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NORTEX North Texas Square and Round Dance Association
November 2020
Volume 53 Number 5
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Area 1
Area 2
Area 3
Area 4
Area 5
Don & Mary Jo Henry
Fred & Terri Lanier
Ron & Donita See
Robert Cadenhead
Donna Miller
Michael & Shirley Lowe
214.351.1921
972.771.4895
972.596.8055
972.800.7578
817.909.2394
972.935.7790
Executive Committee
PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
TREASURER
PRESIDENT
PRO TEM
Debbie Anderson
819 Pebble Beach Dr
Garland, TX 75043
972.698.8753 Leave message
Russ & Anne Nejdl
4105 Cassandra Lane
Plano, TX 75093 972.964.5979
Sam & Mary Stephens
1305 Bideford Way
Forney, TX 75126
972.357.7169
Don & Mary Jo Henry
10931 Marsh Lane
Dallas, TX 75229
214.351.1921 Leave message
Appointed Officers
Assistant Promenade Editor Jeff Marlatt
972.633.5286
2020-2021 Lessons Grant Paul & Connie Killion
817.281.6837
2020 Round-Up Chairs Donna Miller &
Robert Cadenhead 817.909.2394, 972.800.7578
2020 Financial Review Chair Sheila Milliron & Bobby Clark
214.681.9564 214.535.6901
Webmaster
Alex & Vanessa Nestor 469.235.2971
Teen Scholarship Chair Chris & Carolyn Mills
469.878.5075
Membership Chair Charlie & Linda Harris
214.348.5361
2020-2021 Budget Chair Jerry & Terri Johnson
972.684.4130
Mentors
Helen Matus
214.394.7963
Ruth Hutcherson
972.247.4982
Bob & Judy Simmons
972.629.9607
Committee Chairs & Assistants
Area Vice Presidents
Archives/Liaison Kevin & Christine Hadley 972.257.1339
Club Coordinator Dave & Lorraine Burson 972.396.0941
Database John & Shirley Currie 214.557.5812
Administrator/Liaison 214.557.2411
Education Fred & Terri Lanier 972.771.4895
Facilities Allan & Dorothy Mussler 972.986.6900
Friendship James & Carolyn Ehlinger 972.861.9731
Historian/Scrapbook/ Larry & Kaye Horstmann 214.923.2697
Liaison
Hospitality George & Cheryl Wilson 972.814.0416
Hospitality Assistant J W & Nellie Kuether 817.269.5240
Insurance/Liaison Ray & Vicki Spray 580.351.8924
Liaison Bascom & Peggy Kemp 214.797.5077
Parliamentarian David & Ann Ouzts 214.415.8028
Photographer West Dennis & Elizabeth Ziebell 817.265.0853
Promenade Vicki & Ray Spray 817.718.4290
Administrator
Promenade Courier Jimmy & Tami Lane 469.450.1804
Promenade Editor Audrey Mansell 817.596.4994
Promotion & Demo Charles Deckert & 214.808.0393
Joyce Sellers 214.543.0834
Sunshine Ernest & Martha Hernandez 972.271.9896
Technology/Special Sam & Mary Stephens 972.357.7169
Projects/Liaison
Calendar of Events
What’s Inside
NTCA Installation Dance 01.24.21
NTCA New Dancer Festival 01.31.21
NORTEX Quarterly Meeting 02.21.21
NORTEX Officers & Committee Listings 2
Calendar of Events 2
President's Page / Two Signatures 3
NTCA President's Letter 4
Friendship Fun Awards 4
The NORTEX Corner 5
59th Texas State Festival 8-9
70th National Square Dance Convention 10-11
NORTEX Officer Bios 12-16
Club Articles 18
Memorials 19
Club Directory Ads 19-22
Lessons 22
Guest / Future / Cancellations 23
New Dancer Dance Listings 23
NORTEX Club Advertised Dances 23
NORTEX Past Presidents 24
Promenade Directory 24
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Thanksgiving Is…. Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude to God, our Creator and Provider, whose guidance and care go before us… and whose love is with us forever. Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the changes, to remember that we, too, grow and change from one season of life to another. Thanksgiving is a time of changing seasons, when leaves turn golden in Autumn’s wake and apples are crisp in the first chill breezes of fall. Let us remember the true meaning of Thanksgiving. As we see the beauty of Autumn, let us acknowledge the many blessings which are ours… let us think of our families and friends.. and let us give thanks in our hearts. HAPPY THANKSGIVING,
ANNIVERSARY
AND
DOUBLE DEAL
DANCES
(2 SIGNATURES)
BEFORE GOING OUT,
PLEASE CHECK WITH CLUB TO MAKE SURE THE DANCE
HAS NOT BEEN CANCELLED
NOVEMBER 2020
ANNIVERSARY DANCES
11/12/2020 LONE STAR SOLOS
DOUBLE DEAL DANCES
NONE RESERVED
DECEMBER 2020
ANNIVERSARY DANCES
NONE RESERVED
DOUBLE DEAL DANCES
NONE RESERVED
PLEASE CLUB PRESIDENTS - notify
Dave & Lorraine
if you are cancelling your Anniversary or Double Deal Dance
Be sure to book Anniversary and Double Deal Dances
with Dave & Lorraine Burson
Club Coordinator 972.396.0941
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No Friendship Fun Awards
were processed this month.
