American Square Dance Vol. 40, No. 10 (Oct. 1985)
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PALOMINO SQUARE DANCE SERVICE 816 Forest Hill Dr. SW Rochester MN 55902 AMERICAN CO SQURREORNCE VOLUME 40, No. 10 OCTOBER, 1985 THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE WITH THE SWINGING LINES 40th ANNIVERSARY YEAR EA.C.E EE AOD FEATURES FOR ALL SQUARE DANCE SCENE 4 Co-Editorial 33 35th National Convention 5 By-Line 35 Crossfire Study Group 8 Meandering 56 AC Lines 11 Your Privilege 66 Callerlab 13 Attitudes Can Make or Break You 70 International News 15 Sliding Thru 81 Date-Line 17 We've Come A Long Way 84 Speaking of Singles 25 Hem-Line 27 Encore ROUNDS 29 Family Affair 21 Roundalab Report 30 Dandy Idea 64 Facing the L.O.D. 37 Rave 73 Flip Side/Rounds 39 Dancing Tips 82 R/D Pulse Poll 63 Plumb Line 65 Rhyme Time 68 People ron mums 72 Steal A Peek 19 Advanced Dancing Tips 77 Puzzle Page 41 Calling Tips 83 SID Pulse Poll 42 Easy Level Page 97 Book Nook 58 Creative Choreo 98 Finish Line 62 PS:MS/QS 100 Laugh Line 74 Flip Side/Squares 87 Underlining the Note Services OUR READERS SPEAK 6 Grand Zip 23 Feedback 31 Straight Talk 45 More Feedback 49 '35 in 85 ILIFEWEEEECEWEECEEEVEEEWEEECEEVEILIEVEIE 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&13113 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 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 Squaredance, October 1985 Fortieth Anniversary Year 3 When in the course of human events, controversy arises and problems loom, a feasible course might be to examine some self-evident truths. We fully realize that our self-evident truths may not be the same as yours, because our experi ences have varied, but some of the following are often seen and heard throughout the SID world of conven- tions, seminars and panel discussions. *Square dancing is FUN. *"U" are the center of that FUN. * Folks become square dancers be- cause their friends invite them to classes. * Square dancers are special people. A dancer may leave a purse any- in a dance hall and return to find it untouched. III and bereaved dancers have been overwhelmed by the caring re- sponses of their dancer friends. * Fellowship is a square dancer's Causes too numerous to mention greatest reward. have benefited from dance pro- *The touching of hands in the dance is ceeds and dancer donations. the perfect recreational answer to our All square dancers are friends you high-tech society. haven't met yet. We believe these, in essence. Do you? * Square dancing is friendship set to Surely, then, we can solve our problems music. and get on with our dancing! *A smile is a curve that straightens out a square. * Happiness is square dancing. * You can't dwell on your problems and COMING IN NOVEMBER! squrtie dance at the same time. Watch for stories and pictures of * Round dancing is the icing on the some outstanding square dance cake of square dancing. festivals held during the past season. * Square dancing is our name for an ac- Space availability in this October issue tivity that embraces squares, rounds, meant that if published, the accounts contras, traditional dances and clog- would have to be pared down. In order to ging. do full justice to the stories received, *Square dancing gives a sense of they were reserved until the November belonging. issue. PO BOX 216, _ GRENN BATH OH 44210 LATEST ROUND DANCE GRO81 EVENING STAR, Waltz by Kit & Ernie Waldorf GR17080 LOVELAND '85, Waltz by Bob & Martha McNutt GR17079 LISBON ANTIGUA, Two-step by Charles & Dorothy DeMaine GR17075 YOU'RE AN OLD SMOOTHIE, Two-step by Eva Hankins GR17074 WALTZING MY WAY, By Doc & Peg Tirrell LATEST ONE-NIGHT-STAND MIXER DANCES GR15014 MEEM'S WALTZ/MARY D. WALTZ MIXER by Bob Howell GR15016 FLIP FLOP MIXER/KIRBY'S KAPER by Todd & Howell GR15017 ALABAMA JUBILEE MIXER/SMASH MIXER by Bob Howell GR1501B C.J. MIXER/RED SOX RAMBLE by Campbell & Howell 4 Fortieth Anniversary Year American Squaredance. October 1985 Our October authors are predominantly callers. Imagine these busy folks finding BY-LINE • time to sit down and share their ex- \1\ • periences, their thoughts, their advice and their expertise with ASD readers. The ar- o ticles written by the four are very different in theme and mood. Don't miss a one! Al EbIen's name is a familiar one to readers. A retired law officer, he now lives and calls in south Texas. Walt Cole is another retiree, an entomologist turned caller, who converted a church to a S/D hall, and spent the summer of '85 painting his house. Al Scheer, also retired, keeps his hand in calling in Colorado. Ed Foote, full-time caller, always seems to have time to put pen to paper, both for his newly-acquired note service and for articles. The distaff side is represented by poet Mary Heisey and square dancer/club officer/professional writer, Betty Rosian. Our attractive Canadian cover couple, Les and Marg Edwards strike a traditional pose near Toronto. (More details on Page 92.) Speaking of traditional, what is traditional and what is modern? Inside insights may be found in Meanderings by Stan. Cartoonist Mag- gie Wade (back cover) comes from Ferrum, Virginia, where she tells about a unique ex- perience. For her college physical education exam, students had to pair off, two-by-two, with Franklin Squares members, dancing together to really learn properly. (Smart in- structor!) That's October. Happy Harvest of Reading and Dancing! 1. ASD Tours 25. Bill Davis 48. Lou Mac Records 71. Royal Holiday 2. ASTEC 26. Dixie Daisy 49 Malco Modes Inc 72. Scope Records Ashton Electronics 27. Double J S/0 Service 3. 50. Merrbach Record Service 73. Sewing Specialties 4. Arizona Festival 28. EEI Graphics 51. Mexican S/D Fiesta 74. Shirley's S/D Shoppe 5. Authentic Patterns 29. ESP Records 52. Micro Plastics 75. Meg Simkins 6. B8S S/D Shop 30 ET Travel 53. Mike 8 Barb's Shoe Shop 76. Sophia T's 7. Bachelors 8 Bachelorenes 31. Allen Finkenaur 54. Miltech Inc. 77 So Cal Callers Assn 8. Badge Holders. inc. 32 Four Bar 8 Records 55 Jack Murtha Enterprises 78 Square Specialties Bermuda S/D Convention 33 Four Square Records 9. 56 Mustang Records 79. Stitch in Time 10. Betty's Original Petticoats 34. Grand Square Western Wear 57. National S/D Directory 80 Striegel Associates 11. Blackwood Travel 35. Grenn Records 58. National S/D Campers 81 Sundance Distributors 12. Bloomers and Things 36. Hi-Hat Records 59. Ox Yoke Shop 82. Supreme Audio 13. Bonnie's Custom Boutique 37. Hilton Audio Products 60. Pair Square 83. Thunderbird Records 14. 38. Russ Hoekstra Al 8 Bea Brundage 61. Palomino S/D Service 84. TNT Records 15. Carriage Manor AV Resort 39. Holly Hills Bob Perkins 62. 85. Tortuga Express Tours 16. Chaparral Records 40 JoPat Records 63. Pink Unicorn 86 Triple R Western Wear 17. Chinook Records 41 Kalox Records 64 R 8 J Specialties 87. Trout Printing 8 Publishing 18. Choreo Connection 42 Lee Kopman 65. Ranch House Records 88 Uphoft's Royal Travel 19.