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The area benefit dance is scheduled for March 29.  Cascade Callers and Cuers is providing callers and cuers for this dance.  The beneficiary for this dance is H.O.R.S.E.S.  Please join us for this annual benefit dance and make a difference!

 

Future Fifth Saturday dances will be held May 31, August 30 and November 29.   Put these dates on your calendar and join us for some fun dancing!

 

Happy Dancing​, Everyone!

Christina Corelli

We did not hold a dance in January on the 12th as we failed to muster enough dancers for a square. However, we did dance on Feb. 2 and hope to dance on the 16th from one to 3PM (change of times this month)..

We are a solid group of advanced dancers and some of us had a great time up in Albany at MWF dancing to our favorite callers and the featured caller Jaden Frido in the advanced hall. We often had to trade with the new dancer hall because our numbers grew so much we barely had room to dance. What fun we had! Thank you MWF committee for all your hard work to enable us to dance as much as our feet and legs would bear.

In March we hope to hold two dances in Hall B at eh Emerald Square Dance Center in Springfield on the 2nd and 16th, first and third Sundays. We normally dance from 1:30 to 3:30PM but will be taking a toll to see how many would prefer to go back to our old time of 1 to 3PM. Be sure to call Fred Beisse at 541-683-2522 to make sure we are dancing on any given Sunday and/or to get on his list of contacts for notification. Please come join us if you are in the area. Hall B is located behind the center at 2095 Yolanda in Springfield. We dance to recorded tips and it is always casual dress.

Keep on dancing

Gaynor Hintz

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We only held one dance in January—our New Dancer Dance with Bruce Lowther called and his wife Judy Russell cued this dance. What a fun time. We had at least one or two newer couples join us as well as two dancers trying to bring their skills up to the mainstream level. They’ll be graduating in early February and out dancing with us soon enough. We wish them all well.

By the time this comes out we will have held our 61st Sweetheart of a Birthday Dance. We are also looking forward to our Feb. 28th dance where we will be holding our annual elections of officers for 2025-26. We will also have our Irish themed dance on March 14 with a baked potato bar (always a favorite).

Please see the calendar for a full schedule of our dances with callers and cuers. For more information about our dances and photos too go to singletrees.blogspot.com. If you have questions, please direct them to me Gaynor Hintz (541) 741-4149.

See you in a square,

Gaynor Hintz

Please come and join us from 4 ​to 6 on Sundays.  ​It's casual dress always.  Our talented and competent caller, Tim Matteson will call to the floor.  Mainstream and/or Plus each Sunday​--something for everyone!  

 

Please call our president, David Lajoie at 541-520-7311 to make sure we are, indeed, dancing.  We rarely go dark, but it's still best to make sure. 

 

Christina Corelli

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We dance every third Saturday starting at 7:00 with Plus with our caller, Roger Putzler.  7:30​ to 10:00 is our regular dance with rounds in between tips with our cuer, Christina Corelli.

 

Join us March 15 for our Pirates Dance.  A meal of chili, cornbread, French bread, ​salad and ​dressing will be served at 5:30.  Pirate gear is encouraged if you dare!  It's gonna be a night of fun! 

 

Whirl-A-Ways is hosting a square and round dance festival, Life's a Dance August 22 - 24 with featured caller, Hunter Keller and featured cuer, Rikki Lobato.  This will all happen at the Emerald Dance Center at 2095 Yolanda in Springfield.  Please call 541-359-4390 or 541-343-7323 for information.  LifesADanceFestival@gmail.com    or www.facebook.com/LifesADanceFestival

Plan ahead and put this on your calendar now.  It's going to be awesome!  Spin Cycle Squares and Cast-A-Shadow are also helping and hosting.

 

Whirl-A-Ways hopes to visit Spin Cycle Squares soon.

 

Happy dancing everyone!

Christina Corelli - Cuer

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We sure enjoyed Midwinter, as I am sure many of you did also. (See picture)

We would like to invite you to our “64th Birthday Dance” on March 15, 7-9:30 p.m. at the McMinnville Grange. Bruce Lowther is our caller, and Judy Russell is our cuer. Yellow Rocks!

Trena

We met during the month of February to finalize plans for the annual Spring Fling at the end of March. See the flyer elsewhere in the OFN. We talked about workshops, nominations for officers and just caught up on several topics that were needing some attention.

