JIM & FAY BATES - NNJSDA Presidents

Moved to Jersey in '63 from I ndi ana graduates of Hanley and Vi Clapp's class of '69 past officers of Grand Prowlers..enjoy round dancing in spare time might be found bowl-ing, garden ing, sail ing, swimming.. recently earned their century badge their fifth year on Association Ex-ecutive Board having served as 3rd VP two years, and one year each as 2nd VP and ist VP

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published bi-monthty Sept - May next izsue - Amway 15, 1978 deadtine - December 14, 1977

Editor - Doc & Peg Tirrell 201-568-5857 3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ 07626

Advertising Editor - Frank & Lorraine Mooney 201-729-3205 44 Sagamore Trail, Sparta, NJ 07871

Northern Reporter - Paul & Dorothy Pullman 201-568-5138 111 - 12th Street, Cresskill, NJ 07626

Southern Reporter - Walter & Mary Narwid 201-985-6488 313 New Durham Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854

Western Reporter - Al & Dot Pushart 201-962-6145 28 Whaleback Terrace, Ringwood, NJ 07456

Advisor - Charlie Bogart Half-tone prints - courtesy of John Jonas

prom the duk JIM 6 FAY SATES, pte4idents NINJSOA

Those in attendance at the September 18 Delegate's Meeting witnessed a truly exceptional event, when the Musials and the Bottas, representing the 26th National Square Dance Convention

presented your Association with a check for $1,743.24. This was a return of the sum raised by the NNJSDA-sponsored Booster Dance. In addition to this check, they presented another, for $500, for Education in our area. Other groups who were beneficiaries of this largess were the Round Dance Leaders Council and the Callers Council.

This "return" of monies previously presented was all the more gratify-ing because it was unexpected. All right, so the Association raised dol-lars for the 26th, but our contribution did not obligate the Convention Management in any way.

As we are all aware, the NNJSDA's contribution did not center on dollars and cents - our 1,000 workers, plus also made a considerable contribtuion in time and effort, to the success of the 26th.

That the Atlantic City Convention was well managed is obvious. We are now benefitting from the sound fiscal policies followed. The transfer of funds from one organization to another, and then back to the first group, indicates that both we, and the Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers, want to be good neighbors, and underscores the fact that "Friendship is Square Dancing's Greatest Reward."

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Let's Get Acquainted

1st VP - Frank & Nan Habersberger

met & married in Scotland....proud grandparents...tho' both work they are active in Methodist Church.... Nan loves to knit....have handled NNJSDA Publicity/Public Relations & Classes...this year in charge of all Association dances

3rd VP - Herb & Carol Arkin

began dancing with Odds & Ends.... graduated Somerset Hills in '74 & served as president and delegate.. have 3 children, 2 of whom dance.. are NNJSDA PATRONS, organized LUST (NNJSDA leadership seminar)...cur-rently in charge of publicity

2nd VP - Ron & Mildred Nitzsche

dancing 6 years...have 3 sons (Ron a '77 Freeloader).....many hobbies, include camping - lapidary as well as round dancing former Ass'n secretaries, chaired constitution-al revision...now in charge of Be-ginner classes.

Treasurer - Gene & Nina Borrelli

members of Staten Square Set class of '66..aerved mother club in var-ious capacities....members of sev-eral clubs, including r/ding leaving little time for Nina to sew or Gene to go boating keep track of the Association finances.

Cor. Sec. - Al & Helen Rosa

they announced their engagement at a s/d....had a s/d wedding...Helen is a Sec/Administrative Assistant. Al, a plant manager at an embroid-ery factory....Al's son & wife now s/d responsible for all NNJSDA correspondence, except minutes....

Rec. Sec. - Joe & Florence DiSano

graduated Richmond Dancers class of '75...Florence teaches retarded young people to s/d...Joe is VP of H.W. Robinson Co..involved in many organizations....have 3 children & 4 grandchildren....responsible for minutes of all meetings/Clearance.

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CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Tenafly, N.J. 4th Friday November-Reformed ChurATniington Ave,Cresskill,NJ

We're holding our opening dance of this 1977-78 season in November in Cresskill with Bob Mitchell on squares and the Tirrells on rounds. But don't for one minute think our club has been idle. In September many of us were dancing at the Big "D" Weekend in Deposit, NY run by Doc & Peg with John Kaltenthaler & Chip Hendrickson on squares. It may have rained all weekend, but it didn't dampen our spirits one iota. Then in October we again weekended it, this time at Round Top (Winter Clove), NY with Mike Cleary on squares & the Tirrells on rounds. Wonder what the weather will be like when we return in the Spring?

Remember our December dance is cancelled due to the holidays. So we'll take this opportunity to wish you all happy holidays. Remember, Christmas is like a kiss, it has to be shared to be enjoyed.

president - Bertha/Lester Sneider 201-854-0848

SQUARE DANCE SYSTEMS

PRESENTS A STANDARD PROGRAM OF SQUARE DANCE LEVELS 1 - 8

1. BOOK OF LEVELS -- Class through Challenge $2.50

2. INDEX CARDS--Step by Step explanation of calls Level 1-2-3-4 $2.00 each level Level 5-6 $2.50 each level

PLEASE ADD 50c FOR POSTAGE AND HANDLING ON EACH ORDER

3. NUMBER SYSTEM--For mixing dancers--17 in. by 22 in. chart plus sliding selector--6 tips 9 squares maximum

$10.00 plus $1.50 postage and handling

4. ADDITIONAL CHART for 10 to 12 squares -$5.00 plus $1.00 postage and handling

SQUARE DANCE SYSTEMS

663 Lowell Street

Peabody, Mass. 01960

Directors John Ilendron, Let Keddy, Art Ballard

CLOVERLEAFS -- Paramus, N.J. lst Friday Bergen Mall Auditorium Our October dance was a real fun Cloverleaf get together - Sparky Carl-

ton called a Mainstream Plus Two Dance with a special Hash Tip for the die hards. Doc A. Peg Tirreil taught the S/Ders ROM and our 50/50 was won by Dick Lighthipe who generously donated it back to our sagging treasury. Thanks Dick - we needed that! Paul Andrews is on deck for November fol-lowed by Bob Gambell for December. The Round Dance Teach will be "Yakkity Sax" and Rube and Ruth Liss invite all dancers to c'mon down - and join us for an evenings fun - Try it - You'll Like It.

Reporters =Bob/Lynne Gordon. 201-652-2L6.8.4.6

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Vetegate4 Meeting "In a Nut4hete Septembe4 18, 1977

—.in attendance all clubs except Kings Squares, Kittatinny Rangers and Princeton Squares...19 pres-idents, 1 VP, 2 alternate delegates, representatives from Garden State Campers, Lakeland Squares,Kuntry Kuzn's, CCNJ (Jean Kellogg) and the Bottas and the Musials from the 26th National S/D Convention

1st VP - thanked everyone for their help at the summer dances...average 31 squares...more teens this year...85 freeloaders...Next special Sept. 30 with Red Bates at Cedar Hill School in Basking Ridge

2nd VP - 21 clubs have classes...mailed info to over 150 people...Basic Manuals available for clubs whose class membership is established.

3rd VP - distributed 1000 small & equal number large size of winning poster; sent press releases to 130 newspapers...resulting in fantastic response... What

Is Modern American Square Dancing available for all clubs to use when

doing demonstration, etc...S/D week proclamation received and distributed to all clubs and many papers...is working with CCNJ to coordinate demon-stration requests...see p.53 for info on Bill in Congress to make S/D the National Folk Dance.

CLEARANCE - The Association has first priority of all 5th Fridays and 5th Saturdays. The following dates were released... 1977 - Oct. 29; Dec. 30; Dec. 31 1978 - June 30; July 29; Sept 29; Dec 29; Dec 30 1979 - March 30; June 29; June 30; August 31; Nov. 30; Dec 29 1980 - May 30; May 31; August 24; August 30; Oct. 31

GRAND SQUARE - gave a financial report for 1976-77- printed 6 averaging 51 1/3 pages per issue of which 20 1/3 were ads.... receipts - advertising 4,120.34 expenditures - printing

Booster drive 1,951.50 administration Booster Subscribers 262.50

6,334.34 We printed 14,600 copies Deduct one bad debt in advertising ($26.75). Balance on Hand $554.83

CDR. SEC. - askedfor all club rosters as soon as possible. R/D Advisor - NNJRDLC is planning 2 specials - October 16 in Parsippany-"Accent on Rounds" with squares in between tips; also April 30th, 1978. Their are 10 basic classes throughout the area and 9 active clubs.

OLD BUSINESS - Ed Bell reported on INSURANCE (see page 9O); 33 sets atten-ded the STAN BURDICK April dance; 58 squares attended the GRADUATES BALL in Montville; 32 paid sets (the English visitors were our guests) were at the TRAIL-IN Dance; The Mooneys gave a wrap up report on the 26th NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION. They then presented the Musials & the Bottas. Steve Musial gave a brief report and read the financial statement and pre-sented Frank with the checks for the NNJSDA,CCNJ,NNJRDLC (see pagel,) Approximately 3000 people helped to put on the convention...it would cost 21i million for a private organization to duplicate the 26th National; LUST '77 - Yale summarized the day...over 200 attended...most would like it to be longer...many said they would come even without a dance afterwards Lust was explained as a dialogue between all persons associated with siding MINI-FESTIVAL - all is in readiness for Sunday, Nov. 27 NEW BUSINESS - Project Drop out - the Nitzsches & Riviccios (CCNJ) are coworking on this project to help dropouts get back into s/ding...ask for list of drop outs to be contacted; DUES to NNJSDA will be collected at January meeting- 10c per club dues paying member, minimum $5.00 per club; BASIC MANUAL of S/Ding - CCNJ & NNJSDA are exploring ways to make it a joint effort; 27th National S/D Convention - Paul Henaby of Sussex Spinners

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SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1978

COLONIAL SQUARES -- Clark, N.J. every Thursday Karumpf S-C7h-o67-, Mildred Terrace

The cover of the Fail issue of GRAND SQUARE featured the line, "Open A New Door To Fun - Learn to Square Dance." Under the expert tutelage of

our own "Master of Challenge", Lee Kopman, new and prospective Colonial Squares members are having their eyes opened to a whole new style of square dancing at an advanced level - Colonial Squares style.

We are sorry to learn that Don Collins prolonged illness has caused Betty Collins to stop cueing the rounds at our weekly dances. We miss you Betty & Don! Let's give the "red badge of courage" to club members Tom & Pat Cribbin for volunteering to take over the rounds. Good going, Tom & Pat!

