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NORTHERN NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCER'S ASSOCIATION 3 Churchill Road Cresskill, NJ 07626

toHrGss. ISSUE 1983 Villumr 25 No. 3

YOUR DANCE ATTENDANCE

KEEPS THE

THE WHEELS OF THE ASSOCIATION TURNING,,,

Editor - Doc & Peg Tirrell

pubtished bi-monthty Sept - May next ZsAue - Makch 11, 1983 -leadtine - F"P--ty '0 1983

3 Churchill Road, Cresskill, NJ 07626 201-568-5857 Advertising Editor - Art & Helen Rellinger

299 County Road, Cresskill, NJ 07626 201-568-4116 Northern Area Reporter - Paul & Dorothy Pullman

111-12th Street, Cresskill, NJ 07626 201-568-5138 Southern Area Reporter - Frank & Helen Cavanaugh

113 Stony Road, Edison, NJ 08817 201-985-1428 Western Area Reporter - Al & Dot Pushart

28 Whaleback Terrace, Ringwood, NJ 07456 201-962-6145 Circulation/Distribution - Bob & Ellen Hansen

15-14 Eberlin Drive, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 201-794-9141 Advisor - Charlie Bogart Half Tones - Natalie Weisberg

From the desk of GABE 6 SILA DELL'ANGELO, rotesidentA NNJSDA

Two weeks into 1983 and we have such good feelings about square dancing in our NNJSDA clubs. The "Fellowship Pro-gram" is progressing, clubs are on the move and so are we:

e have visited more than a third of the association clubs and have en-Dyed every moment. The dancing has been fun the warm welcome of old riends and new ones, keeps our energy level high::: Your Association fficers are everywhere, visiting clubs and enjoying the good times. All of us plan to keep on the move just as we know the clubs are. At

east seven clubs are on their way towards earning the "25th Anniversary ward" (attending 3 Association specials, with required number of squares) nd many more ace "on the road" towards earning the "Fellowship Award" visiting 10 member clubs with required number of squares). Our heartfelt thanks for your support of the programs. We're proud of

11 who are taking an active, rather than a passive role in this Anniver-ary Celebration. THEY are making good things happen. Even if the clubs ) not complete the requirements, there is an "award" - the satisfaction f having been actively involved; the joy of having shared happy times, ad the pleasure of the fellowship, which is so much a part of square dan-Lng. We'll be looking for you at our specials...look for us at your dances.

tere's so much to look forward to, GRAND SQUARE Booster Ball on January ); the abundance of class level dances throughout our area, graduations, id the 111941772.3th" on July 30. Have a wonderful 1983.

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Not too many costumes at this year's Haiioween masqueraae dance, al-though those who dressed up looked great. We'd like to encourage more to participate next time around. Maybe we need to advertise it more in ad-vance. Your reporter can attest to the fact that its no problem dancing in costume - just a little warm. Can anyone forget Maurie Berl inrut's answer when he was asked who he was dressed up in short pants? Standing next to his wife who was dressed in a long black gown and craggy-faced mask, he replied, "I'm the son of a witch!" Under direction of Lou/ Jeanne Cole, our club made a very successful raid early this year and we are expecting to have another later. Raids are always fun and we enjoy being on the receiving end as well as the traveling. We trust everyone enjoyed the holidays and are planning to attend all the winter dances. Watch for the location of our second February dance, it's not at our reg- ular location. (AV on page 10) Nancy/Aht Clough 201-499-0925

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WESTERN WHEELERS -- Pal& Ridge, N.J. ( QS ) 2 Wed; 4 Sat Conghegatkonat Chuhch, 131 Pa4cack Road

Happy New Year everyone! Western Wheelers began the Holiday season with a gala Christmas Party for club dancers & students. Bruce Ver-tun on the squares & the Shearwoods on the rounds made a happy time for everyone. The New Milford Tenderfeet raided our club with 4 squares, & students of Western Wheelers/Belles & Beaux, Hix & Chix & See Saw joined in the fun. What an enthusiastic bunch they are! We will continue to welcome students on 2nd Wednesdays thru graduation. Toys brought to the party in lieu of donations were presented to the Goldberg Day Care Center of Westwood. Mrs. Majette, Education Director, was on hand to receive them. Many thanks to all who participated with preparations and made it such a smashing evening.

Our New Year's Eve Celebration was equally a success. With Bruce and Ed/Les we danced (and ate) the old year out and the new year in. Hope to see many of you on the dance floor in '83. We have a terrific schedule of callers for the spring and you don't want to miss our Chinese Auction in January. (AD on page 7 ) Bob/Liz Sly 201-391-0248

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ii) who do anzareh the phone know exactty whore the dance i4 being held. Un tiottunatety, we do not think about people coming mote

than an noun drive not being 6amitian with the Location oti the achoot, apeciatty .ii they have changed achoota. I have AUA

aCAPA4 thi4 problem 3 timea with people teit at home not being able to give me the inOtmation 1 needed...which i4 vehy 6hu4tutting."

EV: We agree with HELEN HENDRIX and may we also auggeat that ctub4 in- ctude in all inAo a phone numb eat. fort gout dance het .in caae oA emeitgency.

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WEST MILFORD FLUTTERWHEELS Newlioundeand, N.J. ( 1 5 3 FArdaym Pcutadi4e Knote Schoot, Pahadide Road

Congratulations! West Milford Fiutterwheels on celebrating your 5th Anniversary in Square Dancing. We have met so many beautiful friends throughout the U.S. by being involved in this activity. We would also like to thank NNJSDA for their terrific idea on raiding 10 clubs and 3 Association dances during the year. it was the special boost in the arm that we all needed and mostly all of our club members are looking forward to going on all of the raids that are planned.. And it is also good being visited by so many clubs too. So it works both ways. Congratulations to our new graduates of last year - Mark/Maria Silverman who had their square dancing interrupted for awhile by being the proud parents of twin girls, Rachel and Sarah. (AV on page 13 1 Helen/Don Hendkix 201-697-5376

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Our Halloween Special Dance was a fun time for all who attended. Crazy hat dangles were awarded and prizes were presented Don/Nancy Blasbergs were the winner of our turkey give-a-way at our Thanksgiving Dance. Con-gratulations Don/Nancy! Best wishes for a Happy and Joyful New Year. See you in a square! AD on page 18 ) Dotty/Vince Botivet 201-852-4223

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CLEARANCE byBolins 585 West Shore Trail,Sparta,NJ 07871 - 201-729-9327. JANUARY

25- Somerset Hills - B. Busch 27- Hix & Chix SNOW-BALL 29- GRAND SQUARE BOOSTER BALL 30- NNJSDA-Cta4.6 Level Vance 30- Campers Dinner Dance

FEBRUARY 11- Covered Bridge-G. Reaske 15- Lakeland Sq-ValentineR Dance 15- Masqueraders-George Potts 17- Hix & Chix-Valentines Dance

MARCH 15- Lakeland Sq-St. Patrick's 17- Hix & Chix-St. Patty's Day 25- Princeton Sq-Ed Foote 26- Country Promenaders-J.Adams 26- Western Wheelers Covered Dish 29- Hill City Sq Special 29- Lakeland Sq Special 31- Hix & Chix - Ralph Trout

APRIL 8- Covered Bridge-Will Larsen 10- NNJRDLC Spring R/D 2-5 24- NNJSDA GRADUATES BALL 2-5 24- Montville Sq Special 28- Hix & Chix Yesteryear 29- NNJSDA Ratph Mout Speciat 30- Dancing Sq Special 30- CNJSDA Special Dance

MAY 3- Lakeland Sq 10th Anniversary

12- Warren Wheelers 15th Anniversary 15- Warren Wheelers-Danny Titus Fund 22- Staten Island Round Up 29- AL"e"MO Squares (replace 22nd) 31- Hill City Special 31- Lakeland Sq Guest Caller

JUNE 8- Western Wheelers Dinner Dance

22- NNJSDA Fix Summon Dance 23-24-25 - LOUISVILLE,KY NSDC 29- NNJSDA Summers. Dance

JULY 6- NNJSDA &MOM Dance 13- NNJSDA Summer Dance 20- NNJSDA Summer Dance 27- NNJSDA Summers. Dance 29- Merri-Eights Special 30- NNJSDA 25th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

AUGUST 3- NNJSDA Summer Dance 10- NNJSDA Summer Dance 17- NNJSDA SUMWA Dance 24- Last NNJSDA Summer. Dance 31- NNJSDA Wet/CM Up to Fatt Dance

PRESENTS

Paul Brody & Bill Heyman calling

3 CLASS LEVEL SQUARE DANCES

1983 students Sunday— JAN 23 angels Sunday— FEB. 6 2-. 7:-IL club memoers

Sunday— MAR. 6 WELCOME

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3 FA.iday TENAK/LL TWRLERS etalatin, N.J. ( QS )

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Our Nnvamhar Pia Fc.ctival was a hug. right down to the last crumb and the last tip of the evening. We could have danced all night to the calling of John Kaltenthaler who made the dance so interesting no one wanted to sit out - even one tip/ As always our circle of rounds, under the direction of Doc/Peg Tirrell, brought out the best in our round dancers. Tenakill's Christmas dances are always great and this year was no exception, even Santa enjoyed the festivities. We are moving along extremely well with our visits aiming towards the Fellowship Award in honor of the NNJSDA's 25th Anniversary Celebration. Let us all join hands in this fellowship -what a great idea! Since space is at a premium we're unable to list all names of our new grandparents - be it the 1st time or 6th time around. You all know who you are and we congratulate you and look forward to having these youngsters as members of TT somewhere around 1995. We invite you to come on down and enjoy one of the happiest and friendliest clubs around with the finest wooden floor in town. Looking forward to greeting you at our next dance. Helen/Ant RettingeA 201-568-4116

TENAFLY SQUARER -- Vematat, N.J. ( QS 2 FAiduy EaptiAt Chu/ten, 3g3 Pkenmont Road

The club celebrated its 30th anniversary with a gala pot-puck supper in November. After the meal, several members, prompted by Frank Poole, remin-sced about past events in the club's history and the mouth watering hot danish we used to have after our dances. We were visited by past-presi-dents Hans/Elaine Schmidt who left s/ding 17 years ago. Our Mrs. VP Shir-ley Sherlock supplied beautiful cakes for the occasion. With Christmas and New Year's Day past, we're hoping for nice weather on our dance nights in the new year, so that all our friends can turn out for our dances. 'lease come; we miss you when you don't. Fkank/Maxie Poole 201-342-3375

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POSTER CONTEST - 1983 Object - To stimulate interest in

Square Dancing

The winning poster will be printed & distributed free to NNJSDA clubs in July for use in promoting S/D Week/Classes. All entries become Property of NNJSDA & will be used at Showcase of Ideas at NSDCin Louis-ville. Winning poster will be the cover of Fall Issue GRAND SQUARE... artist will receive a special poster dangle at summer NNJSDA dance.

RULES soh the 1983 Postet Contest 1. Any numb en o s entAies may be made. 2. ALL posteAs must be 11 x 17 inches,

board on paper. 3. Subject should be a S/D theme with National Squate Dance Week and -the

dates September 19-25, 1983 inctuded. Suss.icient space must be tekt 04 tout club iniotmation and demonstAations to be added by ctubs.

4. ALL entiaes must be teceived by NNJSDA 3td VP by ApAit 29, 1983 - FAed/KathAyn Hitt Box 84, RD 1, Btaitstown,NJ 07825. Judging will take place May 1, 1983 by the NNJSDA Executive Boatd.

(Pictured above are some of the 1982 National S/D Week entries.)

Western Wheelers Winter Dance Schedule

First Congregational Church Hall 131 Pascaok Road, Park Ridge, New Jersey

2nd Wed., 4th Sat. Level: M/QS Info.: (201)391-0248

Saturday Nite Specials:

Jan. 22 Chinese Auction Feb. 26 Presidents' Ball Mar. 26 Covered Dish Dinner Apr. 23 Circus Dance May 28 Dangle Night

Paul Brody Manny Amor Betsy Gotta Mike Cleary Paul Brody

2nd Wednesdays:

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Students Invited

Bruce Vertun Mar. 9 )

Alt. Class Tips Apr. 13 )

May 11 New Graduates Dance J. Kaltenthaler

ED/LES SHEARWOOD CUEING ROUNDS BEGINNING AT 8:00 P.M.

Square Dancing beginning at 8:30 to 10:45

Did_you see the SID Loat in the Pasadena Toutnament o6 Roses Panade? Building a goat is an all year pAoject o i6 the Squa4e DanceAs oi Ametica vuth dance in the NNJ area most 4uppohtcue. Winner os the trip to Pasadena was Hugh Sa66otd oi Owls Head, NY.

yout club has not twined in its 'Lose money, please do 40 to the TiAkett4 as soon as possibte. Thank you.

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SWINGIN' STARS Maywood, N.J. ( + 2 Satuxday Maywood Avenue School

Here it is a brand-new year and, despite the myriad of crises which prevailed during 1982, we dancers finished the year with our heads held high. And why not? Our favorite activity provides us with the best anti-dote in the world. Each year greater numbers of dancers are appreciating this fact. Add to the foregoing the rampant computerization which is taking place. Do you like the idea of being some number at the end of a terminal? Apparently many people don't and we square dancers can number ourselves among them. We enjoy our activity. We like the music, the dancing, the color, and, most of all, we like the people. All of which are part and parcel our 'Antidote". We, at Swingin' Stars, want to wish all of you much happy dancing in 1983. Once again - round dancers it's 8 PM for you, and squares - 8:30 as usual. See you around a square.