Marilyn

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We had twelve members attend the New Year’s Eve dance in Lebanon. We even had a drink, Sparkling Grape Juice, at “midnight in Manhattan” (9:00 p.m.) for us oldsters who get sleepy about that time, but the dance went on. We had at least eight squares, lots of food, and most of all, lots of fun. Plan to attend next year.

The first dance of 2025, January 11, was a big New Dancers event. We were forced to move into the gym because of all the visitors and old timers who enjoy the energy and new ideas of newcomers. I watched in amazement at one square of four youngsters (anyone under sixty is a youngster to me), and four ghosts, so I was told, dance a tip. I felt a little shiver as I watched them dance perfectly with unseen companions. They called it “Ghosting.” We had dancers from eight different clubs, including at least thirty new dancers.

When our club attended a Lebanon Dance, I struggled with a “No Hands” square which was a competition to see how long a square could go without someone touching hands. I hate to say it, but we were the first to be eliminated. Congratulations to the winning square. I liked the challenges.

Several members enjoyed a dinner out together at Mid-Winter Festival.

Everyone is invited to our Coast Retreat March 5 - 7 and/or just come to our Friday and Saturday dances from 6:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. at Gleneden Beach Community Center, 110 Azalea, Gleneden Beach, OR 97388.

We are dark March 22.

Rachel Nettleton

Our first dance in February was a two square attendance dance. There were others on the sidelines. The wheel spin and split the pot winners were all smiles when their name and number were announced.

Our own Linda Neuschwander was awarded the Randall Award during Mid-Winter Festival. The award was displayed on the Historian table during the Festival and will eventually be hung in one of the halls of the clubs she belongs to.

Eight members of our club earned MWA Ambassador bars during the New Dancer season. The club went dark for the January 11 dance so we could attend the last new dancer dance in Corvallis and support our new dancers as they earned their bars.

Our 65th birthday dance is March 9 from 2-5 p.m. Cake and ice cream will be served. We have a guest caller along with KC Curtis, and two guest cuers along with Stephanie Lozano. We will welcome Roger Putzler, Katie Marteny, and Judy Russell to the stage during the dance. The flyer is located elsewhere in the OFN. We will be dark on the second Saturday due to the dance the next day.

On March 8 is our business meeting where officers will be elected, adjustments to the P&P’s will be voted on. and more details about the Koast Krash will be discussed.

Marilyn

Lebanon Square Circlers celebrated 76th Birthday on February 2. Seven new members who just graduated from our Mainstream class joined us. Plus lessons started on Sunday, February 9 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Cha Cha lessons started the same day at 5:00 p.m. Sadly, we lost Bill and Jackie Gale, who recently moved out of state, but Sandra Pinion graciously stepped in to teach our Cha Cha class and cue at our dances.

We are looking forward to a busy March with our regular dances on the first and third Saturdays, as well as hosting the annual campout at Camp Koinonia March 28 and 29. And, do not miss our ever-popular Hippie dance April 5! Get out those tie-dies and beads and rock on!

If you would like more details about what Lebanon Square Circlers are up to, we encourage you to pop in to our website at www.lebanonsquarecirclers.com and we hope to see you in a square (or a potluck).!

Kaynor Heineck

We held a meeting during Mid-Winter and discussed plans for a round dance weekend in May. The tentative location will be the Emerald Dance Center. It will be a Friday night and all-day Saturday event. All round dancers will be welcomed for workshops, teaches, and dancing. There are two halls available and other plans are in the works.

We have a mentor program working. Some members will be able to assist new cuers and others that may need a little help with some problems that they may have. The contact person is Judy Russell and those willing to mentor will be listed in the OFN soon.

Marilyn

We were dark for the last two weeks of January due to Mid-Winter, and Randy being out of town at Cactus Capers in Mesa, AZ. We resumed dancing and got back into learning more Phase 4 rumba in February. Randy is not scheduled to be gone again until April.

There is lots of room in the hall for more dancers to come and join us.

Stephanie Lozano and Marilyn Schmit will be teaching Phase 2 Waltz starting on February 16 at 3:30 p.m. Hopefully some more new dancers will come and join us.

Marilyn

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We had our fundraiser dance at the end of February. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported us.

We have started practicing for the Teen Festival competition which will be May 9 & 10 at Blanchet School in Salem. If you want to come watch, you will need to have a Festival pin. They can be purchased from any of our youth who are participating, or from any of the Salem Swingin' Stars youth. The pin price will be higher at the door. If you are interested in volunteering, you can contact Karyn Buchheit at buchheitfarmkm@gmail.com, or go to the Festival website and fill out the volunteer form pntsdf.org.

