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

Vol. 11 No. 6

July/August 1986

EDUCATION REPORT

There has been an increase in the number of graduates over the last cou-ple of years. The total for 1986 is 172, and added into this total are approximately 30 dancers from the newly formed Combin-ed Squares. This combination of callers and clubs was so successful in their first year that plans are already underway for a new class to begin in September. This new class will be held at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Fort Washington.

There will be two Free Summer Dances held this season. They are as follows.

July 19, with caller, Jim Snyder and cuer, Peg Doughery at the Quakertown Fire Hall, West End. Rounds will begin at 7:30 PM.

August 9, with caller, Dalt Young and cuer, Gene Senatore at the Quakertown Fire Hall, West End. Rounds will begin at 7:30 PM.

The level at these dances will be for new graduates and there will be be no Plus calls used.

mouth is not worth anything because you don't have to sign it. I know of a couple who dropped their subscription because they did not receive their magazine on time, but they still dance.

One poll which we received was pre-sented at our district meeting. The state'- ment written on the poll was: "This poll isn't worth 22 cents to return, only I want you to know how dumb I think it is. It's a waste of paper, time and money. Who cares if Squares and Rounds is on time?" I was hoping to prove this statement wrong but from the response I've had I guess it is true.

In the March/April issue of "Squares and Rounds", Editor/Printer, Ralph Trout, responded to a letter I sent to him as I had hoped. He was not getting back at me as some dancers seem to think, but he was explaining to those dancers who do not understand the problems that occur with putting out a newspaper or magazine. I have worked on magazine staffs long enough to understand the problems which arise and believe me it's not easy.

ATTENTION ALL SQUARE AND ROUND DANCERS

Back in the January/February issue of "Squares and Rounds", we placed a poll for dancers to answer. The response has been very poor. Out of the 439 copies that were sent out we have only received 51 polls in return. We should have had at least half returned, if not all. We know that there has been a lot of dissatisfaction because dancers tell us about it. The reason for the poll was so we could see these complaints in writing. Word of

I.R.S. MEMO FROM THE NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Federation received a memo from the National Square Dance Executive Committee regarding tax information and square dance clubs. The memo pointed out two areas concerning club tax pro-blems. They were as follows:

1) A club needs an I.R.S. Employer Identification Number if it has a checking account, savings account of certificate of

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SQUARES AND

ROUNDS

Published bi-monthly (6 times a year) by the Mid-East Penn District of the Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers Federation.

EDITORS Ralph & Lois Trout Bldg. 33 - MvI. Municipal Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

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

CORRECTIONS & CHANGES Ken Hohe 1-215-965-9772

ADVERTISING Russ & Shirley Benner 227 South 10th Street Quakertown, Pennsylvania 18951 1-215-536-6026

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 - Mvi. Municipal Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

I.R.S. MEMO FROM THE NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (continued from page 1)

deposit. Normally the bank will request this number when an account is being opened.

2) If a club does obtain an I.R.S. Em-ployer Identification Number, it must also file an application for exemption from In-come Taxes on any of its receipts.

3) In addition, it a club pays any per-son or organization $600.00 or more in a calendar year, the club is required to issue a 1099 Tax Report to the payee,

and send a copy to the I.R.S. with a 1096 Form.

To get an I.R.S. Employer Identification Number, Form SS-4 must be completed. This is a relatively simple form to fill out. Blank SS-4 Forms may be obtained by contacting the Federation's Treasurer: Frank Evans, 102 North Hall Dr., West-ampton, NJ 08046, 609-887-1082.

For a club to apply for exemption from Federal Income Taxes, I.R.S. Form 1024 must be completed. This is a seven page form and must be sent to the I.R.S. along with a copy of the Club By-Laws. Form 1024 may be obtained from your local I.R.S. office.

A club can not use the I.R.S. Employer Identification Number of the Federation.

SPECIAL EVENTS

BACHELORS 'N' BACHELORETTES 8/24 - Fun Dance BUCKAROOS 7/13 - Picnic and Dance, Mason Mill

Park, 1:00 PM til Dusk COLONIAL SQUARES 7/19 - Demo, Nazareth Park, 2:00 PM 8/2 - Picnic and Dance, Charles Roth

Home, 1:00 PM COLONIAL WOODS

7/6 - Firecracker Dance DIXIE DERBYS 8/17 - Annual Picnic RAINBOW STROLLERS 7/11 - Latin Touch Dance 8/22 - Italian Touch Dance

GUEST CALLERS AND CUERS

BACHELORS 'N' BACHELORETTES 8/24 - Jim Snyder (5) BEE SHARPS 7/29 - Guest Caller (?) DIXIE DERBYS 7/18 - Dave Roberts (R) EASTONAIRES 7/21 - Ted Knauss (S) LENTZ'S LOFTERS 7/11 - Dalt Young (S)

Peg Dockry (R) 7/18 - Bob Clark (S)

Frank Fertsch (R) (continued on page 4)

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STAFF Red Bates

Jerry Duval Dick Leger

"Bob" LaBounty (host

Rounds By Mike & Nancy Hanhurst

Ralph & Joan Collipi

AN=LIZANINC LEAVES SQUARE ROUND DANCE

FESTIVAL September 26, 27 & 28, 1986

"Full Festival" Before Sept. 11th — $14.00 After Sept. 11th — $17.00

All in U.S. Funds

Mainstream Mainstream Plus

Advanced Contras Rounds

Callers Showcase

ALL WEEK-END ROUNDS THREE SPECIAL BADGE SITES

OLYMPIC ARENA Lake Placid, New York

Home of the 1980 Winter Olympics

For More Information and Reservations Write: Roy & Margaret Trudell, 28 McComb St., Saranac Lake, NY 12983

