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Square Dancing:     more books (101)

The Complete Book of Square Dancing by Betty Casey, 2000-06-01 Square and Folk Dancing: A Complete Guide for Students, Teachers, and Callers by Hank Greene, 1984-11 Square Dances of Today and How to Teach and Call Them by Richard Kraus, 1950-06 The Square Dancing Encyclopedia by Bill Burleson, 1977 Bigfoot Doesn't Square Dance (Adventures of the Bailey School Kids) by Debbie Dadey, Marcia Thornton Jones, 1997-03 Square Dancing by Clayne R. Jensen, 1973-06 Square Dancing in the Ice Age by Abbie Hoffman, 1999-07-01 The story of square dancing: A family tree (Sets in order handbook series) by Dorothy Shaw, 1965 Basic calls for advanced and challenge square dancing: The 1979 callerlab lists for A-1 advanced level, A-2 advanced level, C-1 basic challenge level by Milt Strong, 1980 Square Dancing in Wisconsin - A Historical Anthology by Agnes Thurner, 1998-08 HOE-DOWN SQUARE DANCING by BOB FRANKS, 1952 Square Dancing in Hell by Martin R. Riehle, 2004-08-10 Square Dancing Everyone by Myrna Martin Schild, 1987-06 The history of square dancing by S. Foster Damon, 1957

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1. Western Square Dancing - DOSADO.COM. The Premier Internet Portal To Western Squa
   Western square dancing DOSADO.COM. The Premier Internet Portal to Western square dancing! Western square dancing - DOSADO.COM™ Bill Heyman - Webmaster  
   http://www.dosado.com/
   
   Extractions: "We think that you have a great site, and refer to it often, and we also recommend it to other dance leaders and dancers who are looking for information , supplies or music. Thanks for what you do. You certainly save me alot of time and make my extremely busy life go smoother!!!" - - Carol Belk, Mississippi

2. SquareDancing.com "Square Dance", "Round Dance", "Square Dancing" & "Round Danci
   Square Dance, Round Dance, square dancing, Round Dancing, squaredancing, rounddancingSquare Dance Callers, Round Dance Cuer Information Pages new way to tell your friends about square dancing!  
   http://www.squaredancing.com/
   
   Extractions: [ Home ] News Calendar Postcards Americana Art ... FAQs You've sashayed to SquareDancing.com™! The most useful Square Dance site on the Internet We're glad you're here! We invite you to listen to our welcome message , a 78 kb RealAudio file which requires RealPlayer (about a 10 sec load time at 56 kbs). If you don't have one, you can get one here Please don't leave without checking out the many features available at this site, including our new SquareDancing.com Postcards SquareDancing.com Discussion Forums square dance calendar ; searchable databases of square dance clubs, associations and callers/cuers great links pages ; and FREE sub-domain hosting for square dance associations, clubs, callers/cuers, and dancers. Please take a moment to read the following important notes about our site, and - please -

3. International Association Of Gay Square Dance Clubs
   or sexual orientation. Gay square dancing is high energy dancing. Since many gay square dancers can dance both Gay square dancing got started in Florida in the late 1970's when  
   http://www.iagsdc.org/
   
   Extractions: A Lesbian and Gay Organization The term "IAGSDC" and the logo are trademarks of the International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs. What is the IAGSDC? Recent additions Some History Activities of the IAGSDC ... Other Gay Information Servers The IAGSDC is the International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs, a lesbian and gay organization that is the umbrella organization for gay square dance clubs in the United States, Canada, Japan and Denmark, formed by and for lesbians and gay men in their community and for their friends. Membership in IAGSDC clubs is open to all square dancers, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, ethnic background, or sexual orientation. Gay square dancing is high energy dancing. Since many gay square dancers can dance both the man's and woman's parts, they tend to be strong dancers with an excellent sense of position and set orientation. The IAGSDC is active in the world of Modern Western Square Dancing. All IAGSDC clubs dance the Callerlab specified levels of Modern Western Square Dancing. The South Florida Mustangs of Miami, FL have a new web address. (Feb 2004)

4. Bob Lafleur's Square Dancing Resource List
   In an effort to eliminate duplicate square dance resource related websites, and to support having only one centralized source for information, I have decided to take my information page offline.  
   http://pages.map.com/~bobl/sdance.htm
   
   Extractions: In an effort to eliminate duplicate square dance resource related websites, and to support having only one centralized source for information, I have decided to take my information page offline. I encourage you to visit dosado.com for your information needs. Please click on the button below to go there. Thank you for your past support.

