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

Vol. 15. No. 1

September/October 1989

SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR

If your club is sponsoring a special event that you hope other nearby clubs will avoid scheduling against, call John Falter at 215-234-4718. Leave your name, phone number, event name and event date. We will include this in-formation in a calendar of special events distributed to District clubs.

FROM THE FRONT DESK

by Frank & Terry Kaiss

A hearty welcome to the new season. Hoping you all had a good summer and are now prepared to go full steam ahead to make this new season a good one of dancing and friendship.

From the turnouts at the free summer dances, it appears every-one attending enjoyed them. This season provides us with a chance to enhance our district by bringing in new dancers to classes, recruit-ing non-affiliated dancers and new dancers to join our district clubs. So, let's all go forward to a banner year.

Remember.___Lts_ riat_only the leadership that leads. It's the mem-bers who make our district as great as we want it to be.

Don't forget to support the 28th

Delaware Valley Convention at Mt. Airy Lodge. If you haven't signed up, what are you waiting for? Every-one's help is needed. Let's all sup-port their effort. Remember, it's our convention.

EDUCATION

by Bob & Charlotte Goerlich

It's that time of year again, when square dancing gets up to full speed. There will be new classes starting, both squares and rounds, and we're hoping for a larger stu-dent body this year than last. If you have a friend who wishes to start classes and you don't know where one is being held, please call us at 215-887-2153. We will be happy to connect you with the nearest class being held in your area.

As with last year, the Mid-East Penn District will award 100% badges to all students who attend all of their classes. Sponsors -please make your students aware of this at the beginning.

It would be appreciated if all callers and cuers with classes, would let us know, as soon as poss-ible, how many booklets you will need. We. _tike to geLthena_to the students early in their instruction.

If we can help you with any of these things, we will be happy to hear from you.

SQUARES AND ROUNDS

"Squares and Rounds" is published bi-monthly (6 issues per year) by the Mid-East Penn District of the Delaware Valley Square & Round Dance Feder-ation.

EDITORS Ralph & Lois Trout Bldg. 33 - Millville Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

CIRCULATION & CORRECTIONS Sam & Peggy Brubaker 146 Dill Avenue Perkasie, Pennsylvania 18944 215-257-3829

ADVERTISING Aaron & Rose Silverstein 307 South Fifth Street North Wales, Pennsylvania 19454 215-699-0471

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MID-EAST PENN DISTRICT OFFICERS

CHAIRMEN Frank & Terry Kaiss P.O. Box 117 Flourtown, Pennsylvania 19031-0117 215-843-9968

FIRST VICE CHAIRMEN Chet & Shirley Lightcap R.D. 1, Box 48 Douglassville, Pennsylvania 19518 215-323-3994

SECOND VICE CHAIRMEN Bob & Ellen Williams 2159 Palamino Drive Warrington, Pennsylvania 18976 215-343-2969

SECRETARY Bill & Dorothea Fish 600 Delft Lane Hatboro, Pennsylvania 19040 215-675-5389

TREASURER John & Mary Volk 53 Neshaminy Falls Circle North Wales, Pennsylvania 19454 215-368-7263

SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR _

e-sr, Kathy Taller P.O. Box 89 Harleysville, Pennsylvania 19438 215-234-4718

PUBLICITY Ed & Jane Kruse 1224 Viismeier Road Lansdale, Pennsylvania 19446 215-855-6840

MEMBERSHIP John & Kathy Falter P.O. Box 89 Harleysville, Pennsylvania 19438 215-234-4718

EDUCATION Bob & Charlotte Goerlich 633 Edgiey Avenue Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038 215-887-2153

PROPERTY Dalt & Barbara Young R.D. 4 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 215-838-0651

REFRESHMENTS Ed & Marilyn Linkiewicz 1415 Marick Road Blue Bell, Pennsylvania 19422 215-277-4840

PAST CHAIRMEN & INSURANCE Roy & Marion Goerlich 1495 Sycamore Avenue Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 19090 215-672-5334

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MEMBERSHIP NEWS FOR 1989

The packets with all the infor-mation for our Membership Drive will be passed out at the Septem-ber 10th District meeting. It is im-portant that your club be repre-sented at this meeting so that you may receive this packet.

For your annual fee, you will have "Squares & Rounds" mailed to you every other month. You are also entitled to the free dances that will be held next summer. The Mem-bership Dance will be held on November 5th, from 2:00 to 5:00 P.M., at Benner Hall in Richland-town. Admission to this dance is free, as a part of your 1990 mem-bership.

Let's get the Membership Drive off to a good start!