FRIENDSHIP FUN AWARDS
Dear Callers, Cuers, and Dancers,
Well, I hate to sound like a broken record but I’m afraid
that may be the case. Here we are, nine months into this
Covid-19 pandemic which has put a huge damper on our
activity. I know we have all been hoping it would be on its
way out by now but seems that’s not the case at all. I
know there have been dances taking place here and
there but I have not called any myself.
The facilities where all my clubs dance remain closed un-
til at least after the first of the year. I’m disappointed that
this is the case but then again, I’m also glad that I am not
in the position to decide whether or not it’s safe to call a
dance or safe for people to dance. I don’t want that re-
sponsibility myself but I also know that everyone must
make that decision individually as to whether they feel
safe calling and feel it is safe for the dancers as well. Do I
want to be out there calling? Absolutely! Do I want to see
my dancers out there having fun? Of course I do! But on
the other hand, I would never want the health of anyone
jeopardized just for the sake of dancing.
I realize there are many of us on each end of the spec-
trum. Some are extremely fearful and then others have no
fear and believe if it happens, oh well, it was worth the
risk. There are many factors which can influence our deci-
sion and I am not one to judge anyone, regardless of their
decision. To each his own as they say. On one hand, I’m
glad to see people eager to call and dancers who are will-
ing to get out there because that means our activity is still
alive and kicking and folks are ready to get back at it. On
the other hand, with another increase in cases and hospi-
talizations right now, I don’t want to see cases start pop-
ping up within our square dance community because that
will set us back even further. I’m ready to kick Covid to
the curb once and for all so we can all be back together
again doing what we love!
Things are still far from normal but I hope and pray the
worst is behind us. Linda and I want to wish all of you a
healthy and Happy Thanksgiving! We still have so much
to be thankful for and I know how truly blessed I am to
have all of you in my life!
Ray Savell
NTCA Corner
Keep Visiting and Collecting Dangles
Friendship Travel Officer
James & Carolyn Ehlinger
408 Turnstone Dr
Little Elm, TX 75068
972.861.9731
NORTEX CLUB VISITS AWARDS
NONE
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Five Reasons You Should Vote
1. Elections have consequences.
2. Not voting is giving up your
voice.
3. It’s your money.
4. Voting is an opportunity for
change.
5. The community depends on you!
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Happy Veterans Day to our soldiers, both past and present.
We owe you our thanks but more than that,
we owe you our freedom.
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Russ and Anne Nejdl
Secretary
Russ and Anne grew up in Chicago at opposite ends of the city. They attended Bradley
University in Peoria and met during Anne’s freshman year. They shared a mutual dislike
and mostly avoided each other during the next 2 years. During Anne’s junior year, her
roommate decided the couple was perfect for each other and managed to convince them
to go out on a date. That was 50 years ago. They now have been married 48 years and
have one son and two grandsons who live in Carrollton. Their daughter-in-law is the
founder and CEO of the non-profit Families to Freedom, which is involved in relocating
abuse victims to a safe environment. Their son is senior vice president of cyber security
at Bank of America. Pretty amazing since he majored in piano in college!
Russ was relocated to Texas in 1980 during that awful summer of continuous 100+ weather. He worked in IT and spent
the last 30 years of his career at Blue Cross of Texas before he retired. Russ has been an avid cyclist and was able to
fulfill his dream by riding his bicycle across the country from San Francisco to Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He also
rode his bicycle in the Pyrenees in the France and Spain border. Anne worked as an RN mostly in hospitals. After re-
tirement, Anne was recruited to start Parish nursing at Prince of Peace Catholic Community. Thanks to a covenant with
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Plano, Anne was able to secure speakers, free lab draws, health related classes
and free flu shots for the congregation. These programs continue today.
