SQUARES and ROUNDS Published for Mid-East Penn District Federation of Delaware Walley Square 8 Round Dancers

Vol. 5, No. 5

May - June 1980

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Dinner on May 23. Everyone is welcome and Ruth and Jim McLay can furnish details at 052-4273.

Curli Q's tell us that Dalt Young will be their new Caller starting in June. They will be dancing on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of

hc month.

We are sorry to tell you that Murray and Dot Truax have had to give up their Clubs — Lehigh Valley Stardusters and Twinklers because of health problems. Hurry and get well, Murray, we can't afford to have people like you being inactive.

Peggy Dockry tells us Guys and Dolls South will dance all the Wednesdays in ,May at St. John's Lutheran Church, Old York and Melrose Ave., Melrose Park from 8 to 10 p.m.

Bucks and Does hold Class Dances every'. Saturday night through June. New Class Graduates are welcome.

THANKS

We would like to thank all the Dancers both Class and Club Level who participated in the Dance for the benefit of the Friends of the Handicapped. It was held at North Penn High School on Sunday, March 16. The proceeds from this amounted to almost $1,100. This amount will be matched by a Foundation. Our Special Thank You to all the Callers and Cuers who donate their time — without their help this would be impossible. Also to our very capable Co-Chairmen, Ken and Marie Hartley and Gary and Nancy Strouse. Their help was invaluable.

This money will be used by the Friends of the Handicapped to purchase a special wheelchair for a little boy — these chairs are prescription and cost about $800. Our plans for next year are to hold this dance at Souderton High School where they have two separate gyms on different levels -wooden floors, too. The date is tentatively set for March 29, 1981. Further details will be forthcoming. Thanks everyone.

Dot and Cliff Kehrle

Leisure Squares are again holding a Dinner Dance on May 17th. This year it will be at Fernwood Lodge, Bushkill Pa. The dinner will be at 6 p.m. in the A-Flame, dancing will follow at 8 p.m. in the

dwardian Room. Tickets must be rchased before May 10th. We had a eat time last year and plan to attend this

iyear. Better come along.

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CLASS VISITORS

8+ squares danced to Dan T-Bow, Mary and Pete McGee, and Josephine Harris on March 9 at the Sears building. All class members were invited to enjoy this dance as the guests of Bachelors "N" Bachelorettes of Lehigh Valley, and all were invited to return to any and all future B 'N B Dances.

Pat Sandt — Pres. B 'N B's 1

Published bimonthly by the Mid-East Penn District of the Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers.

EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Cliff and Dot Kehrle 1045 N. West End Blvd. Quakertown, Pa. 18951 215-536-8416

ASSOCIATE EDITORS Bob Laxson — Marge Hart Center Valley Mobile Pk. Center Valley, Pa. 18034 215-791-1639

CIRCULATION Sam and Peggy Brubaker 146 Dill Avenue Perkasie, Pa. 18944 215-257-3829

ADVERTISING RATES 1 page $25 one-third page $9 1/2 page $13 1/4 page $7

GUEST CALLERS Bachelor 'n' Bachelorettes

May 11— Glenn Matthew Mary & Pete McGee

May 25— Dan T-Bow Mary & Pete McGee

June 8— Dalt Young Mary & Pete McGee

Christmas City Square & Circle May 24— Paul Andrews

Curli Q's May 18 Bill Appleby

Eastonaires May 12— Mystery Caller

Mothers Day

Pocono Squares May 10-Dick Bennett, Maryland

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CHAIRMAN'S CORNER

As we write this the snow lays on the ground, but as you read it the flowers are blooming and summer is around the corner. Behind us is the very successful "Dance for the Handicapped", capably chaired by Cliff and Dot Kehrle with Ken and Marie Hartley and Gary and Nancy Strouse as assistants. This was our most successful and we look forward to next year with anticipation. The Federation has held elections with the same officers that guided us thru 1979 repeating for 1980 and we wish them our best and feel assured they will continue with the super job they have been doing.