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6 4 FAiday SUSSEX SPINNERS -- Spaxta, N.J. ( + I

Atpine School, Andove't Road

Fall has been exciting for the Spinners. Our Spinner Beginners are do-ing a beautiful job & looking forward to their first class dance. Hallo- ween brought out four colorful clowns-claimed to be Dottie/George Simmons & Helen/Carl Ostertag-But we don't know. They never looked like that! Trudy/Jack Austin as "Little Bo Peep" and "Little Boy Blue" had problems rounding up those sheep! Horns don't work with Sheep Jack! Poor Sheep were terrified by Stanley Lach & Martha Strait as a murdered man and his spotted dog! The evening was topped off with a raid by those terrific Lakeland Squares - loved having you! Bob Mitchell, our unexpected guest caller, kept things lively in spite of the strange events of the evening.

On a more somber note, John Kaltenthaler was mourning the recent loss of his brother. Our deepest sympathies, John.

Of interest to dangle collectors, the Spinners will be awarding dangles to out of state dancers, so come on out and add a dangle to your collection.

Our November dance was noteworthy for the marvelous calling of Dalt Young. Always great fun to dance to, and a spectactular array of fall table decorations created by the students of the horticultuarl department of the Sussex County Vocational School. A very impressive display! Don't forget , come dance with us. (AD page 41 )CaAot/Neit Atbxecht 201-875-5002

A Ahola note 6tom ROY/SYLVIA KELEIGH who4e HAYLOFT bux_ned to the gnound taht June. Roy, aite4 4ecupexation Thom hoottat Atay, convexted thux xec Axiom S gaxage into a 4matt (2 zet) S/D hate. They wete ioxtunate in AecuAing a good 44_zed

local church hattAox the club. Theix home addAe44- 1112 Vaxtene Avenue, Wanamaaza, NJ 07712. Many o6 ut have happy memoxia o ti the HAYLOFT.

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The NSDC in LOUISVILLE,KY - June 23,24,25-1983 promises to be one of the great ones. Already rooms close by are at a premium, but self contained RV's are in luck tho as they can camp right there! Something for EVERYONE should be their theme - from newly graduated dancers to challenge seekers; rounds of all levels; contras; clogging - with panels & seminars on almost every subject matter of a any interest to a dancer; 240 exhibitor booths sewing panels - Showcase of Ideas - Exhibi-

And then they've also bit of KY, too. If you or 433 Pennsylvanians al- & do it now. Write PO Box See you there.

'Louisville is saving a square . . .

32nd Nat'l SU) Convention

Louisville, KY June 23,24,25

1983

in the hopes you'll be there!

tions, etc, etc.... scheduled some tours for those who want to see a are not among the 174 Jerseytes, 218 New Yorkers ready signed up, better get a registration blank.

Box 1983 Fairdale KY 4011: see the Tirrells.

BOOSTER BALL - JAN, 29, 1983 (sAT) 8-11 MONTVILLE High School,MONTVILLE, N.J.

Dalt Young-Squares Max/Nancy Noskers-R/D

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REELERS -10;3U 1ST & 3RD FRIDAYS

FEB, 4 - RALPH STAPENELL BY 21 - JIM ADAMS

MAR, 4 - MIKE CLEARY THE 18 - JIM ADAMS PENNIES

SPINNING WHEELS OF WAYNE, N.J. (1/3 MS; 2/4 +) eveity Monday ati4C Centek, 7006 HambuAg TuAnpike

"Double your pleasure, double your fun" has been our unofficial theme this fall. We have doubled last year's attendance at many dances. Our raids on Lakeland Squares & Belles & Beaux followed this theme, with over four sets on each. We give a hearty vote of thanks to the West Milford Flutterwheels and Covered Bridge Squares who raided us. Our raid chairman George/Norma Williams have at least two more raids planned. Look out, it could be your club! Our first class level benefit in November for burn victim member Art Simpson was a fantastic success with Fred Weiner calling to a record 125 people. Fred is turning out to be our own rumplestiltskin. He's spinning our class into pure gold! We are getting to be afraid that by graduation we'll need club classes to catch up to them. We have thoroughly enjoyed our many excellent callers this fall, and look forward eagerly to their returning in 1983.

(AD ON PAGE 32 ) Keith Dougtah 201-839-3531

SOMERSET HILLS SQUARES -- BaAking Xidget N.J. + ) 2 6 4 Tueadays PAeabyteAian aunt*, T Last Oak StAeet

Well! Here we are successfully recovering from all the parties and S/D specials which have made the holiday season so enjoyable. We were especially impressed with the enthusiasm and skills of our class at their Christmas Dance. Speaking of classes - our graduates of last year are rapidly becoming skilled plus dancers.

During the holidays Somerset Hills honored Y Squares & Hill City with fun filled raids and Hill City also returned the honor. In November Lee Kopman called at a spectacular special at which he introduced the delight-ful "stagger" series of calls. Lee we do want you to know that the door

prize was not intended to be your beautiful white cadillac. During Oct. & Nov. the writers had the pleasure of touring across the country and en-joying S/D at many clubs. For those of you who haven't danced in far distant places, we want to assure you that S/D is a universal language. You will be welcomed, as we were, with open arms, hugs and all the usual pleasantries which add to good S/0 life. We danced with a club which wouldn't allow us to pay the dance tee; another which gave us special badges; and one In the south where the caller advised his members to put on their best behavior because there were Yankees present! So we advise you all to go forth and try another club. (See p. 2704 nom about the NEW S/D VIRECTORY)But also try our friendly Somerset Hills crowd, too.

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Community Nou4e, 242 Main StAeet

Hats off to our other officers Troc. R. Walcult; Sec. E. Meyer; Dl. D. Hoggart. The duties given to Raid Chairman Lou, seems to agree with him. A Tribute to our past president Joan Maccari, who is missed by visi-tors and members. The enunciated formula you instilled as President is now priceless as gold to the officers. Joan, perhaps you can gladden all by visiting us again on the dance floor or joining us at the Diner if you can schedule it amongst your hectic scholastic endeavors. Our last covered dish was equal to none other! At the dance, "Nothing Special", Bob Tarrant made up a dance singer called "Nothing" and dangles with nothing were given to all. Interesting and informative was the LUST programs- Jeff, Joe, Thelma & Sue "DEACON' can confirm/ Everyone welcomes the return of Velma and hope to see Hank soon. We welcomed recent gradu-ates at our Christmas Dance. "Seasons Greetings" from our club to yours. (AV on p. 33) Thelma wand 201-923-5518

SEE SAW SQUARES -- Upper Saddte Rivent N.J. ( MS ) 1 i 3 SatuAday Stone Chutch -Ed Centex, E. Saddte layeA Road

We wish all of you a happy holiday and hope you will have a great year filled with health and happiness. To bring some new year joy to your life our club has many exciting events planned. Our Student dances will be starting in January. Be an angel and tell all those new students they can have fun and practice at our dances which are expecially geared to them. Our club will also be featuring guest callers besides our own Jules Pozsar and round dancing will continue as usual. Keep your eyes and ears open for our flyers and announcements so you won't miss any of the happen-ings. See you all at our next dance and remember (as if we had to remind you) keep on yellow rocking. Gaii/Gaxy Mann 914-352-2920 12

WEST MILFORD FLUTT6RWHEELS Ctub Dance4 14t & Jac, Fa4day

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8:00 - 10:30 p.m. -- MS, QS, info: Catt 728-1213 oa 697-5376

Membea4 $3.00 pea couple - cue--! $3.50

CLUB DANCES

Zan. 21 - Snow Batt Dance aick PaAvot44

Feb. 4 - SweetheaatA Batt Bob Mitchell

Feb. 18 - Pae44dent'A Batt Dick Pa4t/01.44.

FREE to all PRESIDE/WS

Maa. 4 - Lion & Lamb Yohn Kaltenthatea

117,24. 78 — LepAechaun & La441e Bob Aitchelt

4pa. 1 - cOOD FRIDAY - NO DANCE

Apa. 15 - Apa1t ShoweaA Bob Taaaant

STUDENT DANCES

Zan. 28 - Bob Nitchett

Feb. 11 - Dick PaAvot44

Feb. 25 - Bob Nitchett

Maa. 11 - Bich PaAvol44

Maa. 25 - Bob Nitchett

ALL 4tudent4 aae welcomed. Attend att. 6 dance4 and get a dangle. One of youa fia-t of many.

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SOFT SUE SHOES PITASE!

MARCH 19, 1983 is a mighty special day for Balti-more in '84 supporters. For that day, and that day only, will be the only time you can register for the National S/D Convention in Baltimore be-

33'National Square Dance Conven.ton ' fore the S/D Convention down in Louisville,KY this coming June. The 33rd NSDC kick-off dance

is to be held at the Convention Center in Baltimore,MD. This is an excel-lent opportunity to view the facilities & all the specialties the Balti-more Harbor area has to offer. We will be dancing to the talents of Chuck Stinchcomb on squares & the Smarelli's on rounds. Your NSDC registration fee of $16/person will be the entrance into the kick-off dance also. Registration opens at 6 PM that evening & the dancing will begin at 8 PM. For those interested in going down to Baltimore,Betty/Frank Oiler have come up with the best deal possible - March 19-20, 1983 Overnite lodging at the Quality Inn Towson,MD- $51/double occupancy (includes tax); Bus to & fro $24/person; $16/pre-registration for '84 convention $132-per cpl. A deposit of $20 NOW will reserve bus/motel-deadline Feb. 22. MUST have a full bus which is 46 people. Oliers - 45 Oakridge Avenue, Nutley,NJ 07110. 201-661-1423. For dancers who can not make it to Baltimore, arrange- ments will be made to accept registration that P m in NJ at the various S/D clubs who meet the March 19 date. Price to be $16/person. Clubs interested in helElnpre-register dancers- contact Tirrells/Oliers. Thank you. VES, we want to go-70-&TTYWNE-Manch 19,20-1983-

He4e .L6 our $20 depoz,it on $132/cp4 . inctude4 noom,buz,p4tAegiAtitation. NAME send to Oliers-45 Oakridge Avenue

Nutley,NJ 07110 AL DRESS by Feb. 22.

PHONE

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CLASS LEVEL DANCES 1983

Rockaway Valley Methodist Parish House, Valley Road

Boonton, NJ

From Intersection of 1-80 and 1-287 (North of Morristown, NJ) go North on 1-287 taking INTERVALE RD. exit. Follow hospital signs to Riverside Hospital. Pass hospital and continue North one (1) mile to Valley Rd. Bearing left onto Valley Rd. continue for 0.4 miles; Parish House is on right.

Teens, singles welcome For inf. (201) 766-5628

Donation $5.00 per couple

2nd & 4th Fridays 8:00 - 10:30pm

Jan. 14 & 28

March 11 & 25

Feb. 11 & 25

April 8, 22

CALLER: BOB TARRANT

D T T

RUTGERS PROMENADERS -- New SAunAwitk N.J. ( 2S ) 2 6 4 Thuuday DougtaAA Cottege Cente4

Hello, again! December 9th saw the graduation of 29 new dancers into the wonderful world of mainstream/QS dancing. Welcome, gang! We know you'll have a ball! Over the past semester, Non-student Rep Dan Koft arranged for us to raid two clubs: Y Squares & Solitaires. It was all such fun that we're planning on doing it again next semester, but Dan's not telling where! As we at Rutgers buckle down to another semester of books, classes, & Square dancing, we hope that everyone had a joyous holi-day & wish you all a year full of friendship and fun. Happy Holidays.

Tina Pettoutaa 201-249-4578

RICHMOND DANCERS -- CdAtteton Co4neu p Staten IAtand, N.Y. (+) 2 S 4 Sataltday St. Yohe4 Lutheran Sehoo4 640 Manor. goad Richmond Dancers, under the guidance of our Raid Chairpersons, Tom/Mary

Gorham, is well on the way to qualify for the Association's Fellowship Award. We are excited by the program, not for the special recognition that may come to the club, but by the inter-club cooperation that is en-couraged by the program. Square Dancing will remain viable not through competition, but by projecting an image of cooperation among Association members. The visitation program introduced by NNJSDA is one that should stimulate the important goal of fellowship and cooperation among clubs.

Our Christmas Dance was a great success thanks to the Dance Chairper-sons who took over and tarred out the plans when Donna Anderson ended up in the Fallston Hospital in Md, Frank Riviccio, the Bellottis and all who attended. As a token of appreciation and in keeping with the spirit of the holiday season, every lady who attended our Christmas Special was pre-sented with a fashionable neckchain. Hopefully, the good spirit we shared during the holidays will continue throughout the New Year. 14 Ftmence/Joe DiSano 212-761-2451

JIM & GERRIE PURCELL'S Happy Travellers Weekends

at Harley Hotel Enfield, Conn

ADVANCED 1 Level Weekend (A2 Aftertips) MARCH 25,26,27,1983 STAFF : Purcell SQ

Don Beck SQ.MASS. ROUNDS: JO YAKIMOWSKI, MASS

2 Nights Lodging - 3 Meals (2 Break.& Sat.Night Dinner)$94/Pers.

PLUS Level Weekend with- 1 HR,oF ADV,DANCING AFTER EACH SESSION JUNE 3,4,5,1983

STAFF: Jim Purcell) SQ. Jack O'Leary SQ.,CONN ROUNDS: RALPH & JOAN COLLIPI 'NH

2 Nights Lodge - 3 Meals(2 Break.& Sat.Night Dinner)$94/Person

ADVANCED 2 Level weekend (C1 Aftertips )JULY 29,30,31,1983 STAFF:Jim Purcell SQ, Carl Hanks SQ„ PENN

ROUNDS: BILL CHADWICK & LILL CROCKER MASS 2 Nights Lodging - Saturday Night Dinner - $82.50 per person

MID-SUMMER WEEK - SUNDAY,JULY 10TH TO THURSDAY,JULY 14TH STAFF JIM & GERRIE PURCELL * DON & LORETTA HANHURST FLA SQUARES:JIM PURCELL & DON HANHURST/ROUNDS:LORETTA HANHURST

$63.00 per person,per day,dble.occ. Breakfast & Dinner Each Day - Workshops Each A.M.-Dances Ea.Eve

PLUS LEVEL DANCING - WITH ADVANCED AFTERTIPS! Come for All or Part of the Week - Enjoy All Facilities!

