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Official Publication of
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also at www.oklahoma-square-dance-federation.org
2013
Oklahoma Square Dance Federation
“ Dancing in our World.”
Volume 50 No. 3
Circulation 400
Email 1659
Inside this issue:
President’s Message
1
Inside Story
2
2nd Vice President
Ticket Seller Prizes
Inside Story
DANCING IN OUR WORLD
SW District news
3rd Vice President
Afternoon visit
In April, we attended the Northeast Festival in
Glenpool, OK at their wonderful conference center. Northeast District went all out on making this a
wonderful event. We were asked to take part their
fashion show and had a great time showing off our
new OSDF dress while representing the federation,
their theme was UP, UP, AND AWAY. Everyone
was very friendly made us feel very welcome, the
callers were great and went out of their way to
interact with the audience and the dance floor was
packed, we will look forward to attending next
year’s festival.
In May, we attended the South Central Spring
Festival in Lawton, OK at the Ben F. Veit Activity
Center. This was a great location for the festival
and they had the room decorated to fit the theme,
REMEMBER WHEN. They had great callers who
kept the floor rocking with all of their great tunes.
We were very impressed with the South Central
Board, throughout the evening we were approached and “Thanked” for attending their festival. They went out of their way to make us feel
welcome. We also took home some nice prizes.
While Robert & Billie were passing out the festival
tickets, we had a nice surprise, Norvell Dalley
decided he was ready for an outing and came into
OKC with Mary. We pray that he regains his
strength and feels better soon. Mollie Guthrie recently had knee surgery, we hope that she is doing
better by now. It is not easy selling tickets when
your leg hurts. She would rather be driving away
with the winning ticket.
Speaking of selling tickets; the Snow White Bandit
is attracting a lot of attention, I noticed the cars
kept circling while they were checking out this
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Central District News
Glen and Linda Bray
2013 OSDF President
year’s great car. We hope that each District
tries to out sell the other districts. We hope to
visit your area soon.
You never know when or where we might show
up next. We attended the Boggy Creek Ranch
16th Annual Barn Dance at Jack & Peggy Norman’s large red old fashioned barn. I loved the
square dancers hanging on the front side of the
barn. Their club graduated their new dancers
that evening and they look like keepers. The
threat of a storm did not keep the dancers away
and the wind helped cool off the dance floor.
The 62nd Nationals, June 26th – 29th is just a few
weeks away, we hope to gain a lot of new registrations before the start of the Nationals. We
look forward to seeing you there.
Route
66 Jamboree in Southwest District is on July
12th &13th, 2013 in Elk City.
Be
sure to add Panhandle District’s “Fall FunFest”, Saturday, November 23rd at the VFW
Building in Perryton, TX to your OSDF Visitation calendar. We plan to be there.
OSDF Board Informal Meeting, Sunday
July 14th, 11:00AM – 4:00PM, 91Monroe Av, Piedmont, OK
Inside Story
“The Snow White Bandit”
1st Vice President
Can You Write?
4
Inside Story
5
Green Country Assn.
South Central District
Panhandle District
7
Inside Story
6
OSDF past Presidents
8
Inside Story
Visit Nine Dances
9
62nd National news
Northwest District
-OSDF Officers & District 10
Presidents
-OSDF web address
-News Deadline— Jul 19th
Special points of interest:
 Ticket seller prizes
 .“insigainseairene”
 SW Rt 66 FUN
 Visit Nine growing!
 New clubs in NW.
 62nd HERE!!
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2nd Vice President—Robert Orman & Billie Davis
2013 ticket program
We believe the Grand Prize a 1980 White
Pontiac Trans Am as well as the other prizes with the
Mazzio’s coupon will make the tickets sell very well.
Our honorary ticket chairman is Glen & Linda Bray; our
Assistant Committee Members are Jim & Julia Reese,
Norvell & Mary Dalley, Mike & Myrna Perkins. Our
Ticket Program Goal for 2013 is 120,000; we know it
can be done with everyone putting forth their best efforts.
