·1·,. ; ;. ROCHESTER AREA FEDERATIOI or WESTER! ROUND AND SQUARE DANCE CLUBS INC.

"PROMENADER" _v_o_r_,UM_N_v_I_I ___ I_s_s_UE_e ___________ R_o_cH_E.5_T_ER_, _N_._Y_. _______________ J_uN_·E~1---4-1_9_69-{.

The Gtaduates-WELCOME NEWCOMERS.

PROMENADER salutes you. May you have many, many years of happy dancing.

Hats off also to your instructors, officers and club members who did such a splendid job in preparing you for your graduation.

BATAVIA TWIRLERS Maynard and Marge Armison, Ken and Virginia Barons, Ken and Grace Broderick, Clyde and Dianne Bruggam, Rey and Audrey Campbell, Ken and Betty Crane, Lee and Ginny Dunlap, Ron and Betty Fotch, Dewey and Jeanette Green, Gnh and Sally Harding, Carl and Frances Huling, John and Helen K~llner, Richard and Shirley Kriger.

Franklin and Joyce Lund, Glen and Mertice Maddock, Terry Martaus, Don and Lorraine Porter, Dale and Eileen Salway, :Jick and Marge Toal, Bob and Mary Jane Van Buren, Frank and Joyce Vassar, Bob and Eloise Vosburg, Everett and Vera West and Russ and Arlene Worthington.

BELLES 'N BEAUS Mel and Freda Bassett, Bud and Nonna Bauer, Harold and Millie Beatson, John and Margaret Bennett, Ed and Gloria Bilinski, Earl and Marjorie Budd, Jack and Alice Carey, Dick and Audrey Case, Dick and Doris Costine, Bill and Eileen Doell, Bill and Doretta Guilford.

Calvin and Grace Kellogg, Tom and Marie Kimmerly, Ed arrl Norma Lilly, Don and Doris Maxim, Dick and Myrtle Moore, Frank and Janet Myers, Bill and Peggy Race, Dick and Doris Scheg, Bill and Shirley Tornow, Myrtle Erienzi, Bill Butler and Mary Lou Miller.

BOOTS I N SLIPPERS Charles and Mary Ann Crassi, Harlan and Marie Hartman, Ron and Beverle Howell, Dwight and Sally Lydick, Fran and Bett_y McAlhster, Robert and Althea Rushforth, Bob and Gladys Stephenson, Bob and Wanda Thistle, Harley and Jean Webster, and Bob and Jackie Wright.

COUNTRY TWIRLERS Fred and Dorothy Ayers, Bruce and Ruth Baart, Edward and Mildred Briggs, Bernie and Ruth Cromey, Marty and Jean Summing, Mike and Janice Fox, Fran and Emma Gerega, Ralph and Doretta Horvath, Richard and Joan Kessler, Mike and Jessie Kramer, Frank and Jeanne McGinnis, Al and Millie Moyse.

Don and Dorothy O'Connor, Don and Joanne Peters, Fran and Thelma Pratt, Bob and Nonna Remington, Bill and Jean Rose, Hank and Elaine Schroeder, Jay and Georgiene Simons, George and Sue Singleton, Kelly and Jean Sipes,

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Dave and Joan Verschage.

EKC-0 SQUARES George and Esther Barrett, George and Alma Bishop, Gertrude Boss, Jim and Connie Brown, Lester and Lila Bushart, Guy and Elaine DeLong, John and Doris Fitz­gerald, Paul and Florence Frost, Don and Judy Hage, Emery and Judi Hanscom, H. Orlo and Rita Hoadley, Ed and Norma Howell.

Al and Ginny Kalin, Ron and Evelyn MacGregor, James and Beverly Mruk, Jack and Jane Polakowski, Jim and Arline Quick, Len and Pat Rebis, Roger and Darlene Rockhill, William and Joan Rohlin, Phillip and Peg Scharf, Louis and Carol Sirianna, Edward Stetzenmeyer, Al and Susan Yetter and Lee and Lea Zwack.

GENESEE DANCERS Bob and Ginny Bagley, Roger and Carolyn Bastian, Arnie and Connie Burkhart, Ed and Pat Burley, Bob and Lois Edmond, Cliff and Laura Fulton, Howard and Joan Green, Bob and Norma Hill, Everett and Marlene Hom, Charles and Edrie Haselton, Alice Ihrig, George and Irene Kochersberger.

Clare and Ruth Lane Earl and Jan Lind, Jud and Lorraine Mason, Chuck and Ginny Murray, Sue Oliver, Larry and Helen Peters, Jack and Florence Petzing, John and Vera Sesso, Ray and Mary Small, Bill and Mildred Spence and Pat and Caryl Sweeney.

GENEVA FRIENDSHIP SQUARES Tena Achilles, Don and Betty Eades, Joy and Alice Good, Dave and Dot Gulvin, Ralph and Elsie Hemminger, Paul and Madelyn Hosteeter, Geza and Helga Hranzdina,

Everet and Carolyn Jones, Duane and Helen Marks, Elwood and Helen Mowers, Milton and Jane Soper, Howard and Coral Stevenson, Don Southgate and Lee and Margaret Thomas.

HENRIETTA FRIENDSHIP SQUARES Bill and Louise Windhauser, John and Anne Connelly, Praf and Eloise Dhoble, Wilson and Alice Drum, Bill and Julia Neil, Walter and Donna Penz.

Walter and Flo Schichler, Edward and Mary Simpson, Al and Barbara Taylor, Mimi Tytko, Dick Hamlin, Tom and Shirley VanNeil and Al and Nonna Cordova.

