I Miami '1allev Dance News

PUBLISHED BI·MONTHLY BY THE

MIAMI VALLEY DAN C E COUNC I L

" ~,i • .,,--,,_., -." # ti~. \ # •• ;", #. , :

1~ ____________ ~ ______ ~

VOLUME IX NUMBER 2 APRIL 1, 1968

Issued by the Miami Valley Dance Council, in cooperation with the City of Dayton, Bureau of Recreation, in the interest of dancers in the Dayton, Ohio area of the Miami Valley.

Clarence L. Thomas, Editor

STOuE HERE UJED. HPR. 3rd MIAMI VALLEY FOLK DANCERS

DONATE BANQUET TABLES

The Miami Valley Folk Dancers, one of the City-sponsored dance clubs, donated seven (7) beautiful folding banquet t~bles to the City of Dayton for use at the Michael Solomon Pavilion. The tables were purchased from the profits of the promotion of the Duquesne University Tamaritzans Concert. All the dancers and friends of the dancers pass on to the FOLK DANCERS a LOUD, BIG - THANK YOU. The Miami Valley Folk Dancers invite those who are interested in learning to folk dance or wish to join the group to dance for enjoyment to come out on Thursday evenings. This group is like a big family.

THE VALLEY WORKSHOP By Dallas & Barbara Margraf

This Month let's look at a new figure, by Lee Kepman, that seems to be catching on in our area:

TURN & "Q": From facing couples or an ocean wave, on the call TURN & "Q", couples do a turn thru, quarter in an do a left turn thru.

Example 1: 1 and 3 TURN & "Q", when you're thru go right & left thru the outside two. Dive thru, square thru 3 hands, L. AIle.

Continued on page 2, col. 1

MICHAEL SOLOMON PAVILION

Tommy Stoye, an internationally known square dance caller traveling all fifty states, is scheduled to call a square dance on Wednesday, April 3rd nt 8:30 P.M. at the Michael Solomon Pavilion. He is presently on the staff at several of the well-known square dance weekend workshops or square 0 ramas. Most recent· - The Aloha State Convention at Honolulu, Hawaii; State Federation Squares at Anchorage, Alaska; Rebel Roundup Staff at Fontana, North Carolina; Pine Tree Jubilee in Michigan; Kingsman Roundup at Kingsman, Arizona andthe Canadian East-West. Tommy has also called in London, England. The Dance is being sponsored by the 2 By 4's and the Miami Valley Dance Council, which are sponsored by the Bureau of Recreation of the City of Dayton.

SQUARE PLAY By Jewel Bender

Work, work, work, till day is done, Then it's time for dancing fun~ Deck yourself in western clothes-­Pin your name-badge where it shows. Pick your dance and head that way, Smile, as you sign in and pay. When tips are done, thank ea~h square And the club will be glad you're there. Allemande left, then goof a bit-­Between each tip, show off your wit.

Contt unad oape.ae 2, col. 2

Continued from page 1, col. 1

Example 2: Head ladies chain, 1 & 3 TURN & "Q" Circle up four with the out­side two, Head gent break & make a line. Right & Left thru across from you, LEFT TURN & "gil and look for the

\ corner. L. Allemande

Example 3: 2 & 4 TURN & "g" Then TURN & "gil with the outside two, Bend the line and TURN & "Q" Centers Square thru 3 hands, Centers in, cast off 3/4 around, Look for the corner, L. Allemande

Example 4: 1 & 3 TURN & IIQ", curli­que with the outside two TURN & "g" wheel and deal, Pair off all 8 of you. 1st go left, next go right, TURN & tlQ", and do a horse shoe turn, Slide thru and all promenade. Heads backtrack and barge thru. TURN & "Q" and wheel and deal, Centers square 3 hands to an Arkie Allemande.

