"PROMENADER" 50( per copy

VOL. XVII NO,~/ ROCHESTER, NEW YORK NOVEMBER 1978

We're 3330 Square Miles Big and Growing!!! LAKE

37 FLAVORS WHY NOT

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getting a close look

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FEDERATION PRESIDENT

Ruth & Blakely Harris 8529 Stringham Drive Batavia, N. Y. 14020 (716)-343-1142

RECORDING SECRETARY

Barbara Indovina 189 Rocket Street Rochester, N. Y. 14609

OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT

Angela & Joe DiBitetto 503 Locust Lane East Rochester, N. Y, 14445 (716)-586-3557

TREASURER

Florence & Paul Frost 1132 Wall Road Webster, N. Y. 14580 (716)-872-3023

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY

Dae & Cal Whitacre 19 Duxbury Heights Fairport, N. Y. 14450

like to welcome all of our subscribers, old and new (or maybe we should say new and renewal) to another year of square dancing and the "Promenader". Reporters, you're doing a good job keeping us informed so now we can keep you all informed. (We're sorry EKC-0 for our 'blun­der'. We hope things have straightened out this month,) j.----------------------------

Square dancing has so many facets! I can't think of any other hobby that has room for so much diversified talent. For example, leadership talent is used in club offices and committee chairpersons, sewing talent is used in making the squre dance clothes. Likewise, talent for art, hospitality, organizing, figuring, baking, (the list goes on and on) are all used in our club activities. So you say you have no abilities like that! Great! maybe you have one of the rarest abilities known to square dancers; one that square dancing depends on; the ability to volunteer! !

Go ahead. Jump in. Feet first. Have you ever vol­unteered for (not "roped into") a job and then regreted it? Think about that!

REPORTERS

Bob & Maryln F.ditors

November 10 is the deadline for the December-Jan­uary news, schedules and ads. REMEMBER December and Jan­uary? Issues are combined into one.

The PROMENADER is published by the Rochester Area Fed­eration of Western Round and Square Dance Clubs,Inc. $3.95 per year 9 issues, November thru October -.!IM~ JAM,l,lbtil" ,

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The editors reserve the right to omit, edit or delete any material submitted for publication. We also welcome sug­gestions and constructive criticism on how we can better meet and serve the needs of area dancers.

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LEADERSJITP TRAINING DAY for Club Officers

Sunday, December 3, 1978 2:00 - 8:30 P.M.

Church of The Master 3495 Lake Avenue

Rochester, New York

SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR 1978 - 1979

This special calendar of even ts is a project of the Rochester Area Federation of Square and Round Dance Clubs. It's purpose is to aid area clubs in planning their activities and to avoid the conflict of big events on the same dates.

Dates already booked for special e1.,ents (National Callers, etc.)

Nov. 5

Nov. 21 Dec. 3

Jan. 5 Feb. 3

Feb. 17

Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Mar. 31 Apr. 5 May 5 May 13 Oct. 7 Oct. 20

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-Singles Square Up & Jerry Carmen

-Tecumseh Squares -Dick Schweitzer -Leadership Training Meeting Joint Federation-Caller Co-op Sponsored

12.22

-Annual Snow Flake Dance -Rainbow Squares -Newcomers Caper -Jerry Carmen

& Chip Kellogg -President's Ball -Henrietta

Friendship Squares -Leukemia Dance -The Harpers -Village Squares -Joe Uebelacker -Black Light Dance -Promenading B's -Genesee Dancers -Mo Howard -Dance-0-Rama -Callers Co-op -Jack Lasry -Village Squares -Kip Garvey -5th Annual Genesee -Mike Callahan Festival

For further information and new dates~ call 'The Keeper of the Calander' - Angela & Joe DiBitetto

(716)-586-3557

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are invited to attend a LEADERSHIP TRAINING DAY joint­ly sponsored by The Rochester Federation and the Caller's Coop on Sunday December J, 1978 at the Church of The Master, 3495 Lake Avenue in Rochester from 2 PM. until 8:JO PM.

The program is as follows: 2:00 - 2:20 Coffee and Registration 2:20 - J:00 Levels of Dancing and Caller Lab

Information Speaker: Chip Kellogg, Caller's Coop

J:00 - J:45 Discussion: Courtesy in Clubs - Whose Responsibility?

Leader: Ruth Harris, Federation 4:00 - 4:JO Leadership Training of Caller and Teacher

Speaker: Jerry Carmen, Caller's Coop 4:JO - 5:00 Tips for Business Meeting Success

Leader: To Be Announced, Federation 5:00 - 5:15 Break to set up for dinner 5:15 - BUFFET DINNER* 6:JO - 8:30 Dance Q S Level -gratis the Caller's Coop

*The dinner cost is $4.00 per person. We must have reservations and monev bv November 20. Send to Orlo Hoadley, 18 Kingsbury Dr., Rochester, N.Y.,14626 The menue is:Baked Chicken, Baked Rigatoni - meatballs

Cold ?,Teat Plate - ham, cheese, roast beef Oven Browned Potatoes Chef Salad Jello with fruit Rolls - Butter Coffee

Please save the date and plan to come for inspir­ation, knowledge and fun!

Ruth Harris

Oktoberfest! Did you go? Ve vent. Und it vas "wonder bar". Mit all dat drinking und singing my accent came back. The VlJn I got ven me und my Frau vent on a trip to Europe.

You vould never guess vot country. You're right, Chermany! Somebody must haf told you. Ya, da Fatter­land. Und now I know vhy dey call it da Fatterland, because uf da delicious food everybody iss getting fatter und fatter.

Ve tried so hard to speak und understand da language dat I started to speak mit an accent. Alldough you can hard­ly notice it. Dey said don't drink da vater. I didn't. I drank the beer, und I almost got a hernia trying to lift da heavy steins.

Driving on da Autobahn to Berlin vas very exciting und confusining Da confusion came from da signs along da road, "Aus Fahrt", "Ein Fahrt", und "Gut Fahrt". From dis you vouldn't know vich vay to Fahrt! Soooo vonce you learn dat Aus Fahrt vas Exit und Ein Fahrt vas Entrence, und Gut Fahrt vas Good Journey, den it is easy to know vich vay to go .....

Und now ve vent to Munich the home of da Oktoberfest, In a large Beer Garten dey had a Cherman band vich vent "Ump pa pa" und dere vas many people round dancing. Dere vas no cueing, but about every fife minuets the leader uf da band vould shout "Hier Prosit" und everybody vould go back to dere tables, lift up large steins of beer tmd shout "Prosit". I suppose that meant stop the dance.

The only Square dancing vas at a NATO Army Post in Mannhein. Da caller vas supposed to be calling in Eng­lish but some of the calls sounded like Cherman. To me

-------------------------------'dis vas not unusual because even in Rochester some calls

"CONGRATULATIONS ROCHESTER ROLLAWAYS"

Rochester Rollaways celebrate their 20th anniversary this year as an advanced level club. It all started on a cold, stormy Friday after Thahksgiving in 1958 at the Odd Fellows Hall on Gregory Street.

An unnamed square dance group met for the purpose of enjoying "more advanced dancing than was otherwise reg­ularly available in the Rochester area".

The dancers (about 4 squares) and the caller,Don Duffin, were brought together through the efforts of Charlie Tucker and Tip Costich. The group continued to dance throughout the winter, moving its meeting place to the Barn in Henrietta. By spring the membership had grown to 7 or 8 squares.

The first officers were: Chairman------Charlie & Perkie Tucker Vice Chairman-Tip & Millie Costich Sec-treas-----Harris & Jean Hammond

In March the members voted upon a name for the new club. Some of the losing entries were: Happy Squares, Bar-Nuthin Squares, Saddle Burns and Barn Stampers.

Over the years Rollaways has had the usual ups and downs of most clubs.

Today, the Rollaways has between 4 and 5 squares of dancers and is known as a C-1 level club with a variety of callers.

We are proud to still have one couple from the orig­inal Rollaways, namely Hamilton and Betsy Stearns.

Our present officers are: Chairman .......... Bob & Jeannette Meagher Treasurer ......... Joe & Shirley Heit Secretary ......... Bill & Selma Bober

Congratulations! Rochester Rollaways. May you have many more years on the square dance scene.

Bob & Jeannette Meagher 3

sound like Cherman to me.