IRONDEQUOIT SQUARES Charles and Barbara Atwater, Norm and Sara Barrett, Robert and Vivian Bierre, Dick and Mary Lou Boss,

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THE GRADUATES (continued)

David and Joan Call'll.an, Francis and Margaret Clarke, Alex and Norma Davidson, Asher and Marion Flint, Michael and Anne Giannavola, Bill and Betty Heath, Earl and Leona Hildreth.

Angus and Jackie Hutchings, Vivian and Kay Jenkin5, Wesley and Ellen Jenkins, Jack and Ruth Knight, Jim and Carol Oschmann, Ray and Eva Seymour, Ronald and Sandra Swink, Bernard and Sharon Wacenske.

LIMA GRAND SQUARES Lincoln and Betty Aquadro, Roger and Gen Buckler, Ken and Ruth Gladding, Fred and Mart Hauck, Carl and Irma Hauer, Ronnie and Barbara Holbert, John and Irma Hurst, Gary and Anna Mae Lashomb, Pete and Linda Low, Don and Gloria Luckenbach, John and Ruth Malone.

Lyle and Kay Marshall, Hugh and Betty Michel, Jack and Marie Michelson, Ken and Fern Rennison, Roger and Irma Shattuck, Jim and Jean Turner, Charles and Marie Rumfola, Sally Wilson.

SWINGIN' EIGHTS Bob and Joyce Anselm, Larry and Sandy Cass, Henry and Sue Barnes, Frank and Mary Ciaccia, Russ and Dot Collins, Bill and Kathy Consadine, Joe and Mary DiNicola, Alan and Bertha Denison, John and Anne Hammond, Dave and El Harper.

Bill and Pat Haydanek, Russ and Ethel Heffer, Louis and Betty Licciardi, Paul and Ruth Norton, Fred and Phyllis Rader, John and Ella Romano, David and Marcia Stein, Paul and Carol Towlson, Jack and Betty Wilson, Quentin and Liz Winchester.

TWIRL A ROUNDS (round dance club) Mike and Dor Charleton, Gordon and Sylvia Copeland, Ed and Barb DeMerritt, Buss and Bonnie Gangi, Shirley Kirvan, Chet and Ev Seeger, Dave Seeger, Ed and Doris Smith, Bruce and Shirley Shaw and Wayne and Gloria Syler.

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION THANKS YOU

A total of $488.04 was donated by.175 couples who attended the second annual Muscular Dystrophy benefit dance on May 2 •

On a percenteage basis the attendance trophy was won by Boots 'N Slippers followed closely by the Genesee Dancers who had the most couples in point of numbers.

Plans are in the making for next year's dance which will be held on May 1, 1970.

The enthusiasm, shared by all who worked and danced, was a great example of the fine people active in Western square dancing. When a cure for the disease is found -you will all have had a part in helping. Thanks again from the Shaws; George, Una, Ralph, Barbara, Bruce, and Shirley.

PROMENADER is published by the Rochester Area Federation of Western Round and Square Dance Clubs Inc. 9 issues, October thru September.

EDITORS Lew Dietz 7 Lochnavar Parkway Pittsford, N. Y. 14534 Phone: 716/586-1423

Ken and Mary Sorensen 44 Harvest Roa.d Fairport, N. Y. 14450 Phone: 716/586-9237

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PRESIDENTS' CORNER !&Clr:A

~ EDSON and EDITH SNOW Presid&nts EKC-0 SQUARES

Edie and Ed grew up and went to school together in N. Y. City ••• became more seriously interested while at college, he at MIT and she at Wellesley. Ed came to Kodak in 1936 and Edie came to Rochester when they were married in 1938.

Daughter, Wendy Anne Love, is married and teaching school in Yellow Springs ••• son, William, is a graduate student at Case-Western Reserve.

Ed is an electronics buyer at Kodak ••• a ra.dio ham since 1930 (W2UN) and a retired Colonel Signal Corps, US Army Reserve •.• Edie bowls, plays golf and helps with the handicapped kids in the Rochester City Schools.

The Snows are past presidents of the Upstate NY Unit of the Wally Byam Caravan Club and it was at a trailer rally in Michigan in 1966 that they became interested in Western square dancing and joined the class at EKC-0 Squares that fall.

Residence: Phone:

139 Ed.geview Lane, Rochester 14618 244-5491

BERNIE and ELEANOR BALSAM Presidents COUNTRY TWIRLERS

The Balsams will celebrate 24 years of marriage this October ••• have three sons: David, a Freshman at Tarkio College; Steve will graduate from Churchville-Chili in June and Mike who is completing his first year at Edison Tech.

Bernie, a Navy veteran of World War II, lived in Rochester before becoming a Chili resident 11 years ago ••• a RIT grad and has been employed at Rochester Products for 17 years. Eleanor, a native of Kendall, N.Y. has been employed at Victor Comptometer Corp.. for 11 years as Office Manager.

Bernie and Eleanor were introduced to Western square dancing 7 years ago ••• last year on a trip out West they danced under the stars in Phoenix - would you believe the temperature was 100?

Residence: Phone:

51 Creekview Dr., Rochester, 14624 889-3535

IRVIN and MARGARET BROWN Presidents FIDDLE-A-ROUNDS

The Browns began dancing in 1963 as members of the Country Twirlers and finally surrendered to the round dance "bug" in 1965 when they joined the F-A-Rs.

Natives of Spencerport and have two sons: Gareth who is married and the father of two children; and Eric, a recent college grad, is employed at U of R Medical Center in Data Processing.

Hobbies are gardening, swimming, traveling (when it means following the sun) and dancing ••• Irv has his own business, carbide machine tool engineer, and Margaret takes care of the office.

