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Square Dancing:     more books (101)

Dance! A Complete Guide to Social, Folk, & Square Dancing by J. Tillman Hall, 1951 Square dancing for new dancers and new callers; by Joe Lewis, 1950 The Basic Movements of Square Dancing 1971 edition by Unknown, 1968 Square Dancing for Intermediates with Glossary of Terms by Bob & Hoheisal, Jack Osgood, 1951 Fundamentals of Square Dancing by Gene Trimmer, 1999 Square Dancing with Calls by Various Artists, 1965 Square Dancing for Young and Old by Graeme Marron, 1945 Square Dancing for Yound and Old by Graeme and Anna MARRON, 1945-01-01 Modern Square Dancing Vol. I (Book & Audio Cassette) by Patricia Phillips, 1968 SETS IN ORDER, The Official Magazine of Square Dancing, Volume XII, No. 6, June 1960 Let's Dance: The Magazine of Folk & Square Dancing, February, 1955 (Volume 12, No. 2) Square Dancing For Everyone, Swing Your Partner to the Alabama Jubilee, Promenade Her Home in the Texas Star by Gene Gowing, 1957-01-01 Square Dancing the American Way (More Modern Square Dancing Fun) by Pat Phillips Dick Leger, 1981 Square Dancing: The Other Stuff! (The Things You Probably Didn't Learn in Class) by Linda Shea, John Shea, 1991

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101. Don't Be A Square -- Dance!
     Regardless of your age, square dancing is good for the body and the mind. Plus, it s a great way to meet a partner .  
     http://my.webmd.com/content/article/11/1676_53041
     
     Extractions: WebMD Feature July 9, 2001 "Bow to your partner, bow to your corner, circle left, alemand left ... swing and promenade home." In squares of eight across the country, Americans from senior-citizen age on down are linking arms, sashaying, and "do-si-doing" themselves to longer, healthier, and happier lives. They're having a blast and also lowering their risk of heart disease, diabetes, certain types of cancer, age-related memory loss, osteoporosis, and depression. Good for Body and Mind With all its moving, twisting, and turning, square dancing provides more than the daily dose of heart- and bone-healthy physical activity. Remembering all the calls from "do-si-do" to 'alemand' keeps the mind sharp, potentially staving off age-related memory loss, experts say. And the companionship that regular square dancing offers is an antidote to depression and loneliness, a statement confirmed by square-dancing advocates everywhere. Take Larry McKinley, a 62-year-old who has been square dancing for 30-plus years with his wife, Sue who, incidentally, he met at a square dance. "We do it as often as we can, maybe five or six times a week," he tells WebMD.

102. McHenry, IL B'n'B - Singles Square Dance Club
     Local chapter of an international square dancing association. Features an events and dance schedule, news, lessons, and links.  
     http://www.angelfire.com/il/McHenryBnB/
     
     Extractions: Occasionally, dances are held at other locations due to scheduling conflicts at the Johnsburg, IL Community Club. Some of these locations are: Island Lake Village Hall - Island Lake, IL Nunda Twp Hall - Crystal Lake, IL Zion Lutheran Church - McHenry, IL Johnsburg Jr High School - Johnsburg, IL McCullom Lake Beach House - McCullom Lake, IL

103. GAYSQDN's Home Page
     Birmingham, Alabama. square dancing on every Thursday. Member of the IAGSDC. Schedule, contact information, and directions.  
     http://members.aol.com/gaysqdn/

104. Tech Squares
     The square and round dance club of MIT, with dances and classes in modern square dancing and round dancing every week. No partner necessary.  
     http://www.mit.edu/activities/tech-squares/

105. Http://www.greatplainsquares.org/
     Offers square dancing for club members and classes for beginners. Includes handbook, dance schedule and directions.  
     http://www.greatplainsquares.org/

106. Square Dancing For Gays And Lesbians — JSCMS
     In square dancing, the caller (rear) is the choreographer, and dancers must “For the gay community, square dancing is more than simply the activity of  
     http://jscms.jrn.columbia.edu/cns/2005-05-03/azimi-squaredancing

107. Santa's Swingers Square Dance Club
     Fairbanks, Alaska. square dancing every second and fourth Saturday throughout the year. Club history, schedule, directions, and contact information.  
     http://www.fairnet.org/Agencies/Dance/SanSwinhp.html
     
