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PUBLICATION
OFFICIAL
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION 3 Churchill
Road Cresskill, NJ 076 6
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Rangers*Nerri rights*Mountsin Squares*P1 T Squares*Ocean Wames•Orange Sq.
Princeton Squ aaaaa Putnam Ptencers*Nmapo Squares* Reelers*PLichmond Dancers
Rocking Roosters*Rutgers Promnaders*Set Saw Squ aaaaa Shore Swinters*Shore
Svingers*Soserset Hills* Squares*Stairdusters*Star
Thru's*Staten Square Set
Sussex Spinnerr*Swingin
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Jim/Stell Doyle*Don/Lo
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Kerry/Mary Stormont
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S/D Shop*Perucci Creations*Suri Q S/D Shop..
We the executive board
of the Northern New Jere y Square Dancers Ansonia
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tival committee thank each and every one for
their support, encouragenent,and entbus..
ism of our first.MINI -FESTIVAL held
on Sunday afternoon and evening,
December 1,1974. Frank and
Lorraine Kooney,presidents
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ATTEND all Delegate Meetings (or have an
alternate attend to an emergency.
omptly REPORT NNJSDA activities to their club and
its officers.
PREPARE a display of NNJSDA minutes, etc. for
each club dance.
PICK UP ta DELIVER GRAND SQUARE, and all otner
materials from meetings, etc. for the club.
PRESENT & DISCUSS club problems with which the
NNJSDA might be of assistance.
REPRESENT the Association in all club matters.
DEVELOP an active interest in the NNJSDA by sortie)
at ion in presentation, discussion & solution ot the
tied matters coming before the organization.
PROMOTE the NNJSDA and its activities at all
times - at their club and elsewhere whe
the opportunity arises.
SERVE on the various committees
established for the benefit o
all member clubs and dancers.
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NNJSDA President - Jim & Joyce Kelly
RD #1, Box 224A, Basking Ridge, NJ
201-658-4271
07920
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Published bi-monthly Sept-May
10, 1990
AVAILABLE - March
February
5, 1990
DEADLINE
EDITOR
Doc & Peg Tirrell
3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ
07828-1698
201-568-5857
1 VP - Dick & Shirley White
93 Bryant Street, Bloomfield, NJ
07003
201-338-5803
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99 Stanley Avenue, Staten Island, NY
719-448-9761
10301
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Charlie & Kathy Porter
99 Stanley Avenue, Staten Island, NY
10301
718-448-9761
ADVERTISING EDITOR
Dot Loewenstein
77 Lincoln Avenue, Elmwood Park, NJ
07407
201-797-1934
Northern Area Reporter
Shirley & Bill Sherlock
28 Cooper Place, Harrington Park, NJ
07840
201-768-2152
08817
Southern Area Reporter
Helen & Frank Cavanaugh
113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ
201-985-1428
Western Area Reporter
Kathryn & Fred Hill
24 Hoagland Road, Blairstown, NJ
07825
201-459-4687
Distribution
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07888
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TYPISTS
Donna Anderson, Dot Loewenstein, Kathy
Porter, Shirley Sherlock
2 VP - Hal & Florence Margo
346 New Dover Road, Colonia, NJ
201-396-8869
070670-2822
Rec. Sec - Dolores Gesumaria/Tom Elm
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65 Loyola Place, Oakland, NJ
44 Cathy Ann Street, Wayne, NJ (T) 07470
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21 Crescent Road, West Milford, NJ
201-647 - 5208
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Treasurer - Greg & Karen Kushla
45A Garfield Apts., Edison, NJ
201-549-2458
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750 Coolidge Avenue,North Plainfield, NJ
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496 Kendrick Street, Paramus, NJ
201-444-6133
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So many dancers were leaving Y Squares early, TARAS & MAURIE BERLINRUT
decided to make the last few club minutes extra special. While the dancers
circle up and then interlock arms to the record "I'll See You In My Dreams"
club caller Brian Fugere & suer Peg Tristram join together in singing the
lovely words to the sane,- Many of thedancers join b Lire singing, but
softly as all enjoy the harmonizing duo. At a signal from Brian all Grand
Right & Left and say "Good night" to another. More & more dancers are now
remaining to join in this most meaningful end of a wonderful evening of
good fun and fellowship.
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Jim & Joyce Kelly, NNJSDA Presidents
Here it is 1990! Time surely flies by we
already have our airline tickets for the National Square
Dance Convention which is in Memphis June 28, 29 & 30, and
hope to see you there. If you need information give us or
Doc & Peg Tirrell a call.
The 1989 year ended with a fantastic Mini-Festival (our 15th festival).
Our sincere thanks to all who helped with this dance, expecially John &
Mary Aquino and Fred & Kathryn Hill. This, or any dance, could riot have
been such a success without the dedication of the folks we have in this
wonderful world of square dancing. Thank you all again. There were over
50 squares at the Mini-Festival dancing to Dean Crowell of TX and Tom Rinker of MA in the Plus Hall and our own Brian Fugere in the MAinstream Hall.
Steve & Wendy Bradt cued the Rounds. The Bradts surprised us with 2 spectacular dance routines, costumes and all. There were 29 clubs represented,
17 clubs having one square or more in attendance.
As we write this letter, Hal & Florence Margo, NNJSDA 2nd VP, are busy
planning our first dance of 1990; our student level dance. We hope you
supported the new dancers and "Angeled". We remember when we were taking
lessons how important our Angels were to us and how we looked for their
support as we ventured to our first few dances. Our Thanks to Belles &
Beaux for changing their dance date which enabled us to move the student
dance so it did not conflict with the Super Bowl.
This is the time of the year when your Club needs your support. We
realize how busy everyone is, but please say "yes" when asked to participate in your Club's activities. If all of us just danced, there would be
no square dancing. The NNJSDA Executive Board and Committee Officers are
always available to assist you with information or counseling. Please
support your club.
Look for us, we are hoping to see you at the New Jersey Convention,
March 24; the NNJSDA Special March 3] with Bill Harrison; and of course
at your Club.
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See you in a square! RD #1, Box 224A, Basking Ridge,NJ
07820
201-658-4271
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RANDY PAGE
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regular dance
BETSY GOTTA
Class level
regular dance
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HUGH JONES
DOT LOEWENSTEIN
- - directions - PIP to exit 11 . Up hill from ramp
(New Hempstead Rd) to r' light .
Right onto Route 45 to 151light .
Left onto Sanitarium Road to 314
parking lot . - Bldg "A" 3rd floor
Rockland County Health Center
info (201) 261-1047
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Member Club Assignments for 1990
As in the past delegates have been assigned to assist NNJ Officers:
1st VP - Bee Sharps; Cloverleafs; Colonial; Country Prom,; Covered Bridge;
Cross Trail; Hi Taws; Reelers; Isle; J & M; Kings; Leisure; Merri-8; Montville; Mountain; M.T.; Ramapo; Richmond; Staten Sq. Set; Sussex Spinners;
Valley & Western Wheelers.
2nd VP - Al"e"mo; Belles & beaux; Circle 8's; FAD; Harmony Dancers; Hix &
Chix; Kittatinny Rangers; Lakeland; Ocean Waves; Princeton; Rutgers Prom.;
See Saws; Solitaires; Spinning Wheels; Tenafly; Tenakill; Warren Wheelers
& Y Squares.
LIQUIDATION SALE
20% TO 50% OFF
Everything Must Go at
Your Left Hand Lady
DIRECTIONS:
Rt 80 or Rt 46 to
Rt 23 No to Rt 202 So.
Left onto Henry Terr.
Helene Bouchard
15 Henry Terr.
Off Rt. 202
Lincoln Park, NJ
201-694-9055
HOURS:
Monday & Thursday
5:00 to 8:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 to 4:00
15th NNJSDA MINI-FESTIVAL
The Mini-Festival held on Nov. 12, 1989, in Livingston, NJ was a great
success with over 50 squares in attendance. The calling of Tom Rinker,
Dean Crowell, and Brian Fugere along with rounds by Steve & Wendy Bradt
was a major contributing factor for this great dance. At times there
were 40 squares in the Plus Hall and 10 squares in the Mainstream Hall.
During the dinner break, we had approximately 12 squares dancing Al and
8 squares dancing A2 with Cl drawing 3 squares. Steve & Wendy Bradt put
on a fantastic round dance exhibition. Their dancing style and routines
along with their outfits were terrific. Of course, none of this would
happen without you the dancer and all the help from people like Fred/
Kathryn Hill, Gene/Jean Koenig, Jim/Joyce Kelly and Dick/Shirley White
along with countless others that helped make this dance one of the best.
John/Mary Aquino, Chairpersons
Thank you all very much.
L.U.S.T.
L.U.S.T. - Let Us Speak Together - will be held on Sunday, Sept. 9, 1990.
This year we would like to present as many topics as time will allow. We
would like to hear from you the dancer as to what subjects you would like
to have. If we have enough interest, we will find a speaker. We are planning to have certain topics repeated during the day so as to have as many
people as possible attend all subjects. Let us hear from you.
John/Mary Aquino, 496 Kendrick St., Paramus, NJ 07652; 201-444-6133
N.N.J.S.D.A.
MARCH 1990
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SPECIAL
Squares with Bill Harrison, Maryland
Rounds will be cued
See flyer for details or call 1st VP's
Dick/Shirley White - 201-338-5803
One square Is Fair
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1990 - POSTER CONTEST
OBJECT - to stimulate interest in S/D.
RULES FOR 1990 POSTER CONTEST
1. Any number of entries may be submitted.
2. ALL posters MUSTbe 11" x 17", done in black
ink on white paper/poster board.
3. Subject may be any S/D theme, as long as it
includes:
a. National Square Dance Month - September
b. Sufficient space left for information to be added by clubs.
4. Avoid "localizing" the poster to any one geographic area, as it will
be used in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania areas.
5. Mail entries to: Kathy and Charlie Porter, 99 Stanley Avenue, Staten
718-448-9761
Island, New York
10301
6. All entries MUST be received by June 2, 1990. Judging will be in June,
by members of NNJSDA Executive Board.
7. All entries become the property of the NNJSDA and may be displayed at
the National Square Dance Convention.
8. The winning poster will serve as the cover of the FALL GRAND SQUARE;
copies of the poster will be distributed during the summer for use in
promoting classes. The winning artist/s will receive appropriate recognition at a NNJSDA summer dance.
9. For further information contact the Porter's at the above address....
STATEN SQUARE SET
1ST & 3RD SATURDAYS
ROUNDS 8:00 -- PLUS PROGRAM 8:30
ST. ALBANS EPISCOPAL CHURCH -- 76 ST. ALBANS PL., S.I.
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RALPH TROUT/DONNA ANDERSON
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE MANNY AMOR/
SHIRLEY BELLOTTI
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RICHMOND DANCERS
INFO: (718) 981-1426
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RAY LEHBERGER/
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MARK FRANKS/
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cuer (p. 53) listings until this issue. Please note the
lists are the CCNJ & NNJRDLC MEMBERSHIPRosters and that
there are other very capable callers and cuers working at
local clubs whose names/addresses are missing. Our sincere thanks to Andy Koerner for preparing these lists camera copy.
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Myrtle Beach
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MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA
APRIL 19, 20, & 21, 1990
and
SEPTEMBER 19,20, 21 & 22,1990
DANCING LEVELS
MAINSTREAM, PLUS, ADVANCE, and C-1
April 1990
TONY OXENDINE, JERRY STORY
WADE DRIVER & DARRYL McMILLAN
and
JACK & GENIE WHETSELL
ED & CAROLYN RAYBUCK
September 1990
TONY OXENDINE, CRAIG ROWE
SCOTT SMITH, JOHN MARSHALL & TONY DiGEORGE
and
JACK & GENIE WHETSELL
JOHN & MARY MACUCI
Also
FASHION SHOW (Sept), SEWING CLINIC, CALLERS "RAP" SESSION,
and JOHN INABINET MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT (Sept.)
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GRAND SQUARE
BOOSTER time is
thru February.
Tags denoting
contributions of
of $1.00 are
available from
club delegates.
Club AND Class
support
is solicited. Your voluntary conNORTHERN NEW JERSEY
SQUARE DANCERS
tributions are a vital part of balancing
ASSOCIATION
the gap between advertising revenut and our
printing/Administrative costs. Other than
this one drive, GRAND SQUARE is a free service of your NNJSDA. No one on
staff ever receives any remuneration. GRAND SQUARE is a "Labor of Love".
OFFICIAL
POSLiLA Ion
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1990
we appreciate tne many nice words readers nave saia to us aster
reading page 54 of the last issue. to answer several questions most
often asked...NO, althougn we are retiring as Editors, we are not retiring from the activity.... nor are we moving away.
But there comes a time in everyone's life when it is change time and now seems to be the right time. Standing in the wings are another
overworked, tremendously dedicated competent couple who are willing to
become editors. They will, in all probability, make a number of cnanges
in GRAND SQUARE. And these need to be done. We are in the age of computers. It is only fair that the new editors have the choice of machine
and software.
But permit us to digress a bit. When GRAND SQUARE began in '59 it
was done in the style of that period - printed on one side of 8 1/2 x 11
paper. Succeeding issues were printed on both sides with a little club
news added and an occasional picture. The next editor kept the same
format with more clubs news, some articles and lots of line drawings.
When we were appointed editors after our year as NNJSDA Presidents, the
Board purchased, for the editor's use, a used Smith Corona electric
typewriter for $90 and gave us their blessings! We had a few new ideas
which a fellow camper/dancer, Charlie Bogart, helped bring into reality.
The format was changed to the present size with the first issue 16
pages! One thing that has never changed tho, is the belief that GRAND
SQUARE's primary purpose is communication and transmission of information within our square dance activity. As the NNJSDA has matured, so
has the activity...and so has GRAND SQUARE. It has been, and still is,
an interesting challenge and enjoyable learning experience.