ADVANCED 1 Level Weekend (A2 Aftertips) NOVEMBER 4,5,6,1983 STAFF Jim Purcell SQ. Carl Hanks so PENN

ROUNDS: LINDA & TED RISTAU CONN. 2 Nights Lodge - 3 Meals (2 Break.& Sat.Night Dinner)$94/Person

The Harley Hotel is on Interstate 91,Exit 49(Rte 5 Longmeadow) in Enfield, Connecticut.

The Facilities include:indoor heated pool;whirlpool;his & her saunas;outside pool;tennis;platform tennis;luxurious rooms (2 Dble Beds);excellent food;wooden parquet floor ballroom; air conditioning;hospitality room.

ALL WEEKENDS CONSIST OF:Friday Night Dance;Saturday Morning Round and Square Dance workshops;Saturday afternoon Round and Square Dance workshops;Saturday Evening Dance;All Aftertips;Saturday Evening Entertainment Skits;Hospitality Room all weekend;and Sunday Morning Farewell Dance.Square Dance Shop all weekend.Luxurious double bedded rooms and private baths.

All tips and Taxes are included.

MID SUMMER WEEK consists of: Luxurious double bedded rooms; private baths,Full breakfast(your choice)and Full Dinner (several choices).Each Evening--Square and Round Dance workshops in the morning-Enjoy facilities in the afternoon -Square and Round Dancing each evening.Plus 2 Level with Advanced Aftertips.Hospitality Room all Week.

For Further Information or registration forms,please contact: Happy Travelers,340 Highland Ave.,Randolph,Ma.02368 Phone: (617) 963-0713

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PEELERS -- itoniat N.J. + 1 3 Ftidao EtementaAy School - Dovek/CheAtek Road

Happy New Year to all! Another year of square dancing has passed us with many happy memories and looking forward to square dancing in 1983. We ended up the old year with a successful raid to the Sussex Spinners. Later Mike/Marion Lattig hosted a party which was enjoyed by all. Our class students are progressing quite well and we all enjoyed dancing with them at our Christmas dance. Congradulations to Betty/Walt Harris on be-coming new grandparents of twins. Plan now to keep the second dance in March open for our annual dinner dance at the American Legion in Wharton.

(AD on page Ken/June Lattig 201-627-5135

RAMAPO SQUARES -- Oaktand, N.J. ( ADV ) 2 6 4 Satufiday 7Yekghts cchoot, Seminote Avenue

When Staten Square Set gave their presidents, Grace/Gene Lucarini, en-graved silver medallions in 1968, to express the club's gratitude and ap-preciation for their service and devotion - they could hardly have forseen that the Lucarinis would be so thrilled with their award that they'd decide to make it an annual event under their sponsorship. But that is what hap-pened. Since then, the Lucarini Award medallions have been given to out= standing couples in square dancing who exemplify these exacting criteria: Non-professionals who have been in square dancing for 10 years, five of them as club officers or members of the Executive Board of the NNJSDA, & to have generally fostered and enhanced the growth and development of S/D through their special efforts and enthusiastic support of S/D related ac-tivities. Up to this year 3 Ramapo current members had already won these coveted awards: Helen/Lou Hardy; Doc/Peg Tirrell & Jinny/Bud Allison. It is our pleasure to report that at the SSS Anniversary dance in November a fourth Ramapo couple GLORIA/AL BRANDT, joined them. The honor couldn't have happened to a more deserving pair. Since 1965 when the Brandts joined Ramapo they've been deeply involved in every aspect of the club's operation; fostering goodwill and friendliness by joint ventures with other clubs; running special workshops on separate nights to encourage not-too-sure-of-themselves dancers to come to the regularly scheduled club dances; serving as angels; officers;organizing and participating in national and local demonstrations and parades; being instrumental in getting old timers back for Ramapo's 30th anniversary celebration two years ago, for which, by the way, they wrote a history of the club. Four and a half squares journeyed to Graniteville that Saturday when the award was officially presented. It was a most gratifying and enjoyable evening. Our congratulations.

Meantime, Ramapo's 1982-83 season has been rollicking merrily along. We've had a better than average attendance at all our dances. Computerized squares continue to ve very well received. Peg/Doc Tirrell on Rounds with their usual ease and expertise. If you enjoy dancing on the advanced level, we guarantee you'll have a great time at all our dances!

(AD on page 31 1 Lilian/Saul Fine 201-836-1896

OUR LATESTPATRONS IMO

CONGRATULATIONS to ART/PEGGY SNELL (1st couple from Cloverleafs!) and to

JANE MELLO & SCOTTY TAYLOR for

fulfilling the requirements of visiting 26 NNJ-SDA member clubs on their regular nite & dancing to their regular caller.

Anne Gallo, Ruth/Andy Woerner, Lon Bieszard have just completed their requirements and will be given their PATRON DANGLES at the GRAND SQUARE BOOSTER BALL on January 29- CONGRATULATIONS: Who's next???

BELLES FiBERUX

MAINSTREAM DANCING (one Plus tip)

1st & 3rd Wednesdays 8:00-10:30 p.m.

BYRD SCHOOL 640 Doremus Ave, Glen Rock, N.J. Workshops

at 7:30 FEB. 2 Winter Snow

Ball 16 President's

Sweetheart Ball

MAR. 2 Mad-Hatters Ball-Prizes Dangles

16 Regular Dance

PAUL BRODY

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PAUL BRODY

Soft Soled Shoes !

Please Rounds by

Jeanne Brody

DICK PASVOLSKY THE ROCK GLEN ROCK

Rock Rd.

(2, on street parking

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For Information: 337-6897

OCEAN WAVES S/D CLUB -- Staten Laandp N.Y. ( QS ) 2 6 4 FAkday4 Methoditst Chu/Leh, 1890 ronut Avenue

Back in November during our Frannie Heintz Dance (over eighteen sets attended) Dot/Cal Martois using our side hail for a surprise "Sadie Haw-kins - Kinky Wedding". Many who were married had a ball. The music sup-plied enhanced this portion of the evening. Frannie called an excellent dance with his special "You just Did". Our December dance also was a sell out. Hope you were joining in the fun. The Ocean Waves hopefully trust that you had a joyous time during the Christmas season and that you have a very Happy '83 New Year, Good Luck, Good Health and Good Dancing. Come join us for an evening of fun, fellowship and good dancing.

(AD on page 29 Hetenlioe Kneppte 212-442-5897

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MOUNTAIN SQUARES:: Ttlqvilt,24 ( A-1 ) 1 6 3 Wedne4day4 /Leo y ettan atch,Route 10

Mountain Squares continues its bi-weekly program of A-1 dancing under the expert direction of Joe Landi s Our December Christmas Dance stirred up plenty of seasonal spirit, and we are looking forward to lots more good dancing in 1983. We extend a warm welcome to all A-1 dancers - come join our fun! Carrot./Dube Round6 201-538-8996

In the eentek4otd o4 the Fat, t Tuttle, we pubtiahed a ta6teA membut aubs. At the Septembe4 19 Detegate4 Meeting 3 new claim' membeuhip appticationA were appkoved by the Detegate4. PteaAe add the Ottowing:

MONDAY WAYNE,NJ -SPINNING WHEELS- every;Sept-June;Civic Center 1006 Hamburg Turn-

pike;8-10:15;C-Guests;P-Charles Mosseau 81 Wilson St,Little Ferry,NJ 07643 201-641-6717;teens welcome;L-1/2 QS;2/4 +.

WEDNESDAY MONTVILLE,NJ - MONTVILLE SQUARES - 2/4;Sept 8-May 25; Central School 123

Change Bridge Road;8-10:30;C-Carl Hanks;P-Herb/Carol Arkin 30 Windsor Road,Pine Brook,NJ 07058 20I-227-4241;L A2 APD.

FRIDAY MONTVILLE,NJ - MONTVILLE SQUARES-1,2,4;Sept 10-May 20;(see Wed)C-Roy

Leber; L Cl APD. SATURDAY

EAST STROUDSBURG,PA - LEISURE SQUARES- 1/3;Oct-May;J.M. Hill School East Broad St,East Stroudsburg,PA;R-Bloom 7:30;S8 Dalt Young;P-Bob/Alberta Decker RD#7,Box 7169, Stroudsburg,PA 18360 717-421-7316;teens/preteens welcome; L QS.

PLEASE make .the Ottowing cattectionA in .the Fatt Roatet -HILL CITY co-Pte4 DOT OLSEN- 107 Citamen Avenue,Giceen BILook,NJ 08812. Hitt City-SINGLES wet-come; RUTGERS PROMENADERS - TeA/Ly Lai/Ed phone 0 to 201-745-1818. In RID Roster-Dave Roberts-add Apt. B3 -phone 215-943-7338. In S/D Roster-Dot LOEWenstein(correct spelling);Florence PLACE-F.Riviccio.

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SUNDAYS 8:00-10:30

FEB 6 - - - - GLEN MATTHEW

PLUS LEVEL]

FEB 20 - MANNY AMOR--*PR.Esic•Ergrs BALL'

MAR b - GINNY REASKE

MAR 20 ----JOE LAND1— **ST PAT FL CK.5 DANCE''

APR 17 ---- GLEN MATTHEW

MAY I ---- FRANK RIVICCIO:q1zAouATEs BALL'

MAY 15 ---- FRANNIE HEINTZ Joan & Jerry Newman On ROUNDS

REFRESHMENTS

FT. HAMILTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 367 94th ST.(BAY RIDGE)BKLYN N.Y. 4th AVE.EXIT-BELT PKWY OR 92nd. ST. EXIT OFF VERRAZANO BRIDGE

MERRI-EIGHTS Eaat 8AunAwick N.J. + 5 3 FAA:day Vag Rama/L.4k' ad School, Rua Lane.

We're gratified by the response from the club to our first Blood Drive scheduled for the New Year's Weekend. More than 30 have signed to donate with several others helping with administration, etc. Our New Year's Eve dinner dance tickets were sold out early in December & we are looking forward to another super evening. In November more than 3 sets from our club went on a Mystery Bus Ride to Leisure Squares in East Stroudsburg, PA, Imagine our surprise when one of their club members announced that he was dancing in England, recently, & saw a Merri-Eights pin on the host club's banner. The surprise was even greater when Beryl/Chet Daszkiewicz, who had come with us that night, said they had pinned the banner when they were vacationing and dancing in Great Britain a few months ago. Yep, with square dancers, it really is a *small,small world".

We're busy making plans for our Club's 25th Anniversary Dance, to be held in May 1983. We're also planning a super all day picnic with fun, games, dancing & eating to be held late Spring or early summer. Hats off to our friends from Country Promenaders, who put on a demo for wheel chair patients at JFK Hospital, getting several of the patients in sets. One patient who participated was a Merri Eighter, Herb Jennings, who had been injured at work earlier this year. Judging by the glowing reports, we hope there will be more, regular demos at hospitals & nursing homes all through the year. Those of us who have danced for patients know how much they look forward to seeing us year after year.

Don't know if its the good food, great caller, the wonderful location or the warm feelings, bur we're happy to say our dances have been very well well attended, and we look forward to seeing our friends, old and new throughout the year. (AD on page 51 Mat/Sylvia Caplan 201-679-8079 (ED NOTE: Out Ainceu thank4 bon yours "Greeting Cake donation to GRAND SQpARE. Out Ata;A appAeciateA your AuppoAt.)

We ve ben tiome excaTiWt publicity aAticteA-pledAe Ahate them with ours 3rd VP OA NNJSDA ScAapbook 5 write the paper thankA OA the coverage!

INFO: 645-0820

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An open letters to the most wondeaiut Square Dancers.

"AA 1 Leave you to settle in Florida. " „ I want to say thank you 6kom the bottom

o6 my heart 6ok att the many yeaas o6 happiness that I have had dancing with you. YOUA 6aiendship S Thoughtiut-ne44 and sinceaity witt always be chmished.

I was deeply honoked by the panty dance on October 30, in my behat6, I could have danced alt ntght 4ukkounded by your 6eeting4 of Love. To att o6 you that wee able to attend I cannot kind enough woads to express my love and appreciation.

Sita S Gabe 6ok your genuine thought6utne44 1 mitt never 6okget you. Doc Peg, who Led U4 through the evening dances watingty and even at- towed zome o6 us to get into the act. You are both wondetiut. Yale Cak-koad, who started the whole idea S made it such a success. Evelyn Olsen

Dorothy PuLLman who did ate the wank behind the scenes and were the

Gray,hostesses. The Maguike4 Indeticalos S Connie Woott S Richard

Gaay, 6oa coming oven the baidge bon this occasion. Ant Taytot 604 bking-ing me oven the baidge week agek week and being such a good 6tiend and pattnet. Many/John Aquino, those scxumptious Ectaik4 S our /toying photo-gkaphek (ha t6 .tones got caught in Chki4tma4 rush-sonny!) To everyone that brought ae6aeshments you made the evening an outstanding one.

For me it was Academy Awards night and I won att the nominations - your Love. I'm glad o6 the opportunity to shwa with you all the happiness you brought to me. I will chetah the memories o6 the "Teak Dtop Vance".

With att my .love and appaeciation. Come on Down, Shiktey Siegel"

Kings Point, Piedmont E-211 Detkay Beach, FL 33445 305-498-9440

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February 25 DICK PASVOLSKY Presidents' Ball

March 11 JULES POZSAR St. Patrick's Dance

Can't get away iko a weekend, but want a 6utt day o6 dancing? Tay the 16th Connecticut Square S R/V Festival on Mauch 20. See AV on page 35.