Or Call: (518) 891-2608

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GUEST CALLERS AND CUERS (continued from page 2)

7/25 - Ray Lahberger (S) John Toll (R)

811 - Mark Franks (S) Steve Bradt (R)

818 - Buck Fi3h (5) Al Spinks (R)

8/15 - Barry Serebnick (S) Linda Ridgway (R)

8/22 - Chick Stone (5) Peg Dockry (R)

8/29 - Mike Walsh (S) Rich Lock (R)

MELODY LAKES BELLES & BEAUS 7/1 - Mike Walsh (S)

7/15 - Danny Thibault (5) 7/29 - Danny Thibault (S) PERKY PROMENADERS 7/16 - George Potts (S) 8/20 - Bud Weisen (5) R & R SQUARES

7/11 - Pete Diven (S) 7/25 - Ralph Stapenell (S) 8/22 - Mystery (?) Caller SAUCON SQUARES 7/11 - Elaine Novak (R) 7/18 - John Kephart (5)

AI Spinks (R) 8/1 - Dalt Young (S) 8/8 - Russ Booz (R)

8/15 - John Kaitenthaler (5) Al Spinks (R)

SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES 7/20 - Jim Adams (S) 8/17 - Henry Ferree (S)

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BACHELORS 'N' BACHELORETTES: We will be holding a Fun Dance on August 24 with caller, Jim Snyder. Bring your non-dancing friends and join us from 2:00-5:00 PM at Salem Lutheran Church, 134 E. Broad St., Bethlehem, PA.

++++++ BEE SHARPS: Come out and dance to a great combination - Ralph Stapenell and Mary & Pete McGee. First time dancers with our club dance free! Join the fun every first, thrid and fifth Tuesday with guest callers on the fifth Tuesday. We

dance just north of Easton on Route 115 at the Med-Ed building auditorium.

+ +++++ BLACK DIAMOND SQUARES: Every Wednesday night we have alternate tips of A.P.D. and Advance. This workshop is held at the Schroeder home, 1414 Stag Drive, Lake Wynonah. For more informa-tion call 717-739-2804. We also hold a Mainstream Plus workshop every Tues-day at the School Building behind Friedensburg Fire House, Friedensburg, PA. Both workshops are held from 7:30-10:00 PM.

+ +++++ BUCKAROOS: We have enjoyed the spring season with dancing at the Annual Peddlers Village Strawberry Festival. We also held our own Social and Strawberry Fling.

A Picnic and Dance will be held on Ju-ly 13, 1:00 PM til Dusk, at Mason Mill Park in Upper Moreland Township.

The first big event of the new season will be a kick-off dance on September 12 with Buck and Frank officiating, followed by a Covered Dish Dinner Dance on Oc-tober 10. Hope to see you in the fall!

+ +++++ BUCKS & DOES: Our sponsor. Saucon Valley Community Center, has installed an air conditioning unit. They completed a successful financial campaign in April to pay for this unit and other activities in the Center. We will be dancing in an air conditioned hall this summer instead of at the Spring Valley Inn patio. Come and join us and dance in comfort this year.

+ +++++ CHRISTMAS CITY: We will not be danc-ing during July and August but will resume on September 13, 1986.

+ +++++ CLOUD NINE: We dance Intermediate-Advanced rounds on Tuesdays from 7:00-10:30 PM at the Christ Church, Newton, NJ and Easy Relaxed rounds on Thurs-days from 7:30-10:00 PM at the Wilson School, Mt. Lakes, NJ.

On April 26, we held our first Round Dance Party. It was well attended and en-joyed by all who came. More parties will be announced for the fall season.

Our Basic class graduated on May 15 and will now be dancing Easy Relaxed rounds all summer and progress into the

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PERKY PROMENADERSTh

PLYMOUTH MEETING. PA.?

Intermediate level starting in September. Visitors are always welcome!

++ ++++ COLONIAL SQUARES: Our July and August dances will be held in the air con-ditioned Atlantic Financial Building (2nd floor - rear), 10 N. Main St., Nazareth, PA from 8:00-10:30 PM. We dance Main-stream and Plus level.

On July 19, we will be holding a Demonstration at Nazareth Park in celebration of Nazareth Day at 2:00 PM. All of our dancers and former Ye Mag-netic CalculBters are invited to help in the demonstration.

Our 2nd Annual Picnic will be held at the home of Charles & Margenett Roth (club caller) on August 2 at 1:00 PM. All club members and former Ye Magnetic Calcul8ters are invited. Those planning to attend should call 759-2792 for more information. Quoits, shuffleboard, bean bags and other amusements will be available and, of course, plenty of danc-ing. In the case of rain, the picnic will be held in the YMCA.

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COLONIAL WOODS: We held our Fifth Annual Square and Round Dance Jam-boree on June 6, 7, 8. We wish to thank all those who attended and helped to make this our best Jamboree ever! A special thanks to Ted & Joan Hawkins who have been in charge of our Jam-boree for the past five years, we couldn't have done it without them. Sign up early for next year!

++++++ COMBINED SQUARES: We are a square dance school consisting of clubs in the Mid-East Penn District. These clubs are: Buckaroos, Lentz's Lofters, Perky Pro-menaders, R & R Squares, Red Hot Squares, and Valley Squares.

After a very successful season, plans are now underway for another class to begin in the fall. Now that we are established, we have a track record, peo-ple know what night we dance, where we are and since we have some new begin-ner dancers involved, this will mean new people for next year to insure more of a success.