Soooo ve chained a set und started dancing, und choost like here ve all mixed up. The caller vas very nice a­bout it. He stopped und valked us thru. Ve started dancing again und again our set got mixed up. Dis iss vere the caller payed me a compliment. He said in Gherman, "Dummkopf", vich probibly means Gut Dancer or something like dat. Und ven he repeated "Dummkopf" da second time, da entire set laughed und cheered. All callers should be dis friendly.

Vell, I tink dis is enough for now because dis accent iss hard on my voice. I tink I vill eat some saurkraut und soothe my throat.

Danke, anyway

d d Hal Abberger

Paid Rea er A s FOR SALE: Square-dance skirts - $8.00, tops - $4.oo. Size 10. Worn very little. Call 223-7249

*** Christmas Dance Party - Saturday, Dec. 9th sponsored by Morton Country Swingers. Fancher Campus, Lynch Road, off Route# 31, West of Holley, 8-11 pm. Ron Fotch calling. Plenty of good food and good Square dancing.

*** YOUR INVITED - to Open House. Sun, December 3rd. 2 to 5 pm. Classes and Clubs. Refreshments & Prizes. SALLY'S SQUARE LINE , 530 Washington Ave., Rochester

*** FOR SALE- 1969 Buick Electra Convertable, Power Brakes, Steering, Windows, & 6 way seat,Am-FM, Air Shocks. Good Top- Glass rear window $695.00. Phone-- LeRoy 768-7402

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,, N"SU PPERS

NON-FEDERATION NEWS JERRY'S FUNSHOP - 2nd and 4th Sundays 8 - 10:JO at the Moose Club in Batavia. Advanced level dancers call 352-5564 or J4J-1142. Dances this month November 12 and 26.

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MELODY SQUARES - Chip Kellogg calling Mainstream Plus 1 & 2 workshop, at the U.S. Army Reserve Training Center (Old West Webster Grade School) on the Old Ridge Road between Bay Road and Empire Blvd. Look for our sign and drive around back. All square dancers welcome. Friday, November J and 17 at 8 P.M.

*** TEDDY BEARS: Advanced dancing, beginning to :.'_nterfTlediate level. Featuring All-Position Dancing. 8 - 10:JO These Wednesdays; November 1, November 15, and Dec. 1J. Southlawn School, Irondequoit. Information; Whitacres 671-6311

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SHAMROCK SQUARES: dancing Advanced (A2) level plus experimentals. Advanced dancers only. Covanent United Methodist Church, 1124 Culver Road (corner Parsells) Tuesdays, November 7, 14, 28. 8 - 10:JO P.M. Caller Mike Callahan.

JERRY'S GEMS - M + 2 APD. November 18. South Presby-· terian Church, corner Routs '1.5 and 15A. 8 - 10:JO pm Experienced dancers welcome.

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O.K. so it wasn't the mailmans fault this time. Now that we have our P's and Q's in order and dates straight, like deadlines, we promise to be prompt from now on!

We have had a couple of dances with "Leapin' Larry" helping us trade in our summer sneakers for slippers and boots. Thought it was a short summer, but Larry made us realize our last dance was way back.

It was great to have Bob Higley dancing again, We missed you, Bob, in our set, for our corner and for an occasional "blush or two". No one does it better! We hear Ray Roth has recovered also and is back working and we look forward to seeing Ray and Marion dancing again soon.

Thanks for supporting our Cancer Dance, Clyde and Pat Spicer

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations to the Rochester Rollaways and the Swingin' Eights on their 20th anniversaries.

IIEllfS'NSfAUS

AOCNWffi,MYtt Be/leg a Beaus

We are well into another dance season and I am happy to report we have a bright class - reasonable size, too! Let's all get acquainted by helping Wed.

Every one had a grand time at the Fall Steak Roast on October 8th. Fun and exercise are common words for B N B's, Don and Mary Waterman are to be congratulated on a super job.

Autumn always brings lots of physical disorders, and many members are absent due to sickness and/or operations. To name a few: Walt Kuefer, Dorothy Heffer, John Butler and Kathy Harris. We sure hope to see them back with us soon.

Our sincere sympathy goes out to the family of Bob Wordingham. Mabel and Bob were in the Class of 1 66 with 'yours truley' and we shall miss his visits.

The club is still missing many vacationers, but our campers Dick Doyle, the Haddletons and Heindls, returned from 2 weeks on West Virginia, full of pep and fresh air.

Congratulations to Vera and John Sillick; grand­parents one more time!!

Next month we will be selecting new officers, but we must say for the benifit of the entire club, that Bill and Marilyn have really excelled in their duties as President. We know Bill Walker works the J tricks, but few people realize that he, while on the B trick, took a half-day vacation time on Monday and Wednesday to enable him to be present for club and class dances, thus per­forming his Presidential duties to the fullest. They are both to be commended for a job well done. Few people would even consider such a thing. Thank~ both.

See you in a square, Betty & Chet Selbert

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NEWS

Boot I n' Slippe11

Had a real good turnout for our 15th anniversary dinner dance. It was nice to see all of our friends, and meet some of the old timers who no longer dance so often,

Our Open House was a big success. We have a very willing and eager group for our class this year. Let's come out on Tuesday and lend them a willing hand and moral support.

For all of you who missed our October 6th dance, you '11 be sorry, for we ;1ad an extra added attraction, in the way of a "stripper". But I'll never tell who.

Important dates to keep in mind: Nov. Jrd Stan Burdick (Nat. Caller)

Merton Williams Nov. 4th Pot Luck Supper Hamlin Fire House Nov. 21st Turkey Trot with the class

Chet and Bev

A-1 PARTY SUPIPL\[S

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fomplefe ppeJ< goods, decataliM.J' t, fvo?$-FREE - Square Dance Napkins to all clubs, New Year's Eve Party Kits now available.

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Special prices in case lots• 254' -2 5 7 {j

'Saturday, 'November 25, 1978 '8-11 p.m.

Cosponsored by Country Swingers Glass Slippers Fromenading B's

"Ron Fotch, Caller

Chili Community Center Buffalo Road

North Chili, N. Y.

Mike Callahan Presents

A Progressive Mainstream + 1 and +2 WorkshqJ

At the new North Greece 3666 Latta Rd

Firemen's Lodge_ 8- I0:30pm Manitou Rd.

➔ ctl J666 +' z +' ctl H

N. re ce Rd.

$ 3. 50/ couple

-FOR ALL MAINSTREAM (CLUB) DANCERS WHO WANT 'ID LEARN THESE CALLS

-FOR THOSE WHO ALREADY KNOW THESE CALLS, THIS IS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY

TO DANCE THEM.

MAINSTREAM +1

Mondays: November 13, 20, 27

December 4, 11, 18

MAINSTREAM +2

Mondays: January 15, 22, 29

February 5, 12, 19, 26

+1 Calls -Anything & Roll -Spin Chian Gears -Diamond Circulate -Teacup Chain -Flip the Diamond -Trade the Wave -Pair Off -Triple Scoot -Peel Off -Triple Trade -Single Circle to -Turn and Left

a Wave Thru

+2 Calls -All 8 Spin the Top -Explode the Wave -All 8 Swing Thru -Follow your -Anything & Spread Neighbor -Crossfire -Load the Boat -Curly Cross -Relay the Deucy -Dixie Grand -Remake the Thar -Swap Around

-Please note: The Mainstream +1 W~rkshop or a dancing knowledge of all Mainstream +1 calls is a prerequisite for the Mainstream +2 Workshop.

~Both of these workshops are Progressive Learning Workshops and regular attendance is very important. TWO CALLS WILL BE TAUGHT EACH WEEK.

-Square Dance Attire is Requested. For more info, call: 392-3807

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First off, my sincere apologies to Frank Lincoln and son Debbie Ward for the mix-up in names when announcing their for engagement. Belated best wishes for a very happy

As the autumn leaves have fallen and baseball sea­is over once again, we note it was a fun-filled month all of us in Country Twirlers,

Joe Reilly made Saturday, September 23rd a night to remember, and Johnny Davidson called a good dance on Saturday, October 14th.

marriage. Many thanks to the Sweeney family for their hospital

ity in taking about JO of our club and class members on a hay ride and making the huge bonfire that we sat around afterwards.

Our club and class Halloween dance was enjoyed by all. The class members are becoming excellent dancers, tha.Dks to instructor, Mike Callahan, and club members, who are helping out.

