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Neat Document /4oLunMo MARffl 1970 SACRAMENTO V> 1 leiH ANNUAL CA^€LLIA FESTIVAL SACRA^e^•o March 14-15, 1970 THE MAGAZINE OF INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCINQ 35c ^e^ VoHce THE MtaiZIRE OF I NT E*ll«Tiail «l FOIK DANCINa March 1970 J Vol 27-3 TABLE OF CONTENTS OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FOLK DANCE FEDERATION OF CALIFORNIA, INC. Statewide 1970.......1 EDITOR ........... VI Dexhelmer Costumes of Holland(Volendain)3 BUSINESS HGR ....... Walt Dexhelmer Concert 1970........9 COVER DESIGN ........ Hilda Sachs PHOTOGRAPHY ......... Henry Bloom The Party Planner.....12 RESEARCH COORDINATOR . Dorothy Tamburini Dance Description (Romania) COSTUME RESEARCH EDITOR . Audrey F1field Ardeleana Cu Figuri ... 18 CONTRIBUTORS Liesl Bamett Cliff Nickell 46th Annual Camellia Show -6 Perle Bleadon Lydia Strafelda 16th Folk Dance Pageant . 19 Gall Clune Fred Sweger Al Dobrinsky Avis Tarvin "Fiesta De Las Flores" Ernest Drescher Claire Tilden Folk Dance Program .... 20 Audrey F1 field Suzy Vails Vera Jones Bee Whittier Decoration Ideas ..... 25 FEDERATION OFFICERS Party Places....... 27 (North) PRESIDENT........Ernest Drescher Folk Dance Record Shops . 30 920 Junipera Serra, San Francisco 94132 VICE PRESIDENT........Elmer Riba Echoes from the Southland . 31 TREASURER .......... Leo Hammer In Memoriam RECORDING SECRETARY . Ferol Ann Williams DIR. of PUBLICATIONS.....Gordon Deeg Madelynne Greene .... 33 DIR. of EXTENSION . .Dolly Schiwal Barnes DIR. of PUBLICITY........Ray Kane Council Clips.......3it HISTORIAN..........Bee Mitchell Calendar of Events . 38-39 (South) Classified Ads......tO PRESIDENT .......... Avis Tarvin 314 Amalfi Dr., Santa Monica, 90402 Camellia Festival VICE PRESIDENT ....... Al Dobrinsky TREASURER...........Jim Matlin Advertisers - Pages 2, 10, 11, RECORDING SECRETARY.....Flora Codman 13, It, 15, 22 and 26 CORRESPONDING SECY.....Elsa Miller DIR. of EXTENSION.......Sheila Ruby DIR. of PUBLICITY.....Perle Bleadon HISTORIAN...........Bob Bowley OFFICES EDITORIAL . Advertising and Promotion Vi Dexheimer, 1604 Felton Street San Francisco, California 94134 Phone — 333-5583 PUBLICATION Folk Dance Federation of California, Inc. 1095 Market Street, Rm. 213 •• San Francisco, Calif. 94103 Phone: 431-8717 or 467-4654 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: $3.00 per year (Foreign) ^,„„., 4.00 per year ^^l^^^^^^j^^^^^l^^^^^^ Sacond Clots Po*tag« paid at San Fronciieo, California. All rightt rascrvad. Any tnatwial con- tolnodFederation herein of California,may b* reproduced Inc., aswith long th'e as writtensold material consent, is notand reprintedwith due creditfor monetary to the gain.Folk DanceLET'S June-JulyDANCE is published and August-September monthly by the issues, Folk Dancewhich Federationare released of withinCalifornia, each 2-monthwith the period. exception o' In just a little over two months, STATEWIDE 1970 will be in full swing in San Jose. May 29, 30 and 31 are the dates to circle on your calendar - - and they'll be here sooner than you think. If you like to make plans in advance, (anyone who can operate efficiently without doing so receives our undying ad¬ miration!) we offer a brief sketch of each activity to be of¬ fered during the festival week-end: MAY 29 - FRIDAY AFTERNOON - A folk dancers' picnic will be held in the San Jose area - Senter Park. For those who are free on that day, there will be dancing out-of-doors. Pot Luck Picnic, and a relaxed atmosphere to open the festivities. MAY 29 - FRIDAY EVENING - Dancers' and Teachers' Institute pre¬ sented at McCabe Hall, next to the Civic Auditorium, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Several top instructors will offer brand new mat¬ erial for your learning pleasure. Admittance, $2.00; if you pre-register, $1,50. Following this will be the first general dancing session beginning at 10:30 p.m. and lasting 'til 2 a.m. MAY 30 - SATURDAY MORNING - Tour of the Paul Masson Winery com¬ plete