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Newsletter of the Vancouver Branch Royal Scottish Country Dance Society

September – October, 2015

(web edition)

BC Highland Games photo: Cathrine Conings

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4 Dancing Dates

7 Classes

11 Notices

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Dancing News Bobby Brown Music Apprentice Scholarship BC Highland Games Canada Day Parade

18 Vancouver Area Events: 2015-2016

Vancouver Area Clubs & Classes — see separate attachment

Contents:

2 The White Cockade — Sept/Oct 2015

RSCDS Vancouver Branch Board of Directors 2014-15

Officers

Chair Gerry Stensgaard [email protected] 604.451.1161 Vice-Chair Peter Richards [email protected] 604.929.2745 Corresponding Secretary Vicki Downey [email protected] 604.298.9695 Recording Secretary Sally Marshall [email protected] 604.941.9758 Treasurer Laurie Johnston [email protected] 604.222.2519 Membership Secretary Patsy Jamieson [email protected] 604.929.4884

Other Directors showing specific responsibilities

Archivist Mary Ann McDevitt [email protected] 604.929.2944 BC Highland Games Rep Simon Scott [email protected] 604.925.9333 Children's Program Liaison Francis O’Farrell [email protected] 604.321.0533 Events Coordinator Heather Hankin [email protected] 604.730.9581 Publicity Cathrine Conings [email protected] 604.299.6447 Safety Coordinator Sue Sochasky [email protected] 604.937.7967

Board Appointments

50th Anniversary Chair Jean Wagstaff [email protected] 604.464.8103 Betwixt & Between Co-ord Frances Caruth [email protected] 604.922.6842 Burns Supper Coordinator Gill Beattie [email protected] 604.224.6751 Dancing Coordinator Frances Caruth [email protected] 604.922.6842 Dancing in the Park Frances Caruth [email protected] 604.922.6842 Dem Team Director R. Blackhall-Peters [email protected] 604.530.0500 Heather Ball Chair Denise Cunningham [email protected] 604.261.0162 Love to Dance Workshop Frances Caruth [email protected] 604.922.6842 Newsletter Editor Karen Sommer [email protected] RSCDS Director USAC Ltd Stewart Cunningham [email protected] 604.261.0162 Web Site Manager Mary Ann McDevitt [email protected] 604.929.2944

Other Contacts

Ceilidh Director Duncan MacKenzie [email protected] 604.536.9481 North Shore Children Maureen Hood [email protected] 604.922.4406 TAC Representative Jean Wagstaff [email protected] 604.464.8103

Submission deadline for the next issue of The White Cockade: October 10 Submission guidelines: ■ Editable text — either in the body of your email or in a word processed

file attachment ■ Photos as attachments — .jpg preferred Please note that all submissions for The White Cockade need to be emailed directly to the editor ( [email protected] ). Thank you.

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I hope that you have all had a wonderful summer, and are ready to get back to regular dance classes. Dancing in the Park enjoyed perfect weather, and if you managed to attend some of these evenings you won’t be too “rusty” when you show up at your first class. Other summer dancing opportunities included the massed dancers performance at the Highland Games, and the Canada Day parade. A good number of Branch members participated in both of these events, and for the parade our ranks were swelled with friends and relations of dancers, plus a couple of young Glaswegian lassies who were visiting Vancouver, saw our group in the staging area, and ended up carrying flags! Special thanks to Cathrine Conings for organising the RSCDS parade contingent, and to Francis O’Farrell for leading our group with his tartan-bedecked truck.