See you at a dance soon.

Petrina Buchheit

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Mark your calendars for March 5, for the Wearin’ o’ the Green. B ‘n’ Bs will be dancing up a jig at our early St Patrick’s Dance. Darrell Kalmbach will be call’n and Tammy Helms will be cue’n.

March 19 will bring Melissa James and Tami Helms to our stage. Come enjoy dancing with these two talented ladies.

No fooling…save April 2 for a BIG party. It’s B ‘n’ Bs’ Diamond (60th) Anniversary! There will be lots of fun and surprises. Darrell Kalmbach will call, and Tami Helms will cue.

We dance every 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesday at the Abernethy Grange, 15745 S Harley Ave. in Oregon City. Pre-rounds 7:30 PM, Mainstream 8 PM, Announcements 9:30 followed by one Plus Tip.

Facebook: Bachelor & Bachelorettes Square and Round Dance Club.

It was a predicted Snow-In on FEB 13th - what fun to wake on Valentines Day to a blanket of snow!

Chaps will celebrate our 50-year anniversary on February 21 with the Flintstones Dance. The March OFN is published early, so it’s not-too-late to join us with Darrel Kalmbach, as Fred, and Tami Helms attired as Betty Rubble. If you dress the ‘stone-age’ era, prizes will be awarded to a man, women and couple…"Yabba-Dabba-Doo!".

For March, on Friday, March 7, Zinser opens 7:30 pm (Pre-Plus) and Julie Stiers will cue Rounds, and on Friday, March 21, Chaps will host an ‘Open Mic Night’ beginning at 7:30pm.with Caller/Cuer MCs Thomas Buchheit (Silverton) and Katie Marteny. We look forward to the youth entertaining us - it’s their chance to shine in the Caller / Cuer spotlight and good practice for the Pacific NW Teen Square Dance Festival happening May 10-11 at Blanchet High School in Salem

Another big Chaps event will be hosted on April 4: our annual Hippie Dance at Maplewood Grange. Scott Zinser, Caller Dude, shares the stage with the Flower-Power Cuer, Mark McDonald - now that’s entertainment. Yes, we also will award one Male, Female and Couple prize to the ‘coolest’ dressed. “Hey man, that’s what’s happening!

Happy Feet,

Betty Chipps

On February 20, the Cut-Ups will be graduating a Mainstream class and inviting them to join the wonderful world of square dancing. Our able teacher, Scott Zinser, will then start a Plus class on March 6, 2025, for those who are ready to learn the next level of dancing. Lessons will be on Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 PM at the Boring Barn.

Get ready to enjoy our local dance festival, the Spring Fling, with national caller, Andy Allemao, with Tami Helms, cueing. This has been a great dance in the past couple of years! The weekend starts off with a Mainstream dance on Friday night, May 9th, then heats up with a Hex formation teaching session on Saturday morning. There will be more Mainstream dancing Saturday afternoon and evening, with a Plus session on Sunday, May 11th, from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Advanced tickets are on sale through Young or Patti, only $35 for the whole weekend! It will go up to $40 at the door or individual sessions for $12. Don’t miss this amazing dance event!

Cut-Ups dance on 1st, 4th, and 5th Saturdays, starting with Plus at 7:00 PM and Mainstream at 7:30 PM. Mike Kious will be calling the 1st Saturday in March with Julia Bucheit cueing the rounds. Scott Zinser will be calling, and Julie Stiers will be cueing, for 4th Saturday. Daryl Clendenin will call the 5th Saturday all Plus dance, with Julie Stiers cueing.

Don’t forget Bingo on 2nd and 4th Friday nights, starting promptly at 7 PM. Get there early to get good seating and have your cards ready to go! There will be another annual Barn Sale April 18-19, 2025. Come check it out!

Bev De La Bruere

The Happy Hoppers of Vancouver, Washington stayed warm dancing at Washington Grange #82 during the month of January. Our first Saturday Plus Dance and third Saturday Mainstream Dance were full of fun. Members and guests enjoyed the talents of Craig Abercrombie calling and cueing.

Many members from our club made their way to the Mid-Winter Festival in Albany, Oregon. So much dancing ... so much fun! Lots of pictures to add to our club board. Many members are eagerly planning for next year.

February’s first and third Saturday dances, Monday night lessons, and clothing sale are going "lovely."

