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ASD FEATURES FOR ALL ROUNDS 13 I'd Love To Dance All Night 4 Co-editorial 31 Cue Tips 5 By-Line 43 Facing the L.O.D. 7 Meanderings 75 Flip Side/Round 11 Like Lemmings to the Sea? 83 RID Pulse Poll 13 I'd Love To Dance All Night 85 Square Line 17 Yes, There Is An Easter Bunny! 19 Seat Yourself 20 April Fool-ishness FOR CALLERS 22 Have You Heard 54 Creative Choreo 25 Line-Light 62 PS: MS/QS 27 Encore 73 Steal A Peek 29 Hem-Line 76 Flip Side/Square 33 Rhyme Time L, 87 SID Pulse Poll 37 Plumb Line 88 Underlining Note Services 39 Best Club Trick 45 Dancing Tips 65 Product Line SQUARE DANCE SCENE 66 People In The News 22 Have You Heard 79 Puzzle Page 54 AC Lines 101 Book Nook 68 International News 104 Laugh Line 83 Callerlab OUR READERS SPEAK 35 Straight Talk LEADERSHIP TIPS 41 Feedback 15 Evaluating Your Communication 85 Square Line Skills 91 Rave

Publishers and Editors Editorial Assistants Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Mary Fabik Phyllis Lockwood Bob Mellen Member of NASRDS Workshop Editors National Association of S&RID Suppliers Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell Walt Cole AMERICAN SQUAREDANCE Magazine Feature Writers (ISSN 0091-3383) is published by Burdick Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner Enterprises. Second class postage paid Mary Jenkins Russ & Nancy Nichols at Huron, Ohio. Copy deadline first of Gene & Thelma Trimmer month preceding date of issue. Sub- Record Reviewers scription: $9.00 per year. Single copies; Frank & Phyl Lehnert John & Gail Swindle $1.00 each. Mailing address: Box 488, Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1985 by Bur- Canadian Representative dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. Orphie Easson 3 American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year No April Foolishness about the editorial this month. The co-eds are going to write their own "rave" article, and since this issue is now full to the brim, this column will be utilized. Frankly, so far in 1985, much of our mail has had a distinctly "blue" note. The traveling co- ed has also heard many mournful stories in his travels. We also have been type- setting the comments from the LEGACY surveys— dancers are speaking out and many are far from happy! We have a tendency to ccho and re-echo all this, but let us point out that there are still good things happening in the square dance picture. Two weeks ago our own club danced to a young caller who was travelling through the area. He is not per se a traveling caller, still working hard on developing a strong square dance program in his home area. We were very im- not-so-great. Are we just concentrating pressed with his smooth and interesting on the unhappy side, rather than on the choreography, and the pleasing variety positives? of music in his program. He conducted Huron, Ohio, also boasts a fun club one workshop tip, he called most of the now, called Reel People. These dances Plus calls throughout the evening and are attracting about as many folks as combined the figures so that the the club dances, and the attendees romp dancers reached a little but were never Continued on Page 6 frustrated. We came home pleased and relaxed after a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Did this paragon have a fault? WAGON WHEEL He asked for a critique and laughed RECORDS & BOOKS when his diction was mentioned— he's NEW RELEASES working on it. (And the problem is only 45rpm flip/inst. Calling by BOB RUFF with one or two muffled phrases.) We all know that square dancers WW919 BIG SOMBRERO CONTRA come in all ages and from all eras. Some Callerlab Basics 1-19 of us like old-time fiddle music, some WW921 SHINDIG IN THE BARN like jazzy twenties' tunes, some like rock Callerlab Basics 1-22 'n roll, some like the big band sound in WW929 SHORTNIN' CONTRA their square dance music. A style that is Callerlab Basics 1-19 far from our preference leaves us feeling New L.P. Release for Schools & New Dancers "out of the picture." A caller who is WW1002 SQUARE DANCE PARTY, No. 2 clever enough to combine many styles in Calling by BOB RUFF an evening's program pleases a large Features Callerlab Basics 1-34 using 8 singing percentage of the dancers. calls, 1 contra & 1 hoedown for creative calling. The same holds true for figures. A traveling caller's wife is always rusty, NEW 1985 CATALOG Lists records in a teaching order for the basic and mainstream unless she travels to dances too. When a programs. Free on request caller combines many figures from several programs, teaches a new one, "THREE STORIES ABOUT BUCK" An illustrated and imaginative children's book and keeps both experienced and rusty by BABS RUFF is a delightful gift at dancers moving all the time, he has truly any time Write for brochure. mastered his art. We had a great dance! And we only Wagon Wheel Records and Books available at get to dances occasionally. Among the your record dealer or write direct. many dancers who are going several WAGON WHEEL RECORDS AND BOOKS times weekly, there must be great even- 8459 Edmaru Ave., Whittler CA 90605 213-893-5975 ings to be experienced along with the

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6 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 Huron, Ohio— Often my errant pen skirts around the most obvious and local dance reports in favor of the more distant dates. Sorry. (Maybe your pen should pay penance.— Co-ed.) Our Lighthouse and Reelers clubs continue lean but lively. An all-time high of 45 dancers came out for the Reelers (our heritage dance club) one night in late '84. But we've had our three-couple nights, too. North Olmsted. Ohio— Thp night ! called for the Yearlings club in the Cleveland area (Bill Benhoff, caller), they FOOLISH changed their name to Tips & Cues club. FROLICS The Millers cued. I'll be back. Toledo, Ohio— I may have mentioned doing a clinic for the Toledo area callers, but I want to add a remark made by Phyllis Gilson of Adrian, Michigan, who teaches school along with calling dances. She says that in her English classes, when they study alliteration, she just hands out copies of Meander- ings from ASD. Now that's some thrill, GOING BACK A BIT son! A son-of-a-gun of a killing, trilling Last month I was so anxious to relate Phyl Gilson drill, son! Some trips to California and the Canadian philosophical sum of a filibuster fill of Rockies I missed a few important sunny trivia, oblivia, and drivel-ya can fall/winter wanderings, so before fill-up and forget in a fillup, Phillip! another moon comes over the mountain I'll be recounting back to you (Kate you FLORIDA ain't.— Co-ed.) these few rumbling The day after Cathie and I returned ramblings. So this first section, before home from Calgary it blizzarded as if FLORIDA, can be considered catch-up blizzards were going out of style, giving (catsup) stuff to read with relish. (Your us the articulate voice of the real Arctic seasoned readers may just salt it away article. It would have inundated an igloo. in a rathole, Stan.— Co-ed.) Nothing moved that night. My dance in North Canton, Ohio— It was New Erie was cancelled. (Good thing— it Year's Eve, a festive, feasting, fateful, would have been an eerie drive.— Igte ull time of year for square dancers Co-ed.) But what the heck. I was packing and friends. Three Akron/Canton area my bag to fly south the next morning for clubs joined friendly forces to stage a my annual week in fun-filled, sun-filled, year-end jam-packed jamboree at the bun-frilled Florida. Student Center at Walsh College in Orlando, Florida— That bright British North Canton. Lou Lucius cued. transplant Peter Richardson had set up Specifically, the Chain Gang, Swinga- a dance for us to do together in the lings and H of F Buckeye clubs. We newly-opening Central Florida Square danced, ate at midnight, and danced Dance Center, but alas, the center had some more. A crack crew stewed a crock construction delays and we had to of juicy crunchin' good kraut for the move quickly across town to the Tanner crowd of a hundred. Even Starvin' Marvin City Auditorium in Winter Garden and Bulgin' Bertha had enough. I'm kid- ("Follow the red brick road."), which ding. They weren't there. (So you ate greatly affected our attendance. Never- their share?— Co-ed.) It was enough to theless, a choice crowd had a small ball warm the cockles of my heart and clear with the antics of Pete (" 'eads praum- the cradle of my mind. (Did it jar the enade 'alf, mates...") and the not-so- jowls of your jaw?— Co-ed.) Dancing funny yours truly staging a duo-mike finished at 2 a.m., and since I felt as deal. Rounds were rolled by Sunni chipper as a jaybird, I drove home. Thomas. American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 7 I first met Pete and Jean back in round dancing is the frosting on the Southampton, England on my third tour cake. (Sounds like a candied remark.— there (ASD, Dec. '81 p. 8) and will never Co-ed.) Also round dancers generally forget that rain-drenched night, full hall make smoother square dancers than on the pier, B&B lodging, and warm square dancers who don't round dance. British hospitality. We didn't duplicate Ocala, Florida— Caller/inventor Bob that in Florida this time, but maybe next Rust (last issue, this column) had year.... originally set me up with the Ocala Sebring, Florida— Dance number two, Square Dance Club, before moving to this one for ASD at Ridge Rollaways in N.C. Now I go back annually, always on that lakefront Civic Center downtown. 0. Tuesday, to that huge-but-hard-to-sound F.'s (Old Friends) from everywhere seem Civic Auditorium (near the water tower) to show up in Sebring. Callers attpndino whorc over 20 's assembled this tune. were Bud Redmond (former The lemon meringue pie was sweet and Buffalonian), Lefty Tidd (Lefty and so were the dancers. Andy Anderson Georgia were dance coordinators), and cued. He's a John K. look-alike, some Chuck (badgemaker) and Carole say. (And you're an Art S. look-alike, Lehman. Still another much-loved caller, Stan, but the resemblance doesn't make Charlie and Grace Baldwin (now retired, you a bit Art-istic.— Co-ed.) Return date: former editor of New England Caller) Jan. 21, '86. were my hosts in Lake Placid (southern On the way south the next day I stop- Lake Placid) that night. Imagine my luck ped in Brooksville to see Mary (ASD staf- at being able to chat with both Bob (S/O) fer) and Bill Jenkins, where we did some Osgood (see March issue) and Charlie kitchen-pitchin' of ideas for an hour over Baldwin in California and Florida respec- coffee and tasty muffins. (I'll bet you did tively in less than one month's time. Just plenty of muffin-stuffin', too— Co-ed.) like old times. (Old editors never die; Arcadia, Florida— It's always a super they just paste-up Sports figures, proof treat to visit Ev and Jennie Martin out on the U.S. News, Digest their Health con- their ranch west of town, and to call in cerns, Review their Geographics, rerun their new hall (ASD, Oct. '84 p. 25) in their Mechanics, compose their Ideals in town the Palace, where the fresh and New Women, add an Ad Age (adage) or friendly spirit complements the program two in editorial parlance, become Trailer (ASD, Nov. '84 p. 84). the hall was almost Life-People, Look Cosmopolitan for Life, full with 12 Jennie cued, along with and clip Time a bit!— Co-ed.) Peggy Bernett. Ev has come a long way Another popular caller in the Sebring since Dillard days. Return date: Jan. 22, area is Larry Gow. Lefty and Georgia '86. steaked me out to dinner. The Veenkants covered the door, the Bryers are prexies, Carma capably cued (Carma and Albert Heuring), 0. F.'s came from Ohio, N.Y., Fla. Penna., N.J. and U-name-it. One can't help but notice that square dancers in Florida never grow old. What an antidote to anti-date the age process! On the ranch I felt like a Marlboro Long live this ageless activity. man. (Too bad you don't look like one.— Hialeah, Florida— Somebody bet on a Co-ed.) We bounced over the tough, bay, they say, in Hialeah, but I'll bet my tufted turf in his bucking pickup, chas- last dog-eared two dollar bill you'd race ing a wild hog, whose curve-vicious around the round track perpetually tusks could rival the crescent sabers of without finding round dance cuers as the early Spanish captors of his an- roundly well-accepted anywhere around cestral hoadom forebears. Those deep as today's host/sponsors, Clyde and wallow hollows made by that boar and Evelyn Kirk (ASD, May '83 p. 67). The his sow, as they dug for bugs in the ASDance at Hialeah Adult Center (Look white sand, reminded me of similar for the Water Treatment Plant.) was a bit hollows made in the snow by nocturnal smaller this year, but just as joyful as elk near Banff in Canada, seen just a that of a year ago. Friends of the Kirks week before. Funny similarity. made up a large part of the crowd. That Lakeland, Florida— With a couple of leads me to the candid observation that days of free time on my hands, I carted a

8 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 box of 400 give-away magazines to the (warm), Pennsylvania (cold), and Georgia 10th annual Florida Sunshine Festival in (warm). C'est la vie. (Maybe you're part central Florida, where I set up shop at yo-yo.— Co-ed.) the arena entrance of the Civic Center, a The latter two locations I'll discuss choice location to meet and greet some next month, but now I'm about to cover a of the 2,000 + attendees. Thanks chilly visit to Wisconsin and Minnesota. especially to John and Linda Saunders. 15',A but also to the other all-pro callers who stage the event, Frank Bedell, Roger Chapman, Jack Lasry, Art Springer, and Singin' Sam Mitchell. RID personalities Thorp, Wisconsin— After landing in were Lovelaces, Blackfords, plus the the twin cities, I shoved my Chev Dubois/Stewart duo. Each tip was ter- (another Avis save-us a buck) eastward rific, as each pro caller called alternately to central Wisconsin and the tiny towns in the five halls. Two concepts are of Stanley (where I was hosted by the noteworthy in this stellar event— a top Holversons for dinner and the Witts for all-Florida staff with no visiting sign-in lodging) and Thorp, where the Swinging callers produced a real state-of-the-art 8's hold forth in a school gym. True to flavor; Plus/A-1, A-2 programs only (no the name, we had eight swinging sets. MS, no C-1, C-2, etc.) attracted the most Weather was cold but sunny, average-for-Florida dancers without somewhere just above zero. The natives overcrowding the facilities by catering said it was balmy, considering what to all programs (levels). Side note: Jack they'd had. looks great considering his new freedom Coon Rapids, Minnesota— North of from the bondage of an infernal hospital Minneapolis. almost as a suburb, lies lit- machine. tle Coon Rapids, where I rebounded to Finally it was time to relinquish my do another MS dance. (Unlike what you'll sporty little Plymouth Turismo (It felt like find in Florida, MS dances still out- family by now.) at the Orlando airport number Plus dances in Minnesota.) and fly home. I had added 1,100 miles to Good showing, good show to shoo the its odometer in a week. blues in that spacious Hamilton school If I may coin a word (Some of your gym. (Just turn between the two coined words don't make cents, Stan.— churches, follow the city compost site Co-ed.) by this time I felt thoroughly signs to the dead end.) Thanks to Floridated (Florida-dated) down there Barkers, Martins as contractional con- where callers grow behind every palm, tacts, Syl for rounds roundly rendered. and dancers are as numberless as the Mission, Texas— As I said before, I go fronds. Orlando, Sebring, Hialeah, from freezes to balmy breezes and back Ocala, Arcadia, and then Lakeland just again, all in the course of this hobby- for fun. I would have called in three more turned-profession. Sometimes it's hard places (Deerfield Beach, Key West and to know whether the warmer wisps of Dade City) if times and dance wind will wither, or whether the wetter downtrends hadn't dictated late scrat- weather will waft and whiff hither and ches. Maybe next year! Gainesville is yet yon. It makes my travel interesting. Like to come in February, when I'll be spin a woman. Unpredictable. (I resemble chaining the Greers. To the Seeleys: I'll that remark!— Co-ed.) miss that apple crisp. To the Wileys: I'll Saturday. Fly through Dallas to Harl- miss the key lime pie. But man shall not ingen, southern Texas, in the fabulous live by apple crisp and key lime pie Rio Valley, known simply as the Valley, alone! which, like Mesa, is a square dance haven where many thousands are BACK TO NORTH COUNTRY caught up in the flutter and flounce and It's a little unbelievable as I look at the flourish of the activity. I did my thing one month period just past, how I went once again in that huge 125-set Mission from warm climates to cold climates Bell hall, where Jerry Haag holds forth alternately six times (three of each) daily during the week. I daresay there without really setting it up that way. Ex- were dancers there from every state. amples: Mississippi (warm), Banff (cold), Dingie and Dottie Wheeler (ASD, Aug. '82 Florida for a week (warm), Wisconsin D. 57) cued. Bob and Barbara Sears were and Minnesota (cold), southern Texas meet-greeters. Continued on Page 96

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lA few years ago we decided to dances which he/she has taught his/her "round" off our dancing pleasure by tak- group and they will differ from those ing up round dancing. It hasn't been taught by the other cuers. Only the easy but with patience on the part of our dancers of the cuer making up the pro- cuers, a few bashed toes and the odd gram can dance to them with ease. A growl, we are beginning to get the hang more experienced dancer, of course, can of it. (Some might argue the point!) follow the cues without having had a Are we enjoying it? To be truthful, I specific teach. My concern is with the have to answer, "Sometimes." less experienced dancer, though. Could One thing I miss is the camaraderie of cuers of newer dancers come to some my fellow dancers. There is little time to agreement on teaching the same selec- socialize because it is often very serious tions to their groups so that all dancers business. Also, I have no one to blame can participate? for my errors! Round dance parties are another bone For at least two full dancing seasons, of contention. Please correct me if I am and in some cases even longer, a couple wrong, but isn't a round dance party in a cannot round dance at an open dance. square dance hall for square dancers We work hard in class learning a few who round dance and for the relaxed dances. We rush out to the first open level? In other words, isn't it for dance anxious to show off our expertise. everyone who round dances? every "Spr- What do we find? Not one of our biggies ing Thaw" we drive to Brockville, and is likely to be on the program, and one of the reasons is because of the should there be one it usually means round dance party that precedes the running down the corridor from the evening's square dance. It is for square dance hall to dance one selec- everyone and it really bolsters our con- tion at 9:40 p.m. A lot of time can be fidence. We judge our improvement year spent as a mugwump on the sidelines to year by the number of dances we can and that is definitely not for us. Some do. Last year we did them all! people may call us impatient, but let's International ballroom terms are face it, I am talking about dancers with beginning to creep into the cues. I have at least two years dancing experience no objection to this if they are used at after basics! the higher levels where they belong. I am speaking primarily of "beginner However, they can really throw newer dances." Am I wrong in thinking that dancers who are accustomed to the cue that title is meant only for square sheet cues into momentary chaos. For dancers? Shouldn't round dancers cater familiar dances, we can muddle through, to their beginners too? No one has ever but for the lesser known ones, they can really given me an answer on how long cause us to leave the floor. one is considered a beginner in round Workshops are a tremendous asset to dancing. round dancers. The jump from basic Some cuers are quite good at setting class to an easy or relaxed level is jar- up the round dance programs. They vary ring, as is the jump to an intermediate the dances from easy to intermediate or group. If a workshop club or half-way higher but even this can cause problems house could be set up where one could as each cuer tends to include the learn the basics of the next level as we

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 13 do in square dancing, it would alleviate her area, and we print it with all the the frustration many of us go through. points she discussed. However, many Coming as new graduates into a club, areas do have selected Rounds of the we find so many selections we cannot Month which enable all round dancers to dance that it is most discouraging. enjoy the same selections. Also, many Again we tend to sit a lot. This is a time square dances are programed with two when our enthusiasm is high but it rounds between the squares: one easy becomes a time of disillusionment for and one more difficult. This arrange- many. In fact, we often consider quitting ment makes it possible for more round as our confidence sags and the enthusi- dancers to participate. asm wanes. Our cuers all do a terrific job. They are dedicated and they show infinite patience. Round dancing is an important part of our dancing world. Let us make it even more appealing to the newer dan- ASO TOURS PRESENTS cers by giving them as great an opportu- a week in nity to dance as possible. This is what makes us feel as though we belong to MEXICO YP= the round dance community. By building with your editors, Stan & Cathie up our confidence we will be able to December 6.11, 1985 relax and enjoy the dancing more. Many WHAT A WONDERFUL WAY TO ENJOY SEA SPORTS. STAY IN o will then decide to go on to higher levels, SUPER HOTEL. TAKE A JUNGLE TOUR. DANCE DAILY IN h perhaps. LOVELY BALLROOM, AND BEST OF ALL— We really want to dance. Please en- SHOP FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AND SAVE' courage us by giving us the opporunity. For full Information, write to Stan & Editor's Note: Audrey's article gives the Cathie at this magazine address, or picture for beginner round dancers in call 419-433.2188 or 419.433-5043 during business hours.