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M T SQUARES WOodbAidge, N.J. ( 1 S 3 Satuxday4 School 19, Malty Knott- Road,Mento Pa.hk TeAmze

Our New Years Eve Dance is behind us, and 1983 is upon us, with a good cast of callers, and fun dances ahead. Correcting our bulletins d GRAND SQUARE ADs: Bruce Busch, not Fred Fields, will be calling our first March dance; Look for announcement of dance hall change for the second March dance with Carl Hanks. Glenn Cooke is calling our second dance in Apri 1. Our class has progressed very well in its first half lessons. Bob Benner has them panting and perspiring with rapid fire calls, and they're keeping up. The class could use more angel couples to supplement the faithful few who show up every session. Your reporters, and the club offer wishes for a speedy recovery to Gene Koenig who has just gone through by-pass surgery.

Bobby/Betnie Ga46inket 201-381-8742

HERBERT HOOVER JR HS JACKSON AVENUE - EDISON, NJ HALL - (201) 225-9815/9825

ROUNDS 7:30 NOSKERS

8:30-11:00

SQUARES - 8:00 - WORKSHOP

DANCE

SOFT-SOLED SHOES REQUIRED':

JANUARY 22 - FRED FIELDS - STUDENT'S DANCE

FEBRUARY 12 - VALENTINE'S DANCE - RALPH STAPENELL

qPIP FEBRUARY 26 - BOB BENNER - 1-1; -1..0 Dance

INFO: (201) 233-7229 (RAY/JOANN MULLER, PRES.) 574-3427 (BOB/MARY NILAN) 754-3372 (MIRIAM BARTON)

ZND-4TH SATURDAYS +2

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Our year has gotten off to a great start, The npan dance was ""i ce cream nite". We especially thank the Merri-Eights for a bus load of rai-ders in November. it was a delightful evening; enjoyed them immensely. We welcome all our newly acquired friends from NNJSDA, to come to our "neck of the woods" to raid us or just to dance. November we demonstrated for the Senior Citizens at Courtland Plaza. Many thanks to our club mem-bers who have demonstrated for us. We are grateful to Ed Miller, former president, and his lovely wife Charlotte, for "pinch hitting" as caller at our demos. He was just great. We welcome our new members Bill/Lucile Smith, Lou/Joan Aro; glad to have you. Our Christmas Dance, as always, we had a great time & everyone looks so colorful. On the sad side, Russ Hammond fell and fractured his knee. We'll miss you Russ. We are all wishing you a speedy recovery to join us dancing real soon with your wife Martha. Good luck. Happy New Year - Square Dancing.

Ben/Veto &Malmo (AD on p. 42) 717-629-4405

NEW SCHEDULE 1983

PLUS WORKSHOPS 1st & 3rd Fridays

T CALLER: BOB TARRANT Inf. (201) 766-5628

January 7 & 21 March 11 & 25

February 4 & 18 April 1 & 15*

* Paul Brody 8:00 -- 10:30 ROCKAWAY VALLEY METHODIST PARISH HOUSE Valley Rd., Boonton, NJ

LAKELAND SQUARES -- MS ) every Tuaaay rorm.,77 77M.T7gitiatclibi Road

We are well into our dance season and dancing up a storm & enjoying every minute of it and also having our many visiting friends with us. Our callers Bob Mitchell & Mike Foley are doing their excellent calling as they have been doing in the past. Our class under Tom/Jan Allen and the calling of Pal Johnson, their instructor, is coming along in great shape & showing much enthusiasm. Several of the students have been dancing with their S/D attire for a few weeks now. The Halloween & Thanksgiving dances were well attended & a good time was had by all. Our Halloween dance was a real screamer. Art Jacobs won for the funniest costume, Kristine Oug-land-the most beautiful A Bill/Mae Chapman - the most original. They also provided everyone with a little excitement during the parade around the hall when time ran out and there had to be a caesarian birth as the time had come. Mike Foley was quite lucky as he witnessed two within two weeks. His son was born two weeks before. So when you attend one of our dances you can be sure of enioving yourself. We will be looking for you in the very near future and giving us the privilege of dancing with you. In Oc-tober we were raided by the Spinning Wheels of Wayne and their entrance routine is a very unique one to see.

)AV on pa .e 12 ) Lota/Le4 Patteit4on 201-335-3541 The NNJSDA i4 not t e on a4ea c n ng - 40 4.4 r e

ENGLAND Square 6 Round Dance CONVENTION on Aptat 22 6 23. 16 halo cute 4cattuted within the Buttington,VT aitea (they pxovide bus tAampolt- tation) coven ALL tevet4_o6 4quaite4,Aounda contka ctogging. Ptu4 panet4, 4eptinaA4,6a4hion 4how,exhibitou,demo4 (a Mini -NSDC). See AV page 4. °Mite Gordon/Gwen Haldeman 144 Fob teat St.,Buittington,VT 05401. $15/cpt (Atightty highe4 Weft Apnit 1). Many motets in atea. Have pin!

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BADGES-DANGLES -ROVERS

Ta/L Lincoln School, Crane Street, Caldwell Wilson School, Orton Rd, West Caldwell *

JAN 26 WILL LARSEN FEB 9 FAUL BRODY FEB 23 BILL WAGNER MAR 9 PAUL BRODY (

Rounds by Jeanne Brody

S6cretary Dance)

PLUS LEVEL 8:00-10:30 P.M. Soft soled shoes Info: 731-4918

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A4 we all know on June 1, 19 82 Ntedident Reagan signed 4igned the bat designating the S/D as the Natidnai Fotk Dance o the USA thAu 1983. The National Folk Vance Committee, under Mac/Malty McClure, are now woltk-ing to have thin designation become penmanent as o ti January 1, 1984 with Congkezzmen Mineta 5 Panetta tytom CA intApducing Sitt 6912 to th.L4 es Seca. Hate in NJ, State Senator James W. Bolotheimelt epon-

zoned SJR 019, which having passed both houzez o4 the Legistatuite in Trenton was , as oi GRAND SQUARE dead-line, awaiting the Goveknotes Aignatuite. Sound tiamit-ian? Yes , onty now, Gov. Kean has a deadtine,lbecause

oti new tegistation) in which to act an by diztAibution time o ti GRAND SQUARE the bitt witt automati_catty become taw. Flunk/Helen Cavanaugh had hoped to get Gay. Kean to uphotd hiz campaign promise to Ken Jensen oti Someltzet Hittz to sign the bitt, in time lion Rutgers Toys 40h Tots &rice-but no such tuck! Your delegate witi have the tiutt stony. (Pix shows Helen Cavanaugh with bumper 4tickeA4 San Baltimore in '84 AND AMERICAN HERITAGE-SQUARE DANCING...and dottz wearing the Battimoke ca6tume.)

Some food for thought - IF square dancing has provided you with many hours of relaxation & entertainment - if you wish to keep S/D healthy & exciting - you can make an important contribution for now & the future. Nominations for your 1983-84 S/D Association officers are being accepted. You may know couples who are talented, enthusiastic leaders who should be proposed for the vacant offices - but only with their permission. You may wish to volunteer yourself - which is Just fine. NNJSDA Presidents have appointed the following Nominating Committee: Pat/Jim Campbell(Merri-8 1 s)„ Roger/Fran Lund (Hix & Chix,Covered Bridge) & Harriette/Sol Koved (M T ) Chr. Your ideas & suggestions are most welcome. Please contact any com- mittee person or call the Koveds at 201-276-7213. We thank you.

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KITTATIf4NY RANGERS Statwattk, N.J. ) 1 S 3 Wedne4day4 Stittwatek SchooL, Route 521

in October we ceiebrated our tenth anniversary with a wonderful square dance. We had a great turnout of regular dancers and friends from nearby clubs and in addition were raided by the Western Wheelers. We are proud to have completed ten years and are looking forward to many more years of happy dancing. In November we had our fourth annual "Crazy Hat Dance" and it was so much fun. Some of our members have terrific imaginations, wear-ing flower gardens on their heads, and toy railroad tracks sewed on an engineers cap, a gigantic Stetson and many more. Last month we were very much concerned when one of our former presidents Lucille Deroche un-derwent open heart surgery and a few weeks later were so happy when she came to visit one class night. Keep improving Lucille; we're looking forward to seeing you and Bill dancing again. All of us at Kittatinny Rangers wish a Happy New Year to all square dancers! Keep dancing!

Pat/Lou Ma44ey 201-383-2156 "ml*

DANCE SCHEDULE Winter & Spring 1983

SUNDAYS

8;00 to 10:30 .P.M.e4

Frank Riviccio *Fred Fields

Fred Weiner (VALENTINE DANCE)

Feb. 27 Frank Riviccio Mar. 13 Dick Pasvolsky

May Mar. 27 Manny Amor Apr. 10 Al Moses

May (GRADUATION DANCE)

June Apr. 24. Don Valentine

June

ROUNDS - Joan & Jerry Newman

Donation-0 a couple Refreshments Info(212)252-5636

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AI:13"M SQUAR

BROOKLYN, N.Y

AVENUE R TEMPLE 1609 Ave R, _Brooklyn From Belt Pkwy. : north on Ocean Pkwy., east on Ave. R. (approx 2 miles)

Glen Matthews (MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL) 29 Todd Fellegy 12 Pete Shaffer 26 Al Moses

(DINNER DANCE)

Each one Aeache4 Heaven by climbing hen own paAticutat 4tai4way Round dancers were shocked & saddened to learn that WINNIE BISSEY had

passed away Nov. 23, just one day after their 46th Wedding Anniversary. Active in R/D for umpteen years Winnie/Dale are responsible for doubling the dancing pleasure of many S/Ders, not only here in NJ but all over the Eastern Seaboard.They made the intricate seem so easy; their joy & fun of the dance was evident in all their activities. The R/D & S/D world has lost a valuable friend & we all extend our deepest sympathies to Dale.

We Tirrells wish to thank our dancing friends for their kind expression of love & concern shown in the sudden death of Peg's mother, whom many of you knew as GG. Your many notes reaffirmed she was a mighty special lady & that her special T L C had carried over in the myriad of phone calls & details she handled for the S/D activity. It does help to know others care. 24

featuring a seven/day

CRUISE to the Greek Islands and Turkey

APRIL 8-22, 1983 PERSONALLY ESCORTED BY

Al & Bea Brundage

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MAY 2 - 9, 1 9 8 3

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• KINGS SQUARES -- Bay Ridget Bkooletyn, N.Y. ( ♦

1 3 Sunday Pke4bytekiam Chukeh - 367 94th Street

We welcomed our class members at our Christmas Dance. They are start-ing to get the feel of S/D & it's just about this time when they can start attending class level dances. Dick Green, A LI caller, called for Kings for the fist time in October and was super. We'd like to welcome Manny Nathanson back to dancing after his illness. Mickey/Aaron Weiss are our Raid Chairman & doing their best to assure our club has at least 10 raids. Richmond raided us in December when Jerry Salisbury called. Since our club now dances at "Plus" level we have an A-1 hash after each dance. Happy Holidays g. Happy Dancing. (AD p. 19) Sheita/At Alvarez 212- 251- 0263

Our thank4 to taat year's GRAND SQUARE Bo oaten Batt cat-ekalcueu (many o i whom donated tune L-R-Doc/Peg Tinkett Jean Kettogg;Manny/ Gail Amok;Jeanne/ Paut Btody;Joannei Dick Pa6votAky;Ca-kot/Jack McLaughtin. Chairman oi that dance-Frank/Betty Otiek.

Plan NOW to 'show youk Auppoxt Saturday, Januaky 29, 1983 at MONTVILLE High School, MONTVILLE,NJ - 8-11 pm. Squares-Vatt Young;Round4-No4kek4. GRAND SQUARE &oaten bake and '83 dangte4 witt be avaitabte. Att pko liit4 wilt help deputy GRAND SQUARE expenditakes, Don't bong to also buy you BooAtek Tag 6kom youk Delegate 5 weak Al thku Feb/waxy. S1/person. Thant.

