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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCER'S ASSOCIATION
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MAKE SUMMER 1 9 8 1
KNOW HOW TO
Sat4ArJa ), - MAY 30
High Schoot
Hotseneck Road oti6
Hook Mountain Rd.
Montvitit, NJ
1-lasfy,touck Heights,N
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Manny Amor
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Doc/Peg Tirrell
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Hub/touch Heilght6
first NNJSDA
summer dance
MAYO
JIM
July
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WED. June 24
Mike Foley
Ed/Les Shearwood
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V F W HALL
Hasbuuch Heights,NJ
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July i5
VFW-Hasbrouck Heights,
VFW
Hasivwuck Heights,NJ
from NJ Rt 17 - West
Franklin 2 blocks;Left
on Oldfield 2 blocks.
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Kaltenthaler
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Bob/Lynne Gordon / Jeannette/John Green
Glenn Cooke
8 - 10:30 pm
8 - 10:0
Wed. July 22
Wednesday - July 29
VFW
VFW HALL
Al Kaesler
Jack/Carol
McLaughlin
Frank Riviccio
Jim Marshall
Nancy/Max
Nosker
8-10:30
Wed.
Roy/Bets
Wed. - Aug. 19
HALL
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"Warm Up to FALL"
VFW Hat-lbain,NJ
Bruce Busch
Ed/Les
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Shearwood
8-10:30
Wednesday - August 26
Isetin,NJ
Dick Pasvolsky
Last NNJSDA summer dance
FREELOADER presentations
Doc/Peg Tirrell
8-10:30
Sept 2
Gotta
8-10:30
VFW
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Betsy Gotta
Jean Kellogg
Wed. August 12
VFW HALL - Isetin,NJ
Aug.
VFW HALL
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lsetin, N.J.
Hasbrouck He.ights,N J
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VFW Hall-Iselin,NJ
VP HALL
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Dick Jones
8-10-30
Tom/Par
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OFFICIAL
PUBL ICAT ION
pubtished bi-monthty Sept - May
next issue - Septemben 20, 1981
4, 1981
deadtine - August
Editor - Doc & Peg Tirrell
3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ
Advertising Editor - Art & Helen Rellinger
299 County Road, Cresskill, NJ
Northern Reporter - Paul & Dorothy Pullman
111-12th Street, Cresskill, NJ
Southern Reporter - Frank & Helen Cavanaugh
113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ
Western Reporter - Al & Dot Pushart
2P Whaleback Terrace, Ringwood, NJ
Advisor - Charlie Bogart
Half-tone prints - courtesy of John Jonas
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GABE g SILA VELL'ANGELO, pusidents NNJSDA
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From seeking 'retirement" from association officership to
the presidency - quite a turn of events---we accepted the challenge because circumstances often dictate the course we must follow. When
Bob & Liv Carlson, through reasons of job opportunity and being closer to
their family, moved to North Carolina, they resigned as presidents of NNJ
SDA. We, as first Vice Presidents, gladly assumed the responsibility.
After that, continuing in that capacity for 1981-1982 seemed like a logical and agreeable consequence. We stand ready, with the newly elected
Executive Board, to serve, to the best of our abiliLies, our favorite recreational activity: SQUARE DANCING. We feel strongly that we can only
do so with the support of each dancer from ALL clubs.
Please communicate with us. Your Executive Board welcomes suggestions
and constructive criticism. We promise to give each one received our
thoughtful and careful consideration.
We need each other. Together we can continue to "expand square dancing
and promote the interest of our member clubs."
Speaking of 'EXPANDING'
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '81. We welcome
you, we need your refreshing enthusiasm. Let us all take time to be
friendly and to have fun with our graduates. We'll be looking for you in
a square at all the associations' SUMMER DANCES.
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good, but used SID attZA.c?". HANNELORE'S KORNER (P. 32) sta ►ted a "Used SiD
WeaA Exchange". Now DOT HESS (201-627-1204) 8 TRUDY AUSTIN (201-383-8678)
have 4taAted a "CiAcie Right" out in Rockaway,NJ. Set page 10 OA inAo.
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DELEGATE'S
MEETING - ApAii 5, 198 1
"....absent delegates from Hix & Chix,Mountain
Squares,Ocean Waves & Princeton Squares. Also
present 7 club presidents, other guests and
representatives from Al ue"mo Squares,Canwers,
Kuntry Kuz'ns,Spinning Wheels of Wayne S Stan's
Patriotic Squares.
TAeaaukelE reported all dues paid excelat See Saws.
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dance; 15 sets at Class Level Dance
1.5t VP
summer schedule all set....asked all delegates to promote Association
dances...we need your support - profits from the dances are used to keep
the Ass'n functioning....summer assignments for refreshments will be
mailed to delegates.....still looking for new halls for future dances...
19 callers have agreed to call
32 classes with 822 + graduates
2 VP
for Graduates Ball in April!! asked all to help the graduate make the
transition from class to club....packets distributed for graduates....
letters to the Governors of NJ & NY requesting them to name Sept
3 VII
76,
1981
as National S/D Week have been mailed out
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in spite of practicing many economies it still averages
GRAND SQUARE
$500+ deficit with each issue - Questionnaires were distributed to all
clubs requesting info for next season - due back by mid June...
Rec. Sec
suggests minutes of meeting be posted on club bulletin boards
can familiarize themselves with Association happenings...
so TT72iember
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asked all clubs to resnond quicker to clearance request answers....
Cot.Sec
read letter of resignation from Bob/Liv Carlson, now residing
in NC...also letter from Covered Bridge Sq. that the Belgium exchange was
cancelled for this year...
last NNJRDLC dance had 1021/2 couples, largest attendance
R/D Liaison
ever...next specials Nov. 1 and April 4 ('82)
OLD BUSINESS Frank/Helen Cavanaugh brought everyone up to date on their
many trips to Trenton to help get the Gov. to call for and sign AJR 29...
asks all to write the Gov. to persuade him to sign the
CATCH ALL EIGHTSL
winds up April 14...has been a big success
VOWITNATIgG COMMITTEE17accepted by delegates as proposed (see p.44) .
President's message
NEW 81S1NESS - after the coffee break Gabe read the
and then opened the meeting for delegates' comments/suggestionsbut with no discussion
all comments were noted and one topic will be
used as a forum discussion at a subsequent Delegate's Meeting- with plenty
of advance notice so all delegate's can come prepared for discussion time.
S/D Ftoat in Robe PaAade new peach roses were available for 1982 float.
Refreshments were served by Circle Eights Cloverleafs & Colonial Squares.
Next meeting - Sunday, Sept. 20, ]981 at 2 PM. Notices will be sent to
all new Delegates and Presidents. Please be sure and fill out this info
on your questionnaire and return to the Tirrells as soon as possible.
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SQUARE SET AND AM NOW AVAILABLE FOR CALLING
DATES ON ALL SATURDAYS."
Manny Amok
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Would you beHeve that we are flnshlng another S!D year? That
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new
time for pot luck suppers & eiection of new offi.oers & weicoming of
members? Speaking of new members - we were fabbergasted when we saw the
list of new graduates enclosed w;th the last ES, We couldr't ress,t
ail work to make
counting - came up with about 747 from 27 casses!
them feel at home & get them to working with one o more e'ubs. We oertainly welcome them to 'f Squares, especarry the s,..mmer danoes. Pease
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you otte r dancers who ,e4r
That goes for
see our ad on p
off on vacation or camping also. We've had some excJting tomes re,:-enlhi.
We raided Country Promenaders with 3 sets & amost forgot to p6rt the tarner. Then we went on a mystery bus ride dinner dance to Le sure Squares
in East Stroudsburg,PA and forgot to bring a pin &ong! Some very clever
manipulatina converted a divided paper plate ;hto a big 1 and
tne carders signed it. We plan to send a pin rater. We were very oleased that
about 20 of the'r club members jo i ned us for a but'et d:nner. Had a great
Mme! Several of our members have been in & out of nospitals also - wer-
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come back hale & hearty one & arr. You must admit, squa!-e dancing is
never dull.
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Spring! and we are literally whirling our way to summer, drawing new
dancers into the vortex as we go. At our Presiden4- 's Ball we were joined
by a dozen first couples & were treated to a dancing exhibition by the
loveable Cast-offs. After the wearing of the green, we did our Spring
cleaning for the flea market dance & then readied for the big event; the
graduation of the Class of '81. We feel like proud parents, but it was
only a short time ago when we were the se'f-conscious fledgelings. Thanks
to Ron/Doris Duda and their band of dedicated angers & to the meticulous
teaching of Bruce Vertun, Western Wheelers is four square livelier!
We will again provide the means for all graduates to sharpen their
skills & work up to club level dancing with outdoor summer workshops on
Monday evenings in Petruska Park, Paramus, See our ad on p. 8 for details.
Be well. Be happy!
reporters-Charlie/Lois DeBrock
201-391-8337
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Aug. 7 - Carl Hanks
Sept 4 - No Dance/Holiday
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Under new business at the April Delegate's meeting, Gabe
Dell'Angelo provided time for delegates suggestion/comments
„not asking for solutions or discussion... just Input for
1981-1982 to help the Executive Board formulate a more meaningful program. As a result, from now on, whenever possible,
discussion time will be provided on the agenda for one topic.
Advance notice will be given all delegates so they can come
prepared, The following are some of the suggestions/comments
from the April 5, 1981 Delegates Meeting
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Can the NNJSDA sponsor a Blood Drive?
2. Have the Ass'n nclude phone numbers on theft flyers.
3. Have AL clubs inCude an EMERGENCY phone number on flyers.
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(Thia £n6o •a aequeated on ???given to aft Detegatea.)
4. Several ?? asked about GRAND SQUARE delivery & numbers given to clubs.
5. Why not charge for GRAND SQUARE or assess clubs so much per member?
6. Please notify a club if you plan to raid it.
7. Why not arrange so ca:lers° wives can dance?
8. Pease answer your cJub mail - esp. Clearance requests or raid in;0,
9. One club announces in advance the ca l ls to be used in next tip.
!0, We need less expensive hahs.
How lid YOUR chib fare attendance wise this year? Better?
Less'(
Many comment ► concerned GRAVUATES.............
How do you convince new oaduatea to dance ALL aummea?
What do you do6oft thoae who don't dance all aummen
and goundet ix
at the club in the 6att?
Should ctubt. drop the Levet in the Sp'tcng to encourage the 0_44 to
6eet more weL:ome?
Many commented on 4umme► dancing g the need 0,4 new grads to danc,,...
How do we pick up those who could not dance att aummet but AtiZ.4.
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to dance in the Fatt? Witt there be a CATCH ALL EIGHTS avaitabte?
We moat not zett new danceaa a bitt o6 goods.
Adopt a buddy 4yatem with new gtaduatea
Push A44ociation aummeA dances (lat 5-MS;2nd 5 MS/QS)
MS Ctubt need to say "You are Welcome" to gAada and not Let the
mote experienced dancea puah the tevei4 up.
Comments
concernlng LEVELS
Can
you
ask for a refund 'f club dances higher than advertised
A.
ieve!?
B.Can you ask for a refu.--,
. if caller workshops material several
leveln
beyond the advertised material?
C. What do you do if your caller does not stick to the advertised level?
Even after a warning???
Various clubs mentioned their summer dancing opportunities, (see
centerfold). Four clubs are pooling their efforts for workshops in Morristown area to help the newer dancer.