The Nejdls have been dancing for about 20 years. They took lessons after their Empty Nesters group from church intro-
duced them to square dancing during a monthly activity. Their host club is Swinging Stars where they have held the club
positions of President, First Vice President twice, and treasurer. They have chaired the club anniversary dance and
been NORTEX delegates several times.
Russ and Anne miss all of you and look forward to the time when we can all dance again.
NORTEX OFFICERS
Jeff Marlatt
Assistant Promenade Editor
Jeff was asked by a friend to try suare dance lessons. He was skeptical, as he had never
been very successful at other types of dancing, but agreed to give it a shot. That first at-
tempt went well, and the rest, as the saying goes, is history. Jeff has been dancing regular-
ly with Pegasus Squares since 2014. He has served Pegasus Squares as Member-at-
Large, Vice President, and President. After his second term as President, he has continued
to serve as a club delegate to NORTEX. Jeff was recruited by Debbie Anderson to serve as
Assistant Promenade Editor. He currently has no interest in serving in any elected office,
but who knows what the future holds!
Jeff has had a varied career progression. Sparked by exposure to computers in the early 1970's by his high-school
physics teacher, Jeff obtained a degree in Systems Analysis, and worked in the IT field for nearly 30 years. After his last
position in that field was off-shored to India, Jeff revived a lifelong interest in books and libraries, working for the Dallas
Public Library in several positions, finally attaining a Masters in Library Science in 2012. When that achievement failed
to result in a full Librarian position, Jeff semi-retired, and has since been working in the print department at Office De-
pot. He is active in his church, where he has sung bass in the choir for over 29 years, playing bridge, spending time
with friends, entertaining, and traveling. Jeff has made friends from al over the country through square dancing and
plans to make more in the future.
Our days are identical suitcases—all the same size—but some people can
pack more into them than others.
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Don and Mary Jo Henry
President Pro Tem, Area 1 Vice President
Don and Mary Jo met on a blind date in 1954. They dated through high school in
Pennsylvania. In 1958 after graduation, Don joined the Air Force. He was stationed
in San Antonio and after loads of letters and lots of money spent on phone calls,
they were married in 1960.
They spent two years in San Antonio. After Don’s service came to an end, they
moved to Dallas where Don attended and graduated from SMU. He went on to vari-
ous positions in the construction field and later to own his own company. Interna-
tional travel was the most exciting part of the job with work in Egypt, Panama, Guiana, and Chile.
Mary Jo worked as a medical assistant after graduation from high school in Pennsylvania and later in San Antonio and
then in Dallas. When their two sons began school, Mary Jo decided it was time to further her education and began clas-
ses at Richland College. She later transferred to SMU, graduated and went on to complete an MLA degree. She
taught American History for 32 years at Brookhaven College.
They began square dancing in 1994 when a friend asked if they wanted to take square dance lessons with the Texas
Reelers. They have been members of a number of clubs through the years including: Log Cabin Swingers, Plus 4’s,
and Texas Reelers. They are currently members of the Rebel Rousers and ADD Plus.
Don and Mary Jo’s involvement in NORTEX has been extensive. They were Round-Up General Chairman in 2001.
They have held various Round-Up Chairmanship positions over the past consecutive fifteen years.
In 2006, they were Assistant Program Chairman for the National Square and Round Dance Convention in San Antonio.
They were elected and served 4 years as NORTEX Area Vice President, 4 years as President Pro Tem, 4 years as
NORTEX Secretary, 2 years as NORTEX Delegates. They served 2 years as Chairman of Publicity and Demo. They
were awarded Couple of the Year in 2007 and in 2017 received the Marvin and Helen Matus Lifetime Achievement
Award.
They love to travel and have made trips to Hawaii, numerous cruises with family, trips to Ireland, Germany and Austria
with Jerry Story and Tony Oxendine, France, England and Scotland, and recently a fabulous trip to Australia for the Na-
tional Square Dance Convention in Perth with Dave Vieira. Two of their favorite, sometimes annual, destinations are
Ocean City, New Jersey and the small Dutch Island of Saba in the Caribbean.