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CLASS LEVELS DANCES JANUARY

19- N.M. Tenderfeet (see ad page 2) 22- See Saw Squares - Upr Saddle River,NJ* 23- Belles & Beaux (see ad page 5) 28- W.M. Flutterwheels (ad on page 13) 28- I.D.T.T.'s - (see ad page 14) 30- NNJSDA (see cover) 31- Spinning Wheels of Wayne, NJ 4

FEBRUARY 8 pm 2 pm 2 pm 2: 30 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 2-10 3:30 4:00 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 7:30 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 1:30

MARCH Heyman 8 pm Tarrant 8 pm Brody/Heyman 2 pm Vertun 8 pm Pasvolsky 8 pm Tarrant 8 pm Pasvolsky 3:30 Fields 2 pm Clifford 4 pm Fields 8 pm Mitchell 8 pm Applegate 7:30 Mitchell 8 pm

FEBRUARY 2- N.M. Tenderfeet (p. 2)

Heyman 6- Belles & Beaux (p. 5)

Brody/Heyman 6- Masqueraders (p. 34)

Fields 6- Pelham Promenaders

McFarland 9- Western Wheelers * (p. 7)

Vertun 11- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 13)

Pasvolsky 11- I D T T's (p. 14)

Tarrant 12- Hunterdon Hayshakers

5 callers 13- Covered Bridge Sq

Pozsar 13- R I 0 Squares

Amor 15- Hill City Squares

Amor 16- N.M. Tenderfeet (p. 2)

Applegate 19- Somerset Hills Squares

Tarrant 20- Solitaires (p. 33)

Gotta 25- W.M. Flutterwheels (p. 13)

Mitchell 25- I D T T's (p. 14)

Tarrant 26- Country Promenaders *(p. 21) Benner 26- See Saw Squares * Pozsar 27- CCNJ

15 callers MARCH

2- New Milford Tenderfeet 5- Somerset Hills Sq 6- Belles & Beaux (p. 5) 9- Western Wheelers *(p. 7) 11- WM Flutterwheels (p. 13) 11- I D T T's (p. 14) 13- Covered Bridge Sq 13- Masqueraders (p. 34) 13- RIO Squares 15- Masqueraders * (p. 34) 16- N.M. Tenderfeet (p. 2) 20- Solitaires (p. 33) 25- WM Flutterwheels (p. 13)

New Milford,NJ Glen Rock,NJ Princeton Jct,NJ Pelham,NY Park Ridge,NJ Newfoundland,NJ Boonton,NJ Hunterdon,NJ Nutley,NJ Staten Island,NY Summit,NJ New Milford,NJ Liberty Corners,NJ West Orange,NJ Newfoundland,NJ Boonton,NJ Edison,NJ Upr Saddle River,NJ Rahway,NJ

New Milford, NJ Liberty Corners,NJ Glen Rock,NJ Park Ridge,NJ Newfoundland,NJ Boonton,NJ Nutley,NJ Princeton Junction,NJ Staten Island,NY Princeton,NJ New Milford,NJ West Orange, NJ Newfoundland. NJ

PRINCETON SQUARES

JAN. 28

PRE-ROUNDS 7:30 SQUABS 8:00-10:30

Ralph Trout Community Park Sch. Rounds: Steve Bradt Witherspoon St.

FEB. 11 Glenn Cooke *Chapin School Rounds: Roy Gotta Princeton Pike

FEB. 25 Glenn Cooke Community Park Sch. Rounds: Roy Gotta Witherspoon St.

MAR. 11 Bruce Busch Community Park Sch. Rounds Roy Gotta Witherspoon St.

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Regular Dance

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APRIL 6- N.M. Tenderfeet (p. 2) 8- I D T T's (p. 14) 10- AL"e"MO Squares 13- Cross Trail Sq 13- Western Wheelers * (P. 7) 14- Warren Wheelers * 16- Staten Sq Set 22- I D T T's (p. 14) 24- NNJSDA -GRADUATES BALL(p. 1) 26- Masqueraders (p. 34) 26- Somerset Hills Sq 28- Warren Wheelers * 30- See Saw Squares *

MARCH 8 pm Boonton,NJ 8 pm Edison,NJ 8 pm Upr Saddle River,NJ

APRIL Applegate

8 pm New Milford,NJ Tarrant

8 pm Boonton,NJ Moses

8 pm Brooklyn,NY Maddocks

8 pm Caldwell,NJ Vertun

8 pm Park Ridge,NJ Young

8 pm Port Murray,NJ Riviccio

8 pm Staten Island,NY Tarrant

8 pm Boonton,NJ 15 callers

2-5 Montville,NJ Fields 8 pm Princeton Junction,NJ Tarrant 8 pm Basking Ridge,NJ Kaltenthaler 8 pm Port Murray,NJ Pozsar 8 pm Upr Saddle River. NJ

MARCH 25- I D T T's (p. 14) Tarrant 26- Country Promenaders * (p. 21)Benner 26- Pozsar See Saw Squares *

* alternating student and club level tips Thiz -tat ef t5 danced ib CO complete 5 accuAate as pozzible. Owt ain-

ceAe thankz to RUTH WOERNER OA the compilation. We hope you witt be able to attend a numbest o6 theze ztudent dances. It ca gAeat tiun meeting new heaAing new catteAz...and tile anything etze, pi actice makes peA6ect! Bezidez az the WoeAntA4 ttay, "/tiz tiun tAying out youA new zkittzl.: So happy dancing.... and happy ttavetting.

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National Square Dance Directory Gordon Ed:r.ss "Thank you for all the information which will make possible the 1983 Edition of the DIRECTORY." Using info supplied by thousands of dan-cers, callers & leaders, the 4th Edition of the DIRECTORY is almost ready for distribution. It will contain data on over 10,000 S,R, contra & clogging clubs in the US,

Canada, & around the world. Also in- cluded is a Directory of Festivals,

Callers/Leaders; Organizations & Products/ Services. The 1983 Edition will be ready in March. It will be available at our local S/D shops or can be ordered by mail. 1 to 5 copies $6. each + $2, postage; 6-11 copies $5. each + $3. postage; 12-23 copies $4.50 each + $4. postage; 24 or more $4. each + $5. postage. Make checks payable to NATIONAL S/D DIRECTORY. Mail P.O.Box 54055, Jackson, MS 39208.

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PLUS DBD COMPUTER SQUARES

CLOVERLEAFS New Milford Middle School Roslyn Ave., New Milford, NJ

Rounds at 7:30 by Peg g Doc Tirrell. Squares at 8 PM Al Hash tip at 10:20 1/7/83 Fred Fields 2/4/83 Mystery Caller 3/4/83 Bruce Bush 4/1/83 No Dance 5/6/83 Tom Miller 6/3/83 Todd Fellegy

ISLE SQUARES Great Kitt, Staten Islandi N.Y. + ) 2 6 4 Wednesday Chkiat Lutheran Church, 121 Cleveland Avenue

Another year has gone by and tor Isle Squares it was a wonderful year. This is of course due to the hard work of the officers and the committees. And a special thanks to all of our friends. We hope all of you enjoyed the holiday season and that Santa Claus was real good to you. If you missed our Christmas Dance you missed one of the great ones. With Manny Amor calling & Shirley/Frank Bellotti on the rounds. Fran Palladino was chairperson for the event & did her usual good job. Don't forget that our second dance in February & both dances in March are being held at a different hall. Our Beginners class on Tuesday nights, which represents three clubs on SI is doing real good. And it's all because of the bang-up job of Marty Clifford. Thanks also to all of the angels who are helping out. By the time this issue is released we hope Lou Cella is back on his feet & that Donna Anderson has recovered from their auto accident in Balti-more. We hope that 1983 will be a great year for all of you. Happy Dan- cing. HOWL Powett 212-761-2021

H1X 6 CHIX Elmwood Pakh, N.J. eveky Thuksday --v-rirmat 066 Boutevatd

At this time of year when we all count our blessings, we are doubly blessed to have Virginia/Bill Boscia as our VP's. They're always on time, organized, faithful, & provide "extra goodies" for us. Thanks much, Ginny/ Bill. We're also grateful to our Demo Chairman Betty/Bob Daley, who bring much cheer into the lives of shut=ins, such as our trip to the Bell-air Nursing Home in November. (Pleasure works both ways.) Raid Chairman Annalou/Ray Kuenzler are busy lining up dates for us to travel to other clubs: We had 5 squares to West Milford Flutterwheels, 2 squares to Tena- kill Twirlers, 41/2 sets to Cloverleafs and are looking forward to visiting Swingin' Stars, Hanover Squares, & the NNJSDA's Booster Ball at Montville in January. We've been proud to present Traveller's Badges to: Mike Cervince, John Hutteman, Kay Lisa, Bob/Nnncv Glueck. Terry/Gary Grochowsky, Connie Rushke, Hilda/Ray Sears, Buddy Goodell & Dot/Dave Pinand.

We have forty students who are continuing classes with Dick Pasvolsky -we thank all our "angels" who've made classes interesting, and hope our students enjoy our December Christmas party. Bob/Nancy Glueck are the Class Coordinators. It was decided this year, as in past years, instead of exchanging gifts with one another at the Christmas Season, we would all bring toys for the Holley Child Care Center in Hackensack,NJ.

Looking ahead for the New Year - we extend an invitation to everyone to visit with us - especially our Snow-Ball in January and our Valentine's Dance in February - more about these in our ad. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL!

(AD on page 38 ) MakyLou/Geokge Baukhenn 201 -667 - 8489

FOLLOW UP - HENRY BALE, ouk bicyjing S/Dek has waived sail 6 sound in Andkews,NC S building a home- biked 6500 mites this time! Had a ian-ta4tic tkip 6 wilt tett you att about it next visit next spking/summet.

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HILL CITY SQUARES -- Summit N.J. + ) 1 g 3 Tuesdays Je6iekson SchooZ, 110 Ashwood Avenue

Happy 1983! The square dancing year is nearly half over and we are looking forward to still more fun evenings and a lot of good dancing. Those who attended our Dangle Dance in October had the opportunity to

earn 4 dangles - if you are a collector be sure to watch for the date of this annual dance next fall. We have celebrated our 32nd birthday as well

as each of the holidays. Our first dance in February is our President's Dance - all presidents free. Our student class is progressing very nicely under the direction of Bob Benner, & has been invited to our Valentine

Dance. Put this on your calendar: We have two specials coming up in months with five Tuesdays - March Joe Fioretti will be our cal ler & in May Chuck Stinchcomb will call, with Ron Rumble on Rounds for both specials. With our RID workshops and/or review in place of one tip, it seems every one is brushing up and the rounds look better than ever. Come on over and see for yoursetf...and Join in both the squares & rounds. We'd love to have you visit us. You'll enjoy our refreshments, too!

Pat Wattms 201-273-0719

Oar4A/ CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

1890 Forest Avenue Staten Island, New York

2nd & 4th Fri. Round Teach 7:45 - 8:15 Shirley & Frank Bellotti

"If you enjoy the American Way, You'll love Square Dancing."

February 25 Frank Riviccio March 11 John Carlton

25 Joe Fioretti

April 8 **- Mike Cleary

22 Frannie Heintz May 13 John Carlton

27 Mike Cleary *lc

June 10 Glenn Cooke

** Specials

HI TAW TWIRLERS -- Nov Mitiotd, N.J. ( + ) eveity Tuesday Ilrt.ddEe Sehoot, Zostyn Avenue

We must have been the fourth club to bid goodbye to Shirley Seigel. By now, she probably wishes to change her mind and stay in Northern NJ. All our refreshment committees are doing extremely well, in spite of the fact that we have no kitchen! Round dancers take note: Ed Shearwood is doing great programs these days (with Les's help) and there is always room for more round dancers - so come on out for a fine program of both square

and round dancing. We hope you all have had a happy holiday season and we look forward to having you with us for a wonderful year of dancing in

1983. (AD on page 44 Bitt/CyAene Finch 201-261-4660 29

You are invited to the first JACKPOT FESTIVAL EAST

April 3-7,1983 Square Dancing in Atlantic City

Sunday Thru Thursday - Five Nights On The Boardwalk At The Fabulous

RESORTS INTERNATIONAL HOTEL THE CALLERS:

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Five nights, deluxe accommodations, price includes room, tax, parking, dance and workshop fees, casino starters, special price giveaways, Gala poolside party. Rooms are limited so please hurry

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Be among the first to sign up:

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$349.00 Per Couple

Tax Included Single Room $305.00

Charles R. Supin, Co.-Director JACKPOT FESTIVAL EAST 924 Niblick Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada 89108

Yes. I want to be among the first to attend the JACKPOT FESTIVAL EAST April 3.7, 1983 at the

RESORTS INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY

My deposit of $75 00 (per couple) is enclosed. Please make check payable to

JACKPOT FESTIVAL EAST. Cancellation may be received by March 1 with full refund of deposit Any

cancellation received after the cut off period will forfeit the deposit

My preference for dancing is Names

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HANOVER SQUARES -- Whippanyi N.J. ( + ) 2 g 4 Ftidav, TEE MtAboW 5CHooL - Reynolds Avenue Hannvar Cquarae ic cott!ing in very smoothly in their new home of BEE

MEADOW SCHOOL on Reynolds Avenue in Whippany. We are happy to inform you that we have a much larger dancing area, so come & enjoy it with us. Our Annual Dinner Dance was a great success with OODLES of Door Prizes. Our Presidents Kay/Rudy Sauer are doing a great job in carrying out all the plans and goodies they announced at the years' beginning. For more of the same see our ad. Drive safely through the Winter - We want to see you dancing. (AV on page 42 ) Bob/VatelLie Hite t 201-627-8449

Heights School - Seminole Ave.

.\ -: F(611

S,19-1.;-Land, N.J. Pay phone 201/337-985 S G (SA,

Level - Advanced SQUARES

Jan. 8 Roy Leber

(.,Q) Jan. 22 Bruce Busch

Feb. 12 Todd Fellegy

Feb. 26 Roy Leber

March 12 Todd Fellegy

March 26 Dick Green

April 9 Todd Fellegy

ROUNDS 8:00 PM SQUARES 8:30 - 11:30 PT Peg and Doc Tirrell Plus Hash Tip

Soft-soled shoes please

Presidents: Bud and Jinny Allison 201/261-9376

337-4732

12/82

GRAND PROWLERS -- Whippany, N.J. ( + ) 1 g 3 Satunday Fnabyten-can Chuteh, Route 10

We have a winning combination with Ralph Stapenell as our club caller & our own Grace/Walt Pennie on the rounds. Our club members now forty & growing each week. They and our loyal friends have combined to make our Saturday nites a real happy occasion. We thank you all. We had the pleasure of being raided by Covered Bridge, Tenakill Twirlers & Happy Squares - all on the same night....but we managed by dancing in the al-coves and all had a ball. A note on "RAIDS" - as we have limited space, please give us advance notice. Call the Blanchards 694-2735 for info - All are welcome. (AD on page 3 ) Sitt/Rita Mitten 201-335-7806

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Stillwater Lle.rwntary School, Rt. 521, Still).tter, N.J. B-10:30 P.M.