~ DRIVE AWAY IN OUR SNOW WHITE
BANDIT ~
2013 Ticket Seller Prizes
The Grand Prize Ticket Seller will receive
$50.00.
All dancers selling 100 tickets will receive a dangle
& their name well be put in the 100 ticket drawing. Only one
gift will be presented based on the highest number of tickets
sold. Example, if a dancer sells 1,511 tickets the dancer
(women) will receive the dangle plus the Jewelry & Scarf,
(men) will receive the dangle plus Tire Bird Feeders or
Painted Saw Blades not all the prizes leading up to it. If a
couples name is on the ticket stub only one gift will be
awarded. We will have Special Drawings for 1,000 ~ 2,000
~ 5,000 ticket sellers.
All dancers selling 100 tickets will receive a 1980
Trans Am dangle.
250 tickets sold ~ Square Dance License Plate
Frame
500 tickets sold ~ Square Dancing License Plate
750 tickets sold ~ Thunder Key Rings
1000 tickets sold ~ Square Dance License Plate &
License Frame
1500 tickets sold ~ For Women, Hand Made Necklace with Matching Earrings & Hand Made Scarf.
~ For Men, Hand Made Tire Bird
Feeders or Hand Painted Saw Blades
2000 tickets sold ~ $75.00
5000 tickets sold ~ $100.00
SPECIAL DRAWING for 100 TICKETS SOLD
$50.00 Gift Certificate, Donated by Lowell’s Place,
Moore, OK
Acu-Rite ~ 12” Outdoor Deer Thermometer
Thomas Kinkade 10” Wall Clock
Hand Carved Wooden Eagle Feather
Bamboo Salad Hands, Donated by Barb Burcham
A Motor Vehicle Washing Kit, Donated by Barb
Burcham
SPECIAL DRAWING for
1,000 TICKETS SOLD
Scentsy Gift Basket, Donated by Tamara Holland
Hand Made OU Throw, Donated by Linda Gallaway
Hand Carved Wooden Eagle Feather
Beautiful Hand Made Jewelry Box, Donated by
George & Joyce McBryde
SPECIAL DRAWING for 2,000 TICKETS
SOLD
Hand Made Fall Basket, Donated by Judy Gaynor
Ladies Square Dance Outfit, Donated by Nancy’s
Sew ‘n Sew, Amber, OK
5 Night RV Hookup, Donated by Wanderlust RV
Park Eureka Springs, AK
Hand Made Wooden Folding Table
SPECIAL DRAWING for 5,000 TICKETS
SOLD
Square Dance Clock, Donated by Jim Fredericks
$50.00 Gift Certificate, Donated by Lowell’s Place,
Moore, OK
Ladies Square Dance Outfit, Donated by Donna Kay
Pierce, Okla. City, OK
Man’s Pulsar Watch, 50M Water Resist, Donated by
Ferguson’s Jewelry, Newcastle, OK
TOP THREE TICKET SELLERS
First Place Seller: Dinner for two at the Pre-Party,
November 1, 2013, one night stay for two at the host
hotel, and a special gift.
Second Place Seller: Dinner for two at the PreParty, November 1, 2013, one night stay for two at the
host hotel, and a
special gift.
Third Place Seller: Dinner for two at the Pre-Party,
November 1, 2013, a special gift.
Volume 50 No.3
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Central District—Jim and Ruth Ford
OK, Mister Big Sashay Editor!
You asked for an article! Print
this, Buddy!
It is not only the wind outside
whirling around at two hundred
miles an hour , we can’t even
keep our hats on in the house or
find our car keys. We are going in circles or are we going
“insigainseairene?”, opps! spell
check just shorted out.
Jim told me if I say, “yes, to
one more opportunity he is
going to change the locks on
the door. How dare he cause
me to miss a blessing! Relate
to that, if you will! It’s this
darn theme, “Together We Can
– Relate, Dedicate, Circulate” –
that is exactly what it is. Once
upon a time, a long, long, long
time ago, we looked forward to
dancing two nights a month.