In September Lee was calling at the Delaware Valley Association Conven-tion in Philadelphia and a large contingent from Colonial Squares followed him to the City of Brotherly Love. Tim Scholl from Easton, PA filled in for Lee at our regular dance and did a nice job. Thanksgiving will soon be here but we are sure that Colonial Squares members won't have too much trouble working off those extra calories. Lee's active pace and great variety of square dance moves will surely burn off more than a few pounds that might accumulate. Come to think of it, its the most enjoyable diet in town! reporters - Bob/Louise Benner 201-548-8594

COUNTRY PROMENADERS -- Edison, N.J. 2 & 4 Saturdays Clara Barton School-1015 Amboy Road

Our new season opened with a bang. We had 17 squares

Year going at one time, besides spectators and "resters". (Our hall is large, so there was no crowding.)

The highlight of the evening was a visit from a group of Senior Citizens who were invited to try square dancing, during the Treasurer's Break. They seemed to enjoy themselves very much. Jim Mar-shall sure knows how to make beginners feel confidence in their capabil-ities! We are most grateful to the members of our sister clubs, who at-tended our opening dance and extend our thanks for their support.

Country Promenaders was asked to participate in the Metuchen Fair in October. The theme was "Square Dancing around the World" (with our Sil-ver Jubilee thrown in) and was called by Marty Clifford, who seemed to enjoy the affair as much as the dancers and spectators. Our teens did a splendid job of decorating for the occasion. We look forward to seeing you all at our future dances.

reporters - John/Margaret Martinez 201-688-0475

"The Editou o6 TtathiAat Chimee, Gordon g Gwen NuttaLi; the teadeAs o6 Cathednat Square 6 Square Vance C'ub, (Chni6t-chunch, New Zeatand), At S Btanche Shepherd, and att the dance woutd Like to with all dance& in your area, a very MeAAy Xmaz and a Happy New YeaA".

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Stu ARE DANCE; SHOP VILLAGE RD . NEW VERNON N . J . 07976 Peg & Art Richards 201-5'58-7273

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Date Book a season; those meeting more often, may list up to 5. All need clearance if on a different dance night. Our

Clearance Chr - the DiSanos 345 Lightner Ave., S.I., NY 10314 212-761-2451

NOVEMBER 18- Reelers - Clint McLean 1- 22- Somerset Hills - Al Brundage 10- 25- Ocean Waves - Earl Johnston

10- 27- NNJSDA - MINI - FESTIVAL #4

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29- Somerset Hills - 2fer 31- DECEMBER

4- Rutgers Prom - Toys for Tots 7- 6- Hill City- Ed Fraidenburg 23- 10- Richmond Dancers - Jim Cargill 29- 13- Hi Taws - fashion Show 30- 20- Hi Taws - Christmas Dance 23- Hanover Square-Glenn Cooke 7- 30- Princeton Squares Special 12- 31- Somerset Hills 19- 31- Sussex Spinners 19-

JANUARY 30- 6- Cloverleafs - Don Hanhurst 31- Hill City - Jerry Schatzer 20-

FEBRUARY 28- 10- Ocean Waves- Jerry Schatzer 30- 14- Hi Taws - famous duo dance 22- Cross Trail - Ed Novak 29- 26- CCNJ-Student/Mainstream festival

Festival

MARCH Kittatinny Rangera-Kaltenthaler Hanover Sq - Bill Chamberlain Y Squares - Glenn Cooke Cross Trail - John Sweeney NNJSDA - SPECIAL S/D

APRIL Cloverleafs - Jerry Schatzer NNJSDA - GRADUATES BALL NNJSDA - Specie. S/D NNJRDLC - Spring Round Up

MAY Staten Island Round Up Hanover Sq - Frannie Heintz Reelers -Calico Ball/Glenn Cooke Tenakili Twirlers - LIVE MUSIC Hill City - Ralph Trout

JUNE Hi Taws - dinner Dance NNJSDA - first summer dance Sussex Spinners Special

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The Last NNJSDA summer dance was extra special. A record number - 85 FREELOADERS were awarded to 1977 graduates who had attended 8 of the 10 Association summer dances. Sussex Spinners, Ocean Waves and the Staten Square Set clubs also gave their club ladies extra special attention with a corsage. Ocean Waves also presented their male winners with boutort.- naires. Overheard at the sign in table, "We came all the way down from Canada to earn this dangle tonight:" Surprisingly enough when President Jim Bates asked how many "Old Timers" besides himself had also attended 8 or more summer dances, about a full square of hands were raised! Remember all you 85 new FREELOADERS - just smile and point to your free-loaders dangle and check off your name when you attend the NNJSDA Special Dances from now thru May 1978 (except the Mini-Festival). Happy dancing.

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A TE N 1977-7e QUAKE DANCE E-r SCHEDULE

DECEMBER 3 - REGULAR DANCE

17 - CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

JANUARY 7 - ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

21 - SPECIAL - JOHN KALTEN1HALER

FEBRUARY 4 - REGULAR DANCE

18 - VALENTINE DANCE

MARCH 4 - GRADUATION DANCE

18 - REGULAR DANCE

APRIL 1 - REGULAR DANCE

15 - TEEN'S BUNNY BASH

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COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nutley, N.J. 1 & 3 Mondays St. Paul's Parish House, 642 Franklin Avenue

The flaming colors of autumn make us think of pumpkins, cider, dough-nuts, and hoedowns. The hoedown at Covered Bridge was at its best with Bruce Vertun calling. A good time was had by all. Our summer demos proved to be very successful. We gained many enthusastic students for our new class this season with the very capable teaching of Jules Pozsar. Speaking of demos, we held a 2 day demo at the Hoffman LaRoche Health Fair in Nutley this past month.

We would like to say "thank you" to Helen & Victor Pietrucha who are retiring as our reporters. During their years of reporting we always looked forward to reading their interesting column. Do come and join us for our Turkey Hop and our Christmas Party. See our ad on page 55 for details. reporters - Harriet/Vince Wilding 201-471-6729

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CROSS TRAIL SQUARES -- Caldwell, N.J. 2 & 4 Wednesdays Lincoln School, Crane Street Our Tenth Anniversary Year got off to a good start with regular caller

Dick Maddocks, and guests Bob Tarrant & Stan Zaczkowski. Our Class is shaping up very well under the tutelage of Dick and we are expecting a big class of good dancers come Graduation time. Cross Trails started a work-shop in September, conducted by Ron Bessette, and held every Sunday from 7 to 9. Approximately six squares have been turning out to practice up on some of the older calls and to keep well abreast of the newer ones. These sessions have turned out to be not only of great benefit dancing-wise, but tremendous fun too.

Please puck up our flyers and come dance with us often. We love guests! Our next big affair is our Christmas Dance. Hope to see you then! Holiday Greetings go out to each and every one of you from each and every one of us. May you all continue to enjoy the good fellowship of Square Dancing in the coming year. Happy Dancing

reporters - Jeff/Jean Lovette 201-783-n6587

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In 1968 we had 8 FREELOADERS (GRAND SQUARE listed 7, but that was be-cause Herb Haag forgot to list his taw, Millie). Over the past 9 years a total of 389 people have received this coveted award. Sussex Spinners has had 66 people (8 of the 9 years); Staten Square Set 29 (7 of the 9 years); Ramapo 32; Cross Trail Squares 22; Hix & Chix 21 and Western Wheelers 20. So far 25 member clubs and 8 non member clubs have participated.

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To.tcl Receipts $267,920.49 Totat Disbutsements 217,450.13 altanee on Hand 50,469.66

Contribution from Atlantic City Convention Bureau 14,064.00

Additional contribution estimated 6,000.00 Total Surplus from 26th NSDC $70,533.66*

* Less apps oximatety $2,000.00 15ot pAinting the iinat Convention 4epoitt

At the final meeting of the Executive Board of the 26th NSDC in August the following distribution of the surplus funds was explained, clarified, discussed and unanimously accepted by all chairmen

1. Return all Gold Star Booster money

4,790.00 2. Return Booster Dance money to all Districts, including NNJ

SDA. Return all Club Donations. 16,330.59 3. Donation of $500.00 to all four districts of our Federation

of Delaware Valley. (For Education) 2,000.00 4. Donation of $500.00 each to Mason/Dixon and NNJSDA 1,000.00 5. Donation of $500.00 each to Legacy & Callerlab. 1,000.00 6. Donation of $500.00 each to Dance Leaders of Delaware

Valley and Round Dance Leaders. 1,000.00 7. Hold for any future National Convention that the Federation

of Delaware Valley would consider to host. (This money to be used as "seed" money by the General Chairman.) This money to be held for 6 years before reviewing. 7,500.00

8.* Federation of Delaware Valley Contingency Fund to be held by the 26th National and to be released only by the 26th General Chairman and his committee. 30,000.00 * In absence of Federation plans for allocation/investment.

9. Donations of $250.00 each to the Lehigh Valley Callers Assoc.; CCNJ: NNJRDLC: 4 the Mason/Dixon Callers Assn. 1,000.00

10. A sum of $250 to Steve & Dorothy Musial to establish a picture library of their selection from the professional pictures taken at the 26th National Convention.

Total 64,620.59 In closing, the writers would once again like to thank EVERYONE we've

come in contact with during our tenure as NNJSDA/LIAISONS; u-all are some of the greatest people we know! May the holidays be happy for each one of you and may your family share His blessings throughout a healthy and happy new year. We hope sincerely tobcnusoon!

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DANCING SQUARES -- Cranford, N.J. 1 & 3 Saturdays Bloomingdale Avenue School

We opened the season with 16 squares in attendance at our first dance in September. Our open house in October attracted 18 squares with many interested newcomers. Many of these new people started lessons with Bob Kellogg at Terrill Jr. High in Cranford. Round Dance lessons also began in October with Bob & Jean on Thursday evenings.

After much travel this summer, quite a few Rover Badges are being worn by our members. We are all looking forward to a banner year. Why not come dance with us - first & third Saturdays. Sit down refreshments after the dance. reporters - Selma/Art Perlstein 201-964-0740

GARDEN STATE SQUARE DANCE CAMPERS

Extending our season into May and October was a most successful experi-ment. We all enjoyed those extra weekend of camping - but maybe next year something could be done about the weather! Our big event was the wedding and reception of two of our members - Pam Blanchard & Jack Tomchick. We wish them much happiness together. Now our members are eagerly looking forward to the annual dinner in January. ..this is also when our new officers take over. reporters - Betty/Dennis Ford 201-635-2383

CCNJ has printed enough copies of their Uniform Program-ming System for every dancer in the area. Included are Basic Program, Extended Basics, & the 68 families con-

stituting Mainstream. Also listed are CALLERLAB Quarterly Experimentals. On the reverse side is the CALLERLAB listing. Also published is a booklet containing names & descriptive definitions of Mainstream Experimentals, Plus 1 & 2 Basics. Contact your caller for a free supply for your club.