Square-Up, "Hawaiian Paradise", sponsored by Clover­leaf Squares, Merry Mixers and Swinging Singles is Sunday November 5th, 2-5:30 and 7-10:JO P.M., at the Green Lan-tern Inn, Main Street, Fairport, Callers are Mike Callahan and Jerry Carmen, Betty Carmen cueing rounds, The dance is open to all singles, (including teens), a.nd couples are welcome. See the beautiful decorations; have a chance to win one of 3 door prizes; enjoy refreshments; last but not least, have fun dancing to 2 of the areas finest callers. Come afternoon or evening, or all day. For information or advanced tickets, call Dave Tarantino, 288-9268.

Invited guests in November are: 12th - Twirl-A-Rounds and Belles & Beaus 26th - Copy Cats and Whirl-A-Ways

Nomination for next years officers will be Nov. 19th and 26th, Consider now if you are willing to run for an office, Responsible officers are needed each year. The 19th will also be Amature Callers night, when club mem­bers can use their talents on the singing calls and our caller, Mike Callahan will M,C. and do the hash calls,

We'll finish off our Thanksgiving celebration with a Pot Luck Supper on the 26th about 5 PM, dance with the class, then the club dance will follow at 8 PM,

Have a Happy Thanksgiving, and remember that guests are always welcome at our dance. We dance every Sunday night to caller, Mike Callahan,

Barb Indovina

lacopg Cati Copy Cats have had a busy September and October

-open houses and our regular dances on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month at the Bayview "Y", On Oct­ober 14th we had Chip Kellogg as our guest caller, but hardly an unfamiliar face to our club as Chip is,the Copy Cats' Class instructor. Halloween has come and gone with a good time had by everyone with Mike Callahan calling at the party.

We welcome two new members (couples) to our club -Robert and Kathy Crumrine of Rochester and Joe and Myra Kirkenaer of Webster. It is always nice to have couples want to join us. At the same time we are sorry to have lost Evelyn & Al Terry to the sunny south of Florida. The Orlando area square dance clubs have yet to realize the fantastic gain they have in the "whoops and hollers" of Al as the Terrys "circle the square". Their enthu­siasm will be missed not only by the Copy Cats, but by so many of the clubs around as Al and Evelyn were well known by so many of our square dancing friends.

Under the humorous but extremely able leadership of Erv & Bea Ostertag, President, and Ray & Emma Schlesing, Vice-President our club looks forward to a full year of dances. November 11th will feature Jerry Carmen as guest caller and Thanksgiving Weekend, on Saturday Nov­ember 25th, Mike Callahan, our regular club caller, will be back with US,

We love to have guests share our dancing fun in cozy, multicolored friendly hall of the Bayview "Y" on Bay Road across from Eastway Plaza; so come along. See you soon!

Ralph and Nancy McGarrity

We are looking forward to Bud Redmond calling on Saturday, November 11th and on November 25th, Saturday evening, Larry Dunn will be in the calling spotlight, Come join us for some Country Twirler fun and fellowship,

It is the time of the year when the nominating comm­ittee will be looking for new board members. Please give this committee your support and if you can be of help, please let them know,

Hi-

Lets Promenade, Frank & Nancy Austin

Gene,ee Osnce,a It's been great to see so many of you each week and

have your cooperation on the refreshment committee, Your help at class is always needed.

We have missed those of you who have been on the sick list. Hope to see you soon.

Ask those who went to Watson about the fun and how about those skits! What talent??

Those heading south soon, we wish you a sunny winter and look forward to your return.

Nomination time is here-if you are called, say yes-help your club, your club is only as good as you make it.

Joe and I truly enjoyed our Caribbean Cruise. Be sure to give us your news items. 'Til next time

COMITO

See you a-round Joe & Angela

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t EJ<C-0 Squqre, This year's class is well under way and it's been

encouraging to see the increase in tu:rnout from last year. We have three full squares plus a couple, com­pared with two squares in the previous class. This means three club couples are needed each week to fill out the third square.

Presidents Frank and Norma Salvagio have announced that if each couple in the club volunteered to dance with the class just once, we'd have enough angels to go around for the entire year. So be an angel and sign up for a date that's convenient.· The class meets Wednes­days at Kodak Office from 8 to 10:30 p.m.

Jim and Mary Davidson and Ken and Marcia Wishau are members of the nominating committee for this year's election of club officers. If you'd like to serve the club as an officer or know someone who might be avail­able to serve, please notify the committee. (The pos­itions open were listed in last month's Promenader.) Deadline for nominations is November 17,

Looking ahead, our club will be guests of the Country Twirlers on Saturday, Jan. 27 at the Washington Irving School at, 8:30, Watch the bulletin board at our regular Friday night dances for other guest nights.

November and December, we are dancing at Kodak Park. Callers for this month are Ken Anderson Nov. 3, Ron Libby Nov. 10, Jerry Carman Nov. 17, NO DANCE Nov. 24.

TuesdaY, Nov. 21,1978

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No workshopping-Just good dancing

Culver United Method isl Church

Corner Culver & Parsells

8-10:30 P.M.

Country Swinger, We wish to thank the Rochester Area Federation of

Western Round and Square Dance Clubs, Inc. for making our club a part of them. Our club enjoys many square danc­ing activities. Ron Fotch teaches class 7-8:JO every Thrusday night. From 8:30 until 11:00, the club has been learning new calls and dancing the old ones.

October has been a busy month, At our Haloween party, we saw many odd characters doing "relay the deucy" as they "strolled and cycled" the dance floor. Our first "mystery ride" was an experience for all of us. Happy Thanksgiving to each of you. Let us remember

throughout the year all we have to be thankful for. See you in a square, Mike and Linda Zavadil

Do come and enjoy an evening of dancing, November 25th. It will be a combination dance with the Promenading B's, Glass Slippers and Country Swingers. The place is

___________________________ ...,Chili Community Center, Buffalo Rad. Ron Fotch calling

THANKS

The PROMENADER wishes to thank Hal Abberger from the bottom of our typewriter for giving us the very first issue of the PROMENADER. It makes our library complete. Thank you so much, Hal!

from 8:00 until 11:00 P.M. Our December 9th "Christmas Ball" will be held at

the Fancher Campus, Lynch Road just off 31A, Come and enjoy an evening of fun with us.

Guests are always welcome at our dances. Chip & Fran Wake

SALL Y'S SQUARE LINE 530 Washington Ave. - Rochester, New York 14617

HOURS - DAILY and EVENINGS - For Your Convenience

EVERYTHING FOR THE ROUND & SQUARE DANCER

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FOR PERSONAL TOUCH

No Badges Needed

For Already Discounted Prices.

TRAVEL DRESSES - PACKABLE ASSORTED PRINTS ENCYCLOPEDIAS GUIDE BOOKS DRESSES AND SHIRTS PETTYPANTS $5. 00 HAPPY THANKSGIVING

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DIAMOND SQUARES MAINSTREAM PLUS 2

DANCE

Saturday, November 4, 1978 Saturday, December 2, 1978 Covenant United Church Hall Culver Rd. & Parsells Ave.

Rochester

BOB ELLIS calling 8:30 - 11 P.M.

all Plus 1&2 Level Dancers Welcome $3.50/couple

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Hen,ietta F1iend1hip Squa,e1

Diamond Squa,e, "Look at all these people, friendly one and all. I

know you'll have a good time when you walk into our hall! Bob Ellis calls, we have a ball, dancing mainstream

1 & 2. We'd love to share our evenings with everyone of you!"

We have no class to bring up so our level of dancing is kept up. We workshop and dance Mainstream 1 & 2 every Wednesday evening from 8:00-10:JO P.M. Our location has been changed to the Covenant United Church on the corner of Culver Rd. and Parsells Ave., Rochester. Bob teaches rounds from 7-8 P.M. All experienced dancers welcome.

Special events: Mainstream Plus II dance, Saturday, November 4, at the Covenant United Church, Culver Rd, and. Parsells Ave., 8:00-11:00 PM, Bob Ellis calling. Harvest Dance, Wednesday, November 15, at the Green Lantern Inn, Fairport, 8:00-11:00 PM, Bob Ellis calling and Bob Slom­censki cueing rounds. Hope to see you all.

Watch for information on our New Years Eve dance in next month's column. We are holding it this year at the Green Lantern Inn, Fairport.