Now we look forward to staying home twice a month. We
had so many eggs in our basket
that we had to hide some under
our bed. That’s not a pretty
thought. Oh, well we can
move before those eggs hatch.
It is friends like you, Mike and
Myrna, who will not let us get
out of the fast lane. And, the
Central District Board, in their
pretty black and pink attire;
clubs in Central District with
their clever theme dances; Anniversaries, Ticket Sales,
(everyone wants that sexy car),
Ad sales; Blood Drive, Food
Drives, Board Meetings; to
heck with the laundry.
If I had time, I’d schedule a hot
flash! Save that ‘til later, this
is more fun. Here they come,
5,000 colorful, high-stepping
“wanna have a good time”
dancers ready to blow into
downtown Oklahoma City for
the 62nd National Square Dance
Convention®. Keep smiling!
Jim and Ruth Ford Central
District President
Southwest District—Lois and Vernon Schimmels
Southwest District just
can’t wait until everyone
can come visit again! We
have such FUN when you
are here. Vernon is doing well after his surgery.
Our next District Officers Visitation is Friday,
July 19 in Vernon, TX at
their Christmas In July. If
you haven’t visited their
Christmas in July dance,
YOU HAVE MISSED
OUT!
The Route 66 Square
Dance Jamboree is coming
July 12-13. Everyone coming always say they have a
GREAT FUN time. You
can still Pre-register and be
able to be entered in the
DRAWING for $213 cash!
Deadline is June 15 and only
$12.50 per person for the
two days. Look up the flyer
at www.jim-r.com/
southwes.htm. And click on
Route 66.
now and come have a
great time on a great
wood floor.
The Southwest Fall
Festival will be October
19 in Vernon, TX with
Dean Dederman calling.
It is a visit 9 dance and a
State Officers Visitation.
Put us on your calendars
3rd Vice President—Vernon Willis and Joyce Winfield
We have been
checking on facilities to have the Fall
Roundup. As of this
date we have not
confirmed a location.Vernon has
been dealing with
pneumonia. We will
be securing a facility
soon. We did go to
Lawton for South
Central’s Festival
May 11th. If you
were not able to
attend, you missed a
great Festival. We
are looking forward
to seeing you all at
the 62nd National
Convention in June.
Vernon Willis and Joyce Winfield
3rd Vice President
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2013 Grand Prize
1980 Pontiac Trans Am Turbo Pace Car
Would you write an Article?
We are looking for square dancers to write a POSITIVE article about something happened, happening, or
someone that you think did a BIG PLUS for square dancing. Let’s toot our own horn and let the square
dance world know that there are great things happening in square dancing. We hear so much about what
is wrong or we are loosing dancers and clubs, we can’t get students. Why can we not hear about the
GOOD things? The media says pain and terror sell newspapers. Well, we just want to feel good when
we read about square dancers and we do not have to pay for our email copy of the SASHAY.
1st Vice President—Bill and Molly Guthrie
Hello to all the Oklahoma Dancers. Boy, how time
has flown. Only a couple of weeks left until the Nationals. We are really getting excited.
Then we move on to the State Festival in November. The assignments are out and I know the districts are busy working on their assignments. If you
need help, please call us---580-353-1762.
Bill and Molly Guthrie
Also, you might consider making you reservations
at the Biltmore on Meridian for the festival. The
rates are very reasonable and they include breakfast with your room. Plan to attend the festival.
You'll have a good time.
Biltmore Hotel, Oklahoma City
I-40 and Meridian– 2013 Festival
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Square Dance Association of Green Country District—
Jim and Julie Reese, President
Its summertime and we are all looking
forward to fun and fellowship with our
fellow dancers. We plan to play a little,
dance a little and have a lot of fun.
One of our clubs, Ramblers, will dance
throughout the summer. They will dance
on June 14, July 12 & 26, August 9 and
23. They dance at the Church of Christ
Family Life Center at 1900 West Rogers,
Skiatook. Come to Skiatook and dance
with this “fun bunch”.