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14 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 EVALUATING YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS by Mary Duquin Pretentious Pete: Never admitting to an error. Pretention Pete finds he doesn't get the respect he demands because he doesn't show any for his dancers. When he speaks, they tune out because what he says is usually negative. Pretentious Pete has not yet learned that he cannot demand respect: it must be earned. Do you have credibility with your dancers or are you like Pretentious Pete? Rate your credibility. 1 2 3 4 5 Very Low Very High Caller Badnews: Most of the words and actions of Caller Badnews are negative, sometimes almost hustiie. sne frequently criticizes the dancers, increasing their self-doubts and destroying their self-confidence. She is slow to praise. Are you primarily positive in the messages you deliver or are you like Caller Badnews? Rate the degree to which your messages are positive or negative. 1 2 3 4 5 Negative Positive The Judge: The Judge constantly evaluates the dancers instead of giving them instructions. When dancers err, the Judge places blame rather than providing feedback or information about how to correct the error. When dancers do well, the Judge cheers but does not know how to instruct them to achieve advanced levels of skill. Do you give ample feedback and instructions or are you like the Judge? Rate the extent to which the content of your communication is high in information or high in judgment? 1 2 3 4 5 High in Judgment High in Information Fred Fickle: You are never sure what Caller Fred Fickle will say next. Today it's one thing, tomorrow it's another. Last week he told the dancers it was important to learn the new OS and then he didn't call it for the next two dances. Are you consistent in your communication or are you like Fred Fickle? 1 2 3 4 5 Inconsistent Consistent Caller Gabby: Caller Gabby is the most loquacious person you ever met. She constantly gives instructions and advice to dancers. She is so busy talking that she never has time to listen to the dancers. It never oc- cured to her that her dancers might like to tell her something rather than always being told. Are you a good listener? 2 3 4 5 Not Good Very Good Stoneface: Old Stoneface never shows emotion. He doesn't smile, wink or give his dancers a pat on the back. Nor does he scowl or express disappointment with them. You just don't know how he feels. which leaves some new dancers feeling insecure. Are you able to communicate nonverbally or are you like Old Stoneface? Rate your nonverbal communication skills. 1 2 3 4 5 Weak Strong Professor Gobbledygook: The Professor just isn't able to explain anything at a level understandable to his dancers. Either he speaks to them as if they were fellow professors or so circuitously that the dancers are left confused. In addition, the Professor, who is used to dealing with abstractions, is unable to demonstrate the skills of square dancing in a logical sequence so that the dancer can grasp the fundamentals. Are you able to provide clear instructions and demonstrations or are you like Professor Gobbledygook? Rate your ability to communicate instructions. 1 2 3 4 5 Weak Strong Caller Jellybean: Caller Jellybean just doesn't understand how the principles of reinforcement work. Although he often gives praise to his dancers, he reinforces at the wrong time. When laced with dancer's error, he either lets it pass or comes down too hard on the dancer. Do you understand the principles of reinforcement or are you like Caller Jellybean? Rate your skill in rewarding and correcting dancers. 1 2 3 4 5 Not skilled Highly skilled

Add up your eight ratings and write the total score here . Find which category your score falls into on page 73, and accept the award you deserve.

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16 Yes, There Is An Easter Bunny by Bev Warner Saginaw, Michigan

Imagine an ongoing Easter tradition lasting for 75 years! Fred Minster's were born, the rabbit came each Easter grandfather had a meat market in Chica- to their doorstep bringing a basket of go. Every Easter this brown papier delicacies. Fred has had this rabbit for mache, shellacked 30-inch high rabbit 30 years and it has been present every would be used for part of a window Easter for his children, and now his display at the market. It would also ap- grandchildren. Fred, a Michigan caller, pear on Fred's mom's doorstep, basket also shares the rabbit with his clubs in in hand (or paw), filled with the usual the spring. One wonders how long this eggs and goodies. After Fred's mom tradition will be passed on and just how married and Fred and his three brothers old the rabbit will live to be.

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While camping with a square dance group last summer, I discovered these great looking lawn chairs. Jerry Fore- man, Flushing, Michigan, picked up the idea while traveling through the south. He and Opal and friends were at a flea market when they first saw macramed chairs selling for $45-75. Jerry's friend bought the book on Macrame for furniture and passed it on to the Foremans. The technique is called "cording." It is worked with macrame cord and two crochet hooks. You can make anything that has four sides to work around, not only Jerry took the instructions, two old chairs but footstools, rockers, lounges, aluminum chairs with torn webbing, four magazine racks, wall hangings, coas- hours of his time and turned them into ters, room dividers. These projects are very sturdy, comfy, beautiful chairs. The very easy since the entire vertical pat- cording he used is called 100% Polyole- tern is worked with one continuous roll fin (indoor-outdoor herculon) No. 5020, of cord. The book suggests working on 6mm-100 yds. Yardage may vary depen- one of the simpler patterns to begin ding on how loose or tight you work, and with, since they do not require intricate how close together the cords are. The counting of cords. After you have mas- metal crochet hooks were H&J brand. tered the basic ones, then you are ready The cost was $10. per chair. to try more complicated patterns or My webbed lawn chairs are getting create an idea of your own. I can just see some heavy use and rough treatment so someone coming up with a dancing cou- I can have them transformed into color- ple design. ful beauties like the Foremans'.

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American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 19 Let's make a soap about square dancers! We could call it Another World— of Square Dancing," or maybe All My Children—Clog." Or here is an appropriate title; As the Convention Turns." Our soap could take place in the Do-si- do Hotel, deep in the heart of Georgia. For color and gaiety, we would take cut- a-way shots of the nearby coliseum and its squares. For rhythm and romance, we'd zoom in on the Macon Auditorium with its rounds. And of course for The Young and The Restless, we'd visit the clogging. Our soap should include the hustle and bustle of the little specialty shops on the Promenade—and the glamor and excitement of a real Fashion Show! And ATTENTION, OLYMPIC HOPEFULS! we could portray the dedication of our In preparation for sending a team to dancers by filming them in various compete in the 1988 World Olympics, workshops and clinics. tryouts will be held in the following Then, for variety, we'd take a candid categories: camera shot of the exuberant after- WATER SPORTS: pass the ocean, ex- parties, held all over town! We'd show plode the wave, alter the wave, remake dancing in the parking lots and the wave, load the boat, dive in, ladies in, poolside—and for the daring, the deep men sashay, cast off and ripple. end of the pool! TRACK AND FIELD: run, circulate, Oh, there would be lots of Yellow zoom, rollaway, cross trail thru, go red Rocks! (But no purple passions—this is hot, tag the line, lead to the right, chase a family show!) Maybe we could name it right, track two, scoot back, anything "Fantasy Weekend"...somehow, "Load and roll, pass to the center and walk and the Loveboat" sounds wrong. dodge. Naturally we need commercials. AGILITY AND STRENGTH: box the gnat, Maybe we could get a soap or deodorant peel off, partner tag, spin the top, swing, to sponor us. After all, square dancers bend the line, seesaw your taw, remake believe in clean living. the thar, flip the diamond and grand Now, for the stars of this produc- spin. tion—they could be the typical square MARKSMANSHIP: shoot the star, split dance couple. Hey—that's you and me! the ring, crossfire. Will we see you at the convention? ARCHERY: zing. (Maybe we should call our soap, "Petti- Report in appropriate attire no later than pant Junction?") 8 A.M. on April 1. Ann Gould From the editors of Square Notes From Dixie Crier Cincinnati, Ohio 20 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 YOU KNOW YOU'VE BEEN SQUARE DANCING TOO MUCH... A rather keen square dancer heard of ...when before going to bed at night, you a very reliable clairvoyant so went to see do-sa-do the dog and put out your spouse. him concerning the dancer's future. ...when the caller starts to sound like your "When I die, will I go to heaven?" he mother-in-law. asked. After a while, the clairvoyant con- ...when your wife wears square dance firmed that he would. The dancer shoes to bed. thought for a moment, then asked, "Is ...when you make plans to be buried with there square dancing in heaven?" The your club badge on. answer was, "Yes, there is square danc- ...when all you have to look forward to is a ing in heaven." hot foot bath. Just as the dancer was leaving, the ...when you call Callerlab on Mother's clairvoyant added, "Oh by the way, you Day. will be in the set in front of the caller ...when the call peel the top and you blush. next Friday." ...when you can't go around the left hand New Zealand's Official S&R/D Magazine lady like you used to. ...when you are cited for doing a veer left, wheel around and chase right on the freeway. ...when everyone in your square has a spear and a shield. ...when you open your closet door and you are buried in an avalanche of petticoats. ...when, the last time you attended a three- day S/D festival, you came back in a body cast. ...when, squaring up, instead of shaking your hand, they pinch your cheeks. ...when you hire an interior decorator and insist on an entire living room wall pa- nelled with your dance badges.

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FRUSTRATION My husband rolled out of bed one morning shaking his head. After a little coffee and coaxing, he said he had a nightmare, dreaming that he was cueing steps to the dancers in front of him and at Lake Mirror in Lakeland, Florida. then he cued the steps they would need Many nationally known cuers were there on the other side of the lake when they and it was his turn to cue. At first he could not hear. I was on the north end of could not find his records, then he could the lake to signal when the dancers not find his mike. Finally, he got it all came around ready for cues again. It together, put on the music and was was wild! checking out the dancers when he real- Thinking back, similar incidents have ized that he was not in the auditorium, happened to some of our dancers. I but down at the lake next to it. All he had assured him this was normal—this sort was four speakers that went around part of thing can happen when you are within of the lake in front of him. About 500 two months of retirement. round dance couples were on a board- Wayne & Marge Lundberg walk that circled the lake. He cued the Tampa, Florida

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Rawlings MD Verneita Simmons. P 0 Box 27. Branchton PA 16021 21557 4 27th Annual Dance.0-Rama . 85. Rochester NY 23-May 17 Circle Pacific Tour Write American S/D Workshop. 462 N Robertson Blvd . Los Angeles CA 90048 9-11 24th International S8R/Ci Convention. McMaster Univ Hamilton. Ontario. Write Joan Fraser. 71 Roywood Dr., Don Mills. 26 Red Boot Boys Dance/Conceit Atlanta GA Contact Ontario M3A 2C9 404-768-0819 22 4016 Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 9-11 10th Anniversary Winnipeg Crocus Festival. University Cen- 7-8 Longview Super Fest, Maude Cobb Activity Ctr., Longview tre. U of Manitoba Write Marcel 8 Audrey LeBlanc, 30 Hammond TX. Write Gary Shoemake. 2911 Lockwood Dr.. Carrollton TX Dr.. Winnipeg Manitoba Canada R3R 1M1 75007 10-11 Mountain-Town Hoedown. Riverside Motor Lodge. Gatlin- 7.8 Music 8 Dance Program. 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Sonora CA Write Louis 8 Flora 916-488-2975 Borges. 2280 E El Camino Dr . Turlck CA 95380 23-June 4 Rhine River Cruise Write Tony 8 Virginia Lehenbauer, 14-16 Round 'n Round. Harley Hotel. Enfield CT. Write Bea Brun- 18 W 095 Williamsburg Lane. Villa Park IL 60181 dage. P 0 125, Jensen Bch FL 33457 24-25 Annual Memorial Day Weekend Special, Holiday Inn Con- 14.16 Mostly Rounds Weekend. Wakonda Campground, NY. vention Ctr . Gainesville GA Write Will 8 Evelyn Holsomback. Write C Wrzenski. RD 1. Box 122, Cropseyville NY 12052 3805 Old Lexington Rd.. Athens GA 30601 16.22 June Dance Week, John C Campbell Folk School, 24.25 Memorial Day Happening. Admiral Semmes Hotel. Mobile. Brasstown NC Alabama. Write Gail Swindle, PO Box 2516. Smyrna GA 30081 17 Cathedral Squares Freshman's Frolic. Xavier College, 24.25 Annual Spring Fling. Salem Civic Ctr . Salem VA. Write Christchurch. New Zealand. Write Blanche Shepherd. Box 15-045. Marvin 8 Jessee Gilliam. 7205 Crosstimbers Trail. Roanoke VA Christchurch, 6 New Zealand 24019 18 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert, Lansing MI. Contact 24-26 Wheel of Fortune RID Festival, Las Vegas NV. Write F/L 517-676-1840 Smith, 1549 Pawnee Dr. . Las Vegas NV 89109 19 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Ft. Wayne IN. Contact 24.26 Dance-O-Rama S8R/0 Weekend Write Harold & Lill 219-356.3561 Bausch, 2120 Jaynes. Fremont NE 68025. 20 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Detroit MI. Contact 24.26 32nd Annual Florida State S8R/D Convention. Lakeland 313-474-9172. Civic Ctr . Lakeland FL. Write George 8 Angie Mason. P.O. Box 6088. Hollywood FL 33081 20-22 Nat'l Mtn. S/D 8 Clogging Festival, Natural Bridge State Resort Park. Slade KY. Write Richard Jett. P 0 Box 396. Campton 24.26 Chaparral KC Convention. Kansas City MO. Write Mary KY 41301 Campbell. 1425 Oakhill Dr . Plano TX 75075 20.22 19th Nat'l Advanced 8 Challenge S/D Convention, VA 24.27 Memorial Day Weekend. Papoose Pond Resort 8 Camp Bch. Convention Clr. VA. Write Ed Foote. 140 McCandless Dr., ground. N Waterford ME Write Rocky Cameron. Box 118. N Wexford PA 15090. Waterford ME 04267. 21 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Indianapolis IN Contact 24-27 Memorial Day Happening. Macon Campground Write Otto 317-455.1473 8 Irene Miller. 9777 Tangent Hwy. Tecumseh MI 49286. 21.22 34th Annual WA State S/D Festival. Richland School Com- 25.26 Spring A Round 4th Annual R/D Clinic. Write B/L Kendall, plex. Write Urban Jenquin 8 Laura Ebner. 1877 Birch. Richland 35 Suncrest Dr Watertown CT 06795. WA 99352. 26 Red Boot Boys Dance 8 Concert, Allemande Hall. Chattanooga 21-23 Camping Weekend. Macon Campground. Write Otto 8 TN. Write Bill Brandfast, 109 Amhurst Ave . Chattanooga TN Irene Miller, 9777 Tangent Hwy. Tecumseh MI 49286 37411. 22 2nd Annual Country Music Hoedown. Nat'l. Guard Armory. 28-June 8 Rhine River Cruise. Write Tony 8 Virginia Lehenbauer, Nashville TN. Write Elmer 8 Lottie Jackson, P.0.Box 140808. 18 W 095 Williamsburg Lane. Villa Park IL 60181 Nashville TN 37214 30-Sept 15 S8R/D. The Center. Lolo MT. Write Ray 8 Afton 21-23 White Rose S/D Festival. PA. Write H/N Knaub, Box 84, Granger. 9955 Highway 12 W . Lolo MT 59847. Loganville PA 17342 31-June 2 S/0 Festival. Papoose Pond Resort 8 Campground, N. 22 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Nashville TN Contact Waterford ME Write Rocky Cameron. Box 118, N Waterford ME 615.689-7601 04267. 23 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concerl, St. Louis MO. Contact 31-June 2 Kalyumet Camp 8 Dance Weekend. Write J Morgan, RD 1. Lucinda PA 16325 314-965-2631. 31-June 2 Dance Weekend, Valley Plaza. MI. 23.25 Annual Roundalab Mtg.. Birmingham AL. Write D/P To- refl. 3 Churchill Rd.. Cresskill NJ 07626 31-Sept 1 Red River Community. New Mexico. Write Toots Richardson. P.O. Box 213. Red River NM 87558 23.27 16th Annual Callers College. Estes Park CO. Write Frank Lane. P 0. Box 1382, Estes Park. CO 80517 JUNE 2 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Ashville NC. Contact 24-July 4, National Convention 8 Smoky MI. Tour. Blackwood Travel. 2217 Hampshire St. 0101. Quincy IL 62301 704-253-4593.

