THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE BY John & Carolyn Melstrom REMEMBERING A FRIEND. Coming Trailblazer Dances

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1 Subscription: $7.00/year Feb/Mar 2006 Volume XXV Number 1 THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE BY John & Carolyn Melstrom JOHN & CAROLYN MELSTROM A new newsletter era is about to begin! This will be the first electronic newsletter for most of you. Karl Springer has been very busy updating addresses and preparing for this first release. You will be able to read this newsletter straight from your monitor and, if you wish, print a hard copy. For those who still rely on the US Mail, your copy will arrive at postal speed. You will actually get this electronic version before the February dance, so the Coming Trailblazer Dances caller schedule on the front page will not be past history as you read this. Both Karl Springer, Webmaster, and Mickey Klinger, Trailblazer Editor, have done a great job getting ready for this moment. If any glitches occur, be sure to let us know so we can get your newsletter to you. December s dance with Lee Kopman and January s dance with Ben Rubright were big hits. They kept the dancers moving with unusual setups, and the dancers were reminded that one cannot overlook the importance of lower level calls. The Trailblazers always look forward to the visits of these two great callers Feb 3, 4, 5 REMEMBERING A FRIEND Those of you who have been dancing a long time probably remember Penny Doane, affectionately known as "Auntie Penny" from skits she performed at PACE Extravaganza. During the major growth years of Trailblazers, Penny was a strong advocate for the club and often volunteered her time and talents. Her most important contribution was to revive the new, but not very successful, Singles Rotation. She always said "If you're not sleeping with your partner, you need to be on the rotation; and that goes for married partners, too". She was able to motivate enough dancers that the Trailblazers Singles Rotation grew from about 4 to 6 dancers to over three squares. She was also able to help PACE successfully implement a Singles Rotation. (Continued on page 6) Coming Trailblazer Dances Friday C-3A Saturday A-2 Sunday 1st Session C-1, 2nd Session C-2 See the last Page for Locations Barry Clasper A few chance remarks by members caused me to stop and think about the Trailblazer dance program. One remark regarded an observation made by an east coast dancer when he inquired about our dances. When told that we dance C3A on Friday, A2 on Saturday, and C1/C2 on Sunday every first monthly weekend, he commented, You hold a festival every month! I had never thought about it that way before, but the Trail- (Continued on page 3) Mar 3, 4, 5 Mar 31, Apr 1, 2 May 5, 6, 7 June 2, 3, 4 July Aug 4, 5, 6 Bill Haynes Todd Fellegy Mike Jacobs John Marshall DARK Darryl Lipscomb

2 Page 2 TRAILBLAZER Feb/Mar 2006 March 17-19, 2006 April 21-23, 2006 June 30, July 1-3, 2006 April 13-15, 2007 SPECIAL EVENTS!! BAKERSFIELD FIESTA Featuring: Steve Kopman, Darryl Lipscomb, John Marshall, Mike Seastrom & Jerry Story MS through C-2. Kern County Fairgrounds, Bakersfield, CA Fiesta Info: (661) ELGlines@aol.com CA State Convention-2006 Ventura Info: Jerry & Debbie Janke (510) sqdncjanke@yahoo.com 23rd Annual IAGSDC Convention Anaheim, CA. MS thru C-4 Questions: Info@WishUponAThar.org CA State Convention-2007 Riverside Info: Howard & Sonja Hoch (909) sonja48@aol.com President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President Secretary Treasurer A Square D Rep TRAILBLAZER BOARD MEMBERS John & Carolyn Melstrom John & Barbara Marshall Craig Shucker Connie Thousand & Roger Byelick Robert & Vickie Morris Paul Libis Jeff Overbey STATEMENT OF POLICY TRAILBLAZER is published by Trailblazers Square Dance Club for the purpose of providing a means for dissemination square dance information to the Advanced and Challenge Community. The Editor and Publisher reserve the right to exercise their discretion in the acceptance, rejection or editing of any proffered information, listings or advertising based upon their determination of the best interest of square dancing. The opinions which may be expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Editor, Publisher or Trailblazers. Your views are encouraged. Any article herein may be reprinted with credits to TRAIL- BLAZER and the author. PUBLISHING DATA TRAILBLAZER is published six times a year: February, April, June, August, October and December. MAILING ADDRESS Address all correspondence to TRAILBLAZER st Street, Manhattan Beach, CA TRAILBLAZER SUBSCRIPTION 1 YEAR $7.00 Note: For Non-Members Only Membership