• Overview Of Square Dancing

    From Daryl Stout@954:895/7 to All on Wed Jun 22 00:03:24 2022
    This message contains information from a brochure on square dancing in
    and around the Nashville, Tennessee area...published by the Cumberland
    Valley Western Square and Round Dance Association. If you'd like a copy, contact Judie Gentry at (615) 384-6862. You might want to list these in information flyers as you recruit new dancers for square or round dance
    classes in your area.

    *** WHAT CAN SQUARE DANCING MEAN FOR ME?? ***

    * It is an inexpensive leisure time activity.
    * It is excellent exercise, with one dance night being equivalent to a 5
    mile walk.
    * Square Dancers are friendly people, and there is no more fulfilling
    social activity.
    * All ages can square dance (I've seen people from 2 to 95 dancing!).
    * It takes no more skill than being able to walk to learn to square dance.

    *** SOME FACTS ABOUT SQUARE DANCING ***

    Square dancing has its origins in the early 1700's from dance forms
    brought to the colonies by the English and French. Within the last 50
    years, it has developed into its present Western style of four couple
    squares.

    Square dancing is now so popular that around the world, there are close
    to 10 million dancers. In fact, according to the 1998 National Square
    Dance Directory, Square Dancing is the official folk dance of the following states:

    * Alabama
    * Arizona
    * Arkansas
    * California
    * Colorado
    * Connecticut
    * Delaware
    * Florida
    * Georgia
    * Idaho
    * Illinois
    * Kentucky
    * Maryland
    * Massachusetts
    * Mississippi
    * Missouri
    * Montana
    * Nebraska
    * New Jersey
    * North Dakota
    * Oklahoma
    * Oregon
    * South Carolina
    * South Dakota
    * Tennessee
    * Texas
    * Utah
    * Virginia
    * Washington
    * West Virginia

    Round dancing has also become very popular. It is a companion activity
    of square dancing, but is performed by individual couples, and encompasses
    all the grace and smooth flowing styles of Ballroom Dancing.
    --- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
    * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (954:895/7)
  • From Daryl Stout@954:895/7 to All on Thu Sep 22 00:03:18 2022
    This message contains information from a brochure on square dancing in
    and around the Nashville, Tennessee area...published by the Cumberland
    Valley Western Square and Round Dance Association. If you'd like a copy, contact Judie Gentry at (615) 384-6862. You might want to list these in information flyers as you recruit new dancers for square or round dance
    classes in your area.

    *** WHAT CAN SQUARE DANCING MEAN FOR ME?? ***

    * It is an inexpensive leisure time activity.
    * It is excellent exercise, with one dance night being equivalent to a 5
    mile walk.
    * Square Dancers are friendly people, and there is no more fulfilling
    social activity.
    * All ages can square dance (I've seen people from 2 to 95 dancing!).
    * It takes no more skill than being able to walk to learn to square dance.

    *** SOME FACTS ABOUT SQUARE DANCING ***

    Square dancing has its origins in the early 1700's from dance forms
    brought to the colonies by the English and French. Within the last 50
    years, it has developed into its present Western style of four couple
    squares.

    Square dancing is now so popular that around the world, there are close
    to 10 million dancers. In fact, according to the 1998 National Square
    Dance Directory, Square Dancing is the official folk dance of the following states:

    * Alabama
    * Arizona
    * Arkansas
    * California
    * Colorado
    * Connecticut
    * Delaware
    * Florida
    * Georgia
    * Idaho
    * Illinois
    * Kentucky
    * Maryland
    * Massachusetts
    * Mississippi
    * Missouri
    * Montana
    * Nebraska
    * New Jersey
    * North Dakota
    * Oklahoma
    * Oregon
    * South Carolina
    * South Dakota
    * Tennessee
    * Texas
    * Utah
    * Virginia
    * Washington
    * West Virginia

    Round dancing has also become very popular. It is a companion activity
    of square dancing, but is performed by individual couples, and encompasses
    all the grace and smooth flowing styles of Ballroom Dancing.
    --- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
    * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (954:895/7)
  • From Daryl Stout@954:895/7 to All on Wed Mar 22 00:03:10 2023
    This message contains information from a brochure on square dancing in
    and around the Nashville, Tennessee area...published by the Cumberland
    Valley Western Square and Round Dance Association. If you'd like a copy, contact Judie Gentry at (615) 384-6862. You might want to list these in information flyers as you recruit new dancers for square or round dance
    classes in your area.

