SQUARES and ROUNDS Published for Mid-East Penn District Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers

Vol. 14, No. 1

September/October 1988

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EDUCATION REPORT Bob & Charlotte Goerlich

The summer ended with three very suc- cessful dances. I'm sure that all of the new dancers enjoyed dancing with new people and different callers. We hope that a lot of you have registered for the Con- vention for a really wonderful experience.

Attention: All callers and cuers who have classes, please contact us and let us know how many people you have in your class. We will have books for them. Call us at 215-887-2153 between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m.

PUBLICITY

Publicity, like charity, begins at home. The more we dance in public, the more people will see us and become interested in our pastime. The mall demonstrations, parades and visits to nursing homes lets the public know we are in existence. Newspaper articles covering our ac- tivities, sure help a lot too.

Ramamhar, pearQrInni PrIntnfq is Qt.!!l niir

best means of promoting square dancing.

MEMBERSHIP NEWS Lee & Jan McDermott

Bruce & Barbara Brown

It is now time to start thinking about membership for 1989. The packets con- taining all of the information for our Mem- bership Drive will be given out at the September 11th District Meeting to be held at Perkasie Fire Hall. It is important that your club be represented at this meeting so that you may receive your packet.

For your annual fee you will receive the Squares & Rounds magazine mailed to you every other month. This gives you all the information going on in your District and also special events elsewhere. You are also entitled to free dances in the summer.

Don't forget the Membership Dance on November 6th, 2:00-5:00 p.m., at Benner Hall, Richlandtown. This dance is free with your 1989 membership. Let's have a large turnout and get the membership off to a great start!

FROM THE r' F1 AIR Roy & Marion Goerlich

THANK YOU FOR CARING

I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to my many square dancing friends for their prayers, telephone calls and get well wishes during my hospital stay.

Square dancing is truly friendship set to music. Thank you again for caring.

Rill !Ann! la!

We are again at the threshold of new activities and enjoyment when we look forward to good things and good times. Now we must remember those people we have been inviting to join us in Square Dancing. September is Square Dance Month and it is also the month that most classes begin. So give that friend, rela- tive, co-worker and/or acq uaintance a nudge, call, letter or whatever and get things rolling for a great time this sea- son

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SQUARES AND ROUNDS

"Squares and Rounds" is published bi-monthly (6 issues per year) by the Mid-East Penn District of the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dance Feder- ation.

EDITORS Ralph & Lois Trout Bldg. 33 - Millville Airport MiIlville; New Jersey 08332

CIRCULATION & CORRECTIONS Sam & Peggy Brubaker 146 Dill Avenue Perkasie, Pennsylvania 18944 1-215-257-3829

ADVERTISING Jeanne Richards 527 Anderson Avenue Phoenixville, Pennsylvania 19460 1-215-933-3204

ADVERTISING RATES Full Page Ad $25.00 Half Page Ad $13.00 One-Third Page Ad $9.00 One-Quarter Page Ad $7.00

PRINTER Trout Printing & Publishing Bldg. 33 - Millville Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

MID-EAST PENN DISTRICT OFFICERS

CHAIRMEN Roy & Marion Goerlich 1495 Sycamore Avenue Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 19090 1-215-672-5334

1ST VICE CHAIRMEN Frank & Terry Kaiss P.O. Box 117 Flourtown, Pennsylvania 19031-0117 1-215-843-9968

2ND VICE CHAIRMEN Chet & Shirley Lightcap R.D. 1 - Box 48 Dougiasviiie, Pennsylvania 19518 1-215-323-3994

SECRETARY Bill & Dorthea Fish 600 Delft Lane Hatboro, Pennsylvania 19040 1-215-675-5389

TREASURER Sam & Peggy Brubaker 146 Dill Avenue Perkasie, Pennsylvania 18944 1-215-257-3829

PUBLICITY Ed & Jane Kruse 1426 Ivy Lane North Wales, Pennsylvania 19454 1-215-855-6840

MEMBERSHIP Lee & Jan McDermott 232 Parkridge Drive Perkasie, Pennsylvania 18944 1-215-257-3234

EDUCATION Bob & Charlotte Goerlich 633 Edgley Avenue Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038 1-215-887-2153

PROPERTY Dalt & Barbara Young R.D. 4 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 1-215-838-0651

REFRESHMENTS Jane Spink 1493 Sycamore Avenue Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 19090 1-215-674-0194

SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR Ken & Marlee Hohe 541 N. Third Street - Box 352 Emmaus, Pennsylvania 18049 1-215-322-4222

PAST CHAIRMEN John & Kathy Fatter 1879 Hickory Drive Harleysville, Pennsylvania 19438 1-215-234-4718

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SPECIAL EVENTS

BACHELOR'S BACHELORETTES 9/11 - Fun Dance 10/9 - Big Kid's Party

10/29 - Peanut's Pumpkin Patch - (Dewey Fire Hall, Hellertown)

BUCKAROOS 9/9 - Kick-Off Dance

10/14 - 14th Pot Luck Dinner Dance 10/28 - Halloween Dance BUCKS & DOES

9/9 - First Dance Of The Season 9/30 - 30th Bavarian Night

- (All Singing Calls) 10/28 - Halloween Dance

- (All Singing Calls) CLOUD NINE ROUNDS 10/16 - Round Dance Party COLONIAL WOODS

10/7 - Fall Festival 10/16 - Halloween Dance CURLI-Q'S 10/24 - Anniversary Party 10/31 - All Singing Call Night DIXIE DERBYS

9111 - Annual Picnic - (Comly's, East Greenville)

9/13 - Jamboree Free Dance - (For New Class Members)

