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First issue - masthead reads "The Federation Folk Dancer"
ViewHappy New Year! We will carry on despite the wartime conditions
ViewNext Federation Festival will be Jan. 23 1-6 pm at Oakland High School
ViewPlans for the Federation Research Committee
ViewPlans to create a Federation Scrap-book; send duplicate material
ViewPlans for the magazine; staff getting organized; plenty of room for others
ViewScheduled for May 10-13, 1944 in Philadelphia
ViewBrief description
ViewWorkshop will be on Kolomijkas
ViewSilly dance-related puns and jokes
ViewFacts about the waltz, the Scandinavian Polka, and the Hambo Polska
ViewDances to be taught: Mietchi Putz Di and Troika
ViewA brief review of the physical and psychological benefits of dance as it has existed from very ancient times.
ViewSend scrap-book materials to Clarise Dechant
ViewTransliteration and translation
ViewGirl's and Boy's costumes described
ViewHer take on the history of the hora.
ViewBerkeley Folk Dancers has purchased 200 copies of Let's Dance and will forward them to BFD members. Changs has added square dances to their repertoire. A new group is forming at Castlemont High School and already has 40 members. S.F. State College has also started a new dance group. Stanford Folk Dancers and Sierra Club Dancers have petitioned to join the Folk Dance Federation.
ViewSilly dance-related puns and jokes
ViewInteresting tidbits about dances - Moravian Saroca, Gavotte, Musette, etc.
ViewPlease do dances as they are intended to be danced - no added claps, no added figures but okay to double an existing figure to fit a recording
ViewFirst two dance descriptions: Crested Hen and Little Man in a Fix - upcoming: Swedish Fancy Schottisch and Bleking.
ViewEd Kremers will be stationed in Nevada (wartime duties), so Walter Grothe will take over his duties; Madelynne Green is attending the National Folk Festival in Philadelphia May 10-15.
ViewAs told to Lucille Czarnowski in Sweden by Andreas Lindblom
View"Contra" takes its name from the fact dancing couples stand across from each other on the line; the Square-D's of Danville are doing contras (before contras had caught on)!
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