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Editor - Doc & Peg Tirrell 3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ

Advertising Editor - Jack & Ann Pope 10 Valley View Drive, Ramsey, NJ

Northern Reporter - Paul & Dorothy Pullman 111-12th Street, Cresskill, NJ

Southern. Reporter - Frank & Helen Cavanaugh 113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ

Western Reporter - Al & Dot Pushart 28 Whaleback Terrace, Ringwood, NJ

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yet the solution of which is very simple and relatively pain-less. Our official publication, GRAND SQUARE, is currently

operating in the red. We cannot long siphon funds from our cash reserve as there would then he inadequate funds remaining to carry out our out-reach programs, Special Dances and the many services to our Clubs and Dancers.

Our Editors, Peg & Doc Tirrell, have taken all possible steps to adjust for the increased cost of paper, printing and binding. Advertising fees are increased and notices and articles are reduced in size so that less pages are required. This is done skillfully and the newsworthiness and intent are maintained.

With all possible efforts being made by our Editors to trim our costs, it is now our turn to do our share. Surprisingly, we are not asking for a greater donation from individual dancers during the upcoming Booster Drive. What we ask is that every dancer in every Club in Northern New Jersey that reads and benefits from GRAND SQUARE donates to help defray these increased costs and that we wear the Booster Tag for a month with pride.

GRAND SQUARE as a newsworthy publication has earned high marks nation-wide as an effective communications link between Clubs, Dancers and our Dancers' Association. It is the life blood of our activities and it is vital that we do our share to keep it solvent. As had occurred with so many other ventures and activities, inflation has finally caught up with this important area of our activity. Let us remember all those years of efficient planning and management by Peg & Doc that have kept GRAND SQUARE in the "black". Let us show our thanks and appreciation by making our up-coming Booster Drive 100% effective.

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MEN AND TEENAGERS.

CMCLE Tena4b, N f(S) 4th Ftiday Mackay School, Je66eA4on Avenue As we bid farewell to another holiday season, we pray you and yours had

a very Merry Christmas and sincerely wish one and all a Happy, Healthy, Prosperous New Year filled to overflowing with many "rounds and squares".

Whoever said lightning never strikes the same place twice! For the second time our caller mixed up our 4th Friday date and never showed -but thanx to Happy Squares callers, Doc & Peg we had a fun filled sing a-long night. And for the ? time our caller has moved away from the area. This time Ron Bessette was suddenly transfered back to Texas - but fear not. Circle Eights will still go on its merry QS way...only with Mike Cleary on squares. Mike was already scheduled to call some of our dances, as well as our spring/fall weekends, so it seems only logical he become our new club caller.

So come on over. We start dancing at 8 with rounds cued between tips by either the Gordons or the Tirrells. Check our flyer for Cresskill or Tenafly location. Reporters-Dave/Dot Pinand 201-796-6473

CLOVERLEAFS Pahamu6, N.J. (+2 An) 14t Ftiday Rekgen Matt AuditoAitun

Our end of year dances were a success with over 20 squares. Jerry Schatzer was calling...and sad to say Jerry will be leaving our area for the smog of LA early in 1980. Seriously tho Jerry, we wish you nothing but the best and hope you'll come back East often! Peg & Doc call our inspiring rounds. Although Peg had laryngitis at the November dance, she looked as beautiful as usual and the round dancing was very enjoyable. See our ad on pis for our winter schedule. If +2 APD is your thing, then we're your club crass over the bridge and mme join us.

reporters - Dolly/Louis Lorieo 212-866-9865

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COLONIAL SQUARES -- Clank, N.J. (AVV) evelty Thutaday CaAt Kumpti g'choot, !qadted TeAtace

With the Holiday Season now but a happy memory, we thank Etta/Don Davison and all their helpers who made our party such a delicious and decorative success.

As the New Year begins, it is time for the Colonial Squares mid-term exam. You have been dancing for five months and Professor Kopman has been patiently teaching ti reteaching calls. Not put your knowledge to the test and cut your way through the following obscure clues to identify ten callg you have danced so fir this season.

I. Magician's phrase as he pulls out a rabbit 2. Fox hunter's rallying call 3. Illegal way to cross the street 4. Invigorate your person 5. Gather into one entity 6. Cause to settle lower 7. Divide and place in jeopardy 8. Wheeled vehicle on a straight course 9. Fashionable 10. Doctor's advice pertaining to aspirin

All completed and correct answer sheets entitle contestants to advance with alert minds and best feet forward into the second half of our ener-getic dancing season. Reporters - Don/Jo Braly 201-647-4110

COUNTRY PROMENADERS -- Edizon, N.J. (+2) 2 g 4 Satukday4 Mum Banton School, 1015 Amboy Road

Our season is now in full swing and going strong. Our students are enthusiastic and doing well. Dick Jones called our Thanksgiving Dance (better than 28 sets) while Nancy Nosker cued the rounds. A good time was had by all.

Our December dance was well attended by visiting Clubs. Jim Marshall workshopped some new.ds well as "forgotten" calls(including "Yellow Rock") while Roy Gotta cued the rounds. The mystery bus ride scheduled for Janu-ary was completely sold out the first week it was announced, probably be-cause we had such a good time at the last one.

By the time this report is being read, our Christmas Dance, which as usual was open to students, will be a thing of the past. Hopefully it will have been a very successful one! We now look forward to a wonderful 1980. (see our ad on page No ).

A Happy, healthy New Year to one and all.

reporters - Margaret/John Martinez 201-688-0475

Shirley Poillucci, owner of Shirley's S/D Shoppe in Hughsonville,NY(see ad p. 33) will be the subject of an article in WOMAN'S DAY Magazine(Feb).

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JANUARY 27- Campers Dinner-Dance 16- 29- Hill City-Dick Schweitzer 29- 31- Hix & Chix-J. Kaltenthaler 31-

FEBRUARY 3- Benefit Deborah Hospital 25-

14- Hix & Chix Pres. Ball 26- 22- Covered Bridge Pres. Ball 26, 22- Ocean Waves- Steve Kopman 28- 24- CCNJ-Caller's Festival 29- NNJSVA - WILL LARSEN speciat 2-

MARCH 9- 14- Y Squares-Norm Iglehart 12- 25- Somerset Hills- Don Hanhurst 16 - 28- Covered Bridge Easter lJance 'LS- 29-

NNJSDA Speciat - Ed Ftaidenbutg 30-

30- NNJRDLC-Accent on Rounds (2-5)

APRIL 2- 20- NNJSVA - DELEGATES Meeting (2-6) 6- 20- Spring Along - Amor 9- 27- NNJSVA - GRADUATES BALL (2-5) 13- 29- Hill City - Ralph Trout 20-

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t tt NNJSVA summek dance - Teaneck,NJ Hix & Chix-Sundae on Thursday 27,28- National S/D Convention CCNJ summer dance - Teaneck

JULY NNJSDA summeA dance - Teaneck,NJ NNJSVA summeA dance - Teaneck,NJ CCNJ summer dance - Clark,NJ NNJSVA same/T. dance - Teaneck,NJ NNJSVA same/E. dance - Teaneck,NJ NNJSVA summeA dance - Iset-in,NJ

AUGUST CCNJ summer dance - Clark, NJ NNJSVA summeA dance - /setin,NJ CCNJ Summer dance - Teaneck,NJ NNJSDA summek dance - N: NNJSVA summeA dance - Ise-Unt N NNJSVA summen dance - N

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Rounds by the Shearwoods 8-8:30 & between tips. Squares by Jules Pozsar & Guest Callers 8:30-11:00

Level M to +2

Feb. 2 Paul Brody 16 Presidents' Ball

Mar. I Dick Pasvolsky 15 Emerald Ball (Rose of Tralee chosen)

WE WELCOME RAIDS

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Monsey,N.Y. 10952

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Jan. 29-Special-Dick Schweitzer-5th Tues. Feb. 5 March 4 Feb. 19 March 18

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Jefferson School Summit, N.J.

COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nuttey, N.J. (+ 1 ) 2 g 4 FAAldays Fkanktin Pe4otmed Chu&ch, OiLtoide Ctucent This fall Covered Bridge & Solitaires combined their students for class

instruction under Jules Pozsar. In October we enjoyed participating in the First N.J. Ethnic Festival held at Liberty Island. Here we joined the American S/D groups demo with Manny Amor calling. We danced at the foot of the Statue of Liberty, sampled many ethnic foods and watched other folk dance demos. in November we entertained a group of appreciative ladies at the Memorial Home for Women in West Orange with our demo and home made cookies. Our Christmas Dance in December featured AI Ahearn as Santa, to keep the evening joIiy; and Margie/Wally Cox did their comedy bit as "Sonny and Cher". Visitors and the class attended.

Earlier in December Al Moffitt underwent by=pass heart surgery at St. Luke's Hospital in NYC. As of this writing his prognosis is very good. Certainly Al's attitude is superb. Just before entering the hospital he put in his application for the Tennessee Convention! We wish him the very best. Trusting you all had a Christmas dear to you hearts, we look for- ward to having you join us in 1980 at our new dance hall.

reporters - Margie/Wally Cox

CROSS TRAIL SQUARES -- Catdwat, N.J. (+1) u 2 6 4 Wedndao shoot, hoot, Clune Stkeet

Hope You all had enjoyable Holidays and your New Year will be a Healthy, Happy Square Dancing one, and that the gas situation will improve, so we can dance with our far away friends. We wish to thank Dick Lighthipe for filling in for Dick Maddocks, who became ill on our last dance night, with about an hour until dance time. Thank you, Dick, we enjoyed your calling & appreciate your helping us. BRAG TIME! Cross Trail had the most in attendance at the Mini-Festival and Staten Island second. We Just com-pleted our 4th Century Book, no repeats! They helped us to get out and dance more often. Bring your Century Books in January and dance to Bruce Busch & in FeWuary to Charles Kides, our guest callers. You are always welcome. See our ad on page 34. Our students joined us at our Christmas Dance. Hope to see you soon and often.

reporters - Wanda/Stan Blanchard

Its we approach our retirement, we recall with warmth and

dancing all the pleasure we've experienced with our

dancing friends, callers, cuers, and fellow dancers. We are thankful for the joy of learning from you and sharing with you, the companionship of past years. God Bless YoU 41.1! We happily look forward to seeing you or hearing from you at Royal Manor, 4416 Knight Road Boynton Beach Florida. 33436 Emily and John Edgar

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CATCH ALL EIGHTS - NORTH - Due to poor acoustics attendance dropped considerably this fall. But now with the move to MONDAY nights AND a new location - Greenbush Presbyterian Church 85 Western Highway, Blauvelt,NY the picture should improve during the final 3 months. Easy to reach (the Exxon map has Western Highway clearly marked - go North on Western Hwy - church is approximately 11/2 miles above Orangeburg/Western Hwy intersection. Church is on left; hall in back-PLEASE do not park in front of Post Office) If confused- call chairmen - Bertha/George Yezarsky 914-359-9528 or Bill/ Marie Morrison 914-359-1428 for directions.

