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1 Subscription: $7.00/year Dec/Jan 2005/6 Volume XXIV Number 6 THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE BY John & Carolyn Melstrom JOHN & CAROLYN MELSTROM I m back to dancing after my big trip! I missed George Monaghan s September dance, but I do remember my feet twitching as I was climbing castle walls in Italy. I hear that the dance was a big success and that George challenged all the dancers with many interesting calls. John Marshall s November dance put me to the challenge. Memory recall and dance speed were issues that I had to face after my big layoff. John s calling brought me quickly back to the square dance world. The other dancers had an equally exciting time. Thanks to both callers for great weekends. This will be the last paper Trailblazer newsletter for many of you. Karl Springer, webmaster, and Mickey Klinger, newsletter editor, have been working together to present the Trailblazer electronically. This should take place by the time of the next issue of the newsletter. If you haven t checked your address on our roster, please do so. Karl has received several undeliverable messages when he has done a test mail. The annual dues are now due. If you haven t already given Paul Libis your check ($15 per person), please do so as soon as possible. We need an accurate roster of members for insurance purposes, and a timely renewal will help keep the membership roster up to date. The holiday season is almost upon us and that means it s time for Carolyn s annual Christmas Boat Parade party at her family condo in Newport Beach. The date is Sunday, December 18, from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm. (Continued on page 3) 2005/2006 Dec 2, 3, 4 Jan 6, 7, 8 Feb 3, 4, 5 Mar 3, 4, 5 Mar 31, Apr 1, 2 May 5, 6, 7 June 2, 3, 4 DUES ARE DUE FOR 2006 It is time to renew your Club membership! Dues are due on or before the December dance weekend. They are $15.00 per person, ($30.00 per couple). I would appreciate your check be handed to me at the treasurer s table or mailed to me as soon as possible. Please make your check payable to Trailblazers. Paul Libis P. O. Box 8106 Mission Hills, CA Coming Trailblazer Dances Friday C-3A Saturday A-2 Sunday 1st Session C-1, 2nd Session C-2 See the last Page for Locations Lee Kopman Ben Rubright Barry Clasper Bill Haynes Todd Fellegy Mike Jacobs John Marshall

2 Page 2 TRAILBLAZER Dec/Jan 2005 Jan 19-21, 2006 Feb 17-19, 2006 March 17-19, 2006 SPECIAL EVENTS!! SOUTHERN ARIZONA DANCE FESTIVAL Featuring: Tom Miller, Bill Harrison and Jerry Jestin Plus through A-2 Tucson, AZ Info: Jim & Genny Young (520) JIMGENY@aol.com LAS VEGAS WINTER CLASSIC Featuring: Lee Kopman and Steve Kopman C-1 with Star Tips Sunday extra C-2 11:30 1:30 pm Hillcrest Academy, Henderson, NV Info: Steve & Debbie Kopman (865) s.kopman@juno.com 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 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 Dec/Jan 2005 TRAILBLAZER (Continued from page 1) [President s Message] The location is 310 Fernando, #302 (on the third floor). Please bring a salad or main dish to share. Carolyn would greatly appreciate any and all help before and after the party. If you can stay after 11:00 pm, Carolyn needs help cleaning up because another family member has the condo on Monday for their friends. The boat parade begins about 6:30 pm and comes by the condo between 7:00 and 8:00. Parking is difficult during parade times, so come early and consider carpooling. Be sure to wear something warm as it can become cold in December. If you have questions before the day of the parade or can volunteer to help, you can call us at (714) We can be reached at (949) ONLY on Sunday, December 18 (the day of the parade). The trip to Europe was fabulous! I was so busy that I had no time to miss being retired from teaching. I was told upon return that my school district called to see if I wanted to substitute. Carolyn told them I was somewhere between Carcassonne and Marbella and