The computer age has brought, and is bringing, about many new and
exciting possibilities for GRAND SQUARE. The publication needs an
Editor and Associate Editors who have the time and ability to sort thru
all these new conveniences. As our responsibilities as Executive Secretary of ROUNDALAB have exploded this past year. we realized the time of
decision was here. We know you will give Kathy & Charlie Porter just as
much support and encouragement as you nave given us.
After much research tne Porters have made a number of deuisions on
equipment and now are in the process of rearranging their home and lives
for this new challenge. The next few months will be a real learning
experience as they prepare for their new role in the sici activity next
fall. Please give them time to grow - just as we were given - those 25
years ago. We have the utmost confidence in their abilities. We are so
lucky they are willing to get involved!
The 1990's will be an exciting decade!
Doc & I look forward to
it
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Redeemer St. John's Ch., 939 83rd St.
AL'e'MO SQUARES -- Brooklyn, NY
2 & 4 Sundays
As we go into our winter season we look forward with great anticipation
to the many exciting events coming up. Our students are doing nicely under
the tutelage of Frank Pulice. [ED NOTE: By the way, Alemo's reporter
serves Alemo in dual capacity as Walter is also class coordinator.]
In December, we held our annual "Make a Child Happy" Dance. It was also the date when we opened our dances to students. There were Class Level
tips - as well as Mainstream and Plus.
We look forward to the NNJ's January Mid-Term Dance and the Convention
at Trenton in March. We expect to have a minimum of two squares at each.
We especially look forward to the comradery of the Convention and an
opportunity to renew acquaintances from last year, as well as members of
clubs which we've met during the year.
718-996-5848
Walter Lasky
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BELLES & BEAUX -- Glen Rock, NJ
1.3 & 5 Wednesdays
(MS)
Coleman School, Pinelyn Rd.
The season is several months old now and we are off to a good start for
1989-90. In November, over two squares gathered at the Broderick's home
in River Edge and enjoyed a chicken dinner Italian style. Then, everyone traveled to Westwood, NJ to raid SEE SAW SQUARES, which was using the
western Wheelers regular location for this night. The caller was Bill Wagner, who called a wonderful mainstream dance - using many interesting formations. Late in November, we had our annual Chinese Auction. There were
many great items and no one left empty handed. Once again we had a chance
to dance to a blossoming new caller, Dick Mazziotti.
We invite all who enjoy friendly and lively mainstream dancing -- to
join us at the Coleman School on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays.
(Ad on page
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Eleanor/Ted Graybowski
201-262-0306
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CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Haworth, NJ
(MS)
St. Lukes Episcopal Church
4th Friday
Were you present among the "Turkey Trotters" on November 24th? In
spite of the festivities of the previous day - a number of dancers turned
out to shed a few newly acquired pounds !!
In October, we raided Tenafly Squares with two plus squares and held
our Halloween Costume Ball. The Grand March included Charlie Chaplin, two
Draculas, Morticia, a tree, a Garden Service Man, Cleopatra, Li'l Orphan
Annie, a cave man and his woman, a Hawaiian couple, a cat, Lady Bug, Little
pumpkin and a Crayola. A good time was had by all.
Class co-ordinators report enthusiastic new dancer turnouts. The first
Tenderfeet Class Level Dance will be held in Haworth in January. Keep on
dancing and we hope you all had a Happy Holiday Season.
(Ad on page ;5 ) Linda Millian/Marie Koestler
201-265-6851
LAKELAND
Mountain Lakes Community Church, Briarcliff Road, Mountain Lakes
Club Caller — Bob Mitchell (1st & 3rd) Guest Callers (2nd, 4th & 5th)
MAINSTREAM WITH 1 PLUS TIP EVERY TUESDAY, 8:00-10:30 P.M.
PLUS WORKSHOP 8-8:30
Al & Gale Spinks cue Rounds — 1st Tuesday of each month. Early Rounds at 7:30 p.m.
* Lois Bichler teaches Line Dances — 4th Tuesday of each month *
January 1990
2 Bob Mitchell Happy New Year!
Al & Gale Spinks Rounds
9 Betsy Gotta
16 Bob Mitchell
23 Larry Davenport
30 John Kaltenthaler
Line Dances
Lois Bichler
-SCHEDULE-
February 1990
6 Bob Mitchel
A/ & Gale Spinks Rounds
Valentine Dance
13 Brian Fugere
20 Bob Mitchell
27 Larry Davenport
Lois Bichler
Line Dances
March 1990
6 Bob Mitchell
Al & Gale Spinks Rounds
13 Brian Fugere
20 Bob Mitchell
27 Larry Davenport
Soup Night
Lois Bichler
Line Dances
April 1990
3 Bob Mitchell
Al & Gale Spinks Rounds
10 Herb Conklin
17 Bob Mitchell
24 Pal Johnson
Graduation
Lois Bichler
Line Dances
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Info: Sonya & Sy 201-335-4971
Raid Chairman: Rita b Tom 201-464-9528
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Please wear soft -soled shoes!
Emergency Phone: 201-263-9771
CLOVERLEAFS -- Elmwood Park, NJ
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1st Friday
VFW Hall, 6 Veterans Place
HEAR YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE! TOM MILLER DANCE IS A SMASHING SUCCESS!!!
Cloverleafs does it again. 17 squares of happy people enjoyed dancing to
Tom Miller at our November Dance. We welcomed Hugh Jones (just back from
Hawaii) at our December Dance. We invite you to join ihe fun at future
dances. We are always looking for new members and anyone interested in
taking an office. Farewell to Billie/Ron Mueller, who have Cloverleafs
thanks for the excellent job they did as VP's. They have moved out of NJ
and we wish them well in their new location. Presidents John/Connie want
to thank everyone for their continuing support and help.
(AD on page 29) Frank/Allana Barr
201-226-8998
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NNJSDA BLOOD DRIVE - Sun, Jan. 21 at Delegates Meeting (2-5pm)
The Blood Mobile will be there from 1 2:30 on - plan to come early.
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2 & 4 Saturdays
COUNTRY PROMENADERS -- Edison, NJ
Herbert Hoover School, Jackson Ave.
So far this year our club dances and activities have been very rewarding.
We have been raided by four clubs, and in turn have raided four clubs...
thanks to our raid chair-persons Lenny/Millie Swearer, who deserve a well
donefor their efforts. A recent event brought home just how much good a
square dance club can do; this was a demo the club did at The Edison Nursing
Home. Several of the dancers said afterward they felt inspired by the joy
expressed by the wheel-chair bound residents, saying it was the high point
of their dancing this year. Our 2nd VP's, Malcom Wolfman and Elsie Bylockie
had the responsibility for making the demo arrangements with the Edison
Nursing Home...a job well done. Our club is sporting a new raid banner thanks to my better half. Our PLUS square dance class is successfully nearing completion on Tuesday nights in Edison High School with Dan Koft doing
the teaching.
There was some confusion at our November dance, when several people arrived to find the school locked and dark. Thanks to the quick action of our
past-presidents, Frank/Helen Cavanaugh, all turned out just fine. Our presidents, Mary/Joe Kapec wish to thank all members of the club for their cooperation with this year's refreshment program. Condolences to Ray and
Joann Muller on the passing of Ray's mother.
(Ad on page 31 )
Hank/Lillian Comeau
201-463-0255
HI TAW TWIRLERS
PUBLIC PHONE (201) 261-9887
NEW MILFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
ROSLYN AVE., NEW MILFORD, N.J.
JANUARY
23 Bob Mitchell
Nick Raspa
30 Manny Amor *
Ruth 'Werner
MARCH
6 John Kaltenthaler
Roy Gotta
13 Hugh Jones *
FEBRUARY
Doc Tirrell
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20 Brian Fugere
Roy Gotta
Nick Raspa
13 hugh Jones *
27 Bob Mitchell
Doc Tirrell
Nick Raspa
27 Bob Mitchell
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(201) 327-8695
In Memory
See Saw Squares sadly misses our own Jeanne Kupferman who lost her
valiant battle with cancer in August 1989. We share her loss with
Irwin and their sons and all the Kupferman family. There is an empty
place in our squares and in our hearts.
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COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nutley, NJ
(+)
Radcliffe School, 379 Bloomfield Ave.
Our class is doing very well under the able guidance of Dot Loewenstein.
Class co-ordinators, Jacques/Rose Godfrin are doing a terrific job of running the class as well....!
The Halloween Dance with John Kaltenthaler, was held at Nutley's Recreation Dept. Lots of interesting characters attended and the top prize
for costumes went to Russ/Laura Safar, Presidents of Cross Trails. They
were unrecognizable in their hobo outfits. First and second runners-up
were: Hazel Schaller & Frank Zintl. Hazel was dressed as "Minnie Pearl"
and Frank was the zombie waiter in the "Munsters". Larry Davenport and
his lovely wife came with the Kaltenthalers, so Larry and John called a
tip together. Real good !! Twenty club members got together and raided
Cloverleafs in November for the Tom Miller Special. It's always such a
pleasure to dance when Tom calls! Some club members even returned two
days later to dance with Tom again... this time at J & M Squares.
Congratulations are in order for the Duda's - on the birth of a new
granddaughter down in Texas. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Frank
Zintl on the loss of his mother. Hope everyone enjoyed the holidays and
we would like to wish all of you a healthy, happy NEW YEAR. Looking forward to seeing you on the dance floor in 1990... (If any dancers would
like to save the yellow Shop-Rite tapes for Betty Olier, she would really
appreciate it very much. Betty would like to obtain an Apple Computer
for her classroom).
(Ad on page 26 )
Frank/Betty Olier
201-661-1423
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2 & 4 Wednesdays
CROSS TRAIL SQUARES -- Caldwell, NJ
(+)
Lincoln School, Crane Street
Cross Trail Square people have had an exciting and busy fall. They
put on an exhibition in August at the United Club picnic in Cedar Grove.
We had several other clubs joining us for this event. In September, we
again put on an exhibit at the Roseland Historical Society Fair, with two
squares. In November, 9 couples enjoyed a turkey dinner at Fairfield Reformed Church & then went raiding the M.T. Squares in Avenel.
Since we all love to eat, we couldn't pass up a roast beef dinner held
at the St. Agnes Church in Little Falls in Nov. Thank goodness for exercise and square dancing. We raided See Saw Squares in Upper Saddle River.
With all of this enthusiasm-it's no wonder that we have 22 people taking
lessons this year. We hope they will join us next year.
Our New Year's Eve Dance at St. Aloysious Church in Caldwell is open to
any square dancer. See our ad !! We wish you all a happy holiday season.
(Ad on page 21 )
Robert Hopf/Evelyn Boucher
201-256-3409
Squares
Brooklyn, New York
1990 Winter Dance Schedule
Sundays
Jan. 14
Al Kaesler
Jan. 28 Frank Pulice
Feb. 11 Doug Kauffman
Feb. 25 Bill Anderson
Mar. 11
Betsy Gotta
Mar. 25
Frank Riviccio
Apr. 8
Dick P2svnlsky
Time: 8:00PM — 10:30PM
Level: Class w/ Mainstream 4 Plus Tips
Place: Redeemer St. John- Lutheran Church
939 83rd St5 RrnnIclyn, NY
Donation: $3.00 per person
Refreshments Served
OVER 10 HOURS OF
CLASS LEVEL DANCING
at the FOURTH
NEW JERSEY
SQUARE & ROUND DANCE
CONVENTION
Sat. Mar. 24, 1990 \\ Trenton State College
Ewing, New Jersey
10:00am to 10:30pm
Fees per person
$S thru February 2$,1990
$12 from March 1, 1990 and at the door
Please Indicate Club or Class Instructor
The ha will be called
APPROACHING MAINSTREAM
and the level of the hall will be
CLASS LEVEL
Plea Check the BASIC bra( on the ReejsirdfunForm
Make checks or money orders payable to SDCNJ and return this section of the form to the registrars:
Don and Pat Stephens, 674 Clifton Avenue, Toms River N.J. 08753
Name 1
Name 2
I/we would like to
VOLUNTEER
to help with
the Convention
Others being registered
Street
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Phone (
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No confirmation or refund after March 1, 1990. Cancellation Fee - $2. Proper square dance attire is
required for convention activities. NO taping at the convention. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for confirmation.
Directions will be sent with the confirmation.
Club or Class Instructor:
Please check if information is required:
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DANCER INFORMATION
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SQUARES
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❑ Mainstream
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Schedule 1990
DATE
JAN
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MAR
Al Spinks or Herb Rivkin cueing &
teaching Rounds. Pre-Rounds start
at 7:30 PM.
Lois Bichler cueing & teaching Lines
APR
Dancing Every Monday 8:00 PM
Albert P. Terhune School
Cyanamid Drive
Just off the Hamburg Tpk.
CALLER
NO DANCE
Ray Lehberger
NO DANCE
Bob Mitchell
Paul Brody
Plus
Plus
MIS
CUER
Al Spinks
Herb Rivkin
Lois Bichler
Al Spinks
Plus
Bob Robinson
Bill Heyman
NO DANCE
Dick Pasvolsky
5
12
19
26
MIS
Plus
M/S
Plus
Bill Anderson
Larry Davenport
Ray Lehberger
Fred Weiner
Lois Bichler
Herb Rivkin
2
9
16
23
30
M/S
Class
Marvin Northrup
Bob Robinson
5
12
19
26
Class
Plus
Herb Rivkin
Herb Rivkin
Lois Bichler
Kin rIA
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M/S
Mickey McFarland Herb Rivkin
Bob Robinson
GRADUATION
TEENAGERS $1.00 ADMISSION
Wayne, N.J.
1 & 3 Sundays
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15
22
29
LEVEL
F.A.D. SQUARES -- Maywood, NJ
(MS)
Amer. Leg. Hall, 113 E. Passaic St.