NORTEX OFFICERS
Dear God, I’m writing about some concerns I have as a turkey. It seems that in Your infinite wisdom, You decided to make us fat, flightless, and evidently delicious. Did we say something to make You mad? Sincerely Yours, Mr. Turkey
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Kevin and Christine Hadley Archives, Liaison
Kevin began square dancing in 1970 with the Fairfield Square Dance club in Fairfield, Iowa. Upon moving to Texas in 1992 he began dancing with the Fort Worth Singles and served as president of that club in 1993-1994. He served as NORTEX Area XIV Vice President 1994-1996, Liaison West 1996-1997 and Dancer Retention 1997-1998. He served as president of CASUL (Swingtime) 1994-1998 during which time the note was paid off. He has danced Main-stream, Plus, A1, A2, Phase 2 two-step and waltz, and Phase 3 Cha and Rum-ba. Kevin has had a home repair business in Irving since 2002. Previously, was assistant vice president of Marketing Support Systems for USLIFE Corporation
in Dallas eleven years and office manager for Willard R. Isaacs and Associates in Wellington, Kansas four years. He also served as a volunteer chaplain with the Wichita Police Department and Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Department for seven years. Christine began square dancing in 2007 with Circle I. She has enjoyed the fellowship and new friends she has made. She currently dances Mainstream, Plus, Phase 2 two-step and waltz, and Phase 3 Cha and Rumba. Christine is the Assistant Building Official for Irving. She began her career with the city of Irving in 1994. Previously she was a plan reviewer for the city of Carrollton for two years. As a couple, they have served as NORTEX Secretary 2009-2011, President 2011-2013 "Let's Do It", GRaM Chair 2014, Round-Up Chair 2015, Technology 2013-2019, Archives 2013-2020, Round-Up Saturday Night Chair 2010, Banner Guidelines committee 2009 and Club Travel committee 2009. They also served as secretary and president of Circle I. They are currently members of Rebel Rousers. Kevin and Christine are active in their church having served as Sun-day school teachers, department director, and on numerous committees past and present. They have one son, Mitch-ell, who is a partner with Kevin in the home repair business.
J.W. and Nellie Kuether Hospitality Assistant
J.W. and Nellie met at a singles group, Parents without Partners, in 1971. After dating for two years, they decided to combine their families. For five years, when visiting with J.W.’s brother, all they heard was how much fun he and his wife were having square dancing. After the youngest daughter left home, J.W. told Nellie to find somewhere they could take lessons. Nellie happened upon Buttons and Bows in Irving where they were members from 1980 until 2016. They served in every office including President. They are currently members of Fort Worth Squares J.W. and Nellie have served as Nortex Promenade Courier for five years, Area Vice President for two years and now serving their second year as Hospitality Assistant.
They served on the Nominating Committee in 2000, Roundup Chairman for Greeters in 2010, First Aid and Information Chairman in 2009 and 2015. They were Financial Review chairman in 2015 and in 2016 they were honored as Dancer of the Year. J.W. retired in 1998 after 35 years from Sheet Metal Local 68. This year he retired again after 20 years from the City of Euless as a school crossing guard. Nellie retired in 2004 from Radio Shack after 34 years of service. In 2006, she started working for the City of Euless as a School Crossing Guard. Together they have four children, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. J.W. & Nellie enjoying spending time with family and friends. They also enjoy playing cards, 84 and Nellie loves water aerobics with other local mermaids.
NORTEX OFFICERS
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PIONEERS—Seeing all the awards in the October Prom-
enade was exciting. We are so happy for our friends who
were recognized for the hard work they do to promote
square dancing.
It is difficult to stay positive after being quarantined for
months and months. Remember, “Life is like a camera;
just focus on what’s important, capture the good times,
develop from the negatives and if things don’t work out
just take another shot.”