10/14-16 - Camping We.ekend - (Brandywine Meadows)

10/21 - Halloween Dance EASTONAIRES

9/26 - Fun Night 10/3 - Pizza Night

10/31 - Harvest Moon Dance EDGE HILL SQUARES

9/26 - Free Dance For All 10/8 - Welcome Back Dance

10/22 - Autumn Leaves Dance 10/29 - Halloween Costume Party FLUTTERWHEELS

9/13 - Free Fun Night 9/16 - Welcome Back Dance

10/21 - Halloween Dance LEISURE SQUARES

10/1 - Welcome Back Dance & - Ice Cream Social

10/15 - Fall Foliage Dance MELODY LAKES BELLES & BEAUS

9/6 - Salad Bar Night 10/22 - Octoberfest - Dinner Dance

- (Milford Square Fire House)

PERKY PROMENADERS 10/19 - Halloween Dance POCONO SQUARES 10/22 - Callerlab Fundraiser QUAKER EIGHTS

9/19 - Free Dance 10/22 - Anniversary Dance 10/29 - Halloween Dance SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS

9/25 - Annual Dinner Dance SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES 10/15 - Anniversary Dinner Dance STARDUSTERS

9/17 - 25th Anniversary Dance TUMBLEWEEDS

9/28 - Fall Dance 10/19 - Halloween Dance

GUEST CALLERS AND CUERS

BACHELOR'S BACHELORETTES 9/11 - Jim Snyder (S) 9/25 - Martin McLain (S)

- Russ Boaz (R) 10/9 - Dalt Young (S)

- Mary McGee (R) 10/23 - Mike Walsh (S)

- Dave Roberts (R) 10/29 - Jim Snyder (S)

- Mike Walsh (S) DIXIE DERBYS

9/2 - Barry Serebnick (S) 9/10 - Bob Clark (S) 9/30 - Kerry Stutzman (S) 10/8 - Mike Walsh (S)

LENTZ'S LOFTERS 9/2 - Mark Franks (S)

9/16 - Rob Bissey (S) 9/30 - Roy Leber (S) 10/7 - Barry Serebnick (S)

- Frank Fertsch (R) 10/21 - John Carlton (5) MAINSTREAMERS

9/2 - Jim Snyder (S) PERKY PROMENADERS

9/21 - Bob Clark (S) 10/19 - Buck Fish (S) POCONO SQUARES 10/22 - Bill Heyman (S)

- Ted Knauss (S) - Larry Davenport (S) - John Kaltenthaler (S) - Al Spinks (R)

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QUAKER EIGHTS 9/10 - Barry Serebnick (5) 9/24 - Jim Snyder (S) 10/8 - Bob Clark (S)

10/22 - Ray Lehberger (5) 10/29 - John Kaltenthaler (5) R & R SQUARES 10/28 - Dalt Young (5) SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS

9/2 - Ralph Stapenell (S) - Frank Fertsch (R)

9/9 - Steve aradt (R) 9/30 - Al Spinks (R) 10/7 - Andy Glowach (5)

10/14 - Dalt Young (S) 10/28 - Elaine Novak (R) SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES 9/18 - George Varney, Jr. (S)

10/15 - Henry Ferree (S) 10116 - Rob Bissey (5) STARDUSTERS 9/17 - Mike Walsh (S)

- Mary McGee (R) 10/7 - Phil Kennedy (S)

- Don Spangler (R) 10/15 - Jim Snyder (5)

- Elaine Novak (R) YELLOW ROCKERS

10/1 - Al Spinks (R)

DISTRICT & CLUB BANNERS Joe & Betty Mathers

All districts and clubs are encouraged to bring their banners to the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dance Conven- tion in Downingtown -- to be displayed and used in the Parade of Banners on Saturday night at 7:00 p.m.

TO ALL MEPD CLUBS

All clubs in the Mid-East Penn District are requested to bring your club banner to the 27th Delaware Valley Square and Round Dance Convention to be hung in the main lobby.

Also, any educational or promotional material you may wish to display on the district table is welcome.

- WANTED - ONE-NIGHTER CALLERS

We are trying to gather a list of callers who are available for one-nighters. Please provide the following information:

• Name and telephone number. • Area you are willing to travel to. • Whether or not you are available

during the daytime. • Whether or not you can get a demo

group together. Please call Joan Jewett (day: 768-2403)

or Jeanne Richards (day: 768-2404) with this information.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Bill & Erma Molin

In order to successfully continue to pro- vide an outstanding Convention each year, the Federation of the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dancers must have volunteers to serve as Convention Chairmen. The guidelines set up by the Federation require that the Chairman be:

an active square and/or round dancer and must be a member in good standing of the Federation of the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dancers".

There are many such dancers in our Federation with additional qualifications because of their service with previous conventions, club and district operations, or because of their occupational back- ground. These are the people we need to hear from voluntarily. To properly plan and prepare for a Convention, leadership should be established two years prior to the actual Convention. Submitting your resume for consideration by the Conven- tion Advisory Committee is not an ego- tistical act, but an offer to your Federa- tion to help keep the continuity of our Conventions.

Perhaps you know someone whom you think would serve well in such a capacity and with whom you would be willing to work as a part of their committee. Why not speak tolhem now -- offer _your ser- vices and urge them to submit a resume or letter to the Chairman of your district.

There is an immediate need for a Chair- man for 1990.

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BUCKAROOS: We're looking forward to seeing all of you at our Kick-Off Dance. If you have children who have graduated from a square dance class, remember, we have a family plan so bring them along.

