American Square Dance Vol. 45, No. 7 (July 1990)
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BOX 687 LU N1 RIDGEWOOD, N.J. 07451-0687 B I EUREKA STING SNOW LOU MAC BIG MAC AMERICAN El SOURRE MINCE VOLUME 45, No. 7 THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE JULY 1990 WITH THE SWINGING LINES TIE ASD LINE-UP OUR READERS SPEAK 4 Co-Editorial 6 Grand Zip 5 By-Line 39 Line Of Fire 7 Meandering with Stan 41 Feedback 11 Age Doesn't Matter... 13 Dancin' Is Fer Girls 15 What's New? SQUARE DANCE SCENE 17 Conducting Wheel Chair Dances 48 LEGACY News 21 Square Dancing Arrives in E. Germany 49 Roundlab News 23 Costume Alternatives 56 A/C Lines (Advanced & Challenge) 25 Encore 62 International News 27 Best Club Trick 65 Date-Line 29 Hem-Line 70 Speaking of Singles 31 Rhyme Time 100 40th National Convention 33 Be A July Firecracker 37 Ups and Downs of A New Caller's Wife 43 Dancing Tips ROUNDS 47 On Line 35 Cue Tips 57 Party Line 59 Facing the L.O.D. 61 People In the News 67 Flip Side/Rounds 76 Disc-Count 73 R/D Pulse Poll 79 Puzzle Page 82 The Square Dance FOR CALLERS 83 Dandy Lines 45 Calling Tips 89 Lest We Forget 50 Easy Level Page 93 A Caller's Wife 58 Caller Outline 97 QueST (QS Diagrams) 98 Silver Spur Awarded 70 Flip Side/Squares 99 Product Line 72 S/D Pulse Poll 103 State Line 74 Creative Choreography 105 Book Nook 77 PS:MS/OS 106 Finish Line 84 Underlining the Note Services 108 Laugh Line * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 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 1990 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Marcellus American Squaredance, July 1990 very July we come around to a E discussion of square dance fashions. Some interesting things are happening! * First of all, let's agree—we're not advocating either shorts or slacks on the dance floor. In fact, those who are com- pletely happy with current square dance attire should continue to wear it. * Read the letter about attire in "Grand Zip." We know from many sour- ces that this is happening all over the square dance world. Let's not pretend that everyone is wearing full regalia every time they square up for a dance. Pictures have been sent to us from conventions show- ing dancers in T-shirts and jeans. Is this an image we want to project? * We are beginning to see a few prairie skirts and longer fashions at ion, as we see it, would be for a choice festivals, conventions and in the shops. of styles fitting many different physical * Someone told me we should get figures and budget figures. We need to the word to manufacturers that skirts need keep emphasizing skirts for dancing, but to be lengthened a little. The only way I let that encompass short skirts for clog- know of is for those of us who can't wear gers, long skirts for knee-hiders and the short skirts to not buy them. Since unbelted look (See page 23) for those who dancers come in all sizes, though, there are most comfortable in it. Square danc- are many not-so-tall and slim women who ing is supposed to be fun; one is not hav- need the shorter lengths, so many will sell ing fun or enjoying a dance to the fullest anyway. if one is uncomfortable or self-conscious * Madge Hicks of Centerville, Ohio, or too hot. whom we mentioned last July in this col- The nineties is supposed to be the Peo- umn, told us at the Ohio Convention that ple Decade, when we reach out and touch her business is booming. She creates others and become more caring. Let's be prairie skirts in a variety of materials and more accepting of our diversity and our lengths, and recommends them for club differences, even while we are all bound dances and workshops. by our love of square dancing. Is that too * The utopia of square dance fash- much to ask? scope— big mac records presents BM108 FREE TO BE LONELY AGAIN by Ron John Eubanks BM109 MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT by Mac Ron Mineau Joplin, MO BM110 CHEATING HEART Arroyo Grande. CA RECENT RELEASES BM111 OH LONESOME ME DON'T OVERLOOK BM107 MY. SANDMAN PO Box 1448 BM095 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS BM106 LITTLE BROWN GIRL San Luis Obispo CA BM098 WALK WITH ME BM105 I'M ALREADY BLUE 93-1U6 BM096 LITTLE RED WAGON BM104 LITTLE WHITE LIES BM097 SHANTY TOWN BM103 HUSH HUSH BM099 BEER BARREL POLKA BM102 OLD FASHIONED LOVE BM089 THANKS A LOT BM076 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY BM101 STRIP POLKA BM088 SISTER KATE 4 American Squaredance, July 1990 ocusing on women, as ASD always BY-LINE does in July, has brought together a variety of articles by a varied group of authors. Jim Wheeler, well-known for his partner sessions at Callerlab, wrote one article and sent another by a caller's wife who shall remain nameless. Walt Horoschak wrote about discovering the joy of square dancing after years of thinking dancing was "fer" girls. A "researched" article by Dick and Sue Snell gives some hints on new sewing products. More generally speaking, Jo Jan Nunley this month urges us to be "firecrackers," while Al Eblen reminds us that age really doesn't matter at all, unless you're a cheese. Jim Schnabel recommended the reprinting of the article on wheelchair dancing, hoping, we think, that more callers and dancers might take part in this generous sharing of our activity. Last but not least, Ron Bradish reminds us of an important aspect of the activity. Happy Fourth of July, and all the rest of it, too! 1. A to Z Engravers 65 26. Enis Enterprises 85 51. Lowell's Place 25 76. Show-Grand Res. 24 2. Allemande Shop 23 27. ESP Records 28 52. Merrbach Rec.Serv. 34 77. Silver Sounds 71 3. Archxerciser 65 28. Eureka Records 40 53 Micro Plastics 62 78. Meg Simkins 73 4. ASD Tours 52 29. Four Bar B Records 36 54. Mid-America Jamb.26 79. Skyline S/D Prod. 39 5 Ashton Electronics 103 30. Ed Fraidenburg 62 55 Jack Murtha 95 80. Solid Gold Rec. 93 6 Authentic Patterns 14 31. Gateway Enterprises 46 56. Nat. 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Rita's Ouiltique 49 92. Travel Pro 104 18. Cimarron Records 27 43. Kalox Records 72 68. Rochester Shoes 90 93. United Squares 70 19. Circle D Records 44 44. Kioah Designs 10 69 Royal Holiday 68 94. VeeGee Patterns 86 20. Crown Records 58 45. Kirkwood Lodge 40 70. Royal Records 66 95. Venture Records 84 21. Dancer's Locker 45 46. Lee Kopman 57 71. Ruthad 59 96. Wagon Wheel 6 22. Double D Prod. 44 47.