Residence: Phone:

2901 S. Union St., Spencerport, 14559 594-2966

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#Fiddle A Rounds #Round Dance Instruction

Genesee Dancers Triggers Singles (19-30) Batavia Twirlers EKC-0 Squares Lima Grand Squares Magic Squares

#Fiddle A Rounds IRound Dance Instruction

EKC-0 Squares Geneva Friendship Sqs. Lima Grand Squares Penfield Squares Web Spinners Boots 'n' Slippers Magic Squares Kuntry Kuzzins

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#Fiddle A Rounds Genesee Dancers Magic Squares Singles (19-30) Batavia Twirlers EKC-0 Squares Lima Grand Squares

*Magic Squares Triggers EKC-0 Squares Geneva Friendship Sqs. Lima Grand Squares Web Spinners Boots 'n' Slippers Magic Squares

#Fiddle A Rounds Genesee Dancers Singles (19-30) EKC-0 Squares

Lima Grand Squares Magic Squares Genesee Dancers Triggers Batavia Twirlers EKC-0 Squares Lima Grand Squares Web Spinners Boots 'n' Slippers Magic Squares

The Tuckers Peg Huss Ken Anderson Don Pratt Gordy Cooper Don Duffin Jim McQuade Bill Wilcox Bob Ellis The Tuckers Peg Huss Don Duffin Myron Huss Don Stumbo Larry Dunn Sam Mitchell Don Stumbo Bob Ellis The Tuckers Peg Huss Ken Anderson Sam Mitchell Bob Ellis Don Duffin Bill Wilcox Joe Reilly Tom Trainor Larry Spaven The Tuckers

Don Duffin Don Stumbo Larry Dunn Bill Peterson Bob Ellis Myron Huss Ken Anderson Don Pratt Don Duffin Bill Wilcox Bud Redmond Bob Ellis The Tuckers Don Duffin Bob Ellis Don Stumbo Larry Dunn Deuce Williams Don StW!lbo Ken Anderson Myron Huss Ken Anderson Don Pratt Joe Reilly Bill Wilcox Red Bates Bob Ellis The Tuckers Don Duffin Don StUJllbo Al Brundage

Don Stumbo Bob Ellis Don Duffin Myron Huss Larry Dunn Ken Anderson Don Stumbo Bill Wilcox Don Pratt Jim McQuade

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Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. The Pavilion, Seneca Lake Park Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Penfield Baptist Church Hall, Penfield Manitou Beach Parkview Lodge, Webster Park Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. Bethany Church Hall, JOOO Dewey Ave. 1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. Immanuel Bapt. Ch., 815 Park Ave. Alexander Firemen's Grounds, Rt. 98, Bat. Kodak Office Aud., 34 3 State St. Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Hayloft, Ontario Co. Horne, Canandaigua Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. Kodak Office Aud, 343 State St. Jr. Hi Gym, North St., Geneva Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Penfield Bapt. Church Hall, Penfield Webster Rec. Hall, Lapham Rd., Webster Manitou Beach Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Parking lot of Marine Midland, Newark Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St.

1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. Immanuel Bapt.Ch., 815 Park Ave. Alexander Firemen's Grounds, Rt. 98, Bat. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. Hayloft Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Bethany Church Hall, JOOO Dewey Ave. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. The Pavilion, Seneca Lake Park Lima I s Barn, East Bloomfield Webster Rec. Hall, Lapham Rd., Webster Manitou Beach Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. 1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. Ontario Co. Fair, Canandaigua Immanuel Bapt. Church, 815 Park Ave. Alexander Firemen's Grounds, Rt. 98, Bat. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. The Pavilion, Seneca Lake Park Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Webster Rec. Hall, Lapham Rd., Webster Manitou Beach Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. 1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. Il1l!llanuel Bapt. Church, 815 Park Ave. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St.

Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua 1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. Alexander Firemen's Grounds, Rt. 98, Bat. Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield Webster Rec. Hall, Lapham Rd., Webster Manitou Beach Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua.

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August 1969 continued 11 Mon #Fiddle A Rounds The Tucker! Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. 8:00 12 Tue Singles (19-30) Don Stuabo llllmanuel Bapt. Church, 815 Park Ave. 8:00 13 Wed EKC-0 Squares Ken Anderson Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. 7:45 13 Wed Geneva Friendship Sqs. Don Pratt The Pavilion, Seneca Lake Park 7:30 15 Fri Lima Grand Squares Don StUJ11bo Lilla's Barn, !a.st Bloomfield 8:30 16 Sat Magic Squares Bob Ellis Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua 8:30 19 Tue Genesee Dancers Don Duffin 1st Pres. Ch., East Ave. & Main, E. Roch. 8:00 19 Tue Triggers Myron Huss Bethany Church Hall, 3000 Dewey Ave. 8:00 20 Wed Batavia Twirlers Larry Dunn Alexander Firemen's Grounds, Rt. 98, Bat. 8:00 20 Wed Magic Squares Bob Ellis Wayne Co. fair, Palmyra 8:00 22 Fri Lima Grand Squares Walt Jessup Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield 8:30 22 Fri Web Spinners Bill Wilcox Webster Rec. Hall, Lapham Rd., Webster 8:00 23 Sat Boots 'n' Slippers Jack May Manitou Beach 8:30 23 Sat Magic Squares Bob Ellis Hayloft, Ontario Co.Home, Canandaigua 8:30 25 Mon #Fiddle A Rounds The Tuckers Echo Club, 26 Sobieski St. 8:00 26 Tue Singles (19-30) Don S tUlllbo Immanuel Bapt. Church, 815 Park Ave. 8:00 27 Wed Geneva Friendship Sqs. Don Pratt The Pavilion, Seneca Lake Park 7:30 29 Fri Lima Grand Squares Don Stumbo Lima's Barn, East Bloomfield 8:30 30 Sat Magic Squares Bob Ellis Hayloft, Ontario Co. Home, Canandaigua 8:30