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GRAND PROWLERS -- Parsippany, N.J. 1 & 3 Saturdays Brook lawn Jr. High; Beechwood Road & Route 202

Our September opening dance saw the very welcome return of Will Larsen. We had a wonderful evening with this talented young caller. This was fol-lowed by another excellent dance with one of our favorites - Clint McLean. Two Grand Prowlers - Pam Blanchard 8. Jack Tomchick are forgiven for not attending that dance. They had two good excuses. One, it was their wed-ding day. Two, they were holding their own wedding square dance reception. Our fondest best wishes to Pam & Jack for a long and happy life together. You can't miss if you keep dancing!

This year the Grand Prowlers will be sweet sixteen...be on the lookout for flyers announcing a special celebration dance. Meanwhile, we cordially dially invite one and all to our dances this season. Don't ley bad weath-er scare you - we're just a stone's throw from route 1-80. And, we've a great and different quest caller at each dance. Round dancers will be happy to know that Grace & Walt Pennie are cueing the rounds. Come join us for good fun on a Saturday night!

reporters - Victor/Grace Gambino 201-398-5622

"IN A NUTSHELL" continued from page 5 is looking into a charter flight to Oklahoma City for the Convention...if interested call Paul at 201-729-3873. Herb Arkin is coordinating a campers group which is going...STATEN SQUARE SET proudly announces MANNY AMOR will call his 200th dance for them; REELERS noted that a new club is starting up the Thursday evenings prior to Reelers club dances; DELEGATE ASSIGNMENTS will be made before next meeting....refreshments were served by Covered Bridge Squares,Cross Trail Squares & Dancing Squares. Next meeting - back in our usual place (Morris Museum of Arts & Sciences is only a sub-stitute for the Vincent Methodist Church in Nutley) January 15, 1978.

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The theme_ Ot the Toutnamont o4 Roses Patade, Jan. 2, 19 78 L "The Road to Happiness" - and what bate& way can we bting happiness .to the toottd than thtough a common Language that brings people togetheA in an activity that btings joy g happiness to its paAticipants. Out Stoat was inspited by the taw deZegation of daneets Wm Japan that have attended conven-tions as weft as the gtowing poputatity o4 s/ding in Japan.

The group tesponsibte tiot the goat iz SQUARE DANCERS OF AMERICA. They have adopted by-taws, applied Son tax exempt status and are busy wising Sundt 6ot the goat. Diftect contnibutions 6kom indivduaiS on groups ate sought. Cotot pictuites and/or badges wilt be avaitabte at the Mini-Feati-va at $1.25 each....ot you may send donations youtset4 to SQUARE DANCERS o4 AMERICA, PO Box 2, Attadena, Cati6 91001. It is estimated upwards 06 125 minion peopte each yeak view the parade in petson or on TV.

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CALLER: BOB KELLOGG

Sept 9 Bob Tarrant Feb 10 23 OPEN HOUSE 24

Oct 14 Regular Dance March 10 28 Halloween Dance 24

Nov 11 Regular Dance April 14 25 Regular Dance 28

Dec 9 Regular Dance May 12 23 Christmas Dance 26

Jan 13 Regular Dance June 9 27 Regular Dance

Sweetheart Dance Regular Dance Glenn Cooke Special Good Friday (no dance) Graduation Dance Nomination Dance Pot Luck Supper Regular Dance Regular Dance

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turn right - 1/10 mile - school on left.

IGHWAY 22 to SEARS (Watchung) - South on Terrill Rd to Sleepy Hollow Inn - turn right - 3rd signal light at ROTUNDAS LIQUORS turn left to Raritan Rd - to Exxon and Chevron Stations (Madison Hill Rd) turn right to MILDRED TERRACE - turn right - 1/10 mile school on left.

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HANOVER SQUARES -- Whippany., N.J. 2 & 4 Fridays Salem Drive School

Here we are just two months into the Square Dancing Season and what a

great two months Hanover has had. At our Open House in September we had a total of 14 squares, of which 5 were club members that came to welcome the prospective dancers. At this writing we are three weeks into our fun sessions, and we still have 9 squares of happy beginners, With this many squares, Dick Maddocks needs all the Angels he can get to help out, so all members are asked to continue their support and come on Monday nights and be an Angel.

Our dance with Glenn Cooke was also a huge success with better than 24 squares, and everyone there had a great time. Then on September 30 at the Association Dance, Hanover came out strong with 22 couples. With this kind of interest and involvement by club members, Hanover is on its way to being one of the best clubs in New Jersey. So let's keep supporting our officers, who are giving it their all to make Hanover number one.

I'm sure -everyone remembers the picnic held in May and the good time that was had by both the young and old. By the time you read this, Han-over's Fall Picnic will have been held and I'm sure our chairpersons, Jim & Agnes will be receiving compliments on that affair. It's not too early to be thinking about New Years Eve and the good time that was had last year. So line up your babysitter and sign up for a good time this New Years Eve. This year Ron Bessette, from Texas, will be our caller.

That's it for now, and Audrey and I hope to be squaring up with all of you in the near future. "FFF" to all of you.

reporters - Tom/Audrey Hodge 201-625-1477

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ADVANCED LEVEL WORKSHOP evety Monday night. ALL new catt.6 witt be taught. Expetimentat, MainAtiteam Pita 1, Ptuz 2, Extended and Reviewt.

CLUB LEVEL WORKSHOP Evety Thuuday night. Att new oaduatez wetcome. Leann new cattA. Extended 75 Mainztneam P1u4, CatteAtab S teviewz.

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Our Open House was a rousing success with the results being about five squares in our class which started in October under the able direction of Mike Foley. Also a delightful evening was spent with Manny Amor in Sept. Many thanks to all who helped on our Pot Luck Supper. The food and friend-ly faces of our S/D's combined to make it a huge success. Several couples from Hix & Chix attended LUST and found it to be a worthy project. It is a fine opportunity to compare ideas on how a S/D club ticks.

We now have a raid committee and by the time this is printed we will have been to Kuntry Kuzn's. So watch out guys, your club may be next. Happy Holidays. reporters-Ellen Allison 265-7642;Bob Hansen 201-796-2833

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ISLE SQUARES -- Oakwood Heights; Staten Island, N.Y. 2 & 4 Wednesdays Community Church, 345 Guyon Avenue

We want to wish all of you out there a hearty and happy New Year. Be-sides the New Year, we have something really special to celebrate - it's

our 15 (that's right, count 'em) years since our club's inception, and we want all our friends to come to our Anniversary Dance in January with the great Glenn Cooke calling. It's sure to be a memorable night- it is so special we are holding it at a special hall- Christ Methodist Church -1890 Forest Avenue,SI. If any one needs directions, give us a call.

Arlene & Marty Clifford, Jr. are the proud parents of a baby boy,Martin born October 4th. Hugs & kisses to the little fellow and congratulations to the lucky couple. This child's grandparents are Doris/Marty Clifford, also members of Isle Squares, and Marty Sr. is our club's class caller. With a background like that, little Marty will soon be "squaring up" with the rest of us!

Don't forget to mark your calendar for our 15th anniversary dance. Call us for directions, reporters - Jan/Rudy Stallmann 212-351-0064

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HI TAW TWIRLERS -- Pearl River N.Y. 1,2,3,5 Tuesdays; 4 Wednesday Franklin Avenue School

As we begin to enter the holiday season, we can look back at the great dances that have been held this fall. Even the sudden change of location of our Oct. 4 dance did not dampen the enthusiasm of our dancers. It did appear as if our president and vice-president had joined the picket line at Franklin School when in reality their sign merely directed the dancers to the new dance location. Our Halloween Dance was a A 0-4 lot of fun and prizes were awarded to many who wore costumes or unusual hats. Al Brundage called this dance and will also be calling our Thanksgiving Eve Dance. We are also looking forward to two special dances in December (see our ad on page :39). At our Dick Jones dance we will feature a fashion show of square dance apparel. Dick Pasvolsky will call our annual Christmas Dance. All of us at Hi Taw wish all of you Happy Holidays and Happy Dancing!

reporters - Don/Joan Mullady

HILL CITY SQUARES -- Summit,_ 1 & 3 Tuesdays JEFFERSON SCHOOL, ASHWOOD AVENUE Our new season has opened with resounding success. We are all settled

in our new dance location and the turnout has been great. We will be holding a special with Ed Fraidenburg in December on our regular dance night. We look forward to seeing many of you there. Betty & Bud Sibbald are forming a round dance group which meets first Thursday of the month in Summit. Ask the Sibbalds for more information at our next dance. Happy holidays to all, reporters - Doris/Charles Young 201-464-6896

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KINGS SQUARES -- King's Plaza, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 & 3 Tuesdays Community Room Kings Plaza, Fiatbush & Avenue "U"

September found us very busy. We performed at three neighborhood fairs, and a few block parties. Fred Weiner, of Co-op Squares and Tenakill Twi-lighters called at each of these as he has done for us at all our demon-strations this summer. We had audience participation and were sure Fred helped convince many to join our class. The class is in full swing every Thursday at the Fort Hamilton Presbyterian Church. We have a record num-ber of learners squaring to our class caller Frank Riviccio.

In October we held a "Salute to Staten Square Set" as our way of saying THANK YOU for all the help they have been to us. We are offering a variety of mainstream level callers featuring Bruce Vertun. Be sure to pick up one of our flyers and see our ad on page Li-2- Then, come on over to Brooklyn. reporters - Judy/Mike Poretsky

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KITTATINNY RANGERS -- Stillwater; N.J. 1 & 3 Wednesdays Stillwater School

Many of our old friends and two callers came to our opening dance. As usual, Dick Pasvolsky called an enjoyable dance and the visiting callers each called a tip. A great start to a good season of dancing ahead.

Another great occurrance was the outstanding Ham Dinner cooked by our Marie Clowater. The dinner was in celebration of our 5th Anniversary. We could not have asked for more. The dinner dance was held at the Christ House in Lafayette which is on one of the highest points in Sussex County. As we relished this delicious dinner, we were able to see the colorful hills and a breathtaking sunset. We then danced in their auditorium, where corsages were presented to the Past Presidents and Vice-Presidents. Badges were also presented to the various committees. Our refreshments were quite good, but the piece-de-resistance was the Anniversary Cake. Made by Marie, but it was decorated by her teenage daughter who did such a beautiful job, one would think she was a professional. All in all, our 5th Anniversary Dance was a huge success. Perhaps we will see* you next year for our anniversary celebration.

Early in October our caller and dancers were ready for the Annual Mill-Brook Days; however, the rains came down both days. In December we will have the distinguished visitor with the White Beard and Red Suit. Come prepared for an enjoyable evening. We exchange gifts, so bring one and join in the fun.

We hope to see you all at one time or another during the season. Happy Holidays and A Healthy Prosperous New Year.

reporters - Irene/Bill Morin 201-948-4515 201-729-6200 11/42,L

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M T SQUARES -- Woodbridge, N.J. 1 & 3 Saturdays School 19, Maryknoll Road, Menlo Park Terrace

The Country Promenaders joined us in a demonstration dance at Menlo Shopping Center in September at which our Bob Benner called for 3 sets. The dance was so successful, Bambergers invited us back for another six dances at•East Brunswick, Plainfield & Menlo. Our new class is well under way, with the new dancers doing nicely. We wish our neighbors, the Country Promenaders a Happy 25th and another Happy Twenty Five.

