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Publisher and Editor SPECIAL FEATURES ARVID OLSON 4 Why Square Dancing Is America's Finest Recreation Assistant Editor by Earle Park TESSA MALOPSY 6 Four Easy Singing Coll Variations For One-Night Stands Associate Editors by Stan Burdick 8 Masters Round Dance Tournament EDNA and GENE ARNFIELD 10 Grand Prize Winners STAN BURDICK 17 Square Dance Shop ARDEN JOHNSON 19 Square Dance Center WILBUR LIEVENS WILLARD ORLICH

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WORKSHOP 13 Choreography SQUARE DANCE Magazine is pub- lished monthly at 1622 N. Rand Rd.. 14 Callers' Questions Arlington Heights. Ill.• 60004 by American Squares. Inc. Second class postage paid at Laurens, Iowa. 15 Basic Breakdown Forms close 1st of month preceding date of issue. Subscription: $5.00 per 16 Figures and Breaks year. Single copies: 50 cents each. Copyright 1966 by American Squares, Inc. All rights reserved. 27 New Ideas L WHY SQUARE DANCING IS '17,0 AMERICA S FINEST '40 RECREATIO

BY EARL A R Ink Yorkton, Sask., Canada Yes, I'm a Canadian explaining why lected, everything balances perfectly. square dancing is the finest recreation This system, based solely on the hon- in "America". Of course, when we esty of the dancers, has worked won- speak of "America", we have in mind derfully for us. We are convinced that all of North America, including the our pride in square dancers' honesty is United States and Canada. justified. Canada seems to many dancers in Fourth, the reputation of square dan- the United States to be a few years cers for neatness and respecting the behind in the square dance movement. property of others is unexcelled. When We did not launch the modern square large numbers of dancers use hotels, dance movement as early as our south- motels, dance halls, church facilities, ern cousins, but since the late 1940's and convention centers, the owners and square dancing has played a major managers always say the same thing: role in Canadian social life. The activ- "Square dancers are welcome anytime." ity is now enjoyed from coast to coast Fifth, cleanliness of both mind and across Canada and even in the rugged body, if not already a part of the per- Northwest Territories. son's make-up, are instilled in and en- No matter what corner of the world forced among our dancers. We respect square dancing touches, its joys and our dancing companions and value benefits are equally strong. Just why is their friendship to the point where un- square dancing the finest recreation in pleasant conditions rarely exist. If they America today? My own answers num- do arise, they are quickly remedied. ber six. And finally, square dancing is body First, time and again non-square dan- exercise—motion set to music. From cers who have come in contact with our a health standpoint, it is the best way recreation have mentioned that it was to drive away the cares of the day. difficult to realize that so many people Many doctors will say that relaxation could have such a good time without is the ingredient most often missing in first having a drink or two. Our tra- individual health programs. S q u a r e ditional exclusion of drinking at square dancing adds that ingredient on a reg- dance functions is one of the major ular and somewhat permanent basis. reasons that will keep square dancing There are undoubtedly dozens more the finest American recreation. reasons why our recreation is America's Second, there are no barriers of race, best. What is more important is that creed, or color in the square dance others—non-dancers—come in contact movement. Social barriers are non-ex- with square dancing and learn, as we istent as dancers flow through their have, what a fine activity it is. favorite squares and rounds. We in Canada are planning a massive Third, the honesty creed among public relations and promotional pro- square danceers is one of the strongest gram during the next year as Canada of our activity. This particular celebrates its 100th birthday. Square point has been illustrated to me many dancing will be the foremost activity times. in group recreation as the celebration Square dance jewelry is my side line. continues. Whenever the jewelry is displayed at Our own province of Saskatchewan dances, prices are marked, and a box will host a unique Month-O-Dancing is left for the dancers to pay for what- during June-July 1967. There will be ever they wish to purchase. The display dances every night of the month. is left unattended sometimes for an We all realize what a remarkable entire day at conventions and festivals. recreation square dancing is. Let's share Every time the merchandise is checked our activity's rewards. Join us in Can- out against goods sold and money col- ada this season! ■ 5 The dance adaptations included in Four this article have been designed for use at one-night stands or square dance classes where the emphasis is on fun or Easy the painless practice of about 20 of the most common square dance basics. Each dance has been tested with dancers in the above categories. Singing Pitfalls of "busy" combinations that sometimes stop new dancers have been eliminated. Generally, a swing at the Call end of each figure has been dropped to allow slower dancers to catch up before the figure is repeated. Callers can use Variations their own judgment regarding the swing. Some callers may also choose to rewrite the rhyming patter to in- For dividual styles. Each dance is printed in lines of eight beats. Dashes represent beats con- taining no patter. For proper metering, One-Night emphasize the first syllable or word of each line, unless the second line is un- derlined. Lines in parentheses after each Stands title indicate the action of the dance for quick analysis. The sequence of each dance, as usual, is break, figures twice BY STAN BURDICK for the heads, break, figures twice for the sides, and break. Breaks are not spelled out for sev- eral reasons. In simple calls, callers Stan's new book, Easy Sing-Along Calls, is now available. Order copies at $1.00 each should learn to improvise their own from Stan Burdick, 1514 Oakmont Ln., San- breaks as they go, using only about dusky, Ohio. eight basics (circle, swing, promenade, allemande, grand right and left, do-sa- do, star, and chain). To print a break for each dance here would only burden callers with that much more unneces- sary memorization. Rather, they should be encouraged to use their flexibility and creativity. For the new callers who desire the best, safest, and most common break that will fit most any dance (with slight word changes), here it is:

Allemande left your corner girl, left hand round you go Grand right and left, boys, in and out you know When you meet your partner do a do- sa-do 6

