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AMERICAN SQUARE DRNCE AUGUST 1985 Amos] WO Ships Cary 111ao • HOLLY HILLS ROSES SQUARE UP WITH THESE ALWAYS POPULAR A Bouquet set for AUTHENTIC GEMSTONES Square and Round Dancers 0 Buckle Bola Collar Tips BOLA BUCKLE SCARF SLOE COLLAR TIP MOTHER OF PEARL 900 1000 500 El 130 BLACK ONYX 11 00 12 00 700 BOO BLUE ONYX 11 00 12 00 800 10 00 .•-, TIGER EVE 18 00 18 00 900 12 00 $24.00 These delightful sets Come in four styles: per set SPECIAL • AS 0 BLUE ROSE RED ROSE - YELLOW ROSE 2 Piece Set Dedtai 92 00 Roses on Black Piece Set • Deduct 94 00 4 Piece Set • Deduct 58 00 AND FOR YOUR PARTNER Matching Pendants 55.00 AND OON'T FORGET YOUR PARTNER? Matching Earrings 58.00 PENDANTS 40 30 25 . 18 18 . 13 FARB, "POUNDED GOLD" or "POUNDED SILVER MOTHER OF PEARL 600 500 400 6 _Square Dancer Figure Set BLACK ONYX 9 00 700 600 BLUE ONYX B00 R00 500 s ee S24.00 set TIGER EYE 15 00 900 6 (X) Ladies Matching 'TRACK 2" WHISTLES 41:440 Pendant $10.00 S4.00 each a Goldtone Setting Asailable Check • VISA - MasterCard Buckles Fit Western 1,16 Add $1.50 for postage Snap-on Belts l's 2-G2 Holly Lane 11= and handling P.O. Box 233 O Gemstone list on request Tuckerton, N.J. 08087 • Nara Jersey residents add 6' i `_A Member - NSARDS (609) 296-1205 ,64;;4 State Sales Tax....„ ° , t •rIt zollini • ‘....-..... 0 1009,so,cesov, sTnn and CATHIE BURDICH 0 07,9. invite you to join them a s ftEsevolf-. _acisupae e. eachfr Cin not, 00- Fun-FilledonSSquar e Dancing5 6i/G,, vtil arl Ftfc, b t.11/.. "rS p ej VACATION IN BEAUTIFUL ifUl 8 -4 Vs Puerto Vallarta, Mexico • • December 6-11,1985 • DANCE FEATURES • • Your Special Program Includes: • -Square Dance Workshop • • ", DANCING NIGHTLY ", • Round Trip Airlines Scheduled Jet Service hor • Chicago to Puerto Vallarta • • Gourmet Meal Service Enroute and on Return • DELUXE Air-Conditioned Hotel with DELUXE OCEAN. Non-Dancers, Too! VIEW Rooms Non-dancers, you have no reason to miss This DREAM • 5 Nights at the Beautiful Sheraton HOLIDAY because are have arranged the same out- Hotel standing accommodations for you. Join us!! Don't miss • An Arrival Reception and Get Acquainted Party., out on the tun, Enjoy the beauty of this fantastic vacation Your Honor • Dancing Daily d Nightty FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • Special Arrangements Provided for Many Exciting WRITE OR CALL: Tours. Activities. Car Rentals. Fishing, etc STEM or CATHIE BURDICH Po a 486 • Pre-Registration at the Hotel Hu1101. ;pro 44639 • Round Trip Airport Transters, Baggage Handling We 433 2 , 88 or 433 3043 $5990° and Tips PRICE PER PERSON TORTUGA EXPRESS • Includes 15% Room Taxes DOUBLE OCCUPANCY TOUR comarme, mc. PO 6011 4311 • All Taxes and Service Charges Included Excel,. 61.441E06 C.401.11192603 Mexico Airport Departure Tax (714) 174 3121 • Round Trip Services of Escort-Directors 03001321 2346 Tarn. • Catireave magi 3222222 Toll ice* , Melon.. • Do Your Christmas Shopping in Mexico and SAVE AMERICAN Pi SQURRE ORNCE VOLUME 40, No. 8 AUGUST 1985 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE WITH THE SWINGING LINES 40th ANNIVERSARY YEAR ENEILIEVE,E.IMENCENCEEE,E.E.IMEE.E.E.E.EVEWEILEVEE. ASD FEATURES FOR ALL SQUARE DANCE SCENE 11 LEGACY Survey Results 4 Co-editorial 29 Contralab 7 Meanderings 39 AC Lines 13 Putting Training to Use 56 International News 15 D.D.'s Dance Hall Disaster 69 Dateline 17 Shoes of Love & Friendship 74 35th National S/D Convention 19 Squaring Up Beginners 21 Down in the Valley 25 Linelight ROUNDS 27 State Line 23 Where Does My Head Go? 31 Encore 59 Facing the L.O.D. 33 Dandy Idea 61 Flip Side/Rounds 37 Hemline 70 R/D Pulse Poll 41 Dance Tips 45 Linear Cycle 54 People in the News FOR CALLERS 65 Puzzle Page 28 Calling Tips 71 S/D Pulse Poll 46 Easy Level Page 83 Plumb Line 48 Creative Choreography Book Nook 85 52 PS:MS/OS Finish Line 86 60 Steal A Peek Laugh Line 88 62 Flip Side/Squares 72 Underlining e' OUR READERS SPEAK 6 Grand Zip COVER PHOTO: SEE PAGE 20 35 Rave 53 Straight Talk