Bob Tarrant/ Lewis Jewell- Squares Peg 6 Joe Do.kry - Rowlds

Jan. 19 RA1nbcw Delight - Workshop 7:30 Lewis Jewell Feb. 2 Western Hat - Bob Tarrant Sqs. - 7:30 Rounds Workshop Feb. 16 Sw,LthIcart ILince - Workshop 7:30 L,Wis Jewell March 2 H4wailan klu-Down - Bob Tarrant - 7:30 Ruua,ds Workshop March 16 St. Patty a - Workshop 7:30 Lewis Jewell Apr11 6 FA.ter Basket-Design one - Prizes - Bob Tarrant - 7:30 Rdh.Wksp. Apr11 20 Mystery Dangle - 2nd Annual- Guest Caller, Ted Knauss

First United Methodist Church-Ryerson Ave, Newton-Info.3B3-3115 May 4 Max Day - Installation of Officers-Bob Tarrant- 7:30 Rd.. Wks!). May 18 T Shirt Dance - Prize. - 7:30 Workshop Lewin Jewell June ) Vacation Dance - Covered Dish - Bob Tarrant - 7:30 Rds. Wksp.

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, kit awarded the cove

GARDEN STATE SQUARE DANCE CAMPERS

In winter our thoughts turn to visiting the clubs in our NNJ area and our annual dinner dance. Traditionally the last Sunday in January, it is always a most festive occasion...and gives our Delegate a good chance to sell Booster Tags for GRAND SQUARE. Our new officers are officially in-stalled at this dance and members who've managed to make all our campouts the previous summer are

ed special camping dangle.John/Gtace Daigkepont ,391-1499

THE SPINNING WHEELS

OF WAYNE

THE WAYNE CIVIC CENTER 1006 HAMBURG TURNPIKE

WAYNE,NEW JERSEY

Feb. 7 MS Paul Brody

Feb. 14 PLUS Wayne Applegate "Cupids Arrow" Dangle D'ance

Feb. 28 PLUS Bill Heyman

Mar. 7 MS Dick Pasvolski

Mar. 14 PLUS Fred Weiner

Mar. 21 MS Joe Fioretti "Signs of

Spring" Dangle Dance

Time:8:00-10:15

Donation: $2.00/Guest $1.75/Member

For Info.: 696-2911 835-6424

DANCING SQUARES -- Cltanpltd, N.J. + ) 1 5 3 Satukday Pheabytetian Chukch, Splungiied Avenue

We've moved again! This time to the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ON SPRINGFIELD AVE., off NORTH UNION AVENUE in Cranford. This is a much bet-ter location because it's right in the HEART of Cranford and is very easy to find. This is where the last two New Years Eve dances have been held.

Our annual Halloween Dance was a howling success. We were raided by Country Promenaders and had visitors from many other clubs. A rollicking good time was had by all. Bill Dann is a great caller & Ron Rumble was his usual superior self cueing the Rounds. Lois Green outdid herself with what looked like hundreds of beautiful decorations all over the place. We had a wonderful assortment of cakes and cookies brought by the members.Af-ter the dance we were all so busy having our refreshments & door prizes we completely forgot about the dangles. Dale Gangaware brought 150 to the dance and left with the same amount! Not one person inquired about them. If you missed getting your dangle, just contact Dale.

(ad on page 9 ) Sybil/Len Limon 201-272-6764

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Students! Strut Your Stuff at Solitaires' Class Level Dances

West Orange Community House, 242 Main St., West Orange, NJ

For information see our flyer or call 887-5705.

Betsy Gotta February 20th Wayne Applegate March 20th

Dances start at 7:30 PM

featuring

Who ate the "HAPPY SQUARES?" Thu £ a queAtion naked many time4. We ate a group o6 14 young tetitee4 who volunteet thew setvice4 to exhibit the att o6 hquate 6 nound dancing iot non-p 46it otganizationh, ie. SenLot Citizen6, nut4ing homed,

hchoot, etc., in the Betgen County area. We avetage 20 exhibitionA a yeah, (during the day) g enjoy every minute, including Quit tepeat pet6otmance4. Fotmed in 1978; equipped with bnight cotot6ut 4kitt6 with matchina ve4/4 S tie4 iot the ietta4; a badge 604 each member with a btight Amitey 6ace; out own exttaotdinate cattet - CURA, Peg Tittelt. We ate atwayh looking Got intetehted coupte4 to join ta in btinging 4unahine into the tivez o6 otheth. Helen ReLlinget, known mo "mother" to the clan, ih out cooltdina-tot and contact pennon, i6 you ate available give het a cat at 568-4116. "We ate Happy" Squates. 10•■■■•

Winter's beautiful scenery 'Abounds in Kuz'ns country;

also well cleared roads. Square up here and see.

Club Caller: Bob Mitchell First and Third Saturdays $4 per couple 8 - 10:30 P.M.

Franklin Presbyterian Church Franklin New Jersey

January 1 CANCELLED

15 Bob Mitchell

February 5 Bob Mitchell

19 Bill Wagner

March 5 Bob Mitchell 8th Anniversary

19 Bob Mitchell

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Co-Chaitmen with Peg/ Joe Dock4y who cued Rounds .

Co-Chk. with Janet/ Gtenn Cooke i Kemy Stutzman who shafted S/D honors

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Shi4tey'a Vitus Shoppe was busy

Ed/Alva Bett we'ie honoked

theiA many years

as Insmance Chai4men.

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SUNDAYS N C E S

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MINI - FESTIVAL MEMORIES - 1982

CAL GOLDEN (wake VOL( dancing when Cat_Atew in ikom EuAope just to catt OUA NNJ speciat in '69) who has been calling/teaching SID 604 oven 35 yeaAs has announced his netiAement. A tioundeA of CALLERLAB, Cat has Aeceived many honou inctuding a gold 4ecokd 104 his "God Bless Arne/Lica". CROWD (Cent►at Regis tAy o WoAtd Dancers) has also announced i/s ketite-

ment. Now that the DIRECTORY i4 wet e6tabtished Steve/F4an Stephens oi San Antonio,TX witt take a wed ea/wed ke4t to 6ottow theist advice and tAavet about dancing up a storm. We wizh them many happy years doing just that and 4incekety hope NJ/NY is on thw. itinetam.

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CROSS TRA/L SQUARES -- Caldwell) N.J. ( + 2 g 4 Wedned day Lirtc_obt chooZ, Ctane Sticeet

Happy New Year to all!! Our Christmas Dance, to which our students were

invited, got everyone into the holiday spirit. This was followed by our New Year's Eve dance at St. Aioysius Church with Dick Pasvolsky calling. It was well attended and everyone had a wonderful time. Many thanks to the Scagnelli's and Marlowe's for chairing the event. In December, several couples staged a fashion show for our students and others travelled to Neil's New Yorker for a dinner & show. As we welcome 1983, we look forward to calling by Will Larsen, Bill Wagner, Charles Kides and our special Val-entine's Day & St. Patrick's Day dances with Paul Brody - and Jeanne Brody on the rounds. Won't you join us? We're always happy to see you.

(AD on page 23 ) Watt/Pat Sicktea

16TH CONNECTICUT SQUARE & ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL BLOONFTELD, CT.

SUNDAY MARCH 20, 19P3 10 HALLS 40 CALLERS 20 CITERS

LEVELS BASICS TO CHALLENGE SEPARATE ROUND DANCE HALL DANCING FUN FOR EVERYONE FREE BUSING BETWEEN HALLS

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COVERED BRIDGE SQUARES -- Nutley, N.J. ( + ) 2 g 4 FAidayk Fitantakn Repkmed- Chultch, Hat side C4e4cent

We have 2 sets of students being taught by Jules Pozsar. They are do-, ing well & enjoying themselves. We met them at our Christmas Dance. Our fall bus trip was a huge success. On our way at 8 AM the Pietruchas handed out their song sheets & we sang our way to Hyde Park with Rae Tellefsen providing the music. We toured the plush Vanderbilt Mansion & property & could not have chosen a better day to view the changing colors of the tree leaves. We were then taken to the Hudson Valley Winery where we had lunch, & square danced. We know why the bus was dark S. quiet on the long way home.

We visited the Flutterwheels & had a very pleasant evening. Our many friends there made sure we had a good time. Another social event was our annual dinner dance & movie night with 28 at the movie & 17 for dinner. We raided a fast growing club in our NNJSDA-Spinning Wheels and a club having a successful rebirth-Grand Prowlers. Come dance with us. Happy Holidays to all our many friends.

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COUNTRY PROMENADERS -- Edieont N.J. + 2 5 4 Satutday4 getbekt HooveA Pt. High - JackAon Avenue It seems as though the season just started...and here come the holidays!

For the Country Promenaders this has been a season of large crowds, fun callers, & a spirit of cooperation throughout the club. We have had two demos at the Woodbridge Mall & one at the JFK Jospital Rehab Center. To date we have raided 3 clubs with Bill/Clara Sobelewski, our fearless raid chairman leading the way. More raids are planned, and we are working toward the Fellowship Award. There will be a Dinner Dance in May by tick-et only. Contact the Gracchis, 752-7004 for tickets. Come on out and en-joy our many talented callers, & also, the great food our club members have been consistently providing.

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Feb. 5 Al Kaesler Feb. 19 Al Kaesler Mar. 5 Joe Fioretti Mar. 19 to be announced Apr. 2 Joe Fioretti Apr. 16 Joe Landi

Rounds by Max and Nancy Nosker

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COLONIAL SQUARES -- Clank, N.J. ( C-1 ) evenly ThuitAday CakL rump6 SchooL, Mildked Tut/Lace

This article was written before the holiday season & it will probably appear in a later issue, therefore all of us at Colonial Squares extend a belated holiday greeting & a sincere wish for a Happy New Year to all. Now for some tidbits about our club. Our C-I Workshop and review is moving along like clockwork and before long we will change over to a full C-I dance beginning some time in April 1983 and continue every Thursday thereafter. Keep that date in mind & plan to come over & share an enjoy- able evening with us. Come sooner if you like. Dave Smith with his smooth style is whipping US into shape, & he is working hard to get us through some of the more intricate steps, even so, there were times when the floor looked like Grand Central Station during rush hour, especially when he taught "Scoot and Plenty" --amid the confusion you could hear Dave's calm, reassuring voice saying. Oh My God! What a mess. let's get out of this." Of course, we regroup and get back "home" and Dave starts over and over again until everyone has it down pat. That's what workshop is all about, isn't it? Tony/Caltmen Sottentino 212-447-0612

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CLOVERLEAFS -- New Mitio4d, N.J. ( + DBD ) 1 Friday

Schoot, Rastyn Avenue

Christmas came early for the Cloverleafs, when Mr. & Mrs. Claus, John/ Mary Aquino, presidents of the Hix & Chix and over 4 sets, raided us in December. With Will Larsen on squares & Tirrells on rounds, a very fes-tive time was had by all. This raid could not have come at a better time, since we have lost money at every dance for over two years and we were about to fold. Now we will be able to hold out for another month or so... Many thanks Hix & Chix. We have a great list of callers and are the only Plus dance within an hours ride on the first Friday of each month. So come on out and dance with us. We have relinquished our Al/A2 dance-work- shop on the third Friday because of objections filed by the Tenaki I I Twir-lers with the NNJSDA. (AD on page 28 )Louisette/Bilt Nantz 201-384-8524

CIRCLE EIGHTS -- Ctesskitt, N.J. ( MS ) 4th Fhiday

RepAmed Church, Lexkngton Avenue

Our Circle 8's have really been moving at full speed this dancing year-everyone is still telling all who will listen about the excellent fun, food & frolic at our mini-weekend in the Catskills. Ask someone who was there & be convinced you should sign up for our Spring outing as soon as possible. Our membership continues to grow as the many "pluses" of be- coming a member of our group become apparent. Why not try us soon??? New graduates always we and will feel very comfortable with us as Bi II Heyman calls an interesting dance in the Mainstream Family, Rounds are at 8 with either the McLaughlins or Tirrells.Dave/Dot Pinand 201-796-6473

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By the time you read this the holiday season will be a happy memory, & we certainly will have things to remember. We started celebrating early with our Ed Foote Special & I'm sure our many guests enjoyed him as much as we did. Our thanks go to those dancers who remembered to bring a toy for our annual Christmas charity dance. The Holiday dance with our class members was great fun-what terrific dancers they're going to be. Paul Brody has done a wonderful job of bringing them along. We won't forget our New Year's Eve party - good calling, good friends, good dancing, good food & no "morning after" to spoil the fun! But the best thing about square dancing is that the fun doesn't end with the holidays. At Belles & Beaux the fun goes on all year along.

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For a club that hasn't been in existence too long, AL"e"MO SQUARES is making very big strides -- some of our members have extremely long legs. If they don't trip over them, we'll continue to go places. The enthusiasm for dancing that permeates our club hasn't withered one iota; only the dancers wither, occasionally, after a full night of dancing. However, after a cup of coffee or two, they're completely rejuvenated and are ready to start all over again. I wonder if there is something in those coffee beans that we don't know about. Someday we'll find out maybe! Our

club was thrilled to be featured in the Burdick's magazine AMERICAN SQUARE DANCE feature article "Best Club TricI4' in their December issue for our decorations that covered everything square dance wise in our club from "A" to "Z". (AV on page 24) Bea/At Axebtod 212-854-2401

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The SQUARE PINCUSHION remakes a Patchwork Skirt....

In answer to several requests, I'll redo an old favorite. This particular skirt is made of all equal size squares.(Easier that way).

First,you must determine the length of skirt you need. Since this will be a 5 tier skirt, divide your length by 5 and add 1" for seams(i.e. 2 *" seams). That is the size of the squares you need to cut. For example:a 22" length divided by 5 = 4 2/5" 4.1" m 5 2/5" squares.

