Hi,

        Rosalind, Linda, Allison, Laurie, Cris, Ardyce, Larissa, Lita
        Margaret, Marilyn, Missy, Barbara, Cissy, Connie, Russ, Don &
        Rose, Jackie Z., John & Diana, Jon, Max & Eva, Hank & Mardia,
        Sally & Alan, Sam & Ruth, Sarah, Sue, Jackie V., Christie,
        Lauren, Richard & Susan, Cecelia, Tim, Brenda, Joe,
        Ed & Deanna, Michael & Susan, Sally D., Debbie F., Julie T.

        Dances from September 4, 2004 at the Salvation Army Gym, 7-10 PM.
        (close to the order we did them in)

        1  Trugnala Rumjana -Bulgaria
        2  S^eta (SHAY-tah) -Serbia
        3  Arap -Macedonia
        4  Alunelul -Romania
        5  Djurdjevka Kolo-Serbia[
        6  Agir Halay -Turkey
        7  Prekid Kolo -Serbia
        8  Tin Tin Tini Mini Hanim -Turkey -Russ taught
        9  Skudrinka -Macedonia
        10 Yankinata -Bulgaria
        11 Maciek (Ma chee-eck) -Polish couple dance
        12 Heya Heya -Israeli Couple dance -Cris taught **(see the syllabus
                at the end of this e-mail)**
        13 Trite Puti (AMAN 3) -Bulgaria
        14 Hopak -Russia  8 figures:
                                1 Pas de bas
                                2 Touch extend pas de bas
                                3 Russian polka step
                                4 Individual turns
                                5 Lunge cuts (lunge cut, pas de bas)
                                6 Partner Buzz
                                7 Chugs (men out 16 counts, back)
                                8 Toe, heal, touch, extend. (rept op ft wk)
        15 Pidhichtos Banas (PEE-deek-tos BAH-nas) -North Thrace
        16 Oseh Shaloam -Israel
        17 Ceresnicky -Czech
        18 Fatise Kolo -Yugoslavia
           Skudrinka -Macedonia
        19 Ratarsko Kolo--Serbia
        20 Frei Polka -Austrian -From the record:
                        Austria DA-578 (Bavarian Zweifach)
        21 Vlasko -Vlach, NW Bulgaria (long version)
        22 Hashual -Israeli circle dance, "The Fox", a favorite of dancers
                and their children.
        23 Ripna Maca (REEP-na  MA-saw) -Bulgaria
        24 Two Hand Reel -Ireland
        25 Vrapc^eto (vrrahp-che-toe) -Bulgaria
        26 Zillertaler Laendler -Austria
           Heya Heya -Israel
        27 Lesnoto -Macedonia

        Present:

        1  Connie
        2  Cris
        3  Jackie Z
        4  Larissa
        5  Lauren
        6  Lita
        7  Marvin
        8  Missy
        9  Roger
        10 Russ

      Announcements:
      Saturday*  International Folk Dance, September 11, 2004  at the
        Salvation Army Gym, 7 to 10pm.
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        The 1st Contra Dance of the season will be at the Sons of Norway.
        September 17, 2004, then the 2nd Friday of each month thereafter.
        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.
        Music by, Cup of Tea and the caller will be Bev Young -Missoula.
        From Joe:
        The first Contra Dance is Sept. 17th. Christina had the idea for
        a welcome back Potluck. She asked me to get in touch with all the
        IFF people and other dancers I might know.
    ****The POTLUCK will precede the contra dance, in the Sons of Norway
        basement. Please bring a dish to share. 6pm, Friday, Sept. 17th.
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        Armenian workshop with Tineke (sounds like Teen-eh-keh) van Geel,
        Calgary, November 13 & 14 2004. We will leave Friday afternoon
        November 12 to be in Calgary by 7:30pm.  At this point the cost
        of the work shop will be 50 dollars Canadian funds.
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        For other dance information from Bozeman and Butte check out our web
        site: http://www.montanafolkdance.org
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        Any suggestions, comments, corrections, you have are welcome!

        Till next time
        
        Roger