ThanksJ all you guests and members for making our 1st year together an extremely successful one. We love you all.

Our fall season has started off with a bang! Most of the old (and not so old) faces are back and dancing up a st0rm. The class has started and is very enthusiastic. Dick & Nancy Hutteman As always, angels are needed each Tuesday at Roth High r---------------------.....;;. _____ _ S~hool from 8-10 P.M. So shake your wings and try to give the class the benifit of your experience once in a­while. Remember how much we appreciated the help when we were taking lessons.

Dances this month will be on November 4th and 18th. Gentle Ben is teaching round dancing from 7-8 P.M. and then workshoppingsome of the Plus I, Plus II and experi­mental calls from 8-8:JO. We are sure that in the months ahead we will have as much fun as we did last month.

Here's to more and better 'yellow-rocking'--George told us to say that.

Paul and Audrey Peterson

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We're really getting into the 'swing' of things here in Brockport. After having to sit out because of illness, Betty and Goerge Dunn are dancing again .. Joyce Tyner and Lorna and Arden Avery have become club members. We wel­come them all.

Barbie Hurne and Laurie Lawreny planned a fun-filled Halloween party for us. The costumes were a sight. Unreal!

Kathy and Carl Lawrenz have a darling new little girl, Kristen. Mary Lou and Don Cotton are dancing grand­ma and grandpa. I think that makes all the rest of us aunts and uncles.

The Glass Slippers and our friends, the Country Swingers and the Promenading B's are sponsoring a special dance on Saturday, November 25, We all share Ron Fotch as our club caller. We'll be dancing at the North Chili CommUT1ity Center on Buffalo Road from 8:00 until 11:00 PM We'd like a lot of company for an evening of fine dancj_ng.

Don't forget to be an angel. Class runs from 7:00 until 8:JO PM on Wednesdays.

Have a wonderful thanksgiving. Keep on dancing. Elsie Epke

Our enthusiastic class members have been moving right along, learning the basics under Don Pratt, our excellent teacher and club caller.

October was a very busy month with our club enjoying the dancing at the newly decorated Civic Center, Main St., Geneva. The floor is perfect for sq_uare dancing.

The holidays are soon approaching, but before Thanksgiving we will have guest caller, MARSHALL FLIPPO, from Texas at the First Presbyterian Church, Park Place, Monday November 13th at 8:00-11:00 P.M. Hope a lot of you can join us for a fun evening of dancing with Marshall Flippo. Al Overslaugh, our friendly round dance cuer will be on the rounds.

Enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with your loved ones, and we will see you soon.

FREE PARKING SOUTH AVENUE RAMP GARAGE ® Don & Genevieve Miller

Jack ol Hes,ti

Brisk fall days and the square dance pace quickens. Special dance themes abound as we 'arky allemand, boomerang and chase' our way into holiday time. Early this pumpkin season, on Wednesday November 9th, the Jack of Hearts will host a "Buddy-dance" to introduce Advanced dancing to those special people who wish to continue to increase their skills in square dancing by moving into the next level of calls and sampling the pleasures found in moving through the old and new square-dance figures using the All Position Concept. We invite the interested dancer to join us and the in­comparable Ross Howell on the evening of November 9th. If you'd like to know a little more about this dance, call Sandy at 671-6.311 or Eileen at 271-3258,

Are you among those who've observed Advanced or Challenge dancers "at work" and feel ''they 're too ser­ious" and not having a good time? Think agin. The seriousness is concentration and the enjoyment is inside. It may not be visibly expressed until the end of a tip when the square has successfully manoeuvered its way thru dozens of intreguing patterns. With one hi-level figure following another, the dancers move thru a particular arrangement of calls such as they may never have experienced before.Or may never again--as far as that particular sequence, that is. The dance patterns ebb and flow and are ever changing as the skillful caller creates new combinations and sequences of figures from the almost endless variety available in the All Position Concept. Here imagination, versati­lity, a computer-like mind and a mental bank full of equivalent, workable figures are among a caller's greatest assets. Of course the caller also must know

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which calls "dance well" together so that body flow is smooth, and which calls fit the phrase of the music. Notice sometime, how unhurried the skilled dancer is as he moves with an economy of effort, in perfect time with the music. This is pure joy, as ANY dancer knows -whether it be waltz or disco, folk or contra, square or round-dancing, beginning or advanced level --what­ever.

Well, you can see I'm hooked on this pastime and on its ever unfolding dance experience; I invite yoµ to join us .. , on the 9th of November to sample our wares on the 29th when Larry Dunn will be our visiting caller.

CUN AD Eileen Howard

Pionee, Squs,ei

Gobble! Gobble! Thanksgiving is almost here al­ready and it seems like summer just ended, With a nip in the air, dancing is back in full swing. Our class is doing just great with only about 6 lessons behind them.

With the cool weather, our thoughts are already with Betty and Bill Woodhall, who are on a wonderful trip to Hawaii and those sweet Hawaiian brezes.

Nell and Bill Burton attended the Flaming Leaves Festival at Lake Placid and enjoyed the colorful square dancing.

We welcome all our new members to Pioneers. May we have many happy dances together.

We are dancing every Tuesday in November so why not come over and dance with us as we would love to have you. See you in a square,

Bob & Mary Ann Beikirch

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r--..--.,...-ff.cN,~,~I ,,.., .. ,., ~ /(.unftg /(.uzzing t e R. F. Squares 0 5.. Kuntry Kuzzins club dances are held at Kelly School t ttRon" Fotch, Calling~ 'v:::::!J r in Newark, New York, the second and fourth Saturdays ~ ~ of each month. Our caller is Jon McNally. ~ 'i * We have a specia~ dance on November 25th, with caller - First & Third Sundays of the month: - Bruce Shaw, let's square up for this one. Kelly

' 7:00 p.m. - Rounds k * School. "I 7 30 i Kuntry Kuzzins Christmas dance, wi"hh family, will be l : to 10:00 p.m. · Squares .,, on December 9th at Kelly School. A Party for the '~e:0~e~ \ North Chili Community Center ~ family. l ) Buff~lo Rd., n~xt to Plaza. ~ * A special Christmas dance with caller Bob Ellis will ~- D t I I d 11 i be held on December 23rd at Kelly School. All ~ ancmg - mains ream - p us an . ?' welcome. l Workshops as we dance. - . * Our class and club mix dances are from 8:00 till ' * * * * * ~ 10: JO PM Thursdays at Roosevelt School, East Newark, ,!. ""Join us for good 'ale' Squaredancing Fun!" _! * with caller Jon McNally. ~ ~ Our Round Dances are under way every Sunday from 2:00 a~J-,11,,~.~-,.,.~.~>-,11~.i.~"~.i.~'~P-,11~.i..~·'~.i.~~.i..~·'~.i..~•~~~ till 4:00 PM with cuer, instructor Debbie Wilkinson.

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At Kelly School, Square or round dancing is fun for everyone. Don & Alice H man

/tondequoif Squa1e1 In the month of November, everyone is reminded of

Election, Veteran's and Thanksgiving day. The Irondequoit The Magic Squares are having a Harvest Dance on Nov. Squares are also reminded of these important days:

18 from 8-11 P.M. at the Manchester Elementary School on Nov. 11th National guest caller Jim McQuade 8-11 PM Rt. 21.(If you don't find us at the Elementary School Nov. 25th Tureen Supper (members only) 6:JO PM we'll be further up the road at the Red Jacket High Sch- Church of the Transfiguration, 3760 Culver Rd. ool, which will be our permanent dancing place as soon Chairpersons: Pauline & Ray Gual 663-7975 as it is readyj Bob Ellis will be calling the squares This is the time we gather to enjoy dining, dancing and and Debbie Wilkinson will be cueing the rounds. Put on planning our club's future, also election of 1979 offic-your dancing shoes and come join us for a super time. ers. Hope to see all present.

Keep on dancing, Our Sept. JOth dance was saved by Ron Fotch replacing George & Marge Hyman Bill, who was ill. Thank you Ron and Betty for comming.

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Bits of news: If anyone is interested in cruises ask Ed & Marge

Anderson who recently returned from a Med. cruise a few pounds heavier.

Congratulations to Al & Nina Anderson-another grand­daughter.

Recently Margaret & Bob Pearson added to their family a new son-in-law. Congratulations are in order for both of you.

An extra reminder of renewal time for both Club mem­bership and the Promenader.