CATCH ALL EIGHTS - EAST - Attendance is holding firm at 4 sets, gaining toward 41/2. They meet Monday evenings at the VFW in Iselin,NJ. Chairmen are Ann/Joe Kohutis 201-634-8086 & Ruth/Ted Zurich 201-548-6481.

both groups are happy groups, progressing nicely and gaining confidence in their square dancing ability. Any dancer who would welcome a refresher is welcode to attend. All dancers who complete this workshop owe much to the dedicated callers who contribute their time and talent to this activ-ity for a very minimal fee...and to the very dedicated chairmen.

(Our apologies for the headless picture in last issue. The instructions were to crop the bottom of the half tone, but something went wrong between the scissors and the printing sorry about that!)

These wonkshops, designed to AttuAn dnop out to club Levet dancing g a keiteshek coukse ±con at dancutz who 4et the need o6 it, wute co-Aron- 6oted/e6tabti4hed bu CCNJ 6 NNJSVA thkee creaks ago. Dick/Coohie Li.ghthipe is CCNJ Liaison wok'zing with Nan/Fkank Habeksbeitgek NNJSVA Liaison.

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SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1980

MON TVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

4:00-6:30 pm Square Dance, Round Dance & Contra Workshops

6:30-8:30 pm Picnic Supper (Bring own basket with all food & beverages or eat out nearby)

8:30-11:00pm Club Level Dance Square & Rounds

Donation: $2.00 Per Session/Both for $3.00 (Per Person)

Info: 322-9027, 249-2086, 567-6337

1 Co-Sponsored by: CCNJ, NNJSDA & NNJRDLC

ELRODS ON ROUNDS

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VANC1NG SQUARES -- Ctart6oltd, N.J. (+1 )

1 5 3 Satundaya BboomingdaZe Avenue School'

Since we last reported we have had the pleasure of the expert calling of Bill Chamberlain at two of our dances and Ron Bessette in November with the net result of fun filled dances that were unusually well attended. The rounds have been ably cued by Max/Nancy Nosker; Ron/Ree Rumble; Doc/ Peg Tirrell and Pat/Tom Cribbin. "Very Smooth" best describes the quality of our round dancing.

Be on the lookout for our flyer announcing the dates, callers & cuers for the balance of our scheduled dances soon to appear. Join us for fun dancing, delicious refreshments and snacks during the dance and sit down coffee and cake afterwards. reporters-Lee/Chet Bernstein 201-925-5378

GARVEN STATE SQUARE VANCE CAMPEPS Our last campout for the year was herb in October, with pouring rain,

but with our usual great time. Joe Landi called the squares and the Pennies, the rounds. After the Sat-urday night dance, a wine and cheese party warmed everyone's hearts and vocal chords. Two lovely young ladies from Sweden entertained us by singing and play-ing the guitar. They were staying with Dennis/Betty Ford as exchange students.

Right now we are getting ready for our annual din- ner dance with Bob Mitchell (shown purchasing his IL:"‘ GRAND SQUARE Booster tag at last year's dance from our delegates) and the Tirrells doing the honors. Incidentally, those nice pictures of campers in GRAND SQUARE are put there by Peg Tirrell. She is our "photographer" at the August campout and does a great job. (Ed.-Thank you...but we'll gladly accept anyone's clear, black/white photos for publication).

Speaking for the Officers, all of our jobs were made easy throughout the season by your willingness to pitch in and lend a helping hand.

Get a jump on the camping season - sign up for the May campout. reporters - Ron/Mildred Nitzsche 201-377-5949

Looking for a place to dance away from Home? Contact CROWD %Steve/Fran Stephens 151 Dryden Drive,San Antonio,TX 78213-specify cities and include a self addressed/stamped envelop. Purchase the "National S/D Directory" at S/D

ir shops or write Gordon/Judy Goss PO Box 54055 Jackson,Miss 39208. Single copy $4.00. An ex-cellent directory to have on hand. Or if time is short, contact the Tirrells for help - See masthead, page 2. Happy travelling.

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HEIGHTS SCHOOL SEMINOLE K;ENUE OAKLAND, NJ

JANUARY 26.

FEBRUARY 9

FEBRUARY 23

MARCH 8.

MARCH 22

LEE KOPMAN

LEE KOPMAN

STEVE KOPMAN

LEE KOPMAN

BRUCE BUSCH

ROUNDS 8:On P.M. BY DOC & PEG TIRRELL

SQUARES 8:30 - 11:00 P.M. PLUS HASH TIP

SOFT SOLED SHOES PLEASE!:

LIBERTY PARK FESTIVAL 1979 New JeA6ey State Ethnic 6 Square Dancing—The American Folk Dance CuituAat Festival by the Northern New Jersey Square Dancers Association

A letter of thanks was received from the NJ Governor's Office for our

participation at the First Festival. We have been invited back for the second Festival which we expect will be scheduled somewhere around the first week of October, 1980. A tentative plan is to color our next pre-sentation with Round Dancing and Jim Howatt has been invited to provide a demo of Clogging. We will probably be content with 4 sets for each day. A committee will be formed & announcements made well in advance of this event. What better way to advertise "the American Folk Dance"!

HANOVER SQUARES -- Whippany, N.J. (+2) 2 6 4 F4iday4 SaZem Drive Schoo'

Now that the winter months are here, most people would like to sit by -a warm fire, but there's no better way to warm up than at a good Square Dance. At Hanover Squares we have some great callers lined up, see our ad on page 40. Dick Maddocks' expert teaching became known to us all as we met with class members at their Holiday Party, ending the first half of their lessons. Class members as well as club members were treated to a black lite demo coordinated by Max/Louise Brueche (who are also known as Mr. & Mrs. Santa Claus). Once again our spirit of caring and sharing with a local family was observed this holiday season.

Our annual New Year's Eve Dance, with Bruce Busch calling, was a fun time for all. And our raid to West Milford Flutterwheels was successful with 4+ squares. Vic/Rose Scango are planning a Class Level Dance with a special treat for newcomers a S/D Fashion Show!!! The dance will be in February at Salem Drive School & flyers will be available. See you on the

dance floor. reporters - Rich/Carole Sanderson 201-361-5568

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POSTER CONTEST - 1980

Object - To stimulate interest in Square Dancing /Lutes

1. Any numbut o entAies may be submitted. 2. Att posteAs must be 11 x 17 inches, done in black

ink on white caiLdboaAd (mat( be white papvt at-attached to catdboatd).

3. Subject shoutd be a squaAe dance theme with National Square trance Week and the dates Sept. 15 to 21, 1980 .included. Space must be teict tocat club intiotmation.

4. Att entAies must be Aeceived by NN_ISPA 3/TA VP's by May 17, 1980 Gabe/Sita Vett'Angeto 50 Font Ptace, Apt 5-A,Staten I4Land, NV 10301 Judging witt be done on May 18 by the Executive Boa/Td oti the NNJSVA.

Pictured is Pat Danna with his winning poster for 1979. All entries will be on exhibit at the National S/D Convention in Memphis, TN this June. Just remember, the poster will be used to interest non square dancers to sign up for lessons this fall. Sn put nn your thinking caps, and get out the pen and paper and start creating. Good luck to all contestants.

t JAN. 22 BOB MITCHELL

29 DICK JONES

FEB. 5 WILL LARSEN 12 DICK JONES

* 19 JOHN KALTENTHALER 26 BOB MITCHELL

MAR. 4 WILL LARSEN 11 DICK JONES 18 JERRY SCHATZER 25 BOB MITCHELL

APR * 1 WILL LARSEN * 8 DICK JONES 15 JOHN KALTENTHALER 22 BOB MITCHELL 29 JOHN KALTENTHALER

ROUNDS CUED BY LES AND ED SHEARWOOD

MIDDLE SCHOOL, ROSLYN AVENUE, NEW MILFORD, N. J.

* At ELKS CLUB- 1 mile south of Madison Ave on River Road & Ray Woods Lane (behind New Milford Swim Club.

MAINSTREAM 2 INFO: 201-391-1054 CONGRATULATIONS! ! !

to our newest PATRON COUPLES Hatotd 6 Sally McGAath Ratph 6 Peggy Batt KuntAy Kuzi nz Eddie S Estette Fkarth F Heten Cavanaugh 114 CA066 Ttait Sq.

Who will be our next dancer to visit 26 Member Clubs on their regular dance night and dancE with their regular club caller7'9/79??

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HI TAW TWIRLERS -- New Mit60Ado N.J. (+2) evety Tue6day Middte choot, Ro6tyn Avenue Tuesday continues to be a happy evening in New Milford with a large

croup of members and quests turning up to dance to our excellent callers and the Shearwoods at the Rounds. Remember, all our dances will be at the viddle School, except Feb. 19 and the first two in April. (see ad p.11) These will be at the Elks Club on River Road & Ptl. Ray Woods Lane (behind the New Milford Swim Club.)

Our class is flourishing, despite the sudden loss of its teacher, Ron Eiessette, who was transferred to Texas. We are grateful to Bruce Vertun for taking over, & doing such an excellent Job of it. As sometimes hap-pens, good came out of adversity as the Western Wheelers class decided to join ours, and now we have a troika representing Hi Taws, Tenakill Twirlers & Western Wheelers.

Will Larsen will be married in February, so when he calls in March, we can all say welcome to Mrs. Larsen. All of us at Hi Taws wish this charm-ing young couple a long & happy life together.

reporters-Dorothy/Paul Pullman(pinch-hitting for Havens) 914-356-1727

HILL CITY SQUARES -- Summit, N.J. (+n)

1 6 3 Tuesdayz 1e66euon &hoot, 710 Azhwood Avenue

Hill City has nothing to report of any significance (Ed. aren't you celebrating your 30th year as a club?) unless you want to consider this trivia...At the Thanksgiving dance, last year's presidents Harold/Marion Breene won the turkey and Charles/Doris Young and Ken/Enid Jensen won the Pumpkin pies made by past president-ess Kay Schroeder....the S/D class sponsored by us as part of the Summit Adult Ed with Bob Benner of Edison as caller-teacher, worked in some extra sessions during the holidays in the home of Susan/Tony Zaccagnio in Summit....Dick Schweitzer from NY will call our fifth Tuesday Special in January.