June 26 will find most of us in OKC at
the 62nd Nationals, where we will reunite
with friends from across the land and
have as much fun and learn as much as
we can possibly absorb. When we get
tired of learning and dancing we will go
to the vendors and spend a little money.
We are looking forward to seeing you
there.
Congratulations are sent to one of our
favorite callers, Steve Estep and his
bride, Lori. Lori just walked into our
square dance family and found a comfortable spot. She is truly a delight and
we are glad to have her in our family.
Congratulations and best wishes to the
both of you.
The dancers of our district are so enthusiastic and friendly that we know this will
continue to be a great year for square
dancing and for SDAGC. We look forward to seeing each of you in a square
somewhere. We will be ever present at
many square dance functions, and at the
62nd Nationals, dancing and enjoying the
company of our square dance friends.
Remember we are only a S – M – I – L –
E away so come on over.
Jim and Julia Reese
Green Country President
62nd National Square Dance Convention®
Oklahoma City, OK June 26-29, 2013
Just a few weeks and it will be time pack your suitcase and travel to
Oklahoma City. You can drive, fly or ride the train. We’ll be ready
to greet you. There is a lot to do in a short time while in Oklahoma
City. There are two dances Tuesday before the convention begins.
Both dances begin at 7:30 pm and end at 10:00 pm. Contralab is
hosting a Free Trail End Dance on June 25, 2013 in Halls 9-10 of the
Cox Convention Center. Tony Oxendine and friends will host a
Plus Level dance in Exhibit Hall 1, for $10 per person. Tours begin
Tuesday. Route 66 begins in the morning and the Chickasaw Cultural Center tour begins in late afternoon.
Wednesdays Opening Ceremonies begin at 5 pm for a “Sooner
Welcome” in the northwest corner of Cox Convention Center.
After the opening it’s time for dinner and the show “Buddy and Beyond”. Tickets are needed for dinner and or show. There will be
free Round and Square Dancing after the show.
Thursday morning at 10 am the 62nd National Square Dance Convention® begins. Dance, dance, dance. Some
tours will begin before 10 am so check your tour schedule. Visit the Vendor area for your new outfit. Show Case
of Ideas opens. Attend several educational panels, clinics and seminars. Learn a new sewing trick in the Sew and
Save room. Check your program book and watch one of the 5 Exhibition Groups perform. Be on the lookout
for surprise performances or sit back each evening in the Main Arena and watch these Exhibition Groups perform
when the Ghost Riders take a break. Dance to live music each evening from 8 pm to 10 pm in the Main Arena.
The Ghost Riders Square Dance Band has been a regular nightly feature for dozens of past conventions.
Friday morning begins with the “Bid Session”. This gives dancers a glimpse at what future cites have to offer if
they win the bid. Come see what Cincinnati, Ohio has to offer for the 2017 convention. More dancing, tours to
take, vendors and Show Case of Ideas to visit. Sewing, education panels, and seminars to attend. In the Main
Arena at 5:30 pm attend “Sooner Lagniappe” (a small gift given a customer (you) by a merchant (us) at the time of a
purchase; something given or obtained gratuitously or by way of good measure.) Arkansas’s Invitational Skit will be at
this time. Never been to Little Rock? Come see what Little Rock has to offer for the 63 rd National Square Dance
Convention®. President Bill Clintons Library is a must see. Back to dancing, all floors, all levels. Ghost Riders in
the main arena.
Saturday, last day. More dancing, tours, seminars, panels and education discussions. Vendors, Show Case of
Ideas. Main Arena is closed for Fashion Show practice and decorating. Plan to attend Catch your Dreams Fashion
Show. You’ll see fashions from around the country and very entertaining talent from Oklahoma. Last chance to
sit and rest before the final hours of dancing. Parade of States line up begins at 5 pm in the EAST hallway. The
parade begins at 5:30 pm and will travel into the Main Arena and everyone should find seats off the main floor.