September 1969 5 Fri *EKC-0 Squares Art Harris Green Lantern Inn, Fairport 6:45 6 Sat •Swingin ' Eights Tom Trainor Hosea Rogers Sch., 219 Northfield Rd. 6:30 9 Tue Triggers Myron Huss Parkland Sch., 1010 English Rd. 8:00 9 Tue Singles (19-30) Don Stumbo I111111anuel Bapt. Church, 815 Park Ave. 8:00

10 Wed EKC-0 Squares Ken Anderson Kodak Office Aud., 343 State St. 8:00 10 Wed Twirl A Rounds The DeGraves Fairbanks Rd. Sch., North Chili 8:00 11 Thu Genesee Dancers Don Duffin Cutler Union, 560 University Ave. 8:00 12 Fri Boots 'n' Slippers Jerry Carmen Merton Williams Jr. Hi, Hilton 8:30 12 Fri Geneva Friendship Sqs. Don Pratt Gulick Hall, Hobart College, Geneva 8:00 12 Fri •Rochester Rollaways Tape Dance Greece Y.M.C.A., Long Pond Rd. 8:30 12 Fri Swingin' Eights Tom Trainor Irondequoit High School 8:00 13 Sat Country Twirlers Jim McQuade Washington Irving Sch., 2400 Chili Ave. 8:00 13 Sat Irondequoit Squares Bill Wilcox To Be Announced 8:00

I Space is limited- please call instructors for arrangements *Closed Dance(Rochester Rollaways-out of town visitors call 392-2534 or 342-5867)

NOTE: Per our usual custom, we have attempted to list all summer dances in our dance calendar on page 3 & 4 whether they are Federation activities or not. We feel this is a needed service to area dancers and at the same time is consistent with the Federation's objective in promoting square dancing in this area •

•••••• The Editors

EDITOR'S

NOTE':

With this issue Yours Truly, Ken and Mary Sorensen and Lew Dietz, will bow out as editors of PROMENADER.

Our efforts while serving in this capacity (Sorensens 2 years and Lew Dietz 7 years) have been amply rewarded by the congenial and cooperative relationships with Federa­tion regimes, club officers, columnists, article writers, club correspondents and advertisers.

A special note of appreciation to former members of PROMENADER staff: Co-founder Bill Bibler, Jeanne Perkins and Bill and Norma Harvey.

In the words of Bob Hope we would like to sign off with "Thanks for the memory •••••••••• thank YOU so much.

The new editors appointed by the Federation are: Carl and Anita Warschkow, Phone 467-6856 and Lash and Pat LaRue, Phone 473-6320.

Club Reporters take note. PROMENADER will go on Yacation until the September issue. The next news deadline will be August 13, 1969. Send you club news and dance schedule for September and October to the Warschkows at 64 Whipple Lane, Rochester, N. Y. 14622.

Our subscription membership now totals 760, an all time record.

MAY CLUB ELECTIONS

ROCHESTER ROLLAWAYS Chairman ••••••••.••• Bob and Dorothy Wood.ams

1106 West Ave. Hilton, N. Y. 14468 392-2534

Vice-Chairman ••••••• Bruce and Dorothy Watson Secretary Treasurer •• John and Charlotte Hayford Board Members •.....• Florian and Ronni Czerniak

BATAVIA MRLERS

Howie and Arlene Newton Carl and Anita Warschkow

President ••••••••••• Bill and Duffy Saunders 4 Farwell Dr. Batavia, N. Y. 14020

Vice-President •••••• Nom and Lorraine Tufts Secretary ••••••••••• Harold and Mike George Treasurer •••••·····•Ronnie and Barbara Mayback

----------------------------tBoard Members ••••••• Ernie and Barbara Leffett You are getting old if it talces you longer to rest than it did to get tired.

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Fred and Hazel Keller Ray and Audrey Campbell

KODAK OFFICE AUDITORIUM 343 STATE STREET ROCHESTER. N.Y. 14650

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KEN ANDERSON

BURNT HILLS N.Y.

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THIS IS KEN ANDERSON'S 12th. YEAR AT THE MIKE; HIS THIRD AS CLUB CALLER FOR EKC - 0 SQUARES. HE RANKS WITH THE BEST OF THE NATIONAL CALLERS.

MAY

HE TRAVELS EXTENSIVELY, IS tvUCH IN D8v1AND FOR FESTIVALS. HE CONDUCTS HOLIDAY WEEKENDS AT HIDDEN VALLEY N.Y. AND HAS MADE MANY RECORDINGS.

AGAIN THIS YEAR, KEN WILL HAVE HIS POPULAR NEW DANCER WARM-UP FRClv1

7:1.IB TO 8:1.IB P.M. WITH REGULAR DANCING TO 11 :00 P.M. $2.00 COUPLE

COMING - GUEST CALLERS 21 BOB YERRINGTON JULY 2 BILL PETERSON

JUNE 3 JIM SCHNABEL JULY 16 DEUCE WILLIAMS JUNE 18 "SINGIN SAM" MITCHELL JULY 30 AL BRUNDAGE

8 : 00 · I I : 00 P. M. $2.00 PER COUPLE

CLUB Bafavia Twitlets

Camp out and its trail end dances will be history as you read this and another eventfull season is over. The Taylors, returning as chairmen of the closing event, promised us another absorbing weekend with Larry Dunn being assisted by Leo Parsons calling some squares and Betty Wolcott cueing some rounds. This is Larry's first anniversary with the club. As we became acquainted with Larry and his calling a year ago, we never expected he could be our regular caller at this point. But it has been a year of changes and the retiring presidents, Bill and Cathy Fendley, are to be congratulated for running the obstacle course to a successful year.