Seven squares of M/S dancers enjoyed the November Fashion Show, which
included studentmodels from Covered Bridge Squares - as well as F.A.D.
Squares. Two squares of students visited (from Spinning Wheels, Belles
& Beaux, Covered Bridge Squares and F.A.D.) and danced an exhibition tip
between M/S tips - this brought the total dancers to NINE squares. The
Fashion Show was sponsored by the Yellow Rock Shop anu ScveLai non-dancers
were also present, to view square dancing (possible new students!) and the
fun it offers to everyone.
By the time this hits print, our club caller should have returned from
a three week trip to Israel, with a stopover in London on the way home to work on final details for the group trip scheduled for summer 1990 (see
ad elsewhere)....
December found us with a guest caller and our holiday dance provided an
opportunity for our own class
show their proficiency at calls through
#48 !!! well ahead of the normal schedule of 48 calls by February, they
passed this goal in November. Be sure to look for their bright yellow badges at class level dances; ours will be in January. We know almost every
Sundaywill have a class level dance --- somewhere in our area.
Gond dancers are frequentdancers. Like any other skill, it must be
practiced.... We want to see all of the students on the dance floor as often
as pubsible.
ENJOY !!
(Ad on page 24 )
Daisy Orlove
201-444-1692
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Question: When is the NNJSDA Spring Fling for graduates?
Sunday, May 6, 1990 at St. Aloysius, Caldwell,NJ
Answer:
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2-5 pm
HARMONY DANCERS -- Mountainside, NJ
2 & 4 Sat-MS
1 & 3 Fri-+
Deerfield School-Sawmill Rd
The Harmony Dancers plan to start the year off in the appropriate manner by dancing out the old year and dancing in the New Year. A great time
is to be had by all at the festive New Years Eve dance. We owe a great
big THANKS to Mickey & Rosemary Biggs and all the others who were in charge
for the evening.
The hectic holiday season is over and we're ready to settle down to some
serious dancing each week to work off those extra pounds - the ones we picked up during the holidays. But what a fun way to burn off those calories..
Speaking of pounds, we all owe our refreshment chairpersons, Jean/Leon
Richtmyre and Shirley/Jim West, a great vote of thanks for the excellent organization of our refreshment schedule. It's no easy task to keep the refreshments flowing for thirsty and hungry dancers.
(Ad on page 48 )
Ken/Edna DeFord
201 -876-9061
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Church, Massachusetts and Grant Ave., off Knickerbocker Road, Haworth,
N.J.
GARDEN STATE SQUARE DANCE CAMPERS
What do the campers do in the winter? Some
go to warmer climes; some pore thru catalogues
for new equipment; others go along on raids to
our officers' clubs; all look forward to ouiannual Dinner Dance...while some are busy planning for our 25th Anniversay celebration.
Yes, it was 25 years ago that a couple dozen
couples met to form Chapter 001 of the NSDCAss'n.
Our first campout was at "We Got 'Em" (and all tenters added "rocks" to
the camps name after trying to pound in the tent stakes), in Stockholm, NJ.
A lot of fun filled years have flown by since then !! Come join us for
our next 25! Memorabilia of our 1st 25 yrs accepted by the Enos'.
Pres: Lee/Eleanor Gardner 606 Central Ave Carlstadt NJ 07072 201-935-6123
HI TAW TWIRLERS -- New Milford, NJ
(+)
New Milford Middle School, Roslyn Ave.
Every Tues.
Good dancing and friendship are still the attraction at our club, where
we keep on seeing new faces from various clubs. Thank you to all for attending our weekly "plus" dancing.
Halloween did not frighten dancers into staying home as our attendance
showed. Election Night also attracted many dancers who "elected" to dance
to John Kaltenthaler and Roy Gotta - instead of watching the results on
T.V. It sure beat those acceptance speeches! There certainly was more
That evening, we were very happy to
excitement on the dance floor...!
welcome and dance with a guest from Gothenburg (Goteborg), Sweden. Mr.
Christer Pernblad from the Gothenburg Square Dancers is an excellent dancer, who never missed a call! What a pleasure to know that Square Dancing
is popular around the world.
At this time, we send good wishes for a happy new life in Florida to:
Anne and Collin Killion and for a complete recovery to Sally Corcoran. We
hope that by the time this issue is published, Sally and her husband Dave,
will be back dancing with us. To Doug Hamilton, one of our vice-presidents,
we wish a swift recovery and hope he'll soon be "fit as a fiddle" again.
201-265-5948
Simone/Maurice Kaufman
(Ad on page 10 )
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Unless Noted Below Dances Are Held At
PLUS LEVEL DANCES
2nd & 4th Fridays
Somerset County Technical Institute
Vogt Drive, Bridgewater, NJ
Date
Caller
Theme
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Snow Flake Dance
Jan.
Jan.
12
26
Bob Mitchell
Dan Koft
Steve & Wendy Bradt
Steve & Wendy Bradt
Feb.
9
Larry Davenport
Valentine Dance
Steve & Wendy Bradt
I Nick & Carole Raspa
Karen Kushla - Early Rounds
Feb.
23
Frank Riviccio
Mar.
Mar.
9
23
Frank Riviccio
Steve & Wendy Bradt
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1990
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JANUARY 27 ROY LEBER
FEBRUARY 10 TODD FELLEGY
FEBRUARY 24 ROY LEBER
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8:30 - 11:00 P.M.
C-1 Altar Tip
MARCH
MARCH
10 HUGH JONES
24 TODD FELLEGY
APRIL
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(1/3 MS; 2/4/5 +)
VFW Hall. 6 Veterans Place
The return of fall and cooler weather started us off to another memor
able year of dancing. Thanks to the excellent tutelage of Dick Pasvolsky
and the enthusiasm of Frank and Allana Barr, wP have a mainstream and a
plus class well under-way. The new dancers, almost four squares strong,
are doing a terrific job with the help of our dedicated angels and we are
all looking forward to squaring up with them. The plus class, too, although fewer in number, is making up for it in ability.
Our Halloween party brought out the usual creativity and imaginative
costumes at both the club and plus class. Out of the ordinary, though,
was one mysterious personage - who made the rounds treating everyone at
Hix & Chix - while they tried, often futilely to identify the personality
behind the mask. November was ushered in by our covered dish supper with
each culinary effort more outstanding than the last. Needless to say, we
needed lots of dancing that night. We were also happy to welcome back Frank Boss, after his recent hip replacement. Another annual November favorite was our Marshall Flippo Special, as always a sell-out event/super
dance. Twenty of our club members raided Big-D, the end of September and
a couple weeks later 4 peripatetic couples joined a group traveling to
Hawaii. Can't keep us down on the farm! In November, we enjoyed the very
pleasant company of Lakeland Squares when they joined us on a raid.
As this is being written our thoughts and prayers are with our treasurer,
Mary Bielski, for recovering health.
Hix & Chix members wish one and all of our fellow square-dancers
a New Year filled with good health and much happiness.
201-444-5723
Kay Ballantine
(Ad on page 34 )
YOUR PRESENCE
IS REQUESTED
AT THE
COUNTRY ESTATE
COPECREST
IN
DILLARD, GEORGIA
DURING
THE 1990 SEASON!
Copecrest Resort, Justly famous for its Square and Round Dance
Programs, is pleased to announce a new addition for 1990.
Lord and Lady Fakett-Moore, Cattle Barons from England and
Colorado, have chosen Copecrest as headquarters for the season.
Lady Leslie Ann is a social butterfly, throwing the kind of parties at
which one MUST be seen. You'll be treated to a Cattle Baron's BBQ,
a Tea, and a Black Tie Dinner Party, for starters. Lavish food and
entertainment will be provided by the Fakett-Moores in the style to
which they are accustomed.
There's only one problem. Lord Willie has hired Inspector Justice
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AND INTRIGUE surround the Fakett-Moores wherever they go.
The Party starts, of course, the minute you walk through the door
on Sunday afternoon. You may invite your friends to crash the party.
Wouldn't you feel terrible if they missed the MYSTERY of it all?!?
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Sign me up for the following week:
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Address
City
State
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P. 0. Box 129
Dillard. Ga. 30537
404- 746-2134
IRONIA REELERS -- Randolph, NJ
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1 & 3 Fridays
Ironia School, Rt. 513, Dover-Chester Rd.
Hope everyone had a happy Holiday season and are full of pleasant memories. Now, it's time to begin the new decade with square dancing. We're
looking forward to seeing our class members at all the Class Level Dances.
Back in October, the Reelers had a farewell party for Jack & Pat Beyer.
They have left New Jersey for the sunny south of North Carolina. We're
certainly going to miss their smiling faces on the dance floor. When Kuntry Kuz'ns had their final farewell special in November, the Reelers attended with 221/2 couples. It was a great dance and everyone enjoyed themselves very much - we're going to miss those specials.
(Ad on page 26 )
Bill/Mary Ellen Kegel
201-347-6154
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1st & 3rd THURS
8:00 - 10:30
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Dec 21 :
Jan
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Feb 1 :
Feb 15 :
Mar
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Hanks/Bradt
Guest Caller
John Kaltenthaler/Bradt
PIE NIGHT
Hanks/Bradt
Carl Hanks/Steve Bradt
LOVER'S DANCE CmatRoy Leber/Brad-:.
Guest Caller
Dean Crowell/Bradt
For more info:
Bud/Fran Baker
272-6316
Gordon/JoAnn Eyler
763-7165
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ISLE SQUARES -- Staten Island, NY
(+)
2 & 4 Wednesdays
Christ Lutheran Hall, 120 Cleveland Ave.
Though the
out= id is frightful,
Square dancing is still delightful.
When winter doldrums are really bad,
There's still a great time, to be had.
For a Wednesday evening of dancing fun,
"Isles Square" is inviting everyone.
Come join us as we circle the floor,
We guarantee you'll come back for more.
Edwina/Gene Gosgriff
718-356-6067
23rd CT Square & Round Dance Festival at Bristol CT Eastern High School
SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1990
2- 9 PM
($6/person advance sale-Bev Rubelmann 180 Prindle Ave,Ansonia,CT 06401)
tickets (slightly higher price) may be purchased at door
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J & M SQUARES -- Elmwood Park, NJ
Every Sunday
(A-2)
VFW, 6 Veterans Pl.
Our Advanced classes with over six squares are coming along quite well
on Monday evenings with our caller/instructor Roy Leber. We still have a
need for angels and any member of an Advanced or Challenge Club is more
than welcome to come join us. Please contact our class coordinators -Walt & Berta Moffatt.
Our schedule for 1990 should be out shortly. Check our ads and watch
for out flyers for some exciting callers for the upcoming year. Come and
dance with us for a very enjoyable Advanced evening.
201-444-6133
Mary Aquino
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KINGS SQUARES -- Brooklyn, NY
(+)
Ft. Hamilton Presby. Church, 367 94th St.
The dictionary defines winter as the season between autumn and spring,
comprising in the Northern hemisphere - usually the months of December,
January and Tohtliary (the colder half of the ye;Ar). But 1 n ihp world of
square dancing, it's the period of comraderie, good cheer and lots of dancing. Our winter dances have been well attended by members and guests as
was our Christmas-Chanukah dance. This fall, we had a successful raid at
Staten Squares. Many of our dancers attended the NNJ mini-festival in
Livingston.
Past treasurer, Mary Neylan, has recently returned from a trip to New
Zealand and Australia. Also, congratulationsto George and Catherine Hughes
on their 50th anniversary.
718-998-5866
Charlotte/Irving Mandel
(Ad on page 23 )
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CROSS TRAIL SQUARES
"Where Square Dancing is Fun for Everyone"
2ND & 4TH WEDNESDAY
8:00 - 10:30
PLUS LEVEL
Rounds by Jeanne Brody & Nick Raspa
erS/D Workshop **R/D Workshop 7:30-8:00
Raid
Chaircouple - Meador 256-5414
Soft Soled Shoes Please
JAN. 24 BRIAN FUGERE - BRRRRII!
Warm up with CTS Fun & Fellowship
* FEB. 14 PAUL BRODY/BRIAN FUGERE - PURPLE HEART/DANGLE DANCE
( plus 2 mystery callers )
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Lincoln School, Crane St.
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LAKELAND SQUARES -- Mt. Lakes, NJ
Mt. Lakes Comm. Church, Briarcliff Rd.
Our current class is progressing beautifully under the apt tutelage of
Pal Johnson. We want to extend a BIG thank you to our class co-ordinators,
Les Jagger/Mary Lou Bagdanski, for all their hard work..and a special rub
to the halos of our angels for their support and encouragement.
Now...
let's ALL support and encourage the students from ALL the club classes at
the various Student Dances which will be taking place during the next few
months !!!
It's been a great fall dance season for Lakeland -- lots of guests and
lots of "special" dances. Halloween was especially fun! Everyone really
got into the spirit this year with some of the best costumes ever.... The
judges had their work cut out for them trying to pick the winners. Top
prize went to our talented magician and his assistant, Peter and Jean Kilzer, "good show". It's still a mystery as to whatever happened to those
Russians. Did you make them invisible, Peter? It's for certain no one saw
them on the night of their anticipated visit. Our annual Pie Night was
it's usual delicious success. Seven squares braved the tornado-filled day
to sample and stuff themselves on the bountiful array of pies. No one left
hungry that night !! The holiday season is now upon us and we look forward
to some jolly dancing this December. Of special fun will be our annual Amateur Callers' Night, with special emcee, Herb Conklin. We look forward to
some fine calling by some very talented future callers.
Lakeland Squares would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our
Square Dance friends a Happy and Healthy 1990 ! It's hard to believe that
we will shortly be moving into a new decade...a new beginning. A chance
for each of us to make a special New Year's resolution to participate to
the fullest in this wonderful activity of ours and to help recruit new dancers whenever possible. Let's make the 1990's the best S/D decade ever !