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PERKY PROMENADERS

Church on the Mall

Plymouth Meeting Mall

Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

DANCE SCHEDULE FOR 1986

(Dancing the 1st and 3rd Wednesday,

except January)

July 2

July 16

August 6

August 20

CALLER

Mark Franks

George Potts

Mark Franks

Bud Weisen

CUER

Peg Dockry

George Potts

Peg Dockry

Bud Weisen

AIR CONDITIONED WOOD FLOOR

For information call: 275-1790

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We will be holding demonstrations at various malls, etc., in our area in August and September, and will start our classes immediately after the fall convention. We have names of people that are already signed up, and we'll take your names to add to the list - so that we can keep these people advised on our demo dates, etc.

Please help us spread the word about the upcoming class. We encourage sing-les and couples to attend. For more in-formation contact Buck Fish, Nick Filone, Martin McLain or Gordon Lentz.

+ +++++ DIXIE DERBYS: Our new officers are: President, Rowland Dudley; Vice Presi-dent, Joe Sugden; Secretary, Lorna Gold-stein; and Treasurer, Marty Ewer.

Our largest class ever, graduated on April 22 with 55 dancers receiving their diplomas.

+ +++++ EASTONAIRES: Congratulations to our officers who are all returning for another term. They are: President, Earl & Judy Rohn; Vice President, Reita Graham; and Treasurers, Bill & June Lesko. We welcome recent graduates to dance with us on Mondays nights. Congratulations!

+ +++++ EDGE HILL SQUARES: It is with genuine sorrow that we report the death of Bob Graham on April 8, after a short illness. Bob and his wife, Thelma have been charter members of our club since its in-ception in September 1957. Bob held many responsibilities throughout the years. He never said "no", only, "I'll see what I can do". Our prayers and sym-pathy are extended to Thelma and the family. Bob will be missed by all who knew him and loved him.

Class and workshop will be held on Ju-ly 7 and 14 from 8:00-10:30 PM.

+ +++++ FLUTTERWHEELS: Our new officers for 1986-87 are: President, Butch & Faye Geiser; Vice President, Jeff & Barbara Bond; Treasurer, Steve & Marianne Welenteychik; Secretary, Bill & Connie Kries; and Epicurean, Ted & Judy Holmberg and Max & Blanche Treiber,

+ +++++ LEISURE SQUARES: We will not be dan-

cing during July and August. A special dance was held on May 8 for

Hattie & Lou DeLeau, our club's founders, who plan to move to New York state to be near their children. Proceeds from the dance were given to them to help start a senior citizen's square dance group in their new neighborhood.

+ +++++ LENTZ'S LOFTERS: Our new officers to begin on September 1, 1986 are: Presi-dent, Dick & Betty Roberts; Vice Presi-dent, Doris McCrossin; Treasurer, Elsie Marcolina; and Secretary, Ed & Mary Ann Heller.

This summer, and running through the current 1986-87 season, we will host guest callers at each dance. See the list of guest callers and also our ad in this issue. We welcome all dancers to come and join us. For more information call Ber-nie & Joan Marcus at 275-8255.

+ +++++ MELODY LAKES BELLES & BEAUS: In May we changed our dance nights to Tuesdays. There will be no workshop in July.

+ +++++ PERKY PROMENADERS: We will be dancing our regular schedule throughout the summer at the Church-On-The-Mall, Plymouth Meeting. We have a wood dance floor and air conditioning, so come out and join us!

+ +++++ POCONO SQUARES: Watch for flyers on activities we will be having for the next two months.

+ +++++ QUAKER EIGHTS: Our 16th Annual Din-ner Dance was a big success! The food was superb as always and Jim Snyder called a great dance. Jim and his brother had everyone in stitches while doing a special number. Frank & Grace Fertsch did a fantastic job as usual and a great time was had by all.

We recently graduated our first class. Dot Breisch baked and decorated a cake and everyone made their own sundaes. We wish to thank Jim Snyder for coming to Quakertown every Monday to teach class. We wish to extend our congratula-tions to the class and may they enjoy dan-cing for many years to come.

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***SAUCON SQUARE + ROUND DANCERS***

Salem Lutheran Church 134 E. Broad St. Bethlehem Pa.

"SQUARE DANCE WORKSHOP** Sunday 6:00 to 7;30 PM, Ted Knauss

Plus + QS and Intro To Dancing by Definition Information (215) 866-8775 or 867-2351

**SAUCON ROUNDS** Monday 7:30 PM, Pete + Mary McGee

Intermediate Level Rounds Information (215) 262-2465 or 866-7432

**SAUCON SWINGERS** 1st,3rd 4,5th Tuesday 8:00 PM

Ted Knauss and/or Dalt Young Mainstream Relaxed Dancing

Information (215) 866-8775 or 867-2351

**FANTASTIC BEARS" 2nd + 4th Tuesday 7:30 PM

Ted Knauss, and Pete + Mary McGee Dancing by Definition Plus + QS Squares

intermediate Rounds Information (215) 395-9390 or 867-2351

**ROUND DANCE WORKSHOP** Wednesday 6:30 to 8:00 PM, Pete + Mary McGee

Easy/Intermediate Level + Classics information (215) 866-7432 or 867-2351

**SAUCON SQUARE + ROUND DANCERS" Friday 7;30 PM, Various Callers + Cuers

Plus Squares + Intermediate Rounds Information (215) 252-0281 or 867-2351

July 4, No Dance, Holiday July 11, T.Knauss & E.Novak July 18, J.Kephart & A.Spinks July 25, T.Knauss Both

Aug. 1, D.Young & M.McGee Aug. 8, T.Knauss & R.Booz Aug. 15, J.Kaltenthaler & A.Spinks Aug. 22, No Dance, Muslkfest Aug. 29, No Dance, Holiday

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Everyone have a great summer and we hope to see you in September on the dance floor. Our first dance of the season will be held on September 13, with caller, Glenn Matthew and cuers Frank & Grace Fertsch.