includes the Newsletter Date Name Address City State Zip Phone Address Make check payable to: TRAILBLAZER Mail to: TRAILBLAZER P. O. BOX 8106 MISSION HILLS, CA STAFF Editor/Publisher Mickey & Steve Klinger (310) , klingersrmk@earthlink.net Photographers Open Webmaster Karl Springer DANCE, CLASS & WORKSHOP LISTINGS No charge for listings. Regular dances will not be listed under special events. Call schedules will not be included in regular dance listings. However, if a schedule of callers is sent, we will include a listing in the current calendar for no charge. ADVERTISING Full Page (8 x 10) = $30 Half Page (8 x 5) = $20 Qtr. Page (3.75 x 5) = $10 Bus. Card (3 x 2) = $ 6.50 Advertising must be camera ready copy, black ink on white paper. Full page originals cannot be reduced to a half-page. REMITTANCE Make all checks for advertising or listings payable to TRAIL- BLAZER. Payment must accompany all orders for advertisements and listings.

3 Page 3 Feb/Mar 2006 TRAILBLAZER (Continued from page 1) [President s Message] blazers do hold a three-day festival. What an opportunity for all levels of dancers. We have members and guests that come to our dances from places far and wide. And, most important, it is the regular attendance of our members that makes these weekends so successful. For those of you who may have missed some of our dances, I encourage you to join us and our great line-up of callers in Another remark that sparked my interest revolved around the level of difficulty at our dances. The Trailblazers prides itself on providing a National level dance program that is a cut above the normal dance level. Dancers at Advanced and Challenge levels who seek new and interesting variations of calls and higher level calls that incorporate lower level concepts are drawn to the Trailblazer dances. Higher level dancers attending lower level dances may often feel bored and would like the level to be made more challenging. However, we must remember that we are there to help dancers and guests at their level. We want to make the dancers feel comfortable and successful without pushing them beyond their limit. The helpfulness of the higher level dancers will reap the reward of having newer dancers and guests improve their skills, have fun, and want to return. I recently realized the adage, You don t know how well-off you have it until it isn t there any more. Unlike many square dancers who have to travel many miles to get to a class or workshop, I have been blessed by living a short distance away from classes and have taken it for granted that classes and workshops are but minutes away. George Monaghan has been my teacher from C1 through C3A and I have benefited from his classes. Even when going through a class a second or third time, a week didn t go by without learning something new. George always stresses knowing the definition of every call. There have been many dances where I have thanked George when I was confronted with a call that seemed impossible. George has moved to Prescott, Arizona, and the comfort of a nearby class has disappeared. There will be a big void in the Southern California square dance caller community. George was instrumental in the formation of the Trailblazers and is an Hon- orary Member. Many, if not most, square dancers in our area have had George as a teacher, and much of their prowess is due to his desire to make them the best dancers possible. I, personally, thank George for his efforts and for helping make me a better dancer. And I thank George and Carol for opening up their home for classes and dances. They will indeed be missed as they relax in their new home in Arizona. Several last reminders: If you have not already renewed your Trailblazer membership, please do so. A strong membership is a sign of a healthy club. Square dancing numbers may be declining, but we intend to keep on growing. Trailblazer elections are coming up soon. A strong organization needs the effort of all its members. Help from everyone, no matter how great or small, is key to our continued growth. Please consider how you might be able to contribute to making our club even stronger and show your willingness by stepping forward. The Trailblazers have had the pleasure of having dancers from the Magic Squares in San Diego attend our dances. I encourage you to support them as their new club grows. Their next dance is February 25. I hope many of our members will join them on that date. It is important that we support Advanced and Challenge dancing in the Southern California area. The Trailblazers look forward to great dances with Bary Clasper in February and Bill Haynes in March. Come on out and enjoy the fun and friendship. See you on the dance floor.

