16th USA West SQUARE DANCE
CONVENTION®
“A Quality International Dance Experience in the Western United States”
REGISTRATION FORM
August 16-19, 2017
Rock Springs, WY
All Trails Lead to Rock Springs
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Sorry no refunds/confirmation after July 15, 2017
Registration fee per delegate
$60.00
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Cancellation fee per delegate
$ 5.00
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After July 15, 2017 fee per delegate $65.00
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On-site camd with showers/water/electrical $20 per night
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Total nights: _____________________ X $20.00
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For Convention Use Only
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Program Book (included)
Wednesday Casino Event
Round dance Syllabus/printed
Round Dance /CD
Camping nights
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Circle if you would like to:
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What level?: ___________________________________________
Where will you spend most of your time?
Squares:
Rounds Phase: Contra:
Mainstream Plus Advanced
2 3 4 5 6
All Trails Lead to Rock Springs
Initially part of the natural migration trail of the Cherokee Indian
Tribe, commonly called the Cherokee Trail, Sweetwater County, Wyoming
was the early home of Mountain Men and Fur Trappers.
Once purchased under President Andrew Jackson with the Louisianna Purchase, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark launched four expeditions of the Green River, starting in 1805, from Sweetwater County to map
the western United States.
As part of the Westward Migration, the area was used by emmigrants enroute to Oregon and California via the Oregon Trail. Parting of
Ways in northern Sweetwater County is where groups would take a break
and decide if they would split into the group going to Oregon or form another group choosing California as a destination. The path through Sweetwater County also provided an easier crossing of the Rocky Mountains for
Mormons pushing handcarts to settle Salt Lake City.
As people settled in the west, a young group of horsemen was
hired to deliver mail via the Pony Express and stage stations emerged along
the route in Sweetwater County to support cross-country travel and fresh
horses for the riders.
Union Pacific Railroad began surveying a route to connect the
east and the west. The visible coal deposits and the abundant waters of the
Green River made Sweetwater County an obvious selection for development -- resulting in the incorporation of Rock Springs in 1890.
As Americans turned to vehicles for tranportation, the Lincoln
Highway followed the route of the railroad, with large portions of the highway being turned into Interstae 80 in 1956, the longest Interstate Highway,
which spans more than 2,900 miles, was built to connect the west coast in
California to the east coast in New York City.
Whether you’re headed to Oregon, Yellowstone National Park or
New York-- all trails lead to Rock Springs, Wyoming. We hope you enjoy
some of the many historical sites that demonstrate our long and unique
experiences during your stay.
Co-Chairmen
Co-Chairmen
USA West Wyoming 2017
USA West Wyoming 2017
Holly and Randy Dabb
George and Janice Johansen
Sponsored by the
Sweetwater County Joint
Travel and Tourism Board
HOUSING INFORMATION
You will need to make your own housing arrangements. There are
many options available in Rock Springs.
Hotels:
America’s Best Value Inn, 2518 Foothill Blvd.
800-442-9692
Comfort Inn and Suites, 2622 Commercial Way
307-362-9100
Budget Host Inn, 1004 Dewar Drive
307-362-6673
Days Inn, 1545 Elk St.
307-362-5646
Econo Lodge, 1635 Elk St.
307-382-4217
Hampton Inn, 1901 Dewar Drive
307-382-9222
Holiday Inn Express, 1660 Sunset Dr.
307-362-9200
Homewood Suites, 70 Winston Drive
307-382-0764
La Quinta Inn, 2717 Dewar Drive
307-362-1770
Motel 8, 108 Gateway Blvd.
307-362-8200
Motel 6, 2615 Commercial Way
307-362-1850
Outlaw Inn, 1630 Elk St.
888-688-5296
Quality Inn, 1670 Sunset Blvd.
307-382-9440
Camping:
On-Site RV parking complete with showers, electricity and water are
available for $20 per night. Please pay as part of your registration.
Campground hosts will be available to help with direction and set-up.
Free parking at the convention center
No shuttle service is provided
CVV Information:
Our credit card provider requires that you provide the CVV code from
your credit card as proof of identity.
Convention at:
Sweetwater County Events Complex
3320 Yellowstone Road
Rock Springs, WY 82901
307-362-1126
Take exit 104 for US-191 N/Elk St
Turn right onto US-191 N/Elk St
Turn left onto Yellowstone Rd 4.6 mi. toward water tower painted like a golf ball.
Wednesday Casino Event and
Milk Can Dinner at:
Young At Heart Recreation Center
2400 Reagan Ave.
Rock Springs, WY 82901
307-352-6737
Exit I-80 to Madison Dr or Exit 103 in Rock
Springs. Take Kennedy Ave to Reagan Ave.
Mail to: Holly Dabb, Co-Chairman, USA West Wyoming 2017
3 Wardell Court
Rock Springs, WY 82901
307-389-1457