Publishers and Editors Editorial Assistants Stan & Cathie Burdick Mona Bird Mary Jane Connerth Mary Fabik Bob Mellen Workshop Editors Member of NASRDS Ed Fraidenburg Bob Howell National Association of S&RID Suppliers Walt Cole Feature Writers AMERICAN SQUAREDANCE Magazine Harold & Lill Bausch Bev Warner (ISSN 0091-3383) is published by Burdick Mary Jenkins Russ & Nancy Nichols Enterprises. Second class postage paid at Huron, Ohio. Copy deadline first of Record Reviewers month preceding date of issue. Sub- Frank & Phyl Lehnert John & Gail Swindle scription: $9.00 per year. Single copies; Canadian Representative $1.00 each. Mailing address: Box 488, Orphie Easson Huron OH 44839. Copyright 1985 by Bur- dick Enterprises. All rights reserved. American Souaredance. August 1985 Fortieth Anniversary Year 3 One of the most exhilarating ex- periences in square dancing comes when a partner really knows how to swing, and for a brief moment the two of you whirl around, feet barely "buzzing" the floor on each beat. This may be as close to space flight as your earthbound co-editor is ever going to get! We wish all of you could share the feeling, be- cause to us this is one of the highlights of dancing. As American as motherhood and apple pie, the good old-fashioned swing has always been an in.tegral part of our square dancing. However, it took our recent trip and dancing with three clubs in Europe to make us realize that dancers there are still enjoying the end-of-the-call swing that has almost died out in the States. When a caller/dancer from New Hamp- shire and a dancer from Rhode Island a promenade when the caller said ended a tip with a hearty, lean-back-and- Swing. This left us feeling deprived of a enjoy-the-whirl swing at a dance in good swing opportunity as well as a lit- Heidelberg, Germany, it was one of the tle confused as to the direction in which high points of the trip! In Brussels, a to promenade. An awkward maneuver, to partner said, "You really know how to say the least! swing!" and went on to discuss the vir- Bring back patriotism, salute mother- tues of leaning back rather than into a hood, bake an apple pie, clean up the swing. Statue of Liberty, and just to round out In several states where we danced the picture, give your next partner a real earlier this spring, we experienced a old-fashioned swing that says, "I like to rather half-hearted one-quarter twirl into dance with you." ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • RUTH & REUEL deTURK THE HOURS: • • 1606 Hopmeadow Street Mon. Thru Sat. • • 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • • Simsbury, Conn. 06070 SUMMER HOURS • • Routes 10 — 202 • • June-July.August • • Opp. Bowling Lanes at the Frl.& Sat. 1.5PM • • GRANBY LINE • • • Phone: 203-658-9417 • WHITE BLOUSE • • with white lace trim, • • • adjustable drawstring. • • S/M/L/XL $16.98 • • Color Matching • • Spaghetti Strings 50c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FLUTTER WHEEL: An 8-gored lace-trimmed favorite • • • with 2" elastic waistband. Cranberry/pink. • • GORGEOUS GINGHAM TO THRILL Brown/Beige, Purple/Lavender. Navy/Med. 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Here is a presentation Louise made at LEGACY VII, a very well done one, with more thoughts for the new season. If you're thinking of spending your new season in a new climate, Clark and Ginger McDowell paint an enticing picture of south Texas. The McDowells are round dance cuers who will be traveling on their first ASD cruise next year. Sadly we printed the obituary of Dorothy Shaw earlier this year. No more fitting elegy could be written than Karen Utter's story of her motivation for building Long Shadows— our "Plumb Line" feature this month. Carol White shares a heartwarming experience with our readers. So many square dancers have felt the love and caring and friendship so often expressed between those in this activity, that we wonder why petty differences are causing so many problems. 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