could not be reached. She advised them to call back after Christmas. Each day I would download my digital photos into my laptop computer and label everything. Like square dancing, if you take notes after experiencing something new, there is less likelihood that it will be forgotten. Over the 46 days I was gone, I took over 4000 photos and logged about sixteen and one half hours of video. I am now in the process of burning DVD s in order to archive the trip. It will be fun to pop a DVD into the big screen TV and relive the trip in a slide show. Another new endeavor for me was to keep a journal of each day s activities, along with commentary about just about anything that was different or unusual. I would write the journal after labeling the photos and while waiting for the camera and camcorder to recharge. The daily entries started off rather short, but as the days rolled onward, entries grew lengthier. By the time I flew home, I had thirty-five typewritten pages. Each day began early and lasted well into the night. In between there was a lot of driving (almost 7400 miles), interpreting maps, studying the descriptions of the cities we were visiting, walking over many cobblestones, climbing nearly every tower or city wall, and having a wonderful time. The trip was not unlike a day of teaching middle-schoolers and an evening at a square dance class or workshop. Decisions had to be made on the fly, schedules had to be adjusted, and precise directions had to be followed. We got lost more times than I like to admit, but it was understandable when you are working with only a general map of the country. Our car survived unscathed even though we squeezed through some streets that were only wide enough for one car. Pedestrians often had to get into doorways just to let a car get by. Evidence of less fortunate drivers close encounters could be seen in numerous gouges and scrapes along walls and corners of buildings. Cars scrambling everywhere reminded me of passing time between school classes with student bodies instead of metal fenders. I figured that my square dancing was going to look pretty much the same when I returned because I did not find any free time to study definitions. I was almost right! I started studying early for my Monday C3A class with George Monaghan. Just to be on the safe side, I started by going back to the C1 and C2 calls. Whoa! Fascinate, Tally Ho, Sets in Motion, Chain Reaction - - the names were familiar, but the definitions escaped me. I really was leery about going to class. Jetlag seemed like a perfect excuse to stay home. Fortunately the evening went very well, although there were more than a couple of deer in the headlights moments. Most likely George made the evening an easy one just to lower my anxiety level. Seven weeks away from square dancing does something to the memory. The more recent stuff seems to be recovered quickly, but the more distant calls, the ones you think you know, seem lost forever. You only hope you are inactive when the call occurs so you can watch what the others do. I had just had firsthand experience at the consequences of not studying the definitions, especially those of lower levels. A Ben Rubright dance several days later was all I needed to remind me of my reaction time! So, it s back to the books... Carolyn and I wish everyone a joyous holiday season and a happy and prosperous New Year. See you on the dance floor.

4 Page 4 TRAILBLAZER Dec/Jan 2005 DANCE REVIEW by Craig Shucker George Monaghan was the featured caller for the October Trailblazers weekend. At the Friday C-3A session, some of is more interesting material included: (1) from parallel two-faced lines -- Initially Tandem, Mix; (2) from parallel ocean waves -- Initially Tandem Spin The Top; (3) from facing couples -- Beaus 1/2, All Recoil; (4) from parallel left-hand two-faced lines -- Own The Leads Mini Chase by Reverse Split Swap; (5) from staggered columns with the #1 dancers in the columns on the main diagonal -- Split Phantom Columns Wheel The