Milford chronicle., 1962-05-18
Dance
Time

The weekends between regular
dance nights are usually travelling
nights. AS one man was heard to
say - "Television programs seem
mighty dull on Saturday nights
since we've started square dane
ing" So on Friday night some
went south and some went west.
The Davises, the Bowmans, h e
| Links and the Curreys went down
to Seaford to enjoy an evening of
dancing with the Whirlaways,
while the Lamberts went to Rock
Vile. Md, where frankie L a e,
| nationally known caller from Sal
ina, Kansas, was calling for t h e
Jubileers in the Richard Montgom-
cry High School.
On Saturday night the Sapps and
their family, the Davises. the War
| ringtons and the Vinyards visited
| the Country Squares in Riva, Md.
| They almost brought home t h e i r
banner, but six couples from the
| Lewis and Laces, Dover, Del, won
| that honor. 1t was, as always, a
wonderful dance and whetted their
appetite for more. And more it will
| be on June 9 when the County
| Squares hold their annual Crab
| town Jamboree. This year, to ac-
commodate the larger crowd, t
| will be held in the National Guard
| Armory on routes $50 and 2 in
Annapolis, Md Quite a number of
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| so join the caravan.
The Bowmans, the Links, Gladys
! Messick and Will Johnson again
| visited the friendly Circle N
| Square in Stanton, Del. t h e Y
| brought back an invitation to all
club members to attend their dance
on May 26, which will be given
| for the benefit of the family of
State Trooper Ruper, who was kill
ed in an automobile accident n
| line of duty this spring. The dance
will be held in the Stanton
Elementary School from $50 un-
til 11:30
A sort of "Pee-Wee" square dan
ce group will be one of the features
of the Hospital Fair on Saturday
afternoon, May 10. Ed Burlingame
has been teaching a group O f
youngsters, and they will be ready
to demonstrate their skill promp-
tly at 2 In the group will be Pat
Murphy and Barbie Scott, E d d e
Burlingame and "Bobbie" Cordrey,
Earl Kunkle and Linda Hickman,
Richard Wilson and Robin Hobbs,
Robert Kerr and Claudia Furnish.
Ed Burhngame wishes to remind
all square dancers of the practice
session to be held at the Bowling
Lanes at 8 PM. Friday night--no
admission charged.
On May IS, the Lamberts attend
ed the board meeting of WASCA at
the home of Jim and Betty Nc
Cullough in Glen Burnie, Md. Dele
gates, alternates and all members
of WASCA are urged to attend the
annual meeting to be held May 20
at the Chevy Chase Community
Building, 5601 Conn. Ave, N. w.
Every individual member of WAS
CA is welcome to attend, although
only delegate or an alternate may
vote, so contact them if you'd like
TO go along. BY the way, if you
have not been receiving your cop
les of Calls M Cues, the monthly
publication of WASCA, be sure to
notify your club directors.
Don't forget our dance this Sat
urday night the last dance of
the spring session. Herb Keys will
be calling and the Program Com
mittee has been cooking up some
special fun. We hope that all Dia-
mond State Twirlers and goodly
number of guests will make this a
bang up dance. The Carriers, h e
Curreys and the Davises are host
esses for the evening.
Do you love the sound of music
Are you hep to every beat?
Does the music set you tapping
So you can't control your feet?
Then come on out here and join
us
AS we start to spin and twirl,
For there's no fun like square
dancin',
SO come on and bring your girl!