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   From: rookie@yahoo.com   
      
   Come join the phantasmagoric fun this Halloween!   
      
   Dress up and drop-in for a Rumba lesson, then dance until the ghouls   
   come home. Mix of latin, ballroom, and nightclub music. Potluck pickings and   
   wacky games. Spooky!   
      
   The Stanford Ballroom Dance Club (SBDC) and the De Anza Ballroom   
   Community (DABC) cordially invite you to Buddy Party Dance Studio this   
   Friday.   
   Everyone welcome. Invite friends and goblins. Meet new friends and dance   
   vamps . . .uh, partners, we mean dance partners . . .   
      
   If you are currently enrolled in one of this quarter's SBDC or De Anza   
   classes, receive a $2.00 discount if you come for the drop-in lesson(s).   
      
   Bring a dish to share (enough for 6 or more people) and receive a _further_   
   $2.00 off. (The potluck discount applies to everyone, even those not   
   enrolled in SBDC or De Anza classes this quarter.)   
      
   Friday, October 31, 2003   
   8:00 Beginning Rumba Drop-In lesson   
   8:45 Intermediate Rumba Drop-In lesson   
   9:00 Dance Party, grazing and games!   
      
   2 lessons + Party usually $10.00.   
   Current SBDC students, De Anza Students OR potluck participants = $8.00.   
   Current SBDC students or De Anza Students who ALSO bring a dish = $6.00!   
      
   Buddy Party Dance Studio   
   1614 S De Anza Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95129   
   408-255-6878   
   Prospect & S.De Anza Blvd., behind Bank of America   
      
   Your SBDC teachers this quarter in the American Rhythm and Smooth classes,   
   Kerry Kelly and Jim Morton, will both be at the party and hope to see   
   you all there!! The inimitable Maria Basile of De Anza will be teaching that   
   night's lessons and is eager to see her students decked out in their   
   Halloween   
   finery!   
      
   Dance on!   
   SBDC and DABC   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)