We've had a good beginning to our 77-78 season with well attended dan-ces. Bruce Busch, recently from Baltimore, called for the special Hallo-ween Dance, where we all had lots of fun. Looking forward to our Novem-ber dance with Bob Tarrant calling. The Dockrys will be seeing more r/d on the floor. The Derns, Lorentz's & Sofields are taking lessons, and the Samsoe's & Garfinkel's are dancing with a new round dance club.

reporters - Bobby/Bernie Garfinkel 201-381-8742

OCEAN WAVES SQUARE DANCE CLUB -- Tottenville, Staten Island, N.Y. 2 & 4 Fridays

Our own Cheery Cleary called a wonderful barn dance before our season started - fun was had by all. Our KICK-OFF dance with Mike again and help-ed us iron out the corners and dust off the cobwebs. It was wonderful see-ing all our friends again....as we did when Frannie Heintz and the Red Bar-on came. Glenn Cooke had to put with all our craziness again at the Hallo-ween dance. With Earl Johnston, Dave Hass, Bob Johnson, Dick Ledger on our line up we have much fun & surprises in store for ail. We are trying diff-erent halls, so please call Herb & Sandy Charatz 212-761-5445 or ourselves for where our friendly club is dancing. The holidays are coming and even New Year is creeping us, but be sure and stop by and dance with us.

reporters - Kathie Finn 212-948-5797

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MERRI-EIGHTS -- East Brunswick, N.J. 1 &3 Fridays Dag Hammarskjold School, Rues Lane

Back to school with our classes brought 68 interested dancers: Glenn Cooke is teaching the basics & round dance lessons are progressing too, reports Frank & Shirley Bellotti. Added to our list of new officers: Assistant Treas. Jim/Pat Campbell; Class Directors-Pete/Audrey Martucci; Raids-Sam/Joan Inquaggiato; Mystery Bus Rides- Norman/Andrea Small; Obtain-ing Committees-Carl/Florence Baldwin; New Year's Eve Dance- Charlie/Aldona Scholottefeld,Russ/Jean Hahn & Jerry Adeline Dohl; Barn Dance-Larry/Taffy Notarcola; Dinner Dance- Ray/Audrey Kukal; Dick/Angie Mayer & Mike/Louise Mayer; Sunshine Couple-Mike/Corrine Murphy. We have a new Host & Hostess to great everyone-Bob/Jan Harter.

Our caller Glenn Cooke will be with for all of our dances with the ex-ception of early December at which time Manny Amor will be our guest call-er; in January when Stan Burdick will call; and in May & June Rob Bissey & Paul Andrews will substitute once. We'll be glad to mail you a schedule; see our ad on page 48. If we didn't see you at open house, come and join us for some "Good Dancin'". As Glenn says,"We sure are 'lookin' good'".

reporters - Ted/Edna Unkel 201-257-0871

PRINCETON SQUARES -- Princeton, N.J. 2 & 4 Fridays Community Park School, Witherspoon Street

Fall is here, and isn't it beautiful weather for dancing? We quickly got into the "swing of the season" with a great first dance by our own "boy wonder" Steve Kopman. We're all very friendly at Princeton, but at this opener two of our couples let us know how friendly they'd become. Announcing their engagements were Paul Bryant and Sharon Kowaleski, and Toni Bolton and David Dickey. We're all very happy for them and wish them all only the best in their lives together.

Were any of you visiting the Quaker Bridge Mall when a large number of Princeton Squares, and our caller for the evening, Bruce Busch, thoroughly enjoyed demonstrating the fun of square dancing to the mall shoppers. Many people expressed an interest in classes. We welcomed many newcomers to our Open House the following Friday evening. Bruce called a dance that succeeded in keeping both the beginners and club members very happy. Four squares of beginners began our classes. We wish them happy dancing and look forward to having them as Princeton Squares members.

At this writing we are anticipating a lot of good dancing in the coming months and are looking forward to three dances with our own Steve Kopman and one with Bill Dann! Should be a good fall. Speaking of Kopmans, the site for our Holiday Fling with Lee Kopman has been set. We'll be at the Princeton Day School. Plan now to come for a great dance. (See page 46)

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RAMAPO SQUARES -- Oakland, N.J. 2 4 4 Saturdays Heights School, Seminole Avenue

Our first dance of the season was a great success, due to the lively calling of Cliff Brodeur, and the Gordons on the rounds, substituting for the Tirrells. We were joined by many of our spring graduates, who had workshopped all summer. Bud & Jinny Allison have a good sized beginners' class again this year, and Joe & Laura Fletcher are very capably handling the post graduate Ramapo Club Level Workshops. It looks like a very busy and productive season coming up.

By the time you read this, Ramapo will have had their October Dinner Dance with Steve Kopman calling. We are really looking forward to a de-licious and delightful evening. Hope to see you all at the great dances we have planned with Lee Kopman, Bob Paris and Jerry Schatzer.

reporters - Peter/Aida Boccacio 201-444-6621

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REELERS Ironia, 1 & 3 Fridays Elementary School; Dover-Chester Road, Rt. 513

Open House this year was a resounding success. The Reelers not only acquired twenty-five new couples for the Wednesday night classes, but had a record number of club members turning out to welcome, demonstrate, and otherwise contribute to a very happy night of dancing. We thank Bob Tar-rant for pinch-hitting that evening. Wilson is back to teaching now, and the class is progressing nicely.

A "welcome back" to Moira Zweibel who spent two wonderful weeks in Ireland visiting her mother and family. There are quite a few of us who would have loved to join her...maybe next year! And another "welcome back" to John and Laura Schoebel. John, who had been quite ill, looked just great - we're so glad he's back to dancing!

The Reelers' new Historian is Dave Manning, a member well qualified t for the honored office. Betty & Dave are charter members of the club, Betty having been its first secretary. The Mannings even held club class meetings and a few picnics at their home a few years back. Raid chairmen, Art & Ellen Gee, tell us this will be a raid-filled year for the Reeiers. We're looking forward to seeing all of you, our club friends, on our travels. reporters - Norm/Frances Fowler 201-584-9466

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RICHMOND DANCERS -- Castleton Corners, Staten Island, N.Y. 2 & 4 Saturdays St. John's Lutheran Church, 663 Manor Road Despite hurricane-like weather, our premier dance of the season was a

huge success. Nearly 20 squares enjoyed the great calling of Marty ford. After a tip or two, all of those who had become a little rusty dur-ing the summer became unlimbered and dot back into the mainstream (+1) of things. This was our "Desert Dance" and all those in attendance enjoyed wonderful cakes and pies baked by our members. The children at Willow-brook Developmental Center shared in the huge quantities of left-overs.

Our October dance featured Steve Kopman who introduced us to his de-lightful fiance, Debbie. The Bellottis "rounded" out the evening. Dave Platt called our second October dance. In November we will have Ralph Trout and John Cleary. Visitors are always welcome.

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1 & 3 Saturdays Lincoln Avenue School

The curtain rose on another season as old friends, once again experien-ced the firm handshake and the warm embrace of reunion with those they had not seen during the summer. Jules Pozsar called the squares & the Shear-woods handled the rounds at our Open House which was well attended and toroughly enjoyed by those who came to be introduced to the pleasures of square dancing. It will be interesting to see whether or not those who came to "see and saw" were conquered, or just too mesmerized to pick up the gauntlet and join the maddening crowd of happy, square dancing enthus-iasts. The changing of the guard has taken place and our new officers are Pres. Andre/Joan Brillaud; VP Colin/Anne Killian; Sec. Bob/Rosemarie Whit-more; Tres. John/Tita Stankevich.

Andrew Macleod has come thru surgery with flying colors and Ed Haines continues to improve. It just proves what T.L.C. can do for men who need a woman's touch. No doubt it was men of their sterling character that inspired the immortal Robert Burns to write the unforgettable words of Auld Lang Syne. Our friends, August & Ruth Semendinger traveled to Austria Hungary, Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey during the summer. That wonderful trip should warrant at least five dangles of interesting design. Norman & Hilda Berger vacationed in Greece & Italy where they visited many histori-cal places of interest. They consulted the oracle at Delphi & now stand ready to answer any and all questions. Hilda will teach a course in Folk Art this semester at R.C.C.

We notice that our current ad reverts the schedule to its original time slots with round dancing from 8:00 to 8:30 and square dancing from 8:30 to 11:00. Please mark your schedules accordingly.

May your holidays be happy, healthy ones. reporters - Clem/Vi Hayes 914-357-0930

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SOLITAIRES -- Nutley, N.J. 1 & 3 Dundays; 2-4:30 St. Paul's Parish House, 642 Franklin Avenue

I would like to say congratulations to Pam & Jack. They were married October I. Best wishes and good luck! We are holding a class level dance in Montville High School in January, see our ad on page 5Z. to introduce the students to the world of Square Dancing. Both current students and dancers are welcome to join in the fun. (Ed. Note:This is excluding club delegates who will be at the NNJSDA Delegates meeting in Nutley.) We would like to announce that the caller for our first dance in December is Mike Gilden. reporter - Bruce Bauman 201-385-7045

1St And 3rd. Sat:ucxdayst Come And Dance To

JULES POZSAR Seuare Dance 8 :30 To 11 PM.

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SOMERSET HILLS SQUARES -- Basking Ridge, N.J. 2 & 4 Tuesdays Cedar Hill'SohooT, Peachtree Road

The new dancing season is well underway and it's good to see so many of last spring's graduates. It's clear that many were dancing all summer. Our dances have been aimed at the Mainstream Plus One level and Carl Hanks is gradually introducing new calls to raise the level to Mainstream Plus Two during the season. Grace & Walt Pennie cue the round dancers. We're

always delighted to have visitors from other clubs and if you are one of the few who have never danced with us, be sure to save the published map.

A special with Al Brundage and a Two-Fer with Glenn Cooke and Carl Hanks are highlights of November and we are looking forward to our annual New Years Eve party with Hill City. An enthusiastic contingent of more than 20 couples raided Hanover Squares in October, danced to the calls of Jerry Schatzer, and enjoyed an after-party at the home of Diane & Dick Toothill. We've missed Barbara Hoff and Virginia Kenney at recent dances - both ladies are recovering from accidents. We hope they'll soon be back.

Bob Tarrant has started another class. Twenty couples meet every Thursday and our Vice-Presidents, the Belzes, Stines & Richards, help everything go smoothly.