We look forward to the summer dances June 1st — July 13th — August 1st and the summer picnic August 10th with fellowship for all. This is the most important time for our new graduates to be welcomed into our clubs and urged to continue their dancing. Many of us will be vacationing and camping at many varied locations where we may be dancing and enjoying ourselves. Please keep your clubs and district in mind as you meet new friends and perhaps learn new innovations that could help us to better our dancing world

Many of us at times are notcompletely happy with situations at club, district and

federation functions. Your constructive criticism is welcomed surely, however one does not like to hear strictly negative comments without any offer of a solution. There is not any monetary compensation for any of the work people do and many times they only receive the "bitters" and not much of the "sweets". The few words "great dance" or "we enjoyed ourselves" go a long way at the end of an affair when folks are tired after knocking themselves out trying to please you.

The Editors of this publication are still awaiting their first letter from our members with articles to be shared, ideas, suggestions or offers of help. This publication is meant to inform and help you as our members, and we feel that there are many good ideas and many helping hands, that if put into action could be enjoyed by many.

Due to the inactivity of the computer we do not have a more recent Special

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SQUARES AND

ROUNDS

YEARLING CLUB SUMMER WORKSHOP PROGRAM

FOR NEW GRADUATES AND EXPERIENCED DANCERS DESIRING TO ADVANCE TO OR REVIEW

MAINSTREAM PLUS I AND PLUS II LEVELS.

THIS WORKSHOP WILL TEACH ALL POSITION DANCING

Every Monday — JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER (starts June 2nd.)

CHURCH - ON - THE MALL — 8:00 - 10:00 P.M. PLYMOUTH MEETING MALL (cinema entrance)

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA $4.00 per couple

CALLER: GEORGE POTTS

For Information Call: POTTS 828-4198 or Molin 643-7153

ROUND THE SQUARES CONT. Lentz Lofters are holding a Mountain

Weekend May 16-17-18 at Mountain Lake House, Marshal's Creek, Pa. They also tell us there will be a Lentz' Lofters Dance every Friday night during June, July and August and its in an Air-Conditioned Room.

The Star Rounders who sponsor monthly Square Dances, in addition to Round Dance Workshops and Round Dance Specials will be concluding one of its very best seasons. They will begin their 10th season in September.

Lochwood Contra will have a Beginners Contra Dance on May 31st from 4 to 6 p.m. You must attend in order to be able to qualify for attendance at the evening dance. Reservations are required.

A Happy Occasion was celebrated by the Perky Promenaders when Wilbur and Catherine Hein were made Honorary Members. They are the only Charter Members still dancing with the club. We

wish them many more years of Happy Dancing.

Guys and Dolls North will dance at the Jewish Community Center, 22nd and Tilghman Sts., Allentown on May 4th from 8 to 10.

Leisure Squares will hold a Pot Luck Supper before their dance on June 21st. All are welcome (with goodies).

The Mary-Go-Rounders hold their Wednesday Dances in May and also June 4th at Clearview School.

Perky Promenaders will hold their Class Graduation on May 19th.

Edge Hill Squares will hold a May Pole Dance on May 10th. They also plan a Covered Dish Graduation Dance on June 14th. There will be level calling, both Class and Club and all new Graduates are welcome. Contact Bill and Dottie Visher for any further details.

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NEW DISTRICT OFFICERS

We are happy to have former officers back as part of our District Staff. Naturally we are referring to Bill and Erma Molin — they are returning as second Vice Chairmen. They did a great job as Treasurers and we're sure they will keep up their fine reputation.

NEW MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMEN

Now that the Breischs and Poultons have assumed the duties of Housing for the 1981 Square Dance Convention they asked off their present duties. Therefore we have super replacements for them. Ken and Marie Hartley along with Bob and Dolores Watkins will take care of membership. Best Wishes to all of you and Thanks

Breischs and Poultons for your great job.

Keep This Date Quaker 8's have already made

the arrangements for their Dinner Dance for 1981. It will be April 11, 1981

and will be at Milford Fire Hall.

CHAIRMAN'S CORNER CONT.

Events listing that was published in our last issue. We hope to have an up to date one for our next issue. There have been approximately ten new items listed by our district for 1980 and 1981.

One of our district clubs, the "Cull Q's" of Emmaus, has a unique idea for clubs with temporary monetary problems. Their members are loaning the club, interest free, money to continue operations over the slow season. For further information on this novel idea you can contact their presidents Rick and Penny Reichenbach.

Bill and Sylvia Belam

March Weekend (March 21, 22, and 23rd) 8+ squares spent the weekend at the Holiday Inn in Bartonsville, Pa., for the first March Weekend, hosted by the Lehigh Valley Chapter of Bachelors 'N' Bachelorettes. Ted Knauss was on squares, with Mary and Pete McGee on Rounds. Visitors came as far away as the state of Conn., Gettysburg and York, Pa. as well as friends from our home area clubs.