SPECIAL EVENTS

BUCKAROOS 9/8 - Welcome Back Buck Dance

10/13 - Pot Luck Dinner 10/27 - Halloween Dance COLONIAL WOODS

9/17 - Birthday Party Dance

10/1 - Fall Festival Dance 10/15 - Halloween Dance CURLI-Q'S

10/8 - Anniversary Dance 10/22 - Halloween Party 10/29 - All Singing Calls EASTONAIRES

9/25 - Introductory Fun Night 10/9 - Pizza Night

10/30 - Harvest Moon Dance (Costumes and Prizes)

EDGE HILL SQUARES 9/25 - Free Dance For Beginners

10/28 - Halloween Dance FLUTTERWHEELS 9/12 - Fun Night

LEISURE SQUARES 10/7 - Welcome Back Dance

and Ice Cream Social 10/21 - Surprise Dance LENTZ'S LOFTERS 10/29 - Anniversary Dance MELODY LAKES BELLES & BEAUS 9/19 - Salad Bar Night

10/21 - 14th Anniversary Dinner Dance Hawaiian Holiday

10/31 - All Singing Calls PERKY PROM ENADERS 10/18 - Halloween Dress-Up Dance QUAKER EIGHTS 10/14 - Anniversary Dance 10/28 - Halloween Dance RAINBOW STROLLERS

9/8 - Hawaiian Luau 9/22 - Polka Party

10/13 - All Singing Calls

1st Annual BERMUDA ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL

Thursday, Feb. 22 to Tuesday, Feb. 27, 1990 PHASES IV - V - VI

(Intermediate to Advanced) CUERS:

Richard & Jo Anne Lawson Peter & Beryl Barton Birmingham, Alabama Hamilton, On taro

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ALL DANCING - DINING - SLEEPING - RELAXING - SOC IALIZING IN ONE HOTEL!! ALL UNDER ONE ROOF!!

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$ and Sonesta Beach Hotel. You must be a Registered Guest at Sonesta Beach

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10/27 - Heritage Night RED HOT HATTERS

9/9 - 6th Anniversary Dance SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS

9/27 - Free Fun Night 10/1 - Dinner Dance

SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES 10/13 - 13th Anniversary Dance TUMBLEWEEDS 10/25 - Halloween Dance TWILIGHTER ROUNDS 9/21 - Party Dance

10/19 - Party Dance

GUEST CALLERS AND CUERS

COLONIAL WOODS 10/15 - Mike Walsh (S) DIXIE DERBYS

9/1 - Bill Anderson (S) Donna Anderson (R)

9/9 - John Sweeney (S) 9/16 - Jim Lee (S) & 17 Shelly Lee (R) 9/29 - Guest Caller T.B.A. (S) 10/6 - Rob Bissey (S)

10/20 - Bob Clark (S) 10/28 - Bill Anderson (S) LENTZ'S LOFTERS

9/1 - Brian Fugree (S) Rich Lock (R)

9/15 - Rob Bissey (S) 9/29 - Mark Franks (S) 10/6 - John Carlton (S)

10/20 - John Sweeney (S) 10/29 - Mark Franks (5) MAINSTREAMERS

9/2 - Gordon Lentz (S) 9/16 - Dalt Young (S) 9/30 - Bill Anderson (5) 10/7 - Jim Howatt (S)

10/21 - Jim Snyder (S) PERKY PROMENADERS

9/6 - Russ Booz (R) 9/20 - Bob Clark (S)

10/18 - John Kaltenthaler (S) QUAKER EIGHTS

9/9 - Ray Lehberger (S) 9/23 - Jim Snyder (S) 9/30 - Pete Diven (S)

10/14 - Mark Franks (S) 10/28 - Jim Snyder (S) R & R SQUARES 10/27 - Glenn Matthew (S)

SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS 9/1 - Burl Lally (S)

Elaine Novak (R) 9/8 - Danny Thibault (S)

Elaine Novak (R) 9/15 - Dalt Young (S) 10/6 - Frank Fertsch (R)

10/13 - Danny Thibault (S) Elaine Novak (R)

10/20 - Andy Glowach (S) 10/27 - Elaine Novak (R) SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES 9/17 - John Kaltenthaler (S)

10/13 - Joe Seibel (S) YELLOW ROCKERS

10/7 - Elaine Novak (R)

DO YOU WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT?

by Jim Howatt

What does a "Seat Belt" have to do with square dancing? If you are in an accident and are hurt be-cause you did "not" have your belt on, you will probably miss out on some good times with your fellow square dancers. Plus, we will miss you!