We hope you all had a happy holiday. See our ad for the upcoming

C1:124i11iaU1)11...._____Ergers-Chrles Baldwin White

PETER RICHARDSON from England

will be available for calling dates in the NNU area between April 14 to 21, 1980

Contact Dot/Dick Meyeu 201-652-9353

The 18th Annuat Reunion od the Oveuea4 Danceu .L6 Acheduted don Juty 30-August 2...a hood beat away dtom Tutaa, OK at Sequogah State Path. Membeuhip La open to att who've betonged to an Oveuea4 ctub. Fan indo mite Lee/Ftancena BAamett RT C, Box 13A, Yettvitte,AR 72687. ALL who at-tend Witt enjoy the 3 F'4 od S/Ding-Fun, Fhiend6hip,Fettow4hip. 12

Hayloft JANUARY

908 First Avenue Asbury Park, NJ

WINTER SCHEVULE

FEBRUARY MARCH

19 - Roy Keleigh 26 - Carl Hanks

Rounds 8:00-8:30

2 - Roy Keleigh 9 - Bruce Busch 23 - Manny Amor

Squates 8:30-11:30

8 - Roy Keleigh 22 - Glenn Cooke

RePtebhment4

Security Guard on Duty

The Cavanaugh's & the Dell'Angelo's are pre, THE OFFICIAL

vosi paring an all out drive to designate Square Dancing as New Jersey's State Folk Dance...and

r. ultimately as our official American Folk Dance , Gma for the entire country. The Cavanaughs have

6 wJERSEN approached Assemblyman James W. Bornheimer of their district to prepare this resolution and present it to Trenton early in 1980. Petition: have been, atd are being, circulated to area

aid clubs asking for signatures & addresses. In order to have a coordinated effort on the part of all organizations

serving S/D in all of NJ, letters were sent to the CCNJ, NNJRDLC, The Federation of Delaware Valley S & R/Ders, and the newly formed Central NJ SDA advising them of our efforts and asking for their cooperation in at-taining this common goal.

The National Folk Dance Committee is trying to light a fire under the Congressional Committee(House Post Office & Civil Service) where HJR 69 is "under study", to secure the necessary Congressional endorsements, to move the bill out to the floor for action. The Koveds received a let-ter from Matthew Rinaldo (Rep. 12th district,NJ) informing them that Mr. Rinaldo is a co-sponsor of this measure. Have YOU written your Congress-man asking for his (or her) support of HJR 69?

Here is your opportunity to help get these two bills enacted into law. Sign the petitions; write your local & national congressman and take ever] opportunity possible to present square dancing as our American Folk Dance. At the January Delegates Meeting, a brief history of S/D in NJ was dis-tributed along with patitions.

The NNJSVA is one o many VANCER okganizations in this woAtd. In NJ otheA groups teptesenting dancers inctude the newsy 6otmed Centtat NJSDA 6 the Federation o6 Vetawate Valley SRV with 2 dirt lets coveAing6 pan t.4 o6 NJ. The channels o6 communication ate open g active between youit Assn. 6 these other otganizations. F04 instance did you know

The Fed. o6 Detawate Valley ih hotding its 19th Convention Sept. 4-6 at the Sheraton in Phitadetphia,PA? With 10 catteu, 3 RID teachets, panets, exhibith, etc., etc. it iA keatty a mini-Nationat. To insuite against ovetctowding they Limit the numbest o6 dance's acrd. ate atways sotd out. I inteteated sign up now with Rieh/Doki4 Kett 287 Dogwood Lane, Ctakksboto,NJ 08020. Theme-"ALL Aboard! Got the 19th in 80.

The Fedetation conduetz many pkogkam6 aimitak to your NNJSDA. Theik countekpakt to out LUST .i.e eatted DIET (DaneekA Involved in Excgang-ing Thoughts) 8 witt be hetd Sun. ,Sept 28. It's theme-"Back to Basi,cs".

The Dance Leaders o6 Detawake Vattey explte.s.sed theik concern oven out 6avotite tecneation by scheduting thwt &teat workshop - "The Future

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ISLE SQUARES -- Oakwood Height4, Staten 14tand, N.Y. (41) 2 5 4 Wedne4dayt Community Church, 345 Guyon Avenue Holiday time at Isle Squares. The preparations went on for weeks. The

Christmas Club Dance was "The" event of our whole dance season. How could we miss with Glenn Cooke calling & Shirley/Frank Bellotti on rounds? The friendship and good food, good fun is not easily matched anywhere. Watch for our flyer so as not to miss the good times that are coming.

Our new class under Marty Clifford's instruction is doing just fine. There was a special Christmas party for our up and coming dancers,another memorable occasion. Enid Powell, Bea Victor ,Joseph DiMolfetta were on our sick list. May they all be back in a square by now. United Squares of Staten Island will hold their Sixth annual Square Dancer's Round Up in May (see ad on page23). It has been a sellout every year. Register ear-ly 'cause this one promises to be better than ever. Best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year. May you dance right through it.

reporter - Fran Palladino 212-987-3513

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D AS YOU LIKE IT!

CALLER: BOB TARRANT

EVERY FRIDAY* 8:00 - 10:30 PM

Lively, fun evening of dancing

Rockaway Valley liethodist Parish House

Valley Rd., Boonton Township, NJ

From intersection of 1-80 and 1-287 (north of Morristown, NJ) go North on 1-287 taking INTERVALE RD exit. Follow hospital signs to Riverside Hospital. Pass hospital continue North one (1) mile to Valley Rd. Bearing left onto Valley Road continue for 0.4 miles: the Parish House is on right.

Teens, singles welcome Inf. (201) 766-5628

Donation: $4.00 per couple

KINGS SQUARES -- Bay Ridge, Mooktyn, N.V. (+1) Sunday (2/m0J TWebbytektan Church - 367-94th StAeet

An apple a day keeps the doctor away - & those who attended our Apple Festival should enjoy good health for a long time. They consumed quantitie of apple cake, apple cider, apple tarts, apple strudel, cheese & apples, & just plain apples. Helping us celebrate this event were over 2 sets from Staten Square Sets on a mystery bus ride. Our beginners class joined us for our Holiday Dance, making it a gala occasion. Our schedule for 1980 is now firm. We dance two Sundays a month. See our ad onip. 41 for dates.

The officers & members extend their sincere sympathies to Pauline Luchan on the death of her husband Charles, past treasurer and dedicated member of Kings Squares. reporter-Muriel/Bill Goldberg 212-645-0820

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Cour. ry Promenaders Dancing eand Th Saturdays , Lr21 Ciao Barton School soc izeglueidreSPes 1015 Amboy Avenue 7?aricts E d i 5 oh) New Jersey Naticy Nosker

Jim Marshall • Round whce 7'9 Fred he ld 5 Workshop - 7:30- 8:00 Yz3 Doi) Mitchell • Square Dance Y8 Jim Marshall Workshop- 8.00-8: 30 Y2.1 Dick Pasvolsky • Dahce — 8:30- Woo

Jim Marshal

Did you turn on the TV set early enough to watch the S/D float roll-ing down Colorado Blvd New Years Day? Each float participant re-ceives at least forty seconds of air time on each TV station. The Pasadena Police Department estima-ted 1.4 million persons lined the 51/2 mile parade route. Post Parade viewing in Victory Park was also a

----- big attraction with square dancing on the float for the following two days.

The theme, American Folk Music, was depicted by two white violins, one lower and one above, to provide a patio type dance floor for the dancers. (incidentally they came from California, Minnesota, Maryland & New York) The violin was highlighted by large red roses and hanging floral arrange-ments of bridal pink roses. The float was 16 feet high, 18 feet wide and 50 feet long. Yak Stack donated the speakers used.

Thanks to the efforts of many, last year's float (1979) was paid for by early December. Now we're working on 1980's: Our thanks to the many dancers who've bought a yellow rose.

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KITTATINNY PAN(7EPS Stattolten, N.J. (+1) 1 g 3 Wednesdays Sti-etwateit School

Happy New Year to one and all The first half of our dancing season has been a success. We would like to THANK the many visiting Dancers who helped make our dances fun. The Winter Weather has not hindered the tra-vel to our club to date-thanks to the excellent Sussex County Road Depart-ment. We have been raided by some of the area clubs & we have raided in return. Our Special Dance in November called by Jim Adams was thoroughly enjoyed. We are sure our April special featuring Bob Mitchell wi 11 also be fun. Our Christmas Dance was a Merry One attended by our many class members & students from other local clubs. The gifts this year were for children and elderly residents of the local nursing homes.

Unfortunately our Feb. second dance has to be cancelled due to the School closing. Our first March dance will be a Treasurers dance & all

club Treasurers are welcome at No Charge. So Treasurers bring your friend

and enjoy. If this dance is called due to bad weather, it wi 11 be held on the third Wednesday in March. Come One and All and enjoy our Fun Dances.

reporters - Irene/Bill Morin 201-948-4515 or 729-6200

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The Winter season is proving to be active and successful. Our October and November specials were well attended by both members & guests. We gave two demonstration which were very well received. Our new raid chair-men will have us actively participating in more raids. And our class is proceeding well under the supervision of caller/instructor Pal Johnson.

This year we have had the pleasure of adding many new members to our club. Come out of the cold and warm up with us and our callers, Mike Foley, Bob Mitchell and Dick Jones for Mainstream dancing with workshops on the second & fourth Tuesdays featuring QS, +1 and +2.1evels. See our ad on a e for u comin s ecials. re orters-Bear/Av Brad 201-627-7825

ILL "I concur wholeheartedly with the movement to do al possible

Trull to make S/Ding fun for everyone. In line with this, I'd like to suggest that after a square breakdown, it is good etiquette to resume dancing after a left allemande call and do the Grand Right and Left instead instead of glumly waiting for the fol-

lowing call. Usually it is the old, experienced dancers who would rather stand than dance. This is wrong for a few reasons. Understanding and good humor are especially useful after a breakdown and there is nothing better than the Grand Right and Left to jovially smile and greet each dan-cer as we go around the square. This is most appreciated by the new dan-cers who probably caused the breakdown.

What is so bad about doing another Grand Right and Left? Aren't we out to dance, exercise and have fun? The Grand Right and Left is the happiest fun call in S/Ding. Let's all get with it." Mato..i.ce Beittiivtut

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M T SQUARES -- Woodb4idge, N.J. (+2) 1 6 3 Saturdays School 19, Matyknott load, Menlo Parth TeAhace Another year has been engulfed by time, the perrennial equilizer. It's

been fun & enjoyable square dancing and extending friendship, our most tangible asset. Here we are beginning a new year & continuing our S/D season. May the events that unfold be as meaningful and pleasant as those in the past. Last season our S/D had the usual trademark of excitement & enjoyment - natural ly with the likes of Bruce Busch calling the tips and the Dockry's. Peg 8 Joe, on the rounds providing the source. According to Professor Bob, our class has dimished somewhat. However, those who have perservered are progressing with great expectations.