A special visitor on Sunday apparently did not get the message regarding "appropriate square dance attire". How about it Jake?

Thank you for support given to us to make this weekend the huge success it was. We hope everyone is planning to be with us again for the fourth weekend of March 1981. Mark it on your calendar, March 27, 28, and 29, 1981.

Jane Younkin, Lewis Jewell, Pat Sandt and L. Richard Woodyatt (General Chairman).

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:VALLEY SQUARES

SUMMER WORKSHOPS Buckaroos Monday, 8 to 10 p.m. Pebble Hill Church Edison, Furlong and Woodcrest Ave. Doylestown, Pa. Starts May 26

Edge Hill Squares, Monday 8 p.m. Edge Hill Fire House, N. Hills, Pa. Every Monday, June 16 through Aug. 4

Grand Spin Squares, 7 p.m. Every Monday, May through August Contact Martha Appleby

Melody Lakes Belles & Beaus, Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. Melody Lakes Recreation Hall Quakertown, Pa. Rainbow Strollers, 7:30 p.m. Every Sunday St. Mark's Lutheran Church 10th and Windsor, Reading, Pa. Shadow Dancers, 8 p.m. Round Dance Workshop 1st and 2nd Mondays Emmanuel Episcopal Church 9th and Main Sts., Quakertown

T-Bow Twirlers, 7:30 p.m. Round Dance Workshop from 7:30 to 8 p.m. when Mary McGee is cueing. Regular Dance from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Wednesday Workshop P-1, P-2 from 8 to 10:30 p.m.

COTE' BENEFIT Thank you to the 12+ squares who

supported the Cote' Benefit Dance at So. Le Hi. High School on Saturday, March 8 by coming out to dance with us. Rain, lightning, and thunder did not keep our friends away. A special Thank You to Ted Knauss, Dalt Young, Bill Bleam and Lewis Jewell for an excellent job of calling and cueing. The 100-+ square and round dancers made it possible to donate $840 to a very brave young family.

Pat Sandt - Vice President Saucon Square and Round Dancers

Deadline for next issue May 20.

QUAKER 8'S SQUARE DANCE CLUB Present

Dick Jones, Nat'. Caller Frank Fertsch Rounds

May 31st, 1980 8:00 - 11:00 P.M. St. Isidore's School, 6th and Broad St.

(Use 4th St. Entrance) Quakertown, Pa. Donation $2.50 Per Person

For Info. Call Breisch's 536-7916 Poulton's 536-7138

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SPECIAL EVENTS Sunday, May 4 — 2 to 5 p.m.

Class Graduates Dance Benner Hall

Thursday, May 8 — 8 p.m. Frankie Lane — Ticket Dance Stardusters — Berks Co. Berks Campus, Wyomissing, Pa.

Friday, May 9 — 7 p.m. Tic Toe Rounds Annual Club Dinner Beaver House, Stroudsburg

Saturday, May 10 — 8 p.m. May Pole Dance Edge Hill Squares Edge Hill Fire House, N. Hills

Saturday, May 10 — 8 p.m. Alan Ingram — Ticket Dance T-Bow Twirlers Hall Danielsville, Pa.

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ROUND DANCE NEWS Lydia Vender

The D.V.R.D.T.A. business meeting was held Sunday, Feb. 24 at the Church on the Mall at 2 p.m. Fourteen Round Dance Leader couples and 20 other members and guests attended. Our dance program followed and rounds were shown and cued by various leaders, to be voted on for the Round of the Month. The following were chosen : March — "Just Fooling Around"

CEM-B No. 37033 April "Stumbling Along"

Grenn No. 14279

Recommended: "Good Luck Charm ; ; — RCA No. 447-0636 "For Me & My Gal" — Grenn No. 14275 "Feet" — Monument No. 45-267 "Dancin"n Dreamin' " Grenn No. 14280-A

Elaine and Harry McCarthy showed and cued their new dance, "Speak Low" — Hoctor label H-639-A.

Gene and Laura Senatore dernoed their new dance, "I wish I was 18 again" — Mercury No. 57011.