Doris and I had ours on the night that our 22 ft. travel trailer decided to come off the "ball", swayed a couple of times and then spun us 210 degrees around on I-40, 50 miles west of Knoxville, TN at 2:00 a.m. in the morning (or do we nall it hinht), as we were returning

home from the 38th National in Oklahoma City.

I don't know if Doris, who was driving, or I could have handled the "tow vehicle", if we hadn't had the seat and over-the-shoulder belts on. They held us in place as Doris handled the car and kept us on the road. We were not hurt. Doris had a sore leg for a few days, probably because she tried to put the brake pedal through the floor. The trailer ended up in the right hand lane on

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its right side facing west in the east bound lanes. We were on the shoulder - upright.

With the help of two truckers, who witnessed the accident, the State Police, who were 50 miles away when we called for them, two wreckers, who set the trailer up without further damage and a volunteer fireman, we were able to get back on the road and resumed our trip about 10 hours later. We needed to remove the awning and supports and replace one wheel rim, on the right side, in order to resume our trip. The next day at Doris' sister's, we cleaned up the inside of the trailer.

There is a saying I have used when operating steam propulsion plants aboard U.S. Nave Ships, "Many hours of boredome, a few minutes of interest and a couple of seconds of Sheer Terror". Sheer Terror - a casualty, accident, ex-plosion, fire, etc.

The Sheer Terror of our trip was when we were spinning around on a busy Interstate Highway. Those seat belts held us in place! Doris was able to control the vehicle and we were not hurt.

Seat belts - Wear Them!

"OUR JOB"

by William Arthur Ward

The choices we make each day of the week, The paths that we take, the goals that we seek, The kind of persons one day we will be Is daily determined by you and me.

Each thought that we think, each word that we say, Affect our tomorrows in some strange way. Each task that we finish, if it's well done, Prepares us to tackle a bigger one.

For each of us had a talent or two, A chance to make good on the jobs we do; A measure of time to squander or use Is given to us -- it's our job to choose.

Consider the above poem printed with the permission of its' author, William Arthur Ward.

A square and round dance club cannot long exist without people who are willing to do some task, no matter how small, to keep the club in operation. There are neither clubs nor activities that run auto-

COME AROUND TO THE TWILIGHTER ROUNDS OF ALLENTOWN

for Easy Intermediate & Intermediate

Dancing & Instruction by

ELAINE & TED NOVAK

every Thursday - 7:00 P.M. - 10:30 P.M.

Faith United Church of Christ 25th & Livingstontreet

Allentown, Pa. Basic class in September 1989

Call 432-4268 for further information

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THE GRAND SQUARE Square Dance Wear & Western Shirts

at Eleanor & Bob Fosters

CALL ON MONDAYS TUES. & THURS. 9:30 am to 9:00 pm

WED. & FRI. 9:30 am to 6:00 pm SATURDAYS 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

1173 EASTON ROAD, ROSLYN, PA. 19001

Phone: (215) 572-0940

You Are Invited To Attend

Lentz's Lofters Square & Round Dance Club

Annual Anniversary Dinner Dance

Sunday October 29, 1989

To Be Held At The Warrington

PA 611 & PA 132 Warrington, PA 18976

Reservations are required. Cash bar will begin at 6:00pm. Dinner at 6:30pm. Dance 2X2 starting after dinner until 10:00pm. The caller will be Mark Franks with round dance leaders Peg & Joe Dockry. Cost for the evening will be $20.00 per person. For reservations and information contact Fred & Mary Weller at (215) 675=2137

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SWING YOUR PARTNER WITH

THE DIXIE DERBYS CIDER : Gene Senatore ROUNDS:8:00PM CALLER:Glenn Matthews SQUARES:8:15PM

UPPER uORELANO ulIDDLE SCHOOL PARKING FOR INFORMATION:

Call Rowland at 215-674-8320

MAINSTREAM AND

PLUS DANCES CLUB MBR. $2.50/per.

GUESTS $3.00/per.

2nd & 4th SATURDAYS MAINSTREAM

FOR LOCATION CALL Dorothy Smith 215-343-1142

8:00 TO 10:30 PM

Sep. 9 John Sweeny Sep 17 Jim Lee Special it Oct. 28 Bill Anderson

# O.L.H.Catholic Church

1st, 3rd & 5th FRIDAYS PLUS LEVEL

UPPER MORELAND MIDDLE SCHOOL 8:00 to 10:30 PM

Sep. 1 Bill Anderson # Donna Anderson

Sep. 16 Jim Lee Special 4 Shelly Lee

Sep. 29 Guest Caller TBA Oct. 6 Rob Bissey Oct. 20 Bob Clark

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matically; it takes people to make them go.

