Dayton Area Ballroom Dance News - Ballroom Dance Dayton

Dayton Area Ballroom Dance News
Published monthly by ‘76 Club, Dance(tonians), & Swing ‘n’ Sway Dance Clubs
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 1
March 2004
What’s Inside
Subject Page
Dance Club News 2
Letter from the Boards 3
Second Annual Challenge 4
Dance Classes 6
Entertainers
DANCE FAIR 2004
Celebrate Dance!
Tickets are now on sale for Dance Fair, to
be held May 8 at Hara Arena. The cost is
$45 per person, advance sale only, nonrefundable.
Tickets are available through
your studio, at any Arbor Hall dance, or
from any Dancetonians board member.
Upcoming Dances 7
Dance(tonians)
Schedule Change
Please mark your calendars with the following
changes:
• Dance Fair is May 8, so there is NO
regular Dancetonians Dance in May at
Arbor Hall.
• Dancetonians WILL be having a dance
in April this year, but it is on April 17,
which is the 3 rd Saturday in April, and
it will be held at the Lathrem Center.
We hope to see you at both of these events.
‘76 CLUB
Kevin Kock and Anne Perl, pictured
above, entertained the members and
guests who attended Swing ‘n’ Sway’s
January dance at Arbor Hall. For details
about their performance see Page 2.
DANCE(TONIANS)
Sat. March 6, 8 to ll pm at Arbor Hall, Sat. March 13, 8 to 11 pm at Arbor Hall
with Tony Rimkus, D.J.
with Tony Rimkus, D.J. Entertainment
by Dean and Kathleen Shipley.
If you've been to Dance Fair before, you
know what a great event this is. If this will
be your first year, you're going to love it.
The doors will open at 3:30pm, with general
dancing from 4:00-5:00pm. Dinner
will be served at 5:00pm. Starting at
6:30pm, we will have approximately 50
exhibitions, grouped into sets, with general
dancing between each set. This is a great
opportunity to enjoy the vast ballroom
dancing talent located in the greater Dayton
area. If you'd like to perform, talk to
your dance instructor.
Ticket prices are $5 higher than last year.
Hara Arena raised their prices substantially
over last year's rates, so this price increase
was necessary to cover our expenses.
However, this is still a GREAT bargain for
such a fantastic evening.
SWING ‘n’ SWAY
Sat. March 27, 8 to 11 pm at Arbor Hall,
with Jack Yaus, D.J.
OFFICERS
President Bill Dean 233-2234
Vice President Lynn Thompson 325-2402
Secretary Bill Attwood (513) 489-2914
Treasurer Be Nguyen 384-7455
Trustee Dennis Doucet 886-9136
Trustee Barbara Claar 324-0467
Trustee Bruce Harris (765) 855-2629
Entertainment Betty Dean 233-2234
OFFICERS
Chairman Rick Courtney 429-9496
Vice Chairman Don Hoyer 675-2910
Secretary Wanda Scully 428-4828
Treasurer Joel Shapiro 832-1086
Trustee Linda Shapiro 832-1086
Trustee Becky Courtney 429-9496
Trustee Marilyn Franer 291-9734
Trustee Louise McCoy 293-4045
Trustee Bill Wilson 395-1716
OFFICERS
President Pamela Neveu 879-4478
Vice Pres/Enter Vivian Cosio (513) 469-1952
Secretary Louise McCoy 293-4045
Treasurer Dennis Dunn 435-8075
Trustee Dean Shipley 846-1037
Trustee David Wright 898-6025
Trustee Clarine Allridge 258-0244
Trustee Mary Moening 254-2662
Trustee Barbara Corliss 438-9340
Membership year 5/1 - 4/30
Membership year 9/1 - 8/31
Membership year 6/1 - 5/31

The February dance of the 76 Club was held at
Arbor Hall on February 7 th , 2003. The dance
was attended by 129 dancers; we really appreciate
your attendance, especially given the slippery
conditions. Jack Meinking provided a
wonderful selection of both new and classic dance music and received
many compliments from the attendees.
During the intermission, John Bucholz and two of his students
provided the entertainment. For the first dance, Karen Clute
(wearing a flowing peach-colored gown) and John danced an exciting
and challenging ten-dance medley. Jane Kline (wearing a
black-and-silver dress) then joined John to dance a vibrant cha
cha. The audience appreciated the expertise and styling of both
routines.