THANK YOU, GRACE

After many years of good and faithful service above and beyond the call of duty, Grace Wolff has retired as leader of the Miami Valley Round Dancers and the Miami Valley Folk Dance Club. In these days of too much to do - Grace was unique. She always had time to do more. Grace was not only an able leader in the above groups but gave of her time in girl scouting, she was a troop leader, trained other leaders and put together several very successful Girl Scout Folk festivals. Grace worked many years with retarded children in teaching them to dance as well as always having time to plan exhibitions of round and folk dancing to create interest in dancing and to recruit new dancers. After training at Philadelphia General Hospital and obtaining her R.N., Grace attended Temple University and became a physical therapist. Then Grace came to U. of Dayton where she obtained her aach­elor of Scienc.e degree and her husband, Bill, a successful attorney and former judge.

Continued on page 3, col. 1

Page 2

As the night wears thin, laugh and play In joy, you'll find you end your day. Thank your stars, your corner didn't flub--Thank the Caller, and the hosting club; And you might even thank Lady Luck For the fun you get for a single "buck"

Reprinted from "The California Square Dancer" Editor: Bobbie Myrick

17TH NATIONAL SQUARE DANCE CONVENTION TOURS

Tour schedules at the 17th National Square Dance Convention have been re­vised to provide maximum choices all three convention days.

Tours i, 2, 3, and 4 will leave the Civic Auditorium, 18th & Capitol (N.E. Corner) at 9:00 a.m. each morning. Tour 5 will leave 9:30 a.m. All tours will disband at same location. Tours 3 and 5 may be cancelled in case of inclement weather.

Thursday Tour - Tour No.1, June 20, 1968 - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. BOYSTOWN

Lunch at S.A.C., STRATEGIC COMMAND, for 12 and older, $4.50. Under 12, $4.00. (Prices include a $1.65 lunch­eon.)

FRIDAY TOURS - Tour No.2, June 21, 1968 - 9 a.m. to 12 noon. BOYSTOWN $1.75. Tour No.3, June 21, 1968 -9 a.m. to 4 p.m., CONTINENTAL BAKING CO., PEPSI-COLA. Lunch, DONKEY FARM, STATE FISH HATCHERIES. For 12 and old­er, $4.00 •• Under 12, $3.50 (Prices include $1.25 buffet luncheon).

SATURDAY TOURS - Tour No.4, June 22. 1968 - 9 a.m. to 12 noon. BOYSTOWN $1.75. Tour No.5, June 22,1968-9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., UNION PACIFIC MUSEm-l, WORLD HERALD NEWSPAPER, Lunch, VISIT ZOO. For 12 and older - $3.50; UnJer 12, $3.00 (Prices include lunch and zoo admission.)

Continued on page 6, col. 2

Continued from page 2, col. 1

Bill and Grace have three lovely children - Bill, Jr. is a law clerk in the office of the District Judge in Boston. He and Penny presented Grace and Bill with a grandson last fall. Susie teaches art in Washing­ton, D.C. and studying law. Mary is a senior at Duquesne University and is a member of their famous Tamaritzens Folk Dance Group. Both last year and this, Grace's folk dance club sponsored the Tammies in Dayton to sell-out crowds at Memorial Hall. Although Grace has retired from dance leadership, she hasn't slowed down. She is now director of Public Relations for the School of Nursing at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Dayton and we know she is giving 150%, as usual, to this new and worthwhile activity.

Many years ago, when our round dance club was small and just beginning, Grace had a Valentine party during which she taught Two Hearts in Three Quarter Time and brought forth the idea of bringing in nationally known round dance leaders. Frank and Carolyn Hamilton were her choice. None of us who danced with Grace knew anything about putting together a round dance weekend, but her experience and training produced results. That July, we had an attendance of 100 couples from 6 states - it was only the beginning - for ten years the Hamiltons came and this summer weekend became a must for dancers from sur­rounding areas. Through Grace's fore­sight and the Hamilton's ability Dayton became known round dance-wise. It became a custom for those who took round dance lessons through the fall and winter and who were ready to join the round dance club to be entertained with a Pennsylvania Dutch Dinner. Grace did the planning and the cooking was done by all members with her re­cipes and guidance. Those who have had this marvelous meal know how "Wonder­fully Good" it is and we hope some day she comes back to give us this special treat.