4 Page 4 TRAILBLAZER Feb/Mar 2006 DANCE REVIEW by Craig Shucker Lee Kopman was the featured caller for the December Trailblazers weekend. At the Friday C-3A session, some of is more interesting material included: (1) from parallel ocean waves -- Finish 3/4 The Deucey; (2) from parallel ocean waves -- Initially Checkerboard Mix; (3) from outfacing lines -- Own The Ends, Snap The Lock by Partner Trade & Roll; (4) from twin diamonds -- Own The Points, Strip The Diamond by Counter; (5) from parallel 3&1 lines with the heads as couples with their right hands to the center and with sides in right-hand mini-waves -- Own The Heads, Percolate by Split Circulate and Hocus Pocus; (6) from parallel single-file columns with girls as #1 & #2 in the columns -- Own The Girls, Invert The Column by Trade & Roll; (7) from parallel ocean waves - - Own The Leaders, Follow Your Leader by Beau Hop; (8) from outfacing lines -- Split Phantom Lines Catch 2; (9) from parallel ocean waves -- Split Phantom Waves Exchange The Boxes 3/4; (10) from a formation formed from parallel 3&1 lines with outfacing centers and the ends with their right hands to the center and having the centers Press Right -- In Split Phantom Columns Centers Walk & Dodge, Ends Circulate 2; (11) sequence: from a formation formed from parallel right-hand ocean waves and having the ends Peel Off -- Inside Tandem-Based Triangles Wheel The Sea; Outside Tandem- Based Triangles Wheel The Ocean. Lee Kopman At the Saturday A-2 workshop Lee workshopped quite a few simple applications of higher-level calls and concepts. He introduced Squeeze, Right/Left Loop 1, 3 By 1 Cut/Flip The Diamond, Galaxy Circulate, Butterfly Circulate, O Circulate, Wave-Based Triangle Circulate, and several simple calls using the Triple Boxes concept. Also from a formation consisting of a center line of 6 dancers and two lonesome dancers as points of a center diamond, Lee used the terms "Very Center Diamond", "Middle Diamond" and "Outer Diamond" to refer to the diamonds formed using the lonesome points and the designated dancers in the center line of 6. Other calls used during this session included: (1) from a formation formed from a left-hand 3/4 tag and having the very centers and the outside beaus Run -- Centers Work As Couples, All Any-Hand Grand 1/4 Thru; (2) from parallel 3&1 lines with infacing ends and with center right-hand mini-waves -- Coordinate; (3) from parallel two-faced lines -- Motivate But Turn The Star 1/4; (4) from a formation formed from outfacing lines with boys as the left-hand couples and having the girls Quarter Out -- Do Your Part, Boys Crossover Circulate Twice, Girls Split Circulate & Roll; (5) from a formation formed from parallel two-faced lines with the boys facing in and having the girls Face In -- Do Your Part, Boys Crossover Circulate Twice, Girls Checkmate The Column. At the A-2 dance session, Lee used some of the calls from the workshop session, but also included additional interesting material: (1) from a facing diamond with right-hand centers -- 1/4 Thru or 3/4 Thru; (2) from columns with the ends in right-hand mini-waves and the centers in left-hand mini-waves -- Those Facing Start Pass & Roll; (3) from a formation formed from parallel ocean waves and having the centers Counter Rotate -- Cast A Shadow; (4) from a formation formed from parallel single-file columns with boys as #3 and #4 in the columns and having the boys 1/2 Zoom -- Girls Start Peel The Top; (5) from parallel left-hand ocean waves -- (Do The Parts) In Reverse Order 1/4 Thru; (6) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- (Do The Parts) In Reverse Order Remake; (7) from a formation formed from facing lines with the boys as the right-hand couples and having the boys Single