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Two local gals headed to Fort Wayne to cut loose at the Dance For All and stumbled upon an interesting opportunity. Melody Barker of Warsaw and her sister-in-law, Annette Ray of Bourbon, store window displays choreographed a dance to the song “Blue store window displays Water County” by the Michigan-based country band, The North County Flyers, and the band is using the dance in an upcoming music video.
The Dance For All is held every spring at the Grand Wayne Center. The event offers a weekend of line dancing, couples and ball room dancing, specialty dance workshops, dance vendors store window displays and competitions. Around 800 people attend the the Dance For All.
“Melody got into line dancing here in Warsaw, and she came up with these dances,” said Ray. The two came up with a disco dance, donned wigs and mod dresses, and performed it at a competition the Dance For All.
Barkers dance didn’t win, though the ladies got plenty of good feedback on it. However, their trip to the the Dance For All on the weekend of Feb. 28 resulted in a chance encounter with the North County Flyers.
Five teams put together dances for the “Blue Water Country.” Barker and Ray’s store window displays line dance won. Now the two will be teaching the dance to other dancers and filming it for the songs music video.
Quite an accomplishment for a couple of ladies who are relatively new to dancing. Barker started dancing store window displays last fall. Her husband became ill and couldn’t dance with her anymore. That was when she started line dancing.
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Two local gals headed to Fort Wayne to cut loose at the Dance For All and stumbled upon an interesting opportunity. Melody Barker of Warsaw and her sister-in-law, Annette Ray of Bourbon, store window displays choreographed a dance to the song “Blue store window displays Water County” by the Michigan-based country band, The North County Flyers, and the band is using the dance in an upcoming music video.
The Dance For All is held every spring at the Grand Wayne Center. The event offers a weekend of line dancing, couples and ball room dancing, specialty dance workshops, dance vendors store window displays and competitions. Around 800 people attend the the Dance For All.
“Melody got into line dancing here in Warsaw, and she came up with these dances,” said Ray. The two came up with a disco dance, donned wigs and mod dresses, and performed it at a competition the Dance For All.
Barkers dance didn’t win, though the ladies got plenty of good feedback on it. However, their trip to the the Dance For All on the weekend of Feb. 28 resulted in a chance encounter with the North County Flyers.
Five teams put together dances for the “Blue Water Country.” Barker and Ray’s store window displays line dance won. Now the two will be teaching the dance to other dancers and filming it for the songs music video.
Quite an accomplishment for a couple of ladies who are relatively new to dancing. Barker started dancing store window displays last fall. Her husband became ill and couldn’t dance with her anymore. That was when she started line dancing.
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