Closing ceremonies, passing of the torch and the announcement of where the 66 th National Square Dance Convention® will be held. Then, back to dancing. At 9:00 pm in the main arena the winners of two quilts will be announced. Last night for the Ghost Riders band in the main arena. Contra dancers will dance to the live music of
“Shed House Band” Saturday evening.
Thanks for traveling to Oklahoma City. Hope you made plans to attend the 63 rd in Little Rock.
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South Central District—Avery and Missy Fuller
Greetings to everyone
from South Central
District,
In the wake of the recent events I hope this
finds everybody safe
and in good health. The
month of May has truly
been an eventful month
and I first want to say
how much our hearts
here in South Central
District goes out to our
friends in Shawnee and
Moore. In my own
mind's eye I could not
imagine the devastation
and the fear that you all
went through and it
was only after we saw
the pictures that it
really hit home. Our
prayers go out to the
families who lost loved
ones, our hearts cry for
the children who went
to be with the Lord, but
we give praise that we
have the caliber of
teachers that so selfishly protected those
children.
On May 11th. South
Central District had its
spring Festival chaired
by Joan and David
Gutierrez and was truly
amazed at the turn out
that we had. With the
theme of "Remember
When" David and Joan
in conjunction with all
the clubs created a festival that was just like
walking down the
boardwalk at a carnival. We had cake
walks, bag sales, a couple of auctions and a
booth word you could
buy slightly used
square dance apparel.
Just like the barkers at
a carnival, the callers
of the SCD kept us entertained and busy as
we walked down
"Remember When"
Lane. It was said by
many this was the best
Festival that the SCD
has had for many many
years. I can personally
say this was the best
festival that we've had
in the last 6 years. I
want to thank all the
OSDF officers who
came to visit us as well
as our visitors from
Southern District,
Southwest District and
our Texas friends from
down in Wichita Falls.
Thank you all so much
for coming.
Avery and Missy Fuller
South Central President
Panhandle District—Garrell and Lesa Young
Panhandle district is
shifting into summer
mode. We are having
to travel to find dances
since many clubs are
not dancing during the
summer. June 1 Perryton will have Sonya
Jones and the Plus
dance on June 20 will
be Jim Howard.
A REALLY SPECIAL FUN DANCE
will be Sat. June 22
with Jerry Junck.
Lots of Promenaders
are making plans to
attend 62nd National
Convention.
July 6 Rod & Lois
Ford will call our mainstream dance and on
July 18 Don Main will
call the Plus dance. August dances will be Cecil Burton on August 3
and the Plus dance August 15 with Rod &
Lois Ford. Then some
of us will be heading to
Laveta, Co. to dance
with Jimmy Gouge &
Freddie McKee Aug.
23 & 24. Hopefully a
cooler setting.
We will finish up the
summer with a special
dance on Wed. August
28 with Ken Bower in
Perryton. Have a great
summer and dance
every chance you get.
Judy Tindell reporting
Gerrell and Lesa Young
Panhandle President
Sashay
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Southern District—Don and Vivian Kampbell
The spring
rains that we’ve been
receiving are certainly a blessing as
we enter into June
here in the Southern
District. Let’s keep
those affected by the
Moore tornado in our
prayers.
The “Spring
Fling” held at Ada in
April was fun, we had
a great time.
Southern District is busy working
on ticket sales. The
eye-catching 1980
white turbo Pontiac
Trans Am grabs a lot
of attention.
sister clubs. It’s so
nice to see Norvell
back and dancing a
few tips. Keep
Norvell in your
prayers as he continues to gain strength
back.
Southern Circle had a nice campout in early May at
Bridgeview on Lake
Texoma.
Don and Vivian Kampbell
Remember
the National Convention in Okla City June
26- 29. Hope to see
you there.
Southern District President
Till next time.
The Davis Yellow Rockers have
been busy visiting
Freddie Freeloader says
“Hi”.