To all recent graduates and to all established dancers, we re-spectfully ask that "everyone", no exceptions, consider and act on doing at least one small thing for your Club, District or Federation. Please don't wait to be asked. Approach any officer or committee chairperson and ask, "How can I help?" It's quite acceptable to say, "I will not be chairperson for any-thing, but I will assist in any way I can." Or perhaps, "i don't have any talent for leadership, but I am a good follower. What can I do?" Or,"l really cannot commit myself for a long-term project, but I can bring refreshments for one dance. When do you need my help?" Or, "I haven't been dancing lately due to illness or a mishap, but I am good at making decorations that I can do at home. What do you need done?"

Remember - Many hands make the labor light. There is a lot to be done behind the scenes. Enlarge your circle of friends - participate!

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BUCKAROOS: Come on out Sep-tember 8th for our "Welcome Back Buck Dance". We're grateful to all the callers, who helped us out dur-ing Buck's illness. "Our boy" is back now and we're looking forward to a great season.

Remember to pick up our "89-90" schedule, but please note our December 22nd dance has been cancelled.

* * * * * * * * * * BUCKS & DOES: We recently held a picnic at the Spring Valley Sports-man Club grounds in Spring Valley. No dancing, but everyone had fun with the games, which included bocci, musical quis, horse shoes, quoits and a grand feed.

* * * * * * * * * * "CH" SMOOTH SQUARES: Please note that we regularly dance on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Tues-days. However, there will be no dance on Tuesday, September 5th.

* * * * * * * * * * COLONIAL SQUARES: On June 2nd, we were hosts to twenty-five guests from around the Delaware Valley. The visitation was the result of our club being selected "Club-Of-The-Month" in the "Squares and

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Rounds" magazine. A good time was had by all. Visitors are always welcome!

* * * * * * * * * * CURLI-Q'S: We will be holding our Halloween Party on October 22nd from 7:30-10:00. Costumes are op- tional, but encouraged.

* * * * * * * * * * DIXIE DERBYS: As of July 1st, the following officers assumed their duties. President, Rowland Dudley; Vice President, Wendy Bahmueller; Vice President, Bill Johnson; Sec-retary, Joyce Houck; Treasurer, Dennis Gries; Sponsor-New Class, Carol Gogojewicz; and Sponsor- Mainstream, Dorothy Smith.

* * * * * * * * * * FLUTTERWHEELS: Our new offi-cers for the 1989-1990 season are as follows. Presidents, Fred & Peg Bailey; Vice Presidents, Bill & Con-nie Kries and Harry & Ruth Schmidt; Secretaries, Ted & Judy Holmberg; Treasurers, Bill & Barbara Peter-man; and Epicureans, Frank & Win-nie Prekel and David & Kathy Ann Natkio.

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LENTZ'S LOFTERS: Officers re-elected for their second term are as follows: President, Doris McCros-sin; Vice President, George & Helen Knox; Secretary, Hank & Sally Fabry; and Past President, Dick & Betty Roberts. Newly elected offi-cers are: Vice President, Marian & Paul Bisbing; and Treasurer, Joe & Alice McGettigan.

Special thanks to our outgoing officers, Jack & Ratchel Allen and Jack McFadden & Marion McKin-ney. Jack & Ratchel Allen have offered to serve as our delegates to the Federation, Mid-East Penn Dis-trict. We thank all of our officers and workers for their support and loy-alty towards our club.

We are now planning a bus trip to "M T Squares" in Edison, New

Jersey, to be held in October. Our bus trips have a track record of being very successful. If you are interested, please let us know, as this event will be sold out at the time of announcement.

You are also invited to attend our "Anniversary/Dinner Dance" on October 29th at the Warrington Inn. (See our advertisement.)

We are very fortunate that Larry Kanniard will be joining Mark Franks with Peg Dockry May 4, 5 & 6, 1990, at our Pocono Weekend. Flyers are available. For additional information, contact Bernie & Joan Marcus at 275-8255.

* * * * * * * * * * MELODY LAKES BELLES AND BEAUS: We would like to welcome you to our 14th Annual Dinner Dance on October 21st. Come and join us for a night of fun at our "Hawaiian Holiday" at Milford Square Fire Hall, Milford Square, PA.

On June 20th, we had a fare-well dance for Cliff & Dot Kehrle, who have moved to Ohio to be with their family. We presented them with our farewell gift of a check and a shower of cards. A delicious ice cream cake was given and shared with their many friends at Belles & Beaus. We will miss them, as they were good members and did a lot for our club during their years with us. We wish them the best of luck, health and happiness, as they start their new life in Ohio.