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 23 24 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Kansas City MO Contact Write Cason Schaffer, Rt. 11. 107 Eastview Dr.. Vicksburg MS 816-229.0396 39180. 26 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Birmingham AL Trail End 10-11 24th MI S8R/0 Convention. Grand Rapids Grand Ctr. Dance Write De 8 Loretta Johnson. 4312 Milan, Wyoming MI 49509 27-29 341h Nat'l. S/D Convention. Birmingham AL. Write PO Box 11-16 Round A Rama Institute. Bloomington IN Write P Phillips. 1985. Eva AL 35621. 1125 Haven Rds.. Hagerstown MD 21740 27.29 Festival '85. Exhibition Park. Vancouver BC Canada 15 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Greene County Fair, JULY Greeneville TN 1-7 Lloyd Shaw Foundation's Rocky Mtn Dance Roundup. Gran- 15.18 21st Annual Jekyll Island Jamboree. Aquarama 8 Buc- by CO Write Marie Armstrong. 7512 Clanton Trail. Hudson FL caneer Motor Lodge. GA Write Bob 8 Vivian Bennett. 2111 33567. Hillcrest Dr . Valdosta GA 31602 4.6 8th Annual July Weekend. Village Square. Downingtown PA. 16.18 Round Dance Weekend. Kalyumet Park. Clarion PA Write Chit or Gussie Irons. 1200 Horseshoe Pike. Downingtown PA 16.18 Advanced Weekend. Carlisle PA Write Ed Foote. 140 Mc- 19335. Canninkk tlr Weldcirri PA 1500o. 5.7 Venice Round A Rama. Hagerstown MD. Write P. Phillips. 16-23 Spectacular '85 Tour. SD 8 WY Write Frank Lane's 1125 Haven Rd.. Hagerstown MD 21740 Dance Ranch, P O. Box 1382. Estes Park CO 80517. 5.7 9th Annual Star Spangled Holiday. Lehigh Resort. Ft Myers 17-24 CDSS English 8 American Dance Week. Pinewoods Camp FL Write Art Springer. 3401 Talialerro Ave . Tampa FL 33603 near Plymouth MA. 5-7 29th Annual Jamboree. Thiel College. Greenville PA Write 18-22 Round A Rama Institute for Teachers, Clifly Falls State Kon Yacht Kickers. P.0 Box 121 Meadville PA 16335. Park. Madison IN. Write B Goss. 722 Lawler Ave Wilmette IL 12-14 2nd Annual Summer Dance Weekend, Imperial House. 60091. Findlay OH 23-25 Chaparral SA Convention. Sacramento CA Write Bryant 12-14 14th Annual Tip Top Twirl, Hiram College. OH. Write Ward Hughes. 7667 Baldwin Dam Rd.. Folsom CA 95630 Jaye Payton. 88 Greencrest Ter . Akron OH 44313 24-30 Square Dance Festival. Papoose Pond Resort 8 Camp- 12-14 S8R/D. OSU Student Union, Stillwater OK. Write Peggy ground. N. Waterford ME. Write Rocky Cameron. Box 118. N Ashworth. 1301 E Oklahoma, Enid OK 73701 VValerlord ME 04267 14-20 English Mtn. S/0 Retreat, Sevierville TN. Write Roger 8 25 Square Dancing. Allemande Hall. Chattanooga TN. Write Bill Mary Jane Chapman, 3137 Walnut St.. NW. Winter Haven FL Brandlast. 109 Amhurst Ave . Chattanooga TN 37411 33881 30-Sept 1 1st Annual Chaparral OKC Convention. Lincoln Plaza 19-20 IDA's Summer Sounds '85. Holiday Inn. Gainesville GA. Hotel 8 Conference Ctr Write Mary Campbell, 1425 Oakhill Dr Write IDA, 4346 Angie Dr_ Tucker GA 30084 Plano TX 75075. 1921 18th Weekend of Round Dancing, OK. Write W/M 30-Sept. 2 Camping Weekend. Macon Campground Write Otto 8 Ferguson. 4161 E. 43rd, Tulsa OK 74135 Irene Miller. 9777 Tangent Hwy. Tecumseh Ml 49286 20 2nd Annual Thunderbird Clogging Festival. Mathis City 30-Sept 2 Labor Day Dance Weekend. John C Campbell Folk Auditorium. Valdosta GA. Write Bob 8 Vivian Bennett, 2111 School, Brasstown NC Hillcrest Dr . Valdosta GA 31602 30-Sept 2 FL Knothead Konvention. Tampa Write Geo Dermer. 20-27 CDSS American Dance 8 Music Week. Pinewoods Camp P 0 Box 7178. Tampa FL 33603 near Plymouth MA. SEPTEMBER 21 Square Dancing. Allemande Hall. Chattanooga TN. Write Bill 2-6 3rd Annual Vacation Get Together. NM. Write A/H Fisher. Brandfast. 109 Amhurst Ave.. Chattanooga TN 37411 RI 3. Box 44X, Duncan OK 73533 21-26 As!tomer S/D Vacation Institute. Pacific Grove CA. Write 5 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert, Glassboro NJ Contact Bob Osgood. 462 N Robertson Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90048. 609.327-2697 21.26 Schneider-Lane Week. Frank Lane's Dance Ranch, Estes 5-28 Balkans Tour, American Square Dance Workshop. 462 N Park CO Robertson Blvd.. Los Angeles CA 90048 26-28 Great Lake State S&R/D Festival. Western MI University, 6 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Nazareth PA. Contact Kalamazoo 717-629-1751 26-28 5th Annual Square Dance Festival. Western Dance Ctr., 6.7 ESP, Holiday Inn-Downtown, Jackson MS. Write Vicki Let- Spokane WA son, P.0 Box 1475. Carmel IN 46032 26.28 Summer C-I Special. Ramada Inn. Keene NH. Write Red 6-8 Chaparral MI Convention. Battle Creek. Write Mary Camp- Bales. 19 Hadley SI.. S.. Hadley MA 01075 bell. 1425 Oakhill Dr., Plano TX 75075. 26-August 9 Hawaiian Fantasy Tour Write Keith 8 Karen Rip- 7 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Albany NY. Contact peto, Rt 3 Box 585, Parkersburg WV 26101. 518235-7660 27.28 2nd Illinois 589/0 Convention. Peoria Civic Ctr 7-8 Silver Dollar City's S/D Weekend. MO Contact Kurt AUGUST Engelbrecht 417.338-2611 1.4 Hunter Ctry. Music Festival. NY. Contact Exposition Planners 8 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Boylston MA. Contact Ltd.. Bridge St.. Hunter NY 12442 617-869.3140 2-3 Red Boot Festival, Linville Land Harbor Rec. Bldg.. NC. Write 9 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Auburn NY. Contact Lee 8 Inathe Horning. P.0 Box 215. Pineola NC 28662 315-776-4944 2-3 23rd Annual Square Dance Festival, MS Coast Coliseum. 10 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Toronto. Onl Canada Contact Gullport-Biloxi MS. Write Harold Smith. 4502 Kendall Ave.. 416-560-4692 Gulfport MS 39501 11 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert, Montreal. Quebec Canada. 2.4 Mid South Round A Rama. AL. Write W. McCreary. 9012 Contact 514.631-5737 Berclair Rd_ Huntsville AL 35802 12 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Staten Island NY Contact 2-4 7th Annual Presque Isle Fun Fest. Mercyhurst College. Erie 212-727.5141 PA. Write Warren 8 Harriet Riser. 5551 Louise St.. Erie PA 16510 13 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Amhurst. Nova Scotia Canada. 5-10 32nd Annual B C S/D Jamboree. Penticton. B.C. Canada Contact 902-638-9934 10 12th Annual Red Carpet S/D. City Auditorium. Vicksburg MS Continued on Page 98

24 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 LINE- LIGHT Irc! I

HELEN PATE Two hundred square dancers ga- thered last December in Hapeville, Geor- gia, to honor Helen Pate on her 75th birthday. Helen's four children and her grandchildren were also there. Sandra Richards from Country Cousins (a club organized in 1947) baked a cake with strawberries cascading and Helen's friendship years, one in par- down three tiers and the words, "You are ticular about the time Helen invited so the berries, Helen Pate, Happy 75th." many callers to stay with her and her Long tables were filled with delicious caller husband Paul that she asked food prepared by Sandra, Marie Babb, Delma and Joyce Allison to bail her out Sue Morrison and Pat Spradlin. Helen's by taking some into their home. friends enjoyed the refreshments for an Helen's daughter Janet, visiting from hour or so, until George Babb, a friend of New Jersey, t!-,en recounted family ex- 25 years, began his tribute: periences. George Babb followed again, "...Over the years, Helen has brought pretending to be appalled at the joy and laughter to thousands of people, "roasting" remarks of the previous especially those in the square dance speakers. "My earliest recollection of world. Bill Crawford of Memphis ad- Helen was at the Atlanta Federal dressed his birthday card to "Queen Penitentiary while I was taking my basic Helen Pate," an appropriate and well- lessons. There was Helen, cavorting deserved title.- around the dance hall, doing Salty Dog Helen was then brought forward to sit Rag with Ralph King...l thought 'What a on her throne for the evening. Lib Hub- spectacle that woman is making of bard, who shared Fontana Village's 36 herself—and at her age, too!' Swap Shops with Helen, wrote and "In the early 60's, I encountered recited an original poem about Helen. Queen Helen again in Fontana Village." Caller Delma Allison listed events in his Continued on Page 94

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American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 25 SQUARE OFF FOR SQUARE DANCE FUI AT FONTANA VILLAGE. Dance in the spring, 10 Dance Vacations Every Year! dance in Fontana Fling April 2 B-May 5, 1985 the fall. Swap Shop Maur 5-12.198 Swing your September 22-29, 1985 partner and Rettel F-1ounaup May 12-19, 1985 September 15-22, 1985 promenade

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Call far information on Clogging Workshop and competition dates.

fiend a tall of spring vacation at one of Fontana Vitlage.e square dance frtsbvals navy twe nrtus4c by the Fontana Rarribters everf eyenpng except Sundays, and font-ana s own square dance legend Al fTex:l Brovvillee is hOSt.cialier fur all the bawls The peon rarns are all tiesigned dor Mainstream. Quarterly Selections and Pipe Daytime workshops are available Cur ta-inclusave package rate are a real vacation waltre Fit. lust $38 50 per person per day The ips/lenti dawl5 FKL.' Rates k" guaranteed througri the fall or and all dancers must be registered for the pack i±e *iarib 4.1PartiCapate rn, wit !estivai CSI to.iree 600 435- ,t I 1. 1. in North Car Yina {7041 498-2238 for i-eservations!

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4 by Mary Fabik riighIights from Past Issues of this Magazine 25 YEARS AGO— April 1960 gressed to other (if not better) things go Dolores, created by Stan Burdick, is their ways and get new dancers." the newest member of the American Pat Pending's Thought for the Day: Squares family. According to Stan, "she There is an air that's friendly has a dash of spice and ginger, a touch When you find a square dance hall of whimsy mixed with clownishness, Neighborly and quite congenial and an impertinent nature tempered A smile for one and all. with discreetness." Dolores will be a When you square up for some dancing regular monthly feature. We hope you With some folks you didn't know enjoy her. You create a brand new friendship "We feel that Styling should be shown Let us keep it ever so. from the first lesson on, as positions, We note ads saying, "Send a 4c stamp footwork and figures are shown. As dan- for info." That seems interesting on the cers progress, their individual interpreta- day stamps go to 22C. tion of styling develops, leading to 10 YEARS AGO— April 1975 greater dancing enjoyment. Complete "Beware of the disease that's creep- uniformity in styling should be sought ing into our circles. It's called complain- only for exhibition," is the suggestion of ing molehills into mountains and is most Dorothy and Ray Rees of Kansas City, prevalent as a long winter drags into spr- Mo. They are the originators of Rosie ing," warn the co-editors. "Let's keep O'Grady, Emperor's Waltz, Silver Moon our sense of humor. We are in a 'fun' ac- and Naughty Waltz, to name a few. tivity. We laugh and smile as our feet Charley Thomas says, "There seems move. We believe that keeping a to be nothing deader than a defunct humorous eye on the square dance square dancer. They are worse than scene, in both articles and cartoons, is dead since they say they'll come and neither harmful to the activity nor in- then don't show up, thus disappointing sulting to dancers. Let April lighten your you and wasting your time and the time hearts—lean back and have a good laugh of other friends who expected their on us!" presence. Don't look back! Let the Bob Ruff shares some ideas that have dancers who have lost interest or pro- Continued on Page 97

the 44444e g Raisod ..2sanze een.i.e4 Afton's Square Dance Apparel 1985 SUMMER SEASON: May 30 to September 15 Scenic Montana mountain country along a beautiful trout stream FISHING HIKING SIGHTSEEING Hot Springs swimming resort nearby — Camper space — shower rooms YEAR ROUND DANCING — Cushioned maple floor, air conditioned Capacity 30 squares Well-stocked apparel store Ray and Afton Granger SUMMER SCHEDULE: 2V2 miles west of Lola Rounds - Monday and Tuesday Highway 12 W, Lolo, Mt 59847 on Highway U S 12 Squares - Wednesday thru Sunday (406) 273-0141 (11 miles from Missoula) (Nationally-known callers June thru August)

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TIME'S GROWING SHORT - SIGN UP NOW GREEK ISLES CRUISE & CLASSICAL GREECE TOUR-16 DAYS April 18-May 3, 1985 Athens, Acropolis, the Parthenon, Ancient Corinth. Epidauros Theater, Nauplian, the Pelopon- nese Peninsula, Tripolis, Olympia, Patras, Delphi, the Oracle, "Charioteer," Byzantium Monastery of Ossios Lucas, Cape Sounion, Temple of Poseidon. Daily Continental Breakfast. Followed by a 7-day Aegean Cruise with the following ports of call: Crete; Santorina: Rhodes; Patmos: Kusadasi, Turkey; Istanbul, Turkey; and Myconos. Snuare Dancinn too. JOIN THE FINEST CONVENTION TOUR GOING BIRMINGHAM 34TH NATIONAL SID CONVENTION, OLD SOUTH & SMOKY MT. TOUR — 11 DAYS — JUNE 24-JULY 4, 1985 — St. Louis, Nashville, Dinner & Square Dance at Hermitage Landing, City-Music Row-Stars' Homes Tour, Andrew Jackson's Hermitage Tour. Afternoon & Evening at Opryland, the Fantastic Huntsville, Alabama Space & Rocket Center, the 34th National S/D Convention. Afternoon Birm- ingham Tour, Evening at Celebrity Dinner Theater, Morning and Afternoon Tour to Montgomery, Atlanta, Greenville S.C., Chimney Rock N.C.; Asheville N.C., the Biltmore Mansion, Cherokee N.C., "Unto These Hills," Oconoaluftee Village of the Cherokee, Smoky Mt. National Park and Cade's Cove, Gatlinburg, Dinner Playhouse atop Ober Gatlinburg, Chattanooga. Lookout Mt., In- cline Railroad, Rock City, Chicamauga Battlefield. Dinner at Chattanooga Choo-choo in the Restored L&N Depot, Square Dancing and More!

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HEM-LINE by Bev Warner

Lucy Simlik of the Coleman Hicks and Chicks wanted a versatile dress to wear with different colored petticoats and accessories. She chose a white hark- ground with a tiny flowered print of pinkish red, blue and lavender flowers. When she wears a red petticoat, she then adds red satin bows and sash. She does the same with blue, lavender and pink. The bows at the neckline she at- taches with tie tacks; they make them decorative and easy to remove. Lucy and her hubby, Joe, are very creative people—Joe with woodworking and Lucy with her sewing and other crafts. They dance in Coleman, Michigan.

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MANUFACTURERS OF SQUARE DANCE PETTICOATS (Color Swatches On Request) 4313 Harford Rd, Baltimore MD 21214 (301)426-1700 Before you place your order, see Kroening's. Kroening's are qualified in assisting you in making W the right selections. Kroening's takes pride in knowing the individual square dancer's needs, from the beginner through the advanced dancer, and also those who desire the unique. Kroen- W ing's are proud of their American made petticoats. A Kroening's petticoat is more than an ac- la cessory—a necessity for the total look. Kroening's will customize. You too can be a designer— just tell us your needs. ,0

29 American Squareaance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year You simply sew the side seam and finish the casing for a perfect fit!

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30 ONE MINT JULEP COMPOSERS: Art & Fran Moore RECORD: Atlantic 45-963 FOOTWORK: Opposite, dir for M unless noted. SEQUENCE: AA BA BA (1-8) Ending NOTE: Speed record to suit.

MEASURES INTRODUCTION (Btly/Wall) WAIT; WAIT; SD, TAP, SD/CL, SD; RK BK &Scp), REC, SWIVEL WK, 2; 1-2 Bfly/Wall wait 2 measures;; 3-4 Sd L, tap RIB. sd Rid L, sd R; Rk Bk L Scp, rec R. swivel walk L,R; PART A TWO FWD TWO STPS: SWIVEL WALK 4; TWO FWD TWO-STEPS; HITCH 4; CIRCLE AWAY 2 TWO-STEPS; STRUT TOG 4; (Blfy) BAL LF & RT; RK APT, REC, RK APT, REC; VINE,2, SD/CL, SD; TAP,2, SD/CL, SD, RK BK (Scp), REC, SWVL WK, 2; SOLO ROLL, 2, SD, CL; 1-2 Two twd two-steps L/R,L,R/L,R; Swvel wk L,R,L,R; (meas 1-4 SCP) 3-4 Repeat Meas 1; (Hitch 4) Fwd L, cl R, BK L, CI R: 5-6 Circle away L/R,L,R/L,R; Strut tog L,R,L,R to Btly; 7-8 Bal L, XRIB/rec L, bal R, XLIB/rec R; (leave L ft beh R) rk apt L, rec R, rk apt L, rec R, (raise R ft slightly and rk on L heel); 9-10 Vine sd L. XRIB, sd L/cl R, sd L; Tap RIB (toe), tap RIB, sd Ric' L, sd R; 11-12 Repeat Measure 4 of Intro; Solo roll LF L,R, sd L, cl R fc wall; NOTE First time thru Part A, alend SCP to repeat; second and third time fc with no hands jnd. PART B (FC WALL NO HNDS JND) (M HOLD) W VINE 4; (W HOLD) M VINE 4; (M HOLD) W LIMP 4; (W HOLD) M LIMP 4; (M HOLD) W SD, CL, SD, CL; (W HOLD) M SD, CL, SD, CL TO BFLY; BAL AWAY & TOG PRO- GRESSING: TWIRL VINE, 2, WK. 2 SCP: 1-2 (M hold) W sd R, XLIB, sd R, XLIF; (W hold) M sd L, XRIB, sd L, XRIF (arms out); 3-4 (M hold) W sd R, XLIB, sd R, XLIB; (W hold) M sd L, XRIB, sd L, XRIB; 5-6 (M hold) W sd R, cl L, sd R, cl (W hold) M sd L, cl R, sd L, cl R to BIty; 7-8 Progressive bal away L/R, L, tog R/L, R Bfly; Sd L, XRIB (W twirl), fwd L, R to SCP; REPEAT PART A, REPEAT PART B, REPEAT PART A Measure 1-8. ENDING (Bfly) Hold 1 CT & OK RK APT RELEASE LD HNDS & PT R TWD PTR; In Bfly after rk apt & rec twice (meas 8 Part A) hold 1 ct, then release Id hands rk apt L & pt R twd ptr NOTES: In Measure 8 Part A when you rk apt straighten L leg (W R) to cause hip action. In Measure 10 Part A tap R toe behind L heel twice. In Measures 1 and 2 Part B, end with Id hnds high, trailing hnds low (tilt). In Measures 3 and 4 Part B, end with Id hnds low, trailing hands high.

