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Rachel Holzwarth and Tim Schmid were two of the many attendees of the 4th Corporation Self Advocacy Snowball dance on Sunday, Feb. 26.
A group of princesses dance to the "Macarena" at the daddy-daughter dance on Saturday, Feb. 25.
Lyla Swart, accompanied by her father, Rod, walked through the grand march. The balloon arch and corsages were designed by Pink Pistil Flower Boutique.
Raelynn Fleming busts a move on the dance floor.
Karly Homiston (left) and Kari Tofsrud (right) browse a table filled with glow sticks and corsages from the Pink Pistil Flower Boutique during the 4th Corporation Self Advocacy Snowball dance on Sunday, Feb. 26.
(Clockwise from right) Rachel Holzwarth, Roxane Thomas, Rachel Bonn, Marilyn Marlow and Cheryl Sandager were found giggling as they danced the day away to music provided by Nick Hovey at the 4th Corporation Self Advocacy Snowball Dance.
Joe Linneman and his daughter, Logan, danced together during the final dance of the evening.
Eden Weisenburger (left) and Arabelle Johnson bust a move on the dance floor.
Taylin Jacobson and father, Ryan, posed with finger guns during the grand march.
On Saturday, Feb. 25, the New Rockford Park District hosted its first annual "A Night with the Princesses" daddy-daughter dance at the Brown Memorial in downtown New Rockford. A total of 39 couples and 44 princesses attended the event, dressed in their very best. A red and pink princess-themed balloon arch created by Brenda Bachmeier of Pink Pistil Flower Boutique made the perfect backdrop for the evening's festivities, and attendees could also purchase corsages designed by Bachmeier. A meal was served by the New Rockford Eagles Club. After supper, the attendees danced and were given the opportunity to take pictures in the photo booth from KayElla Photography. At 8 p.m., community members were invited to come and watch the grand march and the final few dances.
On Sunday, Feb. 26, the 4th Corporation Self Advocacy Snowball Dance was held, also at the Brown Memorial. Decorations from the night before, plus the corsages and photo booth, were left for the attendees of the dance to utilize. Individuals from 4th Corporation in New Rockford, Hav-It in Harvey and Lake Region Corporation in Devils Lake all attended the dance. NR-S alum Nick Hovey volunteered his time to DJ the dance.
"Everyone wants it to become an annual event!" 4th Corporation Program Coordinator Rachel Holzwarth said Monday.