The Holiday Season was earmarked by our Yuletide Dance with the exchang ing of gifts. Our year ending saga, "New Years Eve Dance", was a smashing success. Give credit to the splendid efforts of Alex/Irene. Thanks to Rob Bissey for his contribution to our entertainment. Mystery Bus Ride was rescheduled from November to late January. Remember our S/D schedule-1st & 3rd Saturdays of every month. To all our friends, the M T's extend our warmest greeting for the New Year.

reporters - Bernie/Ann Novak

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MFRRT-EIGHTS Eaat Bhuntowick, N.J. (+2) 1 6 3 FAidays Vag gammvusjold- School, Rue, 4 Lane

A bus load of "Bazonganized" Merri-Eights! Our mystery bus ride to the Grand Prowlers in Parsippany was - and will be - one of the highlights of this year!

Thanks to Mel & Dorie Gershman, our Mystery Bus Ride Chairpersons, those of us who had not had the pleasure of dancing at Grand Prowlers were introduced to a great club. The hospitality, refreshments and caller Frannie Heintz were all

absolutely superb. . . not to mention Walt and Grace Pennie, Presidents and

Round Dance cuers! Our sincere thanks to the Grand Prowlers for a wonderful evening. ENERGY CONSERVATION by our School District has not affected the Merri-

Eights'full dance schedule - we've simply moved our time up by half an hour to allow the schools to close earlier - our 10:30 twitting time is great for travellers!

With the Holidays behind us, and many happy memories to go with them, our thoughts turn to Spring and all the activities that go with it - our Valentine's Special,

St. Patrick's Day special, March barn dance, PAUL ANDREWS, etc., etc.! Hope

you all have a chance to visit - Glenn Cooke, Shirley Belotti and all the Merri-Eights extend to you a personal invitation!

Aepotteu - Pete/Audrey Maktucci 201-297-7698 RUTGERS PROMENADERS - new class starts mid January-Tues. PM.

Barlett Hall,Cook College; Betsy Cotta 201-249-2086. STAN'S PATRIOTIC SQUARES - Sunday PM's - January 27

58 Valentine Rd,Bloomfield,NJ; Stan Zaczkowski 201-748-5076

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Since this is the season for Nominating Committees, we would like to take a moment to remind you that all of the Square & Round Dance activities doesn't just happen. Your dancing

friends have been, and are, busy at work making all this come into being. But it is NOT a closed corporation. We strongly suggest you get into

the swing - volunteer to help. There are many opportunities to help both large and small - behind the scenes and as leaders....where you may contribute to the overall dance activity. If you are a little (or a lot) apprehensive, re-member the NNJSDA will sponsor a leadership seminar (LUST) on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 14 at Montville,NJ. This is geared to help the new officer and the "old timer". It is a for-um to discuss problems & gain insight into "what makes our activity tick". Pictured are dancers sharing with others.

The NNJSDA Nominating Committee is composed of Betty/Frank Olier, Frank/Lorraine Mooney & Jim/Fay Bates, Chr. If you have a name to suggest or wish to volunteer, please contact them. The slate will be announced the end of March.

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Happy New Decade! As the world entered this new decade, so too the Ocean Waves. We celebrated our Tenth Anniversary at our December Dance. The uproarious, vivacious, "Ding-a-1ings" presented a unique fashion revue & introduced, without doubt, the "Bride of the Century". Our class was introduced to the fun & frolic of being an Ocean Wave. We are looking forward to their graduation when they can be full participants in all our club activities. We ended the old year with a new face at the Shack -Betsy Gotta & anticipate this pleasure many more times in this new decade.

Our "old reliable" Mike Cleary, our club caller, called the first dance

of 1980. But before this year is finished he has to learn a new song_ . "Lullaby": Congratulations Barbara & Mike. This new decade we have started with some new, to 0/W, callers Ralph Trout & Steve Koprron. Our old friend the Super Chef, Glenn Cooke, (see our ad page 1Z) will be with us also. May the Lord love and guide all of you in this new decade. Happy dancing!!! PTL reporters - Joe/Teresa LaPointe 212-356-0381

PRINCETON SOUARES Pkinceton, N.J. (+2 APP) 2 t 4 Ftiddy4 Community Park Schaal Witheupoon St4eet What a fall we have had! Snow in October;Apri I in December - and good

square dancing as usual at Princeton Squares. Bruce Busch continues to delight as our club caller, with his new combinations of old calls.

We had a great time with Joe Landi as guest caller in October. Get Joe to tell you some of his stories sometimes...they're great "groaners". By the time you see this, we will have had our Holiday Fling with Bob Gambell and Ron Rumble. We wish you all a merry winter, and let the snow go some

where else. You come dance with us. reporter - Arthur Wilson 609-393-0286

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RAMAPO SnUAPES OcOztanrf M. (APV) 2 4 Satutdads ffe,c0,,t5 Sctzoot, Seminole Avenue

Ramapo wishes everyone a happy 8 healthy 1980, filled with many hours

of Square Dancing enjoyment. We invite all interested in advanced dancing to join us this year with our very special callers...see our ad page 10. As we look back on 1979, we extend our sincere thanks to Ann/John Natalo, our Presidents and Alice/Joe Jamin, our VP's for their most capable leader- ship. Our nominating committee is busy prenaring a slate of officers for

this year which they will present at our annual meeting in January. In December, following a buffet supper, five sauares of enthusiastic

dancers travelled to Staten Squares to see Jinny/Bud Allison receive the treasured Lucarini Award for meritorious service to the world of Square

Dancing. This most deserving couple is the third couple presented by Pam-apo for this award. The Hardys 8 the Tirrells previously received it.

Our New Year's Eve Dance/Party was a huae success with our own King Lee Kopman and wife Lillith doinn the honors. Plans are well underway for

our gala 30th anniversary celebration to be held in 1981. Proaress is re-

-ported from GloriA/A1 Brandt who arc teachinn the workshop for Ramapo

this year. reporters - Joan/Bob Mulroonv 201-337-4060

HOEDOWN HOLIDAY WEEKEND March 14, 15, 16 1980

JOHN HENDRON * RON SCHNEIDER * Rds. by THE COLLIPI'S

WAGON WHEEL WEEKEND April 18, 19, 20 1980

KEN BOWER * JERRY HAAG * Rds. by THE COLLIPI'S

OKTOBERFEST WEEKEND Oct. 10, 11, 12 1980

JERRY HAAG * PAT BARBOUR * Rds. by THE COLLIPI'S

ALL WEEKENDS AT THE HOSPITALITY INN, ENFIELD, CONN. For information, Doug & Joyce Fuller

147 Russell St., Woburn, Ma. 01801,Tel.(617)935-2259

REELEPS Ikon4A, N.J. (+1) 1 5 3 FAiday6 Etementaka Schoa., roveA-Chettek Roost, Route 513

Once again the holidays are behind us - hope yours were joyous and a prosperous new year is in the offing for all. In recent weeks we've en-

joyed a successful raid (6 sets) to Grand Prowlers and a fun after party hosted by the Morgans. Our class members, along with other club classes, were welcomed to our Christmas Dance. We're looking forward to our Annual

Dinner Dance to be held at the Columbian Club in April Look for our flyers

with reservation form attached - they will be out soon.

Square up with us in February and March with Jim Adams, Clint McLean & Tim Ryan. See ad page17. We'll be looking for you.

reporters - Ron/Bev Lommatzsch

GEORGE DAWKINS SAWMILL ROAD, LAKE KATRINE, N.Y 12449

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RICHMOND DANCERS -- Coutteton Co/me/L.6, Staten 14tand, N.Y. (+2) 2 5 4 SatuAdays John'4 LutheAan Schoo-E, 663 qanoit Road Our parade of "cream of crop" visiting callers continues. Joe Landi in

October; Jim Marshall 8 Ralph Stapenell in November; Jim Cargill S. Ed Joy-ner (PlAss.) in December. Later in December was our Christmas party at which all the students from our class danced a couple of basic tips.

We began the New Year with our own Marty Clifford calling at Hannover Night. We look forward to our Valentine Dance in February with up-and-coming caller Frank Riviccio. If you haven't seen Leo/Lois Bichler at dances, it's because they are in Florida. Leo had fully recovered from his 'recent bout with surgery. Bob/Doris Delaney have joined Dancing Grandparents. Two sets of our club provided an afternoon's entertainment in December at the Golden Gate Health Care Center (home for the elderly) on SI. Bill Anderson did a professional job of calling squares, and Shir-ley Bellotti cued a few round dances. Other rounds were danced without cues, making a big impression on the audience. And Bill Anderson called an "audience participation" tip, when several of the Center residents joined us in the fun, reporters - Jim/Alice Wilson 212-727-9583

RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- New BAuftwieh, N.J. (QS) 2 5 4 Thlazdays PougZa4.6 Student Center

The Christmas season is usually a quiet one for us S/Ders, but as anoth-

er holiday season passed us by, we had an opportunity to spread joy among those who most need it by performing a S/D demonstration at the Holmdel Convalescent Center in December. Smokey Warren, the original act for the afternoon, may have been a hard act to follow, but it made no difference to those patients who were there that afternoon. My sincere thanks to those club members who participated.

reporter - Mary Ann Ryan-Erdek 201-738-4070

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Jan 22 REGULAR DANCE

Feb. ]2 PRESIDENTS PATRIOTIC DANCE

February 26 REGULAR DANCE

March 11 REGULAR DANCE

CHURCH OF THE ADVENT 15 WILLIAM ST. BLOOMFIELD

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SEE SAW SQUARES -- Oppen Sadcffe riven, N.J. (+2) 1 g 3 Satutdays 2Ed Stone nitAch Ed- rentet, E. Sad Riven Road

The Hudson Valley Scottish Country Dance Society treated us to an exhi-bition of the traditional ballroom dancing of Scotland. Wanda/Andrew Mac-Leod joined the group in a stately strathspey which they executed magnifi-cently. Connie Powell gave an exhibition of the Highland Fling which was the very essence of grace and agility.