Con~inued on page 4, col. 1

Page 3

RDUND DANCE HORKSHOP SCP..EDULED WITH SMITHS ~\Y 12th

The Duyton Round Dance Club will pre­sent Hanning and Nit.a: :Smith in 11

Round f)u.nL e ~c.'rkshop on May 12 th il t thE Michael Solomon Pavilion. There wil~ be ilftcrnoon and ev:~ning ses~ion.s:

DATE 'N 8'S

It has been decided to omit from the agenda, the usual Labor Day picniC, because of increasing complications in connection with the event. Efforts will be made to arrange to have a pic­nic at the pavilion, preceding a regular scheduled dance, some time during the summer. Date'n 8's new council will be in­creased from four couple members to six couples. ThiS, it is believed, will increase the efficiency of the group. There will be a Fall Special Dance, date yet to be announced, sponsored by date'n 8's - featuring either Dub Perry or Deuce Williams - at the pavilion. WATCH FOR THE DATE!! Reminders will be everywhere, lest you forget the very important Miami Valley Dance Council's Fall Festival on Sept­ember 29th. Dancing will be from 2 - 5 p.m. AND from 6:30 - 8 p.m. Your $4.00 ticket will cover the entire day's sessions. All Dancers are most cordially invited to join us as we dance on:

April 27 to Harold Illian May 11 to Jim Gordon May 25 to Don Zente June 8 to Joe Chiles June 22 to Hugh Johnson

Each spring, as the outdoor world take~ on a new way of life, a week is desig­nated as Good Human Relations Week. Perhaps we, too, could follow suit if we remember:

Continued on page 4, col. 2

Continued from page 3, col. 1

All of us who have had the opportunity of working with Grace in any way through her various projects will miss her leadership but we do wish her the best in her new job. So, for all her dancing friends, thank you, Grace, it was "Wonderfully Good".

COLUMBUS DANCE

The 2nd annual National Challenge Square Dance Convention will be held June 27-29 in Columbus, Ohio. The dancing will be all hash (no singing calls, no rounds), and will feature the highest level calling in square dancing today. Since registration is limited to those that are accustomed to advanced and challenge dancing, the overall floor level for this event is the highest of any square dance festival or conven­tion in the country. Callers will include: Jim Earl -Lima, Ohio; Ed Foote - Pittsburgh, Pa.; Lee Kopman - Long Island, N.Y.; Deuce Williams - Dearborn, Mich. For information contact: Ed Foote, 457 McKnight Circle, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237

2 BY 4'S CLUB NEWS

The 2 BY 4's is trying something new. The club, with help of Miami Valley Council, will sponsor a Wednesday Night Special. The dance will be held on Wednesday evening --- April 3, 1968, 8:00 - 11:00 p.m. --- at the Michael Solomon Pavilion, with Tommy Stoye as the caller. It will be $2.00 per couple in advance or $2.50 at the door. We need your help to make this dance a successful one. The new members for February and March are:

Chick and Estelle Cooper Stanley and Virginia SZCZEP Carl and Lois Campbell Glen and Jean Paris Kirk and Betty Kirkendall Fred and Marge Edwards

Continued on page 5, col. 1

Page 4

Continued from page 3, col. 2

It's more than a week - it's a way of life And giving ourselves for a cause It's the simple way of conquering strife, Performing without applause.

It's a helping hand or a stranger's smile, Just a thought, a word, or a deed; It's tilling the soil for mile after mile To plant one loving seed.

It's the key that opens a heart long locked, The step that treads a new path, The spirit of warmth that was winter­blocked Emerging through stormy wrath.

It's polished silver - not tarnished brass, It's youth that will never grow grey, The hand that points to the sunlight pass Leading from darkness to day.

It's a new-found love for husband and Wife, Co-worker made into friend, The triumph of man - the wisdom of life, Combined to a perfect end.