The rest of the afternoon was spent enjoying a delightful Fox Trot clinic, conducted by Joyce and Rick McGlynn. At our next meeting we will have a Disco Clinic taught by George and Elaine Potts. Our business meetings are very informative and should be of interest to all round dancers. During our dance program everyone is invited to join in the dances that are shown and cued, and we are very fortunate to have top round dance leaders conducting our workshops and clinics. Delaware Valley Dancers don't miss this wonderful opportunity to express your views, find out what's happening in the Round Dance circles and learn and benefit from our own Delaware Valley leaders. Mark this date — April 27. Next meeting as always at the Plymouth Mall, 2 to 5 p.m.

DATES TO MARK ON YOUR CALENDAR

Sunday, Aug. 10 — District Picnic Sunday, Sept. 21 Diet Seminar

8th Anniversary

DINNER- DANCE

At Fernwood Resort, Rte. 209 Bushkill, Pa.

Saturday, May 17, 1980 Mainstream +1

$10 Per Person, incl. Dinner, Dance, Tax, Gratuity Tickets — Robert Carr, 637 Ave. C., Stroudsburg, Pa., 18360

Reservation Deadline: May 10th Limited Sale 125

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ROUND THE SQUARES CONT.

Grand Spin Squares invite new graduates, dropouts and experienced dancers to join them for workshops on Monday evenings, May through August.

Tic Toc Rounds will hold their Annual Club Dinner at Beaver House, Stroudsburg on May 9th at 7 p.m.

The Strollers' Anniversary Dance with. Mary Lindner of California had to be postponed until Saturday, May 24, because Lindner suffered a mild concussion in an accident several days before the previously set March 1 date. The afternoon workshop and evening dance will attract 26 squares. The special tribute to the Spanglers, who cue the rounds for the Strollers, was moved up to April 18. Sam Procopio's special tribute was "fan badges" which have attracted more than 50 prior to the dance.

Schuylkill Promenades would like to wish each Mother and Father a Happy Mothers and Fathers Day respectively. Jody Gervel also tells a contingent of 21 people stole the Banner from the Swing-Thru Club of Lititz in January.

Quaker 8's will have a Covered Dish on June 21st at St. Isadore's School. This will start at 7 p.m. with workshop from 8 to 8:30 and dancing to follow from 8 to 11 p.m.

T-Bow Twirlers are having Alan Ingram and Mary McGee as a Ticket Dance on May 10th. The tickets are limited so hurry if you are interested.

Plymouth Rounders will not be dancing during May and June so Elaine Potts tells us.

Yellow Rockers will be camping at Applachian Campground on May 16-17 and 18. They also have a Camping Weekend at Otter Lake on June 13-14 and 15.

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BLEAMS SQUARE DANCE APPAREL

May and June

PETTICOAT SALE

All Petticoats In Stock Up To 21" Length

30% Off No Shops or Dealers

No Discount On MC or VISA

BILL & SYLVIA BLEAM

346-7838

Mon. & Thurs. 1-9 p.m. Closed For Vacation

Tues. & Wed. 1-5:30 p.m. July 11 thru 29

ROUNDALAB

One hundred and forty Round Dance Leaders from twenty three states and two Canadian Provinces met in San Diego, California last October for the annual ROUNDALAB (The International Asso-ciation of Round Dance Teachers, Inc.) Convention. There was a strong feeling of togetherness and purpose as leaders with diversified backgrounds and experience gathered together for the betterment of the entire profession. A recommended cue sheet format was adopted for a one year trial period. Phases One and Two of Round Dancing were readied for presentation to the Callerlab Convention in March. Other Phases — Three, Four, Five and Six, were explored and tentatively established. Various types of an Education Program were demonstrated and discussed. An Educational Committee was established.

Wayne Wylie who has served as the Roundalab Chairman since its inception was awarded a certificate from Bob Osgood of the American Square Dance

Society in recognition of "services rendered to Square Dancing as Chairman of the International Association of Round Dance Teachers". Jack Chaffee of Arizona was elected chairman. Also serving on the Board of Directors are Bruce and Roberta Bird (KS), Edith Capon (TN), Darlene Chaffee (AZ), Iry and Betty Easterday (MD), Dave and Shirley Fleck (OH), Hermon and Betty Lorritsma (CA), Frank and Ruth Lanning (KS), Clancy and Betty Mueller (IN) ), Bud and Shirley Parrott (OR), Corky and Paulette Pell (TX), Charlie and Bettye Proctor (TX), Doc and Peg Tirrell (NJ), and Wayne and Norma Wylie (AZ). Charlie Capon is the Executive Secretary. The fourth annual meeting of Roundalab will be in Philadelphia, Pa_, October 26 thru 28, 1980.