Earl Webb, Publicity
Active OSDF Past Presidents
2012 Ron & Barb Smith
sw
2000 Gene & Barbara Morton sw
2011 Ray and Patricia Mills
sw
1997 Louise Courtney
2010 Jim & Julia Reese
gc
1995 Norvell & Mary Dalley
s
2009 Robert Orman & Billie Davis c
1994 Harry & Pat Nelson
c
2008 Chuck & Janice Bookout
ne
1989 Elton & Phillis Ferrell
2007 Mike & Myrna Perkins
sw
1988 Paul & Wanda Kittredge c
sc
sc
2006 Marvin & Donna Kay Pierce c
1986 Vernon & Lois Schimmels sw
2003 George & Shirley Hazlett
ne
1974 Harry & Pat Nelson
2001 Dean & Rose Lloyd
s
c
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Visit Nine Schedule—Daniel and Phelica Scott
Happy Father’s Day
and a Happy and safe
4th of July to all. The
Panhandle Visit 9 on
March 23 gave a big
snow showing. That
is a sure fire way to
bring
in
spring.
There were visitors
from SW, SC, and
Green Country districts.
Great V9
dances in NE, S, SW,
and SC the last two
months. There are no
Visit 9 dances in June,
but hold on to your
overalls there are two
coming in July! The
famously fun Route 66
Jamboree in Elk City,
followed by the Central
District’s
President
Dance which is a free
dance! Make a weekend of Visit 9 J If you
would like information
about the Visit 9 program or need a flyer to
any Visit 9 dance
please email or call.
*July 12-13~ Elk City
Convention
Center,
1016 E. Airport Industrial Rd (Business I40
exit 41, west 1 mile on
Hwy 66) Elk City. Friday Night Advanced @
6:30, Welcome & GM
7:30.
Saturday fun
dance @ 2; Advanced
@ 7; Announcements
& GM at 7:30. Admission: $10 each night.
Silent auction fun.
*July 14~ Westside Lions Hall, 4135 NW 10th
in
Oklahoma
City.
President’s Dance on
Sunday 2-4 p.m. Free!
Door prizes and refreshments.
Visit 9, it’s a fun square
dance time!
Northwest District—Dale and Jackie Niehus
I failed to get Jim Robertson’s article by press
time, so I hope he does
not mind me taking up his
space. MP
But, the most exciting
part was the graduation exercises of a new
class and club taught
by Rod Ford in Alva,
Ok. They call themselves the Alva Twisters and boy do they!
All eleven were dancing up a storm and
keeping up with us
OLD experienced
dancers.
I want to encourage
that new club to stay
traveling and dancing
and become a part of
the Northwest District.
So many advantages
are received when you
are part of the district.
That also makes you
part of the state and
capable of meeting and
dancing with so many
new friends at various
activities.
We also met and
danced with some
members of the other
new club in Northwest
district, The Harper
County Squares. Such
fun people! I hope we
can make their club
dance sometime soon.
Everyone, please
make a point to go
dance with these new
clubs. You will not be
disappointed nor go
away without a smile.
The Alva Twisters
Myrna and I were
privileged to be asked
to attend the Boggy
Creek Barn dance
south of Fargo, OK at
the home of Jack and
Peggy Norman.
Which, if it were in a
bigger city, would
probably be designated
as a historic building
and site. They have
tons of family history
that they love to share
for the asking. You
would not be disappointed if you went.
We picnicked on the
grounds despite the
winds and approaching
storm. We danced in
the second story hay
barn with 5 to 6
squares on a great
wood floor from an old
gym. What great FUN!