It's love in it's glory - faith at it's best It's God - and woman - and man Creating a world that is truly bless'd, And bridging to Heaven's span.

FRED AND RUTH FELDMANN, SECTY.

SQUARE DANCE CLASS GRADUATES

A large square dance class completed it's 24th lesson on Monday, March 25th

The following members of the class were awarded certificates:

Continued on page 5, col. 2

Continued from page 4, col. 1

George Winget and Pat Hickey

The schedule for next three months:

April 6-------Dallas Margraf 20-------Chuck Beckwith

May 4-------Dallas Margraf l8-------Eldon Pittenger

June l-------Dallas Margraf l5-------Harold Pierstorff 29-------Eldon Pittenger

We have printed schedule cards now. Ask any of the 2 BY 4 1 8 members.

We are still having the ,\;orkshop (8-8:30 p.m.) before dances. Come early----come to help those that needs a little boost or come because you need it. These basics and new figures must become automatic to you. We all could use some workshop.

We are inviting you to come and dance with us. We dance the 1st and 3rd Saturday, 8:00--11:00 p.m. and 5th Saturday is combined with Date'N 8's.

A poem by Butch Little---Taken from the Akron's Linked Squares

LEVEL---LEVEL

Level, level what does it mean, Advanced, beginner, in between? I've danced 'em fast, I've danced 'em slow, I've danced a lot, but I donlt know. There's always a caller and music there, There's always eight people in every square. A dance is just a place to go, To get together with friends, you know.

(also taken from Square Notes January--February issue)

OPAL ALLEY PUBLICITY

FRIENDSHIP HALL ROUND DANCERS

A new group of Round Dancers have been meeting every Thursday at 8:00 o'clock at Friendship Hall, 16 S. First St., Miamisburg, Ohio, with the O'Hara's

Continued on page 6, col. 1

Page 5

Continued from page 4, col. 2

Tony & Lorna Baron, George & Lois Baggett, Joseph & Mary Beasley, Duana & Dorothy Behne, Richard & Maurita Bergman, Charles & Lois Burton, Harold & Beatrice Curtin, Edwin & Sylvia Dickens, William & Drusetta Duncan, Carl & Verona Flaute, Gerald & Louella Jacoby, William & Lucille King, John & Pauline Lambes, William & Ethel Lynch, Wilford & Margaret Meyer, Albert & Angela Miller, Walter & Dora Moore, Kenneth & India Moyer, Duane & Norma Murphy, Bill & Donna Napier, John & Jane Richardson, Kenneth & Nancy Siroky, Jerry & Frieda Roseman, Bernard Nelson, Anne Frazer, Jim Moss, Virginia Hicks.

Continued from page 5, col. 1

as the instructors. We have had many enjoyable evenings of fellowship ( and birthdays--with cake and punch--UMMM!) It's quite a thrill to be able to get up and do the favorite round dances instead of just wishing we could.

For those who have never heard of Friendship Hall -- it was originally built before the turn of the century as an Opera House (with the old back­drops, etc., still in place behind the stage). During the 30's and 40's it saw many a night as a place to either Square Dance or do some ballroom dancing under the hugh rotating mirrored ball (now gone).

After sitting idle for a number of years, one of our Square Dancers (Bill Sorrell) saw in this building a likely place for Partners' All Square Dance Club to dance. The owner was contacted, and after leasing the building, forming an Incorporated group of seven couples, the old Jr. Hall was painted and cleaned of quite an accumulation of dirt after its years of inactivity. Since this group of seven couples were old friends, the name "Friendship Hall" seemed an apt name.

Partners' All and the new Club formed of this year's class, Silver Squares, now meet in the Hall on alternate Mondays to enjoy dancing on the still beautiful hardwood floor. (Partners' All dance the second and fourth Monday; Silver Squares, the first and third Monday. Caller: Jerry He1t.) There is also an OPEN DANCE the first and third Saturday of every month with different callers. Hope to see you! (The Hall can be rented by contacting the Western Shop in Miamisburg.)