With the holiday season appraoching, we wish you all a Happy Thanksgiv-ing, Happy Chanukah, Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and Delightful Dan-cing. reporters - Marti/Dave DeGraaf 201-543-2795

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STATEN SQUARE SET -- Elm Park Staten Island N.Y. 1 & 3 Satur s St. A ert s Ha 1, 363 Mormngstar Road 90

If in this world we look to the century milestone as a mark of achieve-ment, then 200 must be a doubly high accomplishmnet. It is therefore with great pride that we honor our own MANNY AMOR for CALLING HIS 200th CLUB LEVEL DANCE for STATEN SQUARE SETS on Oct. I, 1977. Jackie Amor was the honorary chairperson, and her theme was one of nostalgia - a this is your life theme. Instead of the individual appearing after Manny guesses the voice on the tape, he was awarded a prize. Of course, everything was in units of 200. 200 pennies (Manny saves pennies), 200 pieces of gum (he chews for relaxation), etc. We even had better than 30 squares, which translates to better than 240 people.

Manny was surprised when he was asked to relinquish the microphone & to join a square. We then played a ten year old tape, while Manny danced to himself. Under noraml circumstances, the caller is quietly given his pay. Tonight however, we had to carry out a bit of the bizarre. The pay-masters (Ray & Sandy LaVigne) litterly carted in a sack containing 200

silver dollars. The first dance of any season is always a double pleasure. The thrill

of getting back into the swing of the season, renewing acquaintances away for the summer, etc. At Staten, we had a special reason. Manny Amor has always made dancing a special pleasure. We owe him our heartfelt thanks -not only for the success of our club, but for living our club motto - "We Dance For Fun and Friendship". Thank you Manny. reporters - Joan/Don Abramson 609-443-3054

Dear Dancers of the Northern New Jersey Square Dancers Association, Thank you for you interest in LEGACY.. We hear from John Kaltenthaler

that your mini-LEGACY (LUST) was a successful event. We thought you'd ►bs interested to know that John donated his calling fee to LEGACY.

Sincerely, Stan g Cathie Bundick, LEGACY Secretaries 39

ISLE SQUARES 15" ANNIVERSARY DANCE FEATURING

GLENN COOKE Workshop

8:00- 8:30 Dance

8:30-11:00

Christ United Methodist

WEDNESDAY

JAN.11, 1978 Rounds by

KIRCHM YERS

Come celebrate with us

Church 1890 Forest Avenue, Staten Island,New York

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FOLLOW UP - INSURANCE

SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Sparta, N.J. 2 & 4 Fridays Alpine School, Andover Road

Our Fall Dance season was off with a bang, with guest caller Ted Per-

kins. All our dances for this season will be guest callers - watch fo-our flyers. Our President, Paul & Marie Henaby, and their officers wish to thank members & visitors for their support and help to make our dances a success. The Class, a very enthusiastic group, under the leadership of instructor, John Kaltenthaler; the Smeads, in charge of the class; aided by the Bolins and the Angels, are doing very well. Congratulations to the Cuthberts and VanNess's for receiving their FREE-LOADER badges.

Sorry to hear Bob & Ginny Lienau resigned from secretary - congratula-tions to John & Joan Leith for accepting the secretary position for the remainder of the Season. This year our class will sponsor the Christmas Party. Come All, and bring a small gift which we give to the Homestead, home for the Aged. John Kaltenthaler will call the squares and the El-rods will call the rounds. Our New Years Eve Special will have Gloria Roth from Canada calling. Make your reservations as early as possible - a full house is expected and a Gala time is planned. (For reservations - contact our presidents, Paul & Marie Henaby) Watch for our special flyers.

Wishing all Dancers - Friends and Clubs - Happy Holidays. We invite all dancers to spin with us. "Flash- Watch for flyers for our 10th Anniversary Dance. reporters - Frank/Margaret Hopper 717-689-9609

11161 Thanks to Ed/Alva Bell and their committee, the Insurance Program

well underway. All delegates/presidents received a letter & renewal forms explaining procedures. PLEASE fill in ALL the blanks. Your club will be billed by the NNJSDA Treasurers. When this invoice is received, please have your club treasurer send in the remittance ASAP. Unless the State Insurance Rating Bureau makes a change, the annual premium rate will remain the same - $43. Your certificare of insurance will commence Dec. 15, 1977 and be sent directly to you from the Insurance Company via the "Ellis Agency". Any questions - call 8:30-5 PM at 201-827-3333 or

after 5:30 201-729-3216. (Approximately 24 NNJSDA clubs are so insured; NY based clubs are not eligible, but may secure similar coverage thru the NYState S&RD Federation)

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Augie/Diane Agostini Hank Ambrose Paul/Paula Baker Warren/Helen Behrens Dick Brown Charlie/June Buhlmann Hank/Doris Buske Liz DePasquale Gerald/Barbara Doster Don/Joan Green Jack/Marleen Hascup Barry/June Hazen Ray/Peggy Koharian Micky/Linda McClelland Buck/Nancy Menzel Dee Oakes Rudy/Vicky Parente

118 Center St, West Milford,NJ Box 597, Hewitt,NJ Longhouse Drive, Hewitt,NJ 15 Lebanon Road, Hewitt,NJ 6 Brady Street,West Milford,NJ 53 Northwood Drive, West Milford, NJ 138 Center Street, West Milford,NJ % 6 Brady Street, West Milford,NJ 11 Little Pond Lane,West Milford,NJ 891 Union Valley Road, West Milford,NJ 430 Ridge Road, West Milford,NJ 26 Ridge Road, RD #3,West Milford,NJ 11 Peter Road, West Milford, NJ 201 Otterhole Road,West Milford, NJ 12 Sherwood Court,West Milford, NJ Box 597, Hewitt,NJ 121 Doremus Road, Oak Ridge,NJ

Joe/Charlotte Priestner Greendale Drive, Oak Ridge,NJ Bill/Lucille Roppenecker PO Box 558, Hewitt, NJ Roy/Joyce Sands 132 Dale Road, Ringwood,NJ Max/Gloria Schuchert 131 Center Street,West Milford,NJ

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TENAFLY SQUARES -- Demarest„ N.J. 2nd Friday Baptist Church, 563 Piermont Road

A cheery "Hello" to all you dancers who graduated last Spring. We miss-ed you at our first dance. BOB MITCHELL called a great dance, just the kind you need to give you confidence to face those higher level clubs that challenge your skills. Come on over to our club for your post-gradu-ate experience. Don't delay; there are only six more dances left before our season ends: Kidding aside, now that the holidays are approaching, give yourselves a gift of fun: DANCE WITH US.

A cheery "hello" also to all of our experienced friends. We don't mean to slight you. You are always welcome, you know that You know what a great caller Bob Mitchell is, and that we also have rounds with the Tirrells. You always enjoy the friendly atmosphere that prevails; that's why you keep coming back, month after month.

Happy holidays to all and glorious new year of square dancing! reporters - Frank/Marie Poole 201-342-3375

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TENAKILL TWIRLERS -- Cresskill, N.J. 3rd Friday Bryan School, Brookside Avenue

With a regretful look backwards at a super summer and a happy look for-ward to a promising winter, we squared up in September to a delightful dance with Bob Johnson. He'll be back in November. With John Kaltentha-ler calling in October and December, all the fall dances are sure to be great fun. See our flyer for the goodies for the rest of the year.

Incredible as it may seem, by the time this issue is out, it will be time to think about making reservations with Peg Tirrell for the New Years Eve Dance.

Square dancing is certainly growing. More and more new dancers are seen and the courses must be excellent because they seem to get right into the swing of things. Our own Jody Bromberg continues to contribute to this trend and has a promising class going again this year. So come join us at

Bryan School. Rounds at 8 PM with Doc S. Peg Tirrell, Squares at 8:30 and Folk Dances courtesy of Jody Bromberg.

reporters - Dorothy/Paul Pullman 201-568-5138

(continued from page 23 - CROWD) List specific cities where you would like to dance. Allow three weeks for a reply. Please provide sufficient return postage as Steve & Fran are retired folks. No requests will be answered in August when they plan THEIR own

vacation. CROWD is now, has always been, and will always be a free ser-vice. All Steve & Fran ask is that it does not cost them anything but time...they look forward to serving you again. If you haven't time to write them, contact the Tirrells and perhaps they can help out. Have fun:

C.R.O.W.V. Sieve/Fran Stephen4 151 lkyden VAive San Antonio, Texan 512-344-4339

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Ilia 3M/UAVY JUSICEE JANUARY 12, 13, & 14 , 1978

MEET BOB (LOIS) FISK KEITH (NANCY) GULLEY JOHN (BEA) HENDRON LEE (LILITH) KOPMAN JACK (CAROLYN) LASRY RON (DONNA) SCHNEIDER

THE STAFF Mesa, Arizona

Camp Springs, Maryland Framingham, Massachusetts

Wantagh, New York Hollywood, Florida Bradenton, Florida

general information

Lee Kopman 516-781-4164 Jack Lasry 305-781-7788

Bernie Fiegel 301-933-5075

£6 you enjoy "positionnoniented dancing Thio i4 the e6tivat you have been waiting bon !!!

MAINSTREAM PLUS

ADVANCED LEVEL

CHALLENGE LEVEL

at the

PHILADELPHIA SHERATON HOTEL....Rhiladelphia, Pa.

$20.00 per/couple entire festival Make check or money order payable to 1st January Jubilee

Mail to: 1st JANUARY JUBILEE 1513 No. 46th Avenue Hollywood, Flc,...ida 33021

Official confirmation will be mailed. Full refunds on cancellations to November I, 1977. No refunds thereafter. c,41- her.J REGISTRATION FORM (please print)

NAME last hers his

ADDRESS

CITY

STATE ZIP

Telephone check or money order only

No. of persons amount $ $20.00 per/couple entire festival check type of dancer mainstream plus

advanced level challenge level

festival use onlY-1

IS hotaing i4 &sifted, complete the houaing application tionm and mit to the Phitadeephia SheAaton Hotet. You witt Aeceixe con6iAmation ditectty 6/tom the hotel. Note: ROOM may not be Aeady until Wet 2:00 pm. The check out time on the hotet-maie you apptication to

THE PHILADELPHIA SHERATON HOTEL 1725 John F. Kennedy Boutevatd Phitadetphia, PA 19103 215-568-3300

NAME

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skriggte $78.00 Twin - $.33.00 Double - $33.00 bedtoom 4a to - $72.00; $82,00, $92,00 No. o6 nights tates .include tee paAhing

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SOMETHING GOOD IS

ALWAYS COOKIN' AT KUZN'S

******************* CLUB CALLER: BOB MITCHELL

DANCING LEVEL: MAINSTREAM &

MAINSTREAM PLUS

NEW DANCERS WELCOME 1st & 3rd SATURDAYS

CLUB CALLER WORKSHOPS START AT 8 P.M. SHARP DANCING STARTS AT 8:30 - 11 P.M. $3/Couple

SOFT SOLED SHOES A MUST

NOVEMBER 5

BOB MITCHELL

19- BOB MITCHELL

DECEMBER 3

BOB MITCHELL

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BOB MITCHELL & GUEST KUZN'S CHRISTMAS DANCE

JANUARY 7 JOHN KALTENTHALER

21 BOB MITCHELL AT: FRANKLIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FRANKLIN, N.J.

For directions/information call: 383-9708 or 697-1423

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WARREN WHEELERS -- Port Murray, N.J. 2 & 4 Thursdays Mansfield Elementary School, Rt. 57

After starting the season out slowly our schedule of great callers brought out the dancers. Jean & Jess Elrod are doing a great job with the rounds at .all our dances. We look forward to dancing to John Cleary in December. Our Christmas Dance later in the month will be with Wilson Hoff calling and Santa and our class as guests. Dick Lighthipe & Dalt Young will be behind the mike at our January dances. Come and join us. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all.

reporters - Dave/Kathie Mulraney 201-852-2037

Y SQUARES -- Clark, N.J. 2 & 4 Fridays - year round Carl Kumpf School, Mildred Terrace

By the time you read this, we will be looking forward to the holidays and square dancing will once again be in full swing. Our open house was a huge success and we are hoping for a lot of newcomers to our world of square dancers.