+ +++++++++ BUCKS & DOES: Our new officers are: President, Al & Julia Rizzo; Secretary, Val Laubach; Treasurer, Warren Laubach; and Past President, Ernie & Anne Judd.

+ +++++++++ CLOUD NINE ROUNDS: We hope that everyone had a safe and happy summer and are ready to 'get back into the swing'. Our first Party Dance will be on October 16th, 2:00-5:00 p.m., at Wilson School. A new Basics Class will start on October 12th at the same location. Call 201-689- 3316 for more it

+ +++++++++ COLONIAL WOODS: You missed a great weekend if you weren't at our 8th Annual Square Dance and Camping Jamboree in June. Our theme was hawaiian and the colorful, tropical mood could be felt by everyone. People had such a good time that we already have reservations for next June. when we'll go back to the good-ole-days of the Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Hop-Along Cas- sidy. "YIPPEE-I-O-KI-A!"

+ +++++++++ CURLI-Q'S: We welcome everyone to come to our Halloween Party on October 31st. Join the fun and come in costume. Dalt Young will be using all singing calls for this dance.

+ +++++++++ DIXIE DERBYS: On September 10th, we will be holding demonstration dances at Village Mall, 1:00-2:00 p.m., and Willow Grove Park Mall, 4:00-5:00 p.m. Then, on September 13th we will be holding a Jam- boree Free Dance for the new class.

Our latest class graduates have been very active in participating in parades and demonstrations. Keep up the great spirit!

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EASTONAIRES: On June 18th, we par- ticipated in the dedication of Orr's historic clock at Easton's Centre Square.

Our new class will begin on September 28th at Easton Area High School. For more information, call Helen Getz at 201- 454-0367.

+ ++++++ ++ + EDGE HILL SQUARES: We welcome new graduates to our club. They are: Mary Benoit, Carolyn & John Donnelly, Helen & Walter Harkins, Mildred & Nick Ninos and Stanley Zagg.

+++++++ ++ + FLUTTERWHEELS: We will hold our Free Annual Fun Night, for potential stu- dents, on September 13th at the Baptist Church, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

New classes will begin on September 20th, 8:00-10:00 p.m, and run for 12 con- secutive weeks. The cost is $38.00.

+ + + + + + + + + GRAND SPIN SQUARES: We had a wonderful summer and looking forward to the new season. Please note our 'not usually scheduled' 3rd Saturday (Sep- temher 17th) Anri 2nd Saturday (October 8th) dances.

+ + + + + + + ++ PERKY PROMENADERS: On October 19th we will hold our Halloween Dance. We urge you to come in costume...you never know, you might win a prize! Re- member, our famous Soup Night will be held on November 2nd. Festivities start at 6:30 p.m. with soup, salad, dessert, rolls and coffee. Please call Peggy at 584-4500 and let her know that you are coming and what you will be bringing.

++++++++ + + POCONO SQUARES: We, and main- stream dancing, are alive and 'liven in Tan- nersville. Despite the rumors, we are still dancing in the same school on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each rnonth.

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QUAKER EIGHTS: On September 19th, we will be holding a Free Dance for poten- tial class members. Every Monday there- after we will hold classes from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Quakertown Elementary School. For more information call 536- 0558.

Officers for the new season are Presi- dent, Stanley & Pearl Randall; Vice Pre-

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sident, Ray & Kass Ellinger; Secretary, Art & Miriam Landis; and Treasurer, Bill & Sandy Beers.

+ +++++++++ SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS: Come join us some Friday night for loads of fun. If you are only interested in round danc- ing, pick your night: Sunday for inter- mediate rounds or Monday for advanced rounds with the Saucon Carousels.

+ +++++++++ SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES: Henry Ferree will be calling our Anniversary Dance on October 15 at Blue Mountain Middle School in Orwigsburg, PA. A buf- fet table will be provided. If you desire tickets for this dance, they are $6.00 per couple in advance and $7.00 per couple at the door. To reserve your tickets, write to Willard Kramer, 440 Adamsdale Rd., Orwigsburg, PA 17961. We are looking forward to this dance and also our Oc- tober 16th dance with Rob Bissey to make this a great anniversary weekend! Please come!

+ +++++++++ SMOOTH SQUARES: We dance A-2 to Carl Hanks smooth and easy style. This is a dance, not a workshop. However, the third tip is a learning tip to keep us up with the latest in A-2 dancing.

+ +++++++++ STARDUSTER ROUNDS: No definite schedule has been made, but we hope to begin dancing in early September. Call

Murray Truax at 215-398-7198 for more information.

+ +++++++++ STARDUSTERS: Our dance on Septem- ber 17th celebrates our 25th Anniversary. Come out and join us. The summer is over and it's time to join our friends in dancing.

+ +++++++++ TIK-TOK ROUNDS: There is a possibili- ty that we will be at a new location in September. Please call Ed or Charlotte Miller at 717-223-9427 for more informa- tion.

+ +++++++++ TUMBLEWEEDS: We will resume our regular schedule on September 14th at the Doylestown YMCA, 8:00-10:00 p.m. Our Fall Dance will be held on September 28th... same time, same location and our Halloween Dance on October 19th with special refreshments and many surprises.

Our new class will begin on Septem- ber 15th at the YMCA, 8:00-10:00 p.m.

+ +++++++++ YELLOW ROCKERS: We are one of several clubs that camp toaether. dance together, eat together and swap stories around the campfire. If you camp, join us for a weekend and share the fellowship and fun.

In the winter, the same fellowship and fun applies at our dances. Check us out at our first dance on October 1st.