    *** WHAT CAN SQUARE DANCING MEAN FOR ME?? ***

    * It is an inexpensive leisure time activity.
    * It is excellent exercise, with one dance night being equivalent to a 5
    mile walk.
    * Square Dancers are friendly people, and there is no more fulfilling
    social activity.
    * All ages can square dance (I've seen people from 2 to 95 dancing!).
    * It takes no more skill than being able to walk to learn to square dance.

    *** SOME FACTS ABOUT SQUARE DANCING ***

    Square dancing has its origins in the early 1700's from dance forms
    brought to the colonies by the English and French. Within the last 50
    years, it has developed into its present Western style of four couple
    squares.

    Square dancing is now so popular that around the world, there are close
    to 10 million dancers. In fact, according to the 1998 National Square
    Dance Directory, Square Dancing is the official folk dance of the following states:

    * Alabama
    * Arizona
    * Arkansas
    * California
    * Colorado
    * Connecticut
    * Delaware
    * Florida
    * Georgia
    * Idaho
    * Illinois
    * Kentucky
    * Maryland
    * Massachusetts
    * Mississippi
    * Missouri
    * Montana
    * Nebraska
    * New Jersey
    * North Dakota
    * Oklahoma
    * Oregon
    * South Carolina
    * South Dakota
    * Tennessee
    * Texas
    * Utah
    * Virginia
    * Washington
    * West Virginia

    Round dancing has also become very popular. It is a companion activity
    of square dancing, but is performed by individual couples, and encompasses
    all the grace and smooth flowing styles of Ballroom Dancing.
    --- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
    * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (954:895/7)
  • From Daryl Stout@954:895/7 to All on Thu Jun 22 00:03:20 2023
    This message contains information from a brochure on square dancing in
    and around the Nashville, Tennessee area...published by the Cumberland
    Valley Western Square and Round Dance Association. If you'd like a copy, contact Judie Gentry at (615) 384-6862. You might want to list these in information flyers as you recruit new dancers for square or round dance
    classes in your area.

    *** WHAT CAN SQUARE DANCING MEAN FOR ME?? ***

    * It is an inexpensive leisure time activity.
    * It is excellent exercise, with one dance night being equivalent to a 5
    mile walk.
    * Square Dancers are friendly people, and there is no more fulfilling
    social activity.
    * All ages can square dance (I've seen people from 2 to 95 dancing!).
    * It takes no more skill than being able to walk to learn to square dance.

    *** SOME FACTS ABOUT SQUARE DANCING ***

    Square dancing has its origins in the early 1700's from dance forms
    brought to the colonies by the English and French. Within the last 50
    years, it has developed into its present Western style of four couple
    squares.

    Square dancing is now so popular that around the world, there are close
    to 10 million dancers. In fact, according to the 1998 National Square
    Dance Directory, Square Dancing is the official folk dance of the following states:

    * Alabama
    * Arizona
    * Arkansas
    * California
    * Colorado
    * Connecticut
    * Delaware
    * Florida
    * Georgia
    * Idaho
    * Illinois
    * Kentucky
    * Maryland
    * Massachusetts
    * Mississippi
    * Missouri
    * Montana
    * Nebraska
    * New Jersey
    * North Dakota
    * Oklahoma
    * Oregon
    * South Carolina
    * South Dakota
    * Tennessee
    * Texas
    * Utah
    * Virginia
    * Washington
    * West Virginia

    Round dancing has also become very popular. It is a companion activity
    of square dancing, but is performed by individual couples, and encompasses
    all the grace and smooth flowing styles of Ballroom Dancing.
    --- SBBSecho 3.20-Win32
    * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (954:895/7)