GRAND PROWLERS
PRESENTS
MAY 16 - AL BROZEK
JUNE 6 - RALPH STAPENELL.
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COMPLIMENTS to our new graduates (12 couples/8 singles) on their transition to full-fledged club dancers! A special "Thank You" to the Angels
who faithfully gave their time to help out. Charter members Bill/Lucille
Roppenecker & Don/Joan Green are gratefully commended because they've
served as angels each year since they graduated 4 years agp!!! A Quarterly
Selection Review & +1 Workshops are being offered Monday evenings this
Spring (see our flyers). Dick Pasvolsky & Pal Johnson will be the callers.
Our Annual Meeting & Covered Dish Supper for members will be held prior
to our June dance. Our last dance in June is "Strawberry Strut", suggested
by Bill/Luciile Roppenecker, who won the gift certificate in the contest
to name the dance, We're sure that a strawberry dessert will be "in the
making" for refreshments that night!!!
During July & August we'll be
dancing on our regular nights at Hillcrest Community Center. Bob Mitchell,
Fred Weiner, Bob Tarrant & Ralph Stapenell will be calling.
We're pleased Western Wheelers raided us recently with no less than 6
sets, which certainly added to the pleasure of dancing that nicht. A mystery Bus Ride to visit the Pocono Squares, PA was enjoyec by our
:;: , 15an activity first for many Flutterwheels! 3 couples, Harry/Alberta ,-;111
ender;Ken/Lorraine DeVoe & Bob/Shirley Feller are off to the NatL7Je..,t
Convention in Seattle. reporters-Bob?Shirley Feller
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May 31, 1981 (3-5:5U
fib DICK PASVOLSKY
co Bob & Lynne Gordon
at: St. Mary's tiymnasum
St. Mary's Place—Nutley
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WARREN WHEELERS -- Pott Mut/Lay, N.J.
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Thuudays
Mangield
(MS,.Q.S,4.1)
lown411443 Schoo', Route
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Thinking back over the past few months on the activities that our club
has had, we hope that everyone enjoyed themselves! We had a Valentine
Dance where Charles Hunt was crowned King & Wendy Spinks Queen. Ali sweethearts had a good time. At our St. Patrick's dance everyone found their
lucky Shamrock mate. The world's biggest Leprechaun was there in the person of Dave Mulraney, along with the green suit, hat, red beard & ale.
Graduation Dance was a time of excitement as we welcomed our new members. Thanks go to Van/Lola VanBree for a terrific job as 2nd VP in
charge of classes. We had a Mystery Dangle Dance where confusion reigned
during one tip as each square did its own thing such as munch apples, suck
lemons, ate pickles, slid around in shoe boxes & paper bags. We danced
6 to a square. During February we were raided by Kittatinny Rangers and
in March by Leisure Squares. We also demonstrated at St. Mary's church
in Hackettstown & Our Lady of the Mountain church in Long Valley. More
demonstrations are set for May & June. We think that there is no bett,e:.
way to get new people interested in the wonderful world of square dance
Our thanks go to the callers, cuers, Executive Board and all dancers
for making this a good year for Warren Wheelers.We wind upe 2hd Thw ,
day in June. reporters - Wanda/Frank Wittmann
TENAKILL TWIRLERS
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Cite642.itt, NJ
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Bkyan School, Bitookaide Avenue
34d Flu day4
Our pot luck dinner dance which was also our 30th anniversary celebration was indeed a gala occasion. The hall was filled with old and new
friends and the cuisine was superb. The trip down memory lane was pure
nostalgia including three charter members, Keith Douglas plus Alice/Al
Fulmer who travelled from North Carolina for the occasion. Past presidents and life members were honored and a few of the many 'firsts" on
which Tenakill prides itself were highlighted. As a Grand Finale, Prexy
Art Rellinger disguised as King Neptune wheeled in his "Pearly Queen",
Helen and distributed pearl dangles to one and all. During the dance itself, John Kaltenthaler and Peg/Doc Tirrell alternated current dances
with those of the past 30 years.
The "Happy Squares" our demo group to entertain shut-ins and senior
citizen groups recently entertained & educated an elementary school group
with explanations & demonstrations of the history of our American Fo? k
Dance. Speaking of which, Peg Tirrell & Frank/Helen Cavanaugh have become regular commuters to Trenton trying to get Gov. Byrne to s i gn AJR 29.
We were all saddened by the news of the untimely death of Bill Suessmann
who became ill while vacationing in Florida. Bill always added fun and
sparkle to every square he joined. On the more serious side, he was a
willing worker in several clubs and as a volunteer in Pascack Valley Hospital. He leaves a big hole and will be sorely missed. Condolences to
his widow, Catherine.
reporters-Dorothy/Paul Pullman
201-568-5138
Western Wheelers
invites you to dance in the cool of the evening at
Petruska Park, Paramus
Monday evenings, beginning July 13, 8-10 PM
Progressive Workshop: MS, OS, *1 &2
Rain or Shine
$3/ couple
Bruce Vertun, Caller
Informal S/D attire
TENAFLY SQUARES
2nd Fftiday
Demaneot, N.J.
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563 Pietmont Road
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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES
very warm welcome to each of
of 1981! We, of Tenafly Squares, extend a
you & hope you will find your we to Demarest.
Our Valentine Dance was again aii.ast special occasion with decorations
of the day including an electrified heart plus romantically dimmed lights.
Paul Brody did an excellent job of calling for us as we danced off all
those calories. Cueing the Rounds, we had Bob Gordons substituting for
the Tirrells. Our club was the first club where Bob ever called Rounds,
so it was a real 'reunion" type treat to have him and his wife Lynne return to us. Pot '0 Gold at the Rainbows End and lots of wearin' of the
green indicated St. Patrick's Day was indeed the theme in March. Would
you believe green goodies? Paul Brody did his usua; good job of putl 7 ng
US through those steps we love. Doc Tirrell cued rounds, while Peg attended a Scouting affair but she came later - in full Scout unif•om (green,
too). Our raid to Stan's Patriotic Squares coincided with his 5th Ann:versery of calling and everyone had lots of fun. Next, we raide6
friends at belles & beaux Pinc were warmly received.
ReMember "C'mon Over", the welcome YELLOW ROCK is always out to both
Round end Square Dancers alike. Enjoy a safe & dancin/ summer and see you
In the fal I.
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Catch AU Eights has wound down alitet anothet success 6u&
season. Did you teatize 234,sets oA danceu are back into
__. square- dancing becasuse o6 this most wo,tthwhite pitogitam
statted andel the co-sponzotship o ii NNJSDA-FAankNan HabeuLighthipe,
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CAE - EAST- in Isetin avetaged Vi sets, The Totodea., Ciattet-ta6 6
Betsy Gotta ate to be congtatutated on a job weft done.
CAE- WEST - under the chaitmanship o li Kathtyn/F4cd Hitt 6 with Lew: is
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Jewett 06 Eti6o4t,PA, have 101/2 cot ptes teady 4ot dancing at +1.
The, St.
Pattich's Dance iteptaced -the mowed out Ch'. stmas Dance! They made a
donation to the Rose Ftoat and also a substantiat donation to GRAND SQUARE.
This gtoup has been invited to tetutn next Ott to atainztown EL. School.
CAE -NORTH - is looking 6ot a chaitman.....cate to votunteet??? Please
contact NNJSDA ptesidents Gabe/Sita Dett'Angeto 212-44i-2737
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To earn the coveted PATRON's Dangle, any dancer must dance at
26 NNJSDA member clubs on their regular night, to their club caller (if they have one). A Patron's Record Card is available Iron
any NNJSDA officer. Since the PATRONfis Program inception in 1967
only 195 dancers have qualified Pictured are Sallie/Jack Trainor
Mary/Bob Northrup
John/Dot Lutz
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Latest to qualify are
DORIS/DICK ZINK
of Dancing Squares
Who will be next ????
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SWINGIN' STARS --
Maywood,
2nd Satutday
( 4.1+)
N.J.
iaywood Avenue Schoot
All sets in order? Don't hear that much anymore but, thanks to a publication by that name, Sets In Order, we who travel can square dance world
wide. On the other side of the coin, WE have the pleasure of welcoming
travelers. Such was the case in March when Bruce/Audrey Snider, lately
of Hawaii, visited us.
And now that Spring is sprung and the grass is
riz, we know another season is almost over. Doesn't seem possible! Once
again we have proven a hardy bunch who, despite a plethora (isn't that a
great word?) of crises, are determined to pursue our favorite activity.
Now that doesn't mean we never have a complaint. Square dancers certainly
do and the biggest one has to do with sore feet. This of course has to do
with the floor of the hall. Nothing like a wood floor.
So come, enjoy,
& leave with happy feet. 8 PM for rounds and of course 8:30 for squares.
See you around a square.
AepoitteA - Connie Woott
212-TV-8853
OPENING SOON - "CIRCLE RIGHT" a new concept in Square Dance Shops.
Tired of your square dance clothes? No longer dancing? Let us
sell your good, no longer used square dancing clothes. Dressesslips-skirts-shoes-men's shirts-ties & belts. Must be clean and
in good condition. All items taken on consignment only. Appointment
or
only. Call DOT HESS 201-627-1204
TRUDY AUSTIN 201-383-8678.
SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Sp a, N.J.
2 S 4 FAidays
( +1 )
Attptne gChooZ, Andovek
Road
Our Presidents Ball was a success with 17 sq. of beautiful people on
the floor. 15 club presidents attended; thank you for the opportunity to
honor you as we know the job of President is endless. We are pleased to
report 53 enthusiastic students graduated from our class. Al/Ann Johnson
did a fantastic job as class advisors. John Kaltenthaler, what can we
say - as usual you're the BEST! THANK you for your devotion to the class
& the club. Next year we will not have a class but will have +I & +2
workshops on Tuesday evenings under the direction of John K.
We elected new officers during March & they will be installed at our
last dance of the season. To our new officers, best wishes for a pleasant & successful year. Many thanks to out-going officers; Pres. Norman/
Audrey Bolin; 1st VP Bill/Shirley Wright; 2 VP Al/Ann Johnson; Sec. Bob/
Alice Vealey; Tres. Ed/Alva Bell. Your time & efforts in guiding our
club are greatly appreciated. The lazy days of summer are before us but
the SS members will be busy at demos, parades, Association dances, pic-
nics, etc. Have a happy & safe summer.Paut/Maxie Henaby
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tegi4tation to designate the S/V az the nationai Ada dance "to signiliy
the ebuttient dspit.it o6 out hociety." See p. 18 OA news o6 NJ's AM 29.
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AUGUST 22 - 29, 1981
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35 Royal Crest Dr. #4. Marlboro,Mass 01752
(cancelled check is confirmation of reservation)
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Welcome to I h e grand world of square dancing - that was the theme of
our graduation ball. Chairpersons of this very ceremonial affair was Lou/
Terry Gaeta. Gene Lucarini conducted a very impressive ceremony. We must
say our graduation was a touching and moving affair. We're sure this
night will be long remembered by the graduates and surely everyone there.
On the next night the new dancers went on their first raid to Kings Sq.
That's real ly starting on the right foot.
In April our theme was the
"Bunny Hop". They had bunnies hopping all over the dance hall. Well,
not real bunnies, but dancers dressed in bunny outfits. They hopped from
square to square. We also had an egg hunt & prizes too. It certainly
was different. Thanks to Jim/Joann Adams the Chr. & their committee.