Our round dance program with the DeGraves culminated with a graduation on May 8th and a barbecue supper hosted by Myrtle and Harold George.

Attendance reached a climax on April 19th when 25 squares danced to guest caller, Bud Redmond. A mere 20 squares met on May 3rd. The pot luck supper on May 17th attracte the usual knife and fork set. Some dancing was accomp­lished despite all the activity at the tables. Install­ation of officers was also accomplished during the even­ing.

Our new presidents, Bill and Duffy Saunders, named the new committee chairman. Among them are Dolores and Phil Maines for Hospitality; Chet and Thelma Andrews for Re­freshments; Sam and Audrey Tumminello for Special Events and Don and Lorraine Potter for Publicity.

We will be represented at the Buffalo Federation by Frank and Bobbie Auty who have been very active during their year as alternates. Gene and Jean Wright will fill the alternate role.

At Rochester our delegates will be Don and Lucille Palmer and Bus and Bonnie Gangi. The Palmers, who worked on Dance-0-Rama will be the reporters for this column. Good luck to all these brave, active people.

Don't hibernate all summer - consult our summer schedule.

•••••• Norm and Vi Huth

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tl Beaus Our biggest event since our last column, of course, was our graduation. We congratulate Art Harris on his accom­plishments with this class. They are the most enthusias­tic bunch with whom we've had the pleasure of dancing. They have been with us for two weeks now and have brought a wonderful spirit with them that has infected all of us. We heartily welcome them to our club. Of course it is written in the by-laws that some nonsense must accompany all graduation ceremonies and the "dance of the balloons" was - well - extraordinary! It would have been much smoother if Earl Budd's balloons had cooperated .•••• Don and Mary Waterman, Jerry and Louise Flynn and Reese and Muriel Cole attended the Utica Spring Festival. They reported that at this large dance three levels of dancing were offered - class level, challenge and hot hash and it seems that all dancers fit in somewhere ••••• Don and Marge Tracy and Ernie and Helen .Tohnson attended the 8th Toront International Square Dance Convention May 8 through 10 ••• Belle's and Beaus was well represented at the Muscular Distrophy Fund Raising Dance. For many of the recent grads it was the first time away from mother hen (Art)---

NEWS that is always quite an experience, remember? ....• The Lakeville and Livonia Railroad charter trip scheduled for June 8 will be a wonderful outing for the kiddies adults, too. See Ed Taylor for more information •••• o'l'he "Official Greeter" office, newly instituted this year, has been a hugh success ••• We understand that some of the fellows have turned down an offer of $25.00 for using their turn ••••• Have a good summer.

•••••• George and Dolores Wentis

Boo f s 'h- S Ii p pets Stan Burdick put a little news of our club in his Nation­al Magazine. I quote, "On calling tours since a month ago. I ran into a tip or two of more practical value worth sharing. In Rochester, N.Y.,at the Boots 'N' Slippers Club, I was amazed at the novel and popular cheese and cracker refreshment item. There was no need for an ele­gant feed. Just coffee, the big tangy round of cheese from which everyone cut his own, and crackers. I was more mouse than man that night - felt sneaky going back for thirds. Try it at you club.", unquote.

Those that didn't go to the Muscular Distrophy dance, will be pleased to know we came home the 2nd year in a row with the trophy.

It seems one Gene Fox has gotten a nickname from another club. How about that, Giggles? Also, would you believe that a little jogging could hurt you? How about that Ray Paine?

Congratulations to Bob and Betty Riggs on their daughters' future wedding.

Howie and Arlene Newton, all your friends thoughts and prayers are with you at this very moment for your son's speedy recovery. May God let that be very soon.

Once more our year has come to an end. But we'll see you at Manitou Beach. Our sound system to be improved with more yak stacks.

P.S. 30.

Beginners class will be on Tues. Sept. 16, 23, and Three weeks to join up •.• happy dancing!

P.S.P.S. Remember our opening dance Sept. 12 - Friday

•••••• Dean and Terry Harris

Countty Twirlers For those of you who danced with us at the 'Ole' Barn in April and May, we hope you enjoyed yourselves as much as we enjoyed having you.

We held a "fun" night on April 18th and our theme was "Baby Days". This was highlighted by our own Rogues Gallery of baby pictures of club members, a tricycle race, which Tom Pluckn■tte won by a mile, and a baby bottle drinking contest. Don't know what was in those bottles, but they were emptied pretty fast!!! Jim McQuade did a fine job, as usual, but we didn't see him sitting in the highchair that was provided for him!

On April 26th, we had 22 nervous couples join the club.

Weniger'• for Complete Linea ofJ ... .

HORSE ~;,_ ', En~!~!r!, I~I {~ ~-

RIDING CLOTHES ·-;. CAMPING CLOTHES

SPEEDO and JANTZEN SWl'MSUITS

HARD R·IDING HATS for Safety!

BOOTS • Western

• Hi English •• Welnngton

• Newmarket • Hiking

• Jodhpurs . . . For Men, Women

and Children

Midland Charge Plan • Free Parki■g Coriter Statlo11 Ope11 M'on.-Fri., 9-5:30; Sat. 'Til 12 11ooa

Along with the usual ceremonies of receiving diplomas and badges, Angel Awards were given to the Boeffs, Gottschalks, Harris', and Bill Rauch. A special recog­nition was given to Hal Pyritz for his outstanding help with our classes over the past years. To top off the graduation, our new members had to place shoe boxes on their feet and prove it isn't necessary to HOP to square dance. All in all, it was a fun night and a good time was had by a~ 1. It is our sin,~ere hope that all of our new members will enjoy fun, activity and good fellowship to be found in square dancing. A hardy welcome to all of you.