Anne/Colin Killion became proud grandparents. Little Jennifer weighed in at 6 lbs. 3 ozs. and "Gramps" just happened to have some pictures with him. Adele/Dave Weiss chaired our raid on the Tenakill Twirlers where were most graciously welcomed. Our telephone relay system has been set up & we are now ready to notify our members should there be a cancellation due to some unforeseen emergency.

We extend our best wished to all for a peaceful, healthy, happy new

year. reporters - Clem/Vi haves 914-358-2235

SOLITAIRES We4t Onange, N.J. (QS) 1 8 3uSundays (2-4:30 pm) Community House, 242 Main Stneet The Land of Sunshine (Florida) has lured a number of our members away

in the last couple of months. We will miss them, but wish them all the best in their new homes. We know their S/D will help them make new friends where ever they go. Our class has merged with Covered Bridge's class. Betsy Gotta & Jules Pozsar are alternating weeks as teachers/callers. The result is the students are seeing and hearing 2 voices & styles of calling & teaching. While one might guess that the situation would cause confusion, progress has been very fast. Certainly they are seeing that variety in cal-lers makes Square Dancing all that more fun.

To all Square Dancers everywhere, We wish a Happy Year. reporter - Mike Bianchi 201-887-5705

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Call: 697-4993 or 697-5376

REGULAR DANCES Jan. 18* - Feb. 1** - Feb. 15* Mar. 7* - Mar. 21*

CLASS LEVFL DANCE 2nd & 4th Fri. Jan. 11** - Jan. 25* - Feb. 8* Feb. 22** - Mar. 28* * - Bob Mitchell, caller ** - Guest caller

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SOMERSET HILLS SQUARES -- Sc. ki.q Ridge, N.J. (+21 2 g 4 Tuesday4 Cedars Hitt Sehoot, Peachtree Road

As I sit by the fireplace trying to keep warm, my thoughts go to Grace/ Walt Pennie as they enjoy the Florida sunshine. Jean/Jess Elrod did a fine job as substitute suers. A .first""for Somerset Hills was a raid by the Cloud "9ers" R/D club. It was a very pleasant surprise. A super bid wel-come back to Carl Hanks as he returned from his square dancing cruise. Of course it waS to a warm place! Eighty lucky couples are anxiously await- ing the New Years Dance. They are lucky in that they purchased their tickets before all were sold out. Everyone is looking forward to the calling of Dick Jones at the New Years Eve Party where we only stop dancing to watch the Times Square ball fall and eat the delicious food.

We hope each of you have a happy holiday season and an even happier New Year. reporters - Ron/Roberta Henderson 201-647-4244

STEPPING STONE SQUARES -- Basking Ridge, N.J. (prop to +2) 2 4 4 Saturdays Cedar Hill School, Peachtree Road New Graduates and those who want to pick-up on the M-1 & M-2 calls are

the dancers at this club (visitors welcome)- sponsored by Somerset Hills Squares. Our caller, Bob Tarrant, is getting us to a new & more exciting level of square dancing. At each evening we are experiencing 2 or 3 new calls from the +1 & +2 list and the QS at the same time Bob is re-enforcing the +1 & +2 calls covered earlier this year. If you already dance at +2 this is the place to brush up on those calls you find a bit "fuzzy". A schedule of all calls to be experienced & the applicable dates is available by calling the reportersT Jim/MaryBeth Renz 201-647-2698

One oak 34d VP Sita/Gabe Vett'Angeto job i4 keeping a Pubticity Aucapbook. They would appteciate your Ahating dupti-cateA o ti any Aqua4e on hound dance club activitieA. Another job o6 .theme to p4omote out.poAte4 contut

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CALLER: BOB TARRANT (201) 766-5628 EIGHTS 7 Sunday Evenings :30 - 10:00 PM

Sept. 16, 30 Jan. 6, 20 May 4, 18 Oct. 7, 21 Feb. 3, 17 June 1, 15, 29 Nov. 18 only Briar. 2, 16 Dec. 2, 16 Apr. 20 orjlM

SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Spcvutav N.J. (+1) 2 S 4 FA,i.day4 Atpkne-Schoot, AndoveA Road

Although the New Year is almost a month old, we want to take this op-portunity to wish you & yours a healthy 1980, filled with all that makes you happy in every way. And to help make some of your S/D hours happy, why not come up to the hills of Sussex County to dance with John Kalten-thaler or Guests, calling +1 - Century Club-bers take note, we can help you fiii your book! We have the capable to of Jess/Jean Elrod on th rounds & they really have 'the knack' to make everyone smile as they alid them through some pretty smooth footwork. Many of our members have been helping to publicize S/D by signing petitions requesting passage of a Bil in the NJ Legislature proclaiming it to be the American Folk Dance, trave ling to Festivals such as Mini #6, the ethnic participation at the Statue of Liberty, & a benefit dance for a fellow dancer from the Flutterwheels who was seriously hurt this past summer. Some members are travelling to

other clubs in our NNJSDA to earn their Patron Badge, while others have gone on S/D weekends & vacations, always well groomed, proud & happy to tell novices about our favorite past-time, & most anxious to meet new friends who share this common denominator. How about each of us making a 1980 resolution to promote this great activity as best as we can: Serve on a committee for your club & willingly do a Job when asked to help; Fill in a square and make a new friend; Sit on the sidelines if neces-sary but 'talk it up' & in general, Resolve to remember "Friendship (and Cooperation) is S/D's greatest Reward." Be good to one another and keep spinning. See our ads on pages & 39 for future plans. "10/4 - Yellow Rock & Blue Eyes". reporters - Frank/Lorraine Mooney 201-729-3205 P.S. Sussex Spinners Emergency phone Number is 201-729-9992.

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Jan. 25 Dick Pasvolsky - Snow Dance Feb. 8 Jules Pozsar Feb. 22 Jades Pozsar Mar. 14 Jules Pozsar Mar. 28 Paul Brody Apr. 11 No Dance

- Regular - President's Ball - St. Paddy's Dance - Easter Feast

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STATEN SQUARE SET -- Fetinciviite, Staten listancf, Y. (+2) 1 6 3 SatuAdaut Hay Chi,e7f FOAUM, Amboy Poct/A,tl'en Avenue

Another SSS event, our annual September barn dance was a howling success thanks to chairpersons Bob/Evelyn McCullem and their hardworking committee. All our non-s/d friends had a ball. Because of them the dance was sold

out! Great! A mystery dance in October to Country Promenaders was a lot

of fun. But let us tell you of three nights of dancing in a row, last No-

vember, to the calling of Manny Amor. Over the bridge, then on the Jersey

highways to Lakewood to visit Star Thru Squares. Dancing back home on

Saturday and then Sunday, led by our president Dave/Lil Beauchaine, for

the third time, over the bridge, on a mystery raid to Kings Squares. We

tell you there wis a lot of hoopla especially when Manny called "Shake! Shaker" There certainly was a lot of hoppinc un & down and stomping of feet. Oh-h-h our aching feet! Anyway it sure was fun culminating in re-

ceiving our heart badge with a "3" on it for dancing, to mannv three niehts in a row. Also, congratulations to all who received their mystery badges.

In December Bud & Jinny Allison of the Ramapo Squares received the

coveted Lucarini Award for their unselfish contributions to Square Dancing. It's people like Bud & Jinny who make seuare dancing what it is. Hooray and congratulations!

The new Big Top committee, chaired by Tony/nloria buffa are Arnieg;ert Johnsen, Matt/Beverly Ldaine; Lenny/Laura Geata; flene/nrire Lucarini and

Vince/Mary Vesta. Lots of luck and happy planning on your yearly event.

By the way, at every SSS dance they have their "Big Top" tent pitched so you can make your reservations.

Well another S/D season is well upon us. Se-o-n all you 555 members we haven't seen, come on back and support your club. We need you.

reporters - rat/Jo Dahha 212-446-6315

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MERRI-EIGHTS SQUARE DANCING CLUB

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. JUST WHAT OUR NAME IMPLIES!

GLENN COOKE Our "Trust Me" Caller

SHIRLEY BELOTTI R/D Cuer

1st & 3rd 7:30 - 8:00 p.m. 8:00 - 10:30 p.m. FRIDAYS ROM Teach Sauares & Rounds

January 18, 1980

Glenn & Shirley

February 1, 1980

Glenn & Shirley

February 15, 1980 Valentine's Day Special with Glenn & Shirley at Polish National Hall, South River, N. J.

March 7, 1980

Glenn & Shirley

March 21, 1980 St. Patrick's Day Special with Glenn & Shirley

April 4, 1980 Glenn & Shirley April 18, 1980 Glenn & Shirley

May 2, 1980 PAUL ANDREWS - The Li'l Old Winemaker, Himself!

May 16, 1980 Glenn & Shirley

June 6, 1980 BOB MITCHELL

Directions: N. J. Turnpike to Exit 9 - East on Hwy. #18 about six (6) miles to Rues Lane (just past Brunswick Sauare Mall) - turn right on Rues Lane - Dag Hammarsjold School is on the right about 1/2 mile.

For additional information, contact Tex O'Brien: (201) 254-7871

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Lincoln School, Crane Street, Caldwell Wilson School, Orton Rd, West Caldwell *

JAN 23 BRUCE BUSCH

FEB 13 DICK MADDOCKS

FEB 27 CHARLES KIDES

MAR 12 DICK MADDOCKS

MAR 26 WILL LARSEN

* APR 9 DICK 4ADDOCKS

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SWINGIN' STARS -- Maywood, N.J. (+1)

2nd SatuAday Maywood Avenue School.

How nice to shake the dust of the '70s from our heels and start the new decade as part of a real upbeat activity. Square dancing, of course.

Happily our very favorite activity grew during the last decade, not only in the USA, but around the world. So much so that with all the comings &

goings (square dancers being natural-born gypsies), many people made new

friends. Our own Art Taylor wouldn't dream of going anywhere without S/D

clothes just in case. And speaking of clothes, have you ever really paid attention to how

very nice the dancers look? We take the bright, colorful clothes for

granted. But take a step back and observe the scene. Once a writer (non-

dancer) described the dancers as looking like Dresden dolls. That we are

not - but rather healthy individuals who enjoy covering five miles or so

at a dance. We at Swingin' Stars wish one and all miles of happy dancing in 1980!

Now remember, round dancers - 8:00 PM for you and 8:30 PM for the die-

hArrl. CAP Vol' Arr,linri a cqu2re. rcl,rter - Connie Wooll 212-TP7-8853

2nd Ftiday TENAFLY SQUARES -- rematut, N.J. (QS)

Baptut Chinch, 563 Fielmont Road

Our late autumn dances in November and December provided good times for all who attended. Stan Zaczkowski was in great form and everybody enjoyed his calling. In the new year, we'd like to share our pleasure with others. If you haven't danced with us, why not plan to attend one of our dances while there is still time - only five more dances before OUT season ends in May with the annual pot-luck supper. The welcome mat is always out to all S/Ders, recent graduates as well as veterans. C'mon over soon, ytall hear? Frank & Marie Poole 201-342-3375

Every Tuesday r-ILI y

United Meth. Church 8-10:30 p.m. LAKELAND 4306 903 S. Beverwck Rd.