ROUND ar SQUARE DANCE CLUB

DALT YOUNG, Caller

invite you to join them

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First United Methodist Church

34 S. Second Street ELA INE NOYAK„ Cuer Easton PA

Rounds 7:30, Squares 8:00 Plus & Q.S.

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RUTHIE'S SEWING BASKET Ruth McLay

The following are just a few tips con- cerning fabric.

First and foremost, it's a good idea to wash and dry all fabrics before using them. This will take out extra finishes that dull your cutting shears. This procedure also shows the fabric's washability as well as shrinkage (better to find out first, be- fore sewing).

To avoid puckered edges in some fa- brics -- cut away your selvage edges.

Before buying fabric measure how much yardage your different style skirts, bodices, blouses, and sleeves are going to take. Also, keep a purse-size booklet with all of these yardages written down and keep a sample swatch of each fabric you use.

Try tr) miirr‘hmcia fabrics that are per- , , manent press. An excellent combination is 65% dacron with 35% cotton. 100% dacron or nylon may be wrinkle resistant, but it is very warm and can be very un- comfortable in humid weather.

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TOUCH SOMEONE SQUARE DANCE

Legacy

Each Square Dance Month theme for September has been established and promoted by Legacy now for a number of years.

This year's theme is "Touch Someone — Square Dance", which borrows a phrase from a popular commercial slo- gan. How appropriate this is, since the most basic movement of square dancing is touching. Touching is universal. Touch- ing is the essence of friendship.

In order for club publicity people to do a better job promoting classes and inter- preting square dancing to the general public, a Promo-Kit is offered again for the third consecutive year. The kit is free ex- cept for postage and contains a dozen pages of ideas, tips and resources, along

with a poster which depicts the 1988 theme of "Touching"

Order your copy (or copies) of the kit for $1.25 each to cover postage/handling from Square Dance Month Chairman, P.O. Box 488, Huron, OH 44839. Checks should be made payable to: ASD.

ASD MAGAZINE FACTS & FIGURES

Editors of American Squaredance, the only national/international magazine printed monthly for the square dance ac- tivity, are pleased to announce that they will be celebrating twenty years of the magazine having been printed in Ohio this fall.

When the September issues are sent out, it will mean that 240 different issues rn I IFIVee Dee n p roci u d in Hu ron/Sar; :=; Ohio. The magazine is actually forty-three years old, having been published in New Jersey, Illinois and Ohio.

Presently, the copies go out by bulk mail from the Huron, Ohio post office in quantities of 22,000 to 24,000 every month. Subscribers reside in every state in the U.S.A., every Canadian province and thirty countries of the world where square dancing takes place.

Full coverage is given of events, peo- ple, places, trends, and dancing/leader- ship tips. Advertisers number well over 100. Covers are in full color and each issue has an average of 1 12 pages. The magazines address is P .0. Box 488, Huron, Ohio 44839. Stan & Cathie Bur- dick are the editors of the magazine.

AQn Qervicns, depn rtmont tho magazine, caters to informational needs. For instance, a series of various reprints on subjects from graduation parties to clogging are available, called "in-forms". Quantities of sample magazines are free for club distribution. Questions on points of interest are answered or referred to promptly. Thirty-five books for callers and leaders are sold by the editors/publishers. Another department is ASD Tours, which have listed two square dance tours to far- flung areas annually. Caller school scho- larships are also given out to worthy new callers by ASD, called Sc holar-Shares.

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D.V.S. & R.D. FEDERATION MEETING UPDATE

Bill & Erma Malin

The first meeting of the 1988-89 fiscal year of the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dance Federation was held on June 9, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Fort Washington, PA and hosted by the Mid-East Penn District. John & Mary Ellen Lachenmayer, newly elected Presidents of the Federation, presided.

The following new Committee Chair- men were announced: Education, Paul & Evelyn Lofurno; Membership, Clarence & Juanita Dye; Publicity, Bill & Erma Malin; Property, Ron & Mary Weiss; Coordina- tor/Calendar of Events, Aaron & Rose Silverstein; Insurance, Roger & Marion Owings; Legacy, George & Angie Green- acre; Liaison with Square Dance Coun- cil of N.J., Burris & Meryl PIL:mmer; Ad. visory Committee, Mitch & Carin Cytacki; Wildwood Weekend, Doug Vollmer; and Showcase of Ideas, Joe & Betty Mather.

Reports were made by each District Chairman showing membership totals of: 964 - rvilid-EaSi Penn District; 1,194 - Pen- Del District; 545 - Bucks-Trenton District; and 413 - Penn-Jersey District.

Roger Owings requested that all danc- ers covered by the insurance program be made aware of the proper procedures in case of an accident. The first person to be notified, if a claim is being made, should be the Insurance Chairman of the individual's club. That person will then ad-

vise what steps should be taken to file a claim.

John Lachenmayer reported that the Wildwood Weekend was a success and presented the Treasurer with a check in the amount of $1,172.00, plus a refund of the $500.00 advance made by the Federation. The 1989 Wildwood Week- end dates are April 28, 29, & 30.

Jim Howatt, reporting for the Square Dance Council of N.J., said there were 1,900 dancers in attendance at the 1988 Convention. The date for 1989's Conven- tion will be April 1.

Definite boundaries have been agreed upon by the District Chairmen to clarify each District's area. By vote of the Board, these boundaries were accepted as out- lined. New clubs are urged to join the District in which they are located. Existing clubs are not affected by this vote. Boun- dary definitions are available by request to your District.

A discussion was held on the need for and/or the purpose of having a Public Relations Chairman. Further study will be given to this proposal and a report made at a later date.