The White Cockade, as we know it, was in jeopardy this spring. Eleanor Pedersen has done a wonderful job as editor over a four year period, but with the publication of the May-August edition she took her well-deserved retirement. At that time, despite a full season of advertising for a new editor, no qualified volunteer had come forward. Under the circumstances, it looked as though we would be forced to rely solely on our website for dissemination of information to Branch members. Our website is certainly a very valuable resource, but for several reasons I and my fellow Board members strongly desired to continue with the traditional printed newsletter. Among the reasons were: we still have a significant number of members who do not have internet access, the printed White Cockade is an excellent archival document, and many members, including myself, find it very convenient to grab the current issue and flip through it to look something up. It appeared that the only way forward was to retain the services of a professional editor. That was easier said than done, but it was accomplished, and now I am very pleased to introduce our new editor Karen Sommer. Karen is the daughter of Branch member Robin Sommer, and she is an experienced editor. She will be producing both print and electronic versions of The White Cockade. Bringing Karen on board is one factor in the increase in this season’s membership dues ($2.00 for increased White Cockade production expenses, and $5.00 to cover increased fees to RSCDS Headquarters and the poor exchange rate for $CDN versus the GBP). I feel that the money paid to Karen will be well spent. Even with these increases, Scottish country dancing remains one of the most inexpensive recreational activities available.

A reminder: the Branch’s Annual General Meeting will take place at the Scottish Cultural Centre on September 18th, commencing at 7:30 PM. See full details on page 11.

I hope to see many of you at the West End Scottish Country Dance Club’s Fall Frolic on September 5th. The program is always fun, and it’s a great way to start the season.

Happy dancing, Gerry Stensgaard


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7:30 pm $15 New location: Delbrook Recreation Centre 600 West Queens Road (NE corner of Westview Drive), North Vancouver

This programme includes seven new or less familiar dances, which will also be included on the Gleneagles Ball programme, so come and become familiar with them. Ball tickets will be on sale with our new early bird draw.

Gleneagles Fall Dance — Programme

Button Boy .................................... R ........................................... Zobel Mamie’s Jig .................................... J ................................... Shoolbraid Dream Catcher .............................. S ...................................... Book 45 Jubilee Jig ..................................... J .......................................... Leaflet Ruby Rant ..................................... R ...................................... Book 49 Rannoch Moor ............................... S ...................................... Goldring Duke of Wellington ........................ R ........................................ Drewry Pines of Pitlochry ........................... J ....................................... Archives Belle of Bon Accord ........................ S ........................................ Drewry Montgomeries Rant ........................ R ...................................... Book 10

Sandy Butterly ............................... J ................................... Shoolbraid Captain George Vancouver ............. R ..................... Golden Anniversary West Coast Magic .......................... S ..................... Golden Anniversary White Cockade ............................... R ........................................ Book 5 Dales of Stirling ............................. J .................................... Hargeaves Lea Rig .......................................... S ...................................... Book 21 Bratach Bana ................................ R ........................................ Drewry Compleat Gardener ........................ J ...................................... Graded 3

Saturday Oct. 17 Gleneagles Fall Dance

Friday Sept. 25 first Vancouver Ceilidh Dance

The Vancouver Ceilidh Dances are scheduled as follows: September 25 February 5 October 23 February 26 November 27 March 25 January 8 April 29 All dances are held in the Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson Street, Vancouver with a class from 7–8 and the dance from 8–11. Music for the dances is provided by our band “Calanais” and the cost is $12 or $10 for students. All steps taught and no partner or previous experience is required. Information at www.vancouverceilidh.org.


Scottish Cultural Centre 1:15 pm $10

The Burnaby Scottish Country Dance Club is proud to take its turn in hosting this most popular Armistice Day dance. Proceeds this year will be donated to TB Vets and the Heart & Stroke Foundation. Crib notes for the program of favourite dances below may be found on the Branch website. We hope to see you all!

Lady Aberdeen Tea Dance — Programme

The Duke of Atholl’s Reel ................ J ....................................... Book 16 The Royal Deeside Railway ............. R ................... Arrowsmith, Book 40 MacDonald of the Isles ................... S ........... Haynes, Second Carnforth Miss Johnstone of Ardrossan ......... R ................... Goldring, 14 for 2000 Pelorus Jack .................................. J ....................................... Book 41 The Moray Rant .............................. S ........................ Drewry, Silver City The Montgomeries’ Rant ................. R ....................................... Book 10 Trip to Bavaria ............................... R ........................ MacGregor-Brown Culla Bay ....................................... S ....................................... Book 41 The Reel of the 51st Division ........... R ....................................... Book 13 The White Cockade ......................... R ......................................... Book 5 The Minister on the Loch ................ S ... Goldring, 24 Graded and Social Bratach Bana ................................. R ..................... Drewry, Bon Accord Seton’s Ceilidh Band ...................... J ............ Morison’s Bush Collection The Belle of Bon Accord .................. S ........................ Drewry, Deeside 2 Oh Canada ..................................... R .................................. Hargreaves