Keep dancing, Gene & Don Evert

Me,,g Mixe,1 For November we have as follows: Friday, Nov. Jrd Travel Night Friday, Nov. 10th Nomination of officers Friday, Nov. 17th Guest caller Please check with club for any changes in schedule.

Also, if anyone has an idea or suggestion to improve our club, write your proposal on paper and hand it in to one of the officers.

We also wish those of us who have been ill, a succe~sful recovery and to be back with us again.

The class is advancing along fast, due to the good attendance of Club Members helping them to learn our way of fun and dancing.

Our caller, Ben McGilvery and taw, Sadie, welcome the club members to visit Henrietta Friendship Squares and Naples Valley Squares to dance.

Thank you "Ben and Sadie". Don't forget Single Square up, November 5th at the Green Lantern Inn, 2-10 PM.

"Happiness is dancing with Merry Mixers." 12 Marie Dickinson

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Mariln say's I said too much last month and that I can"t say nuthin this month, so I guess I better Not. S

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ROCHESTER, U. Singing Squa,e,

We have five nights of fun and dancing scheduled for November, November 1st is our Hallowe'en Party. You don't have to masquerade, but it is more fun if you do, There are prizes for costumes most original, best and funniest. There will be "tricks and treats"-the treats being cider and donuts-and you better watch out for those "tricks". Square dancing begins at 8 o'clock, when our caller, Al Howe, will arrive in his "pumpkin coach",

Al will also be at the "mike" November 15th when we celebrate our 2nd annual reunion. Last year it was a real "blast" and everyone said: "Let's do it again," So dig out that Singing Square badge and pin it on, for thai will be your admission ticket,

November 8th, 22nd and 29th will be Mike Callahan nights. We not only enjoy dancing to Mike, but look for ward to seeing those pictures of his handsome twin sons, So "Ye all come" to Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road where there is good dancing from 8: 00 to 10: JO every Wednesday night.

We have a lively class of beginners this year. Their excellent instructor is Elwood Johnson. We really appreciate all the "angels" who come to help. Which re­minds me of the story of the preacher who was hoping to get acquainted with one of the new members of the con­gregation, knocked on the front door of her home one evening, "Is that you, Angel?" came the woman's voice from within. "No" replied the minister, "but I 'm from the same department".

Here's hoping you "follow the yellow brick road" to "Singing Squares".

John and Lorene Fratta

Store Hours:

Mondav throuoh Saturdav 8AM to 1 OPM Sunday 9AM to 1 OPM

SPECIAL HOURS ON HOLIDAYS

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Rainbow Squa,e1

Hello everyone out there in funny clothes land! And speaking of funny clothes was that really Ken up there in front of the mike at our Halloween Party? What a huge success it was. Costumes were really great! And by the way, who or what was that square up front there "cutting up" so much? "You mean _that was Of­ficers?" Well guess you know by now that fun was had by all.

There seems to be some confusion as to our Dance Level. It is Mainstream +1&2. On November 25, we are having a Turkey Dance, So be sure to come one and all.

We'll see vou Wednesdays at 7:00 with rounds by Linda Wolfe and squares at 8: 00 with Ken Boss up there calling.

Dot & Stan Davis

DIAMOND SQUARES presents,,,

HARVEST DANCE

Wednesday, November 15, 1978 8 - 10:JO pm

BOB ELLIS Calling

GREEN LANTERN INN Fairport, N. Y,

BOB SLOMCENSKI Cueing

Level Q.S, (Mainstream & Quarterly Experimentals)

Friday, November 17, 1978

PROMENADING B'S

4th annual Turkey Dance Ron Fotch, Caller

COME JOIN THE FUN!

Byron-Bergen Elementary School 8:JO to 11 p.m.

Swinging Eight, This sure has been a busy beginning for our club,

with a dance each week since Pot Luck Supper - Hope all the feet held up.

Those 16 couples from Swingin' Eights sure had a swell time at the "Fling Fantastic" from all reports -W~nder what happened to Joyce Szatkowski in the hall? And Linda Allen's problem with her jeans?--How about it girls?

Jack and Mary Ann Joyce are back from their trip to England. Also Bets Knudson on her trip to the state of Washington •

Bud and Fran Macomber are on a trip to Texas to visi their son.

John Fenton is in the hospital at Genesse with a stroke. Also Dick Snow has been hospitalized at Genesee Cards might be appreciated, and hope they both are on the road to recovery.

Get ready to mark your calander with the following dates:

November 4th---Birthday Dance----anyone who has a Swingin' Eights badge from the past is cordially invited to wear it and attend our Birthday dance at Hosea Rogers School. Bruce Shaw and Mike Liberti will be there doing their best.

November 18th--Guest Caller--Ted Whitacre. Also this is the night for election of officers!

December 2nd---Christmas Dance--on a Friday night. John and Shirley Grayko are chairmen of the program. Tickets will be on sale at the November 18th dance. Get them early. More information at further dances.

Happy square dancing, Curly & Terry Crane

Ptomenading 811

A group from our club has decided to tr~vel as a group and its first stop was Brockport at the Glass Slippers on October 11. SURPRISE! Look for us; we'll get to several clubs eventually.

Our Halloween Party was much fun. Every year there are a few outstanding costumes and this year's group had to work hard to pass the "cow" and "out­houses" of previous years.

November 17 is our 4th annual Turkey Dance. We've already reserved six turkeys so everybody start baking and we'll have our usual good time. I wonder if the Moon's will take home two turkeys again this year?? ! !

See you somewhere---Jean and. Nell

Swinging 88'1 Several Swinging BB's started out the month attend­

ing Rochester Oktoberfest at the Hoffbrau House. A good time was had by all. Much of the entertainment was pro­vided by our own table. There is rumor among the group that this will become an annual Swinging BB event.

October was an exciting month with our Gloria Roth dance on the 14th, It was a huge success, On the 28th we had our annual Halloween Party with several guests from the Spirit World attending. A frightful time was had by all.

Our class is coming along well, They are learning very quickly and we fear they will outdo us soon.

On November 11th we are holding our Men's Potluck Supper. The men never let us down as they prepare lusc­ious main courses and desserts. The ladies wouldn't mind if they prepared every Potluck Supper. How about it, men?

The Babeck's new home is coming along well, and hope hopefully they will move in soon. Poor Gail, Bill and their three children have had to live in an apartment until their home is built.

Lucille Harrigan is doing well after some minor sur­gery. We are all glad she is back on her feet.

We at the Swinging BB's wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving.

Keep on dancing, Jim & Rochelle Brunshidle

SSJ Swinging Singles The "Swinging Singles " gave a warm welcome back to

Tim Craig, who has returned from the sunny hills of West Virginia. Much to our delight, Tim will be resuming his duties as Past President.

Although we were sorry to learn that it had become necessary for Don Leister to resign as our president, we ~ffer a hearty congratulation to our newly elected pres­ident, Bob Plantz. We look forward to his leadership during the comming year and we offer our utmost support.

Our two "open houses" in September proved to be a great success and we welcome our new square dancers to be. Chip Kellogg is now busy teaching his new class a "weave the ring" and "grand square". . A great many thanks to Friendly's for again provid-ing carmel and strawberry sundaes topped with mounds of whipped cream which were thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Watch thoses calories, gals!

We look forward to our fall schedule which will in­clude such activities as a picnic at the Naples Ontario County park, and a night of "horror" when those witches, spooks and ghosts come out of their closets once again.

Mary Ann Hanes

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Web Spinne,1 October brought us into the full swing of a new

square dance season with Bill ¥ilcox, our own singing­calls master, and guest callers Jerry Carmen and Jon McNally, The Weo Spinners' 10th Anniversary Celebration was a significant highlight, Also, thanks are extended to Bill and Judy Wilcox and the twelve couples who participated in the square dancing demonstrations at the Stone-Tolan House for the Landmark Society of Monroe County. After the dance Vern and nary Jane Collier entertained the group at their home with a super party.

We enviously wish Fred and Norma Jenner an especially happy winter in Florida although we'll miss them, At the October meeting of the Board at their home,

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Norma and Fred graciously turned over their position as 1-----------------------------­Second Board Couple and Federation Representative~ to Barbara and John Straube. Welcome Barb and John! And thanks so much, Norma and Fre~, for all your devoted interest, time, and gene:r:ous effort in p:r-omoting "fun, friendliness, and good dancing" within the Web Spinners

Wayne We1fe,ne,1

Square Dance Club. Jeff is back calling - Jack is back teaching the We hope Sally Vary, Ralph Bodensteiner, and Ken class and our club is back dancing every Thrusday night.