Wheel -- Do Your Part, Girls Inroll Circulate, Boys Column Circulate; (8) from a formation formed from facing lines with boys as beaus and girls as belles and having the girls Face Out -- All Do Your Part, Acey Deucey & The Girls Roll. The Sunday C-1 session was primarily a dance session. Some of the more interesting calls Lee used included: (1) from parallel ocean waves with the girls facing out -- Percolate, Girls Twice; (2) from a formation formed from outfacing lines and having the centers Face Out -- Regroup, Centers Twice; (3) from a tidal wave -- Concentric Linear Cycle; (4) from parallel ocean waves -- Concentric Zing; (5) from infacing lines -- Square The Bases, Replace Split Square Thru 2 with Split Square Thru 4; (6) from infacing lines -- Square The Bases, Replace Split Square Thru 2 with Split Square Chain Thru and Replace Trade By with The Axle; (7) from a formation formed from parallel inverted lines with infacing ends and having the right-hand miniwaves Hinge -- (Start Phantom) Tally Ho; (8) from a formation formed from a 1/4 tag with original partners facing each other on a Jay and having the centers Slip and Spin The Top and having the ends 1/4 Out -- With Your Original (Continued on page 5)

5 TRAILBLAZER Page 5 Feb/Mar 2006 (Continued from page 4) [DANCE REVIEW] Partner Jay Partner Trade & Roll; (9) from a formation formed from a completed double pass thru with girls as belles and having the girls Zig Zag -- Do Your Part, Girls Linear Cycle, Boys Trade & Roll; (10) from parallel right-hand two-faced lines -- Do Your Part, Leaders Percolate, Trailers Circulate and Left Shakedown. The Sunday C-2 session was also primarily a dance session. Some of the more challenging calls included: (1) from parallel single-file columns -- Magic File To A Wave; (2) from a tidal wave -- Swing Along But Add An Extra Circulate; (3) from same-hand twin diamonds -- Exchange The Diamonds Once & 1/4; (4) from facing twin diamonds -- Exchange The Diamonds; (5) from a tandem-based triangle -- Tandem-Based Triangle Wheel The Ocean or Wheel The Sea. Ben Rubright started the new year for Trailblazers by calling our January weekend. At the C- 3A dance session, he presented a good dance with interesting applications of concepts: (1) from split phantom right-hand ocean waves with all the dancers in the outermost waves -- Split Phantom Waves 1/4 Mix; (2) from a formation formed from parallel two-faced lines and having the centers Counter Rotate -- Own Ben Rubright The Centers, Reach Out by Follow Thru; (3) from a formation formed from a double pass thru and having the centers Touch 1/4 -- Own The Centers, Drift Apart by Circle To A Wave; (4) from a formation formed from parallel ocean waves and having the centers Counter Rotate -- Own The Ends, Flip Back by Walk Out To A Wave; (5) from a double pass thru -- Initially Cross Concentric, Spin Chain The Line; (6) from a 3/4 box -- Initially Centers, Scoot & Counter; (7) from parallel ocean waves -- Initially Checkerbox, Catch Mix 3; (8) from a formation formed from parallel right-hand two-faced lines and having everyone 1/2 Press Back -- Initially Triple Lines, Tag Back To A Wave; (9) from a formation formed from infacing lines and having the ends slide out one position -- Initially Triple Boxes, Catch Mix 3; (10) from a double pass thru -- Initially Centers, Catch Scoot The Diamond 3; (11) from a formation formed from infacing lines and having the ends Face In -- Initially Centers, Catch Follow Thru 2; (12) from a completed double pass thru -- Initially Beaus Stable, Turn To A Line Motivate; (13) from a left-hand tidal line -- Finally Once Removed, 1/4 Wheel The Sea; (14) from an eight chain thru with sashayed couples as centers and normal couples as ends -- Finally