Doc and Peg Tirrell

Federation Meeting will be held on Thursday, May 8th at the Sheraton in

Philadelphia at 8:15 p.m.

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EDGE HILL SQUARES 2nd, 4th and 5th Saturdays

NEW GRADUATES Summer Workshop June 16 - Aug. 4 Monday 8 p.m.

CRICKET & LIMEKILN (No. 152), North Hills, Pa.

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SPECIAL EVENTS CONT. Monday, May 12 — 7 p.m.

Tic Toe Rounds Class Graduation J. M. Hill School, E. Stroudsburg

Saturday, May 17 — 6 p.m. Leisure Squares Dinner Dance Fernwood Lodge Bushkill, Pa.

Saturday, May 17 Stardusters Berks Co. Graduation, Berks Campus Wyomissing, Pa,

Monday, May 19 — 8 p.m. Perky Promenaders Graduation Church on the Mall

,Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Friday, May 23 —

Buckaroos Covered Dish Dinner Salem United Church Doylestown, Pa.

Saturday, May 24 — 8 p.m. Pocono Squares Sing-a-long Dance Tannersville, Pa.

Saturday, May 31 — 8 p.m. Dick Jones Ticket. Dance Quaker 8's, St. Isadore's School Quakertown, Pa

Saturday, May 31 — 4-6 p.m. Lochwood Contra Beginners Contra Dance Lochwood Barn, Skippack, Pa. Reservations required

Sunday, June 1 — 2 p.m. Class Dance, sponsored by District Church on the Mall Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

Thursday, June 12 Pocono Squares End of Season Dinner Dance Holiday Inn, Bartonsville, Pa. Reservations required Contact John Kaltenthaler

Saturday, June 14 Edge Hill Squares Covered Dish Graduation Edge Hill Fire House, N. Hills

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PETTICOATS AND SISSIE PANTS • JEWELRY • SHOES

DRESSES • SKIRTS • BLOUSES • CAPES • AND ETC.

WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF SQUARE DANCE ATTIRE IN THE DELAWARE VALLEY

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SPECIAL EVENTS CONT.

Monday, June 16 Eastonaiers Father's Day Pot Luck 1st. United Methodist Church Easton, Pa,

Saturday, June 21 Leisure Squares Pot Luck Dinner J.M. Hill School E. Stroudsburg

Saturday. June 21 — 7 p.m. Quaker 8's Covered Dish Dinner St. Ididore's School Quakertown, Pa.

JUNE 22 — CHERRY RIDGE WEEKEND (THERE WILL ALSO BE A REGULAR

B'N'B DANCE WITH CALLER. TO BE ANNOUNCED

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SQUARE DANCING NATIONAL FOLK DANCE

WE HAVE AN IDEA WE NEED YOUR HELP

WHY?

We want Square Dancing to be Our National Folk Dance and our Congress will not act unless we show the "Dancer Power" Plan.

On Saturday night, June 28, 1980, our goal is to have "besides the 29th National at Memphis" a MINI National Square Dance in every Congressional District in every State. We will call these dances, THE NATIONAL FOLK DANCE+ SQUARE DANCE+. We will invite each Congressman to attend the Dance in his District and at this Dance he will be presented with a Petition asking his support and co-sponsorship of HJR 60. Please designate a dance or dances in your area as Mini-Nationals, as part of this effort.

We want every Dancer in every club to get as many signatures as possible!