Our "Bouquet" for June goes to those 22 new club members who worked long and hard and are sure to be an asset to the club.

Country Twirlers, don't forget to keep July 19th open for our picnic at Timberline Park, LeRoy, New York.

As had been said before, we cannot let the dancing season close without a compliment to the hard working staff who make the PROM~NA'JER possible. The clubs are well in­famed because of their efforts .••• which contributes greatly to the success of all the club dances.

So long for now until September •••• but keep dancing this summer!!!

•..••• Dave and Arlene Plummer

Genesee Dancets We would like to congratu]ate the Shaws, Barb and Ralph,

a source of great satisfaction for these fine people to have contributed their efforts to such a worthy cause. The Genesee Dancers were represented by 39 couples, not quite enough to win the trophy but we sure tried!

Dorothy Cooper left Harry in charge (of cooking and dishwashing) while she flew to Kentucky in April to visit her niece ••••• Al and Ruth Niblack spent a weekend dancing at Hidden Valley with Ken Anderson ••••• Al and Blanche Hoffman left on May 3rd for Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. His brother Norb is also vacationing on the West Coast and they expect to meet in Los Angeles.

Our last regular club dance of the season was May 8th and everyone there made the most of it. Art got us off to a good start with some "quenches" and the friendly mood continued for the evening. We are eagerly awaiting our trail end dance on May 17th. With the talented and capable committees who are working on the details, it promises to be an outstanding event.

This year 7 dances have been scheduled for the summer at the 1st Presbyterian Church in East Rochester. Don Duffin will be calling and this will be a very good opportunity for the newer dancers to keep in practice and be ready for Fall. These dances will be on the firs\ third and fifth Tuesdays of June, July and August at 8:00 P.M.

Happy vacationing to one and all •

•••••• Jim and Mabelle Bushnell

Geneva Fr-iendship~qs. Our Trail End Dinner Dance is over, and last year's officers wish to express their appreciation to all the dancers who attended our dances last winter and made Geneva Friendship Squares successful.

We want to thank Bud and Millie Woodley for their help with the beginners. There are other couples who help with the beginners but Bud and Millie have attended nearly all the classes for three years.

We want to thank Art and Lucy Masteller for representing us at the Federation and for taking charge of Decoration for the Dance-0-Rama. We want to extend our sympathy to Lucy whose brother was killed when his plane crashed just three days before the Dance-0-Rama.

We thank Don and Geneviere Miller who took charge of refreshments when Caroline Neeb became immobilized with a back injury.

Many thanks to Joan and Bill Newman, founders of Geneva Friendship Squares, who cue our round dances and never missed a meeting all winter.

Thanks to our friends at Hobart College who permit us the use of Qulick Hall and the William Smith Gym for dancing.

We wish the new officers, whose names appear on the front page of the May issue of the Promenader, the Best Of Luck and assure them of our co-operation in any plans they may have for the success of Geneva Friendship Squares in 1969-1970.

•••••• Ruth and Clayton Keyes - Past Presidents.

Una and George, on the success of the Muscular Dystrophy E KC Q n Dance. With their excellent management and the calling - .:) q U a te ,S of Joe Reilly and Bruce Shaw, the rounds with Dot and Howie DeGrave, it was truly a large evening. It must be "YOU CAN FLY OVER THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN - OR OVER THE

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DEEPEST SEA," that is - you can if the plane.a are !lying! Ken Anderson found it •ain't necessarily so!" He sat in one for three hours, then the flight was cancelled. To those who came to dance to Ken that night - our sincere apologies. His, too. Some things are beyond the abilit­ies of even officers like ours. They~ furnish tapes and a free dance - so at least all who came could dance. This was truly a case of "due to circumstances beyond our control, etc, etc!"

Ken's three quarter of an hour refresher course before each of his dances is drawing an enthusiastic response from members and guests. We love to have you - please keep coming. For those who wish to test their mettle, there will be a half hour of "hot hash" at 10:JO. So, for all of those "above and beyond" - hang around!

Orchids to the Shaws - Senior and Junior - Joe Reilly and all those who helped to make the Muscular Distrophy the huge success it was. Every Club was represented. A marvellous evening for a marvellous cause.

This is our Swan Song, People, Our job - as reporters - is done. Before we leave, we'd like to say It's been a lot of fun. We tried to tell it "like it is," With a few little shots of humor. We tried to stick to hard bare facts And not a lot of rumor. Our thanks to the EKC-0 members Who gave us a tip or two. Remember the new reporters Are gonna depend on you!!! Thanks to Lew Deitz and the Sorensens For their patience and understanding. For correcting all our errors Without ever reprimanding!!!!!

••.••• Mae and Harry Malley

Fiddle A Rounds That season has arrived again, and the first picnic of the season will be at the Tucker's on June 1st. (And hots at 99¢ a lb.)

The Tuckers, DeGraves, Whiteheads will be off to the Dance-A-Cade the last week of June. The Whiteheads, DeGraves and DeCesares all attended the spring dance of Lou Sudemeyer's in Buffalo.

The summer dance schedule for the F-A-Rs during July and August will be the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month.

Our new dance for May is "Seattle".

Millie Costich is back dancing the rounds with us but has not been able to square dance yet. Glad to have her and Tip participating in rounds. Maybe in the future she'll be able to square up again.