IFS - - Back to back and then you promenade once you know her so Pick 'em up, star promenade, walkin' Promenade, go here and there, walk to and fro her home around the square Girls drop back, new girl now, prom- When you're home, it's everybody up enade you roam, to the middle and back Bill Bailey, won't you please come Now bow to your partner, corner too, home — — —. everybody swing with you. Another break, just as workable and MACK IS BACK—Grenn 12048 (Hds acceptable as the above, directs dancers Star R, Star L, Pick-up Crnr, Star to circle left full around, do-sa-do Prom, Circle, Sw, Prom) corner and partner, swing partner, and Head two couples star by the right, promenade. Remember to construct move it 'round, hold on tight breaks to avoid using the same basics Back by the left, left hand star, turn used in the dance figure. Some callers it once tonight switch the components of the break Corner now, pick 'em up, star prom- the second time through to prevent enade you know dancers anticipating the call. Walkin', talkin', 'round the ring, move Here are four popular singing calls it, move it, go man go with figures that have been adapted for Back right out, circle left, circle, hear one-night stand use. me say Nearest girl you swing, boys, and FIVE FOOT TWO—Hi Hat 322 (Hds promenade that way Sw, Prom Half, R & L Thru, 4 L Oh the line forms on the right, girls Ch, Sw Crnr, Prom) Now that Mack is back in town (set- Head two gents swing your maids once tle down). around and promenade Half way round that ring — — - GOODNIGHT LADIES— 25079 Right and left thru down the middle (Hds R & L Thru, Sd L Ch, Do-sa-do (hurry up boys in time to the fiddle) Crnr, Sw Prtnr, Prom) Four ladies chain across the land -- This is a good dance to end the Chain 'em back, just like that, turn evening for new dancers. There are nc these gals around partner changes unless callers wish to Swing your corner lady, boys, prom- alter the figure. Watch the quick verse- enade the town — chorus changes. Five foot two, eyes of blue, oh what those five feet can do Head two couples right and left thru, Everybody home and settle down — turn the girl right there Side ladies chain 'em now, straight across the square BILL BAILEY—Top 25017 (4 L Ch, Head two couples right and left back, Circle, Sw, M Star L, Star Prom, turn the girl just like that L Drop Bk, Prom) Side ladies chain 'em back, y' gotta say Four little ladies chain across, turn this goodnight now gal around Corner now do-sa-do, back to hack, Chain 'em right on back now, partner 'round you go you have found Come on home and swing your partner, Join hands, circle left, circle 'bout half promenade you know way Merrily we roll along, rock along, roll Swing your pretty little lady, twice along around I say Merrily we roll along, y' gotta say Gents star left, left hand star, turn it goodnight now. ■ 7 MASTERS ROUND DANCE TOURNAMENT Fore! And we're off around the (Hi Hat). A late starter, but driving links to present the results of SQUARE long and straight down the fairways DANCE Magazine's annual round was "Yakity-Axe" (Hi Hat). dance survey of this season's square In the high intermediate division the dance vacations and festivals. Twenty- front runner was "" (Sets four of the top events in the square In Order), a few strokes ahead of dance circuit were polled this year to "Mood Indigo" (Hi Hat), "Lightning bring you a complete score card of 85 Bug" (pop), 'Summer Wind" (pop), (whew !) rounds that birdied, parred, and "Strangers In the Night" (pop/ and bogeyed. Johnson). Also, watch for a fancy Many fine dances didn't make the player named "Spaghetti Rag" (Hi 36 hole cut-off, perhaps due to a com- Hat). bination of excellent music but an un- The exhibition two-some included happy routine, or vice versa. These "Elaine" (pop), followed by the nov- dances ended up buried in the sand or elty waltz/two-step, "Taste of Honey" lost in a water hole. Even as this is (Grenn). written, some late entrants are just Now, the 19th hole analysis of reaching the first tee. rounds taught on the 1966 vacation/ "Country clubs" surveyed this year festival circuit. Dances are listed al- were: Asilomar (Carmel, Calif.); Boyne phabetically with the number of in- Highlands (Harbor Springs, Mich.); stitutes and/or festivals at which they Christmas in July (Denver, Colo.) ; were used. Chula Vista (Wisconsin Dells, Wis.); Any 01' Time (pop) (1) ; Allez Coffey's College (Wagoner, Okla.) ; Vous En (Grenn) (1); Ain't She Sweet College Station Institute (College Sta- (Hi Hat) (7) ; Archie's Melody tion, Tex.); Dance-A-Cade (Union- (Grenn) (1); Baubles, Bangles, And town, Pa.); Fontana Village Vacations Beads (Windsor) (1); Babs (pop) (Fontana Dam, N. C.) ; Funstitute (1); Bernadine (Hi Hat) (2). (West Point, N.Y.); Grosvenor Inn Colonel Bogey (Sets In Order) (1) ; (Estes Park, Colo.) ; Hagerstown Fes- Castles In Spain (Windsor) (2) ; Chan- tival (Hagerstown, Md.); Hayloft tilly (pop) (3); Call It Love (Hi Hat) Rounders (Portland, Oreg.) ; Illinois (2) ; Connecticut Waltz (Grenn) (1); State Convention (Chicago, Ill.); Indi- Desert Blues (pop) (12); Dorilee ana State Callers Association Institute (pop) (2) ; Dream Awhile (pop) (1); (Indianapolis, Ind.); Kirkwood Lodge Deep In My Heart (Grenn) (3) ; (Osage Beach, Mo.) ; Lighted Lantern Downtown (pop) (1). (Golden, Colo.); Michigan Round Elaine (pop) (9); Easy Way (pop) Dance Teachers Fe s t i v a l (Livonia, (1); Forgive Me (pop) (1) ; Grand Mich.); Minnesota State Convention Sashay Mixer (Blue Star) (1); Girl (Thief River Falls, Minn.) ; Murrelite's That I Marry (Hi Hat) (3) ; Gay And Riverside Week End (Detroit, Mich.); Shiny (Windsor) (1); Go-Go-Go New Orleans Festival (New Orleans, (Windsor) (1). La.); Roberts' Workshop (Columbus, Hot Lips (pop) (1); Hey, Good Ohio); Spring Fling (LaCrosse, Wis.) ; Lookin' (Belco) (1) ; Ipanema (Sets In Toronto Convention (Toronto, Ont., Order) (2) ; I Can't Stop Loving You Canada). (Belco) (2) ; I'm Gonna Build A Fence Top money winner in all divisions (Hi Hat) (1); It's You (Hi Hat) (4); of the spring, summer, and early fall Isle of Capri (pop) (5).; Jere (Sets In tournaments was "Under the Bridges Order) (2); Kontiki (pop) (1). of Paris" (Windsor). In hot pursuit La Pulga (pop) (2); Latin Louie were "Desert Blues" (pop), "Mexicali Rose" (Grenn), and "Ain't She Sweet" Continued on page 31

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Dixie Haley, wife of Indianapolis, the encouragement of my in-laws, who Ind. caller Gene Haley, is the Grand were already avid square dancers, and Prize Winner in SQUARE DANCE much gentle prodding from my hus- Magazine's first reader contest—"How band Gene, we started square dance Square Dancing Changed My Life". lessons. I loved every minute and soon Dixie, whose entry was published in the discovered that I didn't have time to June 1966 issue, was selected for the be sick. There were too many dances I Grand Prize from among the 12 wanted to attend . . . . monthly winners. "Yes, I should say, square dancing After reading the entries of other has surely changed my life. It fright- square dancers, Dixie says that she de- ens me to think of what might have cided that "'I too had a story to tell." been in store for my family and myself For sharing her story with square dan- if I had insisted upon staying home in- cers everywhere, Dixie and her hus- stead of forcing myself to get out with band Gene will be the guests of other people . . . . SQUARE DANCE Magazine at a "I can't imagine my life without square dance week end of their choice. square dancing. We constantly meet Here are excerpts from Dixie Haley's new people and make new and lasting prize winning story, proof that square friendships. It is a great part of our dancing truly changed her life. daily lives." "Ten years ago . . . I became prac- * * * tically a recluse . . . . When I look back on those days I know that I was SQUARE DANCE Magazine is hap- on the verge of a complete mental py to announce that a new reader con- and physical breakdown. test will begin in the January 1967 is- "Upon the insistence of my doctor, sue. Watch for details coming soon! ■ 10 Between gwips

A highlight of this past summer was the Second Leadership Training Seminar at Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. Arden John- son, Nita and Manning Smith, Shirley and Bruce Johnson, and my- self conducted sessions covering many important phases of leader- ship in our activity. Such seminars are necessary for leaders and potential leaders if square dancing is to continue to grow and progress. An activity with the magnitude and number of participants that square dancing has certainly merits the finest leaders. Most other hobbies have qualified, professionally trained leaders to guide them. Square dancing cannot be any different. Not every caller or teacher is automatically a leader. Leader- ship qualities must be studied, developed, and put into practice. The Purdue Seminar is pioneering by bringing together potential leaders to help them study and develop leadership techniques. We have received many requests for information on the Pur- due Seminar from groups interested in sponsoring similar institutes. Callers and dancers associations are the most logical choices to organize these seminars, not only for their respective members, but for all interested dancers and callers in their areas. Every region should one day be able to offer its square dancers and leaders a seminar devoted to leadership training. Naturally, the number of people who now can attend such sem- inars cannot be compared to the hundreds who cannot attend. These people should be offered this opportunity to study leadership traits in their own areas. Information on the Purdue Seminar will be furnished on re- quest to any individual or group interested in sponsoring such an institute in their area. In the National Square Dance Association News section last month and this month Arden Johnson discusses the NSDA's efforts to establish concrete methods of setting standards for square dance leadership. This is a big step in the right direction. It should be endorsed by everyone who has square dancing's best interests in mind.