5. A/C SgDance Home
   Vic Ceder. Challenge square dancing. NORTEX. Folk Dance Association. Steve Kopman. square dancing in Mesa, Arizona. Grand Square Inc  
   http://acsquaredance.dmans.com/
   
   Extractions: Links Missouri A/C Web Site www.dosado.com Vic Ceder Challenge Square Dancing NORTEX Folk Dance Association Steve Kopman Square Dancing in Mesa, Arizona Grand Square Inc. Lee Kopman The main feature of this site is the weekend flyers in printable format which can be distributed among the dancers in remote parts of the country. We dancers have become so fragmented, it is sometimes impossible to keep up with what’s going on. We wish to be of assistance. An additional feature is the ‘Need A Partner’ form which is intended to be a way for dancers without partners to stay active square dancers. We need everyone and we hope you need us. We are a family you know! To print the flyers, the margins should be set to 0.3” which is done in most browsers by going to Print Setup on the File menu. Help us out and email For comments about this site, email the webmaster at rsklein3@comcast.net

6. 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/

7. Challenge Square Dancing's Home Page
   Introductory Items. Learn to Square Dance. Articles about square dancing. Links to other Square Dance Pages. Computer Programs for use in square dancing. Challenge Dancing's Call Concept Lists. Definitions of Challenge Calls Concepts discussions of various aspects of Challenge square dancing are available for those who do dance  
   http://www.lynette.org/chaldance.html

8. Front Door
   Information on square dancing and square dance clubs for people with disabilities (mostly developmental disabilities, but some wheelchair groups).  
   http://www.ushandicapable.org/

9. California Heritage Dancers
   California Heritage Dancers recreate old time dancing that are the roots to modern square dancing. Historical Square Dance Exhibitions.  
   http://www.heritagedance.com/
   
   Extractions: Historical Square Dance Exhibitions For best viewing use 800X600 High Color We Americans have a unique contribution to make to the world-wide cultural scene. However, the majority of our citizens are unaware of the richness of the art forms which have originated here and are unique to our land. The California Heritage Dancers are dedicated to preserving through exhibitions, the rich heritage of what has become known as American Square Dancing. In order not to lose these old time dances, the California Heritage Dancers was organized in 1986 recruiting members from various square dance clubs in Southern California. Extensive research has resulted in a large repertoire of varied dances from the 1700's to 1996. The dancers have created authentic costuming and music to complete the picture. A video tape is available that will take you on "A Journey Through America's Folk Dance" highlighting some of the Heritage Dancer's routines and provides a unique look at the roots of modern square dancing. For more information just e-mail.

10. Articles And Links For Square Dance History
    Articles and Links Relating to the History of square dancing. square dancing The Historical Geography of an American Folk Custom Richard MacKinnon;  
    http://www.heritagedance.com/articles.html
    
    Extractions: We hope this list is helpful to anyone who has an interest in the history of modern square dancing. These articles can be found on various web pages throughout the United States. In the interest of saving your time, all of the articles have been copied to our server. If you know of any other historical sites or articles let us know. heritage@heritagedance.com Back to Home page

11. Oregon Federation Of Square And Round Dance Clubs
    Federation of Square and Round Dance Clubs. square dancing is the Official State Dance of Oregon the encouragement and enjoyment of square dancing and its associated activities.  
    http://www.squaredance.gen.or.us/
    
    Extractions: Click the link for lots more information on this exciting event! The Oregon Federation of Square and Round Dance Clubs was organized in March of 1956, and now includes almost 100 clubs from across the state of Oregon, the northern edge of California, and the southern edge of Washington. The purpose of the Federation is to promote the encouragement and enjoyment of square dancing and its associated activities. The Federation holds five meetings annually, one each at the Mid-Winter and Summer Festivals, and three others rotating through the 13 area councils. All meetings are open, and dancers are encouraged to attend. The Federation is financed through membership dues, and revenues from the two annual State Festivals. The Federation uses these funds to cover operational costs and to fund projects that will promote square dancing. The Federation publishes a monthly magazine, the

12. Square Dance Center & Campground At Lolo, Montana
    For information about square dancing and round dancing in the Missoula area http//www.cybernet1.com/missoula.sqrd-dancers.  
    http://missoula.bigsky.net/sqrdance/

13. Square Dance History In The U.S. - DOSADO.COM
    couples. This is the manner in which square dancing and its director (or caller) developed. As neighbors. square dancing filled this need. The  
    http://www.dosado.com/articles/hist-maca.html
    
    Extractions: FREE! Submit New Listing Feedback Contact Us Search ... Link To Us The following article was found in the archives of MACA (Mid Atlantic Challenge Association). The square dance is an American institution. It began in New England when the first settlers and the immigrant groups that followed, brought with them their various national dances, which we now call folk dances, but which were the popular dances of the day in the countries of their origin - the schottische, the quadrille, the jigs and reels and the minuet, to name a few. After a week of toil in building new homes and carving homes out of virgin forest, the settlers would gather in the community center on Saturday evening and enjoy dancing their old-world favorites. As the communities grew and people of different backgrounds intermingled, so did their dances. As the repertoire increased, it became increasingly difficult for the average person to remember the various movements. In almost any group, however, there would be at least one extrovert, the hail-fellow-well-met, the life-of-the-party type, with a knack for remembering the dance figures. With typical Yankee ingenuity, the settlers let this person cue or prompt them in case they happened to forget what came next. In due course, the prompter (or figure caller, as he became known) acquired a repertoire of various colorful sayings or patter that he could intersperse with the cues. Quite often he would learn the dances of other communities and he would teach them to the group. Some of these men were quite ingenious and developed dances and routines of their own, including dances for groups of four couples. This is the manner in which square dancing and its director (or caller) developed.