Girls, Catch Inlet 3; (15) from a tidal wave with boys as the very ends and with boys as ends of the center wave of 4 -- Finally Boys, Flip Your Neighbor. At the Saturday A-2 workshop Ben presented our dancers with a challenging program. First, he reviewed replacing the last Cast Off 3/4 of a call with another call (to save space, most will be presented here in abbreviated form): (1) from parallel ocean waves -- Relay The Deucey But (Replace The Last Cast Off 3/4 With) Mix; (2) from parallel ocean waves -- Spin Chain The Gears But Mix; (3) from parallel ocean waves -- Spin Chain The Gears But Switch To A Diamond; (4) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- Motivate But Turn & Deal; (5) from a right-hand 1/4 Tag - - Chain Reaction But Turn & Deal; (6) from twin diamonds -- Diamond Chain Thru But Spin The Top. The material that caused the most discussion was Ben's review of Cloverleaf as a 4-dancer call working from a box consisting of two single-file columns of two. The leaders roll back in a 270 degree arc to end up facing and the trailers follow the their original leaders to end behind them; the result is single double pass thru. Although some may argue that this is not acceptable usage of the call, the CALLERLAB definitions do not specifically exclude it. C-3 dancers will recognize this call as Peel The Deal. Ben also used Cross Cloverleaf in a similar fashion. Other calls used during this session included: (1) from parallel ocean waves -- Follow Your Neighbor & Spread & Slither; (2) from twin diamonds with all outfacing points -- Cut The Diamond; (3) from outfacing lines -- As Couples Chase Right; (4) from a right-hand tidal lines -- As Couples 1/2 Tag. The Saturday A-2 dance was primarily a straightforward fast-paced dance, but Ben included a few unusual calls: (1) from a formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having the center beau Run (3/4 box) -- Clover & Peel The Top; (2) from a formation formed from a right-hand 3/4 tag and having the centers of the wave Run (3/4 line) -- Clover & Chain (Continued on page 7)

6 TRAILBLAZER Page 6 Feb/Mar 2006 (Continued from page 1) [A FRIEND] Penny has been blind in one eye for 24 years. At Christmastime she lost the vision in the other eye. Its called non-arteric anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (optic nerve death). Usually it happens in both eyes in rapid succession. She is taking it like a pro and feels fortunate for having the 24 years of sight. She is living with her daughter Mandy in San Marcos right now. She is taking classes in 'Living Blind' at a Braille Institute in San Diego, and getting lots of 'equipment' for the blind too. Her goal is to live independently at her senior living apartment in San Marcos with a little help. MISSING - TWO PAIRS OF HEARING RECEIVERS AND EARPHONES If anyone borrowed a hearing receiver and earphone from the Trailblazer s Wireless FM Listening System to use or to try out, please let John Marshall know. The Trailblazers purchased the transmitter for trial use, but we need the receivers and earphones for individuals to use at each dance. Submitted by Deanna Kugler and Craig Shucker My My, what have we here? Tommy says: Check out our new website at Http: //