•••••• Mary Prado

Ftiendship Sqs. Thanks for helping make the past dancing season, one of the best yet in our club history. We have a great group of new dancers, our dancing hall has been filled dance after dance, and the special dances have been greeted with great enthusiasm. We stole the Swingin' Eights banner, and they appeared in full force a week later to get it back and steal ours. Unfortunately the following week was their Trail End dinner so we will be requesting

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our team of bandits to reverse the process this fall.

Meanwhile, don't forget the campout at Bonnie Brae, June 13, 14, and 15th. I think there are several new class members who will enjoy the opportunity to get back at us for some of our misdeeds. Especially me?

Trail end dinner is now history and our club will be taking a vacation til September 27th. Our beginners classes will open on September 29th, and it is upon these - still unknown people that the future heal th of our club depends. Please think about any friends you know who would enjoy our form of recreation and bring them to the open dance this fall. Don't forget to add a few miles to your dancing shoes this summer so you will be in condition to shake the rafters of the town hall this fall.

•••••• Lois and Fred Allen

I rondequo if ~qs. June is busting our all over with weddings, graduations, banquets and the longed-for vacations. The Scotts will have two college graduation, a new grandchild and an anniversary trip to Maine. The Welch's son graduates in Windsor, Ontario, and then off they go to Williams­burg, Virginia. Tent trailer camping is gaining in popularity. The Deanes just added one for camping and the Hardings plan to sightsee coast-to-coast in one. That's the life! The Bubbs like the North to South route (Florida and Canada) and the Clarkes, recently returned from Florida, will journey in a cabin cruiser from the Thousand Islands to Ottawa via the Rideau River. We hear the Johnstons will move soon and have a basement to dance 6 squares.

Some square dancers are also good Scouts and will give a demo to Bill Wilcox's calling at the Arrowhead area Scout dinner.

While the Seymours and Johnstons danced the weekend away in Toronto, 20 couples bused to Syracuse for a fun­filled evening. We discovered one old bag resting in the baggage rack (name of Jackie Hutchings) and wonder if Doug Shultz found his car. We're grateful to Florian Cxerniak and Carl Warschkow for the accordian accompaniment to our melodious renditions all the way home.

Congratulations to Jim Hughes for his nomination for Federation Vice President and to Kay Welch for Secretary.

By now we will have had a memory-filled 10th anniversary dinner-dance and be looking forward to our picnic from 2 to 10 P.M. at the Parkview Lodge in Webster Park. Bring the family, a dish to pass and table service. Coffee, meat and dessert will be provided. Any questions? Call the Brooks. See you in the fall!

• ••••• George and Lorene Phillips

Lirna Grand ~qs. We are soon nearing the end of the season at the Lima Town Hall. In fact only one more night of dancing in May. This will be on May 16th, ltQpen House" at which time all those who are interested in Western Square dancing are invited to attend, to participate in the fun, or just be spectators. Out of this group we are hoping to find some recruits for our class in the fall.

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members will be going to Williamson, where our caller, Don Stumbo, will be calling. There will be a Fashion Show and it is the time of the Apple Blossom Festival, so a big evening is anticipated.

May 30th, being a Holiday, there will be no dance but on June 6th, our first night at the "Barn", in East Bloom­field, we are looking forward to meeting all our old friends and lots of new ones. A summer full of fun, guest callers and lots of surprises, is being planned. Our hosts for the month of June will be Joyce and Bill Walkley. They will be on hand to greet you and make you welcome.

Our Stork Badge wearer, is no longer wearing the badge, the stork visited their home three weeks ago and pre­sented them with a bouncing baby boy. Congratulations Helen and Jerry Bischoping.

On Friday May 2nd, ·one or two couples attended the dance at Gates-Chili School, the proceeds of which went to the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Because more members from Lima could not attend, the proceeds from Lima's dance that evening was also given to the Fund.

Will be looking forward to seeing you at the Barn June 6!

•••••• Florence and Everett Kingsley

Rochesfer Rollaways The most important news at the Rollaways this month has been the election of our new officers and members of the board. Our congratulations to all of them and also a thank you to the retiring board members who did a fine job this past year -- Chick and Sue Wolfe, Lou and

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Lillian Stork, and Don and Mary Lou Mikel.

George and Heidi Betlem attended Ron Schneider's Cross Creek Weekend recently and at the end of April, they also traveled to Ohio for a weekend with George Jabbusch. They were joined by Ambrose and Dorothy Baker, Will and Rhoda Eagle, Don and Leah Huot, Jean Muench, Bernie and Doris Sixt, Don and Norma Weekes, and George and Elinor Wood who also enjoyed the Holiday Weekend with George Jabbusch, Dewey Berry, and Jack Lasry calling. While there we were glad to see and dance with Bart and Nita Gould, fomer Rollaways who recently moved to Ohio.

At our Mother's Day dance, we were sorry to hear that Al Kirvan, John Hayford, and Howie and Arlene Newton's son have been hospitalized. We wish them all a speedy recovery.

We have also learned that Carl and Anita Warschkow are going to be handling a lot of the work fa~ Promenader next year. This fun-loving and hard-working couple sure deserve a pat on the back and we want to be among the ones to extend it.

• ••••• Don and Leah Huot

Swi11gin' Eights Trail-End's now a beautiful memory of a delicious sit­down dinner at The Statement, super movies and ingenious entertainment, mixed with some square dancing. Our last regular dance saw a good crowd, including our graduates and many guests, and a delicious cake for a change of menu. We missed Mike Prado cueing rounds but were most honored to have The Chief himself, Charlie Tucker, substituting. Wishing you completely well fast Mike.

We hear Tom Trainor distinguished himself on the staff at the Toronto Convention, making a big hit even with challenge dancers. Vreelands trailered to the con­vention successfully.