+ +++++ R & R SQUARES: In March, Quaker Eights stole our banner and on April 26, we took 3 squares to their club to retrieve it. On April 25, Bachelors 'NV Bacheloret-tes came to steal our banner and we pro-mised them that we would retrieve it. Don't miss our dance on August 22, when we will have a Mystery Caller, and will you be surprised?

+ +++++ RAINBOW ROUNDS: If you want to brush up on your Classic round dances, we encourage you to visit us on Monday or Wednesday nights. Round dance leader, Dolores Procopio, has some Classic rounds lined up for a special teach. Also look for information on our Round Dance Parties.

+ +++++ RAINBOW STROLLERS: In preparation for our next class, a one-nighter has been scheduled for August 29, 8:00 PM. at the Nativity Luther an 1 Church Social Hail, 13th & Amity Streets, near Albright College, Reading, PA. Bring your friends out for this special event. Watch for information on our special square dance programs starting in September. Here's an open-ing special to look forward to: Carter Ackerman of State College will be calling for us on September 12, the first dance of our 1986-87 schedule, at Berks Vo-Tech West Center.

+ +++++ SAUCON SQUARES: We will be holding our usual Friday night dances during Ju-ly and August except for July 4, August 22 and 29. Come and join us in our air conditioned hall at the Salem Lutheran Church Education Building, 146 E. Broad St., Bethlehem, PA.

Fantastic Bears and Saucon Swingers will not be dancing during July and August. These two clubs will resume their schedules in September.

Ted Knauss will continue the Plus level workshop on Sundays and Mary McGee

will continue the Easy and Intermediate round dance workshops on Wednesdays during July and August.

For those of you who are planning vacations during the summer, we hope you enjoy them and come back refresh-ed and ready to dance. Have a safe summer.

One final note, watch for the opening of Alice's Restaurant in October. More news about this event in the next issue.

FEDERATION MEETING NEWS UPDATE

If you weren't one of the approximate 135 dancers at the Free Federation Meeting Dance and Election of Officers held on April 27, at Our Lady of Help Christians Church in Abbington, you missed an excellent dance to the great calling of John Kaltenthaler and Peg Dockry. This year the host district was Mid-East Penn and they did a fine job of putting this dance together.

Dancing began promptly at 2:00 PM with a business meeting beginning at 3:15 PM with an opening prayer by John Lachenmayer. After committee reports were given, President, Bill Manuel ask-ed for a report from the Nominating Com-mittee, John & Kathy Falter, who an-nounced that all officers were willing to run again, and since there were no nominations from the floor, he asked that the secretary cast a ballot for the slate of officers as follows: President, Bill & Doris Manuel; Vice President, Doug & Ethel Vollmer; Treasurer, Frank & Connie Evans; and Secretary, Marguerite Scadding.

Bill Manuel then introduced his commit-tee chairpersons who were present.

Bill Manuel reported on the Wildwood Spring Weekend and was most pleased to report that there had been an increase of 350/s in attendance over last year. Ap-proximately $1300.00 will be turned over to the Federation. A full report of the weekend was given by Co-Chairmen of the Weekend, Wil & Lorraine Kent, at the June 13 Board Meeting held at the Dunfey Hotel in Philadelphia. At this time, Bill made a recommendation that the

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Wildwood Weekend be continued as he felt it would continue to grow and show an even greater profit.

FEDERATION BOARD MEETING HIGHTLIGHTS

The Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers board meeting was held at the Dunfey City Line Hotel on March 13 where the following items were discussed.

1) The Federation will host an After Par-ty at the 35th National Square Dance Convention in Indianapolis, on June 28, 11:00 PM to 1:00 AM, in the Convention Center (Hall "B"). M.C. for the evening will be Bob Clark and national callers, Lee Kopman & Earl Johnson will be calling with the Easterdays cueing rounds.

2) Membership update - We have an in-crease of 118 members over last years count. Congratulations to all three districts!

3) Roger & Marion Owings reported that they are having problems obtaining

Liability Insurance because insurance companies are no longer writing these policies for groups. If anyone knows of a company that does supply these policies, please notify Roger & Marion.

4) The 26th Delaware Valley Square and Round Dance Convention received permission to raise registration fees by $1.00 per person due to an increase in costs of callers and hotel registrations. The registration fee will now be $35.00 per couple and $18.00 per single.

5) Two square dance clubs were voted into the Federation. Say hello to King's Squares from King of Prussia and Elk Town Twirlers of Elkton, Maryland.

6) This year's convention registrations are really adding up - over 1,000 to date. Don't wait until the last minute to sign up - better do it now or you will be left out. There will be no walk in registrations.

7) The Advisory Committee met one hour prior to the meeting and went over changes in the Statement of Policy and Guidelines of the Convention. During the meeting the changes were made and

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THE GRAND SQUARE Square Dance Wear & Western Shirts

at Eleanor & Bob Fosters

CALL ON MONDAYS TUES. & THURS. 9:30 am to 9:00 pm

WED. & FRI. 9:30 am to 6:00 pm SATURDAYS 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

1173 EASTON ROAD, ROSLYN, PA. 19001

Phone: (215) 572-0940

CLOSED: JULY 3 TO AUGUST 3 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

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FEDERATION BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

(continued from page 9) then reported and voted on at the June meeting.