Choose fabrics that are light in weight; these can be leftovers or pieces purchased on purpose. You will need 10 squares for the top tier, then 20, then 40, then 80, and the bottom tier will need 160. A total of 310 squares.

You can simplify your cutting by making a template of cardboard or other firm material and trace around that. Be sure your grain lines are vertical or horizontal, not on the bias.

Sew the squares,at random, together to form a long strip for each tier. Gather the top edge of tier 2 to fit the lower edge of tier 1. You will notice 2 squares gather to fit 1 square in row above.

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If adjustments are necessary, shorten at the top tier, or lengthen by adding eyelet ruffling or a matching ruffle to one of your fabrics to the lower edge.

Finally, make a couple blouses, to match some of your fabrics, varying the sleeve lengths to accommodate the seasons. And of course, some related ties for hubby.

CAUTION: ALWAYS launder fabrics before using-better to play it safe- one bleeding square could ruin it all.

Enjoy and any questions, call or drop me a line,

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It's been a busy year and we're looking forward to a great New dancing season-along with the experience and enthusiasm of the old members, we have quite a few new members and are anticipating a good year. We com-peted in the square dancing competition in the N.J. State Fair 4-H at Great Adventure in September and received an excellent rating for our ef-forts. We are concentrating on shaping up and expanding our talents in readiness for the many dance and exhibitions coming up this season, hope-fully culminating in a return appearance at Next Years State Fair. Ali new members are welcome and we are happy to introduce them to the wonder-ful world of square dancing. ELLen Neuvitte 201 - 228 -4972

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Ftom the desk o4 Betsy Gotta, pus dent CCNJ THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS - is often that there are

not enough experienced ones at lessons. Some people start to angel, but get trapped by other commitments. Other experienced dancers might like to help, but can't

commit every lesson night for 9 months. Angels help your club, and from my point of view last years class members, although willing, are often not strong enough to help others. (Don't stop coming!) We need the more ex-perienced dancers, too. A rotation list could be a solution. Check with your teacher as to how many angels could be used. Ask club members who would angel one night a month, then set up a schedule, rotating these an-gels to share the burden. An "on call" list of members who live close and might come out to fill a square is also a possibility.

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When LEGACY initiated the Iiikst dancers sukvey 1980, the questionnaike was designed to define the dancets' Oclings about cektain aspects o l6 SID 5 ketated.activities. FILM the many comments, execttent ketukn hate, ex tka copies kepAoduced it became obvtous that the dancers neatly wanted a voice in .thew activity. As a pant o6 LEGACY'S tong-standing commitment to 6unction as a listening post 6on the activity, and- as a continuing bi-ennial pkoject, LEGACY is now keteasing its thikd questionnaike. Help keep squakc dancing the way you like it by completutg this dancer survey. Dick/JAn brown, LEGACY Questionnaike sukvey Chaikman, witt combine youft ke-pties with atheks 5 pass the Aesults on to associations, catteAs S ctubs aU overt the wioAtd. YOUR ANSWERS ARE IMPORTANT! I. Please write in your home state (or country, if not USA) 2. How many years have you been dancing? 3. On the average, how many dances per month do you attend?

4. Of those you know who've dropped out of square dancing, what do you feel are the most significant reasons for their disappearance from our

activity? Felt rushed -- inadequate learning time Were bored -- not enough variety Felt pressure -- toward higher dance levels Styling -- rough or non-standard moves Social -- not accepted by group

Club -- functions or responsibilities Caller -- inadequate in some way

Other. specify please. 5. Have you ever been a club officer? Yes No 6. Have you ever attended a S/D leadership panel or seminar?

Yes No 7. If so, did you find the information: useful; interesting;

no help. method of teaching and/or emphasing etiquette do you think is effective? Caller in class Experienced dancer in class

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Written material ____By example indicate what you like most & least about S/d, using a +5 to -5 Put a "+5" in front of the thing you like most & a "-5" in front thing you like least. Rate the other things relative to their to you. For example, you might rate "mixers" a "+2" & "cost" a If an item is of no concern to you, leave the line blank.

Exercise The challenge Round dancing Cost New acquaintances The clothes

---Learning new things Pleasure of dancing Contras ---boing things with friends Mixers ---Club activities

Club Leadership Getting out

Yours comments on anything ketative to Aqua/Le dancing on related activi-ties woutd be welcomed. Ptease use another sheet oi paper. AU comments wilt be Aeado extAacted, categokized 6 distAibuted to intvtested peksons. Please ketukn yowl questionnaike by Apkit 1 1983 so it will be inc.tuded in Dick/Jan brown's initiat kepokt to be deiveked at LEGACY VI in St. Louis, May 1953. Owt sincete thanks Lost taking time to help.

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QUARTERLY SELECTION COMMITTEE tepokta... For the quarter beginning Jan, 1, 1982, the MS Quarterly Selections Committee has chosen one new move for workshops at MS dances. The

move is DIVIDE TO A COLUMN. Starting formation - 14 Tag formation (Wave be-tween facing couples). Outsides Divide & Touch 14- Wave ends and adjacent centers Cast Off 3/4. Move ends in right hand columns. Timing is 6 beats based upon the timing for Cast Off 3/4. The Divide and Touch can also be accomplished in this same time.

CALLERLAB's Plus Quarterly Selection Committee, chaired by Jerry Schat-zer wishes to announce that there will not be a Plus Quarterly Selection for the first quarter on 1982. The committee, consisting of approximately 100 members, recently held a ballot regarding this decision. No selection was made since there was no consensus for a suitable call for the +QS.

CALLERLAB is pleased to announce the results of the 1982 election to the Board of Governors. Bob Van Antwerp (NV) was elected for a third time. He is joined by Bob Osgood (CA) who was a charter member & who has now been re-elected. Also re-elected after a year absence was Lee Kopman (NY). Elected for the first time are Wade Driver (TX), & Don Hanhurst (FL). Our congratulations to the successful candidates. Congratulations to the other nominated candidates - they include Bill Addison (MD), Carl Anderson (OK), Don Beck 04A), Bill Davis (CA), Ed Foote (PA), Betsy Gotta (NJ) Larry Ingber (AZ), Martin Mallard (CAN), Osa Mathews (CA), Roger Morris (CA) & Francis Zeller (KS). Other members currently serving on the Board include: Dave Taylor (CHR), Harold Bausch, Al Brundage, Stan Burdick, Norm Cross, Curley Custer, Orphie Easson, Bob Fisk, Marshall Flippo, Ed Foote, Kip Garvey, Cal Golden, Jerry Haag, Jon Jones, Ernie Kinney, Frank Lane, Jack Larry, Melton Luttrell, Jim Mayo, Bill Peters, Jerry Schatzer, & Don Williamson. John Kaltenthaler is the Executive Secretary and Herb Egender is the Assistant Executive Secretary of this SID callers Interna-tional organization. The next CALLERLAB Meeting will be held March 28-30 down in Philadelphia, PA. Many of our local callers will be attending.

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The International Association of Round Dance Teachers

The 1982-1983 Classic list includes:

EASY I. Dancing Shadows (Arnfield) 2. Tips Of My Fingers (Palmquist) 3. Walk Right Back (May) 4. Mexicali Rose (Stapelton) 5. Tango Mannita (Smith) 6. Hot Lips (Highburger) 7. Frenchy Brown (Tetzlaff) 8. Street Fair (Mere°la) 9. Little White Moon (Wilder) 10. Take One Step (Lehnert)

ADVANCED 1. Elaine (Highburger) 2. Rivere de Lune (Palmquist) 3. Let's Dance (Stone) 4. Fascination Waltz (Moss) 5. Autumn Leaves (Moss) 6. Maria Elena (Ward) 7. The Singing Piano Waltz (Marx) 8. Melody Waltz (Moss) 9. Twelfth Street Rag (Simmons) 10. Waltz Tramonte (Britton)

their annual meeting in

INTERMEDIATE 1. Answer Me (Palmquist) 2. Birth Of The Blues (Parrott) 3. Folsom Prison Blues (Peterman) 4. Feelin' (Barbee) 5. Green Door (Proctor) 6. A Continental Goodnight (Murbach) 7. Roses For Elizabeth (Bliss) 8. Deam Awhile (Ellis) 9. Spaghetti Rag (Gniewek) 10. My Love (Proctor) 11. Moon Over Naples (Brownyard) 12. Hold Me (Reilly) 13. Maria (Woolcott) 14. In The Arms Of Love (Morrison) 15. Patricia (Walkinshaw/Goss)

ROUNDALAB CLASSIC LIST as adopted at Utah fur the period of 1982 - 1983.

The committee also felt that it would be useful to include with this Press Release a list of the dances in each category which received a signifi-cant number of votes but failed to make the Classic List. They are:

Intermediate: Neapolitan Waltz (Harden), Very Smooth (Wiese), Third Man Theme (Reilly), Alice Blue Gown (Utley), Butterfly (Proctor), Kon

Tiki (Glazier). Three A.M. (Moss); I Wanta Quickstep (Palmquist), Shiek

Ot Araby (Roberts), Lisbob Antigua (DeMaine), Dance (Merola), That Happy Feeling (Tennet), Lazy Quickstep (Moss), Beautiful River (Morri-son), Pearly Shells (Latta), Them Old Songs (Campbell), Games That Lov-els Play (Wolcott), and Sunrise Sunset (Wolcott).

Advanced: Marilyn Marilyn (Palmquist), Lovely Lady (Palmquist), Sugar-foot Stomp (Easterday), Nearest and Dearest (Palmquist) and Wonderland

by Night (Moss).

The CALLER, Memphis! December, 1982

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ROUND DANCE HIGHLIGHTS Ctete/Gait Potk, NNJSDA R/D Lidiaon

The NNJRDLC Fall Festival held 11/7/82 at Bridgewater Voc-Tech School was a very successful and Gala occasion. Excellent cueing by Council Leaders, beautiful door prizes, brand new R/D banner, and a hard to resist refreshment table contributed to the enjoyment. Applause was loud and clear for Nancy/Max Nosker's club members who demonstrated two round dances. Many thanks to Shirley/Frank Bellotti for over seeing all the details which provided Round Dancers with an enjoyable interlude.

The more we become involved in the Council activities, the more we realize how fortunate our area is to have such a dedicated, cooperative group of leaders. Their concern & support for each other is very evident. Perhaps that is why our R/D movement is expanding. We are happy to report that more leaders & their clubs are sponsoring individual "Afternoon of Rounds" so that there are more opportunities for our dancers to mingle & mix. 89 Bogert Count, Mahwah,NJ 07430 201-891-0658 CLOUD NINERS - Tue6day,Chniat Chukch,Newton,NJ - DockIty 201-995-2133

In December we joined Guys & Dolls in Philly for our annual R/D Dinner Dance. We meet weekly with Basic Review at 7 PM; ROM & Low Intermediates 8 and Intermediate dancing at 9. Review nite is once a month. We'd love to have you visit. Welcome to My World & Taste of the Wind we've added. DANCING SHADOWS - TuudayA - Scotch Ptaino,NJ- - -Kellogg 201-889-4178

Basic Class (Sundays) may not be quantity, but very good quality. Tues. club dances range from easy to High Int. Have been reviewing Spanish Gypsy, 3 AM, Lonesome Mdma Blues, My World, Gypsy Eyes as well as ROM's. Welcome! EMERALD ROUNDS - Noah Bettmote,NY Gkeen 516-781-0441

E-Z level dances Mondays 8-10 in Amityville,LI & the Int.-Adv. dances Tuesdays in North Bellmore. All are welcome to come join us. HOT GARTERS - Mondao/Thwa Itonia,NJ Pennie 201-584-0151

Back from Florida vacation to greet grandchild #16! Hot Garters #1 & #2 Mondays/Thursdays are full of happy dancers...who wish happy holidays to all. ROCK-A-ROUNDS - Mondays-Pearl RiveA,NY SheaAwood 914-429-8332

All dancers are welcome to our first Sweetheart Ball Feb 13. See flyer for details. Our new group of dancers are doing great...most have joined our club are are dancing up a storm. Join us for Classic & Int rounds.

PLEASE ASK FOR BROCHURES ON ABOVE TRIPS For Brochures & Info: Happy Travellers,340 Highland Ave.,

Randolph,MA 02368 (617)963-0713

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ROUND ROBIN R/D CLUB - Montgomeky,NY Shipman 914-692-2468 We wish you alt a happy & healthy New Year. Our Nov. R/D party was a

great success. The Tues. & Thurs. clubs are doing well. Some of our mem-bers have flown south for winter; looking forward to their return. RHYTHMAIRES - Wedneaday4,Watdwick,NJ Tikicett 201-568-5857

For January we are meeting in the Methodist Church in Franklin Lakes right near the school where we hold our March 13"Afternoon of Rounds". The class and club are coming along nicely. Visitors are always welcome. ROY'S ROWDY ROUNDS - New Bunswick,NJ Gotta 201-249-2086

We'll be reactivating this spring. Call if you are interested. TIRRELL TWIRLERS - CittA.skitt, NJ Tivtett 201-568-5857

SUNDAY- Classic R/Ders are having fun catching up on the Clssics, in-cluding Spaghetti Rag, Tango Bongo , My Love and a few others.

MONDAY - Our LEGACY R/D party is an annual party in which all the pro-ceeds are donated to LEGACY. We thank all who came to join our circle.