Happy Hoppers are lucky to host Daryl Clendenin calling their March 1 Plus Dance. Julie Stiers will be sharing her cueing of rounds. Come join us from 7:00 - 9:30pm. On March 15th, Renee Ruud will be calling and cueing a Mainstream Dance with some Plus and rounds. Happy Hoppers are eager to host her as this is her first time calling for our club, 7:00-9:30pm. Feel free to wear your green and have some fun this month ... we're all a bit Irish.

A new session of lessons, Basic/Mainstream and Plus are beginning on Monday March 3. 6:30 Plus, 7:30 Basic/Mainstream. The Happy Hopper Club appreciates our square dance angels and look forward to a new group of students.

See you dancing...Denise and Roz Buddenberg

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The Ramblers 42nd anniversary dance drew throngs of dancers to Oak Grove on February 8, with up to nine squares on the floor. Sensational caller Adam Christman made his Ramblers debut, and, if you know Adam, you know that he calls a high-energy, fast-tempo dance with impressive vocals. We were so thrilled to welcome him, as well the terrific Craig Abercrombie, who brought some dancers from R Square D. Happy Hoppers and Country Cut-ups took home banners, and now the Ramblers need to put on our traveling clothes because we have some banners to win back. We are working on visitations even as I type this.

On March 8, we’ll have our annual Purple Party. We wear purple to honor International Women’s Day, and our caller will be Karla Westphal from Southern California. Karla always picks wonderful singing calls appropriate to the dance theme, so see how many purple songs you recognize!

On April 12, Terri Sherrer from Palm Springs will be calling for the Ramblers. April showers bring Terri Sherrer! We alternate SSD (which is much like Mainstream) and Plus tips from 7-9:30 at Oak Grove Community Center, 14496 SE Cedar Ave., Oak Grove.

On the heels of a successful 2024 event, we are thrilled to announce that our Scares and Squares dance weekend will be back for 2025. Dance dates are October 10-12, 2025, and we will be dancing at the Beaverton Elks Lodge again. We’ve lined up some of the world’s best callers: Vic Ceder, Darren Gallina, and Stephen Cole. We’ll be dancing from 7-10 on Friday night; 9 am to 10 pm on Saturday; and 10 am to 12:30 pm on Sunday. Over the course of the weekend, we will be offering all programs from Social Square Dance all the way through Challenge. Early bird registration is just $75 for the entire weekend. To register, print out the form on our website, rosetownramblers.com.

SYIAS!

Jeff Knapp

We have a great SSD class on Thursdays with 16 students!! Our Tuesday Mainstream and Plus classes are going well, with up to 3 squares for Mainstream and 1-2 squares for Plus. We switched dance nights and it seems to be working. Our March dances feature a Guest caller on March 1st with Roger Putzler and Elaine and on March 15th we have a guest cuer with Chuck and Mark McDonald. We are actively planning for our wonderful Boatnik Festival. This year will feature Jet Roberts and Peter (Chama) Gomez!! Going to be a fantastic time. Be sure to pre-register and get your ribbons!! Our birthday dance in December is set with the wonderful Andy Allemao calling and Rikki cueing - going to be fun!!

We look forward to dancing with you in a square soon!

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Our Country Fever Pre-Registrations Deadline for our Special 2024 Pricing of $45 per person, has ended on February 1, 2025! As of February 2, 2025 our Pre-Registration pricing is $55 per dancer, which includes all weekend dancing and all meals for the weekend, except for Saturday lunch.

Our Featured Callers for this year will be Jim Steele & Adam Christman and our Featured Cuer is Rikki Lobato!

Lots of snacks, (4) great meals with endless coffee, Iced Tea, Juice, Ice Water all weekend long. The dancing will be a Boot Stompin’ high energy and our staff of callers, cuers, kitchen workers, registration greeter, Louise Voss everyone works exceptionally well together all with the same goal to make our Country Fever Weekend the best ever! Our After Party this year will be Adam leading us in some Karaoke Fun!

As of February 18th we have approx 4 squares of pre-registered dancers so far this year (and it’s only February 2025) at the Buckeroo Barn, our goal is to fill the barn with dancers for 2025! Last year we had 14 squares at our event!

We continue to have our winter dance program with our Sunday afternoons Mainstream

Workshops 2:30-4:00pm and our Advanced A-1 Lessons on Sunday Evenings 4:00 – 5:30pm the lessons are going Great with a solid 2 squares every week. Our plan is to turn the lessons into our New Advanced Workshops on Sunday evenings to give dancers a place to have fun dancing Advanced year round.