THT211 MUSIC BOX DANCER by Dan Feria TNT212 LOVERS IN THE MOONLIGHT. R/D. Dave Fleck A MODERN STYLE TNT213 THIS OLE HOEDOWN. Patter by Mike CONTRA PARTY—LP1001 TNT214 GARDEN OF MY DREAMS. Waltz by Norma Findlay featuring Dick Leger TNT215 DUST OFF THAT OLD PIANNA. Gene Trimmer TNT216 MY SONG. Round by Virginia Coiling $5.00 TNT217 GLOW WORM. Stu Lennie RFD #2 Rt. 7 INT218 BUFFY. Round by Pete Metzger St Albans VT 05478 TNT219 HAPPY TRAILS by Jack O'Leary Plastic Record Sleeve Avatlab,e TNT220 PENN POLKA by Gene Trimmer Gene Trimmer TNT221 HELLO DOLLY by Ray Wiles Al Brundage. TNT222 BLUE BAYOU 84. Round by Frank Lehner! TNT223 TIJUANA HOEDOWN/TROM'S HOEDOWN TNT224 BIG BOSS MAN by Hank Henke TNT225 POP GOES THE MOVIES 84, Round by Jack Rays TNT226 LOVING IS GOLD by Dan Faria TNT227 JUMP RIGHT IN HOEDOWN/YAMA HOEDOWN Mike Trombly INT228 MERRY CHRISTMAS POLKA by Lau Taddia THT229 WHEELS (Round). Dy Bud Parrott

American Squareclence, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 31 COPECREST DANCE RESORT Proudly Presents the 1985 Calendar

)ri 36 ONM-WEEK NKRAMS March 10-15, 1985 Mauch 17-22. 1965 I March 24-29. 1985 march Jr-April 5 CONTRAS - AND MORE, CALLER'S COLLEGE TRADITIONAL WEEK ALL ROUNDS WEEK nON anueyor:L4c. FL STAN C31.111',31C7L, OH :eery Hen. tort WAYNE& BARBARA YA'AKOV EDEN, CA. GENE TRIMMER AR BOB HOWELL. OH BLACKFORD, FL New and ExperlencoO callers Open to all Dancers FRANK i PHYL LEHNERI, C April 14-20. 1985 April 28 - May 4. 1985 Apra 7-13. 19135 ART WILSON, FL April 21-27. 1985 'SINGING' SAM MITCHELL, FL WEBB MILLS, OH TONY DIGEORGE. LA Bill Chesnut, FL BOB BARNES, FL THE RATES, GA THE MAYS, LA Jerry Cochran, WV THE BARNES. FL BLUE PLUS GREEN ADVANCED A-2 PLUS A-I

May 5-11.1985 May 1218. 1985 May 19-25. 1985 May 26 - June 1, 1965 FRANK BEDELL, FL CHALLENGE 1 WEEK LARRY LETSON. IN ED FRAIDENBURG, MI THE BEATTIES. FL LEE KOPMAN. NY GUEST STAFF. BEN DUKES. LA RIP RISK EY. MI THE D•ALOISOS, OH THE BLACKFORDS. FL BLUE PLUS STEVE KOPMAN, TN C-1 BLUE PLUS BLUE PLI

June 23 - 29. 1985 June 2 - 8. 1985 June 9 - 15, 1985 June 16 - 22, 1985 FOR NEW DANCERS ADVANCED WEEK CHUCK DONAHUE, KY ROGER CHAPMAN, FL GORDON 134.AUM, FL ED FOOTE, PA THE ADCOCKS. VA DALE McROBERTS, IL GREEN GREEN PAUL GREER. FL RAY DENNY, TN A-2 PLUS PLUS MAINSTREA 141

July 7 • 13.1985 July 14 - 20. 1985 lune 30 • July 6. 1985 July 21 - 27, 1985 CHALLENGE 1 WEEK MIKE LITZENBERGER, LA BILL PETERSON. MI rONY OXENDINE. SC ED FOOTE, PA RON RAY. FL THE LEHNERTS. OH THE EBERHARTS. OH RAY DENNY. TN THE PLACES. GA BLUE BLUE PLI 111 PLUS C-1 GREEN PLUS

August 11 - 17. 1985 July 28- Aug. 3. 1985 August 4 - 10. 1985 August 18. 24, 1985 THE LLOYD SHAW FOUR- CHUCK DURANT. FL GORDON BLAUM. FL ART SPRINGER. FL DATION SUMMER THE BEATTIES, FL THE ANDERSONS, NC THE MARTINS, FL INSTITUTE PROGRAM BLUE PLUS BLUE PLUS BLUE PLI 6 Open to ell Dancers

August 25 - 31. 1985 September 1 - 7. 1965 September 8 • 14. 1985 September 15 - 21, 1985 ADVANCED 1 WEEK ADVANCED WEEK DALE McCLARY, FL ELMER SHEFFIELD. FL RON SCHNEIDER. FL 'Singing' SAM MITCHELL. FL SKIP SMITH, FL THE McCORDS. AL Butch Stowell, FL DAVE CRISSEY. MI THE STAN SMITHS. FL BLUE PLI A-2 THE FIYALKO'S A-1 BLUE PLUS

September 22 - 28. 1985 Sep. 29 - Ocl. 5, 1985 October 6 - 12. 1985 October 13 - 19, 1985 DARRYL McMILLAN. FL 'Singing' SAM MITCHELL, Fl ROGER CHAPMAN, FL CHALLENGE 1 WEEK BOB McVEY. TX Chuck Leaman, FL THE LOVELACES, FL ART SPRINGER, FL THE McMILLAN'S. FL THE JAYNES. OH BLUE PLUS JOHNNY WALTER, FL BLUE PLUS BLUE PLUS C

October 20 - 26, 1985 October 27 -Noe 2. 1995 November 3 - 8. 1985 November 10 • IS, 1985 ERNIE BASS. FL JOHN SAUNDERS. FL CALLER'S COLLEGE ALL ROUNDS WEEK JACK FLANDERS, SC KEITH RIPPE TOE. WV STAN BURDICK, OH IRV 8 BETTY EASTERDAY. MC THE JENKINS, FL CAL GOLDEN. AR CHARLIE 8 MADELINE , nuc, yr-e r, PLUS INTROAl- New Experl•nced cabers „ 1: - — 4:111 7-.7- .-•= • :7•—""."—•""= • • • • 777•7•Fg-- • • • • • • Choose your week NOW! Send a $50. depost. Nobody treats dancers better than Copecrest!

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RHYME TIME

EASTER SQUARE Four couples met to plan for spring While snow was on the ground. They talked and thought and tried to see What makes a dance go round.

"We haven't had an Easter Dance In, oh, so many years." "Let's give ourselves a springtime treat With lots of atmosphere!" "Your bunny cake with coconut We'll fill the hall with tulips, And jelly beans on top, Lilies, daffodils, and such; Plus pastel punch should make Hand-colored eggs, and give the place Our Easter dancers really hop!" A decorator's touch." "If I know Russ, he'll have some call "If time permits, we'll even clean—" For rabbits, lambs and chicks—" "That place could stand some paint!" "Well, if he doesn't, he'll concoct "Of course, when we get dancing, Some 'runny babbit' tricks!" We don't notice what it ain't!" "I can't wait until it's April!" "The gals can model bonnets, "I can't wait until we're there, And the guys unusual ties, Enjoying dancing friendship With homemade Easter baskets With the folks at Easter Square!" For the ones that win a prize." Mary F. Heisey

KALOX- Edca-Longhorn RECENT RELEASES ON KALOX: K-1300 BUBBLES IN MY BEER, Flip/Inst. by John Saunders K-1299 MEXICAN JOE, Flip/Inst. by John Saunders K-1298 SHOWBOAT GAMBLER, Flip/Inst. by Billy Lewis RECENT RELEASES ON LONGHORN. LH-1043 HIGHWAY TO NOWHERE, Flip/Inst. by Francis Zeller LH-1042 BETCHA MY HEART, Flip/Inst. by Francis Zeller LH-1041 I'M ONLY IN IT FOR THE LOVE, Flip/Inst, Mike Bramlett Francis Zeller John Saunders NEW ROUNDS ON BELCO: B324A SOPHISTICATED SWING, Two-step by Bob & Barbara Wilder 1. Music Only; 2. Cues by Bob Wilder B324B JUST STROLLIN', Two-step by Fred & Emily Leach 1. Music only; 2. Cues by Fred Leach B325A A SLOW WALK, Two-step by Charlie & Bettye Proctor 1. Music only; 2. Cues by Charlie Proctor B325B DIXIE MELODY, Two-step by Pete & Carol Metzger 1. Music only; 2. Cues by C.O. Guest Mike Brainier RECENT RELEASES ON BELCO B322 STRUTTERS BALL/I MISS MY SWISS 8323 LAZY RIVER JIVE/SOUTHTOWN U.S.A. NEW SQUARES ON CROW RECORDS. C-002 OKLAHOMA HILLS, Flip/Inst. by Bill Crowson C-001 CALENDAR GIRL. Flip/Inst. by Bill Crowson KALOX RECORD CO. 2832 Live Oak Dr., Mesquite TX 75150 1-214-270-0616

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year

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34 Basic level and have trouble executing calls like box the gnat, turn thru, etc. However, they can load the boat, relay the deucy and T-cup. $TRAia TALK I am not adverse to new calls as I am guilty of writing a few. However, I would like to state that the calls I workshop are a lot better than the QS. As a closing ...Would like to pass along my feelings note, if Callerlab doesn't recognize its re Quarterly Selections. Not being a inadequacies, it is going to have pro- member of Callerlab, I'm not in a posi- blems. Dick Bayer tion to voice my opinion to them, or Fertiun, Michigan perhaps I should say they probably wouldn't listen...I defy you to call the QS at a Plus dance and see what happens to GERMANY'S FIRST INTERNATIONAL the floor. Most dancers don't like to ad- OPERATING S/D LABEL mit they are Mainstream and it is very PRESENTS rare that a club or dance advertises MS w INTERNATIONAL dancing. Once Callerlab makes a selec- -Dance CALLERS tion, the callers feel they must use the figure. It's like a mandatory endorse- SUCORDS ment. Consequently the callers do not CW-2001 I'VE TRIED TO FIND A PARTNER. by Holger (Germany) have time to walk all the figures they CW-2002 I LOVE TO HEAR DAVE DUDLEY by Dave Crissey (USA) wish to use every dance. I don't believe CW-2003 GYPSY WOMAN by Dave Crissey (USA)

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VACATION FEATURES INCLUDE: EXTENSION 4 NIGHTS IN SINGAPORE CHINA: BEUING (FORMERLY PEKING) at the CROWN PRINCE OPTION 5 days Sept. 30 - Oct. 4 4 NIGHTS IN BANGKOK $985.00 per person at the PENINSULA ••HIGHLIGHTS•• 5 NIGHTS IN HONGKONG BEIJING at the ROYAL GARDENS •Imperial Palace (Forbidden City) FULL DAY EXCURSION TO •Summer Palace THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA •Temple of Heaven Park COCKTAIL PARTY & DINNER *The Great Wall COMPLIMENTS OF THE •Ming Tombs HOFFMANN'S •Yonghe Palace etc. SQUARE DANCING BAGGAGE HANDLING CHANCE TO WIN A FREE TRIP: TRANSFERS TO & FROM DRAWING ON THE PLANE ALL HOTELS MINIMUM OF 50 pay required TOUR GUIDE THROUGHOUT one person to win a free trip. POST TRIP OPTIONS AVAILABLE: CHINA/HAWAII

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THE PIG THAT CAME TO LESSONS How many club members can say they went through lessons with a pig in attendance? One club boasts of this oddity— Franklin Squares of Galesburg, Illinois, in the middle of pig farm country. It all started two years ago when Evelyn Franklin came to the club's Halloween party dressed as—you guessed it. She wore a rubber sow mask, a pig wig, pink longjohns complete with a series of baby bottle nipples attached, and a knotted rope tail. Evelyn is the wife of the club caller, Novis Franklin. The gag persisted long after Halloween, and club members showered Evelyn with pig- gies of all kinds—wooden, ceramic, glass and stuffed. She began to collect them. Then the ultimate experience happened. At a Sunday night lesson series, Herb and Georgette Rucker brought her a live one with a collar and leash, and the pig, "Porky Oink" developed a very real interest in square dancing, providing a lot of fun at all sessions. Now we hear that Novis is teaching the little rascal to call, and the novice Novis im- itator is really ham-ming it up with the best of them, preparing to bring home the bacon! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • RUTH & REUEL deTURK THE HOURS: • Mon. Thur Sat. • 1606 Hopmeadow Street 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Simsbury, Conn. 06070 Other times by • Routes 10 — 202 • appointment • Opp. Bowling Lanes at the SUMMER HOURS • • GRANBY LINE June-July-August • • Phone: 203-658-9417 Fri.& Set. 1.5PM ...de' I-1 OP ALL LEATHER BY COAST WHITE-BLACK-NAVY N-M-W Reg. Price $29.98 C. CLOSEOUT SQUARE TOE Fully lined with an elasti- • clsed throat— square toe, • 11/4" heel, elasticized buckle • • WHITE BLOUSE • with white lace trim, adjustable drawstring : GEORGEOUS GINGHAM to Thrill 111 SIMiL/XL $18.98 • with Eyelet Trim S to XL $44.98 Color Matching !Lilac. red, royal, wine \italdlii \\ Spaghetti Strings 50a PEASANT BLOUSE available to match $12.98 SEND FOR OUR FREE MAIL ORDER CATALOG • MENS' SHIRTS to match SHIPPING CMGS (UPS) Single Item, S2 : More than 1 Item, $3.00 : : S-M.L.XL $19.98 Will be at Ohio State Cony in Columbus. May 3-5 ...... ••••••••••••••••• American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary year 39 10 — FUN FILLED WEEKS — 60 cEngli8h Mountain 1985 1/11 4/4 4,7 II 4/14 20 5'21 27 4 '24 . 5,4 Nimes 64..9 LdtrY lacks.. Math ParreNturt Mike Gonna Harold Ruda Don Joshua" KY Topple At cLiutler MO MO As•--• CA Afp, INIUM FL PLUS K'l PLUS PLUS ONDOM tt: • • s-'1

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Callers ensinuin sdrernard ksal For information regarding availability, rates and directional maps, please direct inquiries to. ENGLISH MOUNTAIN SQUARE' DANCE RETREAT 110 Georgian Lane, Sevierville TN 37862 Inc., will be an unhappy or unfair event. Our company has been selected to correct those inadequacies that caused some concern in 1984, but we can as- FEEDBACK ) sure you and the promoters that the event in 1986 in Honolulu will be well- run, fairly run and exciting for all who attend. I was one of the three callers that were Elsewhere in this issue a half-page ad mentioned in the "Straight Talk" article will show the excellent line-up of callers in the February '85 issue. The facts in and cuers. Twelve-day adventure tours the letter are correct except that they to three islands are also part of this were a little hard on the Federation in package, including many extras. There Hawaii. The Federation made the mis- is absolutely no charge for square dan- take of turning the convention over to cers who sign up as part of the tour one of our national callers and let him packages. set the rules. The rules were set for the Other guests will be asked to pay a profit of the caller rather than the good one-time admission of $25 for the three- of square dancing. The Federation had day event. This is very fair considering their meeting and it won't happen again. that ballrooms are very high-priced and Next year they will retain control of their the leaders secured are some of the very own destiny. best. The local federation deserves a And in defense of the wonderful modest profit for many hours of plan- square dancers in Hawaii, we met some ning, promotion and coverage. very friendly people and had the oppor- Please trust us. We are experienced in tunity to dance with the Square Whee- planning activities for large groups and lers in Honolulu. Along with their caller the last few years have worked a great Naaman Moorhouse, they treated us like deal with square dancers. We know how "home folks" and we had a wonderful to make them happy. time. It was raining that night and the This event in 1986 will be truly spec- club members made sure that each visi- tacular and rewarding to all. We are see- tor had a ride home so we didn't get wet. ing to that, personally and painstaking- Real hospitality. ly. Tom Menasco, president So, while the convention didn't work Tortuga Express Tour Co. out well, we still had a great time and will remember the Hawaiian square dancers as warm friends. Charlie Brown Betts Orijind Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 4.__, TOWN COUNTRY We hasten to correct an impression 'Petticoat left by some of the dancers from Florida that the Aloha S/D Festival to be held in January/February 1986 and sponsored by the Hawaii Federation of S/D Clubs, Luxurious Pettlpents Colors too! SEND FOR OUR FREE ROUND DANCE CATALOG 312 Monterey Pass Rd. Winator Rear* Monterey Park CA 91754 Available at all record dealers All sizes \‘' or write direct Available ;.• NEW RELEASES EXCLUSIVE SINGLE WIN 4773 MY IDEAL. Foxtrot by Pete Metzger & MULTI-LAYER SMALL TOWN, Two-step, Bill & Maryanne Copeland For color samples DESIGNS FOR THE WIN 4776 AIN'T WE GOT FUN. Two-step by Ivan & Billie Sager BEAUTIFUL MORNING, Waltz by Fran & Jim Kropl & price information SQUARE 8 ROUND WIN 4778 MEAN TO ME. High-Int. Foxtrot by Jack & lone Kern please call or write DANCER... MOONGLOW. Foxtrot & swing by Phil & Lois Atherton POPULAR MIXERS WIN 4605 ALL AMERICAN PROMENADE/WALTZ OF THE BELLS Route 2, Box 126 WIN 4615 TETON MT. STOMP/VARSOUVIANA Boonsboro, Md. 21713 WIN 4624 PATTY CAKE POLKA/RAMBLIN REUBIN WIN 4684 JIFFY MIXER/HAWAIIAN CHARM 301-733-0960