Parsippany, NJ

CALLERS: Bob Mitchell, Dick Jones, Mike Foley

February 12 SPECIALS March 18

1st Tuesday - Bob (Mainstream) 2nd Tuesday - Bob or Mike (workshop +1, +2, QS) 3rd Tuesday - Mike (Mainstream) 4th Tuesday - Dick (workshop +1, +2, QS)

Information: 627-7825

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We hope you had a happy holiday season and are looking forward to a long winter of contented dancing. Tenakill's festive time started with very gay November dance with a baker's dozen of Vice Presidents turning at THEIR dance. A raid by our friends from the North - See Saw Squares, made the evening complete. December brought a joyous Christmas Dance any ended with our usual New Years Eve Party with the Tirrells as gracious hosts. We were all glad to see some people who have been sick back dan-cing; namely John Zack, Don LeFebvre and Joe Maguire. We hope Bii I Sues! mann's last trip to the hospital for surgery (his 4th) will end this tir( some habit of his. As of this writing he is home and doing well under tt care of nurse, Catherine.

Our January dance was Amateur Callers Night with John Kaltenthaler as MC doing the hoedowns and the singers by the Callers of the future. See our new flyers for future events planned on our third Friday dance night. Join us anytime. reporters - Dorothy/Paul Pullman 201 -568-51 38

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WARREN WHEELERS -- Pont Mmitag, N.J. (+1 )

2 g 4 Thuuday4 Man4iketd ToconShip Schoot, Route 57 We have had two very successful raids this year. One to the Hunterdon

Flutterwheels and the other to the Pocono Squares. We are very thankful to Nancy Blasberg, who both designed & created new raiding outfits for ou

club. We have received many favorable comments on them. Our Thanksgivin dance was very well attended & we would like to congratulate Mike/Lola Szekula from the Kittatinny Rangers who were the lucky winners of the tur key dinner. We are very pleased with the response to our Round dances, now cued by Jean/Jess Elrod at each dance. Come join us for an evening

of fun and friendship. reporters-John/Linda Kenney 201-850-0419

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WEST MILFORD FLUTTERWHEELS West Mit6otd, N.J. (+1) 1 S 3 Pui_dayS Faxadize Knott school, Amtadise Road

Due to a job transfer one of our club callers ,Ron Bessette and his wife Sandy has left us for Dallas, Texas. They will be sadly missed by all the dancers in the NNJ area. We wish Ron and his family great success & happiness in his new location. If you are ever in Dallas visit Ron and Sandy and you will receive a royal Texas welcome.

Our benefit dance for the Don Green Family was a success. We wish to thank all those who made it possible and all the guests who attended. We want to announce that our class level dances will begin in January. See our ad on Page z$. All students are welcomed.

It was a very rewarding experience for the couples who demonstrated square dancing at the Nursing Homes during the Holida ► Season. They brought a lot of joy into the old folks' hearts, and brightened up their day. reporters - Don/Helen Hendrix 201-697-5376

V SQUARES -- Ctakk, N.J. (QS) 2 5 4 Ftidays Ca( Kump6 School, MitdAed Teivtace

Y Squares is warming up to a HOT winter, regardless of temperature outside or inside. We've had great times this fall with Bill Cunningham, Mike Foley and, most recently, Dick Jones. Our Halloween dance was a huge success. Over half those attending were in costume, including Mike/Betsy Foley and our cuer Shirley/Frank Bellotti. Many thanks to Shirley & Frank for keeping us abreast of all the new rounds and still stressing the good old classics.

We found out again what great fun it is to "Raid" when we descended upon Hix & Chix with two and a half sets one Thursday night. It was sure a lively dance & we received a great welcome. Many thanks to our newly-wed raid chairmen Doris/Tony Mastroly for arranging a terrific evening.

Dick Jones will be calling our regular dances for a couple months now. We're also happy to welcome Jean Kellogg as our RID cuer for the second half of the dancing year. We hope everyone will consider attending our "Special" in March with Norm lglehart, the Yodeling caller. Please see our ad on page 37 for details. Remember our 1979-1980 square dancing theme "WE dance for fun and friendship". When those cold winter nights come along ,don't stay home and burn oil or gas to keep warm; come out and warm up on the dance floor. It's a lot more fun and you meet the greatest people! reporters - Art/Nancy Clough 201-499-0925

Notes Pcom Hai/Donis Holmes (Hyde Pel4h,VT);At/Evetyn Hank (East Hatdwiek) "Don't even tetilte- you keep too busy...but heel gAeat and Love it heAe..." "Hazen Squa4es was slanted 4 years ago with Hal as catteA/teachot....-iz growing steadity...At 5 7 aite teaching/cuei.ng tounds....MontpetieA S BuA-tington have had clubs Aok many years, but now it is spAoading .to the small .towns ....-tell the liotks Mom Jersey to stop in when up north...."

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This issue The SQUARE PIIvCnicN makes 'scallops'....

Scallops often can make the difference between something ordinary and some- thing with a designer look. They are not difficult to do as we will learn.

Where can you put scallops't on sleeve hems, skirt hems, on hems of tiers on a skirt,also on necklines.

Draw a scallop on paper-the width & depth you want to have when your scallops are finished. Cut it out. The size depends on where you use it- small scallops on sleeve nems or necklines, larger ones on skirt or tier hems. vn a shirt cardboard cpRosogiRo or something of similar weight-draw several scallops using your paper pattern as a guide. Cut out cardboard as above.

To apply scallops to skirt hemlines-pin hem toward the outside,line up your cardboard sample i" from

g) eo hem fold, draw around E3.0 e3 c 0) '2 cv scallops with a pencil SKIRT ,.. RieT SIDE

CP or chalk. Using a short

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£rim seam allowance to 1/8" from stitching. Clip to points. Turn right side out. Slide cardboard pattern inside the scallops and press, remove card-board and press again. .inally sew hem edge in place.

Sleeve edges work the same way, using smaller scallops.

un necklines or collars, facings must be basted in place,right sides together and using the smaller size proceed as for hems.

The only bad part is deciding on the scallop sizes and making the card- board samples. riowever, you can save them for the next time....I'm sure you'll agree the finished product is worth the effort!

Food for thought-Face scallops in contrasting fabric and pic, up that in an applique or design elsewhere on the right side of garment....or an overskirt or apron effect all edges scallopped or a bib-top scallopped, possibly with pinafore ruffles with scal- lops...you see, it's so easy to get carried away

So long for another month, Rose Ericson The SQUARE PINCUSHION

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29th NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION® Memphis, Tennessee — June 26, 27 & 28, 1980

It Seems To U4.... Some luxuries have become so integral a part of our daily lives that they are simply taken for

granted -- no one is thankful for their presence. For instance, when a sink tap is turned on or a wall switch flipped up, water or light (respec-tively) should immediately be forthcoming or the unfortunate control (or Utility) bears the brunt of our wrath. A switch means light and a faucet means water without any thought as to what brings them there. For most dancers the NNJSDA means the GRAND SQUARE ---- every two months, five times a year.

Judging the way folks scramble for their copies, the magazine is a very important part of New Jersey's square dance scene. The GRAND SQUARE is taken for granted without a thought of the many people involved, the man-hours invested, and the ever-increasing cost of printing. Well, your Association is glad to bring it to you.

There's a story about a deaf old gentleman who attended church services every Sunday, and fell asleep soon after he found a seat. One day a parishoner asked him why he attended --- if he slept through the religious observance and, if he were awake, he couldn't hear anyhow. The old gent replied that he wanted folks to know which side he was on.

Okay, what side are you on? Do you financailly support GRAND SQUARE, or do you let others do it? Let your fellow dancers know that you are not taking the magazine for granted by donating two dollars (that's only 40c an issue) to the fund that keeps the magazine coming to you. This year we need 100% support from all dancers, so wear your GRAND SQUARE Booster tag proudly and prominently. If you missed paying at the club, mail the $2 to Peg Tirrell (add your club name). Let folks know which side you are on. Sot 6 Hattiette Koved 14 Samo4et Road, Ctan6otd, N.J. 07016

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FRf_m 14 I . I 8:145" PM CARL KUMPF SCHOOL MILDREP TERR.,CLRRIC

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16 you've been planning to attend a Nationat Square Dance Convention "Some Day" OA i6 you're a new 4quate dancer, tkis -i.e one convention you shoutd not miss.

Being in the heatt o6 Mid-America, Mem-phi4 ea4y -to teac

Regizten now and join those attending the 1980 !!! 76 you ate pianning to go, and wound be witting to hap man the NNJSDA exhibit, 04 be abte to ttanoott matetiaa, pfea4e tet eithet the Dett'Angeto'4 04 Tittetts know. For tegi4ttation in6otmation - con-tact: Regi4ttation Committee PO Box 30710,Memphi4, TN. 38130. With housing at a pkemium, i6 you have any "southern tetative4/6tiende , make 0mb to U4 theit 6ar,ititie4 and visit with them beiote/a6ten t the Convention. See you thete. 37

AL The International Association

of Square Dance Callers

For the quarter beginning Jan. 1, 1980, the Quarterly Selection Committee has voted NO NEW MOVEMENTS. The judgement of these callers was based upon the new moves being

written & under consideration by more than 70 callers who regularly work-shop new material for possible use in the various level programs.

Each year the entire membership of CALLERLAB votes to retain, drop or move the calls on the QS list to a different list such as the Mainstream List or perhaps to the Plus Lists, so that the QS list has no more than 10 calls at the start of a new year. Recently it appears that those writing new calls or combination calls have gone beyond the normal scope of the MS Dancer. While CALLERLAB is not criticising any new call, the committee felt that the moves could not comfortably be handled by the typical dancer who dances once a week or perhaps only twice a month, and that is the def-inition of the Mainstream Dancer.

The Committee was quick to point out that there was no scarcity of moves being written. However, many of these moves indicate that the caller & dancers who use them are dancing more frequently than once a week.

For those desiring a workshop tip, it is suggested a review of the existing QS list or perhaps review some of the calls from the MS Lists with which the dancers are a little less confident. The committee urges all callers/teachers, in the interest of standardization, to teach the moves as they are written and not rewrite the calls to accommodate their particular group.