(Ad on page 9 )
Carol Francis
201-402-9039
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M.T. SQUARES -- Avenel, NJ
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Avenel Learning Ctr., Woodbine Ave.
1 & 3 Sat.
Since the last Grand Square report, we have celebrated most of the major
winter holidays. It is our hope that each of you enjoyed them as much as
we did. Our dances have been well attended which, needless to say, pleases
us very much. Being advocates of the 1 to 6 ratio of prevention to cure,
we will try to keep doing the good things.
Our raids led by the Koveds, is a good thing - our line-up of fine callers is a good thing - Peg/Joe Dockry, our Round Dance cuers and leaders/
teachers of our Round Dance club have been responsible for many new friends
regularly attending our dances and THAT IS A GOOD THING and we hope that
our attitude toward our guests pleases them because that is the bottom line
of all good things.We would love to have you visit us any 1st or 3rd Sat.
THAT WOULD BE A VERY GOOD THING.
(Ad on page 44 )
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MERRI EIGHTS -- E. Brunswick, NJ
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Hammarskjold Jr H.S., Rues Lane(October-May)
K of C, Pine St., Old Bridge
(June-September)
Our classes are well under way with 4 enthusiastic couples meeting every
Wednesday night at the Appleby School in Spotswood. The A-P-D workshop
that precedes the novice class has nearly 3 squares of us trying to overcome gender distinction (except for YELLOW ROCKS). Many of our A-P-D dancers help out as angels.
We have started off the season with some very talented callers from
PA and New York. Carl Hanks, Gleason Crumling, Ed Foote and Glenn Matthew
all reside in the Keystone State and Steve Forman comes from the Island of
Staten in New York. Our next few callers hail from Ohio, Connecticut,
Florida and Delaware.
Our Brown Bag Masquerade in honor of Halloween brought out the latent
creativity of many Merri-Eights; some looked better with the bags on! Over
20 families participated in our pot luck dinner, where everybody enjoyed
the opposite of a well-balanced, low-calorie meal.
We conducted our first raid of the season in November at the Y-Squares
with Brian Fugere calling in Chinese. Several more raids are planned.
Free dance tickets were pre.sented to Merri-Eights who participated in
four or more demos this past summer and fall. Those honored were: Julius
Bodnar, Fran/Ray Giegerich, Paula/Jerry Mosher, Ann/Harry Sorenson, and
Debbie Walker. We hope to see many more of our members earn this recognition next season.
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(A-2)
Presbyterian Church, 494 Rt 10
1,3,5 Wed
From Everyone at Mountain Squares, best wishes for a happy and healthy
1990 and remember your most important resolution - keep on dancing !!!
Member Loretta Hartford has been missing from the dance floor due to
illness and we hope her quiet smile will be back with us soon. Meantime,
we are glad that John has come along to dance and keep in touch. We hear
that J & M Squares' A-2 class is progressing well and we look forward to
meeting the class members shortly.
We have had good attendance at our last few dances and Joe (Landi) has
been putting us through our paces with some varied and interesting choreography. Remember, the welcome mat is always out at Mountain Squares and
we do hope you will join us for an evening of fun at A-2.
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OCEAN WAVES
-- Staten Island, NY
(MS/a- tips)
1 & 3 Fridays
Christ Methodist Church, 1890 Forest Ave.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you! First, to Isle Squares and
Richmond Dancers for raiding us on Nov. 17th and Dec. 1st. respectively
and increasing our coffers. Second, to the R.I.O.S. class for their
attendance at our first Student Level Dance. Third, to great callers
like (among others) club caller, Dick Pasvolsky, and local boy, Steve
Forman, who "go with the flow" of the Ocean Waves craziness. And last,
but definitely not least, the hard working, very supportive, small but
important group of members of Ocean Waves. This "Ship of Angels" keeps
us afloat, guides newcomers to square dancing through the murky seas of
dance confusion, and helps them practice dancing so they can dock safely
and confidently in the 3 plus "ports" (clubs) on Staten Island. Without
out little mainstream "Tugboat" it's just possible some new travelers
would be lost at sea and never make it to their destination.
(Ad on page 39 )
Judie Dahl
718-981-2812
WINTER. SCHEDULE - 1990
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WELCOMED - * PRICE
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PRINCETON SQUARES Mercerville School
MS-Wednesdays
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Fridays
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their ad on opposite page for locations/dates/callers/etc. Suffice to say
their MS dances are going great; many dangles earned; John Toll has everyone two-stepping into the New Year. Fridays have moved. afLer a farewell
dance the 29th to new location. Thursday advanced lessons with John Carlton
has them turning every which way but loose. John/Sherry Kephart have returned from their tour in Germany. The dance in Nov. to assist Carol Keifer
with Hospital costs was resounding success. Thanks to all. Happy Holidays!
Michelle McCarty 609-291-1314
(Ad on page 25)
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Fridays - 8:00-10:30 -Pre-Rounds: 7:30
Caller
Date
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Jan 26
AL KAESLER
Ron Rumble
Feb 9
Feb 23
JOHN CARLTON
MARK FRANKS
Ellen Fury
Ron Rumble
Mar 9
Mar 23
JOHN CARLTON
DICK PASVOLSKY
Ellen Fury
Peg Dockry
Apr 13
Apr 27
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Ron Rumble
Slackwood School - 2060 Princeton Pike - Lawrenceville, NJ
INFORMATION: Call Fred & Cathy at (215) 736-2088
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Jan 24
Jan 31
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GARY POTTS
BRIAN FUGERE
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Feb 14
Feb 21
Feb 28
BILL HEYMAN
JOHN CARLTON
DICK PASVOLSKY
JOHN CARLTON
Mar 7
Mar 14
Mar 21
Mar 28
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JOHN CARLTON
WES MORRIS
JOHN CARLTON
Arts & Crafts & Hobby Nile
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Valentine's
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St. Patrick's
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Mercerville School - 60 Regina Ave - Hamilton Square, NJ
NOTE NEW LOCATION & EARLIER STARTING TIME
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AMPLE FREE OFF-STREET PARKING BEHIND THE SCHOOL
8:00 - 10:30 PLUS LEVEL DANCE
730- 8:00 ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP
FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE 201 - 687 - 8411 OR 201 - 338 - 8252
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RAMAPO SQUARES -- Pompton Lakes, NJ
(A-2)
Christ Church, 400 Ramapo Ave.
We wish everyone a super terrific New Year. By the time you read this,
our New Year's Eve party will be a wonderful memory, with Hugh Jones calling. 1989 ended with some excellent guest callers and as always the round
dancers enjoy the cueing of Doc and Peg Tirrell.
Alan Ball has recovered from a broken ankle and we are glad to see him
back on the dance floor. We are looking forward to a change in format at
Ramapo for the 1990 year. Watch for flyers ! ! ! Our callers will be teaching a different C-1 call at each dance. It looks like fun! Come dance
with us. Our "Snowbirds" have all left us - to dance away the winter in the
sunny south and to visit our many former members who have retired there.
Remember the welcome mat is always out at Ramapo, the friendly club.
(Ad on page 7 )
Bob/Joan Mulroony
201-337-4060
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16 Wes Morris
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16 Dalt Young
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All
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2329
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2 & 4 Saturdays
Our Halloween Dance was filled with creatively costumed dancers: Lady
Godiva, complete with horse; the Baron & Baroness Von Ghoul from the
Transylvania Twirlers; Dracula himself in addition to a whole host of
other clever costumed dancers. The dance was spooktacularly chaired by
Les/Brenda Meyerberg with committee members Sam/Grace Ippolito and All
Lucille Ricca. We've been busy raiding too. Staten Square Set's Octoberfest, Valley Squares in Nov. and Ocean Waves with our R.I.O.S. Students
on Dec. 1st. The Richmond Dancers could not have been more pleased and
surprised when John/Mary Aquino arrived at our Nov. 11th dance with Texas
Caller, Dean Crowell who was calling the Mini-Festival the next day. Our
caller for the evening was Bill Heyman and he asked Dean to call a tip.
Mary sold quite a few more Mini-Fest tickets after that tip. Our best
get well wishes to Clara Friscia who is back in the hospital and to Sue
Valentino who is recovering from surgery.
718-948-8962
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2 & 4 Thursdays
Busch Student Center, Piscataway
The Promenaders don't seem to be able to make it through a year without some changes being made. Regretfully, one of our officers had to
withdraw from office, so we now have a new slate. Carol Levi is President, Sherrey Lynn Wood is VP and Russ Janiger is Sec/Treas. We wish all
of them luck, and promise our support for the rest of the year.
Due to scheduling problems, our dances still have no permanent home.
Please call one of the numbers listed below for information and directions.
We would like to thank Y-SQUARES for raiding our November dance. This
was our "class/club" level dance, so our class members not only got to see
our club in action, they were also treated to a raid. A good time was
definitely had by all.
The first delivery in the recent Promenader "Baby Boom" has been made.
Congratulations to Kathy and Jeremy Roden on the birth of Sean Jeffrey
Pearce. We wish them all the best of luck.
Mary Cottone Sellar
201-373-8863
Karen/Greg Kushla
201-549-2458
Heidi/Ray Schmidt
201-572-1284
[Ed Note] Reading about Taras & Maurie Berlinrut's ending to a Y Squares
dance on page 2, brought back memories of M.T. Squares in the 60's when
club caller Barney Hartenstein & his wife Virginia ended every dance in
similar fashion....leaving all with a warm glow of friendship. Several
callers we know do occasionally wind up an evening with a Good Night Grand
Right & Left. We always use a special "Good Night Waltz" mixer to wind up
round dance classes at our home.
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CLASS DANCES FOR 1990
JANUARY
Sat 13 Saturday Nite Live Woerner
8:00
Sun 14 NNJSDA
11 Callers
2:00
Sun 21 F. A.D. Squares
Loewenstein
7:00
Tue 23 Tenderfeet
Heyman
8:00
Thu 25 Silver Stars
Woerner
8:00
FEBRUARY
Fri 2
Y Squares
Koft
8:00
Sat 3
Saturday Nite Live Woerner
8:00
Mon 5
Spinning Wheels
Robinson
8:00
Sat 10 Harmony Dancers Young
8:00
Sun 11 Belles & Beaux
Brody/Heyman
2:00
RI.0S
Fugere
2:30
Thu 15 Hix & Chix
Pasvolsky
8:00
Sun 18 Covered Bridge
Woerner
7:30
Thu 22 Silver Stars
Woerner
8:00
Sun 25 CCNJ
many callers
2:00
MARCH
Sat 3
Saturday Nite Live Woerner
8:00
Sun 11 Belles & Beaux
Brody/Loewenstein 2:00
Sun 18 R . I . 0 S
Amor
2:30
Thu 22 Silver Stars
Woerner
8:00
Sat 24 State Convention
many callers
10am
Sun 25 Covered Bridge
Loewenstein
7:30
APRIL
Sat 7
Saturday Nite Live Woerner
8:00
Sun 8
Belles & Beaux
Brody/Woerner
2:00
Mon 9
Spinning Wheels
Robinson
8:00
Wed 19 Belles & Beaux
*Brody
8:00
Sun 22 Solitaires
Loewenstein
2:00
Sun 29 Covered Bridge
Pasvolsky
7:30
Mon 30 Spinning Wheels
*Robinson
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Caldwell
Maywood
Haworth
Pomona NY
Clark
Bergenfield
Wayne
Mountainside
Glen Rock
Staten Island
Elmwood Park
Nutley
Pomona NY
Caldwell
Bergenfield
Glen Rock
Staten Island
Pomona NY
Princeton
Nutley
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four class level dances with
*Saturday January 13
*Saturday February 3
*Saturday March 3
*Saturday April 7
Andy Woerner
at the.
Church of the Good Shepherd
Prospect St & New Bridge Rd.
Bergenfield NJ
8:00 PM with bells on
for more information call (201) 261-1047
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CLASS DANCE LOCATIONS
(201) 664-4482
Community Church
Maple Ave & Hamilton St
Glen Rock NJ
(201) 261-1047
St .Aloysisus Rec. Hall
CCNJ
219 Bloomfield Ave .
Caldwell NJ
Park & Recreation Bldg
(201) 667-8411
Covered Bridge
44 Park Avenue
Nutley NJ
F.A.D.(Fun at Dancing) American Legion Hall
(201) 444-1692
113 East Passaic Ave.
Maywood NJ
Harmony Squares
Deerfield School
(201) 232-5078
Sawmill Road
Mountainside NJ
NNJSDA
St . Aloysisus Rec. Hall
(201) 396-8869
219 Bloomfield Ave.
Caldwell NJ
R.I.O.S.
Our Savior Lutheran Ch .
(718) 448-9761
557 Bard Ave (corner Forest)
Staten Island NY
Saturday Nite Live
Church of the Good Shepherd (201) 261-1047
Prospect St .& NewBridge Rd
Bergenfield NJ
See Saw Squares
Old Stone Church
(914) 353-2987
E.Saddle River Rd.
Upper Saddle River NJ
Silver Stars
Rockland County Health Cntr
(201) 261-1047
Bldg "A" - Sanitarium Rd (off Rte 45)
Pomona NY
Solitaires
W . Orange Community House
(201) 354-0966
242 Main Street
West Orange NJ
Spinning Wheels
Albert Terhune School
(201) 337-8365
Cyanamid Drive
Wayne NJ
Tenderfeet
St .Lnkes Episcopal Church
(201) 666-1997
43 Massachusetts Ave
Haworth NJ
Belles & Beaux
The above information was correct as of this writing (12/1/89), however
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dance time and location just to be sure .
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Sincere thanks to ANDY (&Ruth) WOERNER who voluntarily spend
many hours gathering info for these two pages and then redoing
it for inevitable latecomers. The Woerners also publish a very
very comprehensive listing of all local dances - available by
subscription - for details call 201-261-1047.