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42 FACING T.41 THE PC • • KEN & DONNA GIBSON Ken and Donna began round dancing in Germany in 1964 and teaching in 1965. In 1965/66 they were the round dance directors for the European Callers and Teachers Association and teachers for the Roundabouts Club. 1966 saw the Gibsons move to their home province of Nova Scotia where they became involved in running R/D clinics for the square dance callers and they started ever, they continued to teach social the Roundabouts Club in Greenwood, dance classes and learned more about and the Rhythm Rounds in Kentville. the ballroom side of dancing. Since They served for four years as R/D train- 1976, the Gibsons have settled down in ing coordinators for the N.S.C.&T.A., Winnipeg where they are club instruc- conducted weeklong camporees and tors, on staff for three Canadian conven- weekend improvement clinics. tions and the International conventions. Still in the military, Ken and Donna They have conducted RID improvement moved to British Columbia, to Ontario, clinics throughout the prairie provinces to Saskatchewan and then to their pre- and northern Ontario. sent home in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Their Ken and Donna Gibson have two dancing suffered as they were not in one children and two grandchildren who all place long enough to start clubs, how- reside in the province of Manitoba. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 119 Allen St. MEG SIMKINS__ Hampden, Mass. 01036

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46 these, but don't worry about remem- bering them because we won't use them again unless we workshop them again." An interesting note is that teacup chain, while never on the Mainstream Calling Tips list, has been around so long, and is so popular that it is used anyway. Most of the calls I listed as popular came from our Mainstream Quarterly Se- lections. I should have included load the boat as one that is often used on my list. by Harold Raiisch It too is an old call that never would go Each time a caller picks up the away. microphone, it is decision time. Each Interesting too is the fact that most time dancers wish to dance, it is deci- QS that were not popular enough to be sion time. The decision must be made— picked up by Mainstream or Plus pro- what to call or what to dance. Callers get grams ended up in the Advanced or some guidance from publications and Challenge programs. They weren't good from Callerlab; dancers decide by know- enough for the majority programs, but ing the types of calls for which each they were good enough for Advanced caller is noted. and Challenge. Callerlab has helped coordinate calls We can thank the Mainstream QS and standardize the way calls are done. Committee for bringing the following However, when callers rely too much on calls to our MS program; recycle, walk what others say and do, they sometimes and dodge, ferris wheel, pass the ocean, lose their own good judgment. Dixie style to a wave and touch 1/4 . These The programs instituted by Callerlab are good calls that are part of our dan- have encouraged many callers to en- cing today. Also in the Plus program large their list of calls more than they from our MSQS list are the following; normally would. This could be good in track two, ping pong circulate, coor- giving dancers more variety. but it could dinate, chase right, extend, crossfire, also be bad if in the process more dan- trade the wave, follow your neighbor and cers become discouraged. Since the late linear cycle. (If I missed any, my 70's, we have gone through a real push apologies, but this is from my own for more and more calls, and more dif- memory.) ficulty in memory work for the callers As I said earlier, there are popular and dancers. However, we see a change calls in several programs, and I detect a on the scene. slowing down of the "push." It seems the dancers are slowing down in their push for newer and more complex programs. More and more dancers are settling down for the fun and relaxation of mainstream dancing. By oft mainstream dancing I mean, not the printed list of Mainstream, but rather the mainstream of popular calls. On this list I would include a few calls from the Plus program: teacup chain, SIIREFOOT ping pong circulate, track two, diamond circulate (standard and common only) Dance Powder and flip the diamond. From the printed Mainstream list, I suggest that the fol- Slow Donn An Slippery Floors lowing calls are not widely used: pass to the center, peel off, fan the top, and in 53.75 11 02 BREW) some areas, tag the line and box the gnat. $1,25 Postage 6911 W 'A' St At the same time, there is a tendency 0.23 Tax in Belletille,IL for callers to fall back into the habit of using experimentals for one-night work- Illinois) 62223 shops. In other words, "tonight we use

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 47 by Bob Howell easy

The first dance this month is one I "researched" from "Toots" Tousignant of Brocton, Mass. He uses it as a "breather" during the evening or as a "warmer upper." I've had great success with it. I affectionately call it... TOOTS' WARMER UPPER FORMATION: A long line of men facing a long line of women. Or two lines of persons facing one another. MUSIC: Jive Talking. RSO-S0-510 by the BeeGees ROUTINE: After the intro: 1-2 Right heel forward, step on right foot. 3-4 Lett heel forward, step on left foot. 5-12 Strut forward eight steps beginning on right toot, passing partner by the right shoulder. 13-16 Vine right three steps. turning back to face partner on count sixteen. (Step right on the right foot, step behind the right with the left foot. step right again with the right foot, and then turning 180° turn right face to face other line stepping on the left foot.) The music is most enjoyable. It can be found the "Golden Oldies" section of most record shops.

Marie Tueth of St. Louis shared this one with me after the Mini-LEGACY meeting in Belleville, Illinois last fall. It is a fun circle mixer from her one-night-stand materials. YAKETY SAX (Variation) FORMATION: Double circle, inside hands joined. MUSIC: Yakety Sax, Red Boot 901B ROUTINE: Walk LOD 6 steps (6 cts): turn twd partner in place to face RLOD, again join hands (cts 7-8). Walk RLOD 6 st (cts 6): R Hand star (cts. 7-8). (IN R-hand star M faces LOD, W faces RLOD). Walk around in 6 st (6 cts): on cts 7-8, M leaves partner, walks up to new partner, turns L to face LOD, join hands. Repeat dance. 8 WALK 2,3,4,5,6. TURN AROUND, 8 WALK 2,3.4,5,6. STAR RIGHT, 8 AROUND, 2.3,4,5,6, STAR LEFT 8 AROUND, 2.3.4,5,6, WITH NEW PARTNER 8 BOOMPS, BOOMPS, BOOMPS, BOOMPS NOTE: Dance starts with 4 slow BOOMPS with partner. With first new partner, just walk. With second new partner, they BOOMP and walk. (The BOOMPS are done with ever second new partner.)

Hugh Macey of Twelgrenn Records continues to produce fine easy level material. Here is another of his One- Night-Stand Series, called by the late Dick Jones. RAGTIME BANJO BALL MUSIC. TOP 25370 INTRO AND BREAK: Head two couples forward, come back to the ring Go forward do-sa-do the one you face, then back on up Same two ladies chain straight across, turn the girl Side two couples forward up the middle and come on back Go forward, do-sa-do the opposite lady back to back Same ladies chain straight across the ring, turn this girl Bow to the corner, left hand, allemande left that corner girl Swing your partner and promenade the ring Promenade that lady, take her home to the Ragtime Banjo Ball.

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ent FIGURE: hat All join hands, circle left, go all the way around hat Move it. move it, move it, move it around nto Face your partner, do-sa-do, right shoulder round you go any Men star left in the middle of the ring. go once around and home you go by Do-sa-do your partner, all join hands, circle to the left, go halfway around [-he Bow to the partner, right hand to her, straight ahead grand right and left and When you meet your partner, promenade the set hat Promenade this lady, take her home to the Ragtime Banjo Ball. i ng SEQUENCE: Intro, Intro, Figure, Break, Break, Figure will Ad- Coy Cowan of Tampa, Florida, shared a little gem with me and I have been using it with great success for the t a past few months. He wrote the contra as an adaptation of one that he had seen but wanted to simplify for his We senior's group. He calls it his... of EASY WALTZ CONTRA om FORMATION: Contra lines, Alternate Duple. 1,3.5, etc., active and crossed over. and MUSIC: Double Weave Waltz. Lloyd Shaw 3318, or any slow flowing waltz music. hey ROUTINE: After intro: un- 1-4 Joining both hands, step swing out, step swing in. slide out, slide out. ent 5-8 Step swing in. step swing out, slide in, slide in. the 9-16 Repeat 1-8. )at- 17-18 With both hands still joined, balance together and away (apart). of 19-20 Pass thru (to a new partner in 6 steps) m- 21-22 Both hands joined with new partner balance together and away. )ng 23-24 Star thru (6 steps) ew- 25-28 Ladies chain ilps 29-32 Ladies chain back cks Double progression. Cross at the head and toot everytime. ieir .aME. II-ogftemmoviimir

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57 Heads curlique, cast off 3/4, fan the top Pass thru, curlique, cast off 3 Fan the top, crosstrail thru Left allemande... Heads right and left thru, Dixie style To a wave, boys cross run, pass thru Star thru, two ladies chain, chain back Dixie style to a wave, fan the top Single hinge, circulate, girls run Swing thru, boys run, bend the line Reverse flutter wheel, right and left thru Rollaway, pass thru, tag the line right... Heads swing thru, spin the top Longtime caller and choreographer Linear cycle, sides divide, star thru Buford Evans has jumped once more in- Double pass thru, peel off, touch V. to the breech and come up with some ex• Circulate, girls face right, square thru cellent material utilizing fan the top. Boys facing out run, swing thru Heads crosstrail thru, go round one Centers run, ferris wheel To a line, star thru, pass thru, trade by Girls pass the ocean, fan the top Circle four half way and veer left Step thru, left allemande... Bend the line, pass the ocean Heads turn thru, go round one Ladies trade, ladies run, wheel and deal Into the middle, left turn thru, do-sa-do Spin the top, girls cross run To a wave, split circulate, fan the top Fan the top, left allemande... Girls swing thru, hinge V. and circulate Heads pass the ocean, ladies trade Boys run, centers in, cast off 3/4 Recycle, pass thru, make a wave Star thru, double pass thru Fan the top, hinge 1/4 , scoot back First couple left, second couple right Boys run, all star thru Pass the ocean, fan the top, recycle Right and left thru, Dixie style to a wave Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Left allemande... Heads square thru four, touch 1/4 Zero: step to a wave, fan the top Scoot back, fan the top, hinge 1/4 Swing thru, centers run, bend the line... Girls run, double pass thru First couple right, second couple left Square thru equivalent: Heads pass the ocean, ladies trade Left allemande... Ladies run, half tag right, pass thru... Heads square thru, curlique, cast off 3/4 Heads square thru, swing thru, boys run Fan the top, pass thru, partner trade Right and left thru, Dixie style to a Fan the top, center boys trade Girls trade too, couples hinge, circulate Left allemande... Wheel and deal, swing thru, boys run Heads lead right and pass the ocean Tag the line, ladies go left Fan the top, step thru, left allemande... Gents go right, left allemande... Heads pass the ocean, fan the top Heads pass the ocean, swing thru Hinge 1/4 , walk & dodge, pass the ocean Boys run, half tag left, *left allemande.. Fan the top, hinge V., walk and dodge *Swing thru, centers run, fan the top Left allemande... Girls run left, fan the top, left swing thru Heads curlique, cast off 3/4 , fan the top Left swing thru, left allemande... Recycle, pass thru, swing thru, boys run 58 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 Fan the top, end boys trade along line Coordinate, half tag, single hinge Other six trade, couple hinge Same sexes trade, right and left grand... Couple circulate, fan the top, end boys Heads lead right and circle to a line Trade along the line, other six trade Reverse flutter wheel, rollaway Couples hinge, couples circulate Pass thru, wheel and deal Wheel and deal, left allemande... Double pass thru, track two Heads right and left thru, Dixie style Right and left grand... To a wave, fan the top, hinge 1/4 #1 and #2 rollaway, #2 and #4 lead right Girls run, right and left thru And do-sa-do, touch 1/4 , centers trade Dixie style to a wave, fan the top Centers run, tag the line, track two Left allemande... Centers trade, centers run, ferris wheel IThiihle pass thru, track two, single hinge Ends circulate two places, recycle Star thru, wheel and deal, swing thru Boys trade, right and left grand... REVIEW Heads square thru four, swing thru [ Boys run, tag the line, track two Girls trade, all pass thru, wheel & deal Dixie grand, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, tag the line, track two Swing thru, girls trade, square thru four Trade by, swing thru, girls trade Right and left grand... Heads pass thru go round one to a line TRACK TWO Pass thru, tag the line, track two DEFINITION: From completed double Ladies trade, recycle, left allemande... pass thru, dancers work in tandem, that is, the trailing dancers follow the lead Heads square thru four, centers in dancers. Those in the right track move Ends fold, track two, swing thru single file to the left, counter-clockwise, Boys run, pass thru, wheel and deal staying to the inside of the dancers in Square thru but on the third hand the left track, who move single file Dixie grand, left allemande... clockwise to the right on the outside. Heads lead right and circle to a line The movement continues as in a double Touch 1/4 , coordinate, tag the line pass thru, until the dancers have Track two, single hinge, boys run reached parallel right-hand waves. Ferris wheel, zoom and pass thru SAMPLE CHOREO: Left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, wheel and deal Double pass thru, track two, recycle Pass thru, left allemande... Heads square thru four, slide thru Pass thru, wheel and deal Double pass thru, track two, recycle Left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Touch 1/4 , circulate, centers trade Girls run, track two, swing thru EXPLODE IT Recycle, pass thru, trade by DEFINITION: From 1/4 tag and 3/4 tag, or Left allemande... wave and mini-wave, wave dancers ex- Heads pass thru go round one to a line plode the wave, outsides face and pull Touch 1/4 , boys run, track two, swing thru by (as in explode the line), then fold to Boys run, wheel & deal, left allemande... end the movement in an eight-chain-thru Heads lead right and circle to a line formation. Ends box the gnat, all star thru SAMPLE CHOREO: Track two, swing thru, spin the top Heads pass the ocean, explode it Grand swing thru, boys run, half tag Pass thru, trade by, left allemande...

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 59 Heads spin the top, explode it Square thru four, trade by, square thru 3/4 Touch 1/4 , centers trade, boys run Left allemande... Pass the ocean, extend the tag, Heads pass the ocean, ladies trade Explode it, swing thru Ping pong circulate (optional) 'Boys run, left allemande... Explode it, touch l, girls trade Or 'single hinge, scoot back Left allemande... Right and left grand... Heads pass the ocean, explode it Heads lead right and circle to a line Pass thru, swing thru, explode it Pass thru, wheel and deal Pass to the center, swine thru Centers swing thru, explode it Explode it, pass thru, swing thru Pass thru, centers star thru Explode it, swing thru, boys run Others cloverleaf, zoom, swing thru Left allemande... Recycle, pass thru, left allemande... Heads lead right and circle to a line Centers pass the ocean, ends touch V. Outside six circulate, explode it Slide thru, couples circulate Quarterly Wheel and deal, left allemande... Heads pass thru go round one to a line Selection Centers pass the ocean, ends touch V. Explode it, left allemande... Head ladies lead Dixie style to a wave Explode it, pass thru, trade by Swing thru, right and left grand but There isn't much obvious variety built in- On the third hand, promenade... to the current Callerlab QS selection, Heads pass the ocean grand parade. Some degree of variety Ping pong circulate, explode it can be had by fractionalizing. Left allemande... SAMPLE CHOREO: Heads square thru four, ocean wave Heads (sides) in, grand parade 1/4 Extend, explode it, pass to the center Heads (sides) star thru, pass thru Swing thru, explode it, right and left thru Swing thru, boys run, couples circulate Swing thru, right and left grand... Ladies trade, wheel and deal Heads lead right and circle to a line Left allemande... Dixie style to a wave, extend, explode it Sides (heads) in, grand parade 1/2 Swing thru, boys run, Dixie style to wave Heads (sides) square thru four, touch 1/2 Extend, explode it, swing thru Scoot back, split circulate, girls trade *Boys run, left allemande... Star thru, dive thru, square thru 3/4 Or 'single hinge, scoot back Left allemande... Right and left grand... Heads (sides) in, grand parade 3/. Heads lead right and circle to a line (Twice for the first couples in and once Rollaway, centers Dixie style to a wave for the others) Ends touch center six circulate 'Heads flutter wheel, sides star thru Explode it, touch 1/4 , same sexes trade Touch V., single hinge, same sexes trade Right and left grand but on third hand Right and left grand... Promenade... 'Same couples who started the grand Four ladies chain three-quarters parade. Side ladies chain across, sides pass thru Heads in, grand parade 1/2 U-turn back, heads pass the ocean Sides face, grand spin 1/2, you're home... Swing thru, explode it Right and left grand... Four ladies chain 3/4, sides flutter wheel Pass thru, head ladies lead Dixie style to a wave, boys trade Left swing thru, explode it Right and left grand... By adding V. more to a courtesy turn, Heads spin the top, ping pong circulate some interesting choreo can be ob- Explode it, swing thru, boys run tained. 60 American Squaredance. April 1985 40th Anniversary Year SAMPLE CHOREO: Left swing thru, chain down the line but Heads square thru four, right & left thru Turn the girl 1/4 more, couples trade But turn the girl 1/4 more (two-faced lines) Partner trade, couples circulate 11/2 Chain down the line, pass thru, trade by Bend the line, you're home... Right and lett thru and 1/4 more Heads lead right and circle to a line Chain down the line, left allemande... Dixie style to a wave, girls circulate Heads lead right and circle to a line Left swing thru, girls circulate Right and left thru and 1/4 more Chain down the line but turn the girl Chain down the line, spin the top A quarter more, couples circulate Right and left grand... Chain down the line (zero line) Heads square thru four, Left allemande... Swing thru, boys run, chain down the iiiie Heads square thru four, slide thru But turn the girls 1/4 more Dixie style to a wave, boys circulate Couples circulate, bend the line Left swing thru, all eight circulate Spin the top, boys run, chain Chain down the line but turn the girls Down the line, star thru, pass thru A quarter more, chain down the line Partner trade, left allemande... (1P2P) Left allemande... Heads square thru four, right & left thru Heads lead right, right and left thru And '/4 more, chain down the line Flutter wheel, swing thru, boys run But turn the girl 1/4 more, girls trade Chain down the line but turn the girl Wheel and deal, pass thru, wheel & deal A quarter more, partner trade Centers pass thru, left allemande... Promenade... Head square thru four, right & left thru Veer left, chain down the line but Turn the girl 1/4 more, couples circulate Bend the line, slide thru, left allemande.. Heads lead right and circle to a line Dixie style to a wave, boys trade