Our Plus Workshops on Wednesday Evenings 6:00-7:30pm has on average 2 squares which varies on some weeks. Our group of Plus dancers look forward every week to continue to work on moves they have trouble with, good floor time, whatever is needed week to week.

All of our Workshops are located at Pleasant Ridge Community Hall 7067 SW Canal Blvd, Redmond, Oregon.

~Jan Steele/Secretary

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How time flies when you are having fun. It seems like just a few weeks ago that a group of us sat around and discussed the thought of a new club. Many folks then thought we would not last. That was ten year ago. I believe at our first or second anniversary we asked Adam Christman to come call for us. He has called for us ever since. This will happen again this year. We have moved our first Friday dance one day to Saturday, March 8th to accommodate his schedule and not break tradition. We look forward to being around a long time going forward.

We did a strong recruitment push in December that has resulted in some 18-20 new beginning dancers. Daryl Clendenin, our club caller, has been making learning fun. We have a great group of angels that stay around after our plus workshop to help and that is really made for good interactions and welcoming. Our plan is to have a new dancers dance in May so get your new dancers ready for that.

Lastly, a big thank you for a job well done at this years Winter Festival. It took a few tips to realize that “center” called with an Australian accent did not mean “sinner” or “senior”. The crowd was the biggest in years. It was good to dance with some who have not been there since Covid. Any that missed this year should plan ahead, as we have, to going down to Albany next January.

Nick Johnson

Eager Beavers’ special event for January was our Black and White Dance on the 13th. We also danced on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and we had a pretty good turnout on the Monday after the Mid-Winter Festival. Our thanks to Connie Clark for filling in as Cuer for that dance.

March will bring five Mondays of dancing, including our St. Patrick’s Day Dance on the 17th. We hope you can join us for some great Plus dancing to our Caller Darrell Kalmbach, with Phase 2 and 3 Rounds cued by Tami Helms on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Mondays and Lane Clem on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Our dances are temporarily starting at 1:15 due to our Plus lessons schedule.

An early reminder: Please put the Eager Beavers’ 50th Anniversary Dance on your calendar for April 14th! More details to follow.

You are welcome to join us for Plus with Phase II and III Rounds at the Aloha Grange every Monday afternoon from 1:15 to 3:00. For current dancing information, please see our website at https://EagerBeavers.info. (see link above).

Alice Hendricks

Six Hayshakers attended the Mid-Winter Festival in Albany in January with four spending most of their time in the Plus Hall, the other two in the Mainstream Hall. Everyone had a great time and was pleased that our caller Mark Wheeler called a few Plus Festival sessions. We are looking forward to Mark calling Plus for the Hayshakers sometime in the future. We did learn that there’s A LOT more Plus to learn and are planning to drive to Portland in the near future to learn more Plus variations such as All Girls Center, Teacup Chain and Chase Left from callers there.

Craig Holt

Hoedowners decided to welcome 2025 with open arms. The quasi panic over the new century 2000 is 25 years in the past and we're looking ahead to a great year. It will be our 75th Anniversary this year. It also can be called the semi sesquicentennial anniversary or Diamond anniversary. You know me, diamonds are a girl's best friend and I'm not sure how to pronounce semi sesquicentennial.

Our first dance of the year was held January 11th. It was the official Welcome Dance for our new caller Michael Kious. We welcomed everyone to the dance floor and had a Pizza Party at 9pm. Who can resist pizza?

Our regularly scheduled dance was on January 25th but that was mid-winter festival weekend, so we went dark. We had a good group including new dancers attend.

March will be right around the corner, so I'll remind you that on March 8th we'll be celebrating the Luck of the Irish and on March 22nd we'll dive deeply into that great American tradition March Madness! Be sure to wear the colors of your favorite for the championship.

Krystal Laas

We are enjoying the guest cuers who are sharing the stage with Randy Dibble at the Winona Grange and are happy to be hosting Scott Zinser as our guest caller on April 5th. Hopefully you can come and join in the fun. Check our calendar for updates!

Lindie Noonan

January was a busy month for our club, with dancing resuming on January 6th after the Winter Holiday. We had many new dancers and plenty of Angels to help the Newbies learn. There is always much laughter in learning, and our members had (are having) a joyful time with prospective new members. As of my January report, The Oak Hills Club had not yet decided what dances we would attend. But as of this writing, we look forward to an annual event at the LDS recreation center where our members will socialize and teach basic square dance moves to the LDS Singles Group, as we have done in past years with great success. As of this writing, our club looks forward to attending Hoedowners' Anniversary at Aloha Grange on February 22nd.