Newsletter Articles
Deadline for the
Aug./Sep issue is
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OSDF Officers and Staff—2013
WebMaster
Ken Robinson, [email protected]
Jul 19, 2013
President
Glen and Linda Bray
Singles Coordinator
7420 High Meadow Ln
Piedmont, OK 73008
[email protected]
405-373-1380
1st Vice President
Bill and Molly Guthrie
3301 E 15th St
Edmond, OK 73013
[email protected]
2147 NW Ozmun Ave
Lawton, OK 73505
[email protected]
2nd Vice President
Robert Orman and Billie Davis
1812 Markham Dr
Newcastle, OK 73065
[email protected]
3rd Vice President
Vernon Willis
17275 NE 23rd St
Choctaw, OK 73020
AND
6108 SE 8th St
Midwest City, OK 73110
[email protected]
Treasurer
Marvin and Donna Kay Pierce
516 SW 103 St
Oklahoma City, OK 73139
[email protected]
Secretary
Wayne and Linda Davis
PO Box 735
Kingston, OK 73439
[email protected]
580-564-3766
Greg Mills
405-341-7133
Kula York
580-353-1762
312 Peggy Dr
Elk City, OK 73644
[email protected]
405-387-3126
Visit Nine
405-390-8426
609 N 15th
Duncan, OK 73533
[email protected]
Joyce Winfield
NEC Advisor
[email protected]
4506 Rosemont Ave
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
[email protected]
405-869-0489
405-691-6382
580-243-5703
Daniel and Phelica Scott
580-467-2177
Harry and Pat Nelson
972-639-3733
General Chrmn, 62nd NSDC Gene and Barbara Morton
2320 16th St
Vernon, TX 76384
[email protected]
940-553-4415
Immediate Past President Ron and Barb Smith
PO Box 62
Martha, OK 73556
Accountant
[email protected]
580-301-9621
Glenn and Roselind McCulley, CPA’s
PO Box 1626
Weatherford, OK 73096-1626
[email protected]
Caller Coordinator
580-774-0856
405-630-8199
Tom and Vicki Geis
7601 NW 102nd St
Oklahoma City, OK 73162
[email protected]
405-773-8668
Historian
Avis Strasner
PO Box 137
Keyes, OK 73947
[email protected]
580-546-7682
Loraine Conner
PO Box 392
Keyes, OK 73947
[email protected]
580-546-7239
Insurance Chairman
George and Shirley Hazlett
9016 S Lakewood Ct
Tulsa, OK 74137
[email protected]
Parliamentarian
Chuck and Janice Bookout
22806 E 78th St
Broken Arrow, OK 74014
[email protected]
918-488-1990
918-357-1165
Program & Ad Chairman Ron and Ruby Kuhlman
3936 NW 6th St
Newcastle, OK 73065
Publicity (Resigned)
[email protected]
405-392-4826
Harry and Pat Nelson
4506 Rosemont Ave
Grand prairie, TX 75052
[email protected]
Sashay Editor
Mike and Myrna Perkins
6 Sandra Rd
Clinton, OK 73601
[email protected]
www.oklahoma-square-dance-federation.org
Terry and Sonya Savell Jones
12816 SE 71st St
Oklahoma City. OK 73150
[email protected]
Education
The SASHAY is on the Web at:
972-639-3733
580-323-5953
District Presidents-2013
Central District
1901 N Woodward Ave
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Green Country District
PO Box 518
Mannford, OK 74044
North Central District
1400 Country Club Dr
Perry, OK 73077
Northeast District
15995 S 4130 Rd
Claremore, OK 74017
Northwest District
13530 East Rupe Ave.
Fairmont, OK 73736-1127
Panhandle District
Rt 2, Box 111
Turpin, OK 73950
South Central District
2606 NW Williams Ave
Lawton, OK 73505
Southern District
309 Jan Dr
Stratford, OK 74872
Southwest District
1118 Orient
Clinton, OK 73601
Jim and Ruth Ford
[email protected]
405-942-3456
Jim and Julia Reese
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918-865-2846
Tom and Margene Pearce
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580-336-2963
Francis and Shirley Jones
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918-341-5737
Dale and Jackie Niehus
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580-554-0389
Garrell and Lesa Young
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580-778-3369
Avery and Missy Fuller
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580-678-1430
Don and Vivian Kampbell
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580-421-7654
Vernon and Lois Schimmels
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580-323-0079