The next 76 Club dance will be held March 6 th , 2003. Music will
be provided by Tony Rimkus. We look forward to seeing you
there.
— Bill Dean
Swing ‘n’ Sway
Think Spring. Think Swing 'n' Sway into Spring
that is.
Our club is proud to bring you the first dance of
Spring 2004, 8-11 p.m., March 27 at Arbor Hall.
Sure to put a "spring" in your step will be the
delightful music of our very own Jack Yaus.
Our thanks to Cincinnatians
Anne Perl and Kevin Kock for their foxtrot
rendition at our January dance. They
have danced previous exhibitions in English
waltz and international tango, which were
choreographed by Bonita Brockert. Neither
dancer is a stranger to exhibition or competitive
dancing. Anne, a native of Austria, began
dancing in her teens. By her mid-20s she
was dancing in Viennese waltz formations and competing in international
standard. Her work as a research scientist for Children's
hospital brought her to the Queen City in 1999. When she found
the local USABDA chapter for social and exhibition dancing, she
knew she could be comfortable in her new home. Kevin is a Cincinnati
native and has performed dance exhibitions since the mid-
90s. By 1999 he had a yen to compete and did so in American
smooth and international standard under the watchful eye of Bonita.
The computer programmer met Anne in January 2000 and
they became exhibition dance partners in April.
It's not too early to be thinking about planning for New Year's Eve.
If you'd enjoy being on the creative team to plan this year-ending
event, contact a Swing ‘n’ Sway board member.
See you 'round the dance floor.
‘76 Dance Club
— Dean Shipley, reporter
Annual 76 Club Dinner/Meeting/
The end of the dance year for the 76 Club is fast approaching.
Our final (April) event of the year is always a combination of a
dinner, followed by a brief business meeting and election of new
board members, capped by our regular dance. The date is Saturday,
April 3 rd ; the doors will open at 5:30 PM; the dinner will
start at 6 PM; the business meeting will start at about 7 PM; and
the dance, as usual, starts at 8 PM.
This year, the dinner will feature roast beef, baked chicken, Italian
meatballs, and turkey & dressing accompanied by redskin
potatoes, green beans, and carrots. There will be a 25-item salad
bar for your enjoyment, and the dinner will be capped-off with
assorted fruit pies. The cost for the meal for non-members is $10
per person. There is NO COST to members for the meal, but, in
order to enjoy the dinner, YOU MUST SUBMIT A RESERVA-
TION FORM (printed on Page 5 of this Newsletter) and include
the $10 deposit for each member. The $10 will be returned to the
members at the door.
REGULAR members will pay the normal $6 entry fee for the
dance; non-members pay $10 per person for the dance. Reservation
forms must be received by March 26 th .
Dance(tonians)
Our entertainment was championshiplevel
competitive amateur couple Phil
and Marcie Gabriele from South Bend,
Indiana. They danced a romantic waltz,
with Marcie dressed in a beautiful pink
gown, and Phil looking handsome in
black. After Marcie changed into a sexy
black dress, and Phil donned a hat, they
danced a sultry tango with Argentinean
styling. They are wonderful performers
and were very well received.
Dance(tonians) celebrated Valentine's Day
by sharing our love for ballroom dancing,
with over 190 in attendance, at Arbor Hall
on February 14th. We handed out chocolate
candy hearts as a special treat to the first 125
guests. The tables were festively decorated
with red hearts, and pink rosebuds in small
vases. Jack Meinking played a wide variety
of music to keep everyone on their feet.
We held our usual raffle of three restaurant gift certificates. Congratulations
to the winners.
For our March dance, the Shipleys will be performing a waltz for
us. They have a new routine, so if you think you've seen the
Shipley's before, you've never seen them like this!
It was great to see such a large turnout for our Valentine's Dance.
We hope to see all of you again for our next dance on March 13th
at Arbor Hall.
— Becky Courtney
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 2 March 2004

Open Letter from the Club Boards
Dear Club Members,
As you are probably aware, the past year has been a difficult year financially.
All three clubs have operated with significant deficits ($2-3 thousand)
between their income and operating expenses. The major expenses of hosting
a monthly dance are the rental of Arbor Hall and the DJ fee, totaling about
$1000 per night. These expenses are fixed but reasonable.
