the gnat & square in, cast off 3/4, pass thru, boys trade, thru, ends slide thru, spin chain thru, girls scoot back, boys run, pass thru, bend the circulate once, boys run, bend the line, line, pass the ocean, all 8 circulate, swing cross-trail thru, LA. thru, spin the top, recycle, LA.(zero line) Zero Line: Touch 1/4, single file circulate, Zero Line: Pass thru, tag the line, leaders lead boys run right as the centers walk & U turn back, pass the ocean, spin the top, dodge, swing thru, turn thru, LA. boys run, 1/2 tag the line, walk & dodge, partner trade, pass the ocean, swing Zero Line: Pass thru, tag the line-in, cen- thru, turn thru, LA. ters square thru, ends star thru, centers in, cast off 3/4, star thru, double pass Zero Line: Pass thru, wheel & deal, dou- thru, lead couple partner trade, square ble pass thru, centers in, cast off 3/4, thru 3/4, LA. pass thru, tag the line, lead couples part- ner trade, right & left thru, veer left, cou- Zero Line: Pass the ocean, all 8 circulate, ples circulate, tag the line, ladies go left, girls trade, swing thru, spin the top, right gents go right, LA. & left thru, flutter wheel, sweep 1/4, veer left, ferris wheel, double pass thru, clo- ALL TOGETHER: verleaf, zoom, centers swing thru, turn Zero Line: Pass the ocean, recycle, veer thru, LA. left, girls single hinge, center girls trade Zero Box: Touch 1/4, split circulate, & run right, girls 1/2 tag the line, ferris scoot back, walk & dodge, partner trade, wheel, double pass thru, centers in, cast star thru, do sa do (wave), spin chain off 3/4, centers square thru, ends star thru, girls circulate, boys run, bend the thru, touch 1/4, scoot back, boys run, line, slide thru, LA. pass thru, wheel & deal, double pass thru, lead couple partner trade, all pass Zero Line: Right & left thru, dixie style to thru, LA. ✓ an ocean wave, boys trade, boys cross- run, recycle, pass thru, L.A.

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88 Amencan Squarectance. July 1993 Saturday morning, we awoke to a BLIZZARD 1993 howling blizzard. Visibility was down to less than 200 yards and the wind was DANCING gusting to 50 miles per hour. The dance hall is in a separate building adjacent to By: George & Marie Babb the Lodge, and normally only a 2-minute walk from our rooms. But this morning as here were you during the "Storm dancers made their way to the morning of the Century???" Six squares of W sessions, the building seemed a mile challenge dancers were snowed in at the away. There were deep drifts, icy walk- Smoke House Lodge in Monteagle, TN ways and a wind chill of minus 20 de- from Friday March 12 until Monday grees. The high wind drove the snow March 14, and those of us who travel I-75 against our faces with such force, it felt South from Chattanooga to Atlanta, were like being hit with thousands of needles. still snowed in until Tuesday. As early as One square that danced with us on Monday (March 8) National Weather Friday night were unable to join us on Forecasters began warning of an im- Saturday and Sunday because they pending storm. By Thursday they were were staying at a motel across the high- predicting the storm would hit the Ten- way from the Smoke House Lodge and nessee Valley along the route to Mon- were unable to get out because of the teagle, TN Friday night. One forecaster snow and ice. Once inside the hall, Ray stated the storm might be a "KILLER" and Ben warmed us with some fast-pace and the worst in history. It WAS the calling. During the morning session, a "Storm of the Century," but the National Channel 9 Chattanooga News TV crew Weather Service said there were earlier came in and made a video for the eve- storms more devastating. ning news. The TV Crew had arrived on In spite of all the predictions, only two Friday to give an "eyewitness" account of squares cancelled Monteagle reserva- the storm as it swept across the moun- tions because of possible severe tain. Although the blizzard conditions weather. Dancers from Alabama, Geor- continued until after midnight, everyone gia, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, South made the afternoon and evening ses- Carolina and Tennessee arrived at the sions. Ben and Ray continued to deliver Smoke House Lodge Friday afternoon a very interesting and challenging pro- as a light snow was beginning to dust the gram which was well received by the landscape. By dance time, it was about dancers. Only one weather-related acci- 2 inches deep. Inside the dance hall, dent occurred. As we were leaving the callers Ben Rubright and Ray Denny dance Saturday, Marie slipped on the ice made us forget about weather condi- and took a hard fall. Fortunately she did tions. The snow continued and by the not suffer any broken bones - only painful end of the dance, we had a 5-inch accu- bruises. mulation. But this did not stop the after After the Sunday morning session, parties. very few of us could leave Monteagle, Tennessee. Our vehicles were blocked by drifts of snow turned to ice. Also, the Lodge driveways and exit to the highway was iced over. The Channel 9 News Crew and their Antenna truck were stuck with the rest of us. By Monday, the Crew and most of the dancers were able to leave. But because 1-75 North and South of Chattanooga was closed, a few danc- ers had to wait until Tuesday morning to head for home.

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sive tape workshop. Tape workshops are posed to be such great dancers and they wonderful for training, but the constant can't even dance to the music." The ma- start-stop of the recorder breeds walking jority of the floor may be dancing to the instead of dancing. Then when they get music, but just as one person out of step to a live caller dance the people have in a marching band catches everyone's forgotten how to "dance" - all they know eye, so too the few people walking in- is how to walk. stead of dancing catch everyone's eye, because they are out of step with the THE CHALLENGE IMAGE music and with the other dancers. At large festivals and conventions, A second turn off to non-Challenge Challenge dancers are constantly being dancers is the patticake Left Allemande, watched and evaluated by the non-Chal- where dancers do not allemande but lenge population. The Challenge danc- simply slap palms (ASD 9/91). ers enjoy this, feeling that it is publicizing Challenge dancing is a great activity their activity and hopefully inspiring peo- that has literally thousands of partici- ple to learn Challenge. Yet, in many pants, but as long as some dancers walk cases Challenge dancers are totally un- instead of dance when they are being aware that how they dance turns people viewed by the public, this will be a turn-off off. to attracting people to the activity in the Walking is one turn-off. People see future. s/ some dancers walking and they say to themselves: "These people are sup-

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