CLOVERLEAFS
VFW - Veterans Place - Elmwood Park, NJ
First Fridays - Plus Level Dancing
Rounds at 8:00 pm
Squares at 8..30 pm
A-I Aftertip
Feb 2 - Glenn Matthew - pres. Night
Mar 2 - Joe Landi - Regular Dance
Apr 6 - Randy Page - Regular Dance
Doc & Peg Tirrell on the rounds
Info:
John & Connie
438-048
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SEE SAW SQUARES -- Upper Saddle River, NJ
1 & 3 Saturdays
Old Stone Ch. Ed. Ctr, E. Saddle River Rd
See Saws had bad news this past month. Laurie Mazziotti lost her mother
and our membership extends heartfelt sympathies. On a happier side, Joan/
Hank Nahass, our Presidents from Jan. through June 1990, just returned from
Hawaii. What was under those grass skirts? Heard you had a great time...
Congratulations are also in order to this reporter: two of three sons were
married. Steven was married in Louisville, KY in December and Arthur was
married in August. Of course, the proud papa (me) was strutting around
like a rooster. This reporter likes to include more of this kind of good
and unfortunately bad news occasionally so that everybody in the S/D community will be able to celebrate with us or sympathize with us. Please
pass along tidbits of information to this reporter.
We continue to have lots of fun square dancing. We just want to add
something about our displaced dance of early November, a M/S dance called
by Bill Wagner - called "Meet the Presidents". In addition to the Presidents (11 of Lhem), we also had a raid from Belles and Beaux and everyone
had great fun. See Saws conducted a snap raid with two sets, on Cloverleafs the Friday preceding our Presidents' Dance. We danced to the excellent & fast calling of Tom Miller. Pelham Promenaders were also raiding.
A lot of laughing, a lot of giggling & very little breaking down. Thanks
Cloverleafs and Tom Miller.
As of this writing, we are looking forward to our Chinese Auction and
later our Christmas Party where dancers are asked to donate unwrapped toys
...these will be turned over to the Dept. of Social Services for distribution to the needy and underprivileged kids.
We'll let you know in the next issue whether real snow joined Joe Fazekas at our January Snow Flake Ball !!!! Come and see for yourself.
914-429-4931
Irwin Kupferman
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Mystery Night
Jan 19 Glenn Matthew
Ron Rumble
Brian Fugere
Feb 2
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Deborah Benefit
Karen Kushla
Glenn Matthew
Feb 4
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Feb 16 Rob Bisey
Mark Franks
Mar 2
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Roy Gotta
Be My Valentine
Wearin" o' Green
Ron Rumble
Glenn Matthew
Ron Rumble
Joe Landi
Graduation
Russ Booz
Glenn Matthew
Ron Rumble
Carl Hanks
Karen Kushla Ice Cream Social
Jim Lee
201-254-7870
info: 201-251-2808
SOLITAIRES -- WestOrange, NJ
(MS)
W. Orange Community House, 242 Main St.
2 & 4 Sundays
Solitaires has had the pleasure of dancing to a wide variety of callers
so far this year. Our callers are to be commended for the many creative
things they do - to get everyone in the hall dancing, even when we're a
couple short for a square.
We wish a speedy recovery to Mary Bielski and Bob Jemison, who are both
missed at our dances. We hope to see them real soon. Solitaires would
also like to acknowledge the stalwarts who attended our first dance in
November and then, danced off to the Mini Festival !! That's a real show
of support for New Jersey square dancing!
Sue Tobiason
212-567-6075
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Glen Matthew
February 24
Manny Amor
March 10
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April 14
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April 28
Renew your "Plus" skills at Edison High
School: Call (201) 463-1426
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COUNTRY PROMENADERS
Herbert Hoover Middle School
Jackson Avenue, Edison, NJ
Hall Phone (201) 225-9815/9825
President's Phone (201) 574-9330
2nd & 4th Saturdays
SPINNING WHEELS of WAYNE, NJ
Every Monday
(1/3/5 MS; 2/4 +)
A.P. Terhune Sch., 40 Cyanamid Dr.
Halloween!!! What a night. Rainy during the day and the kids were all
dressed up with only the houses on the street to visit. But that night...
there was the Spinning Wheels Halloween Dance. We had jail birds, witches,
a patch quilt---and our presidents. If reverse dressing were all the rage,
this was it. Tom looked delightful in his beautiful red dress, Pennsylvania Dutch Cap, socks (unheard of for Tom) and sneakers. Dolores, for
the evening, wore Lhe pants and danced the lead. Thanksgiving has come &
gone and the holiday season is not far beyond. Bob Robinson is putting
our class of 22 students through their paces to prepare them for the first
class dance in December. Since there are no dances on evenings when the
schools are closed, this means that Spinning Wheels resumed dancing the
second Monday in the New Year. Double check our dance listing & you will
find that we have added rounds and line dances to our schedule. But if
there is snow, it may be a "no go"...so don't hesitate, please call ahead.
(Ad on page 14 )
Vince/Alicy Dymek
201-471-8829
THE NINTH ANNUAL
POCONO JAMBOREE
PLUS LEVEL DANCING
SEPTEMBER 7, 8, 9, 1990
JOE
FIORETTI
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FLORIDA
MASSACHUSETTS
ROUNDS BY
50 Zumwalt
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PRESENTED BY
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$127.004132.00
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per person
(depending on room)
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SQUARE DANCE WORKSHOP
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WEEKEND STARTS WITH
DINNER FRIDAY, 6:00 P.M.
DANCING STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.
FULL USE OF ALL FACILITIES
INCLUDING:
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
SWIMMING AND JACUZZI
SAUNA
BOATING & FISHING
BICYCLE RIDING
TENNIS COURTS
MINIATURE GOLF
Sorry! No Pets Allowed
—
INCLUDES
6 GREAT MEALS
(Including dinner Friday
evening and drnner early
Sunday afternoon)
2 NIGHTS' LODGING
ALL PRIVATE BATHS
COLOR TV
WINE & CHEESE PARTY
Cancellation Date: August 1, 1990
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(609) 443-3834
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(201) 297-7698
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Make checks payable to & mail to:
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REGISTRATION FORM
(No refunds after this date)
Princeton Arms North 2. #177
Cranbury, N. I. 08512
Please reserve a place for us at me POCONO JAMBOREE, September 7, 8. 9, 1990
Enclosed is our deposit of $30.00 per couple to hold our reservations.
PLEASE PRINT
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STATEN SQUARE SET -- Staten Island, NY
(+)
St. Albans Church, 72 St. Albans Pl.
I & 3 Saturdays
If you attended our Oktoberfest you'll know what I mean. This event
was a huge success and the accolades are still coming in. From the beautiful "Wilkommen" sign that greeted everyone as they entered our hall - to the knockwurst & sauerkraut, homemade German potato salad and apple
strudel...it certainly was a night to remember. Of course, with a great
caller like John Kaltenthaler calling a tip in German, how could we miss?
The Didleys and the Wielands (yours truly) who co-chaired this party were
happy to see everyone enjoy themselves so much. One of the door prizes
was a $50 gift certificate donated by the Hofbrau House Restaurant in Atlantic Highlands. Marie Dudley was instrumental in obtaining this very
generous donation. We thank all the out-of--state and local clubs who have
visited us, especially our good neighbors, the Richmond Dancers, who raided us with an impressive four squares.
We all know that One Square is Fair at an Association dance and the
Statens had two tall squares at our 15 Lb Mini-Festival.OuL banner was
proudly carried by our new inspirations Red & Louis Stevenson, our club
presidents. This made one of our favorite longtime members, Sila Dell'
Angelo, very happy and when Sila's happy - we know we're doing something
right. But wait, we're not done yet. Staten celebrated their 41st Anniversary with Brian Fugere calling wonderful tips. The Dell'Angelos and
their committee provided us with a real treat - something that many of us
had never seen before..."The Black Light Dance", a Staten original. The
Attanasios, Blaines, Dell'Angelos and the Johnsens glowed in the dark as
they executed their square dancing skills to perfection. I'm sure many
of us would love to take part in this at a future event.
A healthy, prosperous New Year to all our members and square dancing
friends.
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SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Sparta, NJ
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Sussex County Voc. School, Route 94
2 & 4 Fridays
Halloween time on the Sussex Spinners dance floor was full of spooks,
clowns, big babies and cowboys. Prizes were awarded to all of those who
dressed up for the celebration. New Year's Eve 1990 was the 20th Anniversary of the Gala event. John Kaltenthaler, Larry Davenport and Al and
Gail Spinks - led the celebration of the new year.
The raids to the Kittatinny Rangers, Ironia Reelers and the Leisure
Squares were very successful. We were welcomed to these dances by smiling
faces. We were very sorry to have to cancel our classes - due to a fire
at our Alpine School. See you at Sussex County Vocational School for the
greatest dances of 1990 !!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Suzanne/Bill Woodbury
201-627-7679
(Ad on page 53 )
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ROUNDS by the McLAUGHLINS/RASPAS and Selected Guest
Cuers.
CALLERS andSPECIAL EVENTS
(Please note M or +)
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4 DICK PASVOLSKY
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1 JOHN KALTENTHALER
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Mainstream and Plus
D13INFO: GLORIALBOB WYMAN,Pres.
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2nd Friday
TENAFLY SQUARES -- Haworth, NJ
(MS)
St.Luke's Episcopal Ch.
We had a surprise caller for our November Dance! The scheduled caller,
Vince Anthony, had a death in the family and was unable to be with us. Instead, we had Steve Forman from Staten Island, who gave us a very lively
evening -- with some unusual combinations and a new call "Ferris Cycle" which he created on the way to the dance. And Herb Rivkin did a great job
putting the round dancers through their paces. The students in our New
Milford Tenderfeet classes are progressing rapidly and before long will be
out for their mid-term dance with us.
Did you come to our Cookie Carnival and Snowman's Ball??? If not, we
hope you made a New Year's Resolution to come to the Pie Night and to the
Leprechaun's Leap dance. Look for our ad and flyers. Our new location
isn't that hard to find. Be brave and c'mon over !!! You'll be glad you
HAPPY DANCING in 1990 !
did.
Frank Poole
201-342-3375
(Ad on page 33 )
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&M SQUARES
A-2 Level Dancing - Sundays 7:00 to 9:30 pm
VFW - Veterans Place - Elmwood Park, NJ
Nick & Carole Raspa on Rounds
Jan 7
Jan 14
Jan 21
Jan 28
Feb 4
Feb 11
Feb 18
Feb 25
Mar 4
Ray Simons*
Betsy Gotta*
Ilugh Jones*
Super Bowl No Dance
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Randy Page
Roy Leber*
Bruce Busch*
Ilugh Jones*
Lee Kopman**
Mar 11 No Dance
Mar 18 Carl Hanks
Mar 25 Ilugh Jones*
Apr 1
Bill Harrison* Maryland
Roy Leber*
Apr 8
Apr 15 Easter No Dance
Apr 22 Mike Callahan* New fork
Apr 29 Ed Foote* Pennsylvania
May 6 Hugh Jones*
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** The March 4th dance with Lee Kopnian is a special CJ & A2 dance
C-1 3:00 - 5:15pm
A-2 7:00 - 9:30pm
John & Mary: 444-6133 Ball Phone: 796-9638 Milt & Vicki 886-2436
*C1 Aftertip (with these callers only)
TENAKILL TWIRLERS -- Cresskill, NJ
3rd Friday
(MS)
Bryan School, Brookside Ave.
Our "Share the Bounty" dance was a sea of blue and white with three
plus squares of raiders from Spinning Wheels, led by Pres. Delores Gesumaria and Tom Elm, Jr. Class teacher, Bob Robinson and his lovely wife,
all marched to WHEN THE SAINTS COME MARCHING IN, their heads topped with
glittering gold and silver hats -- stunning!
We are very sorry to hear that our Pres. George Meyer had broken his
leg. Be careful George and mend quickly, we miss you! We hope to see
you back on the dance floor by the time this issue comes out.
Thanks to T T members, guests and Spinning Wheels who donated 4 boxes
of food items to be distributed to Cresskill's needy. This worthwhile
cause was started four years ago by the Rellingers -- good job.
Our students are progressing nicely under Bill Heyman's tutelage. They
will be dancing soon - let's all come out and support them warmly.
Congratulation to our treasurer, Fran Wadel, for stepping into the callers circle at a Glen Rock Barn Dance.
Don't forget our February LOVE PIE night - LOVE to see you
(Ad on page 36 )
Gale Zawadzki
201-438-2976
National Square Dance Directory
The DIRECTORY contains info on over 10,000 square, round, clogging, & contra dance clubs in the U.S., Canada & around the world. It lists the type
of club, program of dancing, when & where to dance & a contact. Also included is info on festivals, conventions, callers, cuers, leaders, publications, organizations, sewing, crafts, products & services. GREAT for all
who travel away from home. It is available at most S/D shops or may be
ordered direct - $10. postpd - PO Box 54055, Jackson, MS 39288.
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1 & 3 Thursdays
VALLEY SQUARES -- Watchung, NJ
(+)
Bayberry School, Bayberry Lane
It's hard to believe that with the end of November, five dances are
already behind us. They have been good evenings of dancing, well attended and with at least one raid for each evening. Several nights had special
themes with the November TURKEY SHOOT a great success. Everyone enjoyed
taking his/her turn blasting away at a Duck Hunt Video game while one real
sharpshooting Raider - bagged a perfect twenty ducks to take home the evening's prize of a 14 pound turkey!
We were glad to see Len Campbell at our Thanksgiving dance and are very
happy to hear that Emma's recovery from knee surgery is going well.
Jeff and Katie Davis have joined Valley after completing Valley sponsored MS and Plus lessons. Welcome home.
