ANNOUNCEMENTS, continued

Research papers, however, should not exceed 1000words
(approximately 4-5 pages, typed double spaced).

Deadline: December 31,1985.

Forward manuscripts and correspondence with SASE
(Stamped Self-Addressed Envelope) to:

Brigitta Geltrich-Ludgate,
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Diana Kelly-Byrne
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Linda Morley
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Ruth Stotter
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The Children's Folklore Section will meet for a business
session and a Continental breakfast from 7: 15-8:30 a.m.,
Friday, October 18th, during the American Folklore Society
meeting in Cincinnati. If you plan to attend the meet-
ing/ breakfast and have not alread y notified Simon Bronner,
please do so. Simon Bronner, American Studies, Penn-
sylvania State University, Capitol Campus, Middletown,
PA,17057.

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FOLKLORE NEWSLETTER

There will be a Forum on the Handbook of Children's
Folklore on Saturday, October 19, 1:00-3:00p.m. Purpose:
to discuss the conceptual organization of the handbook.

C.W. Sullivan III, Editor
English Department, East Carolina University
Greenville, North Carolina 27834-4353

The Children's Folklore Newsletter, published three times a year, is
sent to all members of the Children's Folklore Section. Special
arrangments can also be made with any folklore-related organization
wishing to receive copies. All materials to be considered for
publication should be sent to the editor.

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Paper Session #71: The Folklore of Children and Adolescents, Saturday, October 19. 8:30-10:15 a.m.

Phyllis M. May, Aesthetic Dimensions of Afro-American Play.

Janet M. Cliff, "Mamma's in the Whorehouse':' Adolescents' Rebellious Folksongs

Miriam Camitta, The Written Parodies of Urban Adolescents

Elizabeth Radin Simons, "All Right! We've Got a Substitute!':' The Study of Teenage Folklore in a
High School Classroom

Eric D. Walborn, Camp Legends-Oral and Dramatic: Spellbinding or Horrific?

Priscilla A. Ord, An Examination of Children's Folklore in the Little House Books of
Laura Ingalls Wilder

Other papers of interest:

Rosemary Levy Zumwalt, The Child as Savage: Cultural Evolutionary Theory and Metaphor.
Session 30: Thursday, October 18.4:30-4:55 p.m.

Jan Roseberg, Approaching Children's Experience by Being-In-The-School. Session 68: Saturday,
October 19. 8:30-8:45 a.m.

Peggy Gerds, The Secret Realm of Children's Cancer. Session 68: Saturday,
October 19. 8:45-9:05 a.m.

Diana Kelly-Byrne, Intimate Play: A Mix of Multiply Negotiated Realities. Session 68: Saturday,
October 19. 9:05-9:20 a.m.