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Break it all up, do-paso, partner left, CHOREOGRAPHY corner right Partner left like an allemande thar This month let's take a look at the Boys back up in a right hand star (men movement double the clutch. It is a form a wrist-hold star now) two-part movement done from an alle- Double the clutch and all eight star mande thar set-up and is used to inter- Boys in the lead right where you are change the inside (hub) people with Men reach back with your left hand the outside (rim) people. Their facing Double the clutch, reverse the men direction is reversed, but the allemande Girls back up in a right hand star that moving direction remains the Shoot the star, walk all around your same. left hand lady . . . From a normal allemande thar set- up, with the men in a right hand star All four ladies star across backing up and the ladies on the rim Catch 'em left, allemande thar walking forward, on the first command Boys back up in a right hand star to double the clutch, the ladies swing Shoot the star, go forward two, right in behind their partners to form a and left, turn back one right hand star. Catch 'em right, wrong way thar (Note: The men retain their wrist- Boys back up in a left hand star hold while the ladies form their own Double the clutch, all eight star wristhold four hand star above the Boys in the lead right where you are men's.) Men reach back with your right hand All eight move clockwise in this star Double the clutch, reverse the men formation until the next command to Reverse the star, reverse the ring double the clutch is given. While the (all stop, about face, move for- ladies retain their right hand wrist- ward in new facing direction) hold star, the men reach back with To the same girl with a left hand swing their left hands (by making a right Full around, go right and left grand ... face turn and dropping their right hand Head couples forward and back star) to catch a left forearm grip with Star right on the inside track the ladies. Ladies reverse to a back up Turn corner left, allemande thar star so that the men are then on the Heads back up in a right hand star rim of the thar walking forward. This Double the clutch, all eight star, heads completes the double the clutch. in the lead Heads reach back with your left hand EXAMPLES Double the clutch, reverse the heads by Willard Orlich, Cuyahoga Falls, Shoot the star, all the way round Ohio Sides star right, go once around Circle up eight and around you go To the same one, left allemande . . . 19 ing teaching tradition of a standard CALLERS' QUESTIONS (?) rule that anytime couples are fac- ing out they should use hands to dish- KATHRYN HOTZEL, Chesterfield, rag under for the turn back. Yet these hid.: "We Hoosiers sincerely thank same areas of the country are pushing you for the kind words about the the switch back idea (now called part- National Convention (August 1966 ners trade). SQUARE DANCE) and also for ex- posing the lazy dancers -- we call them PAUL SMITH, Flint, Mich.: "I believe 'cute'. Not one man has yet chained that callers will have to be very careful me thru instead of using a courtesy in the way they use the no-hand move- turn. We do not do the goofy see-saw ments like slide thru, pass to the cen- or any of the short cuts. They aren't ter, etc. or they will end up with 'pen- pretty or comfortable. I don't care guin squares'. I use both discreetly." now people dance in their basements, Your comment should be well heed- but 1 do care how they execute calls ed, Paul. The slide thru will not be- on the dance floor. Tell me, aren't come a "marching" movement if it is we having as much fun as the others?" used properly. I believe it will settle Thank you for the vote of confi- down to be used only for comfortable dence. Yes, we're having as much fun. dancing or to cancel hands when nec- My guess would be that the "cute" essary for good choreography flow. It ones, as you put it, are getting bored can also be used for odd set-ups (as with our recreation and will probably against same sex). go back to bowling or television since The pass to the center has a great they no longer enjoy "dancing" com- value in breaking up an ocean wave set- panionship. up—more than a no-hand inside arch, dive thru equivalent. When these two ERNIE KINNEY, Cantua Creek, movements are used in combination Calif.: "I would like to suggest a new with cloverleaf, round off, and other idea I call move thru. From an eight similar movements, we indeed begin to chain thru set-up, the outside couples look like penguins on the march. Pick move between the inside couples and your figures using good combinations, into the center while the inside cou- and combine your hash movements ples spread apart and automatically do wisely with this in mind. Too many a partner trade. It's the same as dive hands or not enough contact are two thru or pass to the center." reasons that certain new ideas do not Thank you for the thought, Ernie. survive. The Workshop dancers felt there was no need for such a movement since we BETTY KULL, Columbus, Ohio: already have pass to the center. The "Many thanks to Manny Amor for latter can also be used out of ocean round off. It is a beautifully flowing wave lines, which would cause prob- and comfortable movement. I don't like lems if move thru was used. Out of an it from an ocean wave set-up . . . dan- ocean wave, dancers would have to bal- cers show frustration in certain in- ance back, drop'hands, and then move stances." thru. Two dancers would always have The round off idea was a natural, to half sashay nose-to-nose to get into following our cloverleaf patterns. I position for the "thru" part. agree (and so does the author) that it The automatic partner trade is the is ambiguous from a facing in position. same as in pass to the center. Incident- It's a quarter turn out and a quarter ally, this no-hand turn back has been turn back in from that position. How- causing concern in some areas as break- ever, during exploration of a move- 14 ment, all angles are tried in order to CORNER RETREAT prove not only what is comfortable, but All four ladies chain across also what should be avoided. An exam- Head gents and new corner girls go up ple of this point was centers in, bend to the middle and back the line versus center in, cast off. Pass thru, go around one to line up four Pass thru, wheel and deal and a quarter BASIC BREAKDOWN more Arch in the middle, ends turn in ENDS TURN IN Pass thru, split two, around one to by Ed Gilmore, Yucaipa, Calif. (1952) line up four From lines of four facing out, the Pass thru, wheel and deal and a quarter centers arch, ends move forward and more duck thru the arch together. The arch- Arch in the middle, ends turn in ing couple automatically California Circle four, go once around twirls to face back to the center of the Left allemade . . . set, regardless of sex combination (boy, girl—girl, boy—two boys—two girls). ARKY ENDS TURN IN Movement ends in a double pass thru Head couples half sashay, lead right, formation with the actives (the ends circle four that way Ladies break to lines who ducked thru) taking the next com- of four Pass thru, ends turn in, square thru mand. three-quarters The arching couple rule of turn back Split the men, line up four also applies from an eight chain thru Forward eight, back with you formation on call to insides arch, (out- Bend the line and pass thru sides) dive thru. Ends turn in, square thru three-quarters When lines face in toward the center Split the ladies, line up four of the set, call should be centers arch, Forward eight, back with you The arching couple, in ends duck out. Pass thru, ends fold, centers turn back this case, stands in place and just drops Dixie chain on the double track without changing facing direc- hands Lady go left, gent go right, left alle- tion. mande . . .

EXAMPLES ENDS DUCK THRU by Willard Orlich, Cuyahoga Falls, Heads square thru four hands Ohio Do-sa-do the outside two, make a wave and balance Centers arch, ends duck thru, but turn REGULAR ENDS TURN IN back Side couples square thru, four hands Left allemande . . . round Split the outsides, go around one to INSIDE ARCH, DIVE THRU line up four Head couples star thru, pass thru, right Forward eight, back again, pass thru and left thru Arch in the middle, ends turn in Inside arch, dive thru, pass thru Circle four full around, pass thru All four couples California twirl, U Split the outsides, go around one to turn back line up four Inside arch, dive thru, box the gnat Forward eight, back again, pass thru Right and left thru the other way back Arch in the middle, ends turn in Square thru three-quarters while the Circle four full around, pass thru outsides half sashay Left allemande . . . Left allemande . . . 15 Inside two square thru three-quarters FIGURES AND BREAKS Ends star thru, left allemande . . .

CHECK YOUR LINES CAST #3 by Bill Ryan, Buffalo, N. Y. by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Ha. Heads lead right, circle to a line Head couples half sashay Forward eight, back you reel Number three split the ring Pass thru, wheel and deal Around one in line you stand Double pass thru, men fold Forward four, back you toss Slide thru, check your lines Go across the floor, cast off Wheel and deal, substitute Couple around one, stand four in line Bend the line to a left allemande , . Forward eight, back you toss Pass thru, cast off three-quarters DIXIE GRAND BREAKS Star thru, inside four square thru five by Bob Nipper, Edwards, Calif. hands round Heads star thru, substitute Left allemande . . . Roll away, half sashay, double pass thru Gents right, ladies left, single file SINGLE QUARTER AND CROSS When you meet, go dixie grand by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Fla. Right, left, right, left allemande . . Promenade, heads wheel around, pass thru Head ladies chain, heads right and Single wheel and a quarter more left thru Make an ocean wave, balance Heads lead right, circle to a line Boys trade, girls turn back Pass thru, wheel and deal, dixie grand Bend the line, ends star thru Right, left, right, left allemande . . . Other four square thru three-quarters Sides promenade one-quarter round Heads star thru, substitute Left allemande . . . Double pass thru, cross trail to a dixie grand BROKEN WAVE #3 Right, left, right, left allemande . by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Fla. Head ladies chain across from you Same four square thru, do-sa-do the Head ladies chain across outside two Heads lead right, circle to a line Make an ocean wave, balance Pass thru, wheel and deal Boys trade, girls turn back Substitute, centers right and left thru Bend those lines, cross trail thru Substitute, double pass thru, cross Left allemande . . . trail to a dixie grand Right, left, right, left allemande .. BROKEN WAVE # 4 by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Fla. CAST #2 Heads right and left thru by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Fla. Same four pass thru, single wheel and All four couples half sashay a quarter more Number two split the ring Make an ocean wave, balance Around one in line you stand U turn back, step thru Forward four, back you toss Left allemande . . . Go across the floor, cast off Couple around one, stand four in line ARKY CHUCK Forward eight, back you toss by Gordon Blaum, Miami, Fla. Pass thru, cast off three-quarters Side two ladies chain across Pass thru, U turn back Same ladies chain to the left 16 SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AT SQUARE DANCE SHOP

