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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES; Tussdey, Apri 13, 1965 IN NEW ONE, YOU'LL HOLD HANDS AGAIN If Feet Travel, It's Hully Gully-- If They Dont, It's The Frug NEW YORK (NAPS) ~ Re L . The new Priest of the wigglers and wo blers of the "discotheques" is @ pint-size, rubber-boned, whirl- ing dervish named Killer Joe Piro, He's the jet-set's favorite dancing teacher, and he has taught almost a million Amer- feans to do the Frug, the Watu- si, the Chickenback and the Monkey. Killer Joe's pupils include Ray Bolger, Marlon Brando, Adlai Stevenson, Sybil Button, the Maharani of Baroda and the Duchess of Windsor. He's been to Washington to dance the Watusi the Number One Teenager of em all, Luci Baines Johnson. According to Joe, all of the new dances fall into two cate- gories: "One where the feet travel, as in the Hully Gully and the Watusi; and the other | where the feet stay still, as in the Frug. All of the other dances are variations of these and are mostly charades acted as you do the Frug or the Watusi," In all of the new dances, the hips are the important "It's a little like the shimmy, says Joe. "You your knees, shake your bottom, and wriggle up and down." The Watusi and the Hully Gully -- where the feet move-- ate something like square dances, done in groups, with a Esther her ear; or Popeye, with one hand on a hip and one over the eyes, looking out to sea. In the Al Hirt you your horn. Then there's the Gravedigger, using a shovel; or the Swim, with the arms moving like the various re's the Monkey, where you scratch your chest and climb a thing. i YOURE ON GO WITH WATUSI riding a surfboard and balanc- ing on the waves. Joe not only teaches dancing, He also creates' dances, He re- cently created a new dance; the Wrangler Shake, for the manu- facturers of Wrangler Jeans, a popular teen-styled line of pants worn by boys and girls, The company, aware that more teen- agers are wearing jeans for dancing than cow-punching, is giving away free "Wrangler Shake" song sheets and dance instruction sheets (featuring Joe) to all youngsters request- ing them at stores. selling Wrangler Jeans, The song, "Wrangler Shake," on a 45 rpm tree. In the Bug, you search around, scratching your back, your neck, and your head until find ihe bug, then give it to your partner. For the Pony, you hit the hand on the hip for "giddap"'; for the Woodpecker, the hands flap like wings and the face bobs as if pecking wood. In the Hitchhicker, you thumb a ride; the Surf is like record, written and manufac- tured especially for the Wrang- ler people, is also available to teen customers at the stores. As Joe describes it, 'It's the Whitby Girls Enters Finals A 17-year-old Whitby girl has ed for the finals of the tario public enking contest to be held in Toronto Easter Monday. : Anne Reid, of Centre street north, will compete in the sec- ondary school impromptu sec- tion of the contest. She is a stu- dent at Anderson Street High School, Whitby. Forty-two finalists were cho- sen from some 300,000 elemen- tary and secondary school con- testants throughout the prov- ince. The finals, held in con- junction with the Ontario Educa- tional Association's annual con- TORONTO (CP)--York Town- ship solicitor James Boland said Monday a $25,000 home built by former York reeve Chris Tonks on land bought from the town- ship now belongs to the muni- cipality. The Ontario Court of Appeal) Chris Tonks' $25,000 Home Claimed By York Township transaction was void and that the land must revert to the township, i In a report to the York coun- cil, Mr. Boland said the former reeve now is a trespasser on the property. He recommended that it be offered for sale or lease. ruled April 2 that Mr. Tonks) acted fraudulently in obtaining) the land in 1957 while he was} in office. The court ruled the| HEY, GANG! newest. Like the Frug, it's danced with the feet in one place and with a solid shaking of the hips. The first step is a side-to-side figure 8. Then hand clap and finger wriggle. Next the Wrangle Shake, where you twirl a lasso over your head or in front of you. Then Around the World, a clockwise circle of the body, Follow with the Pony (giddap!), a repeat of the Wrangler Shake with part- ners back to back, and end up with the Rubber Legs, shaking your head and wriggling your knees like Elvis." ANOTHER COMING Joe is also working on an- COOK'S Office Equipment 75 SIMCOE ST. NORTH Are you plagued with Acne, Pimples, Dandruff Ete.? | Don't cover it up || Cure it, The Naturel Way |] Use Nature's own healing MOBILES ARRIVE TORONTO (CP)--The Toronto Art allery recently unloaded 10 vention, are co-sponsored by the Ontario School Trustees' and Ratepayers' Association and On- tario Hydro. Ontario Hydro Chairman W. tons of metal--the 160-piece ex- hibition of sculptures by Alex- ander Calder, inventor of the mobile, They range in size from the one-ton Bucephalus, seven Try CHIPS For Information see |} us ot | The Sunshine Shop Further | 24 Prince St. 725-2241 ® back, a whole continent of par- a| one. But the kids liked it, and IN FRUG, another new dance, called the Mile cpronounced "Milly"). It will be the first new '"'touch dance' in seven years. Says Joe, 'Partners will hold hands, but sort of at a distance. It's kind of a modern minuet, done to Rhythm and Blues, which is getting more popular than Rock 'n Roll." Killer Joe, who has a daugh- ter of his own, Is one parent who sees nothing 'immoral' in today's style of dancing. '"'How can it be immoral when the kids don't even touch each other?" he asked. "Besides, this isn't the first time people have been shocked by a new dance. Some time ents was scandalized because their kids were holding each other close and whirling around the floor. Preachers and prudes were screaming the dance was "too fast" -- in more ways than Physical Education Open House At Henry High On Wednesday By JUDY TUSHINGHAM day to show the parents and JANE RODDIS what their children ate of Henry High) plishing during thelr three The "Mousehole" dance spon- periods neh eae : sored the GAA was success- be | ful entertaining. Several spot dances highlighted the crowd of ' vel from black sweaters to blue jeans, attended this gay affair. 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