Clum are back in the square, or at least well on the The dancing is getting better and better - the rust is road to recovery, when this goes to press, We also rubbing off_ and our class is large and enthusiastic, wish good luck to Mike Ia:cona on his new job with Things are going well this year, Kodak, October was a good month - even though the Pot Luck

So on to the month of November ...... Ben McGilvery Supper did fall through_ sorry about that! Our is scheduled guest caller November Jrd. There will be Hallowe'en dance was held.at Lyons at the County Infirmary no dance Friday, November 24th (Thanksgiving Holiday), The night was spooky with ghosts and witches and the res-but we staLt December with another of Bill Wilcox' idents had a ball. Incidentally, it is quite tricky to melodious nights of all- singing calls on the 1st. push wheel chairs around in some of those costumes, but

Al & Kay Ludwig the result was a treat for all of us. P.S. Our Christmas Dance is a little earlier this November will find us dancing three times- one dance

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Wgco P,omenade11 Sorry we missed the first two issues of the Prom­

enader, but now we are rolling again. The club danced through out the summer and as a result we had local as well as distant guests----would you believe, Florida?

Our fall season began with an open house on Sept­ember 15, The class meets every Wednesday evening in the Warsaw Elementary School at 8 P.M. A nice turnout of Club members on Class nights has made the serious job of learning a lot of fun for the new dancers as well as the "old timers". The class will have the added advantage of dancing on alternate Wednesd'j-ys to Chip Kellogg, who is the Club caller, and Jerry Carmen.

Glenn and Margie Bange

!Iii} Twirl-A-Rounds October was the month in which the club worked on

"Born Free" and "Hustle-A-Round," We continued to main~ tain our format of one party per month. Our thanks and appreciation go to the committee for the Haloween Party; namely, Andy & Carolyn Spadoni and Cliff Fulton & Flo Trippi. A good time was had by all.

November is the month in which we will celebrate the Autumn (Harvest) Dance. This will take place on November 15th. Ray & Gloria Snell will be in charge of this one, but can use some help. Please respond favorab~y when asked to assist with refreshments and/or decorations.

The nominating committee, consisting of Frank & Mary Mack and Sid & Renee Galinsky, are endeavoring to obtain candidates for office for the comming year. When you are asked to serve in some capacity, please accept because if the club is to continue to function in the future as it has in the past, it requires the cooperation and support of everyone.

clubs to dance with us, This is always a very special night.

Enough of

When the leaves begin to fall, And the geese begin to call­Now's the time to have a ball­Come on, dancers, square it up!

When the winter's deep with snow, And your car just will not go, Find a truck and get a tow-Come on, dancers, square it upl

When the year goes into Spring, And the birds begin to sing, Now's the time to have a fling­Come on, dancer, square it up!

When your hair is falling down, And your partner starts to frown, Ignore him - just go to town­Come on, dancers, square it up!

When Your Even Come

three couples start to clap, partner's foot begins to tap, though you'd rather nap-on, dancer, square it up!

When on life you've tired grown, And you're standing by the throne, Then you'll hear St. Peter say, For you're sins you'll have to pay­Come on, dancer, square it up!

that nonsense - see you around the dance The Hales

HAPPY floor,

Happy dancing, Don & Marg Tracy @) THANKSGIVING

Tecum1eh SquatBI Our class is doing very well. Hope all of you

continue to encourage your friends to continue with these fun lessons, It sounds like our round class is doing beautifully too! Tecumseh is really fortunate to have such capable instructors as Jack Sadwick and Bob and Nora S~omcenski. Thank them the next time you see them.

November sounds like an exciting month. Bruce will have a "All Singing Gall Nite" on November 7th. No workshops that nignt -- just fun! And then on November 21st we are privilaged to have with us again Syracuse's favorite caller, Dick Schweitzer. If you haven't danced to him, don't miss the treat! On both riights please come at 7:30, Tecumseh has an additional treat for you. Mike Liberti and Linda Wolfe will have a½ hour round dance workshop and Mike will cJntinue to cue rounds dur­ing the evening. They are both doing a terrific job and we at Tecumseh are proud to have them with us.

We have a new Indian child who lives here in the city. His sponsorship is needed because of his need for constant doctor and medical care. We'll give you more information later -- just keep contributing to- the 50/50 so we can continue with his support. REMEMBER: Nov. 7, -All singing calls night

Nov. 21, -Dick Schweitzer

"WELCOME"

See you, Ed and Sue

The Rochester Area Federation welcomes DIAMOND SQUARES and MORTON COUNTRY SWINGERS to membership.

Dick Schweitzer

Our picnic was very well attended, 26 families had a great time eating those delicious dishes and dancing in the unusual squares. The "KIDS" both young and old, had fun with the mixers and the line dances. Games for all - guest 'mummues' and the designer hats would be hits in any parade. We are looking forward to next years day at Hamlin.

We enjoyed the hospitality of the EKC-0 Squares. It was a fun night. Thanks for inviting us.

Graduation for our class will be Tuesday, November 14, when we will initiate our new friends who have been faithfully attending the class and learning all those do-si-does, etc.

Our guest night will be November 21. Hoping the Glass Slippers, EKC-0 Squares, Boots & Slippers and Country Twirlers will join in our fun. Rounds at 7:30 and squares at 8:00.

This is the month when we give thanks for all our blessings. For health and happiness, family and friends which include square dancers. Where else could you find a nicer group of people? A very happy Thanksgiving wish is sent to all by our club and its presidents, George and Geri Yuna, 106 Harbor View Hghts., Rochester, N,Y. 15612, Phone- 865-2926.

If you have any news to put into our column, please call George and Geri or our reporters.

Save New Years Eve for a great night of square dancing with the Triggers. More details will be in future issues.

NATIONAL CALLER

See you at the dances, Norma and Vince Kammer

Mike L; be tti cuer

NOVEMBER 21 B-1D :3D PM

ROUNDS AT COME JOIN US FOR A NIGHT OF FUN

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Contra Corner

by Ed Butenhof

Contras were a featured part of the recent "Flaming Leaves" festival in Lake Placid, Not only were they done in seperate workshop and dance sessions, but they were also used between tips of squares as a break, As breaks, I thought they were very effective-- a chance to relax, a change of pace. It was impressive to me that nearly 100% of the floor participated in the contras at such times.

Contras were once pretty much localized in New Eng­land, but as a result of increased exposure at National Conventions as well as the efforts of traveling callers like Don Armstrong, groups are springing up all around the country. Some only do contras, some mix in with sq­uares, with rounds or folk dances.

They are enjoyable any way you mix them as long as they retain their own special character. It is essential that they be done with the musical phrase. That means the timing is establi~hed by the music, not the caller. The caller, like a round dance cuer, is merely reminding you of the sequence,

Since the sequence (the choreography, if you will) is planned and polished in advance (again like rounds), it is smooth flowing, and has none of the awkward jerki­ness that almost always results from a caller making up sequences on the spot combined with dancers trying to follow his unexpected directions. That combination of smooth, continuous flow done precisely with the musical phrase is what dancing is all about, and contras are dancing at its very best.

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Teen Topic,

The Hilton Hillbillies are eyebrow deep in plans for their benefit dance on December 2nd featuring the calling of Jerry Carmen. Everything is on schedule especially the decorating committee, which is headed up by Karen Dorrance, The Evening promises to be a "Happening"!!!!!!!

We're all cheering the recovery of "John-Boy" Haines. The body cast he's been in all summer has finally been removed, and by the time you read this he'll be dancing again,

The club is also involved in halloween plans and have invited the Way Out Whirlers of Gates to be

-----------------------------, their guests.

The International Association

of Square Dance Callers

Pocono Pines, Pa. 18350

CALLERLAB has established a Grievance and Review Board as an aid in implementing its "Code of Ethics". This board has developed procedures for dealing with com­plaints concerning the professional conduct between CALLERLAB members, or between a non-member of CALLERLAB (caller or dancer) and a CALLERLAB member. The intent of this procedure is to provide a means of settling grievances on a professional level as quickly as possible.