Our raiding schedule remains strong. We have returned the favor seven
(7) times by November's end. Let's all keep up the good work and support
our activity.
(Ad on page 19 )
Jeff/Mickey Stevens
201-356-1692
Tenalsill Twirlers
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BRYAN SCHOOL - BROOKSIDE AVENUE
CRESSKILL, NEW JERSEY
WITH
FEB. 16 "LOVE PIES"
MAR. 16 COVERED DISH
APR. 20 DANCING AT ST. LUKE'S
EPISCOPAL CHURCH- MASSACHUSETTS AV. & KNICKERBOCKER RD.
HAWORTH, NEW JERSEY
John Kaltenthaler on Squares
Tirrells on Rounds
ENAKILL
3rd Friday
Rounds 8 p.m. Squares 8:30 p.m.
1 & 3 Thursdays
JOIN THE FUN GROUP
(MS/+)
WARREN WHEELERS -- Port Murray, NJ
Mansfield Elem. School, Rt. 57
It's working! It's working! What's working? The Progressive PLUS
workshops at every Warren Wheelers dance. At the beginning of each dance,
president Jim Breslin, supplies the caller for the evening with a list of
all PLUS movements that have been taught so far, the caller then reviews
these movements and adds one or two new ones (depending on the complexity).
All PLUS movements thus taught and reviewed are then incorporated into the
dance for the evening. As a result, we cannot, in all honesty, continue
to list Warren Wheelers as a Mainstream club.
In addition to bringing up our dance level, we are adding several theme
dances. "Pie Night" in October turned up so many pies that there was almost one pie per person!Our Christmas Dance promises to be well attended
and in 1990, we plan a "Ring in the New Year" dance, a "T-shirt" dance in
April and a covered dish dinner - to close out the year. Join us
'
The "bread basket" was back again in November. It is a picnic basket
full of homemade breads and jellies, donated by Ester Wasser. It went
home with a visitor from Poconos Squares. Until next time-Happy Dancing!
201-537-2564(home); 534-9006(work)
Mary Snyder
(Ad on page 2 )
7th Canadian National
Square & Round Dance Convention
CONVENTION '90
JULY 26, 2Z 28
VANCOUVER TRADE 4 CONVENTION CENTRE
CANADA PLACE IN VANCOUVER 8R , TISN COLUMEDA
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Write: Convention '90
IT Box 2625
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2 & 4 Saturdays
WESTERN WHEELERS -- Westwood, NJ
(+)
Methodist Church, Kinderkamack Rd/Bergen St.
We completed two successful theme raids. At Silver Stars, a champagne
toast was led by Reginald VanHoot & Maidservant Priscilla (the Rogers) joined by Count & Countess VonKolb, Marquis & Marchioness Van deKerner,
Baron & Baroness Bachmann, Archduke & Duchess VanKlotz and Lord & Lady
Sherlock. At Covered Bridges, Reginald was fortunate to have Marquis &
Marchioness de LaMarche, Il Duce & Duchess Musante, Herr & Frau Schlegel,
Khedive & Khedivess Kerner and all royal members of the House of Wheelers.
Many uncostumed Western Wheelers also supported these raids.
Halloween dance was fabulous; so many exciting costumes! Prizes (dinner for one) were awarded to Abe & Mrs. Lincoln (Occhipinti & Shierlitz),
Zza & the Judge (Nahass'), Count Dracula & Cat Lady (Klotz's) and Scarecrow & Farmer (Bachmann's). The Daigreponts and Barretts deserve highest
compliments on outstanding decorations. Those tombstones and "ghostly"
sounds sure set the mood for the "spooky" ucualun
Turkey Shoot...Leo Rogers won the first turkey with his first throw of
the dart. Bob Sly, Al McPherson & Henry Kolb also took home birds. The
worst dart thrower, Joe Salzman, was presented with a lovely duck!
This year, as our thankyou to United Methodist Church, we sponsored a
Barn Dance. Andy Woerner put together an evening of real fun, including a
great line dance and ending with a lively "Virginia Reel". Again, two
squares of Western Wheelers came to help! We salute you people who come
out for these special events and put so much conscientious effort into
making them really successful. What a group of GOOD SPORTS! What dedication!Come "enjoy" with us, you'll like us, the "FRIENDLY CLUB"'''''
(Ad on page A5 )
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201-261-3912
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FOURTH
New Jersey Square & Round Dance
Convention
Saturday
March 24, 1990
Trenton State College
Ewing, NJ
10:00 am to 10:30 pm
Fees per Person
$11January 1, 1990 thru February 28, 1990
$12 from March 1, 1990 and at the door
Make checks or money orders payable to SPCNJ and return this section of the form to the registrars:
Don and Pat Stephens, 674 Clifton Avenue, Toms River N.J. 08753
Name 1
l/we would like to
VOLUNTEER
to help with
the Convention
Name 2
Others being registered
Street
Town
State
Phone (
Zip
Amount Enclosed $
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No confirmation or refund after March 1, 1990. Cancellation Fee - $2. Proper square dance attire is
required for convention activities. NO taping at the convention. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for confirmation.
Directions will be sent with the confirmation.
Please check if information is required:
❑ RV Parking
❑ Overnight Accommodations
For office use only qs
Date:
Number.
DANCER INFORMATION
Nose Check ALL that apply
SQUARES
❑ Basic
f-1 Mainstream
❑ Pius
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❑ A2
❑ C1
❑ 02
❑
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ROUNDS
❑ Phases I & II
❑ Phases III & IV
❑ Phases V & Vi
OTHER
❑ Contra
❑ Folk Dance
❑ Clogging
❑ Line
LEADER INFORMATION
Please Check ALL that apply
❑ Squares ❑ FnIk Dance
❑ Rounds ❑ Clogging
❑ Contra ❑ Other
Leaders MUST register by December 1,1989
to be scheduled. Leader questionnaires will be
mailed upon reciept of this registration form.
Leaders need not send any money at this time.
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(MS)
Clark Krumpf School, Mildred Terr.
2 & 4 Fridays
It's hard to believe it is already 1990 and we are into the second half
of the dancing season. We have had several clubs raid us and I'm sure
they agree Y Squares does indeed dance for fun! If we haven't already
visited your club, we'll be seeing you soon. Our Raid Chairpersons keep
us busy dancing. Our class, with Dan Koft teaching, is doing well and
should be ready to join us this spring.
We hope your holidays were great and that 1990 is a year filled with
See you in a Square.
joy, peace and great dancing.
(Ad on page 29 )
Jean/Gene Koenig
201-276-8049
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Jan. 6 New Year's Dance
20 Crazy Hat Dance
Feb. 3 Officers' Dance
17 Pajama Dance
Mar 3 Hot Dog Night
17 St. Patrick's Day Dance
Apr. 7 Spring Fling
21 IRS Poverty Dance
May 5 Maypole Dance
19 Aloha Dance
7:30pm Workshop
8:00pm M.S. & PLUS alternating
Information: 717-424-9403
or: 717-897-6784
Please support out advertisers.
From
The Dahl House
SHRINK SAC
No, that doesn't mean a osychiatrist's bed. I just
didn't know what else to call this item.
I needed to make shrink sacs because I got lucky at a
flea market and bought rolls and rolls of fancy trim good to
use on square dance outfits. I went home with at least four
huge shopping bags stuffed full of lovely but "undetermined
fiber" trimmings. In order to test the suspicious ones, I
sewed a 45" length of each across (from selvage to selvage)
a piece of nylon netting-like fabric. You could use a 1 yd
width of regular nylon netting (which is sold 2 yds. wide).
Out of about 20 trims that I machine washed & dried, all but
one shrank. That meant I had to pre-shrink all these trims
before using them on non-shrinking fabric to avoid that
awful "puckering" after washing the finished garment.
Now we all know what hap -yens when we throw panty hose
in the washing machine. Knots! If you already have a wash
bag for panty hose, you could pre-shrink trim in that. If
you're like I was you just stood and unknotted your panty
hose and hung them to dry.
But the idea of unknotting yards and yards of 19 different trims set me in a panic. That when desperation
turns to creativity. J. made half a dozen bags because of
the volume of sewing I do, but if you're the average home
sewer one bag will be enough. I used 14" zippers and fabric
45" x 18", but you can make a smallFRoloishi er bag. I folded my fabric in half
Sa_06.E" ED6g'S
and used the selvage edges for sew' in in the zipper, centering it.
Then I "French Seamed" the 2 side
seams (to avoid fraying in my case,
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I had 20 yds. each of 3 different narrow trims. I was very
careful "not to knot" thr trim before putting into the bags
but I was still wondering what would happen after all that
tossing about in the washer & dryer. They not only did not
knot, they hardly changed position at all and were softer
too (use fabric softener). I rewound the trims
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The Delaware Valley Federation of Square & Round Dancers &
the Square Dance Council of New Jersey are jointly funding ..)/
a dedicated Phone Number for S/D info in NJ - 609-298-8828
with Jim/Doris Howatt currently manning the phone.
In New England the S/D Foundation of New England has acquired the
management and asset of their area "Learn to S/D" #800 operation
with the project's founders Ray/carole Aubut as chairmen. Many area
dancers/clubs made donations to get this "800# Fund" established.
LEGACY is also investigating an 800 number for the S/D activity. Roy & Betsy Gotta are members of this committee.
Newest Square Dance MAIL ORDER CATALOG 0 from Shirley's
...contains all our Pattern Pieces, plus newest Authentic, C&C,
F. Burrus, Sue's Skirts, Kentucky Ruffles & Kwik-Sew patterns.
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The callerlab 1989 balloting for the Bd.
of Governors has resulted in the election
The International Association
of: Gregg Anderson, CO; Bob "Fatback" Green,
of Square Dance Callers
AL; Jerry Junck, NE: Bob Wilson IL; and the
re-election of Betsy Gotta, NJ; Ernie Kinney, CA; John Marshall, VA; &
Keith Ripeto, WV. Congratulations to each of these well-qualified callers.
Other members of the Board includes: Red Bates, Don Beck, Jack Berg, Stan
Burdick, Daryl Clendenin, Norm Cross, Bill Davis, Herb Egender, Max Forsyth, Jim Hayes, Larry Letson, Melton Luttrell, Martin Mallard, Eddie Mayall, Jim Mayo, Darryl McMillan, Bob Osgood, Tony Oxendine, Mike Seastrom,
Mike Trombly & Francis Zeller. John Kaltenthaler serves as Executive Secretary & George White as Assistant Executive Secretary.
Bill Higgins, Chairman of the Callerlab Round Dance Committee, is pleased
to announce that the Round of the Quarter for the first Quarter of 1990
is "Edelweiss", (Grenn 17124, Old 14099 & 17035). Callerlab hopes most
clubs will use these selections in their dance programs. Squares and
Rounds belong together and Callerlab encourages full participation in the
Round Dance Program.
Tom Sellner, Chairman of the Callerlab Plus Quarterly Selection Committee, announces that the call RECYCLE THE DIAMOND was selected as the Plus
Quarterly Selection for the period beginning Nov. 1st.
RECYCLE THE DIAMOND
Starting Formation: Normal Diamonds (either left or right)
Action: Points Cross Fold as the centers do a Diamond Circulate then Fold
Ending Formation: Facing Couples
Timing: 4 Beats
SLIP OUT OF A DIAMOND is the other Plus Quarterly.
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(:) Classic Committee work with CALLERLAB in selecting
the Phase II Round of the Quarter. Working in conjunction with Eddie's and Bobbie's Records, any phased round dance, whose
record is available in sufficient quanitites, will he considered. The
Rounds of the Quarter for the first quarter in 1990 are as follows:
Phase III - I'll Be The One - Fred/Gail Jabour (Mercury 888650 flip of
De Ja Vu). Phase TV - Venus - Rod/Susan Anderson (Eric 178; Collectables
1154; MCA D 2623). Phase V & VI - To Be Announced. Classic - Street
Fair - Paul/Laura Merola (Ranwood R-916). Cue sheets are available by
request from ROUNDALAB Office, 3 Churchill Rd, Cresskill, NJ 07626-1698.
The ROUNDALAB membership has established a "ROUNDALAB Golden Classic
List" of dances that have been on the List for 5 consecutive years. Once
a dance becomes a Golden Classic, it can no longer be considered for the
Current Classic List.
A Continental Goodnight
Answer Me
Autumn Leaves
Birth of the Blues
Dancing Shadows
Dream Awnile
Elaine
Feelin
Folsom Prison Blues
Frencny Brown
Green Door
Hold Me
Hot Lips
Lovely Lady
Mexicali Rose
Moon Over Naples
My Love
Reviere de Lune
Roses for Elizabeth.
Spaghetti Rag
Street Fair
Take One Step
Tango Marmite
The Singing Piano Waltz
Tips of My Fingers
Very Smooth
Walk Right Back
Waltz Tramonte
Wyoming Lullaby
Murbach
Palmquist
Moss
Parrott
Arnfield
tills
Highburger
Barbee
Peterman
Tetzlaff
Procter
Reilly
Highburger
Palmquist
Stapleton
Ofuwnyard
Procter
Palmquist
Bliss
Gniewek
Merola
Lehnert
Smith
Marx
Palmquist
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Following procedures adopted by the membership, ROUNDALAB is currently
conducting its Classic Ballot poll in 1990. Results will be announced
at the Annual Convention in Menphis, TN this coming June.
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LEGACY members are aware that square
dancers are about to enter a new decade,
the last of this century. Already the
ACVtheme for the next LEGACY meeting, in
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Wisconsin in 1991, has been chosen,
THE FUTURE
"Square Dancing Rockets Into the Nineties."