with samples! This will be done on a reservation basis, and more information will be issued at a later date. Watch for it. MAY 30 - SATURDAY AFTERNOON - General folk dancing at McCabe Hall. Your favorites and everyone else's blended into a fine program. MAY 30 - SATURDAY EVENING - The BIG one! "Festival Internation¬ ale" Concert — on stage, with 20 groups in brand new costumes, song and dance, taking you on an arm-chair tour of many lands. Ti(d<ets are $2.50; pre-registration price, $2,00. Following the Concert, general dancing until 12:30 a.m. in the Civic Auditorium, and a Balkan Party at McCabe Hall until 2:00 a.m. There will be an After Party at the Ste.Claire Hotel from 12:30 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. Dance 'til you drop,do your thing, BUT----be fresh for------- MAY 31 - SUNDAY MORNING - Installation Brunch at the Ste.Claire Hotel, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A delicious menu is plan¬ ned for your enjoyment, after which the current Federation of¬ ficers, both North and South, will vacate their respective of¬ fices to make way for the new ones. You can expect almost any thing to happen - - - high-jinks are the highli^t of this hap¬ pening! MAY 31 - SUNDAY AFTERNOON - General dancing session with an exhibition program, the final stage of our three-day fun-fest. This, too, will be in the Civic Auditorium. When you head for home on Sunday evening, you'll be filled with memories of thefriendship summer? and warmth, person-to-person. How better to begin Finally, if at any time you become a bit confused about what is next, where do I go from here, etc., Dolly Barnes and the Hospitality Committee. complete with Alpine costumes, will be on hand during all three days to answer questions, transport people-plus-luggage, and perhaps sooth a few shattered nerves. Remember - - pre-register to save, and an early deposit on hotel or motel rooms is advisable. Headquarters for the festi¬ val will be the Hotel Sainte Claire, diagonally across from the auditorium. Do you know the way to San Jose?? Find out!! Suzy Vails 'PaMVa0tce(^a*t(^ AUGUST 9-15 FEATHER RIVER FAMILY CAMP OAKLAND RECREATION DEPARTMENT A Vacation for the Entire Family! * Dally Instruction in folk dancing * Dancing for fun each evening * Special worl<shops available in Round, Social and Fad Dance * MOONLIGHT FESTIVAL, Saturday Night, August 15 INSTRUCTORS: Millie and Vernon von Konsky Fishing, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, hayrldes Reservation by mail open March 2, 1970-Reasonable Family Rates FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS - For full.week or for Moonlight Festival Weekend Contact: OAKLAND RECREATION DEPARTMENT 1520 Lakeside Drive, Oakland, CA 94612 Telephone: 273-3891 , 2 COSTUMES OF VOLENDAM Sketched by Audrey Fifield ai PLATE w C c •* 1 tn 1 c 4J <u 0> c •s M in 1 in o ro T3 T3 f-l 4) •I C «> •o x; 10 1 •^ o o 1 4) 1 O - X be I E •V D o o 0 h in > o in E E X. o ͣa O 4-1 -H <u X 4J q oj fH TD 4) fC c: o T3 XI 4) X u u f-H X g 4) f-H C 3 O c o t/) •H rt rt o •H fH P 3 0) +J «•' c »H h 4-1 T3 4-1 4J 4-1 ta c ta 4; 4) H ca c •H ta > 4-1 ca <a Xi u 3 in e; -H o fH ta •H fH &0T3 > »H fH 4-1 •r-i •—• 4-1 4J 4-1 3 •H 4-1 •H 3 c c in fH •H ta ca X 3 fH 4-1 ta O fH f-H t4H o (U •H c o &, ra 4-1 m 4-1 U-l O o E .:* 4> in in O • fH c ta 4) 3 be fii fH ^1 41 4-1 in 4-1 o ta CO 4) ta in rt Ph i-H 4) x: rt E in ta O ta o tJ ^c O in P, in -O u 4J rt .:^ • tj 14-1 X) o 3 3 ex ta T3 4-1 O (H 4) f-H c — c (U i-H *-> <u ta x: u p. ca 4-1 T3 o ca p. 4) 4h o 4) .c c ca O X ta bc in O O •> 3 <-H 4) c <u X) f-l o •fH a> x; ta s 4-1 <D tn 4-1 4-1 E C U ^1 >, fH 4-1 o f-H x: in x: o c ta ex <0 ͣM Q) > S -H +-> <u <a u o in o in •fH ta o ͣa 4> bOrt ta • H • H XI 4> u o 4-1 in 4J 4-1 CL. fH in I4H o B a 4-1 c 4J u •C X ta 4) •P O f-H ta 41 x: o c 3 4-1 f< 4-1 •H O • rH ^ X in PT oj •H o {h ͣs l4H -!-> in u I-H o 4-1 4-1 3 p-x: S in 4-1 CLf- o o m ca In ta 3 ^ f-H ca f- fH ta 4-1 in c 3 — if. 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