Wednesday November 11 Lady Aberdeen Tea Dance

Advance Notice: Mark your calendar for the Delta Borderers’ Dance, at the Kinsmen Centre Tsawwassen. We have a surprise for our evening, and details will follow in the next issue. We look forward to seeing you there.

Ruth Jappy

Saturday November 28 Delta Borderers’ Dance


Fairmont Hotel Vancouver 1:30 pm $110 Please join us for Gleneagles 52nd Annual Ball in the very beautiful Pacific Ballroom. Meet your dancing friends for a reception, delicious lunch buffet and then dance some new and some familiar dances to the fine music of the Vancouver Fiddle Orchestra. Finish your evening with the delicious dessert buffet. New early-bird ticket draw: One ticket will be drawn, for a full refund, from all tickets purchased by 1 November 2015. So buy your tickets early for your chance to be the lucky winner. Tickets are available from Helene Andersen [email protected]

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Gleneagles Ball — Programme

Royal Deeside Railway ................... R ...................................... Book 40 Laird of Milton’s Daughter ............. J ....................................... Book 22 Castle Douglas ............................... S ...................................... Goldring Links with St Petersburg ................ J ....................................... Book 46 Ruby Rant ..................................... R ...................................... Book 49 Rannoch Moor ............................... S ...................................... Goldring Duke of Wellington ........................ R ........................................ Drewry Pelorus Jack .................................. J ....................................... Book 41 Culla Bay ....................................... S ...................................... Book 41 Maxwell’s Rant ............................... R ...................................... Book 18 Best Set in the Hall ........................ J ....................................... Book 46 Captain George Vancouver ............. R ...................... Golden Anniversary West Coast Magic .......................... S ...................... Golden Anniversary Kissing Bridge ................................ R ...................................... Book 47 Dales of Stirling ............................. J .................................... Hargeaves Lea Rig .......................................... S ...................................... Book 21 Falls of Rogie ................................. R ........................................ Attwood Reel of the Royal Scots ....................R ......................................... Goldring

Sunday December 13 Gleneagles Ball

Advance Notice

While you are entering all the dance dates into your calendars, diaries, and electronic devices, please note that the 2016 Vancouver Branch Burns Supper will be held on Saturday, January 16th, 2016! All the necessary information will be in the November/December edition of The White Cockade. Many thanks, Gill Beattie — Chair


Monday Nights 7:30 to 9:30 at the Scottish Cultural Centre

Classes start September 14, 2015. Everyone Welcome. There will be two class levels: Beginner/Intermediate and Higher Intermediate/Experienced. Fall Term: September 14 to December 7, 2015. (Thanksgiving October 12 – no class.) Christmas Ceilidh: December 7, 2015.

Winter Term starts January 11, 2016

Fees: $65 per term / $6.50 Drop-In

All dancers require RSCDS membership (See page 13 for fees)

Teachers: Mary Murray (Higher Int/Exp) and Katherine Shearman (Beginner/Intermediate)

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Wednesday Nights 7:30 to 9:30 at the Scottish Cultural Centre

The Programme Class Learn the dances for upcoming socials and revisit old favourites.

These classes are open to all dancers who are familiar with the steps and basic formations of Scottish Country Dancing.

Drop-in fee: $6:50

Teaching: To share the fun and introduce our teachers to everyone, different teachers are scheduled for each Wednesday evening.

Classes run from September 16 to December 9, 2015.

Glenayre

Glenayre classes meet Tuesdays 7 – 10 pm. 7:00 pm Beginners, 8:00 pm Intermediate/Advanced

Burquest Community Centre (Mariner and Dewdney Trunk Rd, Coquitlam)

Please note – September 15 and 22nd classes will be held at Como Lake Middle School in the cafeteria from 7:30 to 10 pm. 1121 King Albert Ave, Coquitlam – east of Marmot Avenue.