Members will discuss their "mission," "blasting off" with new classes,
and many other phases of the activity. A main LEGACY goal since the inception of the organization in 1973 has been to preserve, protect and
perpetuate square dancing. Square dancing, to LEGACY trustees, is a
generic term which includes square, round, contra, folk, traditional and
clogging, all aspects of the activity. LEGACY committee members are working now on ways to accomplish this goal, revising the "Leadership Training
Manual" and encouraging areas to schedule Mini-Legacy meetings, taking a
survey of dancer numbers, reporting on the findings of the survey conducted in 1989, publishing a "Club Leadership Journal" to strengthen our clubs,
planning for Square Dance Month 1990. These are only a few of the present
committee projects now in progress.
Square dancing may see a surge in membership as the baby boomers mature
in the 90's and seek social activity to contrast with their high-tech job
responsibilities. LEGACY trustees will seek to prepare themselves and
all square dancers to meet this moment when it arrives and to welcome
these new dancers into the activity. LEGACY membership is open to square
dancers who have served 3 years as leaders. An associate membership is
available to individuals and associations who are interested in the goals
and wish to receive LEGACY publications. Inquire from Al/Vera Schreiner,
1100 Revere Dr.. Oconomowoc, WI 53066
THE FAS'
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1989/90 Dancing Schedule
2nd and 4th Saturdays
Rounds at 8:00 Squares 8:30
Information 20 1-39 1-0248
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New dancers may not realize it, but the New Jersey Square
Dancers selected a state S/D costume a few years ago. NNJSDA
has a special chairman to help anyone select material, secure
patterns, etc, etc. Contact Rose Ericson (see page 2). New
York & Pennsylvania have recently selected state S/D outfits.
All member organizations of the SDCNJ sent representatives to
the Oct. Annual Meeting.
Although unable to attend, Steve/
Dorothy Musial, Gen. Ch. of the 26th NSDC, sent word that their
Exec. Bd. was donating $1000 to the SDCNJ to promote S/D education. Tex/Margaret Shipman, Gen. Ch. of the 3rd NJS&RDC turned
over surplus funds of more than $3000 to the Council. Through
discussion the delegates voted to:
1)continue funding a class newsletter program begun in the Bucks-Trenton
area by Joan Lechner and encourage other areas to follow suit if editors
could be found.
2) investigate and promote the Bucks-Trenton Dance Around and the NNJSDA
Freeloader Programs which encourage new grads to dance MS during the summer.
3)to help Penn-Jersey defray the cost of a Leadership Seminar, conducted
by Stan Burdick next May.
4) to share costs with the Del Val Federation for a S/D information phone
number that is currently in the Howntt's home #609-298-8828.
5)encourage delegates to submit other proposals indicating estimated
expenditures of other projects for the promotion of the overall S/D activity in their areas. All current projects will be reviewed annually.
New officers elected were Roy/Betsy Gotta, Ch.; Dave/Wendy Roberts, Vice
Ch.; Charlie/Kathy Porter, Treas.; Tex/Margaret Shipman, Secys. Ken/
Helena Robinson, Ch. of the 4th NJS&RDC, announced there would be some
programming changes for this coming year; a hall specially geared for
students will be renamed "Approaching Mainstream." Special flyers for
students will be distributed to all classes. The Holiday Inn in Princeton
has offered Convention attendees a special rate. For details in making
reservations, call Don/Stephens at 201-348-3433 or the Robinson at 201874-5830. The Mid-Year meeting of the Council will be held on Sat morning, Feb. 3, 1990 followed by a Convention meeting.
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your favorite angel and your class
Besides dancing, workshops, fashion shows,
entertainment, shops the National S/D Convention
offers a tremendous Educational opportunity for
attendees. There are seminars, panels, clinics,
a bid session, Showcase of Ideas, publications
display, and an organizational round table.
Topics discussed in the various seminars and
panels cover a wide range and are staffed by knowledgeable dancers. Here
is an excellent opportunity to gather information to help your club
meet others with similar concerns and work on solutions. All are a part
of your admission fee to the NSDC. You can participate in one or as many
as you can schedule into your 24 hour day.
Plan now to attend the NSDC in Memphis. Need a registration form? Call
Call Doc/Peg Tirrell 201-568-5857. Some of the hotels are already filled;
they have a listing to share with interested dancers. See you there.
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MANNY & GAIL AMOR
BILL. & DONNA ANDERSON
VINCE. & BETTY ANTHONY
783 LAKEVIEW DRIVE
215 POTTER AVE.
15 SPENCER PLACE
LAKEWOOD
NJ 08701 (201) 364-5438
STATEN ISLAND NY 10314 (718) 727-5141
GARFIELD
NJ 07026 (201) 773-8674
LOIS & LEO BICHLER
PAUL & JEANNE BRODY
JOHN CALLAHAN
BURT CAPLAN
HERB & BERTHA CONKLIN
SANDY COREY
LAURA & MARCEL DELAGE
STEVE & MORGEN FORMAN
BRIAN & MADELINE FUGERE
7614 AMBOY ROAD
9 ARLINGTON PLACE
529 VRIESENDAEL RD.
23 MORSELL PLACE
43 MCKINLEY AVE.
1305 WHITE HILL RD.
23 KENDALL AVE..
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FAIR LAWN
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EDISON
BETSY & ROY GOTTA
2 LAUREL PLACE
NO. BRUNSWICK NJ 08902 (201) 249-2086
BILL & PEGGY HEYMAN
JIM & DORIS HOWATT
AL & CAROL KAESLER
HOWARD & JANICE KAPLAN
KATHY & KENNY KLEIN
DAN & KATHY KOFT
DOT & GEORGE LOEWENSTEIN
271 GREENWAY ROAD
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83 LENOX ROAD
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BOB & MADELON ME.RKLER
DICK & LOIS MEYERS
BOB & DIANE MITCHELL
RANDY & FRAN PAGE
DICK & JO ANNE PASVOLSKY
FRANK & LILLIAN PULICE
FRANK & JEAN RIVICCIO
947 RENSSELAER AVE.
115 MOHAWK DRIVE
17 COTTONWOOD CT.
14 BOXWOOD LANE
RD#6 BOX 722
143 GIBSON AVE.
62 FLORENCE PLACE
STATEN ISLAND NY 10309 (718) 948-8962
CRANFORD
NJ 07016 (201) 276-7986
STOCKHOLM
NJ 07460 (201) 697-1423
DANBURY
CT 06810 (203) 794-0053
BRANCHVILLE
NJ 07826 (201) 948-3878
STATEN ISLAND NY 10308 (718) 984-7325
STATEN ISLAND NY 10309 (718) 356-5323
BOB & PAULINE ROBINSON
BURT & LINDA SCHAIN
LILLIAN SCHAYER
CRAIG & VICKI SHERMAN
STAN & JEAN SIKORA
STUART & JANET SUMMERS
BRUCE VERTUN
FRAN WADEL
ARNOLD & MARILYN WALKER
FRED & SONYA WEINER
BUD WEISEN
ANDY & RUTH WOE.RNER
9 WORCESTER DRIVE
6 JADE STREET
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CLIFTON
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Recording Secretary
Vice President
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
President
Membership Chairman
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NY 10962
NJ 08857
NJ 07936
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NY 10591
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(718) 356-2208
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(201) 679-8996
(201) 887-0974
(914) 962-6779
(914) 631-6178
(718) 948-3389
(201) 494-1456
(201) 445-7398
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(201) 530-0613
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(914) 232-8699
(201) 227-6955
(201) 385-4228
(718) 258-6957
(212) 653-2700
(201) 350-8177
(201) 261-1047
When JIM & JOYCE KELLY
graduated from Somerset
Hills class in '82, bet
they had no idea how S/D
would change their lives!
Within a short time they
became involved & served
their mother club in various capacities. Then
they were asked to serve
the NNJ - as 2 VP in charge
of classes; later as 1VP
in charge of dances. We
welcome them as Presidents.
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MOUNTAINSIDE, N. J.
1990 SCHEDULE
PLUS LEVEL - 1st & 3rd FRIDAYS
CALLER
DATE
John Carlton
Jan 5
Manny Amor
Jan 19*
*Winter Warmup
Betsy Gotta
Feb 2
Brian Fugere
Feb 16
Bill Heyman
Mar 2
Drew Scearce
Mar 16
(Nationatcmter)
Dalt Young
Apr 6
Wes Morris
Apr 20
CUER
Roy Gotta
Nick Raspa
Roy Gotta
Nick Raspa
Jean Kellogg
Nick Raspa
Jean Kellogg
Nick Raspa
MAINSTREAM LEVEL - 2nd fi 4th SATURDAYS
Jan 27
Brian Fugere
Feb 10*
Dalt Young
*Valentine Photo Dance
Feb 24
John Carlton
Mar 10
Dick Pasvolsky
Mar 24
N.J. Convention
Apr 14
No Dance
Apr 28
Manny Amor
Deerfield School Cafeteria
INvCri%at,
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Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
NO DANCE
Steve Bradt
TIME: 8:00 - 10:30 pm
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Info: (201)232-5078
Directions: From Rt 78E
Lt at end of exit ramp, Rt on
Glenside Ave, Rt on Summit Rd, 1 Mi to Rt on Wyoming Dr, Lt
on Central Ave to School Dr.
From Rt 22W - Central Ave to School Dr.
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1. What do the initials N.N.J.S.D.A. stand for?
2. How many clubs are there in the N.N.J.S.D.A.?
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How many member clubs in PA?
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4. How many member clubs in NY?
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5. There are three Vice presidents.
Draw a line from the VP to their respective
area
1st VP
Public Relations
Clearance
2nd VP
NNJSDA Dances
GRANDUARE
3rd VP
Classes
of responsibility.
6. According to the Constitution, the NNJSDA has first priority on holding dances on
5th Fridays
5th Mondays
5th Saturdays
5th Sundays
7. Whom do you notify if you want to change your regular dance night?
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
President
1st VP
8. According to the Constitution - The NNJSDA has reserved for its summer dances the Wednesdays between June 15 and August 31
Wednesdays between June 20 and August 31
Wednesdays between June 30 and August 31
9. According to the Constitution - A member club must not dance on the same night as
another club within a
stance mile radius
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15
17
20
10.The NNJSDA holds
delegate meetings a year?
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3
4
11.The NNJSDA was founded in
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960.
12. GRAND SQUARE is published
times a year.
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4
5
6
13. The NNJSDA provides insurance for many of its member clubs. Who is our Insurance
Chairman?
Hill
Aquino
Bolin
14. NNJSDA's biennial LUST (Let Us Speak Together - Leadership Seminar) is held
Sunday in the even year. (1990 is the next one)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
15. The September Delegates Meeting is always the
2nd
3rd
Old Stone Church Educ. Center
E. Saddle River Road
Upper Saddle River, N.J.
4th
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SEE SAW
Snow Flake _Frolic
Info: 914-353-2987 or 201-391-1794
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February 3 (MS)
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Nick Raspa
Sunday in September.
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Nick Rama
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John Kaltenthaler
Nick Raspa %
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Manny Amor
Nick Raspa
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SQUARING UP IN HAWAII
About a year ago, the Nahass' made plans to re-visit Hawaii. They were
joined by the Puettemanns, the Wymans, the Flanderas, the Sherlocks, Phil
Hammer and his partner, Roz, the Coxes, and the Giegels. They went in
great style with special floral skirts, scarves and badges. They stayed
right on Waikiki Beach; climbed Diamond Head and, with music from a cassette player, squared up right there on top of the mountain! They visited the Hayseeds and the Pali Twirlers who both dance out-of-doors in the
warm evening air and were delighted to have 2 squares from the Mainland
visit. Many of the couples received their double Rover badges. The
group toured Pearl Harbor; went on a moonlight catamaran dinner cruise;
and visited the Uclynesian Cultural Center. A trip to the Big Island of
Hawaii found them squaring up in the Thurston Lava Tube and on the edge
of the Kileuea Volcano crater. The group went on to Maui where they
traveled to the Haleakala Volcano to see the sunrise. It was so cold
they forgot to dance! They even met some members of the Maui Mixers
SID Club who were doing a demo later that day. They were invited to
their club and had a great evening of dancing. All in all, they danced
7 times in 8 days. It was great! Aloha
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ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS - Gene/Jean Koenig.
NNJSDA/NNJRDLC Liaisons
It was an enthusiastic group of round dancers who enjoyed the nice blend
of dances programmed for the Council's November Fall Festival of Rounds.
Besides including all of the popular S/D & R/D ROM's, many other favorites
were danced. Would you believe there were 14 cuers, including guest cuer
Mary McGee - corresponding member of the Council, who was asked to fill in
for a missing Council member. The only disappointment was the fact that
Gene & Jean Koenig, the NNJSDA Liaisons to the R/D Council, were unable to
attend due to Gene's hospitalization.
Although Jeanne came & cued, we also missed Paul Brody. Our thoughts
and prayers are with you both.
Wonder how many there knew that this was neophyte Janet Summers' initial
cueing time with the Council. Not sure who was more nervous, she or her
husband Stuart. Our Council "old-timers" are always pleased to discover
that there are new couples interested in becoming R/D leaders and in fact,
the council has established a fund to help it's members attend RID school.
The Council is searching for a hall for it's planned April First Spring
Festival of Round Dances. We welcome all suggestions. Please tell your
R/D leader if you can help in solving this problem. Since the Council meets
about the same time this issue will come out, please contact your local
leader for the S/D ROM's. Next Council meeting will be the first Sunday
afternoon in March.
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201-657-0212
We're having a full floor of enthusiastic dancers every Tuesday evening!
Currently learning VENUS, a new rhumba. After a great party night in Oct.,
we took some time off while Ron & Ree & the boys went to Disney World. No
Mickey Mouse on the dance floor, however - just solid teaching and fun dancing. Drop by sometime and dance with us.