Ocean; (6) sequence: from a formation formed from an "H" with the boys in a center left-hand wave and the girls on the outsides of the end columns with left hands toward the center and having the lead girls and the boys in column Face In -- (a) Triple Line or Triple Column Slide Thru; (b) Funny Slide Thru 2. At the Saturday A-2 workshop George workshopped Switch The Line (a C-1 call with different starting formations but the same definition as Switch The Wave), the All 8 Concept, and the Replace Modifier:: (1) from outfacing lines and from George Monaghan parallel two-faced lines -- Switch The Line; (2) from a thar -- All 8 Switch To A Diamond; (3) from a thar -- All 8 Mix; (4) from a thar -- All 8 Explode The Wave; (5) from crossed single 8 chain thrus -- All 8 Pass & Roll; (6) from a static square -- All 8 Pass The Ocean; (7) from a static square -- All 8 2/3 Pass The Ocean; (8) from a static square -- All 8 Heads Pass The Ocean, Sides Pass The Sea; (9) from crossed waves one right-handed and one left-handed -- All 8 Swing Thru; (10) from crossed waves one righthanded and one left-handed -- All 8 Flip The Diamond; (11) from a formation formed from outfacing lines and having the Ends 1/4 Out -- Ends Are Preferred, Clover & Chase Right; (12) from a formation formed from outfacing lines and having the Ends 1/4 Out -- Ends Are Preferred, Clover & Right Roll To A Wave; (13) from infacing lines -- Replace the first part with Pass The Ocean, Motivate; (14) from infacing lines -- Replace the first part with Touch 1/4, Coordinate; (15) from parallel two-faced lines -- Replace the first part with Crossfire, Coordinate; (16) from parallel two-faced lines -- Replace the first part with Beaus Run, Relay The Deucey; (17) from parallel ocean waves -- Replace the first part with Scoot Back, Motivate. Other calls used included: (1) from a left-hand tidal line -- As Couples Left 1/2 Tag; (2) from a right-hand ocean wave with boys on the end -- Recycle, Boys Twice. At the A-2 dance session, George used some of the calls from the workshop session, but also included additional interesting material: (1) from a tidal wave -- 1/4 In; (2) from inverted lines with outfacing ends -- Recycle; (3) from standard outfacing lines -- Beaus Walk, Belles Dodge; (4) from facing same sex couples -- As the Boys Pass The Ocean, Girls Pass The Sea; (5) from parallel two-faced lines -- Motivate But Turn The Star 1/4; (6) from a completed double pass thru -- Zoom & Roll; (7) from parallel ocean waves -- Spin Chain The Gears But Turn The Star 1/2; (8) from a tidal two-faced line -- As Couples Recycle; (9) from samehand point-to-point diamonds -- 6 By 2 Acey Deucey. The Sunday C-1 session was primarily a dance session. However, George took some time to teach Polish The Diamond, a new experimental call he wrote: From formations consisting of a center ocean wave and with none of the other four dancers facing directly toward or away from the flagpole center -- Centers 1/3 Recycle, others Counter Rotate. Some of the other interesting calls George used included: (1) from a tidal wave -- Concentric Reverse Explode; (2) from a 1/4 tag -- Cross Extend; (3) from parallel ocean waves -- Replace the first part with Inroll Circulate, Relay The Deucey; (4) from a left-hand tidal two-faced line with the boys as the centers of each line of 4 -- Replace the first part with Boys Run, Relay The Shadow; (5) from a formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having the outsides Single Wheel -- Siamese Pass & Roll Your Neighbor & Spread; (6) sequence: from a formation formed from two totally offset right-hand boxes with the outermost dancers facing out with all of the girls on the main diagonal and having all the boys 1/4 Out -- (a) Do Your Part, Girls Magic Trail Off, Boys Right Roll To A Wave; (b) Girls As Couples Extend, Boys Do Your Part of a Turn & Deal. The Sunday C-2 session was also primarily a dance session. Some of the more challenging calls included: (1) from a formation formed from parallel ocean waves and having the centers Counter Rotate -- Counter Motivate; (2) from righthand twin diamonds -- Little More; (3) from same-hand interlocked diamonds -- Outpoint Interlocked Triangle Chain Thru; (4) from a tidal wave -- Replace the first part with Concentric Trade The Wave, Swing Along. (Continued on page 5)