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SQUARE DANCE SHOP SQUARE DANCE SHOP 6407 N. Caldwell Ave. 1622 N. Rand Rd. Chicago, Ill. 60646 Arlington Heights, Ill. 60004 (312) 763-8252 (312) 255-4060 CY Oa OgIE flUttEd go WWI SQUARE DANCE CENTER 1622 NORTH RAND ROAD • ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 60004 —Just south of Palatine/Willow Road on U. S. Highway 12- (312) 255-4060

)ANCE CALENDAR iSDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Intermediate Open Dance Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance DICK ENDERLE EDNA AND GENE 8-11 p.m. ARNFIELD 8-10 p.m. $2.00 8-11 p.m. $2.50 2 $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 3 Intermediate cars Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance Open Dance D GENE EDNA AND GENE LENNY ROOS IELD ARNFIELD $2.00 7 8-10 p.m. $2.00 8 8-11 p.m. $2.50 9 8-11 p.m. $2.50 1 0 w Intermediate Open Dance cars Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance JOHNNIE WYKOFF ID GENE EDNA AND GENE 8-11 p.m. IELD A ARNFIELD $2.00 14 8-10 p.m. $2.00 15 8-11 p.m. $2.50 1 6 $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 17 Intermediate peers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance CHRISTMAS iD GENE EDNA AND GENE EVE IELD ARNFIELD $2.00 21 8-10 p.m. $2.00 22 8-11 p.m. $2.50 23 24 Intermediate New Year's Eve Party Kers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance JIM BROWER ID GENE EDNA AND GENE JIM STEWART 9 p.m.-1 a.m. MELD ARNFIELD 29 $20.00/couple includes $2.00 28 8-10 p.m. $2.00 8-11 p.m. $2.50 30 dinner, dance, favors 31 JANUARY 1967 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WED,

New Open HAPPY Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round C NEW YEAR ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA JIM STEWART AR 1 8-10 p.m. $2.00 2 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 3 8-10 p.m. New Open Dance Open Chicago Metro. Assn. Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round C RUSS BONE ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA 3-6 p.m. AL SOYA AR No Admission Charge 8 8-10 p.m, $2.00 9 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 10 8-10 p.m. Open Dance New Open LOUIS CALHOUN Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round C 3-6 p.m. ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA CHUCK BROAD AR $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 15 8-10 p.m, #2.0016 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 17 8-10 p.m. New Open Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round C ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop- EDNA o RUSS BONE ARI 22 8-10 p.m. $2,00 23 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 24 8-10 p.m. New Open Square Dancers Club Challenge Club 1st Saturda ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop- 3rd Saturth 4th Saturdc 29 8.10 p.m. $2.0030 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 31 r

ft% EDNA & GENE RUSS BONE JIM BROWER LOUIS CALHOUN ARNFIELD Kankakee, III. Texarkana, Tex. Fontana Dam, N. C.

LENNY ROOS AL SOYA JIM STEWART Chicago, Ill. Milwaukee, Wis. Des Plaines, Ill. DANCE CALENDAR VESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY I Jew Intermediate Open Dance )ancers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance BOB WICKERS AND GENE EDNA AND GENE 8-11 p.m. ifFIELD ARNFIELD I $2.00 4 8-10 p.m. $2.00 5 8-11 p.m. $2.50 6 $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 7 ri OW Intermediate Iancers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance Open Dance AND GENE EDNA AND GENE NFIELD ARNFIELD $2.00 11 8-10 p.m. $2.00 12 8-11 p.m. $2.50 1 3 8-11 P.m- $2.5° 14 New Intermediate Open Dance lancers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance JACK MAY AND GENE EDNA AND GENE 8-11 p.m. NIFIELD ARNFIELD $2.00 18 8-10 p.m. $2.0019 8-11 p.m. $2.50 20 $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 21 New Intermediate Open Dance lancers Club Round Dancers Club Open Club Dance FRANCIS ZELLER NND GENE EDNA AND GENE 8-11 p.m. '4FIELD ARNFIELD $2.00 25 8.10 p.m. $2.002 Lo6 8-11 P.m. $2.50 27 $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 28 STAFF ROUND DANCE LEADERS rys: Mari and Mel Rummel These Top Leaders program rounds for your lys: Dot and Jerry Daniels dancing enjoyment on Friday and Saturday rys: Dot and Ken Olson evenings between square dance tips.

DICK ENDERLE Alw,LN J1/4.-JtiNsON JACK LIVINGS TON JACK MAY Kansas City, Mo. Lp.Flvntte. Ind. Speedway, Ind. Toledo, Ohio

BOB WICKERS J. WYKOI-F FRANCIS ZELLtR Ballwin, Mo. Indianapolis, Ind. McCracken, Kans.

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDI MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR OUR GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. — $20.00 per couple including dance, favors, and dinner featuring JIM BROWER DEC. 31, 1966

Open Dance New Open N TEEN JAMBOREE Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round Da Several Callers ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA Al JIM STEWART ARN ' 3-6 p.m. $1.25/person 4 8-10 p.m. $2.00 5 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 6 8-10 p.m. Open Dance New Open N JACK LIVINGSTON Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round Da 3-6 p.m. ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA At AL SOYA 3 ARN $2.50 Adv. $3.00 Door 11 8-10 p.m. $2.00 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 1 8-10 p.m.

New Open N, Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round Da ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop— EDNA At CHUCK BROAD ARNi 18 8.10-10 p.m. $2.00 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 2L0 8-10 p.m. New Open Ni MERRY Square Dancers Club Challenge Club Round Dal CHRISTMAS ARDEN JOHNSON —Workshop- EDNA At RUSS BONE ARNf 25 8-10 p.m. $2440 26 8-10:30 p.m. $2.50 27 8-10 p.m. SQUARE DANCE CENTER 1622 NORTH RAND ROAD, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 60004 (312) 255-4060 December 1966/January 1967 Dear Square and Round Dancers,

Our first fall season at Square Dance Center is a success, thanks to you. We are especially pleased that you, the dancers, enjoy visiting Square Dance Center and dancing with us.

Classes in both squares and rounds are progressing rapidly under the capable direction of Arden Johnson and Edna and Gene Arnfield. Our club and open dances are being enthusiastically received and deservedly so. Our talented calling and teaching staff is doing an excellent job.

The coming holiday season at Square Dance Center will be a gala occasion. Our special New Year's Eve Party, featuring Jim -Keep Smiling" Brower of Texarkana, Tex., will be a festive evening you won't want to miss. Dinners, favors, and four hours of top-notch dancing are planned for your enjoyment. (See Calendar)

Make your reservations now to join us New Year's Eve. The party won't be complete without you. We're looking forward to seeing you.

ARVID OLSON Your Host SQUARE DANCE CENTER

Here is an exciting new concept in recreational facilities . . . a modern square dance center . . . designed and built exclusively for square dancing. Imagine, a beautiful building perfect in every detail to help you enjoy your dancing more. A dance hall that has perfect acoustics so you can hear anywhere in the hall while dancing. A dance floor of hardwood that is mounted on rubber for ease on the feet. Tastefully decorated throughout with special decorations on festive occasions. Air-conditioned for year around comfort. Then there is a square dance store that's out of this world. You'll want to browse for hours on end. Here under one roof is everything a square dancer could want to have a wonder- ful time. Here is a place where there's round or square dancing every night of the week. See inside for a complete schedule for December 1966 and January 1967.

FEATURES OF THE SQUARE DANCE CENTER

• 5,000 square feet of dance floor. Dance floor is hardwood mounted on rubber. There is nothing bet- ter or more comfortable to dance on. • Air-conditioned throughout for year around comfort. • Free parking. Room for many, many cars in two private parking lots (overflow parking lot located directly across the street). • Perfect acoustics. Constructed especially for square dancing. • Beautiful decorations and landscaping. Special decorations on festive occasions. • Complete kitchen facilities. • Complete square dance store. The most beautiful and best stocked store in the country. • Professionally managed. All details handled for you. • Program includes: New clubs for beginners (classes), challenge nights, round dance clubs and classes. clubs, special dances, teen-age clubs, and much, much more.

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SQUARE DANCE CENTER, 1622 NORTH RAND ROAD, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS 60004 ( 312 255-4060 Please send me tickets for the dates indicated below (order one ticket for each couple). A self-addressed stamped envelope is enclosed.