Tink being another Kodak transfered to Tennessee, Lucille is busy with home building plans as well as moving. Leichts enjoyed a visit home from son Ed enroute from Ft. Dix to Army-Na..-y Music School at Norfolk, Va. Judy Wilcox is more than busy between Bill's increased calling, Ironda Shop moving due to the tremendous success with it's Square Dancers' needs and daughter Sandra's marriage to Dave Schiltz August 16th. Judy is making the bride's and the brides-~aids' dresses. Want a PUPPY FOR FREE? Just contact Judy Wilcox.

The Ken Plains danced with Lasry's club in Miruni while touring Florida. How I envied Dorothy and George Riesen berger' s Jamaica Jamboree with Brundage' s United Squares. They toured a banana plantation - How I love bananas - paddled a brunboo raft lazily down river and walked up the Dunns River Falls and much more. Last but far from least, Alan and Bertha Dennison missed trail-end because of a five weeks trip to Europe. Just waiting to hear all about that •

Hope to see you all dancing somewhere as you follow this month's summer dancing calendar - where old friends meet again and greet new friends.

•••••• Lu and Don Hicks

Ttiggers Welcome back, Bob! After eye surgery and recuperation

we were all happy to see Bob Kausch back and dancing on May 6th.

On May 13th we welcomed and shared the evening with teens who were "demonstrating" their "abilities" instead or their "hostilities". Exhilarating!

Jim Holden printed the tickets to be sold by Bev and Ed Simpson and Lynn and Mewenn Britt for our Spring Fling on May 20th. Peg Huse arranged the program schedule, Jim Tears printed it, and Lila and Harold Pierce did final compilation of it. Judy GraYett and Don Aman decorated the Greece Grange Hall. A fine dinner was followed by a skit by Fayne and Paul Doering, assisted by Pres. Dick Benner, which was a sequel to the skit pre­sented last year and consisted of a preview of the new TV show "Square Celebrities". Our Beginners class be­came Intermediates as of this evening and they, too, presented a skit with Ed and Barb DeMerritt heading up the fun. Marguerite and Bernie Nesbitt and Jean and Gene Pasquale concocted refreshments for the thirsty dancers. Our thanks to all who helped make this such a successful event.

We will be celebrating Xmas in July at the Podgers on the 12th of - yes, we said "July". This will include a gift exchange, dinner, swimming and dancing. Call Peg Huss at 663-7284 for more information on this or her Round Dance Basics classes which started on May-26th and go on every Monday evening in June, .Q! for further information (available about late August) on our September lJth (and 14?) club picnic. So far we have 4-10 P.M. on the 13th outlined for activities which !!!!!:I extend into over­night camping and more dancing on Sunday, but plans aren't firm yet.

Don't forget our summer dances at Bethany Church Hall (1000 Dewey Ave. - near Stone Rd.)

•••••• Paul and Fayne Doering

1'wirl A Rounds Surprise! Bet you didn't think we would be reporting this month, did ya? To be truthful, neither did we.

At our May 7th dance, Howie and Dot handed out diplomas to: The Sylors; Gangis; Copela.nds; Shirley Kirran and Dave Seeger and Lows. Jack and Agnes Low have been with us quite some time and finally made the grade and re­ceived their diplomas. Gordon Copeland was presented a C-A-R-E rackage, "Cope lands' Assortment of Rubbers Etcetera." They no doubt will come in handy by the looks of his shoe.

Nice to have the Kreuzers' back with us. They received their badges, a while back. Welcome to the club.

Our Trail-End dinner was switched to Sunset Lanes due to Wantkes' laying a rug.

The Camp-out is scheduled for June 6-7-8 at Bonnie Brae. All Round Dancers welcomed.

Falls! DeGraYes's and Dolans took a fast trip to Oneida to dance with the "Turning 2's" one Saturday evening. Had a nleasant time dancing to Lucy Pauls' cueing. Of course, Howie just couldn't be out done, so he did a "back-side-through" on the thruway, on the way home. Explain this one HowieJ Ha. Just had to get one more thing on you before we call it quits for this year. We all think vou and Dot are the greatest and will be looking forward to more fun come September.

As of this writing Al Kirran came through his operation

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with flying colers. May you be up and out and back danein« with us before long.

Happy Dancing! See you all in the Promenader in September.

•••••• Chuck and Nol"llla Dolan

NON FEDERATION NOTE

4th Annual ART HARRIS Weekend in Alfred, N.Y., August 9, 1969 at Alfred State College Lake Lodge. Afternoon dancing at 2:JO ••• Chicken Bar-B-Q at 6 •.• Evening dance at 8 ••• After Party. $10.00 per couple ••• ror reserva­tions contact Hal and Fran Abberger, 555 Clifford Ave., Rochester or Ed and Doris Haddleton, 177 Elmgrove Rd. Rochester, N. Y ..• Kanakadea Recreation Park in Almond, N. Y. is available for campers. Bob and Lou Lewis, 5966 Andover Rd., Alfred Station, N. Y.

LATE BULLETIN

May 27 -- Federation delegates elect officers for the 1969-70 season: Ed Haddleton (Belles 'N Beaus), President Jim Hughes (Irond. Sqs.), Vice-Pre~ident Lou Haag (Boots 'N Slippers), Corresponding Secy. Kay Welch (EKC-0 Sqs.), Recording Secretary Dick Blind (Country Tvirlers), Treasurer

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JERRY HELT Cincinnati, Ohio

PHIL AND NORMA ROBERTS New Albany, Indiana

JACK AND MARGERY VAN STONE Toronto, Ontario, Canada

BOB YERINGTON Muscatine, Iowa

JOHNNY DAVIDSON Hannon, Ontario, Canada

BILL JUDGE Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

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