The Round dancers have been meeting every Thursday and for anyone who has been away from Round Dancing for a while and would like to start the activity again, please come and join us -- you would be most welcome~

Mrs. Dale (Jean) Baker 322 N. Miami St. Trenton, Ohio 45067

Phone: 988-6562

Page 6

Continued from page 2, col. 2

1. Rates may be subject to minor changes.

2. Any Thursday, Friday or Saturday tour may be cancelled where there is not adequate participation. (This means less than one bus full.)

3. Tour Reservations will be con­sidered in the order received. Tickets with your name badge. If the tour is cancelled because of inadequate response your money will be refunded.

FUN

Reservation request should be sent to;

PAUL AND CORALEE PURSLEY 7540 Erskine Street Omaha, Nebraska 68134

FOR THE

WHOLE FAMILY! !!

SWIMMING POOLS OPEN MAY 30TH!!

PLAYGROUNDS OPEN WEDNESDAY,

.TI.iNE 12TH

Other Activities provided by the City of Dayton ------

ARCHERY TENNIS

GOLF CASTING

SOFTBALL HORSESHOES

& MANY OTHERS!~!!!!!!

April " " " If

" "

" 11

11

" " " II

" II

" II

11

" II

" " II

II

II

" II

II

1 M (1) 2 T 3 l-1 4 Th 5 F 6 S 7 S 8 M (2) 9 T

10 W 11 Th 12 F 13 S 14 S 15 M (3) 16 T 17W 18 Th 19 F 20 S 21 S 22 M (4) 23 T 24 W 25 Th 26 F 27 S 28 S 29 M (5) 30 T

SCHEDULE MICHAEL SOLOMON PAVILION

Sq. Dance Class Dayton Rd. Dance Club

M. V. Folk Dancers Whir1aways Dayton 2 BY 4's Reserved (1-5P.M.) Sq. Dance Class M. V. Rd. Dancers

M. V. Rolk Dancers Dayton Square Dancers Date 'N 8's

Sq. Dance Class Dayton Rd. Dance Club

M. V. Folk Dancers Whirlaways Dayton 2 BY 4's

Sq. Dance Class M. V. Rd. Dancers

M. V. Folk Dancers Dayton Sq. Dancers Date 'N 8's

Sq. Dance Class Dayton Rd. Dance Club

May " II

" " " " " " " II

II

" " " " 11

If

If

11

11

" " 11

11

II

11

" " II

"

1 \-1

2 Th 3 F 4 S 5 S 6 M (6) 7 T 8 W 9 Th

10 F l1S 12 S 13M 14 T 15 W ).6 Th 17 F 18 S 19 S 20 M 21 T 22 W 23 Th 24 F 25 S 26 S 27 M 28 T 29 W 30 Th 31 F

M. V. Folk Dancers Whirlaways Dayton 2 BY 4's Reserved (1-5P.M.) Sq. Dance Class M. V. Rd. Dancers

M. V. Folk Dancers Dayton Sq. Dancers Date 'N 8's

Dayton Rd. Dance Club

M. V. Folk Dancers Whirlaways 2 BY 4's

M. V. Rd. Dancers

M. V. Folk Dancers Dayton Sq. Dancers Date 'N 8's

Dayton Rd. Dance Club

M. V. Folk Dancers Whir1mvays & Dayton

Sq. Dancers

Please advise me, at least one tveek in advance, if it is necessary to cancel a date. This facility must be vacated by 11:00 P.M.