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CITY STATE ZIP All four ladies chain across the way FIGURES Head couples do a half sashay by Manny Amor, Lakewood, N.J. Lead right, circle four, ladies break Heads square thru four hands round to lines of four Do-sa-do to an ocean wave Forward eight and back, ends roll in Round off, peel off, wheel and deal with a half sashay Dixie daisy, peel off, wheel and deal Centers arch, ends duck out, around Cloverleaf, centers pass thru one Left allemande . . . Down the middle, half square thru Eight chain thru arky style Heads square thru four hands round All the way over and all the way back Do-sa-do to an ocean wave Right and left thru the outside two Split circulate, then round off Dive in, square thru three-quarters Dixie daisy, centers in, cast off three- Left allemande . . . quarters round Do-sa-do to an ocean wave POP THE TOP Spin the top, girls run by Tom Hidding, Jacksonville, Fla. Left allemande . . . One and three slide thru Spin the top and when you do Heads square thru four hands round Swing thru two by two Right and left thru, dive thru Step thru, cross trail to a left alle- On the double track do a dixie style mande . . . to an ocean wave Left swing thru, then round off Substitute, square thru three-quarters PARTNER TRADE Left allemande . . . by Bob Dubree, Knoxville, Tenn. One and three right and left thru Heads star thru you do Turn around, do a partner trade On the double track do a dixie style (Partner trade is a California twirl to an ocean wave without touching hands.) Centers run, wheel and deal Separate, go around one Half square thru, wheel and deal Come into the middle, dixie daisy Centers square thru three-quarters Cross by the right, turn half by the left, Left allemande . . . cross back by the right Outside couples U turn back FIGURES Eight chain four across the track by Jim Gammalo, Olmsted Falls, Ohio Inside arch, outside under, partner Heads do-sa-do to an ocean wave trade Men trade, centers trade Left allemande . . . Swing thru without a stop, spin the top When you're thru, square thru three- THINKING quarters by Mac Parker, Arlington, Va. Left allemande . . . One and two right and left thru Two and three right and left thru Head couples spin the top Side ladies chain across the way Centers trade and swing thru, balance Same side couples half sashay Swing star thru, California twirl Number two couple go down the cen- Cross trail thru, left allemande . . ter, split those two Separate to a line you do CENTERS TRADE FIGURES Forward four and back with you by Jim Gammalo, Olmsted Falls, Ohio One and three cross trail thru Heads right and left thru, then roll Left allemande . . away, half sashay 25 Spin the top, centers trade CLOVERLEAF FIGURES Square thru three-quarters by Julius King, Lexington, Mass. Left allemande . . . Side couples right and left thru Heads go forward and back with you Heads lead right, circle to a line Heads lead right, circle to a line Pass thru, lines divide, cloverleaf Right and left thru across you do Substitute to a left allemande . . . Roll away, half sashay Spin the top, centers trade Square thru three-quarters Four ladies chain three-quarters round Left allemande . . . Heads square thru three-quarters Separate, go around one to line up four Star thru, double pass thru Heads square thru four hands Cloverleaf, substitute, centers go right Swing thru, girls circulate and left thru Men turn back and trade Pass thru, pass thru again Cast off three-quarters, box the gnat Left allemande . . . Cross trail thru, left allemande . . . All four ladies chain across Heads square thru four hands Heads right and left thru, then cross Box the gnat, do-sa-do to an ocean trail around just two wave Lines of four go forward and back Men circulate, girls turn back and trade Star thru, double pass thru Wheel and deal, face those two Cloverleaf, substitute, centers pass thru Square thru three-quarters Right and left thru the outside two Left allemande . . . Left allemande . . .

Heads lead right, circle to a line Four ladies chain across you do Right and left thru across from you Heads cross trail around just two Roll away, half sashay, spin the top Lines of four go forward and back Centers trade, square thru three-quar- Star thru, double pass thru, cloverleaf ters Substitute, dixie grand, right, left, right Left allemande . . . Pull on by to a left allemande . . .

CHAIN STAR THRU FIGURES DIXIE DAISY FIGURES by Wayne Redden, Ft. Smith, Ark. by Tom Trainer, Rochester, N.Y. All four ladies chain star thru Heads lead right, circle to a line Promenade, don't slow down Pass thru, wheel and deal Back right out, make a big ring Box the gnat, dixie daisy Circle left and hear me sing Centers in, cast off three-quarters Face your corner, all eight chain Pass thru, wheel and deal Right and left thru, turn that Jane Box the gnat, dixie daisy Left allemande . . . Centers in, cast off three-quarters Cross trail thru, left allamande . . All four ladies chain star thru Promenade, don't slow down Heads slide thru, box the gnat, dixie One and three wheel around daisy Star thru, slide thru, pass thru Cloverleaf, box the gnat, dixie daisy Bend the line and make a ring Peel off, star thru, centers right and Circle left like everything left thru, full turn around Four ladies chain star thru again Dive thru, square thru three-quarters Promenade . . . Left allemande . . . 26 thru NEW IDEAS Trail and peel, wheel and deal, you're facing out PEEL AND TRAIL Cloverleaf, and when you're there, peel by Lee Kopman, Wantagh, L.I., N.Y. and trail From double pass thru position, lead Wheel across two by two, star thru couple takes first call to peel off. Sec- Dive thru, pass thru, left allemande ... ond couple takes second command to trail off (cross trail and then peel off.) PEELING TRAIL #2 Can also be called trail and peel in By Willard Orlich, Cuyahoga Falls, which case the lead couple would trail Ohio off and the second couple would peel Heads slide thru, everybody California off. First two people become ends of a twirl line of four. Second two become cen- Cloverleaf, and when you do, face your ters of the same line just as in a nor- partner mal peel off ending. Pass thru, wheel and deal Peel and trail, wheel and deal EXAMPLES Peel and trail, centers arch, ends turn in by Lee Kopman, Wantagh, L.I., N.Y. Ladies star right once around to the Heads lead right, circle to a line same man for a left allemande . . . Pass thru, wheel and deal, peel and trail SLIDE THE STAR Wheel and deal, double pass thru by Lee Billows, Annapolis, Md. Peel off and star thru From an allemande thar, designated Centers pass thru, box the gnat couples slide across (men face to face Go right and left grand . . . taking girls along) while the other couples wheel one full turn around. Heads lead right, circle to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal, peel and EXAMPLE trail by Lee Billows, Annapolis, Md. Wheel and deal, peel and trail Walk around the left hand lady, turn Wheel and deal, centers right and left partner left, allemande thar thru Men back up in a right hand star Same ones star thru, lead to the right Head couples slide the star Left allemande . . . Sides wheel around where you are Back up now in a mixed up thar Heads lead right, circle to a line Side couples slide the star Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass Head wheels around where you are thru Four girls in the middle for a right Trail and peel, square thru four hands hand star Centers square thru three-quarters Shoot that star to the corner girl Peel and trail, star thru Box the gnat, change hands Wheel and star thru, California twirl Left allemande . . Left allemande . . .

SQUARE DANCE Magazine WORKSHOP PEELING TRAIL #1 features original material submitted by by Willard Orlich, Cuyahoga Falls, you. Choreography, Callers' Questions, Ohio Basic Breakdown, Figures and Breaks, and New Ideas are presented each month. Head couples slide thru, double pass Mail new and creative material and ques- thru tions to Willard Orlid,, Workshop Editor, Peel and trail, bend the line SQUARE DANCE Magazine, 1622 N. Rand Pass thru, wheel and deal, double pass Rd., Arlington Heights, III. 60004.

27 end will be Jean and Tom Cahoe, Lela and Louis Leon, Vonnie and Willie Stotler, Audrey Van Sickle and Eddie NATIONAL Palmquist, and Jessie and Chuck Raley.

NEWS • ILLINOIS—The Illinois Callers Association sponsors its annual North AND EVENTS District Festival in Aurora, Ill. Nov. 6. Association members will handle the calling chores at the Aurora Y.M.C.A. from 2 until 10 p.m.

• TENNESSEE—The Hotel Chisca • MICHIGAN — Jerry Helt, Dick Plaza in Memphis, Tenn. will be the Jones, Harper Smith, and Bettye and site of the Fourth Mid-South Festival Charlie Proctor headline the Sixth Nov. 11-12. The Greater Memphis As- Michigan State Convention Nov. 4-5. sociation brings Johnny LeClair, John- Detroit's Cobo Hall will host the dance ny Barbour, and Darlene and Jack festivities from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Chaffee to Memphis to head up the both days. dance program.