SUSSEX SPINNERS FEB. 22, 1980 JOHN KALTENTHALER

PRESIDENTS' BALL DIFFERENT LOCATION — WATCH FOR FLYERS ELRODS ON ROUNDS

in 1978 CALLERLAB established a Grievance & Review Board as an aid in implementing its "Code of Ethics". Procedures were developed for dealing with complaints concerning the professional conduct between CALLERLAB mem-bers, or between a non-member (caller or dancer) and a CALLERLAB member. The intent - to provide a means of settling grievances on a professional level as quickly as possible.

A grievance is a complaint by a caller, group of callers, dancer, or group of dancers concerning the professional conduct of a CALLERLAB member. A complaint is not considered to be a grievance until attempts towards its solution have been made by one or more parties involved, without sat-is faction to the aggrieved. All complaints must be signed. CALLERLAB understands a desire for privacy and will withhold the writer's name if so requested. Subsequent action by the Review Board might require the re-lease of the name to the caller involved. The Board will act only on grievances which appear to be in violation of the CALLERLAB"Code of Ethics".

CALLERLAB is pleased to announce Bob Fisk, Jerry Haag, Jim Mayo, Dave Taylor, and Don Williamson were recently elected to the Board of Governors. Their five year term of office will begin with the Post Convention meeting in Miami next April 2, 1980.

Have you seen their NJS/651rectory? A lot of work went into

N.J. NJ. It will be a handy guide. If you happen to notice any corrections/omissions, please contact Dick Lighthipe 804 Pros-

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ROUND VANCE HIGHLIGHTS Nancy g Watt Lockwood

The Round Dance zeazon is ptogtessing Aapidey. There seems to be mote and bettek /wand dancing each yea►. The Fall Futivat dance was yety 6UZ-ce444ut thanks to °Lit you round dancers and to att owl excettent cuets. Be suite to put out Spting Batt, Sunday, Match 30 on your dance calends/.

BEE-A-ROUNDER--(Thutsday4) Nancy/Max Nosken 201-238-1924 W4 are working on El Coco and will soon be starting Spaghetti Rag. We

work on learning the classics and the S/D ROM. We dance at the Senior Citizen Hall on Route 22 in Bridgewater. CLOUD 9-ere - (2/4 Tuesdays) Jean/Jess EtAod 201-637-4296

We Zook forward to our 2nd & 4th Tuesday evening R/D sessions. Visitors are always welcome. We are fun dancers at the Christ Episcopal Church in Newton. DANCING SHADOWS --(Tuesdays)--Jean Kettogg 889-4174; Pennies 201-584-0151

Beginning January ith we have moved to Stanley Congregational Church the corner of Fairmount Avenue & Oliver Street in Chatham. Grace & Walt Pennie are cueing 2 & 3 Tuesdays and we are very happy to have Jean Kel-logg cueing 2 & 4 Tuesdays. Time is from 7:30 to 10.

GORDON'S RID BASICS --(Monday4) The class is still going strong and as

entering waltz basics now. We feel we'll joining the R/D ring at the end of our co GUYS and POLLS -- (Sundays/Thutsday4)- - -

A PA based club that welcomes R/Ders -

Lynne/Sob Gotdon 201-652-6846 enthusiastic as ever. They are have five more eager couples

urse. - Peg/Joe DochAy 201-995-2133

call for more information.

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JAN 13-RON BESSETTE JAN 27-LOU FLEGO FEB 10-WES MORRIS FEB 24-FRED WEINER MAR 9 -GINNY REASKE MAR 16-FRANK RIVICCIO-GRADUATION APR 13-BOB TARRANT DANCE APR 20-BRUCE VERTUN MAY 11-WES MORRIS FUN BADGE MAY 25-BRUCE VERTUN NIGHT JUNE 8-MANNY AMOR

FORT HAMILTON PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH 397 94th ST. (BAY RIDGE)BKLYN NY, MAINSTREAM 4thAYE. EXIT-BELT PKWAY-OR 92nd ST PLUS 1 EXIT OFF VERRAZANO BRIDGE.INFO: 212-645-0820

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HOT GARTERS --(Mondays) Gtace/Watt Rennie 201-584-0151 We're aoi4o alonq,areat. January 7th,started our winter season. We are a are tiara worKIng group an a our ctass w-ttl De dolnIng us very soon.

RAMAPO RHYTHMA/PES -- (Wednesdays) Voc/Peg TinAat 201-568-5857 After working on "After the Lavin", we appreciated even more the R/D

"frustration pencils" DOc/Peg gave us at Christmastime. We're planning our annual mid March "Afternoon with Doc & Peg" - hope you can join us for a pleasant afternoon of just round dancing. Watch for our flyers.

ROCK-A-ROUNDS --(Mondays) LeblEd Sheakwood 914-429-8332 We've moved our class to Mondays, with the class coming earlier and then our regular club members coming about the regular time. It seems to be working well at St. Stephen's Church. with this new arrangement. ROUND ROBIN -- (Tuesdays) - - - - - - -MatielStan Shipman 914-692-2468

All is well at our r/d club as we continue to grow. We are dancing at an Intermediate level, still going strong and love it. Our class will start up in the spring. ROYALTY ROUNDS --(FAiday4) Joan/JeA/Ly Newman 212-DE9-1110

Our Intermediate Class is moving up into one of the more interesting dance areas & plans to continue regularly on Friday nights in 1980. RUMBLE ROUNDS --(1/3 Sundays) Ron/Ree Rumbte

Ron/Pee start at 7:30 with Intermediate Rounds and move to the more difficult ones after 9 PM. We dance downstairs at VFW in Iselin. TIRPELL TWIRLERS --(1/3/5 Mondays) Doc/Peq Tivtett 201-568-5857

We thank all who supported our LEGACY R/D when Barbara/Jim Connelly from Me. joined their folks cueing rounds during the holidays. The Sunday class has finished two step & tango basics and is beginning the waltz.

• IRD's —(1/3/5 Tuesdays) Doc/Peg TiAtett 201-568-5857 We've-Nen working our way down some "Golden Oldies "...and have spent

quite a bit of time on Maria Elena. ********* F04 inpAmation on ShiAtegIFItank Betto•ti't R/P ctufm catt 212-448-6132. Fort in6okmation on Roy Gotta's RID Class, soon to become a club, down New BAunsultick way(NJ), catt 201-249-2086.

DONATION- $2/PERSON

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REFRESHMENTS

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Mail Address: Merl & Delia Olds, 121 0 N. Flores St. WI , Los Angeles. Cal ifornri 0069

Phone: (21 3) 656 7826

"PEPPERMINT"

Dance by Hi & Cookie Gibson.] 0811 Columbus Ave., Sp 40, Mission H ills, CA. 91 345

HI-HAT 974 Del Kacher Band (Footwork Opposite, Directions for M except as noted. )

INTRO; (Bfly-Wall)(1)WA IT; (2)WAIT; (3)ROCK BK, REC, CL,-; (4)R0 CK BK, REC, CL, - ;

1-2 In Butterfly pos with M fcg wall wait 2 measures ;

3 Rock back on L while facing LOD and bring joined trailing hands (M 's R & W's fwd to meet joined lead hands, recover on R to Bfly, close L, • ;

4 Rock back on R while facing PLOD and bring joined lead hands (M's L & W's R )

twd RLOD to meet joined trailing hands, recover on L to Bfly, close R, -;

PA RT A

(1)(Bfly) PT , C L, PT , A PT; (2) 2, 3, PT , C L; (3)P T , TOG , 2, 3 (Btly-B jo); (4)W HEFL, 2, 3, 4;

1 Point L swd LOD, close L, point R swd R LOD , back away on R ;

2 Back away L. R, point L swd LOD, close L;

3 Point R swd RLOD, together R, L, R to Bfly-Bjo;

4 Wheel L, R, L, R to Bfly M fcg C OH (Wheel is 1/2 turn);

(5)PT, C L, PT , A PT; (6) 2, 3, PT, CL; (7) PT, TOG, 2, 3 (Bfly-Bjo); (8) WHEEL, 2, 3, 4 ; - 5 Point L swd RLOD, close L, point R swd LOD , bak:k away on R;

6 Back away L, R, point L swd RLOD, close L;

7 Point R swd LOD, together P. L, R to Bfly-Bjo; 8 Wheel L, R, L., R to Bfly- Wall ; (Wheel is 1/2 turn)

(9)(Hitch Apt) APT, CL, TOG (Bfly-Bjo), KICK; (1 0) APT, CL, TOG (B fly-SCar), KICK; (Scis Thru) SD, CL, THRU, SWING; (12) BEHIND, SIDE, THRU, -;

9 (Hitch) Apart L, close R, together L to Bfly-Bjo, kick R ;

10 (Hitch) Apart R, close L, together R to Btly-SCar, kick L;

11 (Scis thru)Side L (LOD), close R, cross thru to Left-Open on L, swing R twd RL OD;

12 XRIB (W XIB), side L, thru R (LOD) to Bfly- Wall, -;

(13-14) VINE 8;; (15)5D, TGH,PT, TCH; (16)SD,TCH,PT,TGH; 13-14 Vine sd L, XRIB (W X IB), sd L, XR IF(W XIF); REPEAT action of meas 1 3 ;

15 Side L, touch R to L, point R swd RLOD, touch R to L; 16 Side R, touch L to R, point L swd LOD, touch L to R ;

PA RT B

(1)VINE, 2, 3, TCH; (2) WRAP, 2, 3, TCH ; (3) UNWRAP, 2, 3, T CH; (4)CHG SIDFS, 2, 3, TCH; 1 Side L, XRIB (W XIB), side L, touch n to L; 2 Wrap R, L, R, touch & end in wrap pos both facing LOD ;

3 Unw rap R , L , R ,touch & end with partners facing & M fcg wall;

Change sides under joined M's R hand & W's L & M turning R-fc R, L, R , touch to end in Bfly pos with M facing C OH ;

(5)VINE, 2, 3, TCH; (6) WRAP, 2, 3, T CH; (7)U NWRAP, 2, 3, TCH; (8) CHG SIDES, 2, 3, TCH ; 5-8 Repeat the action of Meas 1 thru 4 of Part B twd PLOD & end in B fly M fcg wall;

(9) (LOD) FWD , LK , FWD, LK; (1 0) WALK,-, 2,-; (11)FWDILK,FW D,LK ; (12) WA LK, -, 2,-; 9

Release & lower lead hands & raise trailing hands fwd L01) on L,/ockR, fwd L, lock R ;

10 Walk fwd LOD 2 slow steps L, R. - ;

11-12 Repeat Meas 9 thru 10 & blend to Bfly-Wall to repeat the dance (Check Sequence);

SEQUENCE: Intro, A, B, A, B, A, Ending

Ending: (1-2) VINE 8 ;; (3)FWD (W R-fc Twirl), -, 2 (W complete Twirl to Tamara pos), -;

( Note: Keep both hands joined all thru the ending. )

1-Z (Vine) Side L, XRIB (W X IB), Side L, XRIF (W X IF); REPEAT Meas 1 of ending;

3 Fwd LOD on L (W R-fc Twirl),-,fwd R (W complete twirl to Tamara pos), -;

2nd NATIONAL CANADIAN

SQUARE & ROUND DANCE CONVENTION

AUGUST 7-8-9, 1980 For registration forms and other information, write:

CONVENTION 1980 P.O. Box 1980, Station "B" Ottawa, Ontario KIP 5R5

Printed in U. S. A.