A grievance is a complaint by a caller, group of callers, dancer, or group of dancers concerning the professional conduct of a CALLERLAB member. A complaint is not con­sidered to be a greviance until attempts toward its sol­ution have been made by one or more parties involved, without satisfaction to the aggrieved.

It should be emphasized thet the Grievance and Review Board will act only on a grievance which appears to be in violation of the CALLERLAB "Code of Ethics",

Anyone who feels that they have reason to avail them­selves of this procedure may obtain additional infor­mation from the CALLERLAB Executive Secretary, Pocono Pines, PA. 18350

The theme dances have been a lot of fun and more are being planned, Some of the themes were "17-27', "Light My Fire" and "Big Foot".

The club dances on the 1st and Jrd Saturdays from 8 until 11 at the Parma Town Hall,

WHO IS YOUR PARTNER? by Johnny Hayes

Dancers often ask me after a tip, perhaps when a Partner Tag or Trade or Right & Left Thru from an Ocean Wave etc., has been called, "Who is, or was, my partner?"

During a patter tip your partner changes all the time, and your ability to identify positively who this is, in all positions, is vital to the flow and enjoy­ment of the dance, e.g. FACING LINES OF FOUR - Your partner is beside you. OCEAN WAVES - Your partner is the person facing the

same direction as you. DOUBLE PASS THRU - Your partner is the person on the

right. ALSO - Your partner is the girl you swing.

The girl you receive in a ladies chain, The girl with whom you start a Do Paso. The girl with whom you start a Right and Left

Grand. The girl you Promenade,

® The girl with whom you do a Right and Left Thru.

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'4Mt~,d;t,d;lt ttA,, FEDERATION ROUND DANCES and Contra// November 1978

1 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeGrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 * 2 Country Dancers(//) Ed Butenhof St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Highland Ave. 8:00 L 6 Twirl-A-Rounds Beginners Howard DeGrave Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road 8:45 8 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeFrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 * 9 Country Dancers(//) Rich Castner St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Highland Ave. 8:00

13 Twirl-A-Rounds Beginners Howard DeGrave Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road 8:45 14 Tecumseh Rounds Slomcenski's Red Man's Club, 1001 Lexington Ave. 8100 15 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeGrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 ** 16 Country Dancers (//) Roger Knox St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Highland Ave. 8:00 L 20 Twirl-A-Rounds Beginners Howard DeGrave Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road 8:45 22 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeGrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 * 23 Country Dancer (//) No Dance Happy Thanksgiving! 27 Twirl-A-Rounds Beginners Howard DeGrave Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road 8:45 28 Tecumseh Rounds Slomcenski's Red Man's Club, 1001 Lexington Ave. 8:00 29 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeGrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 * 30 Country Dancer Roger Knox St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Highland Ave. 8:00

December 1978

4 Twirl-A-Rounds Beginners Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road 8:45 6 Twirl-A-Rounds Howard DeGrave Fairbanks Road School 8:00 .* 7 Country Dancers(//) Rich Castner St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Highland Ave. 8:00 L

Round and Contra Key

(//) -Contras * -Intermediate Basics@ 7:30

RULES FOR BANNER STEALING

Clubs wishing to take part in Banner Stealing, must register with the local Banner Stealing Association. Those clubs registering with the Association, must have a minature Banner (Traveling) that will be used for stealing. In order to steal a member clubs banner, the visiting (Stealing Club) club, must have no less than four couples (One Square), who have paid the guest fee at the host club. A Representative of the stealing club must then make it known to the President of,the Host Club that, they are attending the dance for the pur~ pose of stealing the host club's Banner. In the event that more than one club is in attendance for the purpose of stealing the host club's banner, then it will be the duty of the President of the Host Club to determine some fair way in which to determine which of two visiting (stealing) clubs will be award­ed the banner. Once a club's banner has been stolen, that club may retrieve said banner by sending no less than four couples to the stealing club's dance and then they can take their banner back home. If a retrieving club also wishes to be eligible to steal the banner of their hosts, they must then have a second four coup-. les in order to be eligible. At no time can a member club, allow any other club to take a Banner belonging to another club. Also when a club steals a banner from a club, it is the receiving club's duty to safeguard at all times the banner they have stolen. If a banner has not been retrieved by the owning club within a reasonable period of tim~ (three months), the banner should be returned to the owning club. Banner Stealing shall be restricted to regular club dances only, and does not include any special dances

** -Autumn Harvest Dance-No workshop@ 7:30 L -Live Music

QUARTERLY SELECTION

GRAND WEAVE - From a static square, 4 ladies walk to the right crossing in front of their corner and fold directly behind him to become 4 single file columns at right angles. All eight will do a weave through the center a~ a tag the line movement -- each man allows the man on his left to pass in front but cuts right behind him and in front of the lady following him. The ladies pass in similar fashion, allowing the left hand lady to cross in front. Men ·make a right face u-turn back and st.ar through with the lady that followed him coming into pro­menade position and all promenade exactly one-fourth and wheel in as a couple to reform the square. Four men have progressed¼ to thier left. This is¼ of the figure and has taken 16 beats. Repeat same action 3 more times for a 64 beat maneuver. The ladies follow in their own foot­steps 4 times.

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Let's Go Square Dancing ~~.- •WHERE• ~~~

SUNDAY November 1978

5 Cloverleaf Squares No Dance Singels Square Up Mike Callahan

Jerry Carmen

12 Cloverleaf Squares Mike Callahan

19 Cloverleaf Squares Mike Callahan

26 Cloverleaf Squares Mike Callahan

MONDAY November 1978

6 Belles n Beaues Swinging Singles Village Squares

13 Belles n Beaues Geneva Friendship Sqs. Swinging Singles Village Squares

20 Belles n Beaues Swinging Singles Village Squares

27 Belles n Beaues Swinging Singles Village Squares

December

4 Belles n Beaues Village Squares

TUESDAY November

7 Pioneer Squares Tecumseh Squares Triggers

14 Pioneer Squares Triggers

21 Tecumseh Squares Pioneer Squares Triggers

28 Pioneer Squares Triggers

December

5 Tecumseh Squares Triggers

WEDNESDA y November

1 Glass Slippers Rainbow Squares (M1&2)

Singing Squares (M) Which Way Whirlers Diamond Squares (M1&2)

8 Glass Slippers Jack of Hearts (M2&A1) Rainbow Squares (M1&2)

Singing Squares (M) Diamond Squares (M1&2)

Bud Redmond Jerry Carmen Dick Casper

Art Harris Marshall Flippo Jerry Carmen Dick Casper

Art Harris Jerry Carmen Dick Casper

Art Harris Jerry Carmen Dick Casper

1978

.Art Harris Dick Casper

1978

Jon McNally Bruce Shaw Myron Huss

Jon McNally Myron Huss

Dick Schweitzer Jon McNally Myron Huss

Jon McNally Myron Huss

1978

Bruce Shaw Myron Huss

1978

Ron Fotch Ken Boss Linda Wolfe Al Howe Gary Bubel Bob Ellis

Ron Fotch Ross Howell Ken Boss Linda Wolfe Mike Callahan Bob Ellis

Green Lantern Inn, Main St., Fairport

Lutheran Church of Concord, 485 Holmes Road

Lutheran Church of Concord, 485 Holmes Road

Lutheran Church of Concord, 485 Holmes Road

Holmes Road School, 300 Holmes Road St. Nicholas Hall, East Rochester First United Methodist Church 1 Fairport

Holmes Road School, JOO Holmes Road Civic Center, Main Street, Geneva St. Nicholas Hall, East Rochester First United Methodist Church, Fairport

Holmes Road School, JOO Holmes Road St. Nicholas Hall, East Rochester First United Methodist Church, Fairport

Holmes Road School, JOO Holmes Road St. Nicholas Hall, East Rochester First United Methodist Church, Fairport

Holmes Road School, JOO Holmes Road First United Methodist Church, Fairport

E. Rochester Presbyterian Church, E. Rochester Red Man's Club, 1001 Lexington Ave, Parkland School, 1010 English Road

E. Rochester Presbyterian Church, E. Rochester' Parkland School, 1010 English Road

Red Man's Club, 1001 Lexington Ave. E. Rochester Presbyterian Church, E. Rochester Parkland School, 1010 English Road

E. Rochester Presbyterian Church, E. Rochester Parkland School, 1010 English Road

Red Man's Club, 1001 Lexington Ave. Parkland School, 1010 English Road

Campus School, Brockport Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave.