In March Glenn Cooke will be calling for us - let's give him a good turn-out and a hearty welcome. Be sure to pick up one of our flyers for all future dances and also see our ad on page 15 for more information.

Rounds are also back in full swing now with our own Bob & Jean Kellogg. Hope all will join us in Clark for another season.

reporters - Dot/Ed Olsen 201-526-2026

27th NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE ~ CONVENTION - June 27,73,24, 19 78 The camping trip to the OKC Convention is well on its way. 12 families

have signed so far. In addition there are many others going by plane or by bus. If you are going, please contact Herb/Carol Arkin so that we can all get together. Names & locations will be sent to all attendees. The Arkins are considering an After Party for people from this area. 201-227-4241

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THE SQUARE i'INCUSHION

looks at the versatile GORE...

Take a good look...basically these are all made from the same simple design-the gore. Some use 8 or 12 or even 16 gores. Narrow at the tops 4" or 5" or 6", tapered to a generous hemline of 12" or 15" or what suits your fabric or your particular choice.

Short gores with the addition of a flounce or ruffle....long gores left plain or a

bit of trim( a few rows of rickrack or braid) or some appliques, or a couple of rows of narrow ruffles set on top....or a double gore full-length set in center front with short gores with a flonce or ruffle for the rest....add a bodice or a waist-band or a bib top or pinafore top or a jumper top and prestol so many outfits all from one basic gore

Let your imagination soar, with this the easiest and most flattering of skirt styles No need to purchase a patt- 41. ern....make several gores in assorted widths and lenghts for future reference; make them of newspaper and note the different sizes in colors red for one, blue for another, etc. Slip them into a plastic bag and file with your patterns, then when you're ready to design a new dress your patterns are all ready to go Try it and see how easy it is!!!

Rose Ericson THE SQUARE PINCUSHION"

1989 Haines Avenue Union, N. J. 07083

P.S. 3 or 4 gores(full-length) sewn together with a casing at the top and bottom with ribbons or cords threaded thru makes a handy petticoat bag

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RIDGE SQUARES -- Basking Ridge, N.J. every Friday; 8 - 10 pm Methodist Church, South Finley Avenue

Our fall season began with a fantastic Open House in September, well attended by many eager gbeginners. Our caller, Bob Tarrant, taught them some of the basics as well as taking time out for an advanced tip. With all of the enthusiasm, it looks like there is an exciting time ahead.

Come join us! Before you do; however, call to find out if there is a cancellation. We wish the other beginners a fond welcome to the world of square dancing. reporter - Liz Hoare 201-766-7048

* * * * * * * * * * * r r * * *

PRINCETON SQUARES Dec. 9 Steve Kopman 8:30 Comm. Pk. School

Dec. 30 LEE KOPMAN & Ron Rumble

8:30pm PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL

Jan. 13 Bill Dann 8:30 Comm. Pk. School * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **

COUNTRY PROMENADER TEENS -- Edison, N.J. 2 & 4 Saturdays Clara Barton School - 1015 Amboy Avenue

Fall's here and the Country Promenader Teens are swingin' along. We dance with our mother club and now have about 45 members of our own. Our first dance was in September with Jim Marshall calling. We had a good-sized turnout and are looking forward to an excellent season. Lessons are held at Edison H.S. Monday evenings. Marty Clifford is doing the cal-ling and new members are more than welcome.

The slate for our club looks very promising. President is Evelyn Grant, with Jinny Wessinger & Elaine Epstein returning respectively as VP & Sec-retary. The position of Treasurer will be shared by Nancy Bissey & Penni Mintz. Also on the teen board are Delegates Terry illick & Elizabeth Endicott; Hospitality Chairman Jennifer Bruguier & Raid Coordinator Scott Baxter. Sue Black is in charge of decorations & Ellen Baxter will take care of door prizes. The year is sure to be a good none, so why don't you join us and have a good time reporter-LlaincEpstein 701-49-4648

SWINGING SQUARES -- Caldwell, N.J. every Thursday - 7:30 pm First Presbyterian Church of Verona

We had a very busy summer - participating in the Essex County 4-H Fair we won Best in Division for our club booth. In the Flemington Fair we to took a first & two second place rosettes and a very good ribbon in S/D competition. Classes are underway under the leadership of Miss Marie Ker-win our new club caller and Mrs. Diane Gorun. Our officers are Heidi Mathern,pres; Evon Glinski-lst VP; Mary Rauschenberger 2nd VP; Jeff Van der Vaarst-tres; Katie Van der Vaarst-sec. We look forward to another year of square dancing and are hoping many teens will visit our club. Call me for directions to our meeting place.

reporter - Peter Mathern 201-325-2177 46

At the last annual dinner-dance of Callers' Council of New Jer8ey we were honored by it's members. We would take this opportunity to thank them. The fine work they are doing for square dancing makes us proud to be a member and participant.

Bruce & Joyce Vertun, Parsippany,NJ T-T771i1,,r

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To ALt Square Dancers: Thank you very much son your wondeitiat sup-pott oti the eight dances nun by the Cattek6 Council o$ N.J. Last summer.

These dances were designed to o ti6ett mote summet dances, especialty needed by the new-en dancets, in mote vakied tocation4 in the notthetit NJ area, and to pkovide an oppok-

tunity son dancets to heap 24 di66etent caZtets (3 pet evening), and bon the newer teases-known cattek members to be heard.

Oven 120 red CCNJ dangtes were passed out to those dancets who attended at Least 4 the dances. Three people, MICKEY S ROSEMARY BIGGS and DAR KOFT, attended the 6it6t 7 dances, and were admitted 6kee to the itch.

Looking liotwatd to seeing you again at the Ron Schneidek Special dance on Sunday evening, Octoben 30th at 7:30 pm.

Thanks again!!! Bob S Jean Kettogg, Ptesident - CCNJ 1730 Oakwood Tettace Scotch Ptain6 N.J. 07076

NO NEW MOVEMENTS. This would November and December, 1977.

There was a strong feeling among many committee members that the Third Quarter selections of Follow Your Neighbor and Follow Your Neighbor and Spread have not been workshopped sufficiently at Mainstream Club level since thay came during the summer months when there is a minimum of work-shop activity. The recommendation of the committee is that these two movements continue to be workshopped and reviewed.

LUST September 11, 1977 teAtection on "SHOW and TELL" by Ted Cite

(1 0 6 12 seminans at Mini-Legacy-NNJSDA style)

People playing childrens' games, With paper, tape, and old tin cans. Fun with semi-serious aims, To entice and enroll square dancing fans.

Santas grow out of small cotton balls Glued onto the red cans just so. Just where this blends in with square dancing calls I'm not sure that I'll ever know.

Then fingers all sticky and covered with glue And Santas all built, more or less We learn how to use other junk old and new, And assorted ways for making a mess.

It's all in the name of square dancing my friend. All of that mess with the glue. The whole day (LUST) has but one end, That's to increase the fun, all for you.

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CALLERS'

COUNCIL OF

00. N.J.

201-S89-4174

For the fourth quarter of 1977 the CALLER-LAB Quarterly Selection Committee has voted be for the period covering months October,

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PEOPLE WHO ENJOY SQUARE DANCING

SHOULD DANCE WITH

THE

v‘,)1CDc1) 110W1cmgeM 1st & 3rd Fridays Dag Hammarskjold School

Rues Lane, East Brunswick, N.J.

GLENN COOKE - CLUB CALLER

Nov. 18 - Glenn

Dec. 2 - Manny Amor - Special

Dec. 16 - Glenn

Jan. 6 - Glenn

*Jan. 20 - Stan Burdick * Subscription Dance $5.00 per Couple

ROUNDS BY BELLOTTI'S TIME: 8 P.1V'.. to 11:00P.7.

REFRESHYENTS

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ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS Phil g Royna Thomas

The dancing season is back in 6utt swing again! The Round Dance Councit "Accent on Rounds" in Octoben was a tot o6 Sun, the 10 basic classes ate o66 to a Sine statt, and out 10 Round Dance Clubs ate enjoying tutt atten-dance. Atso, the RD program at the upcoming Mini-Festival Looks good - 2 cum; the Sheatwoods and the 134adts, 2 new dances to be taught, demon!! sttations, inter, g advanced sounds in a separate room and easy/.inter. t/d in between tips in the Main Hatt. Hope to see you thexe!

ROM's tot Novembut/Decembut/Januaty ate: SDets- Sandy's WattziYaktu:_ty Sax/Tango D' Ideas; Son RDets - Dotty/Touch of Yours Lips/Peg 06 My Heart. The Intet. ROM Gott Nov/Dec is Sim Sam Boom. Remember, don't expect the ROM's to be taught be6ote the month selected! CLOUD 9-ERS - Tuesdays Bexitstown,NJ

The group has reassembled and settled down tot anothet Sine season of dancing. we're "up £n the hats" butt come, join U4 i6 you can! we're in Got the Sun! Fax into cart Ettods 201-637-4296 DANCE-A-ROUNDS - Tuesda 4 Staten Island NV

Out 6th has started in Sine shape! Many couples 6AOM out last yeats basis class have joined the group. We dance intetmediate tounds on a nice wood gook at Cichon Post Hall, Elm Path. Visitots ate most welcome!

