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American Square Dance Vol. 45, No. 1 (Jan. 1990) A ME RICAN SQUARE ORNCE Single $1.25 JANUARY 1990 Annual $12.00 ASTEC RECORD DISTRIBUTORS m z cn z w cc (.7 TRY IVdVHO 1: 1 1V1: COUN 33 ATTENTION 0 CAGO SQUARE & ROUND DANCE HI C RECORD DEALERS! (-) HAT o * All square and round dance labels available. HI * Over 8,000 titles in stock on over 100 labels. ❑ 33 * Monthly dealer tape allows you to review all the RIE latest releases. --1 PRAI * Toll free 800 "Hotline" expedites your orders. E * Open account privileges. WHID 038 8 * Computerized record information. RA 100 Continuing dealer management program. * SE * Total professional commitment to serve you. HOU 138 00 Call now for details! RANCH co USE OUR TOLL FREE "HOTLINE" R tio 1-800-445-7398 (In N.J. 201-445-7398) TA S ASTEC RECORD DISTRIBUTORS P.O. BOX 687 UE RIDGEWOOD, N.J. 07451-0687 BL EXCLUSIVE MASTER DISTRIBUTOR FOR EUREKA, STING & SNOW AMERICAN f] SDURRE DANCE VOLUME 45, No. 1 THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE JANUARY 1990 WITH THE SWINGING LINES ASD FEATURES FOR ALL OUR READERS SPEAK 4 Co-Editorial 6 Grand Zip 5 By-Line 34 Feedback 7 Meandering with Stan 101 Square Line 11 Professional Profile 104 Straight Talk 15 Badgemakers 17 Laugh It Off.. Laugh It All Off 21 Quick Action Saves Life SQUARE DANCE SCENE 21 ECMA 41 39th National Convention 23 Square Dancers Care 58 A/C Lines (Advanced & Challenge) 25 Encore 75 LEGACY News 27 Hem Line 76 International News 29 On Line 88 Date-Line 31 Best Club Trick 35 Party Line 37 Linear Cycle ROUNDS 45 Dancing Tips 32 Facing the L.O.D. 48 Is This "Clipped" Timing? 39 Cue Tips 51 Romance in Turquoise and White 73 R/D Pulse Poll 52 Dancers' ABC Resolutions 83 Flip Side/Rounds 53 Help! 99 Callerlab R.O.Q. 61 Puzzle Page 64 State of the Magazine 71 Disc-Count 74 People In The News FOR CALLERS 89 A Child's View of Retirement 33 Steal A Peek 90 Rhyme Time 43 Calling Tips 91 Product Line 54 Easy Level Page 93 Dandy Idea 66 Creative Choreography 99 Correction: Recycle the Diamond 70 PS:MS/QS 109 Book Nook 72 S/D Pulse Poll 110 Finish Line 84 Flip Side/Squares 112 Laugh Line 94 Underlining the Note Services Editorial Assistants Publishers and Editors Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Stan & Cathie Burdick Mary Fabik Cindy Hippely Member of NASRDS Connie Maike Bob Mellen National Association of S&R/D Suppliers Jean Wright American Squaredance Magazine (ISSN-091- Workshop Editors 3383) is published by Burdick Enterprises. Walt Cole Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Feature Writers Copy deadline five weeks preceding first day Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner of issue month. Subscription: $12.00 per year Mary Jenkins Ed Foote U.S., $13.00 per year Can. & Foreign. Single Record Reviewers copies: $1.25 each. Mailing address: PO Box Frank & Phyl Lehnert 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1989 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus American Squaredance. January 1990 3 he best place is here, the best time T is now! We're entering a New Year and, while some may argue that the decade does not begin until 1991, a new decade of the nineties. Isn't it great? As a child, we hoped to be alive to see a new century; today it's hard to realize how close that new century is. What will the 1990's bring? Personally, we don't feel the eighties were really very surprising, so we hope for great things still to come. Last month we heard a speaker on "Growing Older, Not Just Old." Not a talk just for senior citizens, it emphasized that we are all growing from the time we are born. It is our choice whether we grow old or just older. The distinction is that you grow old when you stagnate; growing older means learning new things, expan- with change: we can fight with all our ding your capabilities, stretching your might to petrify the status quo or we can mind along with your muscles, being view the new as a great adventure and caught up in the great adventure of living. adapt ourselves to it and it to our liking. Which sounds more inviting? Once again on the brink of a New Year, Square dancers are learning, socializ- we remind our readers—The choice is ing, traveling, exercising and enjoying! ours! Will we seek every possible way to They have a golden opportunity to grow, bring new dancers into square dancing, no matter what their ages. But, as with adapting ourselves