Your club boards held a joint meeting in mid-January, primarily to discuss
the deficits and to determine an approach to minimizing the “red ink” in future
years. Among other things, we plan to reduce the amount of money spent for
entertainment at the intermission, and the costs for the monthly newsletter are
being reduced. However, our main problem is with our income. In the past few
years, the number of members in each of the clubs have decreased – more for
some clubs than for others. Also, attendance at most dances has fallen off
about 25%. The membership dues and the guest/regular member door
charges no longer come close to covering the increased expenses. One main
problem is that the current dues for Prepaid membership [for Dance(tonians)
and 76] provide an income of only $4.09 or $3.75 respectively per person for
each dance; another problem for some clubs is that the number of paying
guests per dance has decreased.
It is the intent of the Dance(tonians) and 76 clubs to increase fees to provide
more income from the Prepaid status; the amount will increase to provide
$5.45 or $5 respectively per person per dance ($60 per year, which matches
the Swing ‘n’ Sway fee). Dance(tonians) and 76 clubs are also raising their
Regular membership dues to $20 per person per year. All three clubs are also
trying to attract more guests and new members by advertising in a number of
free publications, including the GO! section of the Dayton Daily News (and activedayton.com)
and in the Single Source News. We also have a Web site
(ballroomdancedayton.com) under construction to provide more information
about the clubs and the dances.
Phil and Marcie Gabriele, pictured above,
performed a waltz and tango during intermission
at Dance(tonians) Valentine’s Day
Dance on February 14th. The mild weather
that evening helped bring our a large crowd
for the dance. See Page 2 for more details.
We ask for your understanding as we try these measures to keep the
clubs solvent. The increases we have proposed will NOT cover all the expenses,
but we hope that we can increase the attendance at the dances
enough to cover the difference. YOU CAN HELP by “talking up” the dances at
your studios and among your dancing friends. If you have been to a dance
recently, you know that there has been plenty of dancing and sitting space
available (except for the 76 Club dance in December 2003). Even with the increased
dues, the dances are still an entertainment bargain.
Respectfully yours,
Rick Courtney, Chairman, Dance(tonians)
Bill Dean, President, Seventy-Six
Pamela Neveu, President, Swing ‘n’ Sway
New Singles Seating
To allow for more space for Singles, the seating
areas will be changed at the Arbor Hall
dances starting with 76 Club’s Dance on
March 6th. Please refer to the seating diagram
at right to see where the Single’s Seating and
Overflow areas are located. If you have any
questions, please contact a board member.
— The Club Boards
Singles
Singles
Overflow
DJ
Open
Seating
Sign in
Pictured above, left to right, are Jane Kline,
John Bucholz, and Karen Clute who entertained
the attendees of 76 Club’s February
Dance at Arbor Hall. John and Karen performed
a 10-dance medley and Jane and John
performed a Cha Cha. See Page 2 for details.
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 3 March 2004

SECOND ANNUAL "CHALLENGE"
This 'baby' competition is definitely 'booming'! With approximately
2,500 entries this year, the comp has grown considerably
from last year. The "Global Grand Pro-Am Circuit
Organizers", one of which is the always highly visible, handson
Sam Sodano of Ohio Star Ball fame, have put together a
well-run and friendly event that is well worth attending!
The 2004 2nd Annual Global Grand Challange had a "who's
who" list of officials. Heading this list was Scrutineer and
Chairman of Judges Leroy Walters; judging were Didio
Barrera, Rufus Dustin, Donna Edlestein, Ian Folker,
Rosendo Fumero, Diane Gingerich, Maria Hansen, Kristina
Ilo, Susan McFerran and Kathryn Schaffer. The music was
beautifully done by Keith Todd and the registry handled by
the always competent and very busy Brenda Burger. Also
playing a very large part in running this competition were
Anna Harwood, Nancy Senner, Lindsey Rutherford and last,
but certainly not least, Bill Sparks.
The Global Grand Challenge was held in the Marriott Hotel
in Downtown Indianapolis beginning February 5th and ending
February 7th. This is a beautifully appointed hotel and
the staff were always courteous, friendly and helpful in any
circumstance.
The ballroom was lovely, housing not only the beautiful wood
competition floor, but a nice sized wood practice floor to one
side, behind the tables and chairs provided for spectators
and competitors! The vendors were also located inside the
ballroom, but possibly as the comp grows in size the space
now utilized by vendors will be appropriated for additional
seating and the vendors will be located in the spacious areas
outside the ballroom. Just a few steps down the hall from
the ballroom were 2 very large rooms (one for ladies and
one for gents) available to competitors for changing costumes,
freshening make-up, or to just plain rest! Nice touch!