A proposal to hire the callers and cuers for our Conventions for more than one year at a time was introduced. After dis cussion, it was voted to refer this sugges- tion to the Convention Advisory Commit- tee for further consideration and recom- mendation.

The next Federation meeting will be held on September 8, 1988.

YELLOW ROCKERS OF PENNSYLVANIA Ynn on NOT HAVE Tn A nAmpFR Tn in IN TN THE PIN 7:30-8:00 Rounds 6:00-10:30 2X2 Rds + Sqs

PLUS LEVEL CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

60 SOUTH MAIN ST. HELLERTOWN, PA.

Oct. 1 Ted Knauss + Al Spinks Nov. 5 Ted Knauss + Dave Roberts Ann. Dance Nov. 19 Ted Knauss + Al Spinks Dec. 3 Ted Knauss + Mary McGee Dec. 17 Ted Knauss + Mary McGee Christmas Party

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PLUS WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM PLUS PROGRAM

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

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Spring and Summit Avenues CALLERLAB EXPERIMENTALS

Fort Washington, PA

"RECENT GRADUATES ARE WELCOME"

For Mainstream Club Level Dancers who would like to "Brush Up" and/or Enjoy Dancing in a Relaxed Atmosphere.

Monday Nights 8:00-10:00 p.m. Caller: NICK FILONE - 215-275-3587

MID-EAST PENN DISTRICT

The Mid-East Penn District is compos- ed of square and round dancers. Approx- imately 964 dancers belong to 46 clubs within our District. Our District covers a large territory. Scranton-Easton. Reading. King of Prussia, the Roxboro section of Philadelphia and many communities in between. Each club should have a repre- sentative to attend the four scheduled meetings each year (January, March, September, November) so they may keep their club informed. We are presently meeting in the Perkasie Fire Hall as it is the most central point that would allow all clubs to have a representative present without having to travel too far. Ail four meetings are open to all dancers. We en- courage you to attend and voice your opi- nion or ask questions.

The District exists for the purpose of keeping our clubs informed of Federation activities, distributing educational mate- rial, publishing Squares & Rounds maga-

zine, scheduling free summer dances, sponsoring an annual benefit dance, making your needs and desires known to the Federation and assisting dancers in any way possible. We also have a Special Events Calendar, which we sincerely desire all clubs to utilize so that none of uuI clui)s will schedule an event III C0111-

petition with another. In that way, we can all take advantage of any and all special events.

Behind it all is you, the dancer without whom there would be no need for a Club, District or Federation.

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KAR-RUN SPECIAL

Event: Park & Walk Blue Ball Day. Date: Saturday • September 3, 1988. Time: 9:30-4:00 p.m. Cost: Free. Level: Mainstream/Plus Dancing. Caller: Bob Clark. Cuers: Rich & Alison Lock.

Everyone can dance on our lot -- helps

promote square and round dancing to the general public. Square dance attire is a must -- but wear your sneakers and bring your lawn chair. (Last year we had ap- proximately 15,000 visitors while 18 squares danced all day.)

There will be many extras, including an antique car show, hayride, pig roast, yard sales, craft show, helicopter rides and live music.

COLONIAL WOODS SQUARE DANCE CLUB

R.D.* I, BOX 82, Lonely Cottage Road

Upper Black Eddy, Pa. 18972 215-847-5808

PLUS LEVEL DANCING SUNDAY 2:00 TO 4:30 P.M.

SEPT. 18

OCT. 2

OCT 16

NOV . 20

DALT YOUNG & PEG DOCKRY

- "FALL FESTIVAL”

- "HALLOWEEN DANCE"

GUEST CALLER, KERRY STUTZMAN

DEC . 4 - DANCE CANCELLED

DEC. 18 -• "CHRISTMAS DANCE"

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GROUND RULES FOR BANNER STEALING

1) A banner may be captured at any regularly scheduled club dance by a visiting club haOing two or more squares present.

2) All visitors must be registered in the guest book and must be wearing their club badges.

3) Couples who belong to more than one club cannot represent one club and steal a banner from another to which they belong.

4) A club may steal a banner or re- trieve a banner on a club visit but not both at once. It takes a visit to steal and a visit to retrieve.

5) When there is more than one visit- ing club having at least two squares present, the club that has at least two squares registered first in the host clubs guest book is entitled to the banner. (This is to prevent discrimination against small clubs.)

6) in the event that the host club's banner has already been captured and is not available, the host club shall give the visiting club a raincheck. As soon as con- venient after they recapture their own banner, they must deliver it to the club holding the raincheck. If two squares ac- company the banner, it may be taken home again from that same dance. Other- wise, it must be recaptured according to Rule #7.

7) A banner may be recaptured at any of the next three scheduled dances of the captor club by two squares or by one square if beyond the three scheduled dance time limit. After ten scheduled dances, the banner may be recaptured by any one or more couples visiting the cap- tor club.

8) A banner may be captured only one time (by the same club) within a dancing year (September to September).

9) A club is allowed to have a travel- ing banner which must be a reasonable facsimile of the master banner.

10) A club having a traveling banner will er while_the_

traveling one is in the possession of another club.

11) The capturing club agrees to exer- cise good care of the captive banner and.

to have it available at the dance when the members of its club come to take it home.

12) Any club not wishing to partici- pate in banner stealing should make this known to the District Secretary, and it will be duly noted in the club news section of the district publication.

FEDERATION OF DELAWARE V ALLEY

SQUARE & ROUND DANCERS

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The Federation of Delaware Valley is composed of square and round dancers. When you join the Federation you are automatically placed in one of the four Districts within the Federation. The four Districts are: Bucks/Trenton, Penn-Jer- sey, Pen-Del and Mid-East Penn. Each District has within its area, many clubs.