5 TRAILBLAZER Page 5 Dec/Jan 2005 (Continued from page 4) [DANCE REVIEW] John Marshall was the featured caller for the November Trailblazers weekend. At the C-3A dance session, John presented a good dance with interesting applications of concepts: (1) from parallel lefthand two-faced lines with girls as leading centers and trailing ends -- Cross Concentric Tandem Single Wheel & The Girls Individually John Marashall Roll; (2) from infacing lines -- Catch Locker's Choice 3 Coordinate; (3) from parallel left-hand ocean waves -- Alter The Wave But Counter Rotate The Diamond 3/4 And Replace Flip The Diamond With Drop Right; (4) from outfacing lines -- Trip The Setter's Percolate; (5) from parallel ocean waves -- Fascinating Lock The Hinge; (6) from a tidal one-faced line -- Finish Grand Single Cross Trade & Wheel; (7) from parallel right-hand single-file columns -- Stable Turn To A Line; (8) from parallel two-faced lines -- Ends Work Stable, All Drift Apart; (9) from a formation formed from infacing lines consisting of sashayed couples and having all the girls 1/4 Left -- Own The Girls Wind The Bobbin by Scoot Chain Thru To A Wave; (10) from a formation formed from outfacing lines consisting of sashayed couples and having the boys 1/4 Right -- Own The Boys Wind The Bobbin by Perk Up; (11) from a triple column formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having all the dancers slide 1/2 position to the left -- Triple Columns Single Turn To A Line. At the Saturday A-2 workshop John presented our dancers with a challenging program. First, he reviewed Acey Deucey from various formations: Trade By, Completed Double Pass Thru, 3/4 Tag, Twin Diamonds, Interlocked Diamonds, and a formation formed from Interlocked Diamonds and having the Centers Lockit. Later from a formation formed from parallel right-hand two-faced lines and having the leads Bend The Line, John workshopped "Do Your Part of Mini Busy". John also taught the (C-1) Stretch Concept where dancers execute the two- or four-dancer call but the new centers end past the flagpole center down the long axis: (1) from parallel ocean waves -- Stretch Explode The Wave, Stretch Recycle, Stretch Single Wheel, Stretch Peel Off; (2) from parallel two-faced lines -- Stretch Wheel & Deal, Stretch Turn & Deal, Stretch Crossfire; (3) from outfacing lines -- Stretch Single Wheel; (4) from a tidal wave -- Stretch Linear Cycle, Switch The Wave; (5) from a left-hand tidal wave -- Stretch Chain Down The Line; (6) from point-to-point diamonds -- Stretch Cut The Diamond; (7) from infacing lines -- Stretch (Facing) Recycle. Additional calls used during the session included: (1) from a double pass thru -- Cross Cloverleaf; (2) from a couple -- 1/2 Rollaway; (3) from parallel ocean waves -- Ends Peel Off; (4) from parallel ocean waves -- Peel The Top. The Saturday A-2 dance session provided more interesting material for our dancers: (1) from a couples facing diamond with right-hand centers -- As Couples 1/4 Thru & As Couples Slither; (2) from parallel inverted lines -- Crossover Circulate; (3) from a right-hand tidal wave -- Load The Boat; (4) from a formation formed from outfacing lines and having the centers Face In -- Load The Boat 3/4; (5) from a 1/4 tag with boys as the outside beaus and as ends of the center wave -- Chain Reaction But Boys When You Meet Swing & Mix; (6) from a left-hand 1/4 tag -- Scoot & Weave Twice; (7) from a tidal wave -- 1/2 Rollaway 3 Times; (8) from standard outfacing lines -- Chase Right But Boys When You Meet Slip, Swing, Slip & Extend; (9) from a 1/4 Tag -- Scoot Chain Thru Twice But Interrupt After Each One With Triple Trade; (10) from parallel right-hand ocean waves -- Motivate But Replace The First Cast Off 3/4 