• CALIFORNIA—Nov. 4-6 are the • FLORIDA—Joe Lewis of Dallas, dates of the Fresno Holiday especially Tex. brings his accordian to Jackson- for round dancers at Fresno's Del ville, Fla. Nov. 11-12 to call the Webb Towne House. Staffing the week Northeast Florida Association's Fall GRENN Newest "SONG OF LOVE" (waltz) by Opal and Joe Cohen GR 14091 Rounds "WHO WOULDN'T LOVE YOU" by Emmett and Monette Courtney Newest IGR 12085 "I LOVE YOU" flip by Ron Schneider Square Note: Our apologies for late releases. Our pressing plant has been on strike. Recent Rounds Recent Squares 14090 Blue Heaven/Five Minutes More 12084 Get Out And Get Under Moon—Davis 14089 You And Me/Okey Dokey 12082 Denver—Schneider 14088 Mexicali Rose/Seems Like 12079 Yellow Bird—Schneider 14087 Taste Of Honey/Conn. Waltz 12078 This Land—Davis TOP Newest TOP 25134 "LOVIN' MACHINE" by George Peterson Flip TOP 25135 "WAIT TILL THE SUN SHINES" by Jim Cargill Squares Recent Squares 25133 Molly Brown—Keys 25129 Nobody Home But Me—Peterson 25132 Tweedle Dee—Leger 25128 Mickey's Tune—Schultz 25131 Down By the Ohio—Leger 25127 When Your Hair Has Turned To Silver—Bohn 25130 Pistol Packin' Mama—Bauer 25126 Tomatoes Are Cheaper—Hartman 28 Round-Up. Dancing will be held in modern square dances, the program Jacksonvillle's Civic Auditorium. will include mixers, Spanish waltzes, family waltzes, and other dances remin- • CALIFORNIA—The Southern Cal- iscent of the traditional cotillion. ifornia Round Dance Teachers Associ- • ation holds its Annual Round-Up Nov. WEST VIRGINIA—The Second 13 at the Civic Auditorium in Glen- Big H Festival will be held Nov. 25-27 dale, Calif. Information is available at the FFA-FHA Camp at Cedar Lakes from the Round-Up Chairmen, Opal near Ripley, W. Va. Squares, rounds, die hard balls, and a country week end and Joe Cohen, 17224 Donmetz St., will greet dancers attending. Informa- Granada Hills, Calif. 91344. tion is available from Slim Hall, 611 Sand St., Ravenswood, W. Va. • UTAH—Ogden, Utah dancers are looking forward to their annual Squar- • VAGABOND FIRST—Bernie and A-Rama Nov. 18-19 which will fea- Paul Weaver of Bradenton, Fla. are ture Bob Fisk. Activities at Ogden's the first couple to qualify for member- Sunset Junior High School will be ship in the National Vagabonds. To sponsored by the Ogden Area Associ- qualify, they danced to a caller from ation. every one of the 50 states. It took the Weavers only two years and one month • MASSACHUSETTS — A unique to complete the Vagabond require- square dance event is planned for Nov. ments. 23 at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel, Bos- ton, Mass. Earl Johnston and Charlie • SWING-EZY FOUNDATION— Baldwin will call the squares for a The Swing-Ezy Foundation, established Square Dance Cotillion. In addition to to aid victims of last Thanksgiving's

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GEORGIA MISSOURI WASHINGTON Record Distributors Webster Record Distributors Western Dance Distributors 2581 Piedmont Rd., N.E., 124 W. Lockwood, 123014 Westlake Ave. N., Atlanta 30324 St. Louis 63119 Seattle 8 29 Iowa tragedy, reports that the fund built by contributions from around the world now exceeds $220,000. The Foundation Board of Trustees has authorized expenditures to date of approximately $42,000 including items such as doctor and hospital bills, spec- ial nursing services, living expenses for those unable to work, funeral costs, tra- vel expenses for specialists who came to Keokuk, and aid to orphans who shops, squares and rounds will all be lost both parents in the explosion. given ample space in the Center's enor- mous halls. The Liberty Bell Hall will • "SWEET 16"—Plans continue to accomodate up to 10,000 dancers on its roll along for the 16th National Square 450 by 300 foot floor. Hardwood floors Dance Convention in Philadephia, Pa. in the Dolly Madison and Valley Forge June 29, 30-July 1, 1967. The "Sweet Rooms will delight dancers' feet. 16th" will he the first convention to Everything about the 16th National be held in Philadelphia's new Civic Convention is being designed with you, Center, now nearing completion. the dancer, in mind. Write today for The Civic Center is only a short registration forms and information. drive from hotels, motels, restaurants, Contact: Curley Milsom, 130 Ashley and the many historic shrines for which Rd., Newtown Square, Pa. 19073. Philadelphia is reknowned. Plenty of parking will be available. Address• National News and Events Editor SQUARE DANCE Magazine, 1622 N. Rand Exhibitors' booths, panels, work. Rd., Arlington Heights, III. 60004.

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30 Continued from page 9 Here Sh3 Is!!!! (Grenn) (1) ; Lingering Lovers (pop) (1); Let's Polka (Sets In Order) (1) ; `Molly's Back Lightning Bug (pop) (5); Lisa (pop) 'AG , (3) ; Love Me Tenderly (Grenn) (3). My Baby Just Cares For Me (Wind- Calls By sor) (1); Moonlight Saving Time (Grenn) (2); Moonlight And Roses CHUCK (pop) (1); My Best To You (Hi Hat) (1); Mood Indigo (Hi Hat) (7); Mi- McDONALE lord (Hi Hat) (1); Marie (Sets In Or- der) (1); Marie (pop) (2) ; Mexicali Music By Rose (Grenn) (10); Monterey (Wind- HANK McCORMICK sor) (7); Mannita Tango (Grenn) AND THE COUNTRY GENTS (1); Mandolin Boogie Mixer (Sets In Order) (1). Watch for this coming hit Oh Yeah (pop/Toth) (5); Oh Yeah (pop/Gruwell and Sekulich) (1); Oh "TIME TO BUM AGAIN" You Kid (Hi Hat) (4); Ole (pop) MG-902 (2) ; Old Memories (Windsor) (1); Hark and the gang cut loose w.tn ;... Neapolitan Waltz (Grenn) (1); Pol- dancinest little hobo you over saw! onaise (Sets In Order) (8); Pokey And it's all on (Blue Star) (1); Remember When MAGNUM RECORDINGS (pop) 0); Ruthie's Waltz (Blue Star) P.O. Box I I I, North Chicago, III. 60064 (1 ). OR AT YOUR RECORD DEALERS Seems Like (Grenn) (4); Sun Down (Windsor) (2); Strangers In the Night (pop) (3); Someone (Grenn) (2) ; Summer Wind (pop) (3); Spring Merrbach Presents Fling Mixer (MacGregor) (2); Shall BLUE STAR: 1791—Humoresque/Goodnight We Dance (Dance-A-Long) (1); Spag- Two Step (Rounds) hetti Rag (Hi Hat) (1); Spanish Flea 1792-1 Get the Blues When It Rains, Cal- (pop) (1) ; Sleepy Time Gal (Grenn) ler: Marshall Flippo, Flip/Inst. BOGAN: 1201—For Me and You the Sun (1) ; San Francisco Bay (Grenn) (1); Will Shine, Caller: Ham Wolfraim, Flip/ Sunset (pop) (1). I nst. 1200—I'm Going Back, Caller: Cal Lam- Taste of Honey (Grenn) (7); Til bert, Flip/Inst. There Was You (pop) (3) ; This Could LORE: 1090—It's Like Having You Around, Be (pop) (4); Under the Bridges of Caller: Johnny Creel, Flip/Inst. Paris (Windsor) (14). ROCKIN "A": 1333—Darling Dixie Lee, Wouldn't You Know (Hi Hat) (3) ; Caller: Bill Wilson, Flip/Inst. SWINGING SQUARE: 233—Hello Mary Way Down Yonder (Hi Hat) (1) ; Lou, Caller: George Peterson, Flip/Inst. Waltz Mondo (pop) (1); Walkin' KEEN(); 2330—Set Me Free, Caller: Harold Boots (pop) (1); Walkin' In the Rain Bausch, Flip/Inst. MUSTANG: 118—One He Cal- (Belco) (2) ; You And Me (pop) (1); ler: Billy Brooks, Flip/Ins:. My Heart, Cal- Yakity Axe (Hi Hat) (1). BLACK MOUNTAIN. 2 1 8—John Henry, That puts us into the clubhouse and Caller: Frank Lane, Flip/Inst. 9000 (LP) Called by Les Gotcher heading for the 19th hole. Choose a SQUARE 'N ROUND: 555—Pass the Clo- threesome or foursome from this tour- ver, Partner Trade, Caller: Les Gotcher nament of round dance champions to tee off your fall dancing season. See Merrbach Record Service you on the first tee! P.O. Box 7308, Houston, Texas 31 SQUARE L ANNOUNCES GAYLON SHULL CALLING tin I FOUND YOU OUT SL-125 SINGING CALLS SWEET TALK—Blue Star 1789 Recent Releases Calls by Bob Fisk Our dancers put this lively one in CUTIE number one position this month with SL-124 by Dick Enderle four good reasons—jumpin' music, ji- vey tune, catchy rhythm, and pattern CITY LIGHTS boon. It's a bit different to have the SL-123 by Dusty Rondell heads square thru three hands and the sides square thru four hands in the next Wonderful Music By breath. Buy the record and discover the Square L Outlaws surprise ending, folks!