We have a few corrections to make. It was stated in the July/ August issue that the Kehrle's cele-brated their 15th Anniversary at our covered dish dinner and elections dance on April 18th. It should have been Melody Lakes Belles & Beaus 15th Anniversary!

Also, there has been a change in our officers slate. Marlene Hughes & Bill Fairbanks, who were

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FALL SCHEDULE 1989:

DANCE HELD AT J. M. HILL SCHOOL East Broad Street East Stroudsburg, PA

SQI, 4-4i,‘4% COLONIAL WOODS

SQUARE DANCE CLUB Z A R. D.* 1, Box 82, Lonely Cottage Road

P Upper Black Eddy, Po. 18972 g 215-847-5808

Squares - Dalt Young Rounds - Peg Dockr y

Dancing Mainstream & Plus Levels

Every 1st & 3rd Sunday 2:00-4:30 p.m.

Sept. 17 - Colonial Woods Birthday Party Dance

Oct. 1 - Fall Festival Dance

Oct. 15 - Halloween Dance Guest Caller - Mike Walsh

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LEISURE SQUARES 'ir$4 1st and 3 rd SATURDAYS

DALT YOUNG Calling squares Rounds by: MURRAY & JEANNE TRUAX

Oct. 7 Welcome Back Dance & Ice Cream Social

21 Surprise Dance Nov. 4 Halloween Dance

18 Thanksgiving Dance Dec 2 Snowflake Dance

16 Christmas Dance Students welcome!

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elected for Vice Presidents for the 1989-1990 season, found they could not take the office. Dave & Edith Berman were elected to take their place.

* * * * * * * * * * MOR-L FRIENDLY SQUARES: We wish to thank the Federation of Delaware Valley Square and Round Dancers for the trophy we received this year for having the most dancers registered for the "Wildwood Spring Weekend". This is the second year we have re-ceived the trophy. We all had a grand time and are looking forward to next year in Wildwood.

* * * * * * * * * * PERKY PROMENADERS: We are a fun group! We are having con-tinued success with our half hour of rounds (7:30-8:00), and would love to have you join us. We dance on an all wood floor in an air conditioned hall. Let's dance!

* * * * * * * * * * QUAKER EIGHTS: Our new dance season starts September 9th and continues on the 2nd, 4th & 5th Saturdays. We will again be holding classes for new dancers on Mon-day nights, beginning with our

"Jamboree" on September 25th. Our new officers are: Peggy &

Sam Brubaker, President; Mary & Sewell Holsinger, Vice President; Miriam & Art Landis, Secretary; and Pearl & Stanley Randa ll, Treasurer.

* * * * * * * * -* * R & R SQUARES: November 10th at 6:30 PM will be our "Anniversary Dinner Dance with Dalt Young on squares and Gene Senatore on rounds. For more information, call Ceil Enerle at 855-8870.

* * * * * * * * * * RAINBOW ROUNDS: Remember are classes are at St. Mark's Lu-theran Church, 10th and Windsor Sts., starting at 7:30 PM. Those who are ready to step into a lively round dance workshop, see us on Wed-nesday nights at Nativity Lutheran Church, 13th and Amity Sts., one block from Albright College in Reading, from 7:30-9:00 PM.

* * * * * * * * * * RAINBOW STROLLERS: Our 2nd Annual Benefit Dance for Muscular Dystrophy will be held Sunday, April 22, 1990, at the Schuylkill Valley High School. We will be using two halls. One for club level squares and rounds and the other

YELLOW ROCKERS OF PENNSYLVANIA YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A CAMPER TO JOIN IN THE FUN 7:30-8:00 Rounds 8:00-10:30 2X2 Rds + Sqs

PLUS LEVEL CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

60 SOUTH MAIN ST. HELLERTOWN, PA.

Oct. 7 Ted Knauss + Elaine Novak Nov. 4 Ted Knauss + Al Spinks Anniversary Dance Nov. 18 Ted Knauss + Elaine Novak Dec. 2 Ted Knauss + AL Spinks Dec. 15 Ted Knauss + Mary McGee Christmas Party

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for beginners, which will be opened to the public. We've added to our staff of callers. They will be Paul Andrews, Bill Appleby, Harry Bor-ger, Gleas Crumling, Dolores Pro-copio, Sam Procopio, Gene Sena-tore and George Varney.

We are approaching the three-quarter mark in ticket sales for hosting the Presidents' Ball on Sunday, April 29, 1990, with Mary Lindner of Yuma, Arizona, calling and Dolores Procopio, cueing.