609-883-0713
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Bob/July Weinberg
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NIASQUERADERS
DATE
CALLER
2
CUER
Feb
ANGEL APPRECIATION NIGHT
16 SWEETHEART NIGHT
Mark Franks
Bruce Busch
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
March
2 CRAZY HAT DANCE
16 ST. PATRICK'S DANCE
30 PIE NIGHT
Craig Sherman
Al Kaesler
Wes Morris
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
April
6
20 POT LUCK / GRADUATiON
Larry Davenport
Al T'
raesier
Steve Bradt
Karen Kushia
4
Dalt Young
Rich Kell
Steve Bradt
Steve Bradt
May
18
LET'S GO TO THE BEACH!
1st 3rd cc, 5th Fridays
Pre-Rounds: 7:30
PLUS LEVEL Squares & Rounds: 8:00-10:30
Information: Charles & Dot Seymour - 609/448-4647
American Czechoslovak Farmers Club, Hankins Rd., East Windsor, NJ
JUST OFF ROUTE 130, 3 LIGHTS SOUTH OF ROUTE 571-HIGHTSTOWN/PRINCETON RD OR
2 LIGHTS NORTH OF THE JUNCTION OF ROUTES 130 & 33 IN ROBBINSVILLE, NJ
201-568-5857
RAMAPO RHYTHMAIRES - Tirrell - Waldwick, NJ - Wed.
We had a moving time around the holidays switching halls - but have now
settled back into the Waldwick H/S for the coming term. After spending
the fall on two-step basics, the class is moving into Tango & Waltz. The
club, which meets at 8:30, is preparing for it's annual afternoon with
Doc & Peg, on the second Sunday in February. Hope to see you there.
201-725-7123
ROUND DANCERS of SOMERSET - Bradt - Bridgewater, NJ
Our Dinner Dance will be held the third Sunday in February - to celebrate the Third Anniversary of Round Dancers of Somerset. The affair will
be held at Hillside School, Bridgewater, New Jersey, between 2:30 - 9:15pm.
Steve Bradt will cue the rounds phases II - VI. For flyer and reservations,
contact Walt or Rowena Sydor, 415 Vanderveer Rd., Raritan, NJ. 08869
201-568-5857
TIRRELL TWIRLERS - Tirrell - Cresskill NJ - Sun/Mon/Tues.
Now that dental conventions and holidays are happy memories, we can resume our normal schedules! If the weather cooperates, Monday nights will
continue with its two-part program of ROUNDALAB Phase II-III dances the
first-half and Phase III-IV dances the second-half. We were sorry Charlie
Beyerlein, Bill Peckham & Loretta Hartford had to miss so many holiday
festivities due to their hospitalizations. Tuesday nighters are enjoying
the challenge of Mambo V. First & third Sunday nights are still devoted
to reviewing figures from the Phase III & IV Classics, while second &
fourLh Sunday dancers are concentrating on Phase V & VI Classics. As one
of the dancers said after looking at the new 1990 schedule, there's something here for everyone!! You are weic.,:me to come find out for yourselves.
ROCK-A-ROUNDS Woerner - Pomona, NY - Mon
201-261-1047
We continue to have fun dancing and learning. Come join us for fun at
Phase II rounds.
SWINGIN' STARS ROUNDERS - Rivkin/deSantis - New Milford,NJ 201-391-0763
We continue to meet on Wednesday evenings when the school is open.
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The Northern New Jersey Round Dance Leader's Council
Active Members
SHIRLEY & FRANK BELLOTTI
JEANNE & PAUL BRODY
ROY & BETSY GOTTA
JEAN KELLOGG
KAREN & GREG KUSHLA
JACK & CAROL McLAUGHLIN
HERB R1VKIN/JOYCE DESANTIS
DAVE & WENDY ROBERTS
MARIE & STAN SHIPMAN
AL & GAIL SPINKS
185 WOOLEY AVE
9 ARLINGTON PLACE
2 LAUREL PLACE
1730 OAKWOOD COURT
45A GARFIELD PARK APTS
VETRI ROAD RD#3 BX 468
76 WOODLAND AVE
61 NOBLEWOOD LANE
RD#2 BOX 281
14 BIRCIIWOOD AVE
STATEN ISLAND NY 10314 (718)448-6132
FAIR LAWN
NJ 07410 (201) 794-1759
NO. BRUNSWICK NJ 08902 (201) 249-2086
SCOTCH PLAINS NJ 07076 (201) 889-4174
EDISON
NJ 08837 (201) 549-2458
GOSHEN
NY 10924 (914) 294-9017
WOODCLIFF LAKE NJ 07675 (201) 391-0763
LEVITTOWN
PA 19054 (215) 943-7338
MIDDLETOWN
NY 10940 (914) 692-2468
WASHINGTON
NJ 07882 (201) 689-3316
DOC & PEG TIRRELL
3 CHURCHILL ROAD
CRESSKILL
NJ 07626 (201) 568-5857
FRANK & CAROL VALENTA
RUTH & ANDY WOERNER
115 SOUTHERN BLVD
70 WINDSOR ROAD
HAUPPAGUE
ORADELL
NY 11788 (516) 724-1152
NJ 07649 (201) 261-1047
(Moderator)
(Treasurer)
(Recording Secretary)
Associate Members
NICK & CAROLE RASPA
JANET & STUART SUMMERS
LOIS TESTA
272 SYLVAN COURT
RUTHERFORD
PO BOX 592
KATONAH
28 SAXON WOOD PARK DR WHITE PLAINS
NJ 07070 (201) 896-1891
NY 10536 (914) 232-8699
NY 10605 (914) 682-0963
Corresponding Members
PEG & JOE DOCKRY
JEANETTE & JOHN GREEN
ROY & SYLVIA KELEIGH
MARY & PETE McGEE
PEG & TED TRISTRAM
BUD & ELEANOR WEISEN
PO BOX 296
1069 BARBARA COURT
1112 DARLENE AVE
2048 DOGWOOD LANE
86 WILL LANE
40 MAIDSTONE PLACE
MILFORD
No. BELLMORE
WANAMASSA
BETHLEHAM
WATCIIUNG
VINCENTOWN
NJ 08846
NY 11710
NJ 07712
PA 18018
NJ 07060
NJ 08088
(201) 995-2133
(516) 781-0441
(215) 866-7432
(201) 561-5914
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2nd & 4th Fridays 8:00-10:30
QS +
SUSSEX COUNTY VO-TECH SCHOOL ROUTE 94 SPARTA,
Jan 12
Jan 26
Feb 9
Feb 23
Mar 9
Mar 23
Apr 13
Apr 27
Snowflake Ball
Cabin Fever Bug Out
Valentine's Day Dance
Cherry Festival
St. Patrick's Day Dance
March Madness
(Auditorium Stage)
No Dance
Tip Toe Thru the Tulips
KTT
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Larry Davenport
John Kaltenthaler
Dick Pasvolsky
John Kaltenthaler
Bill Wagner
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CLUB ROUNDS CUED BY AL & GAIL SPINKS
Soft Sole Shoes Please !!!
INFO: 347-2745, 393-3098, 627-7679
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MASQUERADERS -- E. Windsor, NJ
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Am. Czech. Farmers Club, Rt. 130 & Hankins Rd.
1, 3 & 5 Fridays
November began with a Morris/Bradt dance. Between tips, eleven squares
of dancers browsed and bought at our Clothing Shop 'n Swap. The mystery
raid/road rally led us to dinner in Old Bridge & to a fun evening with
the Richmond Dancers on Staten Island. The Turkey Shoot was won by one of
our new members and a real dart expert, Roseann Walls. Some of the proceeds of this dance with Sherman/Bradt and the Holiday were donated to the
Trenton Soup Kitchen. The Holiday Festival dance featuring Lehberger/
Bradt was held at the Maurice Hawk School, so we could have a larger floor
and enjoy a different setting. In early January, dancers are invited to
wear something white at our Snow Dance with Young/Bradt. The Masqueraders
wish all of you a Happy New Year with best of health.
609-448-3981
Larry/Pat Kraft
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LEISURE SQUARES
E. Stroudsburg, PA
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1 & 3 Saturdays
JMHill School, E. Broad Street
Winter is upon us & the best way to beat the winter blues is to come &
dance with us. There are many fun-filled dances scheduled. Our fall season was very good. We gave 5 awards for Halloween costumes; thanks to all
who participated in our Salvation Army canned food donation Thanksgiving.
We send warm get-well wishes to Hattie De Leau RD #1, Box 118C, Pine Bush,
NY 12566. Hattie is recovering from a broken hip. Hattie & Lou are the
founders of Leisure Squares. Also to Mike Zagalia, Mae & Walter Drake &
Barb Muth we send warm get-well wishes. Five of our couples had the good _
fortune to vacation in Hawaii. By coincidence 4 of them met in different
places!!! Thanks to our publicity committee for an excellent promoting
job - we have 22 members in our class! They are progressing nicely under
instruction of Dalt Young & the watchful eyes of class coordinators Chuck
717-629-0119
& Vivian Hatfield. (Ad on page 39) Bob Marge Gays
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THIS NOTE TELLS ABOUT
THE WORLD'S BEST 'Th
ROUND & SQUARE
DANCE WEEKEND
THE WEEKEND at Brook
April 20 - 21 - 22, 1990
Callers:
Red Bates
Jim Ryans
cuers:
Joan & Ralph
Collipi
This Weekend is sponsored by the CATALYST
MOP 1...10 1..1•••
THE WEEKEND at Roaring Brook - April 20-21-22, 1990
Plus Program Weekend for only $235.00*
O Yes, we want to be
part of the fun and
excitement of this
great weekend. A
check for $50.00
(per couple) is
enclosed.
Name(s)
Address
City
State
Zip
Phone (
THE WEEKEND at Roaring Brook
Grand Square
c/o Dee Ryans
One Thermos Avenue #7402
Norwich, CT 06360
In two short years Roaring Brook weekend at Lake George, NY has become the spring
weekend to attend. Let the dancers who have attended tell you .. .
"Having the entire resort to ourselves is like having our own private square dance community."
The entire Lake George area is so beautiful and then add square & round dancing — it's perfect!"
"Everyone makes you feel so much at home that you feel like you have known them all your life.
"We wish you had 2 or 3 weekends a year — we'd sign up for them all."
Came u — :end your reservaDons in now or call us for more details. We'd love to talk about
this exceptional wePkPnri.
Dee Ryans
Dick Ellis
(203) 886-6836
(518) 765-2969
Vth
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Please use this listing of NNJSDA clubs by days & S/D Programs to help you
decide "Where To Dance". See the club write-up (alpha A-Z) and/or ad for
location and contacts. Clubs desiring to change dance night or locationMUST contact NNJSDA Clearance Chairman (Recording Secretary).
MAINSTREAM
PLUS
Sunday
Sunday
AL"e"MO Squares - 2/4
Kings Squares - 1/3
F.A.D. - 1/3
Monday
Solitaires - 2/4 (2-4:30 pm)
Spinning Wheels of Wayne - 2/4
Monday
Tuesday
Spinning Wheels of Wayne - 1/3/5
Hi Taw Twirlers - every
Tuesday
Wednesday
Lakeland Squares - every
Cross Trail Squares - 2/4
Belles & Beaux - 1/3 (summer)
Isle Squares - 2/4
Wednesday
Thursday
Belles & Beaux - 1/3/5 (Sept=June) Hix & Chix - 2/4/5
Princeton Squares - every
Valley Squares - 1/3
Thursday
Warren Wheelers - 1/3 (& MS)
Hix
Chix - 1/3
Friday
Rutgers Promenaders - 2/4
Bee Sharps - 2/4
Warren Wheelers - 1/3 ( & +)
Cloverleafs - 1
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Covered Bridge Squares - 2/4
Circle Eights - 4
Harmony Dancers - 1/3
Kittatinny Rangers - 1/3
Ironia Reelers - 1/3
Ocean Waves - 1/3
Kittatinny Rangers - 1/3
Tenafly Squares - 2
Merri-Eights - 1/3/some 5
Tenak ill Twirlers - 3
Princeton Squares - 2/4
Y Squares - 2/4
Sussex Spinners - 2/4
Saturday
Saturday
Harmony Dancers - 2/4
Country Promenaders - 2/4
See Saw Squares - 1
Leisure Squares - 1/3
ADVANCED
M T Squares - 1/3
Sunday
Richmond Dancers - 2/4
J & M Squares - A-2 - every
See Saw Squares
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Wednesday
Staten Square Set - 1/3
Mountain Squares - A-2 - 1/3/5
Western Wheelers - 2/4
Saturday
CHALLENGE
Ramapo Squares - A - 2 - 2/4
Thursday - Colonial C-1 - every
Friday
- Montville C -1 - 1/3
DANCES CANCELLED
January
11- Rutgers Prom.
13- Harmony Dancers
15- Spinning Wheels
28- J & M
Now to begin
students and
this info to
The Graduate
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February
19- Spinning Wheels
20- Hi Taws
23- Covered Bridge
March
11- J & M
23-
APP
Sharps
April
12- Hix & Chix
13- Bit;Princeton Squares
Sussex Spinners;Tenafly
14- Country Prom; Harmony
Dancers; Western Wheelers
T f M
16- Spinning Wheels
24- Country Prom.
24- Richmond Dancers
If this issue gets out early, remember the BLOOD DRIVE
at JANUARY 21 Delegates Meeting- VFW,Elmwood Park,NJ from 12:30 on. Leaving the Mini-Festival early due to a
bad case of laryngitis, Peg missed snapping "Petticoat
Bill". Anyone willing to share a snap for G/S?
While visions of sugarplums danced in many heads, Shirley Sherlock typed news; The Porters typed/pasted; Helen
Rellinger,Herb Rivkin & Doc Proofread and G/S got done.
decorating for the holidays! NEXT ISSUE - dedicated to the
features all graduation and open house dates - IF YOU get
us! DEADLINE-February 5th. If you must be late-CALL Tirrells.
Lists will also be typed about that time! Mark calendars now!