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We celebrated our 18th BIRTHDAY in May.
if you
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Carl's Club, the Circle Eighters of Wi lkes Barre, PA, you missed a lot of
fun. 6 Sets enjoyed a very warm welcome, good dancing & refreshments galore. A free dance for new graduates at Stepping Stones in May had our
new dancers in the 'swing' of things. We congratulate them & encourage
them to get out & dance, dance, dance this summer. Let's all do our part
& greet these folks with a friendly smi le & a helping hand. Can it be
that our last dance of this season in June only a few weeks away? Our
annual pot-luck supper is planned for that night. Start getting those
recipes out, we'd sure like to have you with us to close the season.
Looking ahead to Fall, we want you to be sure to mark your calendars for
our opener the day after Labor Day. Carl Hanks will be back to begin another great year of dancing & Grace/Walt Penn ie will be cueing the rounds.
Have a swinging summer.
Ruth/Hammy Knutson 201-543-7775
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We are completing our MOST successful year & this year, for the first
time, Somerset Hills will be graduating its class into Stepping Stones.
September begins our 4th year.
Dances are at 8 PM. Level is Mainstream
with Quarterly Selections progressing through +1 & +2. For further information call April/Mike McClure 201-647-6406, Louize/Dick Betz201-647-2706
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Remember Valentine's Day? We do! It was one of most successful dances
coupled with our most successful after-party supper. And we are just about
cal ibrated - we managed to have plenty of food without having as much left
over as we ate.
Raiding has been a major club activity lately. Raids
to Covered Bridge & Hix & Ch ix, both organ i zed by Buddy Goode I I ,were quite
successful and more are in the works.
Again this year we will not be dancing through the summer; our last
dance is third Sunday in June. As we head into the summer, it is time to
remember our callers this past year: Betsy Gotta, who also did a fine job
teaching our class, Frank Riviccio who helped us strengthen our dancing &
have a good time doing it, and, of course, Bob Tarrant, our good friend
for these many years. Speaking of these many years - did you know that
Solitaires is 6 years old this June? Happy Ann i versary to us! And a
Happy, safe summer to all our dancing friends. See you next Fall!
:)Change 06
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201-887-5705_
DICK PASVOLSKY - Canyon Ridge, Box. 203, RD4,
201-293-7028
Montague,NJ 07827
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RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- New Bruin4wiek, N.J.
( QS )
2 5 4 Than day
Vougazz Student Centet
The end of our dancing season is fast approaching so we'd like to thank
this years officers for the great job they've done. We would also like to
thank our callers, Art Seele & Betsy Gotta, & our RID cuer, Roy Gotta for
making this year especially fun for all of us. in March we held elections
for our officers for the 1981-82 season. Congratuiations to the winners:
Pres Luanne Rich; VP Terri Laird; Treas Anita Cudney; Sec. Megan Willis.,
& Karen Williams. Our new NNJSDA rep is Helen Robinson & our Non - Student Rep. is Lou Golazewski. This May will be a special month for the
Promenaders. Many of our members will be graduating from Rutgers University, our S/D class will be graduating & 2 couples will be getting married.
CONGRATULATIONS & BEST OF LUCK FROM ALL OF US''' 1 '
And to everyone else
have a wonderful summer of dancing and we'll see you in September!
4epoAtek -Kathy Ketty
201-574-9788
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into Cook College. Go thru stop sign and bear left. Once
you bear left, it is the 2nd bldg. on the left.
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2 S 4 Satutdays
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The raiding Richmonds have visited Staten Square Set, Y Squares, isle
Squares & M T Squares in large and enthusiastic numbers. Good times were
had by all concerned. Even tho our "Snowbirds" have not yet returned
from the South, attendance is up over the previous years. We must be doing something right; why don't you come over and find out what it is.
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our most dedicated & supportive members. Charter members of Happy Squares
& Western Wheelers BILL SUESSMANN passed away while vacationing in Florida.
MARGARET MARTINEZ slipped away among her friends at Country Promenaders. I
hen word reached us that ROSE FLASH, wife of caller Jeff Flash, founder
& original caller for Staten Square Set, died in March. Our hearts go out
to their families in sympathy.
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REELERS
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Route 513
It's been a great Spring for us. Early in April a class of 33 graduated. It was an exciting evening; enjoyed by all. Congratulations & best
wishes to all our graduates. May you enjoy square dancing for a long time.
Mike/Marion Lattig thank all of the angels who helped with the lessons &
the club thanks Mike/Marion & Wilson Hoff for a terrific job.
We've had 3 successful raids - West Milford Flutterwheels, 27 couples;
Grand Prowlers 251/2 couples, & Somerset Hills. Al/Ruth Rosenbohm deserve
a blue ribbon for promoting club spirit. Roger/Joan Morgan hosted the
great after-party following the Prowler Raid. Over 100 people will be
wearing a 20th anniversary dangle from the dinner dance. Dave Manning
gave us a brief history of the club. Our original club had 2 sets in
Roxbury. Our present & past presidents were introduced; 10 out of 12 attended the dinner including Fay/Ray Weiler who were visiting from CA.
Late in the evening we had an unexpected guest - the Easter Bunny-identity
unknown. Everyone ate well and enjoyed dancing to the calling of Jim &
Wilson. To end a good year of dancing we'll dance to the calling of Bob
Mitchell, Mike Cleary and Jim Adams. The final dance will be preceeded
by our annual covered dish supper - oh, those calories. See our ad on
page 30.Join us in square dancing out a good year and beginning one in
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91.15 Mite
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RAMAPO SQUARES -- Oaktand,N.J.
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Height6 Schoot, Seminote Ave.
Only 2danrec left tr,gr, befre we -lose shop until next fail.
In May,
our 1.9th dance of this season, we will have danced to 10 callers. 1980-81
was also Ramapo's banner 30th anniversary year; inaugurated with a great
do it yourself anniversary party in September & ending with the gala Anniversary Dance in May. By Apri I, all our winter vacationers were home
again - from points as far away as Israel (Mary/Howie Schulein), and as
close to home as Florida (Ginny/Bud Allison;Laura/Joe Fletcher;Pauline/
Jim Hughes;Evelyn/Cliff Spargue et al), with New Orleans (Aida/Pete Boccaccio), Houston (Marilyn/Marty Graber), the British Virgins (Ann/John
Natalo), & Mexico (Ruth/Don Martin) in between.
We'll be at our peak in May for pleasurable dancing at the advanced
level to the best callers in the business, workshops the Friday evening
before each dance led by Gloria/Al Brandt and Ann/John Natalo (call Ann
201-664-4214 for details), Peg/Doc Tirrell on rounds. Our ad on page 43
lists the remaining dates for this season & the first 2 dances next September & October. A happy & Healthy summer to all!
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Litian/Saut Fine
201 836 1896
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1st and 3rd SATURDAYS
Old Stone Church Educational Center
E. Saddle River Road • Upper Saddle River, N.J.
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8:30 pm
May 16 - Regular Dance
Jun.
Sept. 5 - First Fall Dance Open House
Sept.19 - Crazy Hat Dance
Prizes !!
Oct. 3 - Regular Dance
6 - Election/Dinner Dance
Jun. 20 - Regular Dance
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For Info Call (914) 634-3160 • (914) 354-3863
While NNJSDA struggles to get AJR 29 signed, the NJ State Arts Council
(shown putting S/D on their program board) asked us to perform at State
Parks: So come out in your prettiest outfits demonstrate & introduce others to our fun...at
HARBOR FESTIVAL - Liberty State Park, Newark,NJ
Sat. July 4
3-5 pm Dick Jones/Tirrells
HACKLEBARNEY SP Sat.July 18 2 pm -Dick Jones
HIGH POINT SP - Sun.Aug. 9 3 pm -Herb Conklin
WORTHINGTON on Delaware 8/15 7 pm Bill Wagner
STOKES State Forest - 8/28 7pm Dick Pasvolsky
BELLE PLAIN PARK in Cape May County Aug 21-23
limited-Call Cavanaugh 201-985-1428
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July 3
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July 17
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Aug. 21
R. Stapenell
Sept. 4
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MONDAY WORKSHOPS
Hillcrest Community Center 8-10 PM
Quarterly Selections Review
and Plus 1 Workshop
May 4, 11, 18 - Dick Pasvolsky
June 8, 15, 22 - Pal Johnson
AJR#29, the bitt designating the. SID as the American Foth Vance o4 the State o4 N.J. may have successWtypassed the NJ Assembly g Senate. BUT it has hit
a massive ROAD BLOCK in the 4ovi 1 NJ coy. Byrne.
IF AJR 29 is not catted OA and dk ned be4ote Gov.
Bytne &ayes oli6ice next January, hen it i4 DEAD—.
and we must staAt a new!!!. Itis itonicat when a
Betgen County 4 ehooL decided NJ needed a state anima
6 success4utty engineered a bill to have this be the
horse, there was NO ptobtem. But now with something
that embodies people o ALL nationatities, netigion,
age backgtound that 4how4 no partiality to any
one pens on, /Lace on country - that chows exactty what
AmeAica is art about - then we have a wiobtem!'
Some how we danevis MUST get thAu to the Govetnot 04 M. Richatd McManus
the Coun4et to the Gov., i convince them. Weekly
tettets ate bundted g 4otwatded to Mt. McManus at
State House Ttenton, NJ 08625, who ha4 been assigned AJR 29. Monthty the Cavanaugh4 g Tin/Letts
go down to Ttenton. A tot of e6iott has been ex-
pended. We've met with many people, inctuding
BaAbAa Taytot, Leg. Aide
to Joseph Mettincr,Pnes.
o4 the Senate, 6 Assembtyman James Botnheimet
who inttoduced AJR 29. But that 4.8 art we have
to show ion out e4kott4. White your NNJSVA EX.
Board has been hand at Loath, we NEED the support
a4 ALL NJ dancers. Dancetz - as you ttavet about this gteat state o6 OU44,
speak up about AJR 29. Bundte up yout tettets to Gov. Bytne on. Mn.. McManus
in some way you have Ok can amange a petzonat contactOA better yet,
do so. Remembers &quake Dancing i4 a joint e6Ott among many pep e - we
NEED YOUR help mote than even. new keep Frank /Helen Cavanaug posted201-985-1428. Thanks.
113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ 08817
"If you want to understand a nation, look at its dances & listen to its
folk songs-don't pay any attention to its politician." Agnes de Mille
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PRINCETON SQUARES
Pninceton, N.J.
(A 1)
Commumay Rank School, Withek000n Stkeet
2 S 4 FAA:ciao
This spring brought some great dancing to our club with guest cal lers
Joe Landi 8 Fred Fields. Both did some fine calling. Fred's last tip was
really special. Ask anyone who was there all about it.
We i l l be having
one more special dance in May with Dick Jones calling at a +2 level.
As we close the year, a big thank you to Larry/Donna Steele, our presidents, for keeping the club going the last two years. Fred/Barbara Fields
deserve a big thank you too for teaching a great class again this year.
Dtan/Bunt Baum - tepottet4
609-921- 3521
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SUNDAYS 8:00-10:30
MAINSTREAM
PLUS 1
MAY 17---RALPH TROUT
MAY 31---G1NNY REASKE
"FUN BADGE NITE"
JUNE 14--DINNER DANCE(TICKETS REQD)
ALL DANCERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR
PLUS 1&2 WORKSHOP ON THURSDAY EVENINGS
AT 8:00PM WITH FRANK RIVICCIO
Joan & Jerry Newman On ROUNDS
DONATION-$2/PERSON $1/TEENS REFRESHMENTS
INFO:
FT. HAMILTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
367 94th ST.(BAY RIDGE)BKLYN N.Y.