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American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 61 Zero box: swing thru, boys trade Boys run, couples circulate, boys run P.S.: MS/QS Boys trade, boys run, wheel and deal by Walt Cole Left allemande... Zero line: pass thru, wheel and deal Zoom, centers swing thru, boys run TIMING'S THE THING! Wheel & deal, sweep 1/4 , left allemande.. Intro: — — — — ;Head couples sq. thru Zero line; pass thru, wheel and deal Four hands — — Double pass thru. lead couple Cal. twirl Swing thru — — — — Boys run Right and left thru, veer left, ferris wheel — — Bend the line ;— — R & L thru Zoom, pass thru, do-sa-do to a wave — — — — :Dixie style to ocean wave Gills run, wheei and deal, box the gnat — — Boys trade — Boys cross run Pull by, left allemande... — — Corner swing • — Promenade MS FOR THE NEW GRADUATE: — — — — — — — Zero box; do-sa-do to a wave, all eight Circulate, girls trade, recycle, veer left FOR THE MODULAR CALLER: Ferris wheel, zoom, centers square thru Static square: heads right and left thru Three-quarters, left allemande... Same ladies chain, heads lead right...zb Static square: heads pass thru Static square: head ladies chain U-turn back, box the gnat, square thru Sides promenade 3/4 , heads pass thru..zb Touch 1/4 , scoot back, split circulate Static square: head ladies chain Scoot back, boys run, reverse the Heads star thru, pass thru, circle Flutter wheel, star thru, pass to center To a line...zero line Square thru 34, left allemande... Static square: four ladies chain 3/4 Zero line: right and left thru, Dixie style Heads star thru, pass thru, star thru To an ocean wave, boys cross run Pass thru, bend the line...zero line Spin chain thru, girls circulate double Zero box: swing thru, men trade Boys run, couples circulate, bend the line Box the gnat, change hands Star thru, square thru 3/4 , trade by Left allemande... Left allemande... Zero box: pass thru, centers ALAMO STYLES: Right and left thru, star thru, pass thru Static square: allemande left to Separate around one, left allemande... Alamo style, balance, heads only turn 1/2 Zero line: right and left thru, spin the top By the right, balance, all swing thru Ladies trade, turn thru, left allemande... Girls trade, boys trade, boys run right Zero line: star thru, dive thru, pass thru Those facing out (heads) partner trade Right and left thru, eight chain three Left allemande... Left allemande... Static square: allemande left to THE BASIC PROGRAM: Alamo style, balance, heads box circulate Zero line: pass thru, wheel and deal Sides box circulate, boys run right Boys only zoom, square thru 3/4 , star thru Circle eight, ladies in, men sashay Pass thru, wheel & deal, girls only zoom Ladies in, men sashay, left allemande... Square thru 3/4 , do-sa-do to a wave Static square: allemande left to Girls trade, swing thru, turn thru Alamo style, balance, swing thru Left allemande... Heads only turn 1/2 by the right, balance Zero box: right and left thru, veer left Boys trade, boys run right, those Couples circulate, boys zoom, girls trade Facing in forward & back, square thru Ferris wheel, zoom, pass thru Centers in, cast off 3/4 , lines forward Left allemande... And back, centers square thru Static square: heads square thru Ends star thru, do-sa-do to a wave Split the sides, separate around one Recycle, left allemande... To a line, forward and back, ladies in Men sashay, star thru, dive thru CROSS THOSE TRAILS: Square thru 3/4, left allemande... Static square: heads crosstrail thru Zero box: swing thru, girls trade Behind the sides star thru, all double Boys trade, boys run, ferris wheel, zoom Pass thru, lead couple partner trade Centers pass thru, left allemande... Square thru 3/4, trade by, left allemande.. 62 4001 Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 "GET HOOKED ON TROUT" RALPH TROUT Square Dance Caller 128 W. McNeal Street Millville, N.J. 08332 (609) 825-6547 TRAVELLING - FULL TIME CALLER RECORDING ARTIST ON RED BOOT RECORDS -NEW RELEASES 'CURRENT RELEASES RB 298 - DOWN ON THE CORNER RB 284 - HEADED FOR A HEARTACHE RB 299 - FOOL BY YOUR SIDE RB 283 - AIN'T NO CALIFORNIA G & W 600 - BUT FOR LOVE NOW PRODUCING FLUTTERWHEEL RECORDS — FOR NEW CALLERS - CONTACT US FOR INFORMATION —

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American Squaredence, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 65 NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE * [e DIRECTORY 1985 EDITION People Over 10,000 square, round, contra and clog- I N THE NEWS ging club listings. Information on major festivals, publications, products and services. A ( must for every dancer. Available MARCH 1, 1985 $7.00 per copy (plus $2. postace) PO Box 54055, Jackson MS 39208 601.825-6831 NEW: $25.00 Add $2 50 for c_0:/- • Pi ettt-r ac postage & handling

Eileen Smith reports that the Tan- Holds up to 6 petticoats tramar Twirlers of Sackville, New Use for traveling or storage. .4i. - _wee Brunswick, had the honour of dancing Lightweight nylon. Sturdy. Secure. Water & Dirt Repellent. for Queen Elizabeth II last fall. There Send for Free Brochure New York Stale res. add 8'/i% tax were four squares, two in red and white .30-day Unconditional Money Back Guarantee. Dean, ,n- club dress and two in provincial dress. (wines Welcome. The choreographer was Joseph Wallin A STITCH IN TIME SEWING MACHINE CO. 100 W 25th St_ New York NY 10001 212-243-8059 from Dartmouth and the caller was John Essex, the club's former caller, now liv- Cloquers & Square pi.lb ing in Dartmouth. Music was supplied by Dance Shoes V -.),.. "Royal Hicks and Friends" who are also 8th & Wht 522.00 , members of the square dance club. Colors 527 50 ' --,- ,,,,..h.) 00 Half a dozen newspapers we know about covered a UPI story (including our own area Sandusky Register) about SOPHIA T's Larry Strippy of Kettering, Ohio who Square Dance & Western Wear Fashions "puts a new twist into square dancing," Eastern N.C.'s Largest Square Dance Shop a concept of square dancing for people Route 9, Box 273A • Hwy. 70 East in wheelchairs. His booklet is available Goldsboro, North Carolina 27530 for a small price and he is quite a hit, MEMBER OF NASRDS Te1.919-778-0476 Catalog available-51.50 (refunded on first order( calling these dances in nursing homes, Checks, Master Card, Visa, American Express mental health centers and senior We Ship Anywhere in the World. centers. Larry will be 80 himself next , month, and says "I may get old myself, sometime." THE CHOREO CONNECTION Allegedly but not absolutely the Monthly Note Service mailman makes his rounds despite snow and cold, and according to Charles Riley ED FRAIDENBURG of Allemande Hall in Chattanooga TN 1916 Poseyville Rd. (ASD Oct. '80) so do callers, sometimes. Midland, Mich. 48640 Caller Paul Marcum made it for a Sunday Special, January 20th, the coldest day $18.00 Annually on record for Chattanooga of •10 Write for Sample Copy degrees with an inch or more of snow, Special Bonus- A one-year subscription to American causing very hazardous driving in the Sguaredance with each full year subscription to Chorea Connec- state of Tennessee. Also 8 squares tion. Valid for new subscribers to Choreo Connection only. Ask braved the cold and snow. Usually 35 for details squares turn out for Sunday Specials 66 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 with national callers attracting them . , from Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Caroline, plus those CALLERS wonderful people passing through the R.D. CUERS scenic city of the South to warmer S.D. LEADERS places in Florida. Send for Free Copy of our CALLERS NOTE SERVICE and info on our LIABILITY INSURANCE PROGRAM "It pays to take notes." 'I.1 rail 'PS ASSOC. OF SO. CALIF. n 3320 Live Oak. Huntington Park CA 90255 3i ;:,) • ;-- WALT COLE PERSPICACIOUS* Calling =. SOUARE-CONTRA I The new home of Rockin' Rhythms/- Caller-Leadership Seminars/Clinics Quality Western Wear/Listening Post Certified Instructor Trainer Records on 1894 Drew St. in Clearwater, CALLER TRAINING TAPES Florida is shown here, sent to us by Timing/Music-5 Tapes with critiques proud owner/manager Perry Barnes. Full Course-20 Tapes with critiques From the Reporter newspaper of The Most Complete Course Available Lansdale, Pennsylvania, thanks to caller Covering ALL Subject Matter in Calling Martin McLain,comes the news that "a 944 Chatelain Rd., Ogden UT 84403 new style invades old square dance" 801.392-9078 and the proof is in a full-page photo- *Acutely Perceptive story. People mentioned in the article are: MAIL ORDER RECORD SERVICE Ed and Jane Kunse of North Wales, Pa., dancers; Martin of Hatfield, Pa., caller SAME DAY SERVICE MOST ORDERS for Red Hot Squares of Lansdale, Pa.; ASHTON-CALIFONE-SOUND LOFT Glen Matthew of Hulmeville, Pa., caller AMPLIFIERS-RECORD CASES-SPEAKERS for Dixie Derbys of Hatboro, Pa.; Nick Filone of Norristown, Pa., caller; and ROCICTIV `RHO Rick Caughey of Southampton, Pa., Quality Western Wear C- listening Post Records publicity chairman for Mid-east Penn 1894 DREW ST. 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68 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance. April 1985 Shirley Parrott, partner of Bud Parrott P.M. Caller for this fun event at the St. of Albany, Oregon, died on February 13 Citizens Hall in Rialto will be Dale after a lengthy illness. The Parrotts were Dockery. Contact Rick and Terrie Bisher, founders of Roundalab, having been P.O. Box 1436, Rialto CA 92376. LEGACY trustees, and they served on The Pomona Valley B'n'B's will the board of Roundalab. They were well celebrate their 14th anniversary on Fri- known round dance instructors and day, May 24, starting with rounds at 7:30 choreographers. Memorial contributions P.M. Yodeling Jim Johnston will call with may be sent to the Diabetes Foundation. rounds by Carl and Kitty Belsky. The dance will be at Palomares Park, CALIFORNIA COMMUNIQUE Pomona. For more information about The annual Sand Flea dance (with this Plus pronram dance, contact Bruce special badges available if .yOu dance in McArthur, 8880 19th St. #125, Alta Loma the sand) of the Sand Shufflers of 29 CA 91730. Palms will be held April 27. Caller is Cleo Shore Johnnie Scott and the dance is to be Pomona, California held at Oasis School, 29 Palms. Contact Peggy Burke, 7381 Utah Trail, 29 Palms, WINTER FESTIVAL DEMO Cal. The Medina Squares of Medina, Ohio, The Tea Cup Chains S/D Club of danced a demonstration at the Kiwanis Orange present their annual Silver Slip- Winter Festival in February. Three per Dance on May 18, with ROM at 7:30 squares strutted their stuff to the calling P.M. This Plus program dance will be of Bill Benhoff. The club had a sheet called by Dave Rensberger, with rounds cake with every call imaginable written by Della Downs. The dance will be at in the frosting which was cut and pass- Peralta J.H. School, Orange. Contact ed out to people showing an interest in Lloyd & Ginny Chapman, 2627 E. La the dance. The cake was made by Cindy Palma #35, Anaheim, Cal. Salisbury, a student this year. The Swinging Rebels Club of Rialto Donna Rensel will gradute their class on May 18 at 8 Cleveland, Ohio

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74 COLD COLD HEART— Rawhide 712 Choreography by Leo & Reatha Lange Slightly different, easy-intermediate two-step to a familiar tune. Cued by Leo. befi•S'Ide BODACIOUS BLUES— Grenn 17068 Choreography by Dave & Jeanne Trowel Good music and a good easy two-step cued by Lou ROUND REVIEWS Lucius. by Frank & Phyl Lehner! HEY— RCA 13935

( Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins CAROUSEL WALTZ—ESP003 Good music with a slightly different intermediate Churuography by Jim & Dottie McCord foxti oi. Love Makes the World Go Round music and a com- PRETTY PAPER— RCA 10461 fortable, easy waltz cued by Jim. Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION— Windsor 4766 Good Willie Nelson vocal and a nice, flowing, easy- Choreography by Pete & Carol Metzger intermediate waltz. Good music and a good easy two-step. BILOXI LADY— Atlantic 7-99700 MAPLE LEAF RAG— Windsor 4766 Choreography by George & Johnnie Eddins Choreography by Jack & lone Kern Good music and a good interesting, intermediate Previously popular easy two-step with good music. rumba-style two-step FANTASTIC— Private Stock 003 I JUST CALLED TO SAY I LOVE YOU— Motown Choreography by Joan & Ralph Collippi 1745; Choreography by Dave & Shari Kohlmeier Good music with a different, high-intermediate fox- Good music by Stevie Wonder: a comfortable, easy- trot and swing routine. intermediate two-step and cha cha that fits the music well. S'WONDER— Private Stock 003 Choreography by Joan & Ralph Collippi BOYS NIGHT OUT— Belco 321 Good music with a busy, challenging routine. Choreography by Augie & Cedie Helmke Good music for an easy 16-measure two-step that FOR YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL— EPTE 3 could be used as a mixer. Choreography by Jack & lone Kern Pretty music and a good basic intermediate-plus THE ANGELS 0/S— Belco 321 foxtrot with hover cross and double reverse. Choreography by Bill & Nona Lizut Good peppy music and good mixed rhythm introduc- SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY— MCA 60005 tion to quickstep. Cued by Charlie Proctor. Choreography by Phil & Norma Roberts Good music (flip of Undecided) and a good solid in- RIVERBOAT— Belco 318 termediate, interestingly different two-step. And old Choreography by Fran & Jim Kropt routine modified to fit new music. The old record Good peppy music and a flowing easy two-step cued was Monument ZST-8588. by Charlie Proctor. CRAZY— MCA 60063 FADED LOVE— Belco 318 Choreography by Johnny Dollar Choreography by Mickey & Lee Grimm Good Patsy Cline music and a good, easy- Good Belco music and an interesting easy- intermediate syncopated two-step routine. intermediate two-step cued by Charlie Proctor. Continued on Page 77 41111141MININIENM * VE NON'S ROUNDANCERS REVIEW * THE GREAT WORLD OF ROUNDANCING Dancers & Leaders...Are you interested in an informative publication that concerns Round Dancing.. and also gives you NEWS, VIEWS. and UNCENSORED REVIEWS on a monthly basis? VERNON'S RECORD REVIEW, 393 Moody Street, Waltham MA 02154 (617)894-9487 or 894-1744 GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ALL OCCASIONS PLEASE CHECK APPROPRIATE BO% SUBSCRIPTION RATES 111 issues/yr July/Aug combined)—U. S Funds only— DANCER LEADER S17/yr $30/2 yrs.—BULK RATE—Ayailahle to USA. APO's only ROUNDALAB 525/yr 545/2 yrs —1st Class in USA. APO and CANADA only URN S40/yr — Air Mail— Foreign Countries only