The Global Grand Challenge was held in the Marriott Hotel
in downtown Indianapolis February 5-7, 2004 and was attended
by studios from across the Tri-State Area and beyond.
Pro/Am Competitors from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky were:
Doreen Beatrice with Kevin Kock, Calvin Pauley and Hans
Maaswinkel
Bonita Brockert with Gene Brockert, David Kraut, Chris
Meyer and James Warner
Nicole Carroll with Bill Woodward
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Luana Conte with Mike Gilkey and Rodie Radermacher
Kirsti Roslender with Elbert Wilson.
Chris Ford with Elizabeth Apesos, Lori Smelser and Kristin
Wolfram
Alfredo Horna with Lucinda Poston
Jayson Michaels with Elisia Getts
Ross Pearce with Nancy Dunn
Gert Roslender with Jill Bradford, Mary Greist, Barbara
Miller, Barbra Newsom, Barbara Putz and Stella
Wilson
Dan Rutherford with Jean Bail, Morgan Chalfant and Barbra
Newsom
Erminio Stefano with Nancy Dunn, Sue Gilkey and Pam
Radermacher
Joshua Torres with Jenifer Gallagher
Amateur Couples from Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky competing
were:
From Always Ballroom: Pam and Rodie Radermacher
From Brockert Team: Gene Brockert and Jill Bradford
Chris Meyer and Barbra Bergman/Chris Meyer and
Janice Brooker
James Warner and Jan Warner
From Indianapolis Ballroom: Jeronimo Casanova and Barbara
Newsom
Bob Smelser and Lori Smelser
From Step-N-Out: Calvin Pauley and Menyan Cheng
IF I have missed anyone in the above listings, please contact
the writer and you will be mentioned in the April Newsletter.
If I misspelled you name I apologize, but I copied them out of
the program!
The Professional Competitions took place Saturday evening
and I have listed only the First Place Winners:
American Smooth - Ben Ermis and Shalene Ermis
American Rhythm - Dan Rutherford and Nicole Carroll
International Standard - Erminio Stefano and Luana Conte
International Latin - Krystian Grabowski and Irina Shukhat
Hope to see more of you in attendance at next year's
Global Grand Challenge!
If not competing (which I think you should!) then at least as a
spectator cheering your friends on, wishing them well and
lending them support!
— Pam Radermacher
It’s New!
www.ballroomdancedayton.org
Take a look at our new web site to
find out the latest happenings in ballroom
dancing in the Dayton area.
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 4 March 2004

76 Dance Club Annual Dinner Reservation Form
76 DANCE CLUB ANNUAL DINNER RESERVATION FORM
Yes, I (we) plan to attend the 76 Club’s Annual Dinner on April 3, 2004
Reservations and payment must be received no later than March 26, 2004
Please make the check payable to: 76 Dance Club
Mail this Reservation Form and payment to: Be Nguyen, 4136 Purplefinch Lane, Miamisburg OH 45342
NO MEAL WILL BE SERVED WITHOUT A PRIOR RESERVATION AND PAYMENT
Cost of Annual Dinner:
$10 per person for member reservation (refunded at door)
$10 per person for non-member/guest
Member Name(s): ________________________________________________________________________
Guest Name(s): __________________________________________________________________________
Number of reservations on this form: _______
X $10 = Total amount enclosed: $____________
76 Dance Club Membership Application/Renewal Form
76 DANCE CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION/RENEWAL [May 1, 2004-APRIL 30, 2005]
MEMBERSHIP FEES
Prepaid Membership: Couple $120 per year Regular Membership: Couple $40 per year
Single $60 per year Single $20 per year
Last Name: ____________________ First Name: __________________________ Home Phone: (____)_____________
Address: ___________________________________ City: ____________________ State: _____ ZIP:________-_____
Partner: _______________________ First Name: __________________________ Home Phone: (____)_____________
Address: ___________________________________ City: ____________________ State: _____ ZIP:________-_____
A Prepaid Membership entitles a member to TWELVE dances during the May-April membership year.
A Regular Membership entitles a member to TWELVE dances during the May-April membership year at $6 per member
per dance.
Dayton Area Ballroom Dance News options for members (Choose one).
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Please make your check payable to 76 Dance Club and give/mail to: Be Nguyen
4136 Purplefinch Lane
Miamisburg, OH 45342
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 5 March 2004

Dayton Ballroom Dance Club
Is having their Annual
“Anniversary Ball!”