212-256-0663
4th AVE.EXIT-BELT PKWY OR
212-241-8328
92nd. ST. EXIT OFF VERRAZANO BRIDGE
Memoniea
taist yeani4 NSVC
Memph,L4
The Nationat S/V Convention in Seattte pnomi4e4 to be anothek big one.with 4omething bon everyone. 166 JenAeyite4 8 112 New Yorqaen4 were among
the 15,741 tegi4teted by mid January. Many o6 out area caLUA4 ate pnognammed; 4evenat coupta are deeply committed in paned, 4eminait4,ctiktca
5 teaching a new R/D. To all whoptan to attend, may we 4ugge4t, aictex
you tegiatcx, READ THRU yours paogl.am book and pot out your day4
batancing active tkme4 with te4t petkod4 (Come join Doc/Peg at one o the-41A
panet4). The NNJSVA S NNJRDLC ate jointty panticipating in the SHOWCASE
o6 IDEAS. Stop by and 44.an in help keep our di.4ptau 4tocked with telit
oven GRAND SQUARES. Wean your Battimoke £n '84 outiit4 Satukday.
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BERMUDA
Square &.-1Round Dance
Festival and World Convention
Sponsored by: Bermuda Department of Tourism
Hosted by: Mid Ocean Promenaders Square Dance Club of Bermuda
JANUARY 7-14, 1982
Squares:
JIM PURCELL DICK JONES CHUCK STINCHCOMB
N.J.
and CHARLIE
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Ptognam (Tentative)
WORKSHOPS - Squake g Round
717Fty Mottling *
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----teeny Evening * AFTER Dinnet
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FLIGHTS FROM ALL KEY CITIES
CONVENTION PACKAGE PRICES AT
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* Varied Levels of Dancing
* Six mornings of Workshops
* Six evenings of Dancing
* Singles, Couples, Non dancers Welcome!
* Low-Cost Housekeeping Accomodations
* Beautiful BERMUDA
* MONDAY has been chosen as a FREE
Pay - No Square OA Round Dancing
414 Scheduted
ALL AFTERNOONS FREE!! HOTEL RATES • DOUBLE OCCUPANCY - MAP fYuur Room. Full Breakfast & Dinner
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53.00
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196.00
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437.50
364.00
30.00 to 40.00 per day
depending on accom.
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Not participating this year.
180.00
210.00
67.50
50.00
405.00
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472.50
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270.00
200.00
337.50
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Single and Triple Occupancy Rates upon request
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breakfast & dinner. and poolboys; or 5 Government Hotel Occupancy Tax on MAP
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Post Office Box 145, Avon, Mass. 02322
Tel. Contact No. (617) 963-0713
MOUNTAIN SQUARES r n
1 6 3 Wedneadays
Whippan , N.J.
y yr-tan Chu/Leh
(01)
Rt 10
Dancg going great with program at a solid A 1 level with 9 — 10 sets
each Wednesday enjoying tabki:olus Dick Jones. We workshop second & fourth
Wednesdays. 'L ast dance early June. We've had a great year with a smooth
t-arstion 4 wish every one a most enjoyable summer.
kepokteta - 134V/Rene Totteoon
201-538-3972
A-I WORKSHOP
CURL1
EIGHTS
SOYERSET HILLS Y
Bernardsville,NJ
JUNE 1 - AUGUST 10 Monday Eve.
No Dance-June 15 8:15-10:30,)m
13013 TA RA NT: CALLER
Inf. 766-5628
A-I & A - 2 DANCES
Sunday Eve. 7:30 - 10:00
June 7, 21; July 5, 19; August 2, Seotember 20, 1931
MERRI-EIGHTS-- East 8Aunawick, N.J.
1 8 3 FA44,10
( +2
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agantnic
aita
oot., Rues Lane
The Winter/Spring changeover was a busy & hectic time, A March snowstorm cancelled our Strawberry Festival & we're not sure how many delicious
strawberry shortcakes finally found their way to non-Merri 8's stomachs.
The weather was fine, though, at our St. Patrick's Day dance later that
month, called by our favorite leprechaun, Glenn Begorra Cooke. Our Barn
Dance had been sold out for many weeks & the hall was really packed; it
in March, we went on a Mystery Bus Ride,raidwas a great success.
ing the Galaxy Wheelers :n Levittown,PA. We helped them celebrate Ralph
Stapenetils birthday. Another trip is being planned for May.
At our graduates dance more than 30 sets participated. Our more than
50 graduates were quite impressed with so many people square dancing. Now
that classes are over, we'll be conducting +2 workshops to the end of June.
As yqu e
see in our ad, on page 4f, our club dances will continue right
Through the summer. Pease note that the July & August dances will be held
at a different location & at a different time. Air conditioned,so c'mon
down! As we end our first year as reporters to the Grand Square, & to our
effort Doc & Peg Ti rrell
Culd paper, we can certainly appreciate the time
p u t into mating this such a vaLiabe publication. Please Doc/Peg, accept
our thanks & we'll try much harder next year to get material in before
dead:ines). [Ed. Thanks you for the kind words]. Wishing everyone a happy
201 679 8079
&at/Sylvia Cal:tan
summer - keep dancin' tepoAteu
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M T SQUARES -- WoodbAidge, N.J.
( +2 )
Schaaf 1T, Maxylattort Poad, Mento Ranh Terrace
Seasons pass, but sculptered in memory are the good times, friends, acquaintances, & enjoyable encounters. What a year! Hardly seems possible
that it is about to reach its climax. However, it will extend through the
talents of Dick Jones in July & Glenn Cooke in August at the VFW in Iselin.
Our two specials in March & April were a blast or shoOd I say a memorable
encounter. Mystery Bus Ride - Mike Adelman for a superlative effort.
Again it is that time of year that we acknowledge our gratitude to our
President Milt/Irene Rubin; VP Skip/Barbara Samsoe; Sec. Steve/Joyce Guyre;
Trea. Alex/Irene Frieberg, & to those not mentioned -- THANK YOU.
Our appreciation to Bob Benner, Barbara/Skip Samsoe & to a/I the angels
for their efforts. Gourmet Delight - in June - abide with appetite - have
a dish will accept, come on come all. reporters-Ann/BeAnie Novak 486 5096
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ANNUAL BERMUDA SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE CONVENTION
January 7 — 14, 1982
RESERVE EARLY — for choice accommodations and flights
4,5, 6 and 7 night packages available
Call or write for information and/or
reservations.
THIRD
(201) 469-2700
(201) 879-5230
Jan Stewart
WORLD of TRAVEL
372 Vosseller Avenue - Bound Brook, N.J. 08805
LAKELAND SQUARES -- Pah4ippan
{ MS )
N.J.
evem Tuaday
e o •
au.
3 S. BeveAwyck'
Congratulations to all the new graduates & welcome to the fun of square
dancing & all the new friends you will be making. Enjoy your newly acquired skills & dance as often as you can this Spring & Summer. Return to
your club as an angel & help as you were helped, become a "wonderful angel".
It's good to see Bert hobbling around again & we hope it won't be too
long before she's out there dancing again. Speedy recovery Bert from all
of us. Come join us - happy dancers on Tuesdays - we are a fun club &
have 3 excellent callers - Bob Mitchell, Mike Foley & Dick Jones. See ya
at the dances!
tepoitteu
201 334 1765
Jim/Helen Hu teit.
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SAT.
JULY 18
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YOU CAN DANCE ALL NIGHT
9:00 pm - 3:00 pm
GLENN COOKE
and
ROY KELEIGH
Midnight Buffet includes: Virginia Baked Ham, Baked Beans,Potatoe
Salad, Mixed Pickles, Cakes and Coffee.
At Dawn - Buns & Coffee
HAYLOFT
908 First Ave.,ASBURY PARK,NJ
$8/per person tickets purchased ahead of time
$9/per person at the door
,woomilmmmimir
HUNTER, N.Y. - Located on Rt 23A , a half hour off NY Thruway exit 20/21
German Alps Festival - July 8 - 26; Country Music Festival July 30 Aug, 2; Polka Festival Aug. 7-16; Celtic Festival Aug. 20-23. Have fun:
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Statwaten, N.J.
KITTATINNY RANGERS -3 Wedne6day
gtatwaten Schoot
At our March meeting the election of officers for the ensuing yedr resulted in the following new faces: Pres. Floyd/Armida DeVore; VP Wayne/
Joanne Hacks; Sec. Irene/Bill Boscia; Tree. Pug/Sharon Straway. Looks
like a good year ahead with new blood
a few old timers. Dances will end
for the summer at the Covered Dish Supper Dance in June.
During the summer months, starting first Monday in June until the last
of August, Summer Sounds will be conducted again this year at the Hope
Community Center with the calling of Dalt Young. This group is particularly set up for the new graduates to bring them up to club level or any
club members who feel that extra dancing would help keep them in shape.
It interested contact Fred Hill or Bill Smith 201-459-4l82;49-4667. Or
see ad page 118.
kepotte4 - June Johnzon
2o1-383-5256
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KINGS S2UARES -- Bay Ridge, Mooktyn, W.V.
( +1
Sunday (2/rnol
Presbyteuan thatch - 367 94th Stfteet
The S/D Season has sped by very fast. We have had a great graduating
Class who are now attending a iI & 2 workshop. Our mystery Bus Ride and
raids to other clubs have kept us dancing constantly. We are encouraging
both new graduates & older members to continue square dancing during the
summer months wherever they may be. To assist them we will provide our
members with information on dancing in our area & elsewhere in the country.
We are looking forward to our dinner dance in June when our new slate
of officers will be installed. We wish to take this opportunity to
this year's officers for the terrific job they have done in running
club. Enjoy your summer and keep dancing.Mutiettaite Go•dbe4g212-645-(n
WARM UP to Fatt - with Mace Busch on Squana; SheaAwood6
NNJSVA sponsoted - 14eZin,NJ - Wed - Sept. 2, 1981
FT4t
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SUMMER
DANCING
OPPORTUNITIES
MAY
28- Warren Wheelers-Ralph Stapenell 30- NNJSDA - JIM MAYO SPECIAL
31- Covered Bridge Special - 3-6 pm
28- Colonial Squares-Open House
JUN E
JUNE
24- NNJSDA - Beneliit Vance
Hasb4ouck Heights,NJ (covert}
25- Hix & Chix - page 33
26- Y Squares - page 12
27- Staten Sq Set Installation Dance
25-26-27 - National S/D Convention
Seattle, Washington
30- Lakeland Squares - page 4
JULY
JULY
1- NNJSDA-Hasbrouck Heighth,NJ
2- Hix & Chix - page 33
3- West Milford Flutterwheels-p18
4- Kuntry Kuzn's - page 36
7- Belles & Beaux - page 9
7- Lakeland Squares - page 4
8- NNJSDA-Hasimpuch Heights,NJ
9- Alu eumo Squares - page 10
9- Hix & Chix - page 33
10- Covered Bridge Sq -Nutley,NJ
10- Y Squares - page 12
10-11-12 - Campers Weekend
14- Lakeland Squares - page 4
14- Stan's Patriotic Sq
p. 42
15- NNJSDA Hasbuuck Heights,NJ
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NNJSDA
Isetin, NJ thee covet)
30- Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
30- Hix & Chix - page 33
31- Merri-Eights - page 41
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16- Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
16- Hix & Chix - page 33
17- Merri-Eights - page 41
Hayloft
17- West Milford Flutterwheels -p. 18
18- Kuntry KuzI ns - page 36
18- Nite Owl Dance-Hayloft - page 22
21- Lakeland Squares - page 4
21- Belles & Beaux - page 9
22- NNJSDA-Hasbtouck Heights,NJ(coven)
23- Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
23- Hix & Chix - page 33
24- Y Squares - page 12
24- Covered Bridge Sq-Nutley,NJ
25- M T Squares - Dick Jones
28- Lakeland Squares - page 4
28- Stan's Patriotic Sq - page 42
908
Fitst Avenue
August 8 - Carl Hanks
15 - Bill Dann
May 23 - Bitt Dann
June 5 - 7 - Timberline Party
13 - Glenn Cooke/John Kaltenthaler Sept.