MONKEY BUSINESS—MacGregor 1097 SQUARE L RECORD CO. Calls by Fenton "Jonesy" Jones 8512 La Jolla Ct. There's no monkey business in the picking of the banjo or the plunking of I I Ft. Worth 16, Tex. the old upright piano. These features outshine the tune and routine here. NAME ONLY-600 The dance is "Chicken Plucker" mater- NAME 8 TOWN 0 JOHN ial. The lyrics could easily lend to OR DESIGN-650 amusing innovation. NAME 8 TOWN HANDS 8 DESIGN-750 BIG RIVER.JSA GOOD OLD DAYS—Hi Hat 337 ANY STATE SHAPE ONLY $1.25 Each Calls by Ernie Kinney We design club bodges. Order any bodge Perfectly usable with a nostalgic in any color—black, white, blue, green, touch and a shiny new gold label is the brown, red, yellow, walnut, birch. sum and substance of this article. It's also got a wheel and deal and a swing PAT'S PLASTICS Send Check We Poy Postage thru. Also has a notably klear and kor- Box 847, Rifle, Colo. 81650 rect kaller, Ernie K. from Kantua Ph. (303) 625-1718 Kreek, Kalif. Your Gianni-ter of the finest DOWN BY THE OHIO—Top 25131 Calls by Dick Leger in JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES Lotta smooth music, lotta pleasant tune, lotta Leger-istics, and lotta arm turns in this choreo-geographicalifragil- istic super-duper. As usual, the timing Quality Since 1898 is correct. Dance is easy, so go Ohio!

FOUR LEAF CLOVER—MacGregor 1096 At Better Stores Everywhere Calls by Bob Brundage F. L. Wilmarth Co., East Prov., R. I. Would you believe Brundage imitat- 32 ing Jonesy imitating Gilmore? Neither would we, but this oldie is spiced with At Your Dealer a pinch of each. Solid beat music, easy multiple star flowing formations (not Now Available even a cloverleaf), and a bubbly Bob "OLD BLACK make this one click where others may MAGIC" clank. Called by BILL PETERSON HH 339 MAN TROUBLE—Square Tunes 102 Coming Soon Calls by Bob Dubree "CRYSTAL Although this country style render- CHANDALIERS" ing has lots of yokel color, like "Cause Called By BILL GREEN you are woman enough to swing my HH 340 man," it lacks the luster of the first Silver Special Rounds Square Tunes masterpiece. But for easy- "SILVER BELLS" paced music and a groovy little rou- Merl & Delia Olds tine, 'taint bad at all. "SILVER DOLLAR" Pete & Ann Peterman I CAN'T HELP IT HONEY—Blue HH 833 Star 1790 Calls by Sal Fanara Sal's infectious delivery is backed by a good tune for square dancing ("I'll H I Iri.HAT Get Along Without You Now"). Cal- lers arc reminded that Sal's equivalents Dance Records arc showing, i.e., double swing thru (right and left thru), double spin the top (right and left thru), and there's ol' corner . . . . Travel 100 miles LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART each w ay (one —J Bar L 5009 square or more) to Calls by Joe Lewis attend club or open Some callers can capably handle a dance. For applica- waltz re-timed for square dancing. Joe tion form write: Lewis can. Joe Doe may drop a long hold, a short phrase, or an off beat dan- cer along the way. Nevertheless, this is WASHINGTON KNOTHEADS a pretty number that some will kill and P. 0. Box 245 — Gig Harbor, Wash. some will conquer. Figures are un- complicated. ENGRAVED 50 IF LOVIN' YOU IS WRONG—Long- NAME horn 155 C Calls by Lem GraVelle BADGES EACH We liked the pulsating music, typi- Any State Shape 650—Choice of Colors cal of Longhorn. Dance and caller are somewhat "also rans", but not to be FULL LIST OF GIMMICK CLUBS. We will quote prices for badges from your samples counted out of the race. Some caller- or sketches; any color, any shape. Write for stylists may finish first with this one. brochure or for information. Easy level. Give it an "E" for exhub- A TO Z ENGRAVING, Ray Nelson erance. P. 0. BOX 345C, WAUCONDA, ILL.

33 ROUND DANCES Modern Square Dance Choreography SUZETTE—Belco 220 FOR THE BEGINNING CALLER Choreography by Dot and Ken Ol- A monthly series. Learn choreogra- son phy the way the dancer learns it— One basic at a time. Plenty of di- A 32 measure three-part two-step agrams; lots of practical exercises. that goes two times through. Easy fig- Issues 1 thru 1 mailed ures with a blend of Varsouvianna to one per month. $6.50 POSTPAID closed position, followed by scissors, box two-steps, and dips. Part B in- Send check or inquiry to: Jay King, P.O. Box 462, Lexington, Mass. 02173 cludes a quick cross, rock figure for variation. Music is typical of this la- WACOCE 1' /11 RECORDS bel . . . adequate, but not exciting. "THE RECORD DESIGNED . . . WITH THE CALLER IN MIND" Easy.

Coming Soon SMILING TWO-STEP—Belco 220 "BIG SOMBRERO" Choreography by Glad and Joe Tridico WW 304 A 32 measure three times through by Beryl Main two-step with adequate repeats. A dif- ferent change of places for a different change of pace in Part A. Measures Music by the WAGON-MASTERS 26-28 with the unusual cross figures take this out of the easy class. Ladies, 9500 West 53nd Ave. Arvada, Colorado be sure you cross in front on these two measures. Otherwise, this dixieland ar- rangement of "'When You're Smiling" OLD TIMER RECORD is quite danceable. Intermediate.