     Extractions: The Santa's Square Dance Club provides the opportunity and means for all to learn and participate in organized square and round dance functions. Square and round dance lessons are made available for a fee. The Club was founded in North Pole in 1967 by Dick and Carol Manning, a Fairbanks caller and his wife. Also instrumental in the club's formation were Hector and Jeannette Therriault, local square dancers. Hector was Master of the North Pole Grange at the time and he and Jeannette felt that square dancing would be a wholesome activity for the North Pole community and especially for the young people in the area. Santa's Square Dance Club moved from North Pole into Fairbanks in 1975 where they danced at Walt's Hoedown Center, which had been built by square dancers on property owned by Walt Schuette, a well known promoter of Square, Round and Folk dancing in the area. The building is still located at the site on South Cushman and is used for dance instruction. In 1981 the square dance community completed building the Farthest North Square and Round Dance Center located at Alaskaland and commonly known as the Alaskaland Dance Center. The Santa's dance there every second and fourth Saturday throughout the year. David Smith is the club caller. The club also holds

108. Good Contra And Square Dancing
     Contra and square dancing are not just couple s dances; they are done in a set. A good dancer dances with awareness of everyone he/she is interacting with  
     http://www.io.com/~entropy/contradance/articles/paul-on-good-dancing.html
     
     Extractions: This page is a part of the contradance pages maintained by Kiran Wagle (This article was originally posted to the Usenet newsgroup Okay, I've been asked to put-up or shut-up, and though I really should be packing, I'll give it a try. A good dancer has complete awareness of how it all fits together: the music, the calls, the figures, his/her partner, neighbor, corner, opposites, etc., the whole set, the whole floor, and, maybe most importantly, his/her own body and all its parts. There are lots of things that the good dancer does that are seemingly unknown or totally unimaginable to many twirl and barf dancers. only once around. (As you can quess, this happened to me the other night. The beginners did fine, the experienced contra dancers didn't listen. They must have felt they had a right to swing as long as they wanted.) Good dancers embellish appropriately. I'll bet many people who think of themselves as good dancers couldn't get through a dance without all the extra twirls. They don't know what the basic Good dancers know where a figure is going so they can direct their momentum to the flow of the dance. This is a much bigger challenge in squares. Who/where do you face when you end a swing? Or a do-si-do? How do you break a circle to lead on to the next? Or to form a line? The challenge of flow in contras is more controlled , but there are subtle shifts of flow where the dancers have to direct their own energy. Not every gypsy or do-si-do or star or circle is the same.

109. Fairs 'n Squares
     square dancing club; calendar, directions, and information on club purpose.  
     http://members.aol.com/fairsnsqs/
     
     Extractions: and workshops on Thursday evenings beginning in October leading to graduation in April. Our class caller/teacher is John Hendron.We hold one Saturday Night Dance each month from October thru May, featuring popular callers and cuers, with mainstream and plus tips alternating with rounds. An active travel program visiting neighboring clubs rounds out our dance year. The highlight of our dance season is our gala New Years Eve dinner-dance. and WACA Welcome to our website! You are visitor number: We dance at Ellison Hall Plymouth Church,87 Edgell Road, or at First Parish Church, Scott Hall, both in Framingham, MA Going north on Edgell Road from route 9, at Framingham Center, Plymouth Church is on the right; Enter the driveway on the left side of church. Ellison Hall is in the basement of the building at the far end of the parking lot. First Parish Unitar- ian Church ( Scott Hall) is on the opposite side of Edgell Road at 24 Vernon Street.

110. Have Fun Square Dancing!!
     http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~noriks/ENGLISH/English-Index3.html

111. The Village Squares
     Details for this square dancing group located at the intersection of Hwy 560 and Bush River Road.  
     http://jwh40.tripod.com/village_squares.html

112. Plus Dusters Square Dance Club
     Lincoln, Nebraska. square dancing on the second and fourth Mondays. The program is comprised of the plus level emphasizing dancing by definition.  
     http://sqdancer.com/nebraska/clubs/dusters/
     