This iswhereDancer Power can show its (Continued On Page 14)

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4th Annual

STAFF Jim Davis Lee Kopman Keith Gulley Steve Kopman John Hendron Jerry Schatzer

Ron Schneider Rounds: Joyce & Rick McGlynn

PROGRAM Full Time Halls For

MAINSTREAM PLUS II ADVANCED II

C-1 CHALLENGE Fourth Hall Programmed With Advanced 1, C-2 & C-3 Hours

DANCING STARTS 8:30 P.M. THURSDAY Square Dance Attire Requested At All Sessions

MAINSTREAM PLUS II Full Time Program

JANUARY 15, 16, 17, 1981 PHILADELPHIA SHERATON HOTEL

REGISTRATION:

$25.00 Per Couple Full Festival $20.00 Per Couple Partial Festival

(Friday 2:00 P.M. through Saturday)

CHECK OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO

4th JANUARY JUBILEE MAIL TO: JAN LAIRD

9804 Dubarry St. Glenn Dale, MD 20769

Please State Dancing Level Confirmation Will Be Mailed Full Refund on Cancellations to December 1, 1980

HOUSING — Write to: PHILADELPHIA SHERATON 1725 J.F.K. Boulevard, Phila., PA 19130 Single $34.00 Twin or Double $39.00

Above Rate Includes Parking

SQUARE DANCING NATIONAL FOLK DANCE

force. Each District or group of Districts can send a telegram to the Chairman of the 29th National, at the Cook Convention Center, Memphis, Tn., So tie can announce to the World, during the Parade of States, just how much Dancer Power each state has to support Square Dancing as our National Folk Dance.

We realize that only with the enthusiastic support and imagination of every Association, Federation, Council, Club, Caller and individal Dancer can we accomplish this Giant Task.

Here's How . . . We ask you, who represent organized

Square Dancing in your area, to spread the word on this and act as an extensior of our committee to assist with the collection of signatures and with the organizing of Dances in your area. Our Committee has been working toward this goal for over ten years and we feel that if everyone puts forth that Extra Little Effort; we can create a show of Dancer Power that will

focus the attention of our Law-Makers on this issue.

There are estimated to be Six Million active Square Dancers today and with the drop out rate at 20 to 30 percent, we have the potential of Thirty Million or more signatures. Can you imagine the tremendous impact this will make in an ELECTION YEAR?

We will award the individual Dancer and the Club and the Association (Federation) or Council, with the most signatures; one of the Pens used to sign the final Bill. Your organization can give awards as you see fit, ie. Admission to a Dance or Festival so long as it complies with our accepted ethics.

If you plan to assist in this worthwhile project, and we are sure you will; please let us know as soon as possible, and keep us posted periodically on the progress in your area. We are a small group with limited funds and helpers; but we will attempt, so far as possible to communicate directly. Failing this, we will enlist the aid of our most widely read National Square Dance Publications.

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ALL ABOARD THE 19th IN 80!

To bring you up to date, we recently met with Mr. Harry Griffin, Sheraton Hotel manager. We were assured temperatures in the lower levels would be greatly improved. We are planning to rotate the dancing so that all levels will be able to dance on wood floors several times a day.

The dance program this year looks like a winner. Eight of our staff callers will be calling up through the challenge level and we have not forgotten the mainstream dancers. There will be mainstream dancing continuously throughout the convention. This year there will be contra dancing for the beginner and the experienced contra dancer. Another new feature will be early bird dancing on Thursday afternoon. The caller clinic will present the expertise of Jerry Helt. We have an extensive education program planned. This will be detailed in a future release.

As of January 15 there are still plenty of rooms in the Sheraton Hotel. During past conventions the hotel has always sold out early. Now is the time to register!

Avoid disappointment! Last year the entire convention was sold out a month before convention time. Don't miss the chance to attend the greatest square dance event in the Delaware Valley.

For information and registration blanks contact Rich and Doris Kell, 287 Dogwood Lane, Clarksboro, N.J. 08020. Phone — 609-423-0599.

BUCKAROOS

Post Graduate S-D Workshop Monday Nights — 8 to 10 p.m.

Pebble Hill Church, Edison-Furlong and Woodcrest Ayes., Doylestown, Pa.

Starting Date May 26th, 1980

We will workshop the basics as needed plus mainstram 1 and 2 and quarterly selections. Workshop will run approximately 10 weeks.

Caller Buck Fish

For Map and Info Call Edie 699-4993

GUEST CALLERS CONT.

Rainbow Strollers May 9 -- Earl Swarner May 16 — Ralph Trout May 24 — Mary Lindner

Schuylkill Promenades May 11 — George Varney June 15 — Jim Adams

Star Rounders May 23 — Paul Andrews June 6 — Buck Fish

Stardusters — Berks Co. May 2 — Keith Stevens

Squarenaders May 3 — Buck Fish June 7 — Gordon Lentz

T-Bow Twirlers May 3 — Bill Appleby June 7 — Fabulous 4

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