NEWS UPDATE ON THE FEDERATIONS "WILDWOOD

SPRING WEEKEND"

The Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers "Wildwood Spring Weekend" is over, and it was a great weekend of dancing and fun. Wil & Lorraine Kent, chairpersons for this event, are to be commended for their efforts in creating such a great weekend.

Enough can not be said for the callers, Bob Clark and Glenn Matthews, and our cuer, Steve Bradt, for programming two evenings of enjoyable dancing and two mornings of relaxing squares and rounds.

On Saturday evening, after the dance, we were entertained by a group of talented square dancers from the First State Squares who put on a variety show. The show featured the "Razzle Dazzle Band"; the toe tapping of "Twinkle Toes", Betty Terrell; the magic of Dick Terrell; the rendition of "On The Good Ship Lollipop" by Curley Top, the darling of the yuppe set Bill Manuel; the "Blue Boot Boys", Bill Faunce, Darrell Lewis, Dick Terrell and Bill Redding, with their memorable melodies; the one act playlet, "Dancing At The Ritz", by the not so famous characters Evie & Bill Faunce and Fran & Maxine Waegel; and last but not least, the "Golden Slippers Dance

Troupe", Bill Faunce, Darrell Lewis, Paul Talley, Bruce Arnold and Bill Redding with their interpretation of "Autumn Leaves". The entire show was directed by a very capable couple, Fran & Max-ine Waegel.

It was very heart warming to see an in-crease of 35% in attendance at this "Wildwood Spring Weekend" to that of a year ago and with this kind of interest, we hope that the Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers "Wildwood Spring Weekend" will con-tinue to grow.

Thanks to all who attended and again Wil & Lorraine Kent - it was great!

REPORT ON 26TH NATIONAL CONVENTION SUMMARY OF

GRANTS 1977 THROUGH 1985

Listed below is a Summary of Grants made by the 26th National Square Dance Convention Board of Directors which was presented and reviewed at the December Board Meeting.

After much discussion, it was decided that this report should be published. This information will help give dancers an in-sight into how much help these funds have been to the Federation and to the Districts.

Refunds: Gold Star Boosters, $5,000; and District & Club Donations, $17,000. Grants: N.N.J. Square Dance Associa-tion, $1,000; Callerlab, $500; Legacy, $500; Mason Dixon Square Dance Asso-ciation, $500; Dance Leader (Delaware Valley), $500; Round Dance Leaders

WORKSHOP MAINSTREAM: PLUS PROGRAM

and CALLERLAB EXPERIMENTALS

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Spring and Summit Avenues

Fort Washington. Po.

RECENT CLASS GRADUATES ARE WELCOME For Mainstream Club Level Dancers wanting to brush up and-or enjoy Dancing in a relaxed atmosphere.

Monday nights 8 00 to 10 00 p.m.

CALLER NICK FILONE (215)275-3587

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NO SATURDAY DANCES during July and August!)

(Delaware Valley), $500; Penn-Del Dis-trict, $500; Penn-Jersey District, $500; Bucks-Trenton District, $500; Mid-East Penn District, $500; Lehigh Valley Callers Association, $250; N.N.J. Callers Coun-cil, $250; N.N.J. Round Dancers Coun-cil, $250; and Mason Dixon Callers Asso-ciation, $250. Total Refunds and Grants: $28,500.

Grants to the Federation: Grant 1978, $1,000; Total Summer Dances, $9,555; Total Caller Scholarship, $1,350; Dupli-cating Machine (Bucks-Trenton), $1,000; Typewriter (Penn-Del), $325; President's Ball, $1,530; and Insurance (Penn-Jersey), $125. Total to the Federation: $14,885.

Total Grants from 1977 on: $43,385. Balance of Assets: $3,000.

25TH DELAWARE VALLEY CONVENTION NEWS UPDATE

For the Youth dancers there will be a Solo Get Acquainted Hour on Thursday the 18th. John Kaltenthaler will host this

function. At all other dances, local callers will particpate.

Hopefully, the Fashion Show will be outside - we'll pray for good weather.

The Stiching Post will be held in the Fairmount Room and Sewing Instruction will be held in the Windjammer Room.

The Callers' Clinic will be headed by John Kaltenthaler while the Round Dance Clinic will be headed by the Easterdays. There will also be a Styling Clinic.

Raffle tickets will be sold during all three days of the Convention for $1.00 per ticket.

Instead of presenting a Banner at the Convention this year, why not take an ad for your club in the Program Book. Con-tact George & Olive Wilcox, 28 New Road, Doylestown, PA 18901, 1-215-348-4856.

At the Convention there will be 26 hrs. of Mainstream, 29 hrs. of Plus, 12 hrs. of APD, 19 hrs. of Challenge 1 and 2 hrs. of Challenge 2.

The Special Events Committee is plan-ning a clogging demo from 1:00-2:00 PM

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Class/Workshop July 7th & 14-th - 8 to 10:30 p.m. Club Dances will resume Sept. 1.3th and every 2nd, 4th and 5th Saturday thereafter. FREE DANCE FOR 136GINNERS SEM:NITER 29th 8:00 p.m. Do come and. bring a beginner - All Welcome&

INFORMATION: 644-0812 or 379-8839 or 884-7464 Limekiln Pk. Cricket Ave., North Hills. Pa.

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25TH DELAWARE VALLEY CONVENTION NEWS UPDATE

(continued from page 11) on Friday in the Windjammer Room.

We urge each and every club to par-ticipate in the Booster Program - $1.00 per person. Your donation will be greatly appreciated. Here is a chance to adver-tise your club and your own name for on-ly $1.00. Contact Joe & Betty Mathers, 241 Buckboard Road, Willow Grove, PA 19090.