20 - Roy Keleigh
July 18 - NIGHT OWL
Glenn Cooke - Roy Keteigh
thee page 221
25 - CaAt Hada
125689-
The liottowing
Lakeland Sq.
Bates 8 Beaux
See Saw Sq.
Saitaiteh
Someuet Hai4
CAD4A Tmit Sq.
ASBURY PARK, N.J.
Glenn Cooke/
Kerry Stutzman
12 - Bruce Busch
5
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at 8 PM
) T.1
"1
8:30 - 11 PM
ctubs have bent in thein opening dates in Septembet. • •
10- Waiften WheeteAs
16- Mountain Squateh
11- Coveted Midge Sq. 18- Ream
Tenakitt Twitteu
Hanover Squateh
19- Gand PkowteAs
Suhsex Spinnets
26- Ramapo Squaus
Tenagy Squateh
12- Stepping Stones
NOV 27 - Citcte Eighth
D ELEGATES
M EETING -
Sun. September 20, 1981 2 PM
Directions to location will be mailed to all Club
Delegates/Presidents - meeting open to all dancers
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AUGUST
AUGUST
15- M T Squares - Glenn Cooke
1- Kuntry Kuzn's - page 36
15- Kuntry Kuzn's - page 36
Belles & Beaux - page 9
Lsain, NJ (see covert) 18- Belles & Beaux - paw 9
NNJSDA
19- NNJSDA - lAsetin,NJ (zee covet)
page 10
Al"e"mo Squares
20- Alr emo Squares - page 10
Hix & Chix - page 33
20- Hix & Chix - page 33
Cloverleafs - page 4
21- Merri-Eights - page 41
7- Merri-Eights - page 41
45667-
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7-W.M.Flutterwheels - p. 18
7-8-9 Campers Weekend
11- Stan's Patriotic Sq-page 42
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14etin, NJ (coven)
Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
Hix & Chix - page 33
Covered Bridge Sq-Nutley,NJ
Y Squares - page 12
12 NNJSDA
13131414-
21-West Milford Flutterwheels-page 1
25- Stan's Patriotic Sq - page 42
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NNJSDA LAST SUMMER SID-Lseein,NJ
FREELOADER Vangted alwanded
27- Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
27- Hix & Chix - page 33
28- Covered Bridge Sq-Nutley,NJ
28- Y Squares - Page 12
SEPTEMBER
NNJSDA Wakm Up S/D
Iseiin,NJ Coee coven
3 Al"e"mo Squares - page 10
pavt. 33
3- Hix & Chix
2
4
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West Milford Flutterwheels page :
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5- Kuntry Kuzn's - page 36
10- Hix & Chix - Page 33
10- Al"e"mo Squares - pare 10
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JULY
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COLONIAL SQUARES
OPEN HOUSE
CARL KUMPF SCHOOL -- Ctalth, N.J.
8
MAY 2S, 1981
-
10:30 PM
ALL Square Dancers presently dancing M+2 are invited to attend
LEE KOPMAN - on squakes
WESTFIELX)
Tom/Pat CAibbin
on Rounds
e.)<C1- ►
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Donation;
$2.50/petson
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11/71,
ISLE SQUARES -- Oakwood Hei hts
2 g 4tjaiii-days
OMMUYLL
( 41 )
uyon venue
Staten Island N.Y.
WIC
At this time each year an annual ritual takes place, the graduates jai
us at our regular club dances. The graduates bring vitality into club
dancing along with the new challenges & renewed dedication for experience
dancers. Each of us is afforded an opportunity to develop friendships
among the graduates for they will not forget those who have helped them
over those initial tips that were causes for anxiety. So let each of us
make a special effort to encourage the graduates & to make them feel tha
the Isle Squares is the right home for them.
We are proud to announce that Frank Riviccio will be our Club Caller
for 1981-1982. We feel fortunate to have Jean/Frank join us, for they ar
friends of long standing. Frank is an experienced caller & a successful
teacher, who will offer his many talents to our club. We extend a warm
friendly welcome to Jean/Frank Riviccio as club caller for Isles.
Leave taking is always difficult but there comes a time when change
must force us to recognize its need & to disturb our routines. Time is a
precious commodity & when a caller has given as generously of his time as
Glenn Cooke has given of his, there comes a point in time when he must re
duce his commitments. Glenn will conclude his long tenure as our club cal
ler at our June dinner-dance. Many hearts will be chilled by the loss of
such dear friends as Janet/Glenn Cooke. It is never wise to dwell on
goodbyes, however we do wish to thank you for the dedicated service that
you have given over these many years. We hope to visit you often & we ho
that you will return as a guest caller as often as you can. Farewell!
AepotteAs -Jean/Jim Styte5
212 351 8231
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Interested in becoming a callerY???? CCNJ is planning to
offer a school for new, beginning & prospective callers.
Contact - Bill Anderson - 215 Potter Ave.„S.I., NY
10314 or
Bob Tarrant - 34 Prospect Ave. ,Basking Ridge,NJ 07920
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HIX 6 CHIX
eveity Thu/tacky - yeah. hound
+7 )
Paitamta, N.J.
AncoZa. Wiethodat Church, Patanw Road
The last few weeks have been party, party, party, par ty
First we
celebrated the "Wearing of the Green" to IHting a r- ish tunes, swrlirg
green frocks, & green tinted pastries. Then came our tradit is al Dinner
Dance at the Rustic Lodge. John Kaltenthaler kept us hopp i ng between the
courses so that the calories didn't have a chance to settle. And last,
but certainly not least, our Graduation Dance, We were very happy to welcome all the new graduates and hope they w;t1 enjoy dancing wTth us for
many years. Remember, we dance ali summer....so drop by - we'l ♦ be looking for you! Wishing you all a happy & hea l thy summer!
kepotteu Usie/Gene Chappo
Summit, N.J.
HILL CITYSQUARES
--
1 S 3 Tueaday
TeTp7/iTFirSZhoar, TrO
Hill City
914-634-1808
( •2 )
Abhwood Avenue
[Is
Introduces Its New Graduates
MEET HILL CITY'S NEW DANCERS -- CLASS OF 1980-81 --- They are (front
row) Sidney & Rhoda Abrahams, Bea Lavery, Claudia & Ed Kugler, Fred Eiseman,
and Mary Troutman; (second row ) Max & Harriet Bass, Stan & Doris Rzewnicki,
Leslie Williams, Allan Wheeler, Sylvia & Maurice Brown, Carol Eiseman, Daisy
Colton and Janet Craw; (third row) Bud & Marie Foster, Webster Dawley, Art &
Jane Cooke, Robert Dawalt, Patricia Walters, Katie Post and Vivienne Hansen;
and (rear row) David Lindsay, Bonnie Palmer, Giovanni Bachelet, Ted Runfeldt,
Tom Hansen, Gerry Runfeldt and Jane & Robert Nichols. Not shown are Beverly
and Art Zimmerman and David Zammat. Bob Benner of Edison was caller/instructor
for the third year, and Hill City Vice Presidents Laverne & Oscar Olson coordinated the class sessions. Our new dancers hail from Basking Ridge, Berkeley Heights,
Hoboken, Mountainside, Murray Hill, New Providence, Scotch Plains, Short Hills,
Summit and Watchung.
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HI TAW TWIRLERS -- New Mit6o4d, N.J.
( +2 )
Midae Schoot., Rostyn Avenue
every Tueoday
Summer is amost upon us & another season of fine dancing with Dick
.;ones, Will Larsen, John Katenthaler & Bob Mitchell 4 Ed/Les Shearwood
will be coming to an end - too fast! The new graduates will be coming to
the many open house dances - please make them feel at home. We want to
'ake time to thank the New Wiford P.T.O. for being so cooperative in planning a schedule for this & next. Thanks! Three Cheers!!! We want to
thank ali those who helped rith the refreshments 4 especially Willie/Esther
Taffel who worked so hard to get (volunteers?) to help. If each member
coupe takes just one night you would only serve every other year!
Next year wi I I be our 20th anniversary. We want to have a special
dance. Does anyone Know actual date of first dance? Please let us know.
itereAte44ChaAte4
John /Raoeanne Lake201-768-3485
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CALLER
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MON. JUNE 1 i- Inru AUG 31- (6 -- 0:30)
AMER. LEG, POST 1-i59-- utNiwOOD
ft. No. BRut•Is.
Rt. 1 to the Milltown,No. Brunswick
exit, Go towards
No. Brunswick. At light go left, next light go right
onto Herman Rd. Next light go left onto Linwood.
azii-9- 208
2 g 4 FAidays
HANOVER SQUARES -- Whippany, N.J.
+2 )
Saiem Drive School
Congratulations graduates and a hearty welcome to the wonderful world
of square dancing. You have spent many weeks with your class (& those
wonderful helpful angels) learning left from right & conquering new termin&ogy, introducing you to a lot of fun and new friends. Now that you have
earned your diplomas, it's time to begin promenading to other clubs and
meet other new graduates and the many others.who enjoy the same recreation.
Dance as often as you can this spring & summer, the more you participate
the more enjoyment yon w;:l receive. Support your club & when next year's
class begins, bring your f ,.ends & become an angel! Happy dancing!
repo k.
Jim/Heten Huutet
Trail In Vance June 22 !-„Ly'.5 Bean, Sittings, MONTANA
GG Lauen 2325 Al ,„_,toon,Bittings, MT 59102
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GRANV PROWLERS -- Pauippany, N.J.
Road
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1 6 3 Satundaya
Within a few weeks, the curtains will close for our 1980-81 season. !ri
the meantime, however, we have scheduled many great callers who will provide pleasurable evenings for all who attend Our dances. For instance,
our last dance in June features Ralph Stapenell.
It is fitting at this stage to extend thanks to the officers for their
immeasurable effort the entire year to insure that everyone who attended
our dances had an enjoyable time; to our cuers, Grace/Walt Pennie, for
their expert guidance on the rounds; to the guest callers for their stimulating and challenging calling; to all the dancers who supported us by
their attendance - we really enjoyed dancing with you; thanks for being a
friendly and fun part of our lives. The list would not be complete without conveying our appreciation to the staff & editors of GRAND SQUARE for
their time & hard work in providing us with a publication "jam packed"
with general dance information & activities of other clubs. [You're welcome]
See p.5 for when we will usher in our 1981-82 dance season. Circle this
date on your calendar as well as every 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month
so you can join us for great dancing. We look forward to seeing you. Best
wishes for a healthy,happy & safe summer. Eteanok GAival4ky 201 334 5983
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MAY I5-BOB MITCHELL
JUNE 5-MIKE CLEARY
JUNE 19-JIM ADAMS-COVERED
DISH SUPPER
SEPT 18-JIM ADAMS
BY
THE
PENNIES
GARDEN STATE SQUARE DANCE CAMPERS
Warm weather is with us again!