New club co-ordinators are Edna & Norman Hartman, with Bob and Flo Hull as their assistants.

We were busy this summer with demos. We had three squares demonstrating at the 75th Anniver-sary celebration in Wernersville and another three squares showed up to help make it a festive after-noon for the Annual Berks Helm Festival. If that wasn't enough, we performed at the Inn at Reading and then helped out MS fora bene-fit at the Fairgrounds Malls. A big "thank you" to club supporters.

*** * ** * ** * RED HOT HATTERS: We are proud to announce the beginning of our 6th season of dancing to Jim

Snyder and Bob & Gloria Reaser at the Adamstown YMCA, every 2nd Saturday from 7:30 (pre-rounds) to 10:30 PM.

There will be no dance in Octo-ber, but we will resume again in November.

* * *** ** *** SAUCON SQUARES & ROUNDS: Do you have friends interested in learning square or round dancing? Tell them about our "Free Fun Night", which will be an introduc-tion to square and round dancing, on September 27th at 7:30 PM.

* ********* SCHUYLKILL PROMENADES: We are looking forward to our fall dance on September 17th, with John Kaltenthaler calling. And, on October 13th, we will have our 13th Anniversary Dance at Schuylkill Haven High School beginning at 2:00 PM. We will have door prizes and surprises. Joe Seibel, from Philadelphia, will call our squares and rounds.

* **** *** ** TUMBLEWEEDS: This has been a busy summer for our club. The Cen-tral Bucks Chamber of Commerce asked us to participate in their

ROUND & SQUARE DANCE CLUB

DALT YOUNG, Caller

ELAINE NOVAK , Cuer

invite you to join them

EVERY MONDAY

at the

First United Methodist Church

34 S. Second Street Easton, PA

Rounds 7:30, Squares 8:00

Plus & Q.S.

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TUMBLEWEEDS SQUARE DANCE CLUB

Caller Helen Greatsinger (215) 867-0793

8:00 to 10:15 P.M.

PLUS WORKSHOP — Wednesdays

— CLUB DANCE 4th Wednesday

—BEGINNER'S CLASS THURSDAYS—

Central Bucks YMCA

Doylestown, PA 18901 (215) 348-8131

GUYS AND DOLLS ROUND DANCE CLUB

BASIC ROUND DANCE CLASS Church-in-the-Mall, Plymouth Meeting

Mondays, starting September 25th

7:00 to 8:00 P.M.

MS =M. INN OPP

COLONIAL GUYS AND DOLLS R.D. CLUB

BASIC ROUND DANCE CLASS Colonial Woods Campground, Revere,Route 611

Most Sundays at 1:30 P.M. Starting October 8th

Peg and Joe Dockry, Instructors Te1.201-995-2133

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254 W. Nesquehoning St. Easton, Pa. 18042 (215) 252-0281

DRESSES AND SHIRTS

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HOUR • Monday thru Saturday, anytime ,Dcz • we are home =

(mail-orders accepted)accepted)

CUSTOM-DESIGNED Petticoats Pettipants Blouses Skirts Dresses Men's Shirts Western Pants Belts, Ties Jewelry Shoes by Coast,

Rockmount, & Promenade

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"Brown-Bag It for the Arts Program" on June 28th. We danced from noon to 1:00 PM on the Court-house lawn. There was even some easy square dancing that we had the audience participate in. Also, in July, our group danced at the Valley Manor Nursing Center on Route 309. It was enjoyed by all in atten-dance.

Now that fall is here, we're back on a regular schedule. Our class will be graduating at the end of September. They are looking for-ward to attending the Membership Dance in November.

Remember September 21, 22 & 23rd, and attend the Delaware Valley Convention at Mt. Airy Lodge and, October 25th, to attend our Halloween Dance. There will be "special" refreshments and many surprises that night.

* * * * * * * * * * TWILIGHTER ROUNDS: Every third Thursday we have a Party Dance. No lessons, just dancing and enjoying an evening of fun. Our Basic Class will be starting in Sep-tember.

Our club is growing and we are looking forward to dancing in a special Super Sunday program in Allentown, PA, on September 17th. If you are interested in joining us, please call 215-432-4268.

* * * * * * * * * *

YELLOW ROCKERS: We camp to-gether, dance together, eat to-gether and tell tall tales around the campfire. Come join us for a week-end, if you camp, and share the fellowship and fun. The same fel-lowship and fun applies to our win-ter dances. Come visit us at our first dance on October 7th.