TUESDAY - We are working on the Intermediate R/D including Singing Piano, Hawaiian Wedding Song, BooHoo to name a few. TRISTRAM R/Dem - Watchung, NJ 74-attam 201-561-5914

Our Beginners class prior to Valley Squares is coming along well. They have been most faithful at the 6:30-7:30 sessions before our Valley S/D. Lobo Squares featured beginning rounds at their Christmas Party. VALLEY STEPPERS - PaAamuz, NJ Steve/Ptan Stadt

We had a fantastic turnout for our Christmas party. What a grand way to begin the holiday season. We dance at the Christ Lutheran Church in Paramus on some Fridays at 8 PM. The dates for 1983 include Jan. 7; Feb. 11 & 25; April 1 & 22; May 13 4 27 and June 3. We dance High Intermediate and Advanced Rounds. Call Greens for info. cillumewatosswelik

lit Next NNJRDLC Meeting Maltch 6 -1:30 PM. FOA place contact RIP . teadeta. Any RID cum/teadert ia .wetcome,to attend. Next Counckt RID FeAtivat - Sunday, Aptit 10 .in Montvctte, NJ 2-5 pm.

"DEEP PURPLE"

Composers: Eva & Joe Hankins 8040 Troost Ave.

St. Louis, MO. 63123 (314) 832-8771

RHYTHM: FOXTROT FOOTWORK: OPPOSITE SEQUENCE: INTRO-A-B-A-B-A-ENDING

INTRO

S/V ROM JANUARY

MEAS. 1-4 (OP FACE WALL) WAIT; WAIT; APART,—,POINT,—; PICKUP,—,TCH,—;

1-2. Open facing wall wait 2 mess; ; 3-4. Apart L,—,point R twd Ptr,—; Tog R pickup,—,tch L to R,—;

(CP LOD)

PART A

1-4 FWD,—, RUN,2; RUN,2; (BOX) FWD,—,SD, CL; BK, —,SD, CL; 1-2. (CP LOD) Fwd L,—, run R, L; Fwd R,—, run L, R; 3-4. (CP LOD) (BOX) Fwd L,—,Sd R, CI L; Bk R,—, Sd L, CI R CP LOD;

5-8

L TURN,—,SD,CL; L TURN,—,SD,CL; (HOVER) FWD,—,SD,REC; THRU —,SD,CL;

5-6. CP LOD Fwd L tum,—,SD R, CI L CP RLOD; Bwd R tum,—,Sd L,CI R; FC W

7-8 CP WALL Hover fwd L,—,Sd R rise to bail of foot, rec L; Thru R (W thru L) ,—, (blend CP) Sd L, CI R CP WALL;

9-12 ROCK SD L,—,REC,THRU;ROCK SD R,—,REC,THRU; CIRCLE

AWAY ,—,2,3;TOG,—,2,3;

9-10. (CP WALL) Rock Sd L,—,rec R, thru L (RLOD); (CP WALL) Rock Sd R,—,rec L, thru R (OP LOD);

11-12. (OP LOD) Circle away L,—,R,L; Circle Tog R,—, L, R (BFLY WALL);

13-16 (BOX) FWD,—,SD, CL; BK,—,SD, CL; VINE,—,2,3; THRU,—, RUN, 2 SCP; 13-14. (BFLY WALL) Box fwd L,—,Sd R, CI L; Bk R,—,Sd L, CI R; 15-16. (BFLY WALL) Sd L,—, XRIB, Sd L; Thru R,—, run L, R SCP;

PART B

1-4 FWD,—,RUN,2; MANUV,—,SD,CL; (SPIN TURN) PIVOT,—,RISE,REC; BK,—,SD, CL; 1-2. (SCP LOD) Fwd L,—, run R,L; Manuv R,—,Sd L, CI R (CP RLOD); 3-4. (SPIN TURN) Bk L pivot RF to CP LOD,—, rise to ball of foot R,

Rec L; Bk R,—, Sd L, CI R (CP LOD); 5-8 (SCAR) TWINKLE,—,SD, CL; (BJO) TWINKLE,—, SD, CL;

(CP-WALL VINE,—,2, 3; PICKUP,—, SD, CL;

5-6. Blend SCAR Prog twinkle XLIF (WXRIB) Sd R, CI L; Blend BJO Prog twinkle XRIF (WXLIB) Sd L, CI R;

7-8.

BI Face Wall Vine Sd L,—,XRIB,Sd L; Pickup R,—,Sd L,CI R CP LOD;

9-12. (CP LOD) ROCK SD L,—, REC, THRU; ROCK SD R,—, REC, CL;

(CP LOD ROCK FWD,—, REC, BK; ROCK BK,—,REC, FWD;

9-12 , CP LOD Rock Sd L,—,rec R, thru L twd wall; Rock Sd R,—, Rec L, CI R;

11-12. CP LOD Rock Fwd L,—, Rec R, Bk L; CP LOD Rock Bk R,—, Rec L, Fwd R CP LOD;

13-16 L TURN,—,SD,CL; L TURN,—,SD,CL; VINE/TWIRL,—,2,3;

PICKUP,—,SD, CL; 13-14. CP LOD Fwd L turn,—, Sd R, CI L CP RLOD;

Bk R turn,—, Sd L, Cl R CP WALL; 15-16. Sd L,—, XRIB, Sd L (W twirl RF R,—, L, R);

Pickup R,—, Sd L, CI R CP LOD;

ENDING

MEAS. 1 STEP THRU, ROCK APART; or QUICK APART/POINT;

1. After meas 15 of Part A last time Step thru R, Rock Apart L to Acknowledge;

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CENTRAL NEW JERSEY SQUARE DANCE ASSOCIATION

A new 4late o4 064u/a 4cheduted to be in4talted on januaAy 16th at a Special_ Dance 04 CNJSVA. At OWE iaat Executive Board Meeting, we welcomed two new ctuba into the Ashociation....gkowing, low but 4u4e. Ca-544 dances axe be-ing planned lon catty zoing....muat keep tho4e new danceu intekeated. Dun Soing Dance ca planned lox Apitit 23kd at Freehold High School with Clint McLean and then on Sunday a tite4noon, an advanced dance with Clint ZS atso 4cheduted.

on CNJSDA catt Geokge/Ro4e Dock 31 WaveAly Place, Freehold, NJ 1-462-8159. Happy Hotiday4 to att!!!

BERMUDA AND NASSAU

A UNIQUE SQUARE DANCE CRUISE

'I THE SPRING FLING' - ApAit 30th - May 7th, 1983

SHIP: Home Linea Magni6icent SS OCEANIC Specie P4ice: In4ide Cabin Categoky II $895.00

Outside Cabin Category 7 $955.00

Daily dancing to Call us for

Mike Foley 201-567-6337

Mike's calling, exclusives for group members more information or the Oceanic Brochure:

Valerie Smith or Travel Unique, Inc.

914-962-4058

"Goodlkiends net.ghbok4 ate gkeat to have in timtz of adveuity, but nothing in thi4 woktd can beat aqua/Le danceu when it comes to giving help.

Agek our cat was demotiahed on Thankagiving Day on out way to a Lout day S/D Aeativat I was hoapi-tatized aixteen day4 with neck 8 back injuAiea.

Our S/D ptienda down in BaUimoke made auite that I had vi4itok4 at eea4t once eveny day. Not only that, they made amangementa to have a lull Thanksgiving dnneft bkought in to me, 8 then they went on to keep Silt with them overnight 40 they could make suite he ate and slept welt. Pam J S Jennie bkought me back to theit home

40 I would have 4omebody with me at alt time4. The 't heat 8 haspilatity were a4 big as all outdoors .

Thiz iA jEat a 4hokt note to publicly expteas our heantliett .thanks to all our S/D itienda who came in duking the 4ummek to make acute I was ok du/Ling the dayand made sure that I had a beautiAut Lunch. VOU4 uniaiting kindneaaea witt atwaya be a tkeaauke on La. it rA good to be ative and to be a pat o S the Square Dance Comm y. With all out Love

Vonna/Ritt AndeAzon 50

1 V T VA -- Boonton, N.J. ( MS; W +1 event Fkiday Rockaway Methocait Peckish Hou4e, Valley Road

Our is program hos been very successfui and aii dancers moving smooth-

ly. We try to provide a place for those who want to brush-up on plus cal Is using a variety of calls without pressure. Starting in January we will have class level dances on 2 & 4 Fridays and plus workshops on the alter-nate Fridays. We wish everyone a Happy New Year and fun dancing.

(2 ADS on page4 14 6 22 ) Bob/Kay Takkant 201-766-5628

Happiness is Square Dancing MERRI- EIGHTS SQUARE DANCING CLUB

Dag Hammarskjold School, Rues Lane, East Brunswick, New Jersey

1st & 3rd FRIDAYS of every month PLUS level

January 7 21

February 4 1

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Reglilar dance Snow nail

7?,euilar dance Valentine Dance

Rer.rular dance St. Patrick's Dance

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Rounds are cued by Nancy & Max Nosker, with a "teach" from 7:30 to 8:00. Squares start at 8:00, and we dance

until 10:30 pm.

For info: call Bonnie/Ed Silverberg 201-583-6786

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VALLES, SQUARES -- Watchung, N.J. ( ) 1,3,5 Thuk4day4 gaybekky Lane School

Carl Hanks bout with the flu had a happy ending...Carl won! He's back to his super-smooth calling making the patterns interesting and at a true dancing tempo...no track shoes needed here - only soft sole shoes please! However, we were very lucky to have Betsy Gotta & Fred Fields call for us the two nights Carl was ill. Our second annual Christmas Cookie Dance brought out over a dozen platters of luscious goodies. Round dancing is alive and well and living at Valley Squares. Peg Tristram's Beginner Class has come a long ways. And, Roy Gotta has a floor-full of terrific looking ball room dancers. Please remember that our second dance in Feb. will be at the Village Methodist Church in Warren. See our map on page 28 in the last issue (Holiday Issue) of GRAND SQUARE, and, of course, our fly-ers. Let Carl & Roy put a little sunshine in your dancing this winter. We promise you, they'll keep your feet warm.

Maggie/Bob Burton 201-756-6024 MASQUERADERS Pkinceton Junction,N.J. (

eveky Tuaday A(exandek Stteet Fike HOU6e.

Their write up got fouled in Christmas mail, but rest assured they are still a most exciting 8 growing club. IN mid Feb. they'll have George Potts guest calling while the Fields go on a cruise to the Caribbean.

(AD on page 34) Ba4ba4a/F4ed Fieed4 609-921-2781 51

oFFiCIAL PUBLICATION

666.57ER

1983

NORTWERN NEW JERSEY

SQUARE DANCERS ASSOCIATION

Space & other problems precludes printing a monthly calendar. Instead we will include this universal calendar of all NNJSDA members regularly scheduled club dance night. By comparing the actual month to this page. a dancer can determine who is dancing when. The "Where" and other pertinent info will be found in each club's write up and/or ad. We will list on this page all cancelled dances that we hear about. It is the responsibility of each club to keep us informed, Thank you for your cooperation. Happy dancing. Doc/Peg Tirrell 201-568-5857.

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Hi Taws Hitt City Lakeland Squares

Better g Beaux Kittatinny Rangers

Mountain Squares

Cotoniat Squares Nix 6 Chix

Ctoventeatis Mekni-Eights Montvitte Sq Reefers

WM Ftuttetwheetz

Dancing Squares Grand Pnowtem Leisure Squares M T Squares See Saw Squares taten Sq Set

Kings Squares

Sotitaikes 12-4:301

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Somerset Hitts

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C'to Totoniat Thai! Squares

Iste Hix g Chix Squares Rutgem Montvitte Promenaders Squares Warmen

,Western Wheetem Wheelers

Coveted 84idge Hanovek Squares Montvitte Sq Ocean Waves Ptinceton Sq Sussex SpinneAs Tenagy Squares V Squares

Country Promenaders

Ramapo Squaites Richmond Dancers

Swingin' Stars

AL e MO Squares

3rd Spinning wheels

ilk Taws Hitt City Lakeland Squares

Bates E Beaux Colonial Kittatinny Squares

Rangers Nix g Chix Mountain Squares

MeAni-Eights Reetem Tenakitt

TwikteAs WM Ftuttelogheets

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Kings Squares

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Somers et Hitts

CA044 Cotoniat Trait Squares Squatez Nix E Chix

Isle Rutgers Squares Promenaders

Montvitte Warren Squares Wheetens

Cincte Eights Cove/Led Midge HanoveA SquaAes Montvitte SquakeARichmond Ocean Waves Princeton Sq. Sussex SpinneAs Y Squares

Countny Promenaders

Ramapo SciaaAes

Vancem WesteAn

Wheelers

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5t4 Spinning Wheels

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MARCH 29- Hi Taw TwiAteu

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GRAND SQUARE Booster time is now thru the month of February. Your Delegate has a sup-ply of tags to sell to club AND class members at $1/perscn. Wear these tags at all the dances you attend to denote your support.

NO one involved with GRAND SQUARE ever re-ceives any remuneration - for GRAND SQUARE is a labor of Love to the dancers in our area. Your voluntary contributions are a vital part of helping to bridge the gap be-tween advertising revenues & printing/admin-istration expenditures. Other than this one appeal, GRAND SQUARE is a free service of your Association. Our staff thanks you for

u, your support in the past. 44,

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'Y"/M7 ye Editoita tivea) 6 appreciate ate who made it on time! Next izaue has two deadeinea. etaas Oh- ganizeupteue hend names/add/Eu.6u o vtaduatea to GRAND SQUARE Editona by Feb. 1a t. NNJSDA will coliate 6 diatAibute co .lea to ate ctuba L' plenty 06 time Got ptnzonat invitationa to be extended to neakby gkada. Our coven wilt ea tune a tiating o all Open Houae data. Rut of new deadtine-Febituakg fOth. Please don't be tate!!! L 0 S T --7=2nd issue of GRAND 7QUARE(1959) at BOOSTER BALL last year. Recently Tenafly Squares in researching for its 30th anniversary unearthed some early GRAND SQUARES (back to Vol.5) which they shared with us. PLEASE are there some old timers, or clubs, out there who can go back even further & find Vol. 2 so we can make a copy and complete our files? We'd appreciate it. 52