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American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 75 ROCKIN' MY LIFE AWAY— Cross Country 501 Caller: Glenn Matthew This is another jumpy number with a touch (just a touch) of big band sound. The instrumental opens with a rinkytink piano sound followed by a har- monica, then everything starts jumping. The middle break and closer are grand squares with just a good SQUARE REVIEWS musical interlude. The rest of Glenn's figure is by John Swindle taken from the MS program. THE FEELIN'S RIGHT— Dynamic 3 April showers bring May flowers, and this month Caller: Bill Everhart brought us 20 flip singing calls and two patter If you should listen to this release, don't let it fool records, an or which will find their way into many you. it sounds as if it would put dancers to sleep, record boxes. This is the month for Callerlab and we but it dances nicely. A key change at the middle are looking forward to seeing many of you there. break added to the overall effect. Bill uses basics Please send in your feelings on vocal harmony on from the Plus program. the instrumental side of singing calls. We would like MY SHIP'S COMING IN— Dynamic 4 to get a good cross-section of opinion on this and Caller: Ron Everhart give you the results soon. We have some response Now this release did have our dancers dragging but not enough. Until next month, Happy Squares! their feet a bit, so we sped the record up about three ROCK 'N ROLL SHOES— Big Mac 064 RPM's and it danced well. The music is nice and Caller: Jeanne Briscoe easy to listen to. Ron also chose his basics from the This song is from the country/western charts. The Plus program. beat is there and instrumentally this has a nice LOVESICK BLUES— Fine Tune 110 sound. The lead instruments are piano, lead guitar Caller: Jay Henderson and steel. Jeanne uses the Plus program for her This is a nice rendition of a fine old C/W classic selection of figures. from quite a few years back. It is a good clean in- I FOUND A NEW BABY— Blue Star 2263 strumental with a good dance beat. Going from the Caller: Johnnie Wykoff Key: F second figure to the break and the fourth figure to This release was one of our review dancers' the closer could pose a slight problem, but just give favorites. The instrumental is a jumpy New Orleans it a try. jazz sound. Instrumentals used are piano, trom- CROCODILE ROCK— Fine Tune 113 bone, banjo, trumpet and snares. This instrumental Caller: Phil Farmer had our review dancers just bouncing all around. Anyone for a little rock 'n roll? This number will It's a super sound! Johnnie does a nice job on the bring back a few memories. It was enjoyed by our flip using basics from the Mainstream program. review dancers very much. The beat is danceable TALK BACK TREMBLING LIPS— Blue Star 2264 and the music sounds a lot like the music from the Caller: Nate Bliss Key: F era in which this song was first popular. The MS Twin trumpets, banjo and organ are a few of the in- program was Phil's choice for his figure. struments heard on this not too new C/W tune. The THERE MUST BE SOMETHING ABOUT ME THAT beat is there and easy to follow. Nate called on the SHE LOVES, Fine Tune 114, Caller: Rick Hampton MS program for his basics used on the flip side. Instrumentally, this release is very well done. At 45 SUMMER SOUNDS— Blue Star 2265 RPM, the beat is a bit fast. The leads are good and Caller: Johnnie Wykoff Key: G, A Flat clean and the overall effect is good. Rick used MS This is a remake of the Summer Sounds many of basics in his figure. you will remember from about 12 years ago. The HOUSTON— Fine Tune 115 original release became quite popular and with sum- Caller: Vic Kaaria mer just around the corner, this release is more This tune was a big hit for the round dancers. and than likely headed for the same fame. The late Bob now it's time we gave it a chance as a square Dawson did the original and this release is dance. The beat and rhythm are there and the in- dedicated to and in his memory. strumental is well done. There was a little loss in the WABASH CANNONBALL— Began 1355 transition from pop to square dance, but I believe a good singing call caller can put this record over. Vic Caller; John Alden Key: G From years gone by comes an old C/W number that picked the Plus program for his figure selections. everyone should remember. This release has a nice HERE I GO DOWN THAT LONG ROAD AGAIN— Hi- country sound with a little rinkytink piano thrown Hat 5073, Caller: Tom Perry in. It has a good danceable beat and John's figure is The Hi-Hatters have put together a nice sounding from the MS program. instrumental with a good square dance beat and 76 40th Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 rhythm. The Hawaiian guitar added a nice effect. SHINDIG IN THE BARN— Wagon Wheel 921 Tom selected basics from the Plus program for his Caller: Bob Ruff figure. As in the past, Wagon Wheel has that old familiar WASHED MY HANDS IN MUDDY WATER— Hi-Hat good sound. Again, Bob offers us a good training 5075; Caller: Tom Perry record. His figures on this release are Callerlab Again, the Hawaiian guitar played a big part. The basics 1-22. beat is easy to follow and the rhythm is great. There PATTER RECORDS are some neat sounds in this instrumental, and two O.R.T.— Hi-Hat 649, Caller: Bronc Wise key changes. Tom again went to the Plus program Flip side called by Bronc using calls from the A-1 for his basics. program for two couples, Instruments: Steel. fid- PINS AND NEEDLES— Petticoat Patter 118 dles, bass. drums, rhythm guitar. railer: Toots Richardson Kay. F LONGHORN RAMBLE— MW 402; Nelson Watkins The Houston Ramblers gave us a nice S/W sound Flip called by Nelson using calls from the Plus pro- on this not-too-long-ago popular C/W tune. There gram. Instruments: banjo. steel, drums, bass. was a little Nashville brass sound in this release and also some good keyboard work. Toots chose her FLIP SIDE/ROUNDS, Continued basics from the MS program. SWEET LIPS— Belco 319 SHE'S MY ROCK— Quadrille 836 Choreography by Richard & JoAnne Lawson Caller: Gary Mahnken Usual Belco music and a flowing easy-intermediate The release has a super sounding instrumental. The waltz using mostly basics. cued by Richard. beat and rhythm are easy to follow. This tune is still played quite often on the C/W radio stations and WALKING IN THE SUNSHINE— Belco 319 was a big hit with our review dancers. Choreography by Krott & deZordo Good music and a comfortable easy two-step cued I'D DANCE EVERY DANCE WITH YOU— Quadrille by Charlie Proctor. 837; Caller: Lee Main Again Quadrille has a release that as a C/W tune is SWEET DREAM— Belco 320 heard quite a bit on the radio. This is a peppy little Choreography by Richard & JoAnne Lawson number and instrumentally well done. The review Quiet. pretty music and an interesting easy two-step dancers just kicked up their heels and danced away cued by Richard. to this release. HONOLULU HANNA-HOU— Belco 320 THE BLUE SIDE— Rocket 109 Choreography by Ed & Mary Susans Caller: Robert Shuler Good island music and an easy two-step using Again we have a tune that you might get the impres- mostly basics. Cued by the late C.O. Guest. sion is draggy if you just listen to it. but this one AROUND THE WORLD— MGR 002 moves right along. There is some super fiddle work Choreography by Penny & Syd Taylor in this release, along with some fine keyboarding. Good music and a flowing easy-intermediate waltz SUGAR, SUGAR— Unicorn 401 with a tamara sequence. When using the flip of Tip Caller: Bill Bumgarner of My Fingers, slow the tempo. Some of you will remember this tune from the early HONEYCOMB— Merry-Go-Round 002 sixties. The Bugs Band did a nice job duplicating Choreography by Dorothy Sanders the sound that was heard in the original release. Good music and a comfortable cue-through two- The beat is fun to dance to, and again our review step. dancers really enjoyed this release Continued on Page 97 LEE KOPMAN * Newly revised Al & A2, & C-1 Instructional Set * Now Available on Reel or Cassette INSTRUCTIONAL TAPES FOR Advanced, C-1, C-2 and C-3 levels of dancing. * Minus a couple to make up a square? Try our (5) Two Couple Tapes geared to Approved Callerlab level lists Mainstream — Advanced Level — C-1 Level — C-2 Level — C-3 Level * Also Available — Glossary of SID Calls * Workshop Tapes For Details, Write to LEE KOPMAN Advanced to C-3 Level 2965 Campbell Av.. Wantagh NY 11793

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PLUS PROGRAM CALLERLAB APPROVED Single circle to a wave ASD PULSE POLL All eight spin the top OS SELECTION Spin chain the gears EXPERIMENTALS Anything and roll MAINSTREAM Teacup chain CA UT!ON No! recom Anytning and spread Chain down the line % tag the line mended for dancers Chase right Grand parade Track two prior to Plus level Coordinate Trade the wave activity. PLUS OS Crossfire Triple scoot ASD— Not a Callerlab level Spin chain and Diamond circulate Triple trade exchange the gears Dixie grand Turn and left thru Load the top Explode family Ping to a diamond a. waves ADVANCED OS b and anything Mini-busy Extend the tag Linear action Flip the diamond Change lanes Follow your neighbor Zing Grand swing thru Harmonize Linear cycle Spin the net Checkover Load the boat y2. Coordinate the gears Peel the top 3. In/out roll to a wave Ping pong circulate Relay the deucey MAINSTREAM Remake the thar See list of Callerlab (priority order) programs, p. 91. September '84

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Toronto & District Notes presents the club or clubs you call for are made Sweet Lips as the ROM, and an excellent up of ten different levels of danr•.arg? TO article on "F.;tyling" uy Orphie Casson, cater to the desire of every couple would including these thoughts, "Callers be very difficult. Some want positioning should set a good example when they and problem solving choreo. Others dance and insist all "angels" and want only standard positioning, others a demonstrators use proper styling...Good little of each and so it goes...How we posture—body aligned directly over the handle these individual desires within feet at all times; Graceful hand and arm the framework of a club can be very dif- movement—curved lines, raise and ficult for the caller and club leaders...I lower hands with wrist lead; All dancers try to cope with this by calling a soft or in the square aware of moving as a unit; moderate position dance during the ear- awareness of formations so the squares ly tips, then increase the degree of pro- are square, lines are straight, waves are blem solving or DBD choreo later in the comfortable with dancers slightly back evening...Not sure this solves the proof the center of the line; hands are a blem but with our dances running 21/2 guide in square dancing and comfor- hours it gives the experienced dancer a table handholds are a must...Adjust- little more "meat" to work with during ment; Square dancing is not square the last few tips... standing. Inactive dancers should move News 'n Notes from Connecticut has slightly to keep in time with the music some pertinent comments from Art Spr- and be ready to adjust to be in position inger, who says: "The 'pyramid' of the to dance with active dancers, i.e. split square dance activity is in the inverted two (spread apart and move together position. Meaning, we are not feeding when active dancers have moved enough new dancers into the activity to through)...Readiness: Dancers should be replace the dancers who drop out, hurry encouraged to tune into what the active to climb the ladder to the higher pro- dancers are doing so they can be ready grams long before they are ready or are to allemande left or right and left thru, deceased...Possible solutions: 1. [Moti- etc. Making the dance flow from active vate dancers] to bring prospective to inactive adds to the style." dancers into the activity. 2. All callers Jack Lasry asks in his Notes for teach a class. 3. Don't push dancers Callers: "Do you ever get the feeling that toward the upper programs before they Random Sound, Inc.

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American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 91 THE COLLEGES

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COPECREST, DILLARD, GA. HARTLAND, MICHIGAN MARSHALL, INDIANA March 17-22, 1985 Al Brundage & Earl Johnston TURKEY RUN Stan Burdick & Gene Trimmer W/Dick Bayer—July 21-24 Holiday of Hartland CALLERS SCHOOL Jerry & Becky Cope July 21-26, 1985 November 3-8, 1985 HARRISONBURG, ViRGINIA Individual attention to Stan Burdick & Cal Golden July 28-Aug.1 Al & Earl caller by Experienced Staff Jerry & Becky Cope w/Sheldon Layman&Torn Miller Dick Han — George Amos New & Experienced Callers U of MA.,AMHERST, MASS. Caller Partner Sessions Also Callerlab Curriculum Aug.12-16 Al & Earl Write Dick Han, 513 So. Bluff Nobody treats callers better Clint McLean & Ken Ritucci Monticello IN 47960 than Copecrest! Earl Johnston, PO Box 2223 PO Box 129, Dillard GA 30537 Vernon CT 06066

MIDWEST CALLER COLLEGE OZARK CALLERS ACADEMY HARTLAND. MICHIGAN Promenade Hall ARK-N-TAW BARN Holiday Of Hartland Hall Auburn, Indiana KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI August 5,6.7, 1985 for new/newer callers May 25, 26, 27, 1985 Dick Bayer June 18-22 Don Malcom, Walt Cole Strictly Adv. Choreography/ (just before Nat'l Convention) & Stan Burdick Sight Calling Stan Burdick, Don Taylor In-depth step-lock instruction Send for Brochure & Carl Brandt encompassing all aspects Holiday of Hartland Don Taylor, PO Box 824 of calling 2835 Old US 23. Hartland MI Auburn IN 46706 Don Malcom. in 2 48029 Sheldon MO 64784 On 1-69

TIMING/MUSIC ESTES PARK, COLORADO HAROLD BAUSCH'S CALLER SCHOOLS Dance Ranch Callers College CALLERS COLLEGE Strictly on timing and June 23-27: at Camp Calvin Crest proper use of music For callers with 2 years near Fremont, Nebraska Coordinating timing-phrasing- or less experience; August 23, 24, 25 music-choreography July 28-Aug. 1 Harold & Lill Bausch 2 locations-5 solid days For callers with more than Everett, WA—July 15-19, 1985 Complete Curriculum 2 years' experience Ogden, UT, July 29-Aug. 1 Meals & Lodging Included Frank Lane—Vaughn Parrish Harold Bausch Heritage Hall Write Frank Lane's Dance 2120 Jaynes WALT COLE, 944 Chatelain Rd. Ranch, PO Box 1382 Ogden UT 84403 Fremont NE 68025 Estes Park CO 80517 1 TURKEY RUN THE BILL PETERS R/D LEADER SCHOOL CALLERS' SCHOOL CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS Turkey Run State Park July 7-11, 1985 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Marshall, Indiana August 18 thru 23, 1985 Gene Trimmer — Dick Han July 21-26, 1985 Featuring Individual Attention Bill Peters, Bill Davis Staff: Clancy & Betty Mueller Emphasis: Choreography for callers with at least 3 yrs. Basic principles of successful Calling Experience Sight Calling, Formation leadership, clarification of steps Caller Partner Sessions Also Management and figures, terminology, pro- Write : Dick Han, 513 So. Bluff Write Bill Peters, 5046 gramming, cueing, teaching. Monticello IN 47960 Amondo Dr., San Jose CA Write Betty & Clancy Mueller 95129 112 Hollybrook Dr. New Whiteland IN 46184

92 road" for a long, long time in your early VVVVUIIIA -• ~ career. Innovate, not Imitate—Develop 19th ANNUAL CUP OF GOLD PROMENADE your own individual style. Copycats are June 14, 15, 16, 1985, Sonora, CA better off howling in the alley than calling out alley-mande commands. Don't CUP OF GOLD CHAIRMAN: Upstage the Guy Who's Downstage from You— That says it all. The helping hand LOUIS & FLORA BORGES you extend to a fellow caller may grasp 2280 E El Camino ()rive the hand that in turn will pull you out of Turlock. CA 95380 a hole sometime. The guy you ignore on 1209)631.3530 your way up will surely ignore you on your way down. Choreo Connection by Ed Fraidenburg especially features spin the net by Don Beck which is done as follows: From pa- MS MS + A-1 rallel waves (or eight chain thru formation): All spin the top to form a momentary tidal wave. The four dancers in the Burlin Davis very center wave now do a spin the top Gene Welsh to end as the wave across the center of Harvey Smith Roger Morris the square. At the same time, the two Bob Henderson Jon Jones dancers at each end cast off 3/a, then the dancer facing out runs around the other Daryl Clendenin dancer, leaving them as a couple, facing in. Ends in a quarter tag formation. Choreo equivalent: Heads square thru, Rounds: Lambert Knox swing thru, spin the net = heads pass & Leila Pennell the ocean. Continued on Page 94

MORE COLLEGES ROUND A RAMA INSTITUTE FOR R/D TEACHERS ED FOOTE CALLER'S SCHOOL August 18 through August 22 Pittsburgh, Pa. Clifty Falls State Park. ATTEND July 14-18. 1985 Madison, Indiana Emphasis on Choreography. A Registration limited Sight Calling, Stage Presence, CALLER OR CUER to assure individual attention! Programming, Voice, Workshop- COLLEGE ping, Dance Program. Staff: Iry & Betty Easterday Limited to 9 Callers THIS YEAR! Bill & Carol Goss Minimum 1 Year Experience Contact: Bill Goss. 747 Lawler Write Ed Foote, 140 McCandless Wilmette, IL 60091 Dr., Wexford PA 15090 4 TWO CALLER COLLEGES For Newer Callers SO. St. Alban's, Vt. THE REDWOOD COUNTRY WEYMOUTH, MASS. Kramer's Hayloft Mike's TNT Hall CALLERS SCHOOL August 26-30, 1985 July 18-21 SMITH RIVER, CA. (Eureka) Stan Burdick, Mike Trombly June 30-July 5, 1985 John Kaltenthaler, Jim Mayo Bill Peters & Bill Peters Covington, Ky. Promenade Palace Full Callerlab Curriculum Full Curriculum— August 26-30 New or Experienced Callers 12555 Highway 101N. Stan & Guest Staff Smith River CA 95567 Write Jim Mayo, 79 Wash Pond Rd., Hampstead NH 03841 Full Details: ASD, PO Box 488 Huron OH 44839

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LINELIGHT, Continued Helen is a square dance pioneer and Helen made "Square Stopper" awards is responsible for many hours, days, for breaking down a square, forgetting weeks and years of happiness for to wear pettipants, having your car thousands of dancers. She is surely break down on the way. "In the summer, deserving of any honors given her. most people burn a yellow light bulb on their porch to repel insects. Over the en- UNDERLINING, Continued trance to her cottage in Fontana, Helen Mainstream Flow from Gene Trimmer burned a red light which she claimed contains a real dandy idea for announce- was to 'repel Fontana-type varmints'." ment time at dances: "It never ceases to On the tributes went, until the podium amaze me that many clubs make an- was turned over to "Queen Helen." Ap- nouncements while the dancers are try- parently at a loss for words, she raised ing to visit during the break period...The her hand above her head and said, "Sur- best time to make announcements is prise, no speech, but thanks to all of after you have dancers squared up ready you." to begin a tip. It is even better if you get Helen Pate and her late husband, them all facing the caller with a set-up Paul, were pioneers in square dancing in such as the following: the entire southern U.S. They started Side ladies chain, #1 couple split #3 taking lessons in 1936. Paul became a Separate around three, make lines of 3 caller, helped teach other callers. Forward and back, #3 split the ring Together they formed, with other callers, Down the center, separate, around two the Swap Shop at Fontana Village. When Lines of four forward and back that festival grew too large, they split Centers only pass thru, separate the callers and teachers and formed Around one, lines forward and back Fontana Fun Fest. Later came the Rebel Star thru, look at your shoes Roundup and the Fall Jamboree. I'll bow to you, too... Continued on Page 96 Square Dancers: say it with candy! Now you can mold milk chocolate in the shape of Square Dancers! Kit includes: 2 plastic candy molds, one of each style. - 2 plastic squeeze bottles for ease in transferring melted chocolate into mold. • easy-to-follow directions for molding chocolate either on stove top or by microwave. You supply the melting chocolate! B Available while supply lasts.

