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Border City
Squares Board of Directors 2002 - 2003
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Club Chair Report Cheryl
Palucchi & Anne-Marie Boucher
February 8 Our February dance A
50s Party was hosted by Steve & Lorri
Wurtzler. They did a great job decorating the hall
with stuff from the past. We want to thank all
those who helped with the setup Steve & Lorri
Wurtzler, Penny Guild, Wayne & Priscilla Griffin,
Chris Howard, Debbie Coit, Mary & Dave Raymond,
Cecilia Kendig, and Paula Finamore. We also thank
everyone who brought food and stayed to help clean up
afterwards. This was a mainstream dance with 2 plus
tips with Supti Rogers calling and Marilyn Rivenburg
cueing. We had 6 squares in attendance with 12 dancers from Montachusett Twirlers, 4 from Litchfield Swingers, 1 from Bustle & Boots, 2 from Cloudbusters, 2 from Happy Time Squares, 1 from Quabbin Valley, 2 from Concord Coach, 2 from Jumptown, as well as 22 Border City Dancers. Our next dance is Saturday, March 8 and will be a Class Dance with no cuer. The caller is Patty Greene. The theme for this dance is Class Ball with a St. Patricks Day Theme and will be hosted by our September Class. Come support our class as they hone their dancing skills on their way to becoming Mainstream dancers. Setup time will be 12:30 pm Saturday for anyone who would like to help. We appreciate all the help from those who take time from their Saturday to come and help. The more volunteers the quicker we set up. ANNIVERSARY DANCE: Anyone willing/wishing to help with this dance, whether it is with food, decorations, etc., should see or call one of the following people: Anne-Marie Boucher, Cheryl Palucchi, Vivian Thompson or Mary Raymond. 2002-2003 BCS Dances
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Banner Chair Report Harlinda
Thoene
January 10, 2003: BCS retrieved our banner
from Litchfield Swingers. This was a class level
dance with Johnny Wedging calling and Leo Boudreau cueing.
The club was supported by Dave and Mary Raymond, Paula
Finamore, Anne-Marie Boucher, Steve White, Debbie Coit,
Pauline and Bob OConnor, Chris Howard, Tammy
Dorris, Clay and Dottie Todd, Harli Thoene, Preston
Walsh, and Wayne and Priscilla Griffin. January 18, 2003: BCS raided Montachusett Twirlers, Leominster MA. Lenny Stratton was calling and Phil Gatchell cueing. This was a Mainstream/Plus dance. Those supporting the club were Chris Howard, Anne-Marie Boucher, Debbie Coit, Frank Leserinier (a caller from CA who was visiting), Tammy Dorris, Steve White, Preston Walsh and Harli Thoene. February 1, 2003: BCS retrieved our banner from Tech Squares, Cambridge MA. This was a plus level dance with Everett Mackin calling and Phil Gatchell cueing. Supporting the club were Bob Baker, Debbie Coit, Paula Finamore, Cheryl Palucchi, Tammy Dorris, Kathi Butt, Chris Howard and Harli Thoene. February 8, 2003: BCS dance. Montachusett Twirlers retreived their banner with 12 people. February 15, 2003: BCS raided Heel and Toes dance with Don Bachelder calling and Phil Gatchell cueing with the support of Cecilia Kendig, Paula Finamore, Chris Howard, Bob Baker, Kathi Butt, Skip and Penny Guild, Diana and Dave Carlson, Preston Walsh, Anne-Marie Boucher and Tammy Dorris. Thanks to Anne-Marie for taking charge of the carpool since I couldnt attend this raid. February 22, 2003: BCS retrieved our banner from Wolf Rockers. This was a class level dance supported by Chris Howard, Tammy Dorris, Debbie Coit, Steve White, Harli Thoene, Clay and Dottie Todd and Ed Jette. Future Raids and Retrievals:
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Class Chair
Report Dave and Mary Raymond
Class Level Dances for this dance season (Class,
please note that by the end of April you will have
completed the Mainstream List and will be able to attend
any Mainstream level dance):
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Border City
Square Dance Club through the Ages
Tammy Doris
Did you ever wonder how square dancing
began? Well, it can be traced to 17th century England
where dancers, men and women, faced each other in
"longways" columns. The French adopted the
idea, but changed it to "quadrille" or "squares"
of dancers. Settlers brought the dance to a America,
changing it again by adding a caller. Square dancing has
become part of the folk dancing tradition of the United
States and has been recorded as early as 1651. Square dancing continued to evolve and began its current form in the 1950s. The next big step for square dancing was in 1971 when the international organization of callers named Callerlab was formed. This organization helped facilitate the exchange of square dance information and standardize square dance steps. Square dancing has become a worldwide dance. Mainstream and Plus levels are danced wherever you go in the world (Japan, Germany, Italy, Canada, etc) the dance steps are the same as in the USA and the calls are in English! |
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2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 Class Dance Litchfield Swingers | 8
BCS Class Ball - St. Patricks Theme (Class) |
9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
16 Retrieval Seacoast (MS) | 17 St. Patricks Party/ Dance (Class/MS) | 18 | 19 BCS Board Meeting | 20 | 21 | 22 Class Dance - Riverside |
23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 Raid - Silvarados (Plus/A1) |
Apr 5 Plus Raid (Concord Coach) Apr 12 BCS Dance (Plus)
Apr 11 Class Dance (Square Riggers)
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