7 TRAILBLAZER Page 7 Feb/Mar 2006 (Continued from page 5) (DANCE REVIEW) Down The Line; (3) from a static square -- All 4 Couples Step To A Wave; (4) from a static square -- All 4 Couples Spin The Top; (5) from an ocean wave -- Step Thru (this call is in the glossary). The Sunday C-1 session was primarily a dance session. Some of the more challenging calls included: (1) from parallel single-file columns -- Tandem Peel The Top; (2) from an eight chain thru with the same sex facing -- Boys Start Pass The Ocean; (3) from a tidal two-faced line -- Stretch Crossfire; (4) from a formation formed from parallel two-faced lines and having the leaders Face Out -- Transfer & Crossfire; (5) from parallel ocean waves with boys as the outfacing ends and the adjacent centers -- Do Your Part, Boys 2/3 Recycle, Girls Stretch Ah So; (6) from a formation formed from parallel right-hand twofaced lines and having the leaders Single Wheel -- Siamese Circle By 1/4 By 1/4; (7) from a formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having the belle tandems Tandem 1/4 In -- Phantom Checkmate or Phantom Checkover; (8) from a formation formed from parallel inverted lines and having two of the diagonally opposite mini-waves Hinge -- Phantom Counter Rotate or Phantom Flip The Line; (9) from parallel single-file columns -- Replace The First Part With Split Transfer, Relay The Top; (10) from a tidal wave -- Replace The First Part With Ah So, Relay The Top; (11) from parallel single-file columns -- Replace The First Part With Split Recycle, Relay The Top; (12) from parallel single-file columns -- Replace The First Part With Split Counter Rotate, Relay The Top; (13) from a two-faced line with boys in the center -- Replace The First Part With Boys Run, Spin The Top; (14) from a right-hand 1/4 Tag -- Replace The First Part With Follow Thru, Remake; (15) from parallel ocean waves -- Replace The First Part With Split Recycle, Relay The Shadow; (16) from parallel ocean waves -- Replace The First Part With Scoot Chain Thru, Spin The Top; (17) from any parallel lines -- Replace The First Part With Vertical Tag, Pass The Ocean. A Line; (6) from magic columns -- Turn To A Line; (7) from a completed double pass thru -- Cross Conentric Turn To A Line. PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED: Any Trailblazer who can point a digital camera and press the button. Owning your own camera is desirable but not mandatory. We would like to continue publishing monthly pictures, but we need people to help out. Contact a Board member if you can spare a few minutes during a dance. The Sunday C-2 session was also primarily a dance session. Some of the more interesting calls included: (1) from a tidal two-faced lines -- Cross Roll To A Wave Along; (2) from a formation formed from facing lines and having the ends Face In -- Circle To A Wave; (3) from facing twin diamonds -- Centers Start Ah So Motivate; (4) from an eight chain thru -- Magic Cross Chain & Roll; (5) from parallel single file columns -- Turn To

8 Page 8 TRAILBLAZER Feb/Mar 2006 A-1 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS A-2 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS ORANGE Sun 8:00 9:30 A-1 w/s Woman s Club of Orange 121 S. Center Street CHARLIE FAGAN (310) NORTHRIDGE Mon. 7:00-7:30 A-2 WS 7:30-9:30 A-2 Class HAYSHAKERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. JOHN REITMAJER (818) or (818) John.reitmajer@gte.net ANAHEIM Wed. 6:30 7:30 pm A-1 class, w/s HAWTHORNE Wed 7:30 9:30 pm NEW A-1 class starting Jan 2006 WOODLAND HILLS Thur. 6:30 8:00 pm A-1 Workshop LONG BEACH Thur 7:00 9:30 pm A-1 GOLDEN STATE SQUARES 2580 W. Orange Ave. (corner Orange/Magnolia) PIONEER 8 S Hawthorne Memorial Center Prairie & El Segundo Blvds. American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. MOTIV-8 S Lakewood Village Com Church 4527 Sunfield Ave. ROY STEVENSON (562) Roy@roystevensoncaller.com LLOYD LEWIS Info: (818) lloydtheboat@yahoo.com ROMNEY TANNE- HILL LLOYD LEWIS Info: Harry Whitcomb (310) G. Buster (562) WESTMINISTER Mon. 7:30-9:30 pm A-2 Workshop HEMET Tues morning 10:00 am 12:00 pm A-2 workshop LONG BEACH Wed. 7:30 9:30 pm A-2 Workshop WHITTIER Wed. 7:30 9:30 pm A-2 Workshop WOODLAND HILLS Thur. 8:00 9:45 pm A-2 Workshop Golden