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Pavilion School, Pavilion Covenant United Church, Culver & Parsells

Campus School, Brockport Southlawn School, Rawlinson Ave., Irondequoit Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave.

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Covenant United Church, Culver and Parsells

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Wednesday (continued)

15 Glass Slippers Ron Fotch Rainbow Squares (M1&2) Ken Boss

Linda Wolfe Singing Squares (M) Al Howe Which Way. Whirlers Gary Bubel Diamond Squares (M1&2) Bob Ellis

22 Glass Slippers No Dance Rainbow Squares(M1&2) Ken Boss

Linda Wolfe Singing Squares(M) Mike Callahan Diamond Squares (M1&2) Bob Ellis

29 Glass Slippers Ron Fotch Jack of Hearts (A2) Larry Dunn Rainbow Squares (M1&2) Ken Boss

Linda Wolfe Singing Squares (M) Mike Callahan Diamond Squares (M1&2) Bob Ellis

December 1978

6 Jack of Hearts (A2) Rainbow Squares (M1&2)

Singing Squares (M) Which Way Whirlers Diamond Squares (M1&2)

Ted Whitacre Ken Boss Linda Wolfe Al Howe Gary Bubel Bob Ellis

THURSDAY November 1978

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Jack of Hearts (A2) Genesee Dancers Wayne Westerners(QS) Country Swingers

Genesee Dancers Wayne Westerners( QS) Country Swinger

No dances

Genesee Dancers Wayne Westerners (QS)

Bob Poyner Jeff Elmore Ron Fotch

Larry Dunn Mike Callahan Jeff Elmore Ron Fotch

Mike Callahan Jeff Elmore Ron Fotch

Happy Thanksgiving!

Mike Callahan Jeff Elmore

December 1978

Genesee Dancers Mike Callahan Wayne Westerners ( QS) Jeff Elmore

FRIDAY November 1978

J Boots & Slippers Stan Burdick EKC-0 Squares Ken Anderson Lima Grand Squares Dick Casper Promenading B's Ron Fotch Swinging BB's Bob Brunshidle Web Spinners Ben McGilvery

10 Boots & Slippers Mike Callahan EKC-0 Squares Ron Libby Geneva Friendship Sqs, Don Pratt Lima Grand Squares Dick Casper Merry Mixers No Dance Promenading B's Ron Fotch Rochester Rollaways Lee Kopman WYCO Promenaders Chip Kellogg Web Spinners Bill Wilcox

Campus School, Brockport Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave.

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Pavilion School, Pavilion Green Lantern Inn, Fairport

Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave.

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Covenant United Church, Culver and Parsells

Campus School, Brockport Southlawn School, Rawlinson Ave., Irondequoit Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave.

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Covenant United Church, Culver and Parsells

Southlawn School, Rawlinson Ave., Irondequoit Harper Park Rec. Hall, 702 Linden Ave,

Thomas Edison School, 1612 Buffalo Road Pavilion School, Pavilion Covenant United Church, Culver and Parsells

Green Lanter Inn, Fairport Williamson Elementary School, Williamson Morton Baptist Church, Rt. 272, Morton

Southlawn School, Rawlinson Ave., Irondequoit Green Lantern Inn, Fairport Williamson Elementary School, Williamson Morton Baptist Church, Rt. 272, Morton

Green Lantern Inn, Fairport Williamson Elementary School, Williamson Morton Baptist Church, Rt. 272, Morton

Green Lantern Inn, Fairport Williamson Elementary School, Williamson

Green Lantern Inn, Fairport Williamson Elementary School, Williamson

Merton Williams Jr. High School, Hilton Kodak Park, Bldg, 28 Lima Town Hall, Lima Byron-Bergen Elem, School, Bergen Town Line School, Spencerport Schilegel Rd. School, 1_548 Schilegel Rd,, Webster

Jonathan Underwood School Kodak Park, Bldg, 28 Civic Center, Main St., Geneva Lima Town Hall, Lima

Byron-Bergen Elem, School, Bergen Oakview School, Irondequoit Warsaw Elementary School, Warsaw Schilegel Rd. School, 1_548 Schilegel, Webster

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17 Country Twirlers EKC--0 Squares Boots & Slippers Lima Grand Squares Swinging BB 's Merry Mi~ers Promenading B's Web Spinners WYCO Promenaders

24 EXC-0 Squares Geneva Friendship Sqs. Lima Grand Squares Merry Mixers Web Spinners

December

1 Country Twirlers EKC-0 Squares Boots & Slippers Lima Grand Squares Merry Mixers Web Spinners

SATURDAY

Jim McQuade Jerry Carmen Mike Callahan Dick Casper Bob Brunshidle Jon McNally Ron Fotch Bill Wilcox Guest Caller

No Dance Don Pratt No Dance Ben McGilvery No Dance

1978

Jim McQuade Gloria Roth Mike Callahan Dick Casper Ben McGilvery Bill Wilcox

November 1978

4 Jim McQuade

Washington Irving Schoolr 2400 Chili Ave. Kodak Park, Bldg. 28 Jonathan Underwood School Lima Town Hall, Lima Town Line School, Spencerport Seneca Methodist Church, 121 Schofield Road Byron-Bergen Elem. School, Bergen Schilegel Rd, School, 1.548 Schilegel, Webster Warsaw Elementary School, Warsaw

Civic Center, Ma.in Street, Geneva

Seneca Methodist Church, 121 Schofield Road

Washington Irving School, 24o0 Chili Ave. Kodak Park, Bldg. 28 Jonathan Underwood School Lima Town Hall, Lima Seneca Methodist Church, 121 Schofield Road Schilegel Rd. School, 1.548 Schilegel, Webster

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Country Twirlers Henrietta Friendship Sqs. Magic Squares Swingin' Eights

Ben McGilvery Gary & Alice Bubel Bruce Shaw

Washington Irving School, 24o0 Chili Ave. Pinnacle Lutheran Church, 275 Pinnacle Road Manchester Elem. Schvol, Rt 21, Manchester Hosea Rogers School, 19 Northfield Road Covenant United Church, Culver and Parsells

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Copy Cats Country Twirlers Batavia Twirlers Irondequoit Squares Kuntry Kuzzins Magic Squares Swinging BB's Which Way Way Whirlers

18 Batavia Twirlers Henrietta Friendship Sqs Magic Squares

Swingin' Eights

25 Copy Cats Country Twirlers Glass Slippers Irondequoit Squares Kuntry Kuzzins Promenading B's Magic Squares Country Swingers

Bob Ellis

Jerry Carmen Bud Redmond Larry Dunn Jim McQuade Jon McNally Bob Ellis Bob Brunshidle Mike Callahan Bruce Shaw

Larry Dunn Ben McGilvery Bob Ellis Debbie -Wilkinson Ted Whitacre

Mike Callahafl Larry Dunn Ron Fotch Bill Wilcox Bruce Shaw Ron Fotch Bob Ellis Ron Fotch

December 1978

2 Batavia Twirlers Copy Cats Swingin' Eights Swinging BB's

Larry Dunn Jerry Bradt Bruce Shaw Bob Brunshidle

Aa -Introduction to Advanced K A1 -Advanced 1 M A2 -Advanced 2 'M1 cw -Couples Welcome M2 E -Election of Officers N H -Haloween Party Q;S J -Special dance, see club news Rl

Bayview YMCA, Bay Road, Webster Washington Irving School, 24oO Chili Ave. John Kennedy School, Vine St., Batavia Laurelton School, Helendale Road Kelley School, Newark Manchester Elem. School, Rt 21, Manchester Town Line School, Spencerport Pavilion School, Pavilion

John Kennedy School, Vine St., Batavia Pinnacle Lutheran Church, 275 Pinnacle Road Manchester Elem. School, Rt 21, Manchester

Hosea Rogers School, 19 Northfield Road

Bayview YMCA, Bay Road, Webster Washington Irving School, 2400 Chili Ave. N, Chili Recreation Center, Buffalo Road Church of the Transfiguration, 3760 Culver Kelley School, Newark N. Chili Recreation Center, Buffalo Road Manchester Elem. School, Rt. 21, Manchester N. Chili Recreation Center, Buffalo Road

John Kennedy School, Vine St., Batavia Bayview YMCA, Bay Road, Webster Hosea Rogers School, 19 Northfield Road Town Line School, Spencerport

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