Saturday Evening, April 10 th
8:00-11:30
~ Hara Arena Silver Ballroom ~
Includes Exhibition Dancing
Jack Meinking, DJ
Tickets: $8 advance purchase - $10 at door
Contact: Heston Hicks: 885-3834
or
Bill Ross: 335-1018
U.S.A.B.D.A.
Presents Their Annual
“Spring Ball”
March 20, 2004
Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio
Performances
by
Steven Hevenor & Larinda McRaven
and
Lindsey Rutherford & Jonah Schneider
Jack Meinking, DJ
Ticket cost when purchased by March 15:
$20 - members, $25 - Non-members
(After March 15, add $5)
March Dance Classes
Always Ballroom, 552 Wilmington Avenue, Dayton OH 45452, For information call 256-2626.
Wednesdays: Group Lesson & Practice Party, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Notes: For detailed information check our web site http://www.alwaysballroom.com
Bernice DuBro Studio, St Marks Church Social Hall, 456 Woodman Drive, Dayton, OH 45431, 435-9099/254-6442
Mondays: Slow Dance (con’t) plus free style dance 6:30 pm, Beg/Bronze Level 1 7:30 pm, Bronze Level 2 8:30 pm
Wednesdays: Beg 3-Count Hustle 6:30 pm, Int/Bronze Level 3 Cha Cha 7:30 pm, Bronze/Beg/Int Samba 8:30 pm
Thursdays: Beg Silver Waltz 6:30 pm, Int/Silver Samba 7:30 pm, Silver Merengue 8:30 pm
Notes: For detailed information please check our web site http://www.calsnet.net/bdance
Dave Wissel’s, Various evenings, Ballroom, Latin, International, Basic through Advanced group classes, YMCA located in
Lebanon, Middletown, and Wilmington, OH, 513-932-3349 or call YMCA, cost approximately $6 per person per class
Dayton Ballroom Dance Club, Antioch Temple, 107 E. First St., Dayton, OH, 320-9531, 859-3233
Mondays: 6:30-7:15 pm, less known dances, all levels; 7:30-9:00 pm, ballroom dances, all levels, 9:15-10:30 dance
Elegance in Dance, Terry & Angie Cavanaugh, 8967 Kingsridge Dr. (behind Suburban Lodge), Miamisburg, OH, 885-0108
Tuesdays: Bronze Classes, 8:00-9:00 pm, $6 per person per class
Thursdays: Advanced Classes, 8:00-9:00 pm, $6 per person per class
Fridays: Workshop Classes, 8:00-9:00 pm, $6/person (dance after included) or dance only, 9:00-11:00 pm, $6/person
Gemini Dance, St George’s Church, 5520 Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, OH 45429, 434-6065
Mondays: Basics 7:30 pm, Bronze IV 8:30 pm
Tuesdays: Basic 6:30 pm, Silver 7:30 pm, Bronze II 8:30 pm
Top Hat Ballroom Dance Studio, Hamilton, Ohio, Info 513-896-4287, Fridays: Bronze level
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 6 March 2004

March Dances
Sat. March 6, 2004, ‘76 Dance Club, Info 233-2234, $6 member, $10 guest, Arbor Hall, Dayton 8-11 pm,
Tony Rimkus, DJ.
Fri. March 12, 2004, Steppin’ Out Club, Info 434-6065, $7.50 per person, D & D Courtyard, 15 S. Main St., Miamisburg, dance 8:30-11:00 pm,
Dale Archer, DJ.
Sat. March 13, 2004, Dance(tonians) Dance Club, Info 429-9496, $6 member, $10 guest, Arbor Hall, Dayton,
8-11 pm, Tony Rimkus, DJ.
Fri. March 19, 2004, Moyers Pleasuretime Four, $6 per person, D & D Courtyard, 15 S. Main St., Miamisburg, dance 8:30-10:30 pm.
Fri. March 19, 2004, Bernice DuBro Dance Studio Dance, Info 435-9099, $6 per person, St Marks Church Social Hall, 456 Woodman Drive,
Dayton, open to everyone, refreshments included, 8-11 pm, music provided by Jack Yaus.
Sat. March 20, 2004, USABDA Cincinnati - Spring Ball, Info 513-961-0136, Music Hall, Cincinnati, performances by Steven Hevenor &
Larinda McRaven and Lindsey Rutherford & Jonah Scheinder , dance 9-11:30 pm, $20 member, $25 guest when purchased by
March 15, after March 15 add $5, Jack Meinking, DJ.