Sue Sochasky Glenayre RSCDS Club President

(or if any questions before September 10 contact Julie Schmidt at [email protected])


Soft Shoe Step Dance will be back in the Fall at the Scottish Cultural Centre — Caberfeidh Room. This is a fun and energetic class for anyone who wants to try new steps, dance to fantastic live music and learn something a bit different. (Men too!) Drop In for Beginner and Returning dancers: Saturday September 26, 2015 (1pm - 3pm) Easy dances to start the season - previous step dance experience not required. Try us out and see if you would like to join us. Cost $12.50 Series 1: Saturdays 1pm - 3pm — October 17, October 24, October 31 Cost: $45 for 3 classes Series 2: Saturdays 1pm - 3pm — November 14, November 21, November 28 Cost: $45 for 3 classes Hope to see you in the fall. Kay Sutherland 604 929 2745

Burnaby

Burnaby classes continue at the Scandinavian Community Centre (6540 Thomas Street), beginning on Monday September 14. Beginner level — 7:00 pm General level — 7:30 pm Teachers: Rosemary Coupe and Cathrine Conings Fees: $110 full season for each class Info: 604-298-6552


Higher Intermediate Programme Class for Seniors

West Vancouver Seniors Centre Activity Room 695 - 21st Street West Vancouver 604-925-7285 Please note new time: Fridays 10:30 – 12:30 Fall session: September 11 – December 11, 2015 Spring session: January 8 – March 18 Taught by Louise Murphy

New Daytime Scottish Country Dance Class for beginners continuing on the North Shore! This class, sponsored by the West Vancouver Community Centre, will continue this September and is aimed at attracting younger adults who are unable to attend evening classes, perhaps those with young families or those who work from home. The class began last March and went to June and it was a success, so the West Van Community Centre is keeping it on their repertoire. This class is intended as a formative class, and will go systematically through the steps, formations, and simple dances of SCD. 14 Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:15, September 15 – December 15, 2015, $125.00 9 Tuesdays 1:00 – 2:15, January 12 – March 8, 2016, $81.00 Taught by Louise Murphy West Vancouver Community Centre: 2121 Marine Drive West Vancouver


For the most up-to-date class & event information, visit

www.rscdsvancouver.org/calendar-events/

West End Scottish Country Dance Club

Classes start on Tuesday September 8 at 7:30 p.m. ending at 9:30 p.m. We continue every Tuesday until December 8 then begin again on January 5 until the end of April. The cost is about $6 per class, slightly cheaper if you sign up for the session – Fall, Winter, then Spring. The classes are taught by Denise Cunningham and Duncan MacKenzie with Mary Ann McDevitt substituting when we are unavailable. The classes are held in the West End Community Centre, 870 Denman Street, Vancouver. All levels of dancers are welcome and the first night is free!

Inverglen Scottish Dancers

Scottish Cultural Centre Instructor: Sandra Crosby Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 3.45 – 8.45 pm Various ages & levels ages 5 – 21 years www.inverglenscottishdancers.com

Kerrisdale Community Centre

Instructor: Sandra Crosby Tuesdays ages 3 – 5 years Thursdays ages 5 – 11 years Beginner Classes www.KerrisdaleCC.com


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Branch Annual General Meeting