Rooms are still available at the Dunfey Hotel. Hurry, they may be gone soon!

Vendors will be located in the Hall of Cities, with a total of 17 vendors. Securi-ty will be available for the vendors as well as the rest of the Convention goers.

Bader, Norristown, PA; Emily Pudvah, King of Prussia, PA; Catherine Lafferty, Philadelphia, PA; Onita Arnold, Abington, PA; Louise & Joe Fauser, Philadelphia, PA; Jack McFadden, Hatfield, PA; Con-nie Damtn, Perkasie, PA; Christopher Gurckowich; John Speidel, Jenkintown, PA; Marie Wisser, Quakertown PA; Ron Laudenslager, Sellersville, PA; and Marie Silva, Palmerton, PA.

We will realize a profit of over $2000.00 to help them in their very worthwhile work.

Next year our dance will be held at the same place on March 15. We will also hold the Balloon Launch after the dance. Tickets for the Balloon Launch will be available in November and tickets for the dance next January. Don't forget -- we hope to see all of you there.

DANCE FOR THE FRIENDS OF THE HANDICAPPED

The 9th Annual Dance to benefit The Friends of the Handicapped was held at Souderton Area High School on March 16. About 400 people attended and danc-ed to several area callers and cuers. We are very grateful that we have so many fine area callers and cuers who were will-ing to donate their time for this dance.

Following the dance we held our 2nd Balloon Launch. We always wait 30 days for the cards to be returned in order to determine the prize winners. The com-plete list of card finders are as follows.

Balloons returned from: A. Anderson, Warren Grove, NJ (65 miles); Jim Rutledge, Farmingdale, NJ (62 miles); Janet Hubbard, Wall, NJ (48 miles); Walter L. Cinkowski, Marlton, NJ (38 miles); Mr. & Mrs. N. D. Manukas, Rob-binsville, NJ (371/2 miles); James A. Madison, Cherry Hill, NJ (32 miles); Michael N. Joachim, Trenton, NJ (30 miles); David Scott, Philadelphia, PA (24 miles); Mrs. Michelle Tyrell, Philadelphia, PA (24 miles); Mrs. Austin Arrington, Hun-tington Valley, PA (22 miles); Antonio Mi-quelez, Penn Del, PA (20 miles); and Glenn Rosenberger, Ambler, PA (1272 miles).

Prize winners were: Bob Gosselin, Hor-sham, PA; Gertrude McMullen, Newtown Square, PA; Sid Adler, Oreland, PA; E.J.

CALLERLAB CONVENTION NEWS UPDATE

Callerlab, The International Association of Square Dance Callers, recently com-pleted its 13th Annual Convention at the beautiful Hyatt Regency on the Inner Har-bor in Baltimore, Maryland. More than 575 callers and partners attended this prestigious three day event. The overall attitude at this convention was one of ge-nuine caring for the needs and wants of the dancers. The resolutions that were passed reflect a concern for the long range well-being of the square dance ac-tivity and are sure to be considered carefully by dancers as well as callers.

Among the significant awards present-ed this year were the following:

Small World Awards were presented to callers attending a convention for the first time from a non-North American location. The recipients were Heiner Fischle from West Germany, Chris Froggatt from Australia, Ted & Sheila !yin from England, and Holger & Petra Willm from West Germany.

Those overseas callers who attended for the second time were Verne & Jean Anderson from New Zealand and Yona & Al Chock from the Netherlands.

The Chairman's Award, presented to a non-Board member for significant con-

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CALLERLAB CONVENTION NEWS UPDATE

(continued from page 13) tributions to Callerlab, was given to Walt Cole from Ogden, Utah. Walt is the chair-man of the Communications and Public Relations Committee. This committee is working on several projects to promote square dancing to the non-dancing public.

Quarter Century Certificates were pre-sented to those callers who have com-pleted 25 years of calling. We also acknowledged 50 years of calling by Al Bru ndage.

The most prestigious Callerlab award - The Callerlab Milestone Award - was presented to three outstanding in-dividuals who have contributed greatly to Callerlab and square dancing over a long period of time. They were Melton Luttrell from Fort Worth, Texas, Bill Peters from Lake Tahoe (Zephyr Cove), Nevada, and Dave Taylor from Naperville, Illinois.

CALLERLAB EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NEWS UPDATE

The Board of Governors elected Norm Cross from Milnor, North Dakota, to serve as Chairman of the Board to succeed Cal Golden who resigned upon the advice of his doctors. Assisting Norm will be Bob Osgood from Los Angeles, California, as Vice-Chairman. The other members of the Executive Committee include Wade Driver from Houston, Texas, Kip Garvey from Fremont, California and Elmer Shef-field, Jr. from Tallahassee, Florida. Herb Egender from Aurora, Colorado, Assis-tant Executive Secretary, and John Kaltenthaler from Pocono Pines, Penn-sylvania, Executive Secretary, also serve on the Executive Committee in non-voting capacities.

The Executive Committee also serves as the convention planning committee and as such, is responsible to determine all topics scheduled for discussion at each annual convention. The Executive Committee selects the theme and reviews the overall desires of the membership of

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Callerlab. if you have suggestions of key topics that you feel should be aired, please contact the Callerlab Home Office, Box 679, Pocono Pines, PA 18350.

SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AT THE RECENT

CALLERLAB CONVENTION

Among the resolutions passed at the Callerlab Convention in Baltimore on March 26, 1986 was a resolution dealing with the realignment of the calls within the Mainstream program that might be defer-red for later workshopping. This reflects the reduced use of some calls in selected areas and will not affect existing Main-stream programs in areas where there are Mainstream clubs. The intent is to allow callers and clubs to teach new dancers a program of calls that reflects the dance program of the sponsoring group. In many areas of the United States and Canada as well as many overseas locations where a dance program of Mainstream calls as published is being danced, the adjustments will not affect the teaching series of classes.

in other areas, where the predominant dance program is Mainstream with some Plus calls, the realignment will reflect the calls which can be deferred to a later time. In some of these areas, the class time is limited to 25-30 weeks and some calls just cannot be properly covered in

that period of time. Concurrent with this, a special commit-

tee was formed to review the existing Mainstream and Plus programs to deter-mine if a suitable "Learn To Dance Pro-gram" can be covered in a 25-30 week (lesson) time frame. Again, it is emphasiz-ed that, where the existing clubs have a strong Mainstream program, there would be no change. There is no intent to force clubs or dancers to learn one or more figures from the existing Plus program.

We welcome suggestions or your ideas on any of these programs. We encourage you to send your thoughts and ideas to the Callerlab Office, Box 679, Pocono Pines, PA 18350. We will forward your views to the respective people involved so that your views are considered before a recommendation is formed. We an-ticipate a preliminary publication some-time this summer.

CALLERLAB ADVANCED QUARTERLY SELECTION

John Marshall, Chairman of the Ad-vanced Quarterly Selection Committee, announces that the Advanced Quarterly Selection Committee has voted to have no new calls to add to the Advanced Quarterly Selection list for the quarter beginning June 1, 1986.

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vanced Quarterly Selection list by a vote of the Committee.

Linear Action and Zing were both add-ed to the C-1 program and, therefore, have been dropped from the Advanced Quarterly Selection list.

Current Advanced Quarterly Selections as of June 1, 1986 are: Change Lines, Checkover, and Mini Busy.

CALLERLAB PLUS QUARTERLY SELECTION

Gene Trimmer, Chairman of the Plus Quarterly Selection Committee, is happy to announce the selection of one call as the Plus Quarterly Selection for the quarter beginning May 1, 1986. The call is Relay, Cycle & Wheel (R.C.W.) by Wade Driver.

RELAY, CYCLE & WHEEL (R.C.W.)

Starting Formation: PareIlel Right Handed Ocean Waves.

Definition: All Swing 1/2 by Right, Cen-ters Cast Off (Left) 3/4, Ends Circulate 1/2. Wave of six does a Grand Swing Thru, new end of wave Circulates while lone-some circulator moves forward to become the end of the wave of six. New wave of six all Cast Off (Right) 3/4 to form a momentary column of six. Leader (Out-facer) in column does a U Turn Back while the momentary Two-Faced Line which has formed with the lonesome cir-culators and the two very center dancers in the column of six does a Wheel & Deal. Ends in a Double Pass Thru formation. Timing 20-22 Counts.

Comments; The author specified, in his original correspondence, that the starting formation for this call was from parallel right handed ocean waves. The original definition was changed somewhat to clarify some of the actions taking place during the flow of the call. Left hand ac-tion is possible but not advisable unless dancers are well versed in all positions

(continued on page 22)

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possible within the makeup of a square. In giving directional cues during the

dancing action of the call the sequence of cues "Half Right, Cast Left 3/4, Half Right, Half Left, Cast Right 3/4, Centers Wheel & Deal while outfacers U Turn Back" has proved to be helpful.

Choreography examples for using Relay, Cyle & Wheel.

Zero Box to Zero Line Conversions: 1) Relay, Cycle & Wheel, Centers Pass Thru, Right & Left Thru, Slide Thru. 2) Relay, Cyle & Wheel, Zoom, Centers Pass Thru, Slide Thru.

Zero Line to Zero Box Conversions: 1) Pass The Ocean, Relay, Cycle & Wheel, Centers Pass Thru. 2) Spin The Top, Swing Thru, Relay, Cycle & Wheel, Centers Pass Thru.

Singing Call Routine (Right Hand Pro-gression): Heads Promenade 1/2, Sides Square Thru, Relay, Cycle & Wheel, (filler), Centers Pass Thru, Left Allemande, Swing New Partner, Pro-menade Home. Tag.

LEGACY COMMENTS ON "AFTER GRADUATION,

WHAT'S NEXT?"

Spring usuallly heralds the graduation of thousands of new square dancers around the country. We rejoice with them in their accomplishment and tip our som-brero to the callers and angels who work-ed diligently to train these welcome new-comers to the square dance world.

Unfortunately, our rejoicing may be short-lived if we do not continue to work to serve the needs of these new dancers and make them feel welcome. The ques-tion we need to ask ourselves is, "After graduation, what's next?" Do the new dancers have a place to practice and en-joy their newly acquired skills, or are they faced with a summer hiatus and a wide gap between what they have been taught and what their club is doing?

The problem of the summer hiatus can be solved in many ways with special dances and social outings during the

summer to help assimilate the new-comers into club activities. Solving the problem of the gap between class and club often is not so easy, and failure to solve that very problem accounts for a large number of dropouts - dancers who become discouraged and frustrated because there is no place for them to dance and have fun with what they already know.

All too often an attempt is made to solve the problem by rushing the new dancers into another program during the summer so that (supposedly) they can begin to dance with the club in the fall. Thus, we see a plethora of Plus work-shops during the summer that are filled with new dancers who have not even had the opportunity to practice their Main-stream skills. Not only are the dancers be-ing rushed into a new program much too quickly, but many of the workshops are too short for what they pretend to do. Callerlab recommends that a new dancer dance the Mainstream program regular-ly for at least one year before he or she attempts the Plus program. This summer rush often only compounds the problem and produces dancers who are proficient at neither Mainstream nor Plus and who are, therefore, doubly frustrated,

As graduation time is a time of rejoic-ing, the transition time also should be a time of rejoicing. Let's all work to make it so. Let's make it a time during which new dancers find the fun and enjoyment they have been working for, a time dur-ing which they find the acceptance and friendliness they have a right to expect. We have told them that square dancing is fun. Now let's prove it!

