Request starter squares ("Of course everybody knows this dance")

Hullo All, I've been enjoying the "auto pilot" thread. I loved Bob's "(Of course everybody knows this dance)" which I had to grin at. I don't. Now I'll look for it now as it appears to be a standard, somewhere. The picture here -- Aside from Cumberland Square Eight and some dances which occur in the ECD evenings in my "village" and area (like La Russe, Heidenroslein, and Newcastle), I've yet to break into calling squares. I have/had an opportunity to step into a MWSD callers workshop series, however while challenging, it doesn't seem a fit to my interests or needs. (I'm not in a club, and will likely not have an opportunity to call in that form.) Why am I interested? These trad./named dances exist, they're fun, and few call them in these parts. I'd like to include them in evenings/events that welcome them, and there is a geographically near-enough monthly series of traditional square dances where a few folks know how/what to call that I've been asked to participate in. Any tips or suggestions of how to begin calling such dances, what technique to learn first, and perhaps which basic dances go over well? As I dance or call/lead a variety of dances/dance forms I'd suspect formations or whole set dances aren't the issue. I suppose basic points on comparisons of similarity or major differences to barn/community, eCeilidh, ECD, SCD, "ACD" (Contra), Scottish ceilidh, etc. might be a quick path to understanding, relaxing with this. Thank you for any suggestions. Cheers, John -- J.D. Erskine Victoria, BC