Font into call. Bettottis 212-448-6132 DANCING SHADOWS - 2 g 4 Sundays/1 6 3 Mondays Scotch Ptains/Chatham, NJ

we're now 2 ctubs! Out tegutat Sunday night group has stained ot4 strong this year and continues doing all levels o6 dances. Out new group initiated mostly by last years basics gtaduates, dances on 1 g 3 Mondays and is geared tot easy/tow inteftmediate/ctassics. Pick the group you tike! tike! Come - Enjoy - Welcome! Fax .into ca,Cl Ketloggs 201-889-4174

HOT GARTERS - Mondays Itonia NJ We ate in toll swing and dancing up a storm. Many new dances being ad

added to out tepettoine and much tun! Come visit us - we're open to ex-petienced dancers. Fax into call. Pennies 201-584-0151 RAMAPO RHYTHMAIRES - Wednesdays Waldwick, NJ

Class at 7 and club at 8:30 ate well undetway at the High School undet Adult Ed sponsorship. The glass wotts around the ca6etetia make excellent mittou tot those wishing to .improve styting. Cat Tittetts 201- 568- 58 57 ROCK-A-ROUNDS - Mondays Peatt Rivet, NY

The club's worth ing tutt speed on imptoving aorta elves and enjoying out-selves at the same time. Evetyone is welcome! Out sound is now pentec-tion. Come, have a good time! Fot into call Sheatwoods 914-429-8332 STATEN STEPPERS - Thutsdays Staten 'stand, NY

A6tut some initiat contusion getting statted this year - salting on a hall, club name, etc. - we're doing neat welt. Our new teadets, the Rum-bles, ate gteat! Join us! We'te a strong bunch but we'd love company!

Fax .into cat Rumbles 201-367-9294 TIRRELL TWIRLERS - 1/3/5 Mondays; 1/3/5 Tuesdays Cteaskitt,NJ

At the dancers request we've gtown into two groups with an attetnate Tuesday club at the Titnett's basement soh those desitinq intetmediate and mote di66icutt dances. We invite att t/dets to out annual Holiday R/D the Wednesday a6teit Chtistmas. F04 into call Tittetts 201-568-5857. VALLEY STEPPERS - Ftidays, 2/month PaAamus, NJ

Out gtoup is larger than evert this year; enjoying the excettent cue-trig (and detighttut humor) of Tom 5 Littian Stadt. We push the Level towatd the high side and tind satistaction and pleasure in out teauttant impto-ved dancing. Try us-You'te Like us! Fox into call Sibbatds 201-265-5526

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Bud Sibbatd have atartted a once a month thou who want to 4e tea Memaetvga on in the Zaccagnio4 ba4ement 411 SUMMkt• A

F04 in4o catt 201-273-1365.

S/D R 0 M December

NOTE: We've Thmaday ' ROM'a and C Gkeat Ideal

healtd that Betty 6 ht acaaion to help araaic4. They meet

YAKK I TY SAX Composers

LeVerne & Doris Reilly, 3400 Niagara Falls Blvd_, Noah Tonawanda, NY 14120

Record

IOTA No 36

Position

INTRO . Fcg pos diag LOD & well DANCE: CP fcg LOD

Footwork : Opposite

Mess. INTRO. 1- 4 WAIT; WAIT; APART,-,POINT,-; TOG,-,(0P)TCH,-;

1-2 Wait 2 mess in OP fcg drag LOD & wall, ;

3-4

Step apart L, - point R. - ; step tog R, - tch L to R, - ;

PART A 1- 4 ROCK SIDE L,•,REC R(SCar),-; TWO STEP FWD [NAG; ROCK SIDE R,-,REC L(110),-; TWO STEP FWD DIAG;

1 Rock side L,-. rec Fi trng to SCar pas fcg LO 0 & wall,-,

2 In SCar pos travelling diag LOD & wall step, close, step. ;

3 Rock side Ft to wall, rec L trng to Bjo pos fcg LOD & CO H,-;

4 in Bjo pos diag LOO & COH do fwd two step,-, 5— 8 FWD,LOCK:FWD, -; FWD,LOCK,FIND,-; (Slow twisty vine)SIDE, -,BACK, -; SIDE,-,FRONT, -;

5 In Bjo pos travelling LOD fwd, lock, fwd, IW bk, lock, bk1-;

6 Repeat meas 5,- (with opposite foot lead);

7.8 Do a slow twisty vine side L,-, behind R,-; side 1,-, front R (W do opposite),- to Btly pos;

9-12 ROCK SIDE L, - ,REC CROSS:SIDE,CROSS, -; ROCK SIDE R,•,REC L, -; CROSS,SIDE,CROSS, -; 9 In Bfly pos M fcg wall rock side 1,-, rec

10 Still in Btly XLIF of R (W XRIF), side R, XLIF,•;

11 Rock side R, rec L;;

12 Still in Btly pos XRIF (W XLIF), side L, XRIF,-; 13-16 R TURNING TWO STEP; TURNING TWO STEP; (Twirl vine)SIDE, -,BEHIND, -; SIDE,-,PICK UP(CP), -;

13-14 Ou two RE ling two steps, ; 15 - 16 Twirl vine side L,-, behind R,-; side 1,-, pick up W to CP fcg LO 0,-;

(Note sequence)

PART B 1- 4 FWD(Eljo),-,CHECK,-; BEHIND,-,SIDE,-; FWRLOCK,FWO,-; FWD,LOCK,FWD,-;

1 Step fwd L to Bjo,-, twd R check,-, 2 Step slow L behind R,-, side R,- (W slow R in front side L),

3-4 Repeat meas 5 & 6 of PART A except blend to fc wall in CP, 5- 8 RK FWD L, - ,REC R,-; BACK STEP,CLOSE,STEP,-; RK BACK R,-,REC L, -; FWD STEP,CLOSE,STEP(to SCP), - ;

5 CP rock fwd to wall L IW bk RI,-, rec R,-,

6 Back into CO H step, close, step,-;

7 Rock bk to COH H (W fwd rec 1,-; 8 Fwd to wall step, close, step ltrng to SCP fcg LOU), ;

9-12 WALK,-,2, -; CUT, - ,BACK, - ; CUT, - ,BACK, -; ROCK BACK,-,REC, -; 9 In SCP walk two slow steps 1,-,R,-; 10-11 SCP tot I over R slow with a slight rocking action,-. bk R,-; repeat meas 10

12 Rock bk L to RLOD,-, rec R,-, 13-16 FWD TWO STEP,-; FWD TWO STEP,-; TWIRL VINE SIDE,-,BEHIND,-; SIDE,-,PICK UP(CP),-;

13-14 In SCP do two twd two steps to LO , 15.16 Repeat meas 15 & 16 PART A; ;

Sequence: INTRO —A—A—B—A—B—A - TAG

Tag: Meas 16 of PART A instead of a pick up just step apart slow and ACK

ATTENTION TAPERS! We know you /maize that mu4ic necotded at a

R/V 04 S/V is don youA peuonat use onty. The MELAA.c has been copyAighted and should not be used by you on by any °their_ peAaon to conduct a class Oh az a ptogAam at a R/V 04 S/D. The membeA4 o6 the NNJRDLC and the CCNJ aAe attempting to coop-

ekate with the kecoAd compania in thih Aeapect. Some peAaona have abused the taping pAivitege by uhing tape4 at a class 04 club without authotiza-tion. Thia pAactice Zs unethical. and not in accotdance with the copytight tam, and can not be peAmitted. Slam cooperation in thi4 matteA wilt be plates/ appAeciated!- 50 couples enjoyed the NNJRDLC "Accent on Rounds" with squares on a lovely fall October afternoon. Pumpkins grown by the Shipaans were appropriate door prizes. Marie Shipman & Doc & Peg Tirrell represented our area at the first meeting of ROUNDALAB in Memphis, Tenn the last week of October.

iiNn DANK IP. MA,AZ1NF 126 No. Athert:In Sr. Stole Colle9r, PA 16801

SEPT 1977

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"SANDY'S WALTZ" By: Vernon Porter S/Deu R 0 M - November 106 Parmenter Rd.

W,4Itham, Mass. 02154

POSITION: INTRO: OP FAC PTR & WALL; DANCE: BFLY M FAC WALL;

FOOTWORK: OPPOSITE THROUGHOUT SEQUENCE: INTRO A B A B ENDING

MEAS. INTRO 1-4 WAIT; WAIT; APT,PT,-; TOG(TO BFLY),TCH,-;

1-2 In OP fac ptr & wall wait 2 meas;;

3-4 Step apt L, pt R twd ptr,-; step Tog R to BF LY M fac ptr & wall, tch L to R,-;

PART A 1-4 WALTZ AWAY,2,3; FWD WALTZ,2,3(TO SCAR); (TWINKLE)

CROSS,SI,CLOSE(TO BJO); (TWINKLE MANUV) CROSS,SI, CLOSE(TO CP);

1-2 In BFLY release lead handhold waltz away L,R,L slightly fwd twd LOD; waltz fwd small steps R,L,R (W pickup trng LF in front of M) to SCAR M fac diag LOD & WALL;

3-4 In SCAR twinkle cross LIF of R (W XIB), si R twd WALL, cl L to R to end BJO M fac LOD; cross RIF of L (W XIB) manuv RF to fac RLOD, si L twd WALL, cl R to L to end CP M fac RLOD;

5-8 RF WALTZ TURN; RF WALTZ TURN; (VINE/TWIRL)SI, XIB,SI(W RF TWIRL); THRU,FAC,CLOSE(BFLY);

5-6 In CP M fac RLOD do 2 RF trng waltzes down LOD L, R, L; R,L,R to end CP M fac WALL;

7-8 Maintain lead handhold vine LOD si L, XRIB of L, si L (W do 1 RF twirl under jnd lead hands); blend to BFLY step R XIF of L (W XIF also), si L twd LOD, cl R to L;

9-16 REPEAT ACTION MEAS 1 thru 8 PART A;

PART B 17-20 FWD,PT,-; (SPIN/MANUV)TRN,SI,CL (TO CP FAC RLOD); RF

WALTZ TURN; RF WALTZ TURN; 17-18 Release lead handhold blend to OP fac LOD step fwd L twd

LOD, pt R fwd and slightly away from ptr, ; Manuv R, L,R (W do 1 free RF spin) to end CP M fac R LOD;

19-20 In CP M fac RLOD do 2 RF trng waltzes down L,R,L; R,L,R to end CP M fac WALL;

21-24 (LF TRNG BOX)FWD TRN LF,SI,CL; BK TRN LF,SI,CL; FWD TRN LF,SI,CL; BK TRN LF,SI,CL(BFLY); 21-22 In CP M fac WALL step fwd L trng 1/4 LF, si R, cl L to R to

end CP M fac LOD; step bk R trng 1/4 LF, si L, cl R to L to end CP M fac COH;

23-24 REPEAT ACTION MEAS 21-22 to end in BFLY M fac ptr & WALL;;

ENDING 1-2 DIP,TWIST,-, KISS,-,-;

1-2 In CP M fac WALL dip bk L twd COH, twist ptr slightly LF,-; Kiss,-,-;

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Power,Ile ,,,,T6Wace rAllemr: Rob Tarrant Sunday, Jan. 15, 1978 2 - 5 in afternoon !TOW NE

Montville High School 100 Horse Neck Rd.