to their busyness, any facet of life, square dancing is chang- their small children, their fashions? Can ing. Some changes have happened be- we envision classes with babysitting, cause of external forces in today's socie- classes on Saturday mornings, classes ty, some have grown out of the activity with singles? How flexible are we? How itself. But one thing our speaker made much do we want to see square dancing very clear, and we agree with him, is that continue through the 1990's and into the we cannot freeze life. new century? When we build a space sta- Change is inevitable. We have only to tion in the sky, will there be square danc- look around us to see the vast changes ing on the "holideck?" in technology, for instance, in our lifetimes. We have two ways of dealing Happy New Year! scdpe— big mac records RECENT RELEASES BM103 HUSH. HUSH by Mac BM102 OLD FASHIONED LOVE by Al Cannon BM101 STRIP POLKA by Mac Jeanne Briscoe BM100 CARIBBEAN by Jeanne Mac McCuliar Salinas. CA BM099 BEER BARREL POLKA by Jeanne San Luis Obispo, CA BM098 WALK WITH ME by Mac BM089 THANKS A LOT by Mac BM097 SHANTY TOWN by Mac BM088 SISTER KATE by Ron BM096 LITTLE RED WAGON by John Eubanks HOEDOWNS TO SWING BY BM095 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS by Al Box 1448 BM1007 MARTY—Monty Heckler BM094 TRAIN OF THOUGHT by Ron Mineau San Luis Obispo BM1006 CONNIE I—John Eubanks BM093 NO NO NORA by Mac CA 93406 BM1005 OLD JOE WHO—Ron Mineau BM091 BELLS ON MY HEART by Ron SC323 HIGH GEAR/SOLDIERS JOY BM090 EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER BY Al SC321 SCOPE DOLLY/CRIPPLE CREEK 4 American Squaredance. January 1990 ith this issue, American Square- w dance begins its 45th year of BY-LINE publication. Started in 1945, it has had five editorial teams and a variety of homes. Your editors are proud that it has been in Huron, Ohio, since 1968 and has grown to its largest size and circulation under their management. Our January package provides a variety of short-short articles, some humorous and some requesting help (See page 53.) Bev Warner has described a couple deeply involved in an unsung phase of square dancing-badge making. Bever- ly Ruuth suggests excellent advice for a new year and a new decade with her article on humor. Every now and then we think the article on ECMA should be re-run and Chuck Broad gave us an great companion piece with his story about three women who saved a square dancer's life. Our fourteenth Professional Profile highlights Walt and Louise Cole, a couple who have made a great contribution to square dancing. Happy reading, and a most happy and prosperous New Year to all our readers! 1. A to Z Engravers 76 28. Copecrest 18 55. Lightning Records 83 82. Scope Records 4 2. Alaska Convention 99 29. Crown Records 95 56. LIW Travel 84 83. Sewing Specialties 88 3. Allemande Shop 64 30. Daisy 0 93 57. Lowell's Place 25 84. Shirley's Shoppe 63 4. Ashton Electronics 65 31 Double D Prod. 97 58. Don Malcom 77 85. Show-Grand Res. 38 5. Authentic Patterns 71 32. Double J Services 33 59. Merrbach Rec.Serv. 36 86. Silver Sounds 69 6. Aztec Record Dist. 2 33. Eagle Records 65 60. Micro Plastics 77 87. Meg Simkins 62 7. Bach. & Bachelorettes 78 34. Eddie & Bobbie's 101 61. Jack Murtha 41 88. Solid Gold Records 91 8 Badge Holders 88 35. English Mountain 56-57 62. Myrtle Beach Ball 14 89. Sophia T's 77 9 Bermuda Conv. 107 36. Enis Records 34 63. Nat. S/D Directory 79 90. So. Cal Callers 79 10. Bermuda RD Fest 107 37. ESP Records 20 64 National Wind Down 77 91. S/Dancers Closet 105 11. Blackwood Travel 76 38. Eureka Records 50 65 New England Caller 13 92. S/Dance Videos 85 12. Dick & Gail Blaskis 106 39. Ed Foote 78 66. New Zealand Cony. 51 93. Steppin' Out 47 13. British Convention 86 40. Four Bar B Records 24 67. Nita Smith 98 94. Stud. Square-Up 103 14. Callerlab Coaches 87 41. Ed Fraidenburg 77 68. P-M-D-O-U Rec, 30 95. Sue's Originals 107 15. Caller's Partner 55 42. Gold Star Video 35 69. Palomino S/D Serv. 82 96. Swing Thru 111 16. Cardinal Records 109 43. Grenn Records 96 70. Petti-Pac 78 97 TNT Records 77 17 The Catchall 49 44. Hanhurst Tape Sv. 112 71. R & J Specialties 82 98. Toronto Cony. 103 18. Chaparral Records 108 45. Happy Travelers 94 72. Ranch House Rec. 59 99. Tortuga Exp. Tours 52 19. Charmz-Reaction 78 46. Hi-Hat Records 72 73 Random Sound 95 100. Tom Trainor 59 20. Chinook Records 63 47 Hilton Audio Prod.
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