Clarence L. Thomas, Supervisor Special Activities

WHERE TO F.OUND, SQUARE & FOLK DANCE IN THE MIAMI VALLEY

DAY CLUB SUN. WAYNE TOWN , WESTERN SQUARES MON. PARTNERS ALL

ROUNDUETS ROUND DANCE CLUB

SQUARE DANCE CLASSES, BUREAU OF RECREATION, DAyrON

CALLER MEETS ·J.W. ST. DAVIDS EPIS. CH. 2&4 J.R.. FRIENDSHIP HALL, 16S. 2&4

1ST ST. MIAMISBURG

TJ}!E REMARK~

6:00P OPEN 8:00P OPEN

E .R. MORAINE MEADOWS SCH. . EVERY 8: OOP OPEN HOLMAN ST., MORAINE

J.E. *MICHAEL SOLOMON PAV. EVERY 8:00P OPEN

SQUARE DANCE CLASS~S, PARTNERS J.H. FRIENDSHIP HA~L, 16S. 1ST STREET

TUES. DAYTON ROUND Dru~CE CLUB MIAMI VALLEY ROUND DANCE CLUB

WED. CIRCLE EIGHT DANCERS CIRCLE 8'SD. WORKS;lOP FRIGIDAIRE GOLD CROI.JN SD CLUB

MERI<YANTICS

THURS .MIAMI VALLEY FOLK DANCERS ENON SHOOTING STARS

FRI. DAYTON SQUARE DANCE CLUB DAYTON HHIRLAWAYS SQUARES A*GO"'~GO

SAT. DATE 'N 8'S DAYTON 2 BY 4'S S'ALLEMANDES WASHINGTON SQUARES WAYNE TOHN, WESTERN SQUARES

A.B.

VAR. J.D. D.Me.

VAR.

E .M. VAR. J.D. C.B. VAR. D.N. VAR. VAR.

MIAMISBURG 1,3 8:00P OPEN

*MICHAEL SOLOMON PAV. ALT. *MICHAEL SOLOMON PAV. ALT. CIVILIAN CLUB,WPAFB 2,4,5 CIVILIAN CLUB, WPAFB 1,3 FRIGIDAIRE PARK, SHOUP MILL RD. 2,4 756 GLEN DEAN AVE. (RES.)

8:30P 8:30P 8:00P 8:00P

OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN

8:30P OPEN

1,2,3 8:30P INV. *NICHAEL SOLOMON PAV. EVERY 8:30P OPEN

.INDIAN VALLEY SCHOOL 2,4 7:30P OPEN *MICHAEL SOLOHON PAV.l,3,5 8:30P OPEN *MICHAEL SOLOMON PAV.2,4,5 8:30P OPEN PAGE MANOR SCHOOL #2 1,2,4,58:00P OPEN *MICHAEL SOLOMON PAV. 2,4 8:30P OPEN *MICHAEL SOLm-lON PAV. 1,3 8: OOP OPEN Y.M.C.A. SPRINGFIELD 2,4 8:00P OIEN STINGLEY SCH., CEN. 2,4 8:30P OPEN

BUTTONS & BOI-lS D .Me. 313 7 FERGUS ST. (RES) 1 8: 30P INV. BOW & SHING VAR. 609 E. DAVID ST. (RES) 2,4 8: 30P INV. Kl.JALIGH VAR. VARIOUS RESIDENCES 1 8:30P INV. MERRYANTICS D.Me. 756 GLENDEAN AVE. (RES) 2 8:30P INV. ENON SHOOTING STARS~(P_O~T~L~UC~K~)~~E~.M~.~I~N_D~IA~N~V~A~L~LE~Y~S~C~H~O~~~~~~6~:~3~0~P_~OP~E~N~

CLUB OFFICERS AND C~LLERS, PLEASE NOTE:

CHANGES, CORRECTIONS OR ADDITIONS TO THE ABOVE INFORMATION SHOULD BE GIVEN TO MR. CLARENCE THO~fAS, SUPERVISOR OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES, MUNIC lPAL BLDG., PHONE 222-3441, EXT. 295, BEFORE THE NEWS DEADLINE.