With Left 1/4 Thru; (11) from a tidal two-faced lines, parallel two-faced lines, or outfacing lines -- Wheel & Deal & 1/4 More. At the Sunday C-1 dance session John reviewed the Finish Modifier where dancers execute all but the first part of the call: (1) from parallel ocean waves -- Finish Relay The Top, Finish Spin Chain The Gears, Finish Percolate, Finish Recycle, Finish Alter The Wave; (2) from outfacing lines -- Finish Load The Boat, Finish Square Chain Thru, Finish Square Chain The Top, Finish Percolate; (3) from a tidal wave -- Finish Tally Ho; (4) from a trade by -- Finish Percolate; (5) from parallel 3-and-1 lines with outfacing ends and with centers with right hands toward the center -- Finish Coordinate; (6) from a formation formed from a completed double pass thru and having the center belles Run Left -- Finish Rotary Spin; (Continued on page 7)

6 TRAILBLAZER Page 6 Dec/Jan 2005 IMPORTANT NOTICE (REVISED) At the last Trailblazers Board of Directors meeting, the Board determined that it would be very beneficial to the club to start publishing an electronic version of the Trailblazer newsletter instead of a paper version. Currently, we plan to start publishing electronically starting with the February/March, 2006, issue. To allow members and subscribers to experience what is involving in accessing an electronic version, Karl Springer has set up a special web page on the Trailblazers website. To access this page navigate to the website ( and then click on the "Trailblazer On-line" link. 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. In order to see the contents of this file you must first have PDF file reader program installed on your computer. If you don't have such a program, the page has links to other websites that will allow you to download a free copy. Once the program is installed on your computer, you can view a sample newsletter file by clicking on the appropriate link. To download a file to your computer, right-click on the appropriate link, click on "Save Target As..." in the drop down list, then choose a location on your computer to store the file and click on the "Save" button. If you want a paper copy of the newsletter, you have the option to print the file to your own printer. If you have any comments, suggestions, problems, or if a lack of a paper copy will be an imposition, please contact Craig Shucker by at "cshucker@yahoo.com". (Thanks to Ruth Graser for informing us that the website address was listed incorrectly in the previous notice. The last part of the address should have been ".org" instead of ".com".) Tommy says: Check out our new website at Http: //

7 TRAILBLAZER Page 7 Dec/Jan 2005 (Continued from page 5) (DANCE REVIEW) Other calls included: (1) from a tidal wave -- Stretch Ah So; (2) from infacing lines -- Start As Couples Pass The Ocean; (3) from a formation formed from parallel singlefile columns and having everyone Press Ahead -- Triple Box Trail The Top (similar to Peel The Top); (4) sequence: from a right-hand tidal line -- (a) Beaus To The Right Cross Fold; (b) All 1/2 Press Ahead. The Sunday C-2 dance session was quite interesting and challenging: (1) from an eight chain thru with boys in the center -- All Reverse Truck; (2) from a formation formed from a standard completed double pass thru and having the girls (belles) 1/4 In -- Do Your Part, Boys Walk Out To A Wave, Girls Pass The Ocean; (3) from a Siamese ocean wave with couples as the ends -- Siamese Cross Roll To A Wave & Siamese Roll & Spread; (4) from a formation formed from infacing lines and having the belles 1/4 Right -- 1/2 Crazy Trail To A Diamond; (5) from a trade by -- Finish Chain The Square; (6) from triple right-hand waves with the outermost dancers facing out -- Triple Waves Swap The Wave; (7) from a parallelogram trade by with the outermost dancers as beaus - - Triple Box Turn To A Line; (8) from parallel ocean waves with boys as the leaders -- Do Your Part, Girls Perk Up, Boys Scoot & Weave. 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.