The Annual General Meeting of the Vancouver Branch of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society will be held at the Scottish Cultural Centre, 8886 Hudson St., Vancouver, on Friday, September 18, commencing at 7:30 pm. Members are urged to attend the meeting at which there will be the opportunity to offer feedback on past events, provide suggestions for future events and activities, and to vote in the election of Directors and Officers for the 2015-2016 season. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Returning to the Board for the second year of their two-year terms are: Gerry Stensgaard (Chair), Peter Richards (Vice-Chair), Laurie Johnston (Treasurer ), Sally Marshall (Recording Secretary), Sue Sochasky (Director at Large — Safety), and Simon Scott (Director at Large — Highland Games Rep). Retiring from the Board are Vicki Downey (Corresponding Secretary), Mary Ann McDevitt (Director at Large – Archivist and Webmaster), and Jennifer Shearman (Past Chair). The Nominating Committee of Sandy Caruth and Mary Anne MacKay propose the following slate of additional Directors and Officers to serve a one-year term, 2015-2016: Patsy Jamieson (Membership Secretary), and Cathrine Conings (Publicity). Nominated to serve a new two-year term, 2015-2017, are Francis O’Farrell (Children’s Program Liaison), Heather Hankin (Events Coordinator), Gillian Beattie (Corresponding Secretary), and Janet Mason (Director at Large). Any two members of the Branch may nominate a candidate for any Board position. Nominations may be mailed to the Corresponding Secretary, care of the Scottish Cultural Centre, or presented at the AGM. Note that written consent is required of any nominee who will not be present at the AGM. A complete document package comprising the minutes of the 2014 AGM, the financial statement for the 2014-2015 fiscal year, nominations and reports will be posted to the Branch website by September 14. Reports from clubs, Board members, etc. which are to be included in the package should be sent to [email protected] not later than September 9, 2014. Gerry Stensgaard Chair, RSCDS Vancouver

Reminder: submission deadline for the next issue of The White Cockade is October 10. Email all submissions directly to [email protected].


Used Items for Sale

■ Man’s heavy weight kilt. 42"-44" waist, length suitable for man over 6' tall. Muted Red MacFarlane tartan.

■ Prince Charlie jacket & vest, black. Chest size 48 / long. ■ Kilt jacket, green tweed. Chest size 44 / long. ■ Kilt jacket, tweed mixed colours. Chest Size 36 / Small. ■ Lady’s Royal Stewart kilted skirt, Size 12. For further information contact Jean Wagstaff: [email protected] 604-464-8103

Branch Branding

Vancouver Branch will be addressing the subject of its “visual identity.” The purpose is to have a graphic image specific to our Vancouver Branch so that all printed and electronic material will be consistent in appearance. A committee of Patsy Jameson, Cathrine Conings, Sandy Caruth, and Simon Scott will gather and review information for this “branding” process. Branch members are invited to forward any comments, ideas or images for the committee’s consideration. These should: ■ convey what we do — Dance Scottish ■ convey who we are — RSCDS in Vancouver ■ be simple ■ have action and attraction. We look forward to receiving any idea, image, or design you wish to contribute. Please forward your suggestions, by 30 September 2015 to: [email protected] or to [email protected]

Win!

Win a one-night “Art of Romance Package” at the Fairmont Vancouver Hotel. In support of young dancers attending the Gleneagles Ball, the Fairmont Hotel has generously donated luxury accommodation for two, with parking, chilled sparkling wine and chocolate, breakfast in bed, and late checkout. This prize is redeemable for one year. Tickets are $10.00 each or 3 for $20.00, and are available now from Simon Scott ( [email protected] or 604 306 8031 ) or at the Gleneagles Fall Dance on October 17, where the draw will be made. Purchase your tickets now to support young dancers and for your chance to win such luxury ! Good luck!


Vancouver Branch Membership Fees 2015 – 2016

There will be a slight increase in Membership Fees this year. The new fee schedule will also include a surcharge for those requesting a printed White Cockade. Categories: ■ Individual or Single ■ Joint — available when there are two members at the same address ■ Half Year Single — available for members joining after 1st January ■ Half Year Joint — available for two members at the same address

joining after 1st January ■ Newsletter Only (RSCDS members only) All membership categories will expire June 30th, 2016. Fees Printed Newsletter Electronic Newsletter Individual or Single $62 $52 Joint $97 $87 Half Year Single $47 $37 Half Year Joint $72 $62 Newsletter Only $32 $22

(RSCDS members only) Fee Payment Options: ■ At your club — Teachers or Membership Secretaries will have

application forms available ■ Online payment — see RSCDS Vancouver Branch website

(www.rscdsvancouver.org) ■ Download application form and submit by mail – see website as above It is important that the correct information is on record so I would ask that you kindly inform me of any changes at [email protected] .