During the month of March, we will continue with lessons for new dancers from 6:30 to 7:30, with mainstream dancing from 7:30 to 8:30. Our club is growing, and we look forward to welcoming new members when they graduate from lessons.

For additional information visit our website, https://oakhillssquares.com/. (see link above)

Lynne Fonner

In January R Square D had one dance. The one dance was a Snowflake Frolic, however the snowflakes held off and the weather was good for all to attend. Craig Abercrombie was the caller and Susan Healea was the cuer. We had great music to dance to too. Many of our dancers went to the Mid-Winter Festival in Albany, Oregon.

Our spring lessons started January 8, 2025! Plus lessons begin at 6:30pm and Mainstream follows at 7:30pm. Craig Abercrombie is our instructor.

We have 2 dances in March; the 14th is our Shamrock dance and Pi dance, as March 14th is Pi Day. Second dance is Crazy T shirt day with a guest caller, Jim Raupp. All dances are at the Catlin Center 8th St. Kelso, WA.

President Vic Roberts resigned. Sandy Sims has stepped up to cover. Our election for new officers is in May.

For additional information see us on R Square D on Facebook and Instagram, or see our website: https://r-square-d.info/. (see link above)

Susan Fowler

We would like to congratulate Tami Helms, our cuer, for retiring at the end of December from her school bus driving job. She is very active teaching and cueing all around our area. Congrats Tami!

After a few weeks of mainstream lessons, there were only two new dancers. The club made the decision to cancel that class and send the new dancers to lessons with the Valley Squares. That time slot will now be used for teaching Plus. Those lessons are on Sunday from 2-4 taught by Darrell Kalmbach.

Mainstream dances will be on March 1st and 15th with Darrell Kalmbach calling and Tami Helms cueing. The March 15th dance will be an Irish Fling dance with baked potatoes, lots of toppings and dessert served at break time. Put your "green" on and come join us for this fun dance!

Plus dances are on March 6th and March 20th with Darrell Kalmbach calling and Tami Helms cueing.

The highlight of January was all our dancers who joined the Mid-Winter festival. Several couples from our club can be seen on video by looking for "showcase of rounds" on our website photo gallery. It is really fun to watch. Thank you to Richard Cason for making the videos and to Ferrous for posting them on our website!

For current information, please see our website: https://sunsetpromenaders.com/. (see link above)

Terri Browning

In January our lessons continued with 12 students returning for Mainstream and 8 for the Plus Refresher. January 10th we had our "Home on the Range" dance, and on the 18th we visited the Sunset Promenaders and took home a banner. January 24th we were dark for MidWinter, where three of our couples attended and Terry Halley called several times, including once with K.C. Curtis.

In March we have the two remaining Sunday lessons. Then on Friday March 14th come join us for the "Bit O' the Irish" dance, and on Friday the 28th our "Spring Fling" dance, where we collect donations for a family shelter each year. Both start at 7:00 with Rounds, 7:15 Plus, 7:30 Mainstream and Rounds, with Plus at the 4th tip. And a special New Dancer Jamboree - "I Hope You Dance!" on Sunday, March 23rd, from 3:30-5:30. All three are at the Kinton Grange with caller Terry Halley and Cuer Sandra Pinion.

Gloria Davis

Our First Friday, March 7th dance theme will be simple, "Let's Dance", 7pm to 9pm with refreshments after the dance at the Aloha Grange. Terry Halley will be our caller and Connie Clark our cuer. Our Third Saturday, March 15th dance is "Happy St Patrick's Day", 7pm to 9 pm with refreshments after the dance at the Aloha Grange. Scott Zinser will be calling and Connie Clark cueing. Come join us and have fun!

Carolene Siebert

Wavesteppers dance at the Tillamook Senior Center from 4-6pm on Tuesday each week. Our caller is Anthony Egan. Our new dancers should be ready to graduate the first week of March.

The address of the Tillamook Senior Center is 316 Stillwell Avenue, Tillamook. Located on the corner of 4th and Stillwell there is no on site parking and little street parking. The huge Safeway parking lot is directly across the street. Our dances are held weekly on Tuesdays from 4:00 to 6:00 and we always have food and snacks.

For up to date information see: https://wavesteppers.org. (See above link)

Lynda Sherman

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