It's time to
get our campers in shape for another great summer of square dancing & cemping. Six campouts
have been planned for this season. George Potts
will be our first caller
& cuer, with his wife
Elaine. A wine & cheese
party will top off the
log Saturday festivities.
Other callers for our
season include Jack Munson,Bruce Williamson,Bob
Mitchell, Dick Schweitzer & Fred Fields. The
cuers scheduled are the Munsons,Tirrells,Dockrys,
Blooms & Noskers. Welcome to all our new members. We are looking forward
to a great season. See you at the campgrounds.lane/Joe Madonato391-1953
TENAFLY SQUARES
MS plus qs
info: 201-768-2152
Sept. 11, 1981 Paul Brody
Q with Tivulta
Oct. 9, 1981
Stan Zaczowski
Nov. 13, 1981
Fred :Diener (Black Cat ,)anr:le)
Dec. 11, 1981
Paul Brody ((holiday Dance)
8:30 to 11:00
soft soled shoes
Baptist Church, 563 Piermont T d., ')emarest,
'ri.
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SUMMER
WORKSHOPS
BY
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STARTS MAY
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The International Association
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Ovvi 850 peopte attended the 8th
nationat SID Ca Lets Convention in Kansas
City, Mo taAt ApAit. 500 catteu puom 47
atatea, 4 Canadian PAvvinces 6 6 Foke-ign
CountAi.e6(West GeAmarui,Indonesia,AuatAatia,Saudi AAabia,Engtand,Japan)
attended. TheiA theme-QUALITY DANCING. Many,Many hom were apent at
ctinica, paneta, aeminaxs and diacusaiona and in deteAmining the guidetines CALLERLAB membeA4 Witt 6ottow. Dave Taytok was erected COL. o -the
Board. On hia Executive Com. ate CuAtey Cuatet, _Tufty Haag, Melton LutAett 6 Bob Van AntgeAp. John KattenthateA was Aeappointed Executive Sec.
6 Herb Egenden hia Ataiztant. Milestone awards were ptesented -to 3 outstanding teadeu o6 the activity - FAank Lane, Cat Gotden 6 Manshatt Ftippo. The next CALLERLAB Convention wilt be ApAii 5-7 in Reno,Nevada. Mote
on CALLERLAB in Kutuke isaues.
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W.AvenueSchoot.
Congratutars to aH graduates, but especially to the couples from
Mike Foley's cass, which was sponsored jointly by Dancing Squares & Y
Squares. Many thanks to Marvin/Debra Wasserman and their helpers for the
fine "angeHng" job they did. Congratulations are also in order to our
cub president Sue/Bela Kobza on the birth of their first chi Id in March.
Al are doing weli. We have our pot luck supper in May and only one dance
in June, then another summer is upon us. Hope to see you in a square during the summer and at Dancing Squares in the fall.
201-788-5794
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Well Folks, Summer is on it's way. We've been busy with Raids & Demos
at various Nursing Homes Social & business functions, & many more plans in
the near future. Cross Trail Sq. Campers are set to go & looking forward
to a change of pace. Our new slate of officers are ready to take over.
This will be our last writing for Cross Trail, it was a wonderful experience. Everyone should take a turn in some office. Also, when asked to
help say ,"Yes", after all it's OUR club - not His or Hers.
By the time
you read this, we would have had our Mystery Bus Ride, at this moment only
Stan, I & the Bus Co. knows. When we start Dancing in Sept. come join us.
We'd love to see old friends & get to meet new ones. All are welcome to
join our club too. Our last wo-d of advice to the new Grads, do all the
dancing you can during the summer, when Fall comes you'll be raring to go
to all the clubs avai;abLe to you, and there are plenty. A Safe & Happy
Summer and Good Dancing! WP:come to our new officers, Good Luck! Good Bye
Wando...Stan Bianchand-SectetaAie4
201-694-2735
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COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nuttey, N.J.
( +1 )
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CAt4eent
The wearin' of the green was much in evidence at our St. Patrick's Day
Dance. It was good to have numerous friends from other clubs join us to
celebrate. Dick Pasvolsky enlivened the fun with some unique contras.
The very next day found many CB members attired in green S/D costumes
marching in Nutley's St. Patty's parade. It was cold & windy, but spirits
were high! Even Gov. Byrne came to celebrate! If your reporter had
known she would be mischieviously twirled in front of the reviewing stand,
she would not have worn her orange petti-pants! When the parade was over
we joined local celebrants with an impromptu party at a local spot, went
on to supper, then on to Pres. Oiler's home, then on to "Swingin' Stars"
where the "swingin" continued. There were enuf of us to make it a raid!
March festivities ended with a fun special - our "Sundae on a Friday" ice
cream party with lots of trimmings. "See Saws" were raiders and hopefully
got their fill! Happy Spring to all.-MaAgie/Watty Cox
201-667-8411
C#o$r TAWL s- 6452.ez.s'
Lincoln School, Crane Street, Caldwell
MAY 13 PAUL BRODY
MAY 27 BOB MITCHELL
JUN 10 PAUL BRODY
ALL NEW GRADS FREE
(HAVE A NICE SUMMER ! )
SEP 9 PAUL BRODY
SEP 23 BILL WAGNER
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lietbett Hoover. Jt. RZgh - Jack6on Ave.
COUNTRY PROMENADERS
2 S 4 Satutdays
It is with regret that we report the passing of a beloved member of our
club, Margaret Martinez. Quietly, she slipped away on March 28th in the
midst of doing one of the things she enjoyed most - square dancing. Margaret will be sorely missed by all of us. Her kind heart, happy smile,
and good word for everyone will be long remembered by all her square dancing friends. We, the members of Country Promenaders, extend our sincere
sympathy to her devoted husband, John. Together they served as officers
of our club, doing more than their share to keep the club a friendly,
growing organizations.
Thanks to Valerie/Bob Neher for the second successful Pot Luck Supper.
Our third annual Mystery Bus Ride is now history. Our grand finale for
this year-our club picnic will be the first Sunday in June at Merrill Park
in Iselin, rain or shine. Members & their families always have an exhausting good time. Between tips square dancing to Marty Clifford, there's
usually rousing volleyball & baseball games intermingled with vast amounts
of good food.
Tom/Vivian Den Bteyke4-4eponteA4
201-548-6982
SUMMER
SQUARES
Friday nights & 2nd Saturdays
- Ocean City, N.J.
JIM MARSHALL g HAP 8 A.J. WOLCOTT
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("A Winning Combination")
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COLONIAL SQUARES -- Cta4k, N.J.
( AVV )
Ca=077175777442dked Teimace
eveAy Thuuday
Here we are about to end another year of square dancing, We had a fantastic season. Paul & I are so glad that you came to dance with us. We
hope we'll be seeing you during the summer. Lee Kopman did some of his
great calling and he'll continue this summer and join us again next year.
Let's give Tom/Pat Cribbin a great big hug & lots of thanks for a good
season of rounds. Enjoy your summer. See you all again soon. See our
ads on pages 26 & 27...Joyce/Paul HuebAch
AeponteAs
201-335-4723
THE
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SQUARE DANCE SHOP
PEG AND ART RICHARDS
VILLAGE RD NEW VERNON, N. J.
(2011 538-7273
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN THE
SQUARE DANCE LINE
BETWEEN MAY 30 AND AUGUST 31,
PLEASE CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT.
Thank You.
Peg
CLOVERLEAFS
1st FAiday
8 At
Paltamus, N.J.
( +2APP)
BeAg en Mail Auditoniwn
Spring has truly sprung, & by the time you are reading this, summer
will be close at hand. We have had 2 very fine callers, Carl Hanks in
March & Bruce Busch in April. Things were a little warm both nights until
some remembered to turn up the air conditioning! Doc/Peg deserve a special
vote of thanks for their fine job of teaching & cueing rounds. Thanks
Folks, We love ya! Just a reminder - rounds start at 8, squares at 8:30.
Hot Hash is at 11 PM. We recommend one year post graduate dancing. Remember - no dance in July or Septemebr. Have a good summer and don't forget, we will dance in August. See our ad p. 4-. Hope to see you on the
dance floor.
Ed/Dona Faaten - tepoitteAs
M-398-1961
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sOLITAIRES
BBoebtsyTaGrorattnat
June r
June 21st
Summer Fling and Supper
2-4:30 P.M .
West Orange Community House W. Orange, NJ
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4th FAiday
CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Tenagy, N.J.
Mackay School, Jei6e,A4en
( QS )
Avenue
Gosh & Golly Gee are we proud & happy! We had our biggest crowd ever,
8 sets, at our Mini-Weekend in the Catskills in March. You should have
heard Mike & John Cleary calling simultaneously- hard to tell them apart.
Mike's 8 month old Jennifer joined us-what a doll. She'll be dancing before we know it! Bob/Lynne Gordon, as usual, did a superb job cueing the
rounds, & Bob displayed his skill as a magician. All enjoyed dancing to
Bill Heyman, our guest caller. The food was superb as always & we could
not have asked for nicer weather, for a change! Sign up now for our fall
Mini weekend when you join our happy friendly group and see for yourself
what we've been bragging about! Call for directions or information. New
graduates ALWAYS welcome. Remember we dance in May and then not until
October for the weekend. Dave/Dot Pinand AepoAteu
201 796 6473
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WE ARE PLANNING A FRUITFUL AND BERRY
DANCE FILLED SUMMER AT KUNTRY KUZ 1 NS.
CLUB CALLER: BOB MITCHELL
1st & 3rd SATURDAYS DANCING 6-- 10:30
DANCE LEVELS: MAINSTRE1N AND MAINSTREAM PLUS 1
FRANKLIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
34 per couple
FRANKLIN, NEW JERSEY
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NEW GRADUATES ALWAYS WELCUME
* IlLurtdug ut, 7141) ONLY whuu HUB MHELL is Pulling thuru will
1)0 a 1, hour workohop,
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JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER
16 ROY LEBER
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BOB KITCHELL* ICE CREAM SOCIAL
4
18 BRUCE BUSCH
1
BOB MITCHELL*
15
BOB MITCHELL*
BOB MITCHELL*
5
BILL WAGNER
19
FOR INFORMATION/DIRECTIONS: 383-9708
697-1423
BELLES AND BEAUX -- Gten Rock, N.J.
( AS )
1 g 3 Wed (Aumme4 1/3 Tue4) Hamilton School, Havtistown Road
Our big news is the election of new officers who will assume leadership
in September. Nominees are Pres. Carl/Saralynn Chirico; VP Bill/Marion
Wooding; Sec. David/Florence Whitehead; Tres. George/Joan Polk. Our installation covered dish dinner is the end of May at the Church in Radburn.
We will continue dancing through the summer - see our ad on p. 9. Remember we change nights(and places in summer) to avoid conflicting with the
Association summer schedule. Fnank/JoAnn ChiaAi KALtegeit
201-444-7818
4§12 Tournament of—Roses theme -- "Friends & Neighbors". Peach
roses are being sold to help with S/D Float expenses. With two
former S/D float riders in NNJ territory, we should have a big
sale. A Rose Booster Bar, to display your yearly support, is
available at $1.50 (all $ goes to float) from Stan Zaczkowski/
Tirrells. See Grads Issue p. 23 on how to become a Float Rider.