RUTH IE'S SEWING BASKET

by Ruth McLay

When using ruffles on your gar-ment, measure where the ruffle is to be placed. Usually, that mea-surement is doubled for the ruffle. If this is too much fullness for you, do not double the measurement. Use the measurement plus three-quarters of the measurement. You may be more satisfied with this. Ex-periment before cutting out.

You may decide to make a double ruffle. Try making the ruffle of two different materials. One of lace and one of your garment material.

To gather puffed sleeves, try using "sew easy lingerie elastic". It is sewn on with a wide zig zag and long length stitch. The best size is one-quarter inch wide. If you want to use other brands, be sure the elastic is soft and has a lot of elas-

ROUND DANCE PARTIES

Church-On-The-Mall Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

September 2 - Ron & Ree Rumble '00 October 7 - Ron & Ree Rumble November 4 - Pete & Mary McGee Dec.ember 2 - fete & Nary -Mtrae-e-land

Ron & Ree Rumble ALL REQUEST ROUNDS

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ticity. For a different look, try making

a circle skirt. Tucking it up a couple of inches several places around the bottom of the skirt, forming a "peek-a-boo" effect. To finish off this ef-fect, place a previously prepared triangle of white material, on which several rows of white eyelet ruffling has been sewn crosswise with the widest row at the bottom. Attach tri-angle securely under skirt making sure you follow skirt length.

That's all for now from "sunny Florida". Have fun sewing!

SQUARE DANCE MONTH

The month of September is of-ficially designated as Square Dance Month. September is the season when most square dance clubs invite prospective dancers to

special events to interest them in joining the activity.

The theme for Square Dance Month 1989 is, "A Perfect Pair - Fun And Fitness! That's Square Dan-cing." A Promo-Pack is available that includes a full-color poster and 26 pages of ideas on square dance promotion.

The Promo-Pack is furnished free to the square dance clubs and organizations by Legacy. A dona-tion of $1.25 for postage is re-quested. Promo-Packs are avail-able from the Square Dance Month Chairmen at ASD, P.O. Box 488, Huron, OH 44839.

Let's double our pleasure, two by two, with the perfect pair. Let's really increase the size of our square dance classes this season!

CALLER - VARIOUS

BOUND DANCE CUER -

GRACE & FRANK FERTSCH

QUAKERTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Sept. 9 Ray Lehberger Sept. 23 Jim Snyder Sept. 30 Pete Diven Oct. 14 Mark Franks-Anniversary Dance Oct. 28 .... Jim Snyder-Halloween Dance Nov. 11 Dalt Young Nov. 25 Jim Snyder Dec. 9 John Kaltenthaler-

Christmas Dance-Covered Dish-6:30 p.m.

Jan. 13 Mike Walsh Jan. 27 Dalt Young Feb. 10 Ralph Stapenei.L.

Valentine Dance Feb. 24 Jim Snyder Mar. 10 .. Carl Hanks-St. Patty's Dance Mar. 24 .... Jim Snyder and Mike Walsh-

Dinner Dance-7 p.m.-- Milford Square Fire House

Mar. 31 Rob Bissey April 28 Bob Clark May 12 Chick Stone-Covered Dish-

QUAKER 8's

SQUARE DANCE CLUB

DANCE 8:00 - 10:30 P.M.

Mainstream Plus I & II

7th & Park Ave., Quakertown, PA :30 p.m. Election of Officers

For Info. Call : 536 -4543 or 257-3829

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EDGE HILL FIREHALL Limekiln Pk. & Cricket Ave.

North Hills, Pa.

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SEPTEMBER 25th. "Monday at 8:p.m." FREE DANCE FOR

BEGINNERS, Club Members and those escorting beginners.

OCTOBER 14th. We dance tonight at Trinity Lutheran

church at Summit & Spring Avs. Et.Was-h.

OCTOBER 28TH. Halloween Dance

ALOHA MELODY LA I-SES

BELLES BEAUS WA I IAN HOLIDAY

SINNER DANCE OCT 21ST ►989

boo * 12 . 00 PER PERSO tii‘LF0 RI) SW ARE FARE IA KU_

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COME SPEND A WEEKEND WITH US - BACHELORS 'N' BACIJELORETTES

March 23 - 25, 1990

HOLIDAY INN 260 Goddard Blvd., King of Prussia, PA

Package price includes dancing, rooms for two nights, Saturday breakfast & dinner, Sunday continental breakfast and brunch

SQUARES BY: Dalt Young & Ted Knauss ROUNDS BY: Mary & Pete McGee

SINGLES, COUPLES & WALK-INS WELCOME

DRAWING FOR TWO $50.00 REFUNDS ON WEEKEND PKG. Register for Full Weekend Package before December 31, 1989 to be eligible for drawing (Drawing to be held Saturday, March 24, 1990)