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LEMMINGS, Continued Please reread some of our recent ASD to move to more involved choreography. articles (Editorials, January, February Maybe the dance is gone from square and March; Feb., p. 13 & 41, Mar., p. 33) dance. and get a bee in your bonnet, a burr in Do you suppose we can turn things your saddle, and fire in your engines to around before it is too late? The answer do something about this possible may be in strengthening our Mainstream suicidal grand march to oblivion. program; shortening it to a reasonable Callerlab meets this month. LEGACY 30-week learning program. We daresay meets next month. Panels at the Na- the two-year Mainstream program ad- tional Convention will discuss common vocated by Callerlab is not working. In problems in Birmingham the following many areas there is a far inadequate or month. We challenge each organization no Mainstream program. In others it's and each concerned individual to take a laughable— Mainstream should be pro- hard look at our very real runaway pro- nounced Maelstrom for all the emphasis blem. Can we turn back the lemmings in put on it. time? LOU MAC & MAR-LET LOU-MAC RECORDS LM153 WASTED THE REST—Mac Letson LM152 YOU, YOU, YOU—Mac Letson LM150 FADED LOVE—Tom Miller 11110 LM149 WHICH SIDE OF LOVE—Mac Letson MAO LFTSON LM148 SOUTHERN BOUND—Bill Claywell LEE SWAIN RECENT RELEASES LM147 THEN I'LL BE HAPPY—Mac Letson LM148 COUNTRY AS CAN BE—Larry Lelson LM145 PRETTY LITTLE WOMAN—Larry Letson LM144 WALKING DREAM—Tom Miller LM143 ONLY ONE YOU—Mac Letson LM142 SQUARE DANCE IS ON—Mac 8 Tony Oxendine LM141 SHORT ROAD—Bob Flsk LM140 BABY'S WAITING-13111 Claywell LM139 I THINK I COULD LOVE YOU—Mac Letson I LM138 WHO'S CHEATIN' WHO—Larry Letson BILL CLAYWELL LM137 9 to 5—Tom Miller BOB FISK

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MEANDERINGS, Continued these pages and jet back in 30 days, Harlingen, Texas— Perhaps the leaving my vapor trail behind me. (Gosh, Valley's newest RV park/dance dominion Stan, we're all choked up about that.— is Lakewood in Harlington. Jerry Rash is Co-ed.) the resident caller, Ed and Arline Carter are the cuers. Choice crowd, beautiful Make announcements here and then get- facilities. Watch for a full story later on out with the following: this hall and park. Old friends Charlie First couple go left, next couple go left and Dot Lillagore treated me to lunch Next couple go left, all promenade... before the afternoon dance. They well Figuring from Barry Wonson gives a deserve the recent honor of having the high rating to these singing calls: That's hall named for them, because they first The Thing About Love, Chaparral; San brought square dancing to the Valley, Francisco Bay Blues, Chinook; long before the Valley was cool. Now Waterloo, Dance Ranch; New Moon Over there are rows and rows of RV parks My Shoulder, ESP; I'm So In Love with along 83, like Lakewood and Tropic Star Loving You, 4-Bar-B; Don't Sweetheart and Mission Bell and Peppermint Palace Me, Hi-Hat; Hooked on Christmas, and on and on. Space doesn't permit Rocket. Thanks from naming all the top callers, but there's ASD: It should be noted Jerry and Jerry and Gary and Jerry. that most of the note services recog- (Oops— no space left for the rest of the nized our 40th Year celebration in some Story.) I finished calling at 4. No time to way this time. We appreciate that. Some advertised our special CELEB-40 new tarry, so hurried and harried, I sallied subscriber offer. Thanks especially to forth the same afternoon on a three note services who currently offer a Southwest jet— up, up and away— combined ASDI note service subscrip- through Houston and Atlanta and home tion rate: Lead Right, Choreo Connec- the same night. Now I'll fly away from tion and Minnesota Notes....Editors.

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ENCORE, Continued WIN A NEW worked for him over the span of many years of teaching a square dance class. HILTON 1. A friendly relaxed environment is a FREE must. The fun element is very important. 2. Today's Fastest Grow- 3. Good rapport is essential. ing Caller's Ald 4. Individual rates of learning vary. 5. Subscribe to an easy progression of movements. 6. Have a plan. Until you have gained experience write down what you want to teach in that lesson and what you want to review. Don Malcom Walt Cole Stan Burdick 7. Be professional. BE A DOUBLE 8. Teach people to become square dan- BARRELED WINNER cers. This entails going beyond the lear- Sound by Callers Notes ning of movements. Hilton from Lead Right "Steal A Peek" features Chuck Leamon of Pompano Beach, Florida, who has All new Subs. via this Special Offer Only $12.50 been calling since 1969. He and his wife U.S. Funds. That's $4.00 off Reg. Price. Don't Carole operate a badge business called be left out...This fantastic offer will expire with Grand Square Enterprises. subscription #500. Callerlab QS: transfer the column and Plus Supplement, Add 57.50 half tag, trade and roll. Foreign Postage Extra Send sell aoOressed. #10 New Idea: Right on 2,3,4 by Lee Kopman. envelope 139c postage) lot Maverick Enterprise Finish Line: "My interest is in the tree sample future—because I'm going to spend the RR #2 Box 20, Sheldon Mo 64784 rest of my life there...Charles Kettering.

American Squaredance, April 1985 40th Anniversary Year 97 DICK WAIBEL DOUG SAUNDERS SHANNON DUCK JIM BROWN HOT NEW ROUNDS!!! HOT NEW RELEASES!!! RWH-712 COLD. COLO HEART by the Langes RWH-122 PINS AND NEEDLES by Jim 0 RWH-711 HONEY TWO-STEP by the Langes RWH 121 DON'T THINK TWICE by Jerry SiZZLiN SELLERS" RECENT HOT HITSI , RWH-114 MEMORY ON MY MIND by Jim El RWH-120 IT'S JUST THE SUN by Jim D RWH-113 GAME OF LOVE by Dick ski soucK RWH-119 ROCKIN' WITH YOU by Jerry RWH•112 WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP. Jim JIM DAVIS RWI4-118 COLD, COLO HEART by Shannon RW11-111 SECOND FLING by Shannon RWH-117 HEARTACHES by Dale RW11-110 BEAUTIFUL BABY by Dale RWH-116 HONEY LOVE by Jim B RWH 107 503W MC TGE WAY IV VU Huhn FtWil-115 SO GE SAN ANIONt in veep j by Dick LEO &TIIIITHA 614 RAWHIDE RECORDSe675 E Alluvial, Fresno CA 937101e(2091439-3478 LANK JERRY HAMILTON VACATIONS, Continued 13-15 Schroon River S/R Wknd . NY Write C Wrzenski. Rd I 19 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Houston TX Contact Box 122. Cropseyville NY 12052 713.522-8387 13.15 Square Dance Festival, PapOOSe Pond Resort & Camp- 25-26 IDA's Fontana Autumn Leaves FeStival NC Write IDA. ground. N Waterford ME Write Rocky Cameron. Box 118. N 4346 Angie Dr Tucker GA 30084 Waterford ME 04267 25.26 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Pigeon Forge TN. Contact 14 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Gardiner ME Contact 615-638-7784 207.234-4981. 25-26 Advance Weekend. Village Square. Downingtown PA 15 Square Dancing, Allemande Hall. Chattanooga TN Contact Write Cliff or Gussie Irons. 1200 Horseshoe Pike. Downingtown PA Bill Brandfast. 109 Amhurst Ave Chattanooga TN 37411 19335 18-21 Myrtle Beach Ball. Convention Ctr . SC Write Barbara 25-27 Fall Dance Weekend. John C Campbell Folk School Harrelson, 12 Pebble Lakes Townhouses. Greenville SC 29609 Brasstown NC 19-21 Delaware Valley SIR Festival, PA Write C Harks RD 1, Pine Rd.. Wilkes-Barre PA 18702 20-21 9Ih Annual Autumn Leaves Festiva,. Peabody Base Lodge Franconia NH. Write Earl & Louise Trombley, 86 Cottage SI , Lit tleton NH 03561 20-22 S&R/D Weekend, Royal Interlaken. Lake Geneva WI 1ST ANNUAL 21-28 17th Annual Seplemberfesl S/D Festival. KY Dam Village State Park, Gilbertsville. Write Ralph & Dolly Lorenz. Route 6. Box MEMORIAL DAY 234 AB. Murray KY 42071. 27-29 S&R/D Weekend. Interlaken. Lake Geneva WI 27-29 S/D Festival. Papoose Pond Resort S Campground. N HAPPENING Waterford ME. Write Rocky Cameron. Box 118, N Waterford ME MAY 24 & 25, 1985 04267. 27-29 Ozark Encore Weekend. Hillbilly Bowl. Kimberling City MOBILE, ALABAMA MO Write Bill Johnson. 1808 Wynwood. Carthage MO 64836 OCTOBER LODGE & DANCE AT THE 4-5 Red Boot Boys Dance/Concert. Myrtle Beach SC Contact ADMIRAL SEMMES 615-638-7784 4-6 Round N Round. Harley HOW Enheid CT Write B Brun- ...---FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE dage. Box 125. Jensen Beach FL 33457 SATURDAY R&S WORKSHOP 4.6 Dance Weekend, Polawatomi Inn. Angola IN 1 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE 4-6 A-2 Weekend. Quality Inn. Chicopee MA Write Red Bale' 19 Hadley St . S Hadley MA 01075 $25.00 A COUPLE 6 Square Dancing. Allemande Hall, Chattanooga TN. Write Bill WAYNE BALDWIN Brandfast. 109 Amhurst Ave . Chattanooga TN 37411 McKinney, Texas 11-12 Autumn Fun-Fest Weekend, Carthage Memorial Hall. MO JIM & DOTTIE McCORD Write Bill or Rita Johnson. 1808 Wynwood. Carthage MO 64836 Mobile, Alabama 11-12 30th Chattanooga Chao Choo, Allemande Hail, TN Write JOHN SWINDLE Bill Brandlast. 109 Amhurst Ave Chattanooga TN 37411 Smyrna, Georgia 12 PASARD 1985 Fall Festival. Keystone Oaks H S Pittsburgn For Room Reservation For Dance Tickets PA. Write Howard & Sally Bernhard 1519 Greenmont Ave.. Pitt- Contact The Admiral Semmes Contact sburgh PA 15216 150 Government St Gail Swindle 18-20 Fall Frolic Weekend. Harley Hotel. Enfield CT . Write Earl ii Suite 2003 P 0 Boa 2516 Johnston. Box 2223. Vernon CT 06066 Mobile AL 36602 Smyrna GA 30081 12051432-8000 0041436-3664 18-20 Round Dance Festival. NM Write A Tauche. 2019 Otowi, Santa Fe NM 87501 98 401h Anniversary Year American Squaredance, April 1985 25-27 New Zealand 'International" S&R/D Convention, Aranui H.S.. Christchurch New Zealand. Write Blanche Shepherd. Box SINGLE?

15045, Christchurch. 6 New Zealand. ENTHUSIASTIC? NOVEMBER 1.2 Hoedown. Ramada Inn, Sioux Falls SD. Write Kevin & Guyla Interested in starting a Cohn, 2408 Judy Ave . Sioux Falls SD 57103 SINGLES' Square Dance Club? 1-3 Wilkes Barre S&R/D Festival. PA. Write C Hanks. Rd I, Pine LET US HELP! Rd., Wilkes-Barre PA 18702 Become affiliated with the 1-3 Dance Weekeno. Potawalorm Inn. Pokagon Slate Park Angola IN largest Singles Square Dance 8-10 The Great Escape. Holiday Inn. Falmouth MA. Contact Red Club in the world' Bates. 19 Hadley St S Hadley MA 01075 WRITE FOR INFORMATION NOW, 15.17 Autumn Weekend, Moat House Hotel. Bournemouth BACHELORS n or.n,unt INTERNATIONAL. INC. England. Write Renee Hayes. 5 Cuckoo Hill Way. Bransgore. Co Ralph Osborne, International President Christchurch Dorset England PO Box 1214 South Gale CA 90280 15,17 Kaikousa Festival Weekend. Write Blanche Shepherd. Box 15045, Christchurch 6. New Zealand 2223 23rd Mid South Se.Rit) Festival. Cook Convention CIr WE DESIGN CLUB BADGES Memphis AR. Write Ray & Mary Weaver. 734 Belmont. W Mem 1 line "Slim Jim" $1.25 phis AR 7230t. Name only. Regular Size $1.25 25 Cathedral Squares Graduation— Part I Dance. Zavier College Name and Town OR Design 51.50 Write Blanche Shepherd. Box 15045. Christchurch 6 New Zealand Name and Town and Design $1.75 Name. Town, Design, Club Name 29-Dec 1 Funstitute Weekend. Hotel Thayer. West Point NY $2.00 State Shape Write Bea Brundage. P 0 125. Jensen Beach FL 33457. $2.50 d Up • $5. Minimum Order 29•Dec 6 New Orleans and Mississippi Queen Tour. Write Jim 6. Badge Colors: Black, white. blue, green, brown, Gerrie Purcell. 340 Highland Ave . Randolph MA 02368 red, yellow and walnut. 30-Dec 1 Mini C-1 Weekend. Allen's Homestead. Shrewsbury Please send check with or- MA Contact Red Bates. 19 Hadley St.. S Hadley MA 01075. der. Include 15c per badge DECEMBER for postage & handling. I 6-8 Gel-a-Way Plus Weekend. Ramada Inn, Mystic CT . Contact Thank you • ELLIE Red Bates. 19 Hadley SI. S Hadley MA 01075 MICRO PLASTICS MANDERS 12-14 GatIrnburg Christmas Ball. Civic Ctr. TN Write Barbara PO Box 847 Harrelson. 12 Pebble Lake Townhouses, Greenville SC 29609 Rifle CO 81560 UPTOWN. U.S A Tel 303-625-1718 1314 River Rance C-I Weekend. Write Art Springer, 3401 Tallaferro. Tampa FL 33603 1528 Tour to New Zealand. Write Nita Page 39256 Paseo Padre Pkwy. Fremont CA 94538 -amr 15 Square Dancing, Aliemande Hall. Chattanooga TN. Write Bill 0G, G Brandfast, 109 Amhurst Ave., Chattanooga TN 37411 a. 25-27 New Zealand "International" S&R/D Convention, Aranui H S Hall/Gym. Christchurch New Zealand. 26-Jan 1 '86 Winter Dance Week, John C Campbell Foix School. Brasstown NC E- ger "-"Ail 31 New Year's Eve. Allemande Hall. Chattanooga TN Write 8117 Brandfast. 109 Amhurst Ave Chattanooga TN 37411 CLOGGING CONTINUOUS SUMMER PROGRAMS These resorts run programs all summer Write for brochures and NEEDS information Royal Holiday Weekends, Royal Interlaken. 1257 Franklin Lane Buffalo Grove IL 60090 1. Buy a subscription. I 2. • Copecrest, Box 129. Dillard GA 30537 Buy an advertisement.- Cherry Ridge. RD 2 Box 500. HoneSdale PA 18431 3 Send us your fliers on all events. McCloud Dance Country. PO Drawer P, McCloud CA 96057. 4. Promoters: send us your results of Linville Land Harbor. PO Box 491, Linville NC 28646 contests. (704.733-6510) 5. Write letters to us. Kirkwood Lodge, Lake Rd 54-24. Osage Beach MO 65065 6. Audit contests. Frank Lane's Dance Ranch. PO Box 1382. Estes Park. Colorado Please order your subscnoon lo 80517 Croggog Mow. One year subscndt.On Lionshead R.V.Resort 8 Dance Ranch. Montana Call only $1200 yearly Or only $15 00 for 406-646-7296. the SUbSCrlphOn and kw membership in the Nahonal Cloggers Association You Fun Valley. South Fork. Co Write Fun Valley Reservations. Box can begin your subScnor,on at any t.rne during the year 208. So Fork CO 81154. Clogging Magazine Redwood Country, 12555 Hwy 101 N., Smith River CA 95567 Box 283 College Park, Md. 20740

American Squaredence, April 1985 `'flit Anniversary Your 99 Austin TX; Oct. 5, Bob Cordier AMERICAN Li) Toledo OH; Oct. 13, Jack May & Stan Belleville IL; Oct. 18, Dewey & Dottie Cox Wilmington NC; Oct. 19, Whites or Kornegays SQURRE ORNCE Scaly Mt. NC; Nov. 8, Larry & Clare Graham Hartland MI; Nov. 9, Dick & Marlene Bayer (1/2 ) SUBSCRIPTION DANCES Phoenix AZ; Nov. 13, (Tent.) Hamilton OH; Nov. 15, Jack Pladdys Phoenix AZ; April 3, Lea Samples Berlin PA; Nov. 17, Bob Huston Athens OH; April 6, Karen Rippeto Wabash IN; Nov. 29, Larry Cole Fairfield CT; April 12. Gene Kappus Arcadia FL; Jan. 22, Everett & Jennie Martin (1/2 ) Worcester MA; April 13 (Tent.) The Keys FL; Jan. 24. (Tent.) So. Weymouth MA; April 14 (Tent.) Gulfport MS; Feb. 14, Harold Smith Winnipeg, Man.; April 17. Bill Swain (1/2) Cody WY; April 18, George & Betty Moore (1/2) NOTICE: Subscription dances only are listed, not Roseburg OR; April 22, Elsie Downs (1/2 ) other dances, clinics, specials, etc. Charleston WV; April 24. Paul Myers Please write this magazine for dclaii3 about selling up a subscription dance in your area TN; May 4, Dun & Mary Walker (1/2 ) St. Louis MO; May 17. Mark Hasemeir Memphis TN; May 22, Eddie & Sally Ramsey MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST Cookeville TN; May 23. Don & Donna Palk Detroit MI; June 9, Lucky & Connie Shotwell TWENTY.THIRD ANNUAL Alexandria IN; June 13. Obee & Kathy Hobbs Akron OH; June 22. Paul & Esther Fox Square Dance Festival Birmingham AL; June 26, ASD staff (1/2 ) August 2 & 3, 1985 Salida CO; July 5, Edith & Paul Brinkerhoff Gillette WY; July 6, Pat & Dianne Swandel Fairview PA; July 14, Ken Johnson St. Albans VT; July 21, Mike & Ernie Trombly Minerva NY; Aug. 7, Mary & Bill Jenkins York PA; Aug. 15, Don & Roberta Spangler Kelleys 1st Cruise Dance, OH; Aug. 18 Jack Naylor & Stan Burdick (1/2 ) MISSISSIPPI COAST COLISEUM Dayton OH; Sept. 6, Jack Pladdys Marshall Flippo Friday Bowden GA; Sept. 7, Jimmy Moore Beryl Main & Dave Taylor Saturday Minneapolis MN; Sept. 13, Warren & June Berquam Jerry & Barbara Pierce Rounds Johnstown PA; Sept. 15, Al & Helen Gray Harold Smith. 4502 Kendall Are., Gulf. art MS 39501 Berea (Cleveland) OH; Sept 16. Dave S. & Stan

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