Tickets at the door

For further information call - Jim 201-694-1656

I i I

LUST- Seatembek 11, 1977

Malty 6 Sitt Jenkin4, Keynote Addke44 talking with JIM 6 Fay Bata, NNJSVA pke4.

.Cast minute ptan4

se44ion on "Ptu4 factoke

4e44ion on "Ho4pitatity" " "Gain' home.....

a moment oi ketaxation Evetyn 0t4en/Vate Calutoad, -

Genexat ChaiAman with the evening 4ta66 -

Fkeddie/John Kattenthatek Lea /Ed Shea/wood

The solitaires would like

to invite all Class Members

to a Class Level

Dance All invited to welcome the students

to the World of Square Dancing

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(Li Nair" rr

#7"'" 900 First Avenue Asbury Park, N.J. 6,7 la 1/4)

HOLIDAY GREETINGS to ow!. many Oiend4 We are taking a vacation in our new Winnebago, but will be back on

the square and round dance floor in late January.

.jirotidaAj gitz-f-L619' January 28 - Carl Hanks

SPRING FROLIC WEEKEND - April 28, 1978

A ROUND DANCE Weekend, with some squares...

Roy and Sytvia Keteigh

AL"e"MO SQUARES -- Brooklyn, N.Y„ every Monday Emmanuel Episcopal Church-2637 E. 23rd St,

A wonderful world of square dancing has come to Brooklyn with the star-ting of another brand new club. We were happy to see the nice turnout of beginners all ready and willing to learn the do si do at our free lesson. Our thanks and appreciation to all the angels who came to help out.

Advanced level workshop meets every Monday. First lessons had them "mark time" "follow your neighbor" with a "touch of class" which they all enjoyed...also a promise from the caller to "keep them busy" with new calls every week. Thursday night will be a club level workshop for all new graduates to continue learning new calls and review old ones. Al I dancers are welcome. All angels from the Monday class are invited free of charge on Thursday.

We want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very nice holiday. Happy Thanksgiving, Hanukkah,Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year. Enjoyable dancing always. reporter - Edith Moses 212-336-1731

KUNTRY KUZN'S -- Franklin, N.J. 1 & 3 Saturdays Presbyterian Church, Main Street Here it is another season of music, good callers, and a host of warm

people filled with laughter, joy and hospitality. Our family of Kuzn's hope those that attended our Vice Presidents Special found that find of pleasure at our dance. We gave all the VP's who attended that evening a small momento honoring the occasion. Jean Elrod had a fashion show that evening and the Kuzn's modeled many of her pretty dresses, shirts along with Alice Vealy of the Sussex Spinners and Ruth & Bill Huebner VP's of Kittatinny Rangers. We've planned a bus trip for the 9th annual Fall Festival of the NEPSDA at Clark Summit, PA.

The last information I would like to share with you all is we had 3 squares of Kuntry Kuzn's at Big "D" this year. And as usual we had a great time. The rain didn't dampen the enjoymant at all. Next year is going to be more fun and enjoyment - our own Bob Mitchell is calling with John Kaltenthaler and Chip Hendrickson and rounds with Peg & Doc Tirrell. Square dancingly ours-Jim/Arleen Ahnemann 201-729-7513

When Herb Arkin was in Washington, DT------froi77WEE43ii business, he decided to do a little lobbying for the

NATIONAL SQUARE VANCE BILL. Here is what he found out - There are 3 House Joint Resolutions to make the S/D the official National Dance. They are H.J. Res. 398,444 &

461. This is not unusual so he was told. These bills are stuck in the Census & Population Subcommittee of the Post Office & Civil Service Com-mittee. When enough Congressmen CO-SPONSOR these bills, one summary bill will be presented to the floor. In summary, if we are interested in ma- king the S/D the US National Dance, each one of us MUST write our congress-man and request that they CO-SPONSOR the bill. Start writing - NOW

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STAN'S PATRIOTIC SQUARES -- Bloomfield, N.J. 2 & 4 Tuesdays Hill Top Barn - 1640 Broad Street

Happy Holidays to all you dancers. All of us enjoyed our third annual Pocono weekend at the historical Henryville House. All who attended en-joyed the dancing and games - we are all looking forward to next year. Stan Zaczkowski and the Patriotic Squares enjoyed many tours with their float and giving demonstrations at the Bloomfield Green, Clifton Country Fair & the CROP Walkathon in Bloomfield. They were all crowd pleasers & it was great to see so many non dancers join in.

Congratulations to Jack & Pam Tomchick on their recent marriage. We all wish them much love and happiness. Come one and all join in on our fun and dancing. reporters - Gail/Stephen Rawcliffe 201-675-6020

Ethj.g.y. 91.4 15 Fun iljght_

With "Hcz.nover Souares-

2-4 4.4 4"` friciczys-SalemDriveScAool

JVov. 25.-• 'Rusty neLeckn 413race Ile e

Dec. 9--- /"like Cieaty

,Dee. a3 - Glenn Coo ke

Jct. n. 13 • - Terry Seha.tzer

Tam. a7- - DieK tladclocKs It

Rounds By TAe Pennies

Plea.se Wear Sort' Soled SAo es WEST MILFORD FLOTTERWHEELS -- West Milford, N.J.

2 & 4 Mondays Hillcrest Community Center, Macopin Road We wish to announce the birth of a new club sponsored by the West Mil-

ford Recreation Department. The following people helped to get the new club started: John/Betty Banker; Jackie/Joe Critchley; Ken/Lorraine DeVoe; Dave/Ginny Harnig; Evelyn/Bill Elliott;Margaret/Jack Mundorf; Ray/Connie Peterson and Don/Jo Ann Roy. The instructor was Bob Mitchell for our first class. We meet at the Hillcrest Community Center (formerly Hillcrest School). Our first GRADUATION will be Monday December 12 at 8 PM. Guests are welcome to our opening dance. Our second class started on Wednesday nights w ith pnn RaPtte instructing. Ron is a new caller to our area from Dallas Texas. reporter - Jackie/Joe Critchley 201-697-6819

A hearty WELCOME to callers who recently moved into NNJ area -

Ron/Sandy Bessette 15 Edith Court, Wayne, NJ 07470 201-696-9113 Bruce/Bonnie Busch 29 Beechcroft Dr,East Windsor,NJ 609-443-5850

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COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES ST. PAUL'S PARISH HOUSE

64-2 FRANKLIN AVE NUTLET,

FIRST =4- THIRD MONDAYS 8 :00 -10'30 Ply\

INFO. c 6 I -0.5-c? I (TAN'-AL AHEARN

O•aLL)E.

j-01.4(

NOV z I JOHNCLEARY:TURKEY HoP'" DEC 5- MIKE CLEARY DEC I q TULES po.Z.5AR-tliRiSTAIAS PARTY TAN 2. MIKE cLEAR'Y --%'HANQOVER BALL-J'Axisi BRUCE V ERTO N

WESTERN WHEELERS -- Park Ridge, 2nd Wednesday First Congregational urch, 131 Pascack Road

The fun & fellowship of square dancing was in full display at the Hal-loween Dance. Dancers were in costume from the fiendish to the sublime. The Holiday Season is here with a Thanksgiving Dance, Christmas Dance and our New Years Eve Dance. Our new class under the leadership of Bruce Ver-tun is off to a great start with over six squares. We also note the num-ber of Round Dancers increasing thanks to the dedication of our leaders, Les & Ed Shearwood. Happy Dancing Holidays.

reporters - Chuck/Teel Smith 201-391-0652

UNION SQUARES -- Roselle, 1st Friday First Presbyterian Church, Chestnut Street

We dance every first Friday evening. Visitors are welcome - we are a family club with teens welcome. Our callers are Frank Riviccio and Bob Merkler. reporters - Mary/Bob Northrup 201-276-8576

TENAKILL TWILIGHTERS -- Teaneck, N.J. every Monday- 7:30-9:30 Community Church, 360 Elm Avenue

Here are a few pix from our annual Teen

the Friday after Thanksgivina. With for beginners and one for club level, plus

dinner, it is an all day affair we teens look forward to. We wish all very happy holidays. Reporters-Dawn Oliver 79i-7650 Carolyn Hans796-7586.

Tromp held

two halls, one

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ptom the deck oti Sita 6 Gabe Dett'Angeto How very often, a most exhilerating experience is only a phone call

away and so it was, when the Staten Square Set was asked to partici- pate in the II International Congress Alumni, Sisters of St. Dorothy (a teaching order with thousands of alumni throughout the world). Six coun-tries would entertain, the "Congress", meeting for a week long seminar, at the Statler Hilton in Manhattan. Would the Staten Square Set represent the United States with a square dancing demonstration in a "FOLKLORE FES- TIVAL"??? Most assuredly, and with great pleasure!! Of course, Manny Amor agreed to call; prepared a program for our segment of the show; and made several trips from Lakewood to Staten Island for rehearsals.

On July 30, three squares of beautifully, color-coordinated, costumed dancers set forth on an adventure that has become a most cherished memory.

The "Congress" was attended by delegates and their families from nine countries; and performing in the "folklore musical" were groups from Switzerland, Portugal, Malta, Italy, Brazil, and the United States. The director of the entertainment decided, quite unexpectedly, and to our sur-prise, that it would be impressive to have the origin of our dance explain-ed in different languages. Sila Dell'Angelo agreed to do it in Italian; Hedda Alwworth in German & Phil Alsworth translated into English.

Mlle demonstration was introduced..."Il nostro balletto "folkforico" e una quadriglia press da tanti paesi...etc." and "Unser tanz ist entnomen von volkstanzen verschiedener lander, deren immigranten in die Vereinigten Staaten Eingewandert rind and brachten die basis fur unseren quadrat tanz..." and "Our dance is ierived from the folk dances of many countries, whose immigrants to the States brought with them the basis for our square dances... And then, Manny "ring-a-dinged" us into "Yankee Doodle Dandy", "Summer Sounds", "Ma, She's Making Eyes at Me", with Venus and Mars movements, and "Happy Days Are Here Again". The applause was overwhelming and left no doubt that this was the highlight of the evening. The show came to a close with all participating countries on stage, joined by a group of children singing "It's a Small World", each in their native tongue: English, Maltese, German, Italian and Portuguese. We all experienced the thrill of pride, in our country and in this wonderful activity, with which we were able to reach out to share, with so many, the warmth and joy of square dancing.

Bravissimo! Wunderbar!!!

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In (Paten. to have the WINTER ISSUE heady Aot dist/Li-bution at the Januaty 15 Detegate's Meeting, we have had to make the next deadtine in the midst oti the hotiday /Lush. We wilt ammeciate att obsetving the Decembers 14th dead tine. It takes TrFULL days to get GRAND SQUARE xeady 604 the pninteri:— Thanks toads-

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