Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 
Subject: February 7, 2004 dances

        Belated greetings, everybody.

        Dances from Saturday, February 7, 2004 at the Salvation Army gym,
        7-10PM.

        1. Hambo (Sweden)
        2. Toicevo Kolo (Serbia)
        3. Preplet (Serbia)
        4. Ciro (Croatia)
        5. Bojarka (Serbia)
        6. Biserka (Serbia)
        7. Jiana (Romania)
        8. An Dro Retourne (Breton)
        9. Sepastia Bar (Armenia)
        10. Kostursko Oro (Macedonia)
        11. Kritikos Syrtos (Greece)
        12. Fado Blanquita (Portugal) -- Russ taught
        13. repeat: Kritikos Syrtos
        14. Joc de Leagane (Romania)
        15. Ceresnicky (Czech Republic)
        16. Somogyi Karakazo (Hungary) - played twice
        17. Pentozali (Greece)
        18. Kasapsko Horo (Macedonia) -- Russ reviewed
        19. Satovcensko Horo (Bulgaria)
        20. Birchot Havdalah (Israel/USA) -- played twice
        21. Ciuleandra (Romania)
        22. Postie's Jig (Scotland) -- played twice
        23. Arsul (Romania) -- Larissa taught
        24. Kruetz Koenig (Germany)
        25. Vranjanka (Serbia)
        26. Horehronsky Csardas (Slovakia)
        27. Zillerthaler Landler (Austria)
        28. Hej Par (Armenia) -- Cris sort of taught
        29. Zalna Majka (Macedonia - from Lesnoto medley)
        30. Purtata din Vistea (Romania) -- Larissa demonstrated
        31. Pe Pichor (Romania) -- Larissa demonstrated

        In attendance:
        1. Brenda
        2. Cris
        3. Don
        4. Jackie
        5. Jon
        6. Larissa
        7. Marilyn
        8. Missy
        9. Rose
        10.Russ
        11.Ruth
        12.Sam

        The usual bunch of useful announcements:

        International Folk Dance, next Saturday, February 14, 2004 at the
        Salvation Army Gym, 7 to 10pm.

        Steam and Stomp 2004, will be Saturday noon to Sunday afternoon.
        Boulder, Montana. February 28 & 29.
        There will be no folk dancing at the Salvation Army Gym, Feb. 28th.
        Boulder Hot Springs.  Ph # 406-225-4339.

        Two-year anniversary dance in Butte, Sunday February 15, at Sacred
        Ground.
        Details from Max: butte@montanafolkdance.org

        Every other Friday, at the Sons of Norway, starting at 6:45, till
        about 9, will be Scandinavian dancing. FREE!
        Check in the Entertainer for the current date.

        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.

        Learn to do Western Line dance, meet every Thursday at the Sons of
        Norway, 6:30pm, $3.00.

        The 5th Contra Dance of the season is at the Sons of Norway.
        February 13, 2004.  The 2nd Friday of each month.
        The Sons of Norway's address is 347 1st Ave E.
        (corner of 1st Ave. E and 4th St. E.) Kalispell, the NE corner,
        across the street from the fire department.  The dance is from 8:00
        to 11pm, with the beginners' workshop starting at 7:30pm.
        The cost is $6 each for adults, $3 each for teenagers (13-18),
        and kids 12 and under are free.  The dance is put on by Contra
        Dance Flathead, and two numbers to call for more information are:
        862-7098  and  857-2026.

        There is a "Snow Dance" -the 11th annual contra dance &
        cross-country ski weekend, this year (2004) on Valentines Day.
        Saturday, Feburary 14 to Monday, Feburary 16. Featuring Mitchell
        S. Frey, calling dances to the tunes of Phil and Vivian Williams.
        For prices and questions, call Mitchell

        Our SIXTH anniversary will be March 20th.  Our first dance was
        Friday, March 20, 1998. At the Sons of Norway Hall. Prices were:
        $2 for adults, $1 for kids under 12, $5 for families.
        Contacts were Sara Hok and Chris Brewer.

        For other dance information from Bozeman and Butte check out our
        web site: http://www.montanafolkdance.org

        Any suggestions, comments, corrections, you have are welcome!

        Thanks, we look forward to having Roger back,
        Cris