We are looking forward to finding you in our “shot” very
soon. Meanwhile, stay safe and be blessed.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Audrey Mansell, President
GREETINGS FROM THE ROADRUNNERS! Wow! It’s already November – a time when we reflect on our blessings. Roadrunners wish everyone a month of fun, family and fellowship even as we are still being care-ful in this pandemic. We continue to make dancing decisions a month at a time. Roadrunners have attended more dances in Speegleville - near Waco, Aledo and Tool. We look for-ward to the time when we can all be together and dance like we used to. (If we can remember how!!) Roadrunners are having discussions about the yearly les-sons we usually have at Swingtime in January. When we make a decision about when to hold lessons – January or another time – we will let everyone know. Jet and Benny Sampilo have been working on our club directory and we look forward to seeing the end result. Also, our secretary, Carla Butler, keeps us up to date when members get a new address, phone number or email address. Several of our members and their families have had re-cent medical issues and we pray for their healing. Be sure and check emails, Facebook and our webpage for announcements and to see when and where dances are scheduled. Be sure and follow us on Facebook and see our webpage at: roadrunnersquares.club. Happy Thanksgiving! BEEP! BEEP! Greg & JoAnn Chambers Roadrunners Presidents
A Turkey Speaks
I have never understood why anyone would
roast the turkey and shuck the clams and
crisp the croutons and shell the peas and
candy the sweets and compote the cranber-
ries and bake the pies and clear the table
and wash the dishes and fall into bed when
they could sit back and enjoy a hamburger.
REBEL ROUSERS are enjoying the cool weather. While
we are being careful to distance ourselves and stay safe,
we are all trying to stay in contact with one another
through Facebook and emails. Due to the virus issues
continuing to be an issue, we are canceling all Rebel
Rousers dances for 2020. We will continue to monitor the
virus status for our area and once we feel it is at a safe
level to dance again, we will be dancing. We hope all of
our square dance friends stay safe and we look forward to
seeing you all once again on a dance floor.
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FRANK PATRICK STARRETT
SWINGING STARSSTARS
On Thursday, October 1, 2020, Frank Patrick Starrett, loving husband, father of three children, en-
tered God’s eternal and loving embrace at age 80 due to complications from Alzheimer’s disease.
Frank was born in Camden, New Jersey to James and Marguerite Starrett. A veteran of the US Navy, he was a mechanically gifted person whose long career included working at Ford Motor Company, Continental Can Company, and Xerox. In 1959 he married his high school sweetheart, Maryann Starrett. They raised two sons, Frank and Mark, and one daughter, Michelle. Life’s jour-neys brought them from New Jersey to Arlington, Texas, later to Yukon, Oklahoma, and finally to
Plano, Texas. Frank had a passion for working with his hands. He had an exceptional visual intelligence that, when combined with his mechanical aptitude, allowed him to pursue many hobbies which varied from building home additions to creating stained glass artwork. Frank was a loving and dedicated husband, and throughout his 61 years of marriage to Maryann he devoted much of his time to family gatherings and community outreach. He especially loved his ever-growing family, spending much of his free time visiting, vacationing, and leading an exemplary life as a son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. A lifelong practicing Catholic, Frank volunteered in many ministries and was a Eucharistic Minister and Coordinator at Prince of Peace Catholic Community. Frank joined his wife in leading and participating in the National Marriage Encounter, whose mission is to celebrate, enrich, and support marriages and families, at the regional level in both Texas and Oklahoma. He and Maryann were avid square dancers, and after retire-ment he trained and participated in the Citizens Assisting Plano Police (CAPP’s) program. Frank was preceded in death by his father, James, and his mother, Marguerite. He is survived by his wife, Maryann, his three children, Frank and his wife Judy, Mark and his wife Leesa, and Michelle and her husband, Kevin Anderson, five grandchildren, Kaitlin, Matthew, Lauren, Chris, and Brian, eight great grandchildren, his brother, James, and many ex-tended family members. A funeral mass was held on Friday, October 16th, 2020 at Prince of Peace Catholic Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Frank’s honor to the Alzheimer’s Association. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.teddickeywestfuneral.com for the Starrett family.
RAY DECKARD PHARR SWINGING STARS Deckard Pharr passed away on September 14, 2020, at the age of 94, leaving to mourn his family and friends.
He is survived by his wife Peggy, of Nevada, Texas as well as his children, grandchildren and numerous nephews and a niece.
A funeral service was held on Friday, September 18, 2020 at 2:00 pm at the Faith Family Church. A Military Color Guard graveside service was held at the Nevada Cemetery.
YVONNE VARNER ROADRUNNERS
Yvonne Varner passed away on Friday, September 25, 2020. She was born on May 3, 1938.
Yvonne and her late husband, Dave, were lifetime members of Roadrunners and held several
offices. They were Treasurer for a long time before they stopped dancing. We will be praying
for her family as they go through this sad time and hope they are brought some peace in know-
ing she is reunited with Dave and no longer suffering.