8 Page 8 TRAILBLAZER Dec/Jan 2005 A-1 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS A-2 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS ORANGE Sun 8:00 9:30 A-1 w/s 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 Woman s Club of Orange 121 S. Center Street GOLDEN STATE 2580 W. Orange Ave. (corner Orange/Magnolia) PIONEER 8 S Hawthorne Memorial Center Prairie & El Segundo Blvds. American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. CHARLIE FAGAN (310) ROY STEVENSON (562) Roy@roystevensoncaller.com LLOYD LEWIS Info: (818) lloydtheboat@yahoo.com ROMNEY TANNE- HILL NORTHRIDGE Mon. 7:00-7:30 A-2 WS 7:30-9:30 A-2 Class 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 HAYSHAKERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. Golden Village Palms Resort WARDLOW PARK 3457 Stanbridge Ave E. Whittier YMCA E. Starbuck (at Santa Gertrude) JOHN REITMAJER (818) or (818) John.reitmajer@gte.net CHARLIE FAGAN (310) Charliefa@aol.com WOODLAND HILLS Thur. 8:00 9:45 pm A-2 Workshop American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. LONG BEACH Thur 7:30 9:30 pm A-2 Workshop MOTIV-8 S Veteran s Park 28th and Pine LLOYD LEWIS Info: Harry Whitcomb (310) C-1 CLASSES & WORKSHOPS WOODLAND HILLS Sun 7-9 pm NEW C-1 class begins Jan 4, 2006 LA HABRA HEIGHTS Mon. 7:30 9:30 pm C-1 Workshop TUSTIN Tues Evening C-1 Workshop TUSTIN Wed 7:30 9:45 pm C-1 Class FRANKLY CHAL- LENGED Dance Dimenstions 6275 Variel FRANKLY CHAL- LENGED La Habra Christian Ch 1400 Bella Vista Dr Call Romney for information BLACK SHEEP Call for location and information FRANK LESCRINIER (909) Frank253@hotmail.com FRANK LESCRINIER (909) Frank253@hotmail.com GEORGE MONAGHAN George (714) (714) 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) C-3A CLASSES & WORKSHOPS TUSTIN Mon 7:30 9:45 pm C-3A Class BLACK SHEEP Call for location and information GEORGE MONAGHAN George (714) (714) Sue Davis (714) Check out our new website for other events Http: //

9 Page 9 TRAILBLAZER Dec/Jan 2005 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 2nd and 5th Saturday CANCELLED NORTHRIDGE A-2 2nd Sat. 8:00-10:30 A1/A2 Rnds 7:30-8:00 American Legion 5320 Fallbrook Ave. SCRAMBLED 8 S 5946 Westminster Blvd B-SHARPS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. LARRY WARD (818) Nancy & Phil (818) 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 Canoga Park Women s Club 7401 Jordan TRAILBLAZERS Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com 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 CANOGA PARK A-2 2nd Fri. 8:00-10:30 pm HAYSHAKERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. VALLEY TRAILERS Wilkinson Center 8956 Vanalden Ave. PHANTOM Canoga Park Women s Club 7401 Jordan JOHN REITMAJER (818) (818) 346_7399 CALLER (818) info@valley-trailers.org Patricia Wahle (818) BALDWIN PARK Fri. before 3rd Sat. Level Varies Check Web Site for time and location TUSTIN 7:30 9:45 pm Various Fridays. Call for schedule Sun. after 1st Sat. 3:15-5:30 pm Two C-3A *tips C-2 DANCES PACE Morgan Park Ramona Blvd. BLACK SHEEP Call for location and information TRAILBLAZERS Pete and Suzy McCourt (818) pacesocal@hotmail.com Web: GEORGE MONAGHAN George (714) (714) Sue Davis (714) John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com 3rd Fri. A-2 DBD 8:00 10:30 C-1 *tip VISTA A-2 4th Fri. 8:00-10:00 LA MIRADA 4th Fri A-1 w A-2 *tip Rnds 7:30-8:00 pm 8:00 10:50 B-SHARPS Odd Fellows Hall 150-B Hannalea FUN WUNS Los Coyotes School Mercado LARRY WARD (909) CALLER (562) (714) CANOGA PARK Sun. after 2nd Sat. 4:00-6:30 C-2 PANORAMA CITY 2nd Sat 1:30-4 pm Dates vary, check web site PHANTOM Canoga Park Women s Club 7401 Jordan PHANTOM Pan Pres Church Roscoe Blvd C3A & C-3 DANCES Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com Ralph & Sharon Simon (818) ralph3222@aol.com 5th Fri. 8:00-10:30 A-1 A-2 * tip 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: TEMPLE CITY Fri. before 1st Sat. 8:00-10:30 pm (C-3 *tips 10:30-11:00 pm) TRAILBLAZERS Temple City Women s Club 9704 Woodruff Ave. John and Carolyn Melstrom (714) Jmelstrom@socal.rr.com PANORAMA CITY 2nd Sat: C-3A 10:00 am 12:30 pm PHANTOM Pan Pres Church Roscoe Blvd 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