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"CATCH THE GINGERBREAD" GOOD TIMES AT yUi~

~:TrtY KUZN S

1st & 3rd SATURDAYS CLUB CALLER: BOB MITCHELL DANCING 8-10130 P.M. LEVELS! MAINSTREAM & MAINSTREAM + FRANKLIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FRANKLIN, NEW JERSEY

JANUARY 5 BOB MITCHELL 19 BILL GORDON

FEBRUARY 2 BOB MITCHELL 16 BOB MITCHELL

MARCH 1 BOB MITCHELL 15 ROB BISSEY

SOFT SOLED SHOES A MUST ** NEW GRADS ALWAYS WELCOME

FOR INFORMATION OR DIRECTIONS s (201) 383-9708 (201) 697-1423

1

Over 150 Round Dance leaders from 24 states and 2

4014)(5. Canadian provinces gathered in San Diego last October \I!;, for the annual ROUNDALAB (International Association of

v-r} R/D Teachers) Convention. It was a great lesson in how teachers of many diversified backgrounds and experiences in the R/D field can work together for the betterment of

the entire profession. The interchange of ideas - the workshops - the enthusiasm was contagiout

and we feel all there came away with the proud feeling of accomplishment. Many R/D terms were defined. Phase 1 & 2 of R/Ding were readied for pre-sentation to CALLERLAB.. Other phases - 3,4,5 & 6 were explored and ten-tatively established; a recommended cue sheet format was adopted. It was a real working convention. Elected to their twelve couple Board of Di-rectors were Harmon/Betty Jorritsma, Bruce/Roberta Bird, Shirley/Bud Parrott & Doc/Peg Tirrell. Jack Chaffee was selected as ROUNDALAB's new Chairman. Next meeting is in Philadelphia, PA October 26-28, 1980.

the NORTHERN NEW JERSEY ROUND oonots i t6 annum.

SUNDAY AFTERNOON at Brooklawn Jr. High School,

att tound4 witt be cued

DANCE LEADERS COUNCIL SPRING ROUND UP

-MARCH 3 0 , 1980 Parsippany, N.J. 2 - 5 pm

new dance taught

The NNJRVLC met January 6th at which time they choose the ROM's 04 Febtuaty and Match. Since thi4 t wet aStet our deadtine, pteaAe con- tact yowl tocat R/V .deaden on the NNJSDA Liaison Sot th44 in04mation.

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AL"e"MO SQUARES Btooktan, N.V. (+2) event' Thuuday rizhakman y6 Meth Chat h, 226 Bait 35th Stteet Hi, Happy Healthy New Year. Hope every one enjoyed the Holidays. This

is our third year & all is going well. Our 4 sets of beginners are half way thru the basics, all doing nicely. Thanks to the 2 sets of helpful angels. Thanks to Fred Weiner & Mike Foley our last two guest callers. They did a terrific job, which everyone enjoyed. Joan/Jerry Newman cue rounds, can't ask for more. Come down & see for yourself. Al Moses calls every Thursday 8 a guest caller last Thursday of the month.

Congratulations to Irene/Sy Brooks on their daughter's engagement 8 to Joan/Joe Duffy on their second son's wedding. Thanks to both couples for all "Goodies". Deepest sympathy to Pauline Luchan 8 family on the loss of her husband Charlie. All we can say is he was one Great Guy. May he rest in peace. Ditto to Bernard Abrams on the loss of his sister. So sorry.

A speedy recoverye to Al Axelrod. reporter-Edith Moses 212-336-1731

Class Lard Darla Sundat Feb. 17, 1980

2:o -1•:30 PM.

Caller• Mi Foley VFW Hall For Tan 4" or .441sorm3vion

R-ft. 17 Call: 57 1f - 3q27 Iselin

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BELLES AND BEAUX -- (den Rock, N.J. (MS) 1 S 3 Wednesdays Hamilton SchooZ, 380 Hattiatown Road

Just two big events to report this time: Our highly successful dance in December with ED FOOTE calling. The hall was bursting with happy dan- cers from all over the area. Ed certainly deserves' his national reputation. The other is our MOVE to our new, larger hall in Hamilton School. We opened there at our Christmas Dance with our regular caller ,Paul Brody

and his charming wife, Jean. We also introduced our new nightly feature, round dancing led by Bob/Lynne Gordon. Still meeting the same nights - first & third Wednesdays from 8 to 10:30 PM. Visitors are always welcome. See ad on page reporters - Frank/Jo Ann Chiari Krueger2Ol-444-7818

a> ROSTER CORRECTION-Mehl-Eightz Pkebident Tex O'Fiatien 201-254-7871 any MOW799999

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5th ANNUAL HENRYVILLE WEEKEND

PAUL BRODY & STAN ZACZKOWSKI

calling

LIMITED RESERVATIONS

For full info, write to:

Stan & Nancy Zaczkowski

58 Valentine Road

Bloomfield, New Jersey

(201) 748-5076

LEVEL: MAINSTREAM/QS

(+1 & +2 WILL BE WORKSHOPPED)

Historic HENRYVILLE HOUSE HENRYVILLE, PA.

"Poconos"

May 16, 17 & 18, 1980

1 V T T -- Boonton Town6hip, N.J. (MS) evety F' day Rockaway Vattey Meth Ptaxi-66- Hou.se, Vattey Road The IDTT Club is still meeting every Friday evening. We want to thank

everyone who has supported us thru 1979 making it a good year. We try to provide mdnstream figures for a fun evening of interesting dancing. Wishing everyone a healthy & happy New Year in the world of square dancing.

reporters - bob/Kay Tarrant 201-766-5628

STAN'S PATRIOTIC SQUARES -- 8boom6ietd, N.J. (QS/APD) 2 5 4 Tuezolao Church o6 the Advent, Watchung Ave/WittiamZ Stteet We congratulate our own Stan Zaczkowski on calling his 200th club S/D

at Tenafly Squares in Oct. Everyone received a dangle from Stan, & in turn the dancers presented him with a basket signed by all. Our Halloween dance was hilarious. With about everyone in costume, the judges had a tough decision awarding prizes to Herb/Ermina Hahn-most original; Henry/Helen Piersall-funniestOrene Cummings & yours truly-prettiest. We are thankful Bill Schwa-tz is recovering nicely after his heart attack & he wishes to thank all for their cards & prayers. The first issue of our newsletter. "The Liberty Bell" was published. Keith Douglas, the editor, did a to

job with the help of a few club members. Santa came to our club par-ty with his hearty "Ho-Ho" & presents for all, topping off a joy filled evening. All of us hope you had a happy holiday & wish you a healthy & prosperous New Year. reporter-Madeline Bergeron 201-697-4333

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A word of thanks to all my Round and Square Dancing friends for all their prayers, cards and messages during my recent illness. Joe Maguire

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Camp OREEM KOLL

1/xit'a 99 Huguenot, New York

(a few miles north of Port Jervis)

TRAA

AVAILABLE FOR S/D WEEKENDS

(anytime but the 10 summer weeks)

the GYM is 110 x 160

the dining 400M which seats. 200 has a 4•age and is avaitabte as a second hat (R/V ?)

meats - seAved bu66et on 6amity sty& (choice is youits)

steeping accommodations - 8 on 4 in a 400M/ bunk beds bting own Linen/steeping bags

EXTRAS - in winter- cross country skiing/ rental skits available tremendous nature trails on our 2,000 acres of camp land

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Base Price - $60/per person includes: sleeping accommodations six meals use of all facilities

Contact - SCOTT MOSE Box 290 Staten 'stand, New Vokk 10304 phone - 212-987-4432

"A gAeat peace 04 a club to have a weekend If

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FOR INFO CALL KERB & CAROL ARKIN 201-227-4241

{-- 4E DANCE ADVANCED 2ND & 4THI ADNESDAYS WITH CARL IIANKS

AT VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL, MONTVILLE, AJ

WESTERN WHEELERS -- Patth Rictge, N.J. (QS) 2nd Wednuday 1st (ongtegationat Chwtch, 731 Pabcack Road

One of our members, Marie Meyer, has been instructing a group of young-

sters from the Bergen County 4-H SID Group. The dance sessions are Friday evenings at the Bergen Museum, Paramus-all teens in area welcome to attend. The students are progressing nicely with lessons with Bruce Vertun. They enjoyed their first dance at Christmas & since January on the 1st & 3rd Fridays, student level dances are held. This is an excellent opportunity for students to get the necessary dancing experience. For our regular

dances there is still lots of good dancing left in the season to enjoy -Join us. For further information, call 664-5056.

reporters - Mickey/Margaret Hohmann

g,(2 Ri What is missing??? An old eye-catching trick....but turn those same missing letters around and

GR Jj concerned about the future of your club? Your role as an officer? As a member? The smaller size classes? Whether we're teaching too much, too soon? Drop outs? Catch All Eights? Level identification? The reasonings behind them? The transition from graduate to club dancer? The proliferation of the + clubs and fewer Basic clubs? The future of Square and Round Dancing???????

If the answer is YES - plan now to attend LUST - the NNJSDA Leadership Seminar on Sunday afternoon, September 14, 1980 for an afternoon of dis-cussions devoted to the above with an evening of relaxed dincing afterwards.:

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GRAND SQUARE BOOSTER time is now thru February. Booster Tags, denoting a contribution of a dollar, may be pur-chased from your delegate & should be worn to all dances thru February. Class/Club support is solicited. Your voluntary contribution is a vital part of balancing the difference between advertising revenues & printing/ administrative costs. Each issue runs approximately $450 in the red. Other than this one drive, GRAND SQUARE is a

of your Association. The staff thanks you for your support. salutes the graduates - two deadlines

graduate names/address - Feb. 10 - club news, etc...

service issue