WHAT ARE "MINI-LEGACIES?"

It is never too early to plan a mini-Legacy for the dance leaders and poten-tial leaders in your area. What is a mini-Legacy? Really nothing more than a seminar or meeting to train leaders, ex-change ideas, and try to solve some of the problems facing square dancing today.

Mini-Legacies are conducted annually in many states and take many different

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forms and some interesting acronyms such as LUST for Let Us Sit and Talk. Some invite speakers from other areas to conduct some of the sessions and/or to give the keynote speech. Others rely upon their own state resources. Most follow a pattern of a general meeting followed by smaller "break-out" sessions on various subjects, and then some sort of "wrap-up" session. Many include a fun evening of dancing relaxation along with the hard work, often with the guest speaker calling the dance.

Frequently, state square dance organ-izations have accumulated funds from the state festival and other activities and are searching for good ways of using the money to help the square dance activity. What better way than to provide leader-ship training? Surveys of every kind show that one of the big problems facing square dancing today is lack of leader-ship. Many clubs have disappeared from the scene because no one would take an office or did not know what to do once in office. Offices often go unfilled because we do not make the job rewarding in

terms of satisfaction and self-esteem. Mini-Legacies provide a forum for ex-amining ways to promote leadership and making leadership roles satisfying.

Legacy is a leadership-communication resource center. If you would like help in organizing a mini-Legacy in your area, contact Walt & Louise Cole, Mini-Legacy Chairman, 944 Chatelain Rd., Ogden, UT 84403. 801-392-9078.

LEGACY EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL

SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION

Again this summer Legacy will par-ticipate in the educational program of the National Square Dance Convention. A number of interesting subjects, important to the square dance activity, will be discussed during the three days of the convention, June 26, 27, 28, 1986, in In-dianapolis, Indiana.

On Thursday, June 26, from 1:00-2:00 (continued on page 24)

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SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION (continued from page 23)

PM, Chet Vetter will be moderator for a discussion on "Dancer First Aid Kit" by Bill & Donna Anderson. It is a subject all club leaders should find helpful and in-teresting. The same day from 2:00-3:00 PM, Bill & Donna Anderson, Bill & Col-leen Wilton, and John & Freddie Kalten-thaler will discuss "Caller-Dancer Rela-tionship". Chet Vetter will again moder-ate. The smooth functioning of a square dance club requires understanding and cooperation between the caller and the dancers, particularly club officers. This discussion should provide ideas for im-proving that spirit of working together.

"Square Dance Preservation" will be the subject of discussion on Friday, June 27, from 1:00-3:00 PM. Dan & Mary Mar-tin, Cathie Burdick, Bill & Colleen Wilton, and Jerry & Becky Cope will provide a variety of ideas for keeping our favorite form of recreation hale and hearty throughout the years. Gordon Goss will moderate and make sure that each of the fine panelists gets an opportunity to be heard.

Last, but not least of Legacy's presen-tations will be on Saturday, June 28, from 1:00-3:00 PM. I should be a rousing one with the idea taken from surveys in which many dancers tell us that we need to put the fun back into square dancing. Walt Cole will keep the peace as John & Fred- die Kaltenthaler, Stan & Cathie Burdick and Bill & Donna Anderson tackle the challenging question: "Fun - If it is gone, where did it go, and how can we get it back?"

Legacy invites callers, cuers, dance leaders, dancers and other interested parties to join in these timely discussions. Your idea of suggestion may be the very one the square dance world has been waiting for!!

LEGACIES "HOT LINE" FOR TROUBLE SPOTS

A Hot Line for Square Dance trouble spots has been and continues to be main-

tained. An individual or group spotting a potential problem to the activity (inap-propriate advertising as an example, or unethical conduct on a major scale) simp-ly contacts one of these volunteer listen-ing posts. The one contacted in turn con-tacts the others and depending upon the situation, the square dancers across the nation can be alerted within a few hours. The following people are just a phone call away. Bob & Dottie Elgin, 412-744-2015; Dan & Mary Martin, 404-736-2440; Vera Chestnut, 608-845-6622; Bob & Becky Osgood, 213-275-4725 (home) or 213-652-7434 (business); and Stan & Cathie Burdick, 419-433-2188 or 419-433-5043.

CALLERS COLLEGES

Six callers schools are scheduled for the summer and fall of 1986, as announc-ed by Stan Burdick, co-editor/publisher of "American Squaredance Magazine", to be held in various locations. They are:

1) June 16-20, Midwest Callers' Col-lege, Promenade Hall, Auburn, Indiana.

2) July 3-6, Northern Ohio Callers' School, Huron, Ohio, (Sandusky Area).

3) July 24-27, Northern New York Cal-lers' School, Toconderoga, New York on Lake George.

4) September 1-4, Southwest Callers' School, Community House, Red River, New Mexico.

5) September 4-7, Northwest Callers' College, SIR Center, Lolo, Montana.

6) November 2-7, Southern Callers' College, Copecrest Resort, Dillard, Georgia.

Full information on any of these schools can be obtained from Stan Burdick, ASD, P.O. Box 488, Huron, Ohio 44839, or phone 419-433-2188 or 419-433-5043.

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