Patsy Jamieson, Membership Secretary

Dancing in the Park, August 10


In Memoriam: Ron Arrowsmith

Long-time Branch member Ron Arrowsmith passed away on July 20th, 2015.

Ron began Scottish country dancing when he registered for the Ottawa Branch’s beginner class in the fall of 1964. After completing two years of classes, he was accepted into the preliminary certificate class. Having gained his prelim. certificate, he was immediately assigned to teaching a beginners’ class and a children’s class in Ottawa. In 1971 he took and passed his full certificate exam under Miss Milligan. He continued teaching in Ottawa as his work schedule permitted, and also danced on the Ottawa dem team.

Ron moved to Vancouver in 1974 and danced briefly with our Branch’s dem team, but work commitments limited his dancing activities for several years. In 1977 he took over the Kerrisdale children’s class, and he also began teaching the West Point Grey group. In 1979 Ron formed the Kerrisdale Seniors’ class which he taught until declining health forced him to retire from teaching in 2013. Beyond his teaching accomplishments, Ron published two collections of dances: The Doune Collection, Volumes 1 and 2. A number of his dances are dedicated to class members and dancing friends. Many readers will have all danced at least one of his dances, “The Royal Deeside Railway,” which was published in Book 40.

In addition to teaching and writing dances, Ron served stints as Branch Teacher Coordinator and as local TAC representative. In recognition of Ron’s contributions to the Vancouver dancing scene he was presented with a Branch Award in 2006.

Ron will be missed.

Gerry Stensgaard

Ron is the tall man in the centre — at the 2006 Branch Awards presentation


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Bobby Brown Music Apprentice Scholarship 2015

I am extremely honoured to be the first recipient of the Bobby Brown Memorial Scholarship. Bobby Brown and the Scottish Accent Band have been my inspiration to becoming a SCD musician. I have always admired their mastery of the Scottish idiom and Bobby’s style of arranging traditional tunes for dancers. I would like to thank the TAC committee for creating the Music Apprenticeship Program at Summer School. I have been on “cloud nine” since TAC director, Fiona Miller, told me that I would be coached by Bobby’s pianist, Kathy Fraser-Collins on a daily basis at Longwood University, Virginia July 24th–August 2nd. Kathy, TAC music director, devised the apprentice program which was extremely beneficial to me and will be a great template for future musicians. This experience surpassed all workshops that I have attended. The workshop stressed active participation which was tailor fit so I could focus on improving specific skills, which could be assessed daily. Details of the course outline are listed on TAC website under 2015 Bobby Brown Music Apprenticeship. I had the opportunity to play for every teacher and every dance level. It was extremely beneficial to work with highly skilled teachers who gave very clear and helpful directions. All teachers and dancers were very supportive and encouraging. The added bonus was being able to pick up tips on improving my dancing skills. I hope I will prove worthy of this award as I continue the quest of playing traditional Scottish music at a high standard for dancers. There is a shortage of trained SCD musicians in North America. Donations to the Bobby Brown Memorial Scholarship are encouraged to allow future musicians to apply and give dancers the opportunity to dance to live music. Ready and…..

Mary Ross


B C H i g h l a n d G a m e s

What a fantastic massed dance display! What a great demonstration team performance! I think we, RSCDS Vancouver, put forth a huge effort and attracted a lot of admiration from the spectators. Our booth too was well managed all day long by Helen and Elspeth and our greeters were busy talking to guests at the gate. Thanks also to all behind the scenes who put in hours of preparation. We can be justly proud of our showing there!

Cathrine Conings


C a n a d a D a y P a r a d e

Well, well, well, a hearty thank you for a healthy turnout for the Canada Day Parade! We had 24 dancing, 1 driving, and 8 carrying assorted banners and flags. All wore a Canada flag-like sash so we actually had a “uniform” that made us look more like a team! A bit of wind mitigated the heat so we were comfortable. Onlookers clapped along with our music and roared when Duncan ran from one side to another inciting each side to outdo the other in a loud cheer! He sure used that Canada flag to work the crowd! To all who came to participate, a huge vote of appreciation! See you again next July!

Cathrine Conings

photo: Cathrine Conings

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