Fri. March 26, 2004, “Dance ’Til You Drop Party”, Elegance in Dance Studio, Info 885-0108, 8967 Kingsridge Dr., 9:00 pm until , $6 per
person, carry-in.
Sat. March 27, 2004, Swing ‘n’ Sway Dance Club, Info 879-4478, $7 member, $10 guest, Arbor Hall, Dayton, 8-11 pm,
Jack Yaus, DJ.
Weekly Dances
Mondays: Dayton Ballroom Dance Club, Info 320-9531 or 859-3233, Antioch Temple, 107 E. First St., Dayton, 9:15 -10:30 pm—following group lessons.
Upcoming Dances
Sat. April 3, 2004, ‘76 Dance Club, Info 233-2234, $6 member, $10 guest, Arbor Hall, Dayton 8-11 pm,
Jack Yaus, DJ.
Fri. April 9, 2004, Steppin’ Out Club, Info 434-6065, $7.50 per person, D & D Courtyard, 15 S. Main St., Miamisburg, dance 8:30-11:00 pm,
Dale Archer, DJ.
Sat. April 10, 2004 Dayton Ballroom Dance Club “Anniversary Ball”, Info 885-3834, Hara Silver Arena, Dayton, dance 8:00– 11:30 pm,
$8 advance purchase- $10 at door, Jack Meinking, DJ
Fri. April 16, 2004, Moyers Pleasuretime Four, $6 per person, D & D Courtyard, 15 S. Main St., Miamisburg, dance 8:30-10:30 pm.
Fri. April 16, 2004, Bernice DuBro Dance Studio Dance, Info 435-9099, $6 per person, St Marks Church Social Hall, 456 Woodman Drive,
Dayton, open to everyone, refreshments included, 8-11 pm, music provided by Jack Yaus.
Sat. April 17, 2004, Dance(tonians) Dance Club, Info 429-9496, $6 member, $10 guest, Lathrem Center, Kettering,
8-11 pm, Harland Knox, DJ.
Sat. April 17, 2004, USABDA Cincinnati, Info 513-961-0136, Evendale Recreation Center, 10500 Reading Rd., Sharonville, lesson on
Foxtrot by Terry & Angie Cavanaugh, 8-9 pm, dance 9-11:30 pm, $7 member, $10 guest, Jack Yaus, DJ.
Sat. April 24, 2004, Swing ‘n’ Sway Dance Club, Info 879-4478, $7 member, $10 guest, Arbor Hall, Dayton, 8-11 pm,
Jack Meinking, DJ.
Fri. April 30, 2004, “Dance ’Til You Drop Party”, Elegance in Dance Studio, Info 885-0108, 8967 Kingsridge Dr., 9:00 pm until , $6 per
person, carry-in.
Columbus Dance Information: For information regarding weekly or monthly dances, special dance instructions & other related dance events in the
Columbus, OH area, please e-mail hender7@waynet.net.
Note: All information is provided as a service to the reader. Although printed information is believed to be correct at printing time, plans change and the
information is not always received prior to printing. The clubs, reporters, and editor are not liable for any error(s) or omission(s).
Volume 8, Issue 3, Page 7 March 2004

Dayton Area Ballroom Dance News
John Bramhall, Editor
1540 Stockton Ave.
Dayton, OH 45409
Swing ‘n’ Sway
From the Editor
Articles of interest and information are
appreciated. Anyone is welcome to submit
information about their dances for possible publication. Dances with dates
conflicting with the dates of the three clubs may have a one line listing only. No
articles for conflicting events will be printed prior to the event. In order to be
included in the newsletter for the following month, please use these guidelines:
SUBMIT YOUR REQUESTS FOR INCLUSION TO THE
EDITOR IN WRITING BY THE 15th OF THE MONTH
E-mail the information to the address below. Either place the information in your
message or provide it as an attachment to the e-mail in Microsoft Word (Other
formats may be acceptable). As an alternative, you can mail the information,
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number and e-mail address, if applicable, for clarification or verification of
information. This will help to prevent publishing errors. Information published is
believed to be correct and accurate, however changes can and do occur, and errors
or omissions can be made. Every attempt will be made to prevent this from
occurring.
E-mail Address: daytondancenews@ameritech.net
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Please report your competition results as soon as possible after the event to
the Dayton Area Ballroom Dance News editor. Thank you.
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John Bramhall, Editor
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Dayton, OH 45409