CATALOG SPAGHETTI RAG—Hi Hat 831 YOURS FOR A Sc STAMP Choreography by Sue and Con Gniewek Old Timer offers the best in old A 44 measure two-step routine to a standards as well as new favorites. swinging arrangement of a tune by the Get complete record listing now. same name. Dance goes through two and a half times. Sequence is AA-BB- OLD TIMER RECORDS Break-A-CC. A novelty routine as full 708 E. Weldon, Phoenix 14, Arizona of sass, spice, and snap as a hoot-en- COMPLETE COURSE holler whiskey cake! For the experi- SQUARE DANCE enced dancer. Intermediate-Advanced. Fundamentals & Movements YAKITY-AXE—Hi Hat 832 All the basic figures, new movements and ex- perimental figures from the very first Alle- Choreography by Helen and Bill mande Left to the very latest. Dancers say Brammer it is the most complete book on Square Danc- ing they hove ever seen and that it should A 32 measure two-part tintabulatin' be a MUST for both dancers and callers. two-step that goes two times through. A new supplement is issued periodically (at a Easy sequence with ample repeats. A nominal cost) to keep the book up to date. Price to date, $2.95 plus 20¢ mailing costs. "go go" guitar pickin' arrangement Florida residents add 3% sales tax. guaranteed to make you laugh while WALT WENTWORTH you live it up with balances, buzzes, 5557 57th Avenue North St. Petersburg, Florida 33709 cuts, vines, and two-steps here and 34 there. Place your bets on this one to . NEW BLCORD LABEL be a reigning favorite with the square ► dance set in the coming months. Easy. SQUARE TUNES FIRST RELEASE—No. 101 OH YOU KID—Hi Hat 831 "SQUARE DANCING GAL" Choreography by Dot and Date BY CALLER-OWNER—BOB DUBBER Foster MUSIC BY THE FONTANA RAMBLERS Corning Soon A 32 measure gimmick dance to No. 102—MAN TROUBLE No. 109—WHO LICKED THE BED OFF good music. Remember "Shortcake"? OF MY CANDY! No. 104—TILL MY GET UP HAS GOT Add some struts, a little Charleston, UP AND GONE and repeat in line of dance and but- Bob is available for tours—write BOB terfly. 23 skiddoo! Easy. DUBBER, 3435 Magnolia Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Ph. 523-5871 EDELWEISS—Lloyd Shaw 268 Choreography by Dena Fresh A 32 measure three times through waltz routine with repeats on two parts. Been looking for an easy waltz with good basics and nice music? Quit looking . . . here it is. Can almost hear the dancers hummin' while learnin'. An extra band with cues by Don Arm- strong is on this platter for home practice. Easy. FOR FUN10 THE DANCER'S COBBLER SINCE teR7 Marta State Street. Chicago. tll . WHIPPED CREAM—Lloyd Shaw 268 CEalral a 1,11 Choreography by Jerry and Charles FOR HARD TO FIND RECORDS We hove one of the largest stocks of Tuffield both old and new square and round A 34 measure two-step with a four dance records in the U.S.A. We ship measure Charleston-type break. Rou- most orders on the same day the or- der is received. tine goes through three times. Here's Special Price on 78's and an easy two-step using closed forward old 45's two-steps, turning two-steps, slow We recently acquired a great many vines, and rolls. Bergin's at his best on old and discontinued numbers on both 78's and 45's. These are available at a jazz arrangement on this disc. A special reduced prices. Write for list. goodie for square dancers and be- SEND 5$ STAMP FOR NEW ginners. Easy. CATALOG MAIL ORDER RECORD SERVICE P.O. Box 7176, Phoenix, Arizona PENNSYLVANIA POLKA—Windsor CHARLIE CHIPMUNK AD-LIBS ON 4719 M1006 Choreography by Dolly and Ken Y'ALL COME Walker BE SURE TO GET CHARLIE'S A 32 measure polka routine to a CHRISTMAS HIT peppy Bernie Carle arrangement of a M1003—JINGLE BELLS tune by the same name. There arc ade- Both square dances are called by quate repeats in this two times through FRED BOUVIER routine. Look for a variation of "Jes- and are full of FUN FOR EVERYONE sie Polka" and "Happy Polka" figures If your dealer doesn't have it, write to: along with wraps and the conventional heel-toe-polka movements. Fast but MAGIC RECORDS fun. Intermediate. 4842 Lancelot Drive, New Orleans, La. 70127

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Last month we discussed a 300 item pleted some local testing, and the re- examination for square dance callers. sults are positive. We now hope that Several of our deep thinking leaders in the NSDA Standards Committee will the movement have written to com- administer the exam to about 100 call- mend this attempt to step forward in ers of national reputation. These 100 square dance leadership. callers will automatically receive a mas- Others wrote very bitterly to say ter caller rating because they will be that this project would never work. judged by a committee to have al- These are men who lack vision and ready attained success in this business as perhaps exemplify the type of leader a caller. The next step will be to inter- like the one who scored only 31 per pret the need for such a program in cent on the recent testing. This par- state callers associations. State commit- ticular individual answered 93 ques- tees will have to be set up to adminis- tions correctly out of 300. This person ter this program. has never attended an institute, does Many of the problems in the square not own a book on square dancing, dance profession today can be traced and subscribes to one local magazine to uninformed leadership. To become only. more professional in our approach to Another individual scored 89 per square dancing, we must organize a cent on the same evaluation. He ans- professional association, establish stand- wered 267 problems correctly. This ards and a specialized body of know- caller has been teaching for many years, ledge, accredit the leaders in the field, has read widely, and has attended and formulate a code of ethics. many callers' clinics, institutes, and To date we have a fine start on the camps. He is active in his callers' as- national professional association. The sociation and takes advantage of the above mentioned examination is a fee- fact that his business brings him into ble attempt to set standards for callers contact with many people. This caller and to begin some type of accredita- has a high school diploma, but his tion. We do have a specialized body score on the exam makes me wonder of knowledge. However, much study if he shouldn't be granted a bachelor's and research is needed to redefine and degree in recreation from Purdue Uni- to disseminate the information to those versity. who require it. . This attempt at upgrading square This attempt at standardization is es- dance leadership will fail if enough sential to the orderly growth of square people feel that it cannot be done. If dancing. Standards are necessary for the leaders in the movement are really personnel and terminology, as well as concerned, the attempt at setting stand- facilities and equipment. ards will succeed. Standards are also needed for dance Much work must be done to evalu- performance. Please keep in mind that ate this examination. We have com- this square dance examination is only 36 CE ASSOCIATION NEWS 25 EAST CHESTNUT STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611

for a small part of the total problem. mittee work on such alterations. It attempts to assess the current status The NSDA has a long way to go in of square dance callers and point up its efforts to improve the square dance basic weaknesses in the training of profession. Had this effort towards leaders. professionalism been started 20 years There can be no profession without ago, by this time we would have been standards. Why are standards so im- able to evaluate the results for new di- portant? By definition, a standard is rections. It is better to start late than the solution of a recurring problem." never at all, and it is later than you An example of solving a problem think. would be a standard list of basics. Next month we hope to continue our When the majority of people agree on discussion of the need for a more pro- its solution and agreement is put into fessional approach in square dancing. clearly understood terminology, and Your comments, ideas, and sugges- when the solution is widely dissemin- tions are most certainly invited and ated and accepted, we have a standard. welcome. Once such a standard list of basics was established, it would then be necessary, in case changes had to be made, to have a representative corn- ddealen "Aion

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I just finished reading the Septem- ber 1966 SQUARE DANCE. I realized May I take this opportunity to offer how long it has been since I have seen congratulations on a really great publi- you and wish to congratulate you on cation? I am a square dance caller and your magazine and on your contribu- receive continuing inspiration from tion to dancing throughout the United your articles and new ideas. States . . . . Jack Long Genevie Dexter Don Mills, Ont., Canada California Department of Education Sacramento, Calif. Thank you so much for this service (National News and Events). If every- We enjoy your magazine very much one enjoys this department as much as and feel that you have some of the best we do, then you have many happy figures and bring them to us earlier readers. than any other square dance magazine. Ann Jones O'Neill Umberger Amarillo, Tex. Portsmouth, Va.

A real big THANKS . . . for the un- We enjoyed the Purdue Leadership usually nice article on Coffey's College Seminar for the second time very much. in the September 1966 SQUARE It certainly is a nice way to combine a DANCE . . . . restful, relaxing vacation with learn- Millie and Bernie Coffey ing . . . . Dallas, Tex. I would recommend the Purdue Seminar to anyone and guarantee they I enjoyed your September 1966 will have fun, learn many new things, SQUARE DANCE Magazine very meet friendly people, and find the time much. You have a lot of interesting goes all too fast. articles. The one I thought was most Alma Miller educational was the one by Edna and Dayton, Ohio Gene Arnfield. If every caller had to learn to teach rounds before he classi- fied himself as a caller, I think western Address: Mail Editor, SQUARE DANCE Magazine, 1622 N. Rand Rd., Arlington style square dancing would be on a Heights, HI. 60004.

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SQUARE DANCING IS NUMBER ONE Wyoming's Jerry Haag explains the popular COMING! consensus he holds with his dancers on why square dancing is the number one recreation NEXT MONTH today.

IN ROUND DANCING MOVES FORWARD IN SQUARE DANCE NORTH CAROLINA Ruth Jewell and Wray Ferrell present a close look at the round dance picture in their state MAGAZINE of North Carolina and the reasons for the ac- tivity's steady growth in recent years.

SALUTE TO THE "SWEET 16TH" In a photo feature on the 16th National Square Dance Convention, you'll find all the reasons why you can't afford to miss this annual event. A visit to hosting city Philadelphia's famed historic shrines will also be featured.

SQUARE DANCING CONQUERS TIME The unique story of Pennsylvania's Herb Lanks and of how square dancing bridged a time lapse of 48 years in his life and of how square dancers created a memorable reunion.

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