Hi,

        Dances of September 28, 2002. (Somewhat out of order, except the
        first 3 that were done befor 7pm)

        1  Gavotte d'Honneur -Brittany
        2  Mindrele- Oltenia, Romania
        3  Vidinsko Horo -Vlach, NW Bulgaria
        4  An Dro -Brittany
        5  Mayim -Israel
        6  Trugnala Rumjana -Bulgaria
        7  Picking Up Sticks -English -Russ taught
        8  Alunelul- Romania
        9  Kor Csardas -Hungary -Russ taught
        10 Sweet Girl -Armenia
        11 Mairi's Wedding -Scotland
        12 Jiana -Transylvania, Romania
        13 Belasicko Oro -Macedonia
        14 Misirlou -Greek/American
        15 Joc Batranesc din Niculetel -Dobrogea, Romania
        16 At Ve'ani -Israel
        17 Sukacko Kolo -Croatia
        18 Sborinka -Bulgaria
        19 Sharma Sheikh -Israel
        20 Setnja -Serbia
        21 Nevesto Carven Trendafil -Pirin, Bulgaria
        22 Satovcensko Horo -Pirin, Bulgaria (Sah-tohf-CHEN-skoh Hoh-ROH)
        23 Cimpoi -Romania
        24 Yankinata -Bulgaria
        25 Pembe Oro -Macedonia (PEM-bay oro) -Russ taught
        26 Godecki Cacak -Serbia
        27 Ripna Mace -Bulgaria (REEP-na  MA-saw) "the cat strikes"
        28 Cetvorno Sopsko Horo -Sopluk, Bulgaria  (3 times, -learning-)
        29 Arap -Macedonia
           Joc Batranesc din Niculetel -Dobrogea, Romania
        30 Floricica Olteneasca -Romania

        Present:

        1  Russ
        2  Larissa
        3  Jackie
        4  Linda
        5  Alicen (sp?)
        6  Cris
        7  Missy
        8  Marvin
        9  Jon &
        10 Lauren
        11 Brigitte
        12 Don &
        13 Rose
        14 Roger

        Announcements:

        Folk dance workshop with Edwidge Munn, Calgary -November 8-10
        

        Contra Dance next month at the Creston Grange Hall.
        Friday evening, October 11th.

        Learn to Clog: No partner needed, meet every Tuesday, upstairs
        Eagles Club. Beginning lessons start at 5:30. Contact Carla
        for more information 752-7919

        See ya next week

        Roger