14. Challenge Square Dancing
    Challenge lists and definitions, articles on Challenge dancing.  
    http://www.lynette.org//chaldance.html

15. Square Dancing And Round Dancing In Florida
    All you want to know about square dancing and round dancing in the state of Florida Square Round Dancing. In The State Of Florida of the Foundation for the Preservation and Promotion of square dancing is to support the funding of projects that will  
    http://www.floridadancing.com/
    
    Extractions: In The State Of Florida First time visitors click here Menu Buttons Search: Area Associations Northeast Central Southeast West Coast Florida State Conventions 53 National Convention 54 National Convention 55 National Convention 56 National Convention The Calendar of Events shows a listing of special dances throughout the State of Florida. If you are a visitor, go here to see what is happening. Club officials and special dance promoters, go here to enter the information about your coming event. The American Caller's Association Click here to find out if the email you just received is true or just a hoax Get a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader here. Click on logo

16. Colorado Square Dancing Icons & Clipart (page 1 Of 5)
    square dancing Icons Clipart. This is Page 1 of 6. geocities free home page information. 96©Colorado Front Range square dancing, last revised Aug. 2001.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/1503/Icons.htm

17. Welcome Thank You For Visiting Our Site!
    This site is designed to provide information on square dancing, Round Dancing and related activities in the State of Colorado and is for both the dancer and  
    http://www.squaredancing.com/colorado/
    
    Extractions: Round Dancing Links 53rd National Convention ... 55th National Convention State Councils: Council Presidents Northeast Colorado Denver Colorado West ... Southeast Area Welcome Thank You for Visiting our Site! This site is designed to provide information on Square Dancing, Round Dancing and related activities in the State of Colorado and is for both the dancer and the non dancer alike. Our goal is to foster interest and publicize our activity along with the exchange of ideas. This site will be continually changing so bookmark it and come back often. We will need the help of all of you to help us improve this site so that it contains information that is helpful for all. If you have suggestions, find an error, or like what you see, please send us an E-Mail to let us know. With everyone's help we can make this a very useful site. You may go to your council area by clicking on the area you live on the state image to the left or select a topic of interest to your left and start gaining new friends and interests.

18. SQUARE DANCING AND LINE DANCING DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS
    Don has been calling and teaching square dancing for 29 years and square dancing for 31 years  
    http://members.aol.com/cactusstar/home.htm
    
    Extractions: Main Dancing htmlAdWH('7002588', '234', '60'); May April March NEW RECORD February NEW RECORD January NEW RECORD December November October September August July June This page is YOUR link to square dancing and country/western line dancing in the Heart of Texas. To begin, a little about your host and hostess for this home page. Don is a square dance caller/instructor and is also the producer/owner of Circle D Records . After recording for Silver Sounds Records for eight years, Don made the jump and purchased Circle D/A-Bar-K Records. Our newest releases, "Work in Progress" and "Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning" have both made the Top Ten Best Seller List for December. You will find them at our Circle D and A-Bar-K web page, including music for our own Line Dance, called Raunchy. Don also teaches line dances along with Patti. Patti is, of course, the woman behind the caller. Don has been calling and teaching square dancing for 29 years and square dancing for 31 years. Patti has been square dancing for 25 years. Both have been round dancing for 9 years and line dancing for 8 years. Read all about what square dancing is today. Square Dancing today is a

19. Square Dance Etiquette
    What is square dancing all about? To keep square dancing pleasurable, we must all observe a few guideline. After all, square dancing is a group activity.  
    http://www.iagsdc.org/etiquette.html
    
    Extractions: What is square dancing all about? Square dancing is all about pleasure: the pleasure of calls well executed, the pleasure of a good laugh if your square does break down, the pleasure of a social activity in a friendly atmosphere of mutual respect and cooperation. To keep square dancing pleasurable, we must all observe a few guideline. After all, square dancing is a group activity. Avoid drinking and drugs that may affect your reaction time and cause you to break down a square (or even cause serious injuries). Most clubs discourage drinking both before and during dancing, as the smell of alcohol on the breath can be unpleasant to others. Start out Fresh. Shower, use deodorant, and brush your teeth. Avoid eating strong smelling foods like garlic right before dancing. This may sound corny, but it can make a big difference to your fellow dancers. In most clubs, for each new tip dancers form new sets by squaring up randomly. It is considered unfriendly and discourteous to pass by a forming square to look for another. At the beginning of a new tip, introduce yourself to dancers you don't know. Friendliness is one of the best aspects of square dance activities.

20. Bozeman Folklore Society
    An all volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, enjoying and sharing the music, dance, arts, crafts, and skills of traditional cultures, with a special focus on country and square dancing and fiddle music.  
    http://geocities.com/bfsdancing/
    
    Extractions: The Bozeman Folklore Society (BFS) is an all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, preserving, enjoying and sharing the music, dance, arts, crafts, and skills of traditional cultures. The BFS is an associate group of the Country Dance and Song Society (CDSS). You can help; Contact Us with your comments and suggestions or to work on events. Please check our Dance Schedule to learn more about Bozeman Contra Dances. This page last edited: Wednesday, May 22, 2002

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