Your membership in the Federation provides you with:

1) Guidance and association with an experienced Board of dedicated officers and leaders.

2) Participation and freedom of ex- pression at all Federation and District meetings.

3) Education seminars aimed at the betterment of square and round dancing.

4) Varied square and round dance literature and booklets.

5) Publication of square and round dance news and activities in your District.

6) District sponsored dances and ac- tivities.

7) Free dances in all four Districts. 8) Various charity benefits and en-

tertainment. 9) An annual Federation Convention

offering national callers and cuers. 10) Scholarship opportunities for new

callers and cuers. 11) Membership in a Federation that

has successfully sponsored two National Square Dance Conventions.

12) A million dollar insurance program that makes available to every club, in ea v ce1on 3r yr

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14) A big bonus: The joy, friendship, sociability and happiness of together- ness

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JUST THE FACTS! Legacy

Many times club presidents and callers are contacted by representatives of the local media and asked for more informa- tion about square dancing. It was sug- gested to the Square Dance Month Chairmen of Legacy that a press release should be circulated that would provide some information to answer the usual questions about square dancing. Here goes:

Who square dances? Square dance participants include people of all ages, from small children to nonagenarians; all walks of life; all nationalities and races; all phases of health, from those who can walk confidently to those in wheelchairs; all mental capabilities, from those in chal- lenge clubs to the special steppers. Square dancing is open to anyone who wishes to participate.

What is square dancing? Square dan- cing is the name given to the activity which encompasses dancing in square formations, contra dancing in long lines, round dancing (couple dancing in spe- cific patterns) and, in some areas, clog- ging.

Square dancing is eight people moving to music and following the commands of a caller. It's good exercise. It brings peo- ple together for fun and fellowship, re- lieves stress and tension and creates friendships.

When does square dancing take place? In cities, square dancing might be found any evening. In smaller towns, square dancing may only be available on weekenriq, nIthriligh where towns are clustered, clubs will endeavor not to com- pete on the same night.

Where do square dances take place? Many towns and cities across our nation now have square dance halls built by clubs and federations for the enjoyment of their own activity. In many other places, square dancing in enjoyed in churches, schools, gyms, social halls, malls...where- ever there is ample room. Wood floors are best, always During summer, many square dances are held outdoors.

Why do people square dance? We mentioned some of those reasons under "what". Another reason that couples enter the activity is that they can square dance together, rather than participating in separate hobbies. Others are attracted by the fact that square dancers have an agreement not to partake of alcohol be- fore or during a dance. A dancer feels confident that the others in the square are working together to complete the calls for the maximum enjoyment of all.

How does one get into square danc- ing? September is designated Square Dance Month, and classes usually begin at this time of year. In some areas, class- es are started in January. For most club square dancing, it is necessary to take basic lessons.

Many areas have a program called Community Square Dancing, which non- dancers may attend.

The above answers are very general. Local information needs to be added, which should be available from your local publications. Historical information is available from several sources, includ- ing Hoedown Heritage from American Squaredance Magazine and The History of Square Dancing Handbook from the Lloyd Shaw Foundation.

Places to dance, either locally or when travelling, are listed in the National Square Dance Directory, which annually lists over 10,000 square dance clubs.

The answers above also have been geared to club square dancing. In many areas, traditional square dancing is avail- able and open to those who wish to dance only occasionally and those who enjoy its flavor and rhythms.

Know your local area and resources. Know your callers. If you can't answer a question about square dancing, know where you can look for an answer. Hap- py promoting!

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LEGACY SURVEY (Continued From Last Issue)

Club Membership

1 Club 54% 2 Clubs 27% 3 Clubs 4 Clubs 2% 5 Clubs 1%

There were no significant trends by years dancing. The higher frequency dancers belonged to more clubs.

Programs Danced Regularly

Basic 36% Mainstream 430/0 Plus 6% Advance 1 6% Advance 2 20/0 Challenge 1 1%

Again, no significant trends by years dancing, but higher frequency dancers participated more in higher proficiency programs. The largest percentages by ex- perience in Advance 1 and above were the over 25 year" dancers.

Number Of Different Square Dance Club Dances Attended Per Month

1 Club 280/0 2 Clubs 31% 3 Clubs 18°/o 4 Clubs 11% 5 Clubs 4% More 4%

Number Of Square Dance Workshops Attended Per Month

None Or No Answer 29% 1 Workshop 25% 2 Workshops 14% 3 Workshops 4% 4 Workshops 20% 5 Workshops 1 0/0 6 Workshops 2°/o More

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cordially invite

you

TRY SEWING!!!

Join In Wednesday Evenings

Starting Oct. 5,1988

We Will Start With A Basic

Skirt and Peasant Blouse

Fee Will Include Kit.

Classes Are Limited

Call For Information and

Reservations (215) 252-0281

Judy and San LaDuca 2514- W. Nesquehoning St .