~BBREVIATIONS USED:

C.B. CHUCK BECK\<lITH E.H. EARL METCALFE Vlill .• VARIOUS CALLERS A.B. AL BOEHRINGER D.M. DALLAS MARGRAF ALT. ALTERNATE TUESDAYS J.D. JOHNNY DAVIS D.Me. DAVE McDEVITT' RES. PRIVATE RESIDENCE J.E. JIH EARL J.W. JACK WATTS INV. INVITATION ONLY J.H. JERRY HELT E.R. BRYCE & ELNER REAY * 2917 BERKLEY DRIVE

MIAMI VALLEY DANCE COUNCIL

ORGANIZATION NIGHT PLACE LOCATI9N REPRESENTATIVE ADDRESS PHONE

BOW & SWING ROSE GRAZIANO 609 E. David Rd. 434-7569 BUTTONS & BO\-lS AL BOEHRINGER 3137 Fergus 426-3974 CIRCLE EIGHT DANCERS WED. CIVILIAN CLUB WPAFB JIM PENNINGTON 4926 Denny Lane 253-7519 DATE IN 8 1 s 2&4 Sat. MIS PAVILION 2917 Berkley WILLIAM MAUCK 2012 Rugby Rd. 275-5573 DAYTON 2 BY 4 1 S 1&3 Sat. MiS PAVILION 2917 Berkley CARRELL SINIFT 2742 Armstrong Ln. 278-6337 DAYTON ROUND D.C. Alt. Tues. MIS PAVILION 2917 Berkley ELDRED REBER 3057 Monda 434-4510 DAYTON SQ. D. C. 1&3 Fri. MIS PAVILION 2917 Berkley EUGENE J. JERGENS 653 Cosler Ave. 252-5832 DAYTON TffiIRLAWAYS 2&4 Fri. MIS PAVILION 2917 Berkley BRYCE O. REAY 7815 N. Main 274-1909 DELEGATE TO STATE CORP. ROLAND J. MOCK 1625 Fauver Ave. 253-1712 DELEGATE TO STATE CORP. ROSE GRAZIANO 609 E. David Rd. 434-7569 ENON SHOOTING STARS 2&4 Th. INDIAN VALLEY SCH. Enon, Ohio JOHN MAIORANO 4076 Sylvan Enon 864-7036 FRIG GOLD CROWN 2&4 Wed. FRIGIDAIRE PARK Shoup Mill Rd. S. E. BRITTON 5306 Wheaton 434-3279 MERRYANTICS ED DeLAET 138 Boni ta Dr. 275-8972 MIAMI V. FOLK D. C. Thur. MiS PAVILION 2917 Berkley H. STEVE KLOETERS 255 Park En~ 274-lO26 MIAMI V. RD. C. Alt.Tues. MiS PAVILION 2917 Berkley FRANK L. GRAZIANO 609 E. David Rd. 434-7569 PARTNERS ALL 2&4 Mon. CHATAUQUA Franklin, Ohio DON BISHOP 8181 Martz Paullin 746-6185

Franklin, Ohio S ALLEMANDES 2&4 Sat. Y.M.C.A. Springfield,O. CHAIRMAN Springfield, Ohio SQUARES A*GO*GO 1, 2&4 ~d. PAGE MANOR SCH1f2 5555 Enright RICHARD A. GRANT 317 Wonderly Ave. 293-7788 TREASURER GLADYS DAVIS 608 Xenia Ave. 253-9194 WASHINGTON SQS. 2&4 Sat. STINGLEY SCH. Centerville CLAUDE R. HUDGENS 6135 Teagarden Cir. 859-4052 WAYNE SQUARES 2&4 Sun. ST.DAVIDS EPIS.CH. Vandalia, O. C. K. MCKIBBEN 7608 Berchman Dr. 233-2582

6:00 - 9:00 P.M.

CLARENCE L. THOMAS, SUPERVISOR SPECIAL ACTIVITIES - BUREAU OF RECREATION - MUNICIPAL BUILDING 222-344·1 EXTENSI~N 295

MICHAEL SOLOMON PAVILION 2917 BERKLEY DRIVE 293-0357

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

PLEASE REMEMBER THE NEWS DEADLINE FOR THE NEXT ISSUE - MAY 21