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SWINGING SQUARES -- CaLdwett, N.J.
MethodZAt Ch-Btoomikad Ay/Academy Rd
evvuJ Thuh6day (7:30-3: 307
We are starting to prepare for the annual Flemington Fair invitational
S/D competition, held in late August. We should have at least two sets
especially by our
competing this year - and with great enthusiasm
new graduates; we expect to do very well. We ALWAYS have a good time.
Last year, we took first place - kinda hard to top that!
Our recent barn dance/demonstration, organized by Marie Kerwin, for a
group of retarded citizens in Bloomfield was a great success! We introduced them to some basic S/D calls & they taught us some new line dances.
A great time was had by all! Other recent demonstrations included several
local schools. Hope to see you all at the summer dances!
201-228-2247
Lisa L. Wood - tepoluten
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WORKSHOP
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8:00 - 10:30pm
APRIL 24 - JULY 31, 1981
BOB TA R RA N TROCKAWAY VALLEY METHODIST PARISH HOUSE, Valley Rd.
Boonton, NJ
From intersection of 1-80 & 1-287 (North of Morristown)
go North on 1-287 taking INTERVALE ROAD EXIT, follow
hospital signs to Riverside Hospital. Pass hospital &
Continue North one (1) mile to Valley Road. Bearing
slightly left onto Valley Road continue 0.4 miles.
Parish House is on right.
*NO DANCE! May 15, July 17
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This issue the SQUARE PINCUSHION
takes a good look at SLEEVES....
Pretty dresses go unworn all
because the sleeves bind or cut due to improper fit or
planning. A sleeve that is tight and smooth does not wear
well on the dance floor. You raise your arm to do a 'star
thru' and it either binds or tears. Spend a little time in
planning what sleeve to use and how it will wear when dancing and you'll get lots more mileage from that dress.
Sleeve choices are many-we'll discuss a few to help you.
There's the 'cap' sleeve
not cut onto the bodice but a
separate piece eased or gathered to fit
the upper part of the armhole (fig. 1)
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soft and flowing, lots
Then there's the 'cape' sleeve
of freedom for arm movements, and
flattering to all figures. This is
most often found in raglan styles.
See fig. 2.
FIG. 2
i-uffed sleeves have been around for generations but are
quite comfortable to wear. Just be
sure the elastic edges are soft and
not too tight or they won't be so
comfortable either. (fig. 3)
A newer addition to the family of sleeves in recent years
has been the'petal'sleeve. Very
feminine and quite comfy,too.(fig.4)
To adapt your puffed sleeve pattern
here's how... Make a tracing (twice)
of tissue or other paper. Draw a
gentle curve as in fig.5. Cut out.
FIG. 5
Repeat with 2nd pattern only in
reverse.(fig. 6) Each sleeve will
require 2 pieces of fabric cut from
vtG•6
each pattern piece, i.e.,each sleeve
takes four pieces of fabric(2 will
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serve as the lining) To assemble,
rosttev.) oVeR vmpestAart loin 'A f front to 'A'lining,right
L.Ap+
sem N•robitJez sides together, sewingthe lower edge.
Repeat with pices'B'.Join underarm seam l see fig.?. Overlap
A over B to fit the upper curve,then set in your sleeve in
the armhole normally. Repeat other sleeve using B over A.
This is kind of tricky so if you have a question feel free
to call me (687-0342) evenings or weekends please.
-
Long or 3/4 sleeves, with added fullness are great when
temperatures dip. If you make them a little longer and in
place of the cuff you put a casing and insert elastic,
you can slide them up a bit if more stretch is needed while
dancing.
There you have a few styles to start you thinking. These
can all be adapted in one way or another. Trimmed or plain,
Rose Ericson,the Cr pincushion
try some. Gotta run
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QUARTERLY SELECTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT
The International Association
of Square Dance Callers
For the quarter beginning April 1, CALLERLAB
has selected one new movement for use in workshops at MS Dances....written
RELEASE RECYCLE. From a 1/4 Tag formation, the ends of
by Dick Kenyon
the Right Hand Wave and the outside Boys (beaus) extend to the dancer
ahead of them and all finish like a RECYCLE. Ends in a starting Double
Pass Thru formation. Timing is 6 steps.For the majority of clubs, this
call should be used with standard set-ups only (girl on boy's right). For
groups that can handle variations of Recycle, this call can be used from
a variety of Boy-Girl arrangements. There will be no QS chosen for the
summer months. It is recommended callers feature some of the calls from
the Mainstream list they haven't used too frequently in the past.
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L Bob "Smiley" Tarrant
9 Nancy
''Sweetie" Nosker
July 17,18,19, 1981 at
The Americus Hotel
Sixth and Hamilton Avenues
Allentown, Pa.
$149.00 per couple
(212)
356-5323 LEVEL: Up to Plus 2
(201) 766 5628
For Inf. call Jean
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Y:ay 15 - Regular Dance
June 5 - Regular Dance
9 - Club Dinner Dance
Glenn Cooke/Bellotti
Ralph Stapenell/Bellotti
Cooke/Bellotti
(Covino's)
SUMMER SCHEDULE - Poti.oh National. Home, South RiveA,N3 RID 8; SID 8:30
July 17
July 31
August 7
August
21
all with Glenn Cooke/ Shirley & Frank Bellotti
For additional information, call Ken/Cathy Watts 201-382-3748
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DANCING
UNDER THE STARS
8-10pm
JULY 14, 2 8
AUG 11, 25
(2nd - 4th Tuesdays)
S TAN Z.1 CZ K O it Ski
CALLING
ALL RECENT GRADUATES ARE WELCOMED
ATTEND 1 OUT OF 4 DANCES
and RECEIVE your
"UNDER THE STARS"
dangle
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North Jr High School
60 Huck Road
Bloomfield, N.J.
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Church of the Advent
Bloomfield, N.J.
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(201) 748-5 0 76
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Jim/Helen Dunlop NNJSDA RID Liaizon
ROUND DANCEHIGHLIGHTS
In March we attended our first meeting 0* the NNJRDLeaders Council at
the homy rlf Ed/Les Shearwood & we were most LinpPe;35ed with the organization & the hard work of all involved. This paid off at their Spring R/D
when over 200 couples attended at Brooklawn H/S & enjoyed a super dance.
This was an all time record in attendance. Roy/Betsy Gotta were welcomed
212-761-2664
as the newest Council members.
Max
/Nancy
No41ze4
201-238-1924
BEE-- A-ROUNDER -- (Thu't4day4)
Graduated 25 couples April 1st, no foolin!!! What a night of fun & dancing it was. The group will continue on Wed. to improve their repertoire.
The club dances on Thursdays & welcomes all dancers. No dances week May 17.
CLOUD NINERS Tuesday4) Peg/JoeDochAy 201-995-21?3
Continue to dance at Christ's Church at Main & Church in Newton alternate Tuesdays in summer. Will start a basic class on Wed. in thew. Current projects are "After the Loving" & "Kiss Waltz".
(Tueoday4)-Shitiey/Ftanh Bettotti 212 44 8 6132
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Graduated 10 couples with most continuing on with workshops to advance
their knowledge & increase their repertoire. They'll join with our cluL &
dance all summer in our A/C hall. We welcome other R/Ders too. The club
added "Dance", "Catch A Falling Star". "Whispering", "In MV Dreams" &
"Caress" to our repertoire this year. Call for our summer schedule.
Jean KeLLogg 201-889-4174
DANCING SHADOWS -- (Tuesday4)
Everyone welcome - no membership rules ('cept Basic class). 7:30 7,,orkshop on previous dances as requested; 8-10 regular dance time. Good folks,
good wooden floor. Why not give us a try - first visit as our guest. Call
to verify the night.
Bob /Lynne Gotdon 201 652 6g46
(Monday:a)
GORDON'S BASICS
Werfte proud oi the 12 coupZez in ours Ct4,64 who graduated in May. They
have a kepentoi4e o6 12 cta44ic4,6 ROM'a 6 6 Line Dance4. We enjoyed the
cta4s. it wag a an yeah.
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saunPEs
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Heights School
Semin-ole Ave.
Oakland, NJ
April 25
Steve Kopman
May 5
Bruce Busch
May 23
Will Larsen
Sept. 26
Joe Ube/acker
Oct. 10
Rob Gambell
ROUNDS 8:00 PM
by Peg and Doc Tirrell
SQUARES 8:30 - 11 PM
Plus Hash Tip
Soft-soled shoes please
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HOT GARTERS -- (Mondays 0
GkacerWatt Penrece 201-584-0W
WW77.77-Tviving Alexander's Hag c Ire bus? :6P,op;ing close quarters. G2zng to run workshops over the summer. St'i! f-Z::0(1: up.
RAMAPO RHYTHMAIRES
atiedne4day4= r Pm Peg Tvuteli 201-568-5W
---=‘U
noTy77.77rnoon of rounds with 1.14,2-./Peg was a big success. 1::ass
graduated in April. internat:onaav WaZtz Basics class finishes ear4 ;une.
Al: set for June RID Mini Weekend in Roscoe,NY...room for a few more. We
join with Tirrell Twirlers for summer dancing Monday evenings.
ROCK A ROUNDS -- (Monday40 a
EdiLe4 Sheakwood 914 429 £332
---Alter a tang, hard 6 weeks with Fascination Waltz we are back
?lama:
(almost). We were thrilled to h: zee Wanda/Andrew LacLeod back with us after a long bout with illness. Welcome back! Visitors are ::lwaF4s we:come.
,come join us in our most congenital.
ROUND ROBINS -ManieStan Shtpman 914692 2468
- 15 re once again teaching RiD in the i hour session before 5/D where
we cue rounds. This has been very successful before, The new students
seem to enjoy watching the rounds between tips since they are now involved.
ROYALTY ROUNDS --(Ftidays) JoaniJetky Newman 212 DE9 1110
ge are progressing smoothly with our combination class/club. Our experienced dancers come early(7:30.' to refresh their memories and our Basics
people stay on(9 PM) & are inspired. Our class has now graduated. We are
very proud & pleased with their progress.
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their repertoire. We're dancing all summer, but p:ease call. for dates or
pick up one of our flyers.
IRD'4 --(1,3,5 Tuesdays)
Doc'Peg Tinnett 201-568-5857
We'TiTWen having fun With tie 2,3,4/&;7, of the Sweet & Gentle Cha!!!
Summer is classic time. Call for days or watch for flyers.
VALLEY STEPPERS -- IFItidayA 21tio)- Steve/Fnan/Littian Skadt 215-676-8545
71oREW;770
7
-now dance in the Christ Lutheran Church 357 Farview Rd,
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still in Paramus. r.'a7l Bradt 's or Sibbcads(201-26,b-6526) for dates.
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Souirm A ITO "gift HOUSE. Comb.
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AUGUST 11+ (13( 28
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SQS• Iv/ANNy Artialk
RbS- ft-riz1ErieLes Bloc) - 10: 30
=niFo. act- 4349-345S
PREECOADVRS
This is the 14th yeah o6 the FREELOADER Pnogtam which is open to ate
1981 graduates o6 ANY ctub. Simpty attend 8 o6 10 NNJSDA summen dances
(see coven) - have your Fteetoaden Record signed by the Tneasunen. Dangles
are =landed at the August 26th dance in Isetin.