Easton , Pa. 18042. (215) 252-0281

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Mainstream

Mainstream Plus

Advanced

Rounds

Callers Showcase

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ANNUAL MANINO LEAVES SQUARE ROUND DANCE

FEST11/41 September 23, 24 & 25, 1988

"Full Festival"

Before Sept. 1 Ith — $14.00 After Sept. 11th $17.00

All in U.S. Funds

Staff jim kS1 joAnn Mayo

Keith & Joan Hubbard

Bob & Helena LaBouncv

Champlain Valley

Association Callers

Rounds By Ralph & Joan Collipi

Janet & Leo Mero

THR ESPECIAL RAnnP• STTES

OLYMPIC ARENA Lake Placid, New York

Home of the 1980 Winter Olympics

For More Information and Reservations Write: Robert & Theresa Trudell, 7 Park Avenue, Saranac Lake, NY 12983

Or Call: (518) 89 Z -5866

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2ND & 4TH FRIDAYS

7t30 TO 1000 PM

ROUNDS 7:30 TO 8 s BUCK & EDIE FISH FRANK & GRACE FERTSCH MS PLUS i° CO*

r SEPT 9 KICK OFF DANCE

OCT. 14 POT LUCK DANCE

OCT. 28 HALLOWEEN

Information Call — Fish's 699-4993 or Joe Seymour 362-8548

Coma- 611) azd joi2tgle uz elery zrIct an{ 4'

ST PAULS METHODIST CHURCH

PALOMENO FARMS WARRINGTON , PA.

EASTON ROAD NORTH OF STREET ROAD

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DIXIE DER,53(SP CALLER: CUER:

Rounds:

GLENN MATTHEW GENE SENATORE

8:00 - 8:15 P.M. Squares and Rounds 8:15 - 10:30 P.M.

lst, 3rd, & 5th Fridays PLUS LEVEL

UPPER MORELAND MIDDLE SCHOOL Orangemens Road,

UPPER MORELAND TOWNSHIP, PA. (** OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS CHURCH)

1500 Marion Road, Abington, Pa.

Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct

2 (**)

16 30 7

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Barry Serebnick Dance Kerry Stutmman Dance HALLOWEEN DANCE:

Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct.

Sept. Sept.

Oct.

2nd & 4th Saturdays 8:00 - 10:30 P.M.

MAINSTREAM Lehman Methodist Church York Rd. & Lehman Avenue Hatboro, Pa.

10 Bob Clark

24 No Dance

8 Mike Walsh

22 Dance

SPECIAL EVENTS

11 Dixie Derbys' Annual Picnic 22, 23, 24 Delaware Valley Square

& Round Dance Convention 14, 15, 16 Camping Weekend

Brandywine Meadows, Honey Brook, Pa.

• mg LA‘GEI AS&

*L. A Ilit4ti

1) MONTGOMERYVILLE, FA •

War pet alitIO owl 1k7

STUMP ROAD OFF ROUTE 463

ON THE RIGHT TRACK - BIG & FRIENDLY

2nd & Lth FRIDAY 9 P.M. - ROUNDS 8-8:30 P.M.

SEPTEMBER 9 KERRY STUTZMAN

GENE SENATORE

SEPTEMBER 2)

27th

DELAWARE VALLEY

SQUARE & ROUND

DANCE

CONVENTION

OCTOBER 14

KERRY STUTZMAN

GENE SENATORE

OCTOBER 28

DALT YOUNG

GENE SENATORE

NOVEMBER 11 - KERRY STUTZMAN GENE SENATORE

NOVEMBER 25 - HAPPY THANKSGIVING - NO DANCE

DECEMBER 9 - KERRY STUTZMAN GENE SENATORE

DECEMBER 23 - KERRY STUTZMAN GENE SENATORE

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PLUS WEEKEND

Jim Purcell (MASS)

Clint McLean (CONN)

October 21, 22, 23, 1988 (A-1 & A-2 AFTERTIPS

Leo & Edle Mat /lieu ( ► Ass)

October 28, 29, 30, 1988

November 11, 12, 13, 1988

(A-2 AFTERTIPS)

Bill & May Lauzon (RI )

(C-1 AFTERTIPS)

Ron & Ree Rumble (NJ)

A-1 WEEKEND Jim Purcell (MASS)

Carl Hanks (PENN)

A-2 WEEKEND

Jim Purcell (MASS)

Gary Brown (OHIO)

JIM & GERRIE PURCELL'S

Happy Travellers Weekends at Deluxe Harley Hotel, ENFIELD, CONN .

$118.00 Per Person, Double occupancy All Inclusive, $40.00 Per Couple Deposit.

LIMITED DANCING PACKAGES AVAILABLE

ALL WEEKENDS CONSIST OF BREAKFAST AND DINNER SATURDAY. BREAKFAST/OR/BRUNCH SUNDAY, TWO NIGHTS LODGING (2 DOUBLE BEDS), DELUXE ACCOMODATICAS. CONTINUOUS COFEE. TEA. SNACKS, ETC . IN OUR HOSPITALITY ROOM ALL WEEKEND: AFTERDANCI NG SNACKS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS; FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE, 2 ROUND DANCE WORKSHOPS AND 2 SQUARE DANCE WORKSHOPS ON SATURDAY, SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE, AFTERPARTY. SUNDAY MORNING FAREWELL DANCE, SQUARE DANCE SHOP ONLY CALLERLAB UST THRU ADVERTISED LEVEL IS CALLED ON THE WEEKEND! HARLEY HOTEL HAS AN INDOOR POOL, WHIRLPOOL. HIS AND HER SAUNAS, OUTDOOR POOL TENNIS, PLATFORM TENNIS AND A WOODEN PARQUET FLOOR IN AN AI RCONDITIONE D BALLROOM,

REGISTRATION FOR WEEKEND OF

NAME 14e Hors Last

••■■■•■•■•■■•.

ADDRESS ZIP

TELEPHONE ( ) NEAR (FRIENDS) DAYTIME ( )

CLUB STATE

Please check one of each: Fillet of Scrod Boneless Chicken Sunday Breakfast OR Sunday Brunch (Piaui check only one selection for Sunday.)