Village Palms Resort WARDLOW PARK 3457 Stanbridge Ave E. Whittier YMCA E. Starbuck (at Santa Gertrude) American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. CHARLIE FAGAN (310) Charliefa@aol.com C-1 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS LA HABRA HEIGHTS Mon. 7:30 9:30 pm C-1 Workshop FRANKLY CHAL- LENGED DANCERS La Habra Christian Ch 1400 Bella Vista Dr FRANK LESCRINIER (909) Frank253@hotmail.com TUSTIN Tues Evening C-1 Workshop Call Romney for information C-2 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS WEST HOLLYWOOD Mon 7:30-9:35 pm C-2 class TINSELTOWN SQRS. Plummer Park, Rm Santa Monica Blvd. MIKE KELLOGG (714) TUSTIN Thur 7:30 9:30 PM C-2 class Started Sept 8, 2005 FRANKLY CHAL- LENGED DANCERS Kipling FRANK LESCRINIER (909) Frank253@hotmail.com C-3A CLASSES & WORKSHOPS NONE Check out our new website for other events Http: //

9 Page 9 TRAILBLAZER Feb/Mar 2006 A-1/A-2 DANCES C-1 DANCES PARAMOUNT 1st Sat. 2:15-5:00 A-2 WS C-2 7:00 7:30 A-2 Dance 7:30-10:00 w C-1 *tips TRAILBLAZERS Community Center Paramount Blvd. (at Rosecrans) John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com BALDWIN PARK Fri. before 3rd Sat. Level Varies Check Web Site for time and location PACE Morgan Park Ramona Blvd. Pete and Suzy McCourt (818) pacesocal@hotmail.com Web: WOODLAND HILLS 1st Sat 7:30 10:00 pm A-2 NORTHRIDGE A-1 w/ A-2 * tips 4th Sat 8:00 10:30 pm Rnds 7:30-8:00 NORTHRIDGE A-1 w/ A-2 * tips 5th Sat 8:00 10:45 pm Rnds 7:15-8:00 1st Fri. 8:00 10:30 pm A-2 w/ C-1 *tip American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. HAYSHAKERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. VALLEY TRAILERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. JOHN REITMAJER (818) (818) 346_7399 CALLER (818) info@valley-trailers.org CANOGA PARK Sun. after 2nd Sat. 1:00-3:30 C-1 w C-2 *tips 4:00-6:30 C-2 Sun. after 1st Sat. 11:15 am-1:45 pm C-2 *tip 2nd Fri. C-1 8:00 pm 10:30 pm Casual Dress PHANTOM SQUARES Canoga Park Women s Club 7401 Jordan TRAILBLAZERS C-2 DANCES Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com 3rd Fri. A-2 DBD 8:00 10:30 C-1 *tip LA MIRADA 4th Fri A-1 w A-2 *tip Rnds 7:30-8:00 pm 8:00 10:50 5th Fri. 8:00-10:30 A-1 A-2 * tip FUN WUNS Los Coyotes School Mercado CALLER (562) (714) BALDWIN PARK Fri. before 3rd Sat. Level Varies Check Web Site for time and location Sun. after 1st Sat. 3:15-5:30 pm Two C-3A *tips CANOGA PARK Sun. after 2nd Sat. 4:00-6:30 C-2 PACE Morgan Park Ramona Blvd. TRAILBLAZERS PHANTOM SQUARES Canoga Park Women s Club 7401 Jordan Pete and Suzy McCourt (818) pacesocal@hotmail.com Web: John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com PANORAMA CITY 2nd Sat 1:30-4 pm Dates vary, check web site PHANTOM SQUARES Pan Pres Church Roscoe Blvd Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com C3A & C-3 DANCES BALDWIN PARK Fri. before 3rd Sat. Level Varies Check Web Site for time and location TEMPLE CITY Fri. before 1st Sat. 8:00-10:30 pm (C-3 *tips 10:30-11:00 pm) PANORAMA CITY 2nd Sat: C-3A 10:00 am 12:30 pm PACE Morgan Park Ramona Blvd. TRAILBLAZERS Temple City Women s Club 9704 Woodruff Ave. PHANTOM SQUARES Pan Pres Church Roscoe Blvd Pete and Suzy McCourt (818) pacesocal@hotmail.com Web: John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com C-4 DANCES BALDWIN PARK Selected Sun. after 3rd Sat. 10:00 am, 2:00 pm Focus Weekends-level varies Check Web Site PACE Morgan Park Ramona Blvd Bill & Julie Shaw (310) Shawhouse@aol.com Web:

10 * * UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, ALL FRIDAY NIGHT C-3A DANCES WILL BE HELD AT Temple City Women s Club 9704 Woodruff Avenue (626) st Street Manhattan Beach, CA ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED FORWARDING AND POSTAGE GUARANTEED