     Extractions: The club meets and dances on the second and fourth Mondays of each month, dancing in the Broken Wheel Hall. Dance time is from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The club dance is an open dance for members and guests. A donation is requested. The dance program is comprised of the "plus program". A workshop of either a plus movement from an extended position or a CALLERLAB Quarterly Selection is usually provided during the evening. The club hosts two special dances per dance year, inviting a feature caller from outside the Lincoln area to call. Information about the club may be obtained by contacting

113. Single Square Dancers USA
     Welcome to the home page of Single Square Dancers USA, better known as SSDUSA. Want to know more about square dancing? Here s some things I bet you  
     http://ssdusa.org/
     
     Extractions: Welcome to the home page of Single Square Dancers U.S.A., better known as SSDUSA. SSDUSA is a organization formed to promote and stimulate interest in square dancing among unmarried adults of all ages. If you're not familiar with the organization here's a few informational pages for you. If you are not currently a Square Dancer, or if you haven't been to a Square Dance lately, then read on and find out about the fun and friendship of the activity. Not a Square Dancer? Learn about the activity often called "friendship set to music". Find out how America's 200 year old dance has grown up. Want to know more about Square Dancing? Here's some things I bet you don't know. The Dance-A-Rama , often called the "Single's National", is SSDUSA's Annual gathering. Read all about it here, or check out this year's Dance-A-Rama information. Are there other Square Dances for Singles?

114. The Geelong Club Dancers
     A square dancing club meeting every Wednesday.  
     http://www.webspawner.com/users/geelongclubdancers/

115. Square Dance In Alaska
     For additional articles about square dancing. Western square dancing DOSADO.COM - The Original Community Page for Modern Western Square  
     http://www.fairnet.org/Agencies/Dance/farnofed.html

116. Square Dancing - The Art Of Making Friends
     FREE for ALL Square Dance listings. Add your own square dance group to this popular listing FREE.  
     http://www.square-dancing.com/
     
     Extractions: The below list is a "Free For All Square Dance Related Web Sites" list of links. You can add any square dance related link you please. When you add you will be automatically returned to this page and your link should appear. You may need to Reload/Refresh your browser. Jump to View Website in the Following Categories

117. Diablo Dancers - Lesbian And Gay Square Dance Club
     A gay and lesbian square dance group located in Concord/Walnut Creek, California. Open to all square dancers, Diablo Dancers does not discriminate in any way regardless of gender, sexual orientation, race, religion or for any other reason.We are a social group focusing on having fun, working as a team, and generally supporting each other through the common bond of square dancing.  
     http://www.diablo-dancers.org/

118. New Document
     This site provides information for Challenge Square Dancers to aid in There is a section provided of articles about square dancing in general but mostly  
     http://coyoungjr.home.att.net/
     
     Extractions: This site provides information for Challenge Square Dancers to aid in understanding some of the more difficult concepts and calls (at least thru C3A). There is a section provided of articles about square dancing in general but mostly about Challenge Square Dancing. - - - Site Directory - - - Parallelograms and Offsets Notes and Diagrams

119. Square Dancing, Round Dancing, McCloud Dance Country
     Ballroom, square dancing and round dancing. Includes schedules, special events rental information, and area links.  
     http://www.mcclouddancecountry.com/
     
     Extractions: (quick time 812k) Located in McCloud, a quaint historic village on the south slope of majestic Mt. Shasta. Bypassed by time and blessed with a 5,000 sq.ft. maple floor, our site is peacefully quiet with starry nights and spectacular scenic beauty. Enjoy our boutique, spacious dining room, pure mountain air and pristine spring water. You'll be charmed! McCloud, CA 96057 Air Conditioned Hall with Hardwood Floor on Wood Foundation Special Announcements... Ron Montez Ballroom Dance Camp - June 24 - 27, 2005. Ron Montez is one of the most respected personalities in the dance world. He was the 7-time undefeated United States Professional Latin Champion as well as the 4th in the World's Professional Latin Championship.

120. Home Page
     square dancing club schedule, contact information, gallery, links and cookie recipes.  
     http://www.iagsdc.org/goldenstate/
     
     Extractions: We are a gay and lesbian square dance club from Orange County, California . All square dancers are welcome to dance with us. There is no dress code, and partners are not required. Index Home Page General Information Classes Event Calendar Contacts ... Consortium Welcome This web site provides information about our club, our activities, and other matters related to square dancing. Thanks for visiting! Last Revised: July 28, 2005

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