Checks payable to Happy Travellers. Balance payable when registering. (15.00 Service Charge - all cancellations) No refund less than 30 days novae. Please Mail 140.00 Deposit to:

HAPPY TRAVELLERS, 340 Highland Avenue. Randolph. Mass. 02368 (617) 963-0713

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EDGE HILL FIREHALL Limekiln Pk. & Cricket Avenue

North Hills, Pa.

1988

SEPTEMBER NO SATURDAY DANCES. Attend D.V.S.R.D. Convention.

OCTOBER 8 Welcome Back Dance 22 Autumn Leaves Dance 29 Halloween Costume Party

Guests are always WELCOME.

TUMBLEWEEDS SQUARE DANCE CLUB

Caller Helen Greatsinger (215) 867-0793

8:00 to 10:15 P.M.

- PLUS WORKSHOP — Wednesdays

- CLUB DANCE — 4th Wednesday

-BEGINNER'S CLASS THURSDAYS--

Central Bucks YMCA Doylestown, PA 18901 (215) 348-8131

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QUAKER 8's

SQUARE DANCE CLUB

DANCE 8:00 - 10:30 P.M.

Mainstream Plus I & II

CALLER - VARIOUS

ROUND DANCE CUER -

GRACE & FRANK FERTSCH

QUAKERTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

7th & Park Ave., Quakertown, PA

Information Contact 536-4543

1988-1989

Sept. 10 Barry Serebnick Sept. 24 .Jim Snyder Oct. 8 Anniversary Dance.. ..Bob Clark Oct. 22 Ray Lehberger Oct. 29 John Kaltenthaler Nov. 12 Nark Franks Nov. 26 .Jim Snyder Dec. 10...Covered Dish-7 p.m .Mike Walsh

Jan. 14 .Buck Fish Jan. 28

Jim Snyder Feb. 11.. Valentine Dance ..Ralph Stapenell Feb. 25

Barry Serebnick Mar. 11...St . Patty's Dance .Chick Stone April 8 Dalt Young April 22.... Dinner Dance Dave Kreiter

Milford Square Fire House-7 p.m. April 29 .Tom Miller May 13...Election of Officers ..Carl Hank

Come to

PEANUTS' PUMKUN PATCH

SPONSORED BY

The Lehigh Valley Chapter BACHELORS 'n' BACHELORETTES

youA deco7Lated pumpkiil and enteA

"THE GREAT PUMKUN CONTEST"

DEWEY FIRE CO. Sat. OCT. 29th 502 Durham St.,Eellertown, PA 3 to 11 p.m.

CattE,L6:

Jim Snyder Mike Walsh

$3,50 In Advance $4.00 At-Door

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CuAlawadAs Rt. 23 S Rt. 322 8tue Bali, PA 17506

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Phone: 717-354-7816 Ladie4 Squa/te Dance Shop

We Camay Quatity AmeAican Made

SHIRTS DRESSES (6 -22)

PANTS SKIRTS (P-XL) BOOTS TOPS (P-XL) BELTS PETTICOATS (P-XL)

PETT1PANTS, JEWELRY, TIES, TOWELS PROMENADER SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN

JACKETS, SWEATERS, COATS, SUITS...

Eve,tyth_i_ng a'[ the.

Well' tensed dance/1. !

Layaway Plan

MasteAcand / V i_za

Mon., Tue4., Wed., Sat.- 9 AM - 4:30 PM

Thut6. 6 Fki. - 9 AM - t:30 PM

COME AND JOIN THE FUN •

MAINSTREAMERS Trinity Lutheran Church Spring and Summit Sts.

Fort Washington

8:00 - 10:30 p.m.

September 2nd (him Snydefti foheft 15th

OLtoben 291a,

For information contact Terry and Frank Kaiss

843-9968

4

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MELODY LAKES BELLES 4 BEAUS

DINNER DANCE

OCT 2221988 7:00 P11 41 1 00 Per Person

Scprare fire Hovse Ailed-own ficl4M forcl Sq Pi fie.

-tick( Ai /Elsie Wolf 723- 2709 "Iffi 1111.1 iiea-ti Ur-my

211a - PIZS

Callet- 8iii

Appleby

Cuer. N Dv aK

Conic Sallee with LINA/ ice LEISURE SQUARES

1-si and 3r-4 Saturdays DAFT YOUNG D1\00( and JANE BLOOM Cc:et\ Sci,}ar- s Cueins Rounds

DANCE HELD AT J. M. HILL SCHOOL East Broad Street East Stroudsburg, PA

FALL SCHEDULE 1988: Oct. 1 Welcome Back Dance

& Ice Cream Social 15 Fall Foliage Dance

Nov. 5 Surprise Dance 19 Thanksgiving Dance*

Dec. 3 Snowflake Dance 17 Christmas Dance

Students Welcome

*(please bring donation for food basket)

7:30 P.M. Workshop 8:00 P.M. Plus Level

Quarterly Selections

for more information call: Helen May & Marcel Thienpont. Pres. 717-424-9403

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PERKY PROMENADERS

,..... .....1,„ PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA.

PERKY PROMENADERS

Church on the Mall Plymouth Meeting Mall Plymouth Meeting, PA

September 7 September 21 October 5 October 19 November 2 November 16 December 7 December 21

Mark Franks Bob Clark Mark Franks Buck Fish Mark Franks John Kaltenthaler Mark Franks Nick Filone

Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry Peg Dockry

Dancing on the first and third Wednesday -- 8:00 pm AIR CONDITIONED WOOD FLOOR

For Information Call: Emil and Peggy Schultheisz -- 584-4500 I

BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE

PAID MILLVILLE, N.J.

Permit No. 54

TROUT PRINTING & PUBLISHING Building 33 - Reeves Road Millville Municipal Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

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