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Mondays
Thursdays
Wednesdays
Square Dance
Sundays
First & Third Fridays
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First & Third Saturdays
Second & Fourth Fridays
Second & Fourth Saturdays
Monthly
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Monthly
Wednesday
Sunday Round Dance Tuesday
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Cloggers Round Dance Thursday
Round Dance Lessons
Sat: Log Cabin Swingers 9/19/2020
Graduation Date 11/30/2020
Promenade Hall Round Begin Lessons
1210 N Tool Dr 3:30pm
Tool, Texas 75143 972.564.3610
WORD PICTURE PUZZLE
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Future Annual Dances Guest Callers & Cuers
Cancellations
Location Change
Vendor Ads
Non NORTEX Dance Ads
Vendor Page
Flippo’s Biography 6
Karizmah Dance Shoes and Boots 17
None
Please see NORTEX website
or Facebook page
for latest updates
NORTEX Clubs Advertised Dances
@ Anniversary Dance NDD New Dancer Dance
DD Double Deal Dance
NEW DANCER DANCES
NONE SCHEDULED
None
Date Legend Club Ad Description Page
11/12/20 @ Lone Star Solos 56th Anniversary Dance 6
11/13/20 @ North TX Camping Squares Anniversary Campout 7
Date Club Reason 11/21/20 Rebel Rousers COVID19
12/19/20 Rebel Rousers COVID19
Date Club Dance
02/20/21 Rebel Rousers Black & White Ball DD
02/25/21 Pioneers 40th Anniversary
03/13/21 Diamond Jubileers Mardi Gras Anniversary Dance
04/30/21 Kissin' Kuzzins 48th Anniversary
Date Club Caller/Cuer
12/18/20 Kissin' Kuzzins Charlie Robertson
01/16/21 Rebel Rousers Scott Bennett
01/28/21 Pioneers Ray Savell
02/25/21 Pioneers Toby Thomason
03/13/21 Diamond Jubileers Toby Thomason
04/30/21 Kissin' Kuzzins Charlie Robertson
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PROMENADE DIRECTORY
Vicki Spray, Promenade Administrator
Mail Address: 985 Chateau Valee Cir
Bedford, TX 76022-7407
817.718.4290
Email: [email protected]
Audrey Mansell, Promenade Editor 817.596.4994
Jeff Marlatt, Assistant Editor 972.633.5286
Email: [email protected]
Club Coordinator
Dave & Lorraine Burson
Telephone: 972.396.0941
Email: [email protected]
Information for Square Dancers
972.698.8753 or [email protected]
Subscriptions
972.964.5979 or [email protected]
NORTEX Website
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NORTEX Past Presidents *Active in NORTEX **Deceased
Ralph Henderson 1961-62
Harvey & Maxine Webb 1961-62
Del Westfall 1962-63
Jim** & Thelma** Thomas 1962-63
Ray & Fay Williams 1962-63
George** & Edyth** Rogers 1964-65
Harvey & Pat Lanier 1965-66
Cleve & Bee Cooper 1966-67
Bob & Janie Wright 1967-68
Brad & Linda Inman 1968-69
Frank & Barbara Stone 1969-71
Jim** & Sharon Walton 1971-73
James & Judy Prescott 1973-74
Charles* & Melba** Quisenberry 1974-76
Marvin** & Helen Matus* 903.873.1286 1976-78
Joe** & Opal** Rogers 1978-80
Jack & Sue Brown 817.228.3850 1980-82
John** & MaryAnn** Smith 1982-84
James** & Ruth* Hutcherson 972.247.4982 1984-86
Ray & Lois Inman 1986-88
Al** & Jean Jesse 972.722.4972 1988-89
Bob & Judy Simmons* 972.629.9607 1989-91
John** & Pat** Langford 1991-93
Cliff** & Helen** Platt 1993-95
Bob** & Barbara** Hinshaw 1995-97
Art & Rose Ann Husband 817.572.0059 1997-99
Charlie** & Ann Maloney 1999-01
Gerry & Pat** Hooper 817.410.9941 2001-03
Curtis Cole** 2003-05
Ronnie* & Ann** Montgomery 817.371.7475 2005-07
Larry & Kaye Horstmann* 214.923.2697 2007-09
Bascom & Peggy Kemp* 214.797.5077 2009-11
Kevin & Christine Hadley* 972.257.1339 2011-13
Ray & Vicki Spray* 580.351.8924 2013-15
Sam & Mary Stephens* 972.357.7169 2015-17
John & Shirley Currie* 214.557.5812 2017-19
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