In the bakers dozen years oi our Fneeioaden Pugnam 9965 have graduated
with only 467 quati6ying. 66 Sussex Spinnens, 41 Staten Squane Set, 32
Ramapo, 31 HLx 6 Chix pa44 have earned this speciat award. Last yeah
Kings Squares had the most Fteetoade46. 1981 Fneetoadens will be entitted
to attend any NNJSDA dance, except the Mini-Festivat, 6nee o6 change 6nom
Sept. thnu May 1982. Join this exctusive group. Happy tnaveting/dancing!
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Bico► -ceid, N.J.
STAN'S PATRIOTIC SQUARES
am Stkeet
drlYvent:Waaang
Ave, Wk
2 4 TuesdaiiI----ThOia
7
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has
rna Ry atri4e c 8 we aH look to!-ward to happy daPlos. We had
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several demonv-iiflon - 66yre Manor where guests joined us, Wi Wow Brook
mail fof- the beneirt of tne retarded & we,
e ioined by Spinning Wheels of
..hopoers watched & arer joined in the tun, We cerebrated our 5th
Anncversary iftoth a oala dance, attended by many groups 4a raid from Tenreeived special dangles & enjoyed the deiicious
atiy Scuarefm,
re 4 reshments, eseecally Conne Melicott's 5 Star Cakes. We were very
Gene Lepetietier at !ne dance, even though he is not up to
rd, r2* le
nis recent operaton,
graduates are a great group
•dancing be,oause
us al he Memoriai Daly Parade
and a rea ,:redo to our Caller,, took 4
WooTf;edo and the fourth of juiy day Parade In Montclair. We are
arxioLls!y awahtircl out 6th annual week,Rrd...and looking forward to our
tam v p rcn c. ':?Jon we wvH be darcrg to the Sounds
& we in201.- 691-4333
to poi n J-D. Ad n_ 42 Made,in2.
SOWIceset 11,115 Scares
41)Ar\iciN
EMERY vai ci 4-TH TUESDAY
%:oo- 10:30
CEDAR Ht LL SCHOOL
PE ACHTREE/R6D
BASK' NO R1160E
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FOR tiF ORVV.vriON
CALL:
WES E" gELEN \PIC) 01)KAr■
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1,3,5 Mondays
We will be
workshops for
These will be
welcome old &
SPINNING WHEELSOF WAYNE,N.J.
( QS )
CCU-CC (e7-ten., 1006 Hambuitg TO,
holding a series of workshops in early summer. Planned are
Extended Basics, Quarterly Selections & Plus One moves.
given by Fred Weiner . For further info call 694-3454. We
new gracw-Ites. Geados HemphLe1,kepoktek
201-694-3454.
eveky Ftiday
I 0 T 7"6 -- Boonton Town4hip,N.J.
( MS
Rockaway Vattey Meth-. ratt.4h House, VaLILey Road
We are now adding workshop material to our dancing program. Our aim is
to improve dancing smoothness & knowledge of position as well as introducing All Position Dancing (APO) concepts at the MS level. We will begin
to explore calls on the Quarterly Selection list. As time progresses we
will also provide train•1 :n the +1 & +2 groupings. We will terminate
this program in August•in Sept. return to a Mainstream dancing program.
Bob/Kay Tatkant - kepokteks
201-766-5628
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The 20th Delaware Valley Square & Round
Dance Convention Committee invites you
Mainstream
PLUS I
PLUS II
ADVANCED
CHALLENGE
CONTRA
Early Bird Dancing
Thurs. 3 10 5 P.M.
ROUND DANCING
SQUARE DANCE ADS.
INTERMEDIATE
ADVANCED
DEMOS AND
TEACHES
YOUTH
SOLD
EXHIBITIONS
SHOPPING
CARL HANKS
JERRY HELT
LEE KOPMAN
STEVE KOPMAN
WILL LARSEN
RON LIBBY
CLINT McLEAN
NORM POISSON
ART SPRINGER
CHUCK STINCHCOMB
LOCAL CALLERS
APPRECIATION HOUR
PETER & BERYL
BARTON
to join us for a
11W & BETTY
EASTERDAY
ROARING GOOD TIME
AT THE
PHILADELPHIA SHERATON
SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 19, 1981
CHARLIE & MADELINE
LOVELACE
TAIILER
2ga
cog
, stloti)
Good D'in
6 00a
' 4'
CRANK UP FOR FUN IN '81
Goo-
'Wes
BADGE NAMES (Please Print)
(HER FIRST)
(HIS FIRST)
(LAST NAME)
STREET
ZIP
STATE
CITY
NUMBER OF DANCERS
CHILDREN REGISTRANTS REQUIRING BADGES
Square
Youth
Round
Solo
ALL REGISTRATIONS INCLUDE PROGRAM BOOK
NO.
MAIL RESERVATIONS TO
AMT.
JIM & DOT BREISCH
$28 00 per Couple
R.D 2. Box 3
$15.00 per Person
Quakertown, PA 18951
Extra Program Books at $2.00 each
(215) 536-7916
TOTAL
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO 20th DVS&RD CONV.
Refunds On Cancellations Until August 1. 1981
HOTEL RESERVATIONS
NO. ROOMS
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
TYPE OF Ai COMMODATION
RATE PER DAY
Single
$33.00
Double
ADDITIONAL ROLLAWAY
IN DCI UBLE ROOM
$38.00
_
1_9.00
DO NOT SEND MONEY FOR HOTEL ROOMS
Above are Convention Rates: Those reserving after Sept. 1, 1981 will pay regular rates.
Official confirmations will be forwarded
'ree parking for registered Hotel Guests
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every Thunsday
AL"e"MO SQUARES
fkookiyn, N.Y.
i +1 )
FisheAman's Meth. Church, 226 Bay 35th Stkeet
all new Graduates. You worked hard & deserve your weii
Hi, Welcomp to
earned diplomas & badges. Now your fun begins. It's your turn to get out
to other clubs, hear different callers, dance & make new friends, but always remember to be true to your mother club, they need you. Thanks to
everyone for everything. "Angels", for your supportive help; ladies for
delicious goodies. Thanks to Bill Anderson for filling in for A I for 3
weeks. Good job. Well done. Also for guest calling at graduation. Plans
all set to continue summer dances every Thursday starting early July in
a beautiful air-conditioned temple. Attend 7 dances & receive free dangle.
See our ad p. 10 . Club is noted for fun & friendship. Pay us a visit graduates welcome. Best wishes to Sandy/Barry Esbin on son Keith's Bar
Mitzvah. "Maze; Toy". Get well wishes to Barney Levenson. Hope you will
join us soon. Miss you. Enjoy a healthy, happy summer.
Edith Moses - tepontet
1i
212-336-1731
LAIN' JWIRLPS
MARCH
17 - JOHN KALTENTHALER(STIPATRICK'S)
24 - BOB MITCHELL
31- WILL LARSEN
MAY
APRIL
7- WILL LARSEN
14 - DICK JONES
21 - NO DANCE
- BOB MITCHELL
(
5- WILL LARSEN
12 - DICK JONES
TREASURERS BALL) 19 - JOHN KALTENTHALER
26 - BOB MITCHELL
JUNE
2 - WILL LARSEN
9-I)ICK JONES
UNTIL
10:30
,40
New Grads)
16- JOHN KALTENTHALER,
(Club Dinner Dance
All HI SAW TWIRLERS dances
will be held at the Middle School,
Roslyn Ave., in New Milford, N.J.
For Information: 914- 356-1727
S 2
16g,loop2oWN
May 14-17 oven 170 ieadets litom ate
the S/V activity gatheted,
PIP
br,
at
theit
own
expense, in Venveit, Co.t•
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'' °Ude, at LEGACY V.
**/**6V300:(1Er0i*:44TIV In depth discussions were heed on
noun di.66etent themes - LEADERSHIP; RECRUITMENT/RETENTION; AUXILIARY PROGRAMS; 6 SOCIAL ASPECTS/PLEASURES o our activity. A new, most comptehenzive Leadeuhip Manuat, developed under the expettise oA John/Fteddie
a guide 60A areas desiting to conduct MiniKattenthatel., Leadetship
Legacies (simitat -to ou& LUST) was distAibuted. Gordon Goat Onought atong thein brand new, hot o“ the puss, "Square Vance Vikectoty". The
higheight Saturday evening was an exhibition oti Catico 6 Boots
Bouidet,
CO, the Ltoyd Shaw Ametican raiz 6 Square Dance Team.
In change cy6 the LEGACY V Ptogtam were Doc/Peg Tittett. Attending
room oust area b on the 6.ivt rye. were FRANK/HELEN CAVANAUGH. Morse on
LEGACY £n liatute issues.
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LEGACY
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MAY
SATURDAY
1981
AT
MONTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Horseneck Road
off Hook Mountain Road
MONTVILLE, N.J.
squate4 - JIM MAYO
tound6 - DOC/PEG TIRRELL
8- 11 pm
Dance Level
-
MS,QS,+1
WORKSHOPS
SUMMER
PURPOSE: To acquaint the new Graduate with the
Quarterly Selections and Plus I and to give the
experienced dancer an opportunity to "sharpen up"
Here's a real chance for this year's Graduate to
get ready to dance at Plus I level with their
Club this coming fall.
PLACE: Hope Community Centen, Hope, N.J.
DATES:
8 PM evety Monday night AtaAting June I
CALLER:
thku August 31.
Datt Young
For info call 201-459-4667
NNJSDA
OFFICERS
--
or 201-459-4182
1981 - 1982
Pres
1 VP
2 VP
3 VP
Gabe/Sila Dell'Angelo 50 Fort Place,Apt. 5A,SI,NY10301
45 Oakridge Ave,Nutley,NJ 07110
Frank/Betty Oiler
Fred/Kathryn Hill
RD1,Box 188,Blairstown,NJ 07825
Harry/Alberta VanLuvender 70 Miller Rd,KinnelonNJ 07405
Trea Roger/Fran Lund
07106
37 Mead Street,Newark,NJ
Rec/Sec Ray/Sandy LaVigne
107 Constant Ave,SI,NY
10314
Cor/Sec Mike/Dorothy Reardon2 L Dorado Dr,
Convent Station,NJ
07961
ADVISORS 113 Stony Road,Edison,NJ
08817
Frank/Helen Cavanaugh
Jim/Helen Dunlop
13 Area Place SI 0 NY
10314
Frank/Lorraine Mooney
44 Sagamore Trail,SpartaNJ 07871
,
212-448-2737
201 661 1423
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201-459-4667
201-838-3392
201-371-5405
212-447-5986
201-267-6697
201-985-1428
212-761-2654
201-729-3205
SAVE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1981
bon
MA 8th
MINI-FESTIVAL
(Out next .L4 4s wilt bning you mote detait4,6ot
now mark the date on yout caiendaAs in RED!!!)
Watch Ph Oyeks on.
FAank/Lot/Laine Mooney
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Poster Contest deadline - May 22, 1981. Rules in
Grads Issue - P.9. Judging May 31 BY NNJSDA Executive
Board. Chr. are the VanLuvenders.
OUR THANX TO HI TAWS, SUSSEX COUNTY DEMO GROUP: CATCH ALL 8-WEST, S. several
anonymous others for their thoughtful, extra donations to GRAND SQUARE.
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