Make check payable to Lehigh Valley B 'n' B's and mail to: MARCH '90 WEEKEND

c/o Pauline Kline 215-884-8456 14 Underwood Road Wyncote, PA 19095

Deposit of $25 per person with registration. Balance due by MARCH 2, 1990

WEEKEND Packdqe (Dancinj, meals, 2 nights lodging)

$169/person $128/person $107/person $ 97/person

- Single Room - Double Room - Triple Room - Quad Room

WALK-IN Package $18 Dancing Only (Pre-registered)

$20 Dancinq Only (Ticket at Door)

$69 Dancin and Meal Package (MUST he Pre-registered)

All rackages include ILJ)x c gratuities

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SAUCON SQUARE + ROUND DANCERS Salem Lutheran Church

134 E. Broad St. Bethlehem Pa. ** SAUCON ROUNDS**

Sundays 7:30 PM Intermediate Rounds Workshop

Mary + Pete McGee Information (215) 867-2351 or 866-7432

**SAUCON CAROUSELS** Mondays 7:30 PM

High Intermediate + Advanced Rounds Mary + Pete McGee

Information (215) 759-5433 or 866-7432

**FANTASTIC BEARS** 2nd + 4th Tuesday, 7:30

Dancing by Definition + Advanced, T Knauss Information (215) 395-2137 or 266-6397

**ROUNDS WORKSHOP** Wednesdays 6:30 PM

Easy/Intermediate Level + Classics Mary + Pete McGee

Information (215) 866-7432 or 867-2351 **SAUCON SQUARE + ROUND DANCERS**

Fridays 7:30 PM

2x2 Plus Squares + Intermediate Rounds

Information (215) 234-0305 or 256-0739

SEPT. 1 B. Lally 6 E. Novak OCT. 6 T. Knauss I F_ Fertsch SEPT. 0 D. Thibault 6 E. Novak OCT. 13 D. Thibault 6 E. Novak SEPT. 15 D. Young 6 N. McGee OCT_ 20 A. Glouach I M. McGee SEPT.. 22° No Dance Convention OCT.. 27 T.Knauss I E_Nevak WT. 29 T. rnauss it_ McGee

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PLACE: Trinity Lutheran Church Spring and Summit Street Fort Washington, PA

TIME: 8:00 — 10:30 P.M. S 843-9968 FOR INFORMATION CALL: Terry S Frank Rats*

September 2 September 16

eptember 30 October 7 Cc 46°1 er 21

1989 DANCE SCHEDULE

Gordon Lentz Dalt Young Fill Anderson Jim Howatt Jim Snyder

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11TH BERMUDA SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE CONVENTION

at Beautiful SONESTA BEACH HOTEL Take A Winter Break!! or...

A Long Weekend!, or...The School Vacation!!

FEBRUARY 15 - FEBRUARY 22, 1990! (Thursday to Thursday -- Note the New Dates!)

Callers: Jim Purcell, Mass. -- Carl Hanks, Pa. Bob Silva, Mass. -- Jim Lee, Canada

Cuers: Richard & Joanne Lawson, Ala. -- Norma Silva, Mass. Betty Hanks, Pa. -- Shelley Lee, Canada

3 HALLS - PLUS - A-1 - A-2 - ROUNDS (EACH HALL) For Registration Forms and Full Information:

Bermuda S/D Convention, P.O. Box 145, Avon, MA 02322 or Call: 1-617-963-0713

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2ND & 4TH FRIDAYS

7130 TO 10130 PM

ROUNDS 7130 TO 8

BUCK & EDIE FISH

FRANK & GRACE FERTSCH MS PLUS & Q.S

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PALOMENO FARMS -WARRINGTON, PA.

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Church on the Mall Plymouth Meeting Mall Plymouth Meeting, PA

PERKY PROMENADERS

Rounds 7:1n-8:00 9X, 8:00-10:Y)

September 6

September 20

October 4

Halloween - - October 18

Mark Franks

Bob Clark

Mark Franks

- Dress-up Dance John Kaltenthaler

Russ 11007

Peg Dockry

Peg Dockry

Pep Dockry

Dancing on the first and third Wednesday AIR CONDITIONED WOOD FLOOR

For Information Call: Dave and Char Kelsall 323-4089

BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE

PAID MILLVILLE, N.J. Permit No. 54

TROUT PRINTING & PUBLISHING Building 33 - Reeves Road Miliville Municipal Airport Millville, New Jersey 08332

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