Winterfest Photos & Results

The Lego Contest winners were:

  • 18 Months-3 Years: Silas Carringon
  • 4-5 years: Jasper Zickefoose
  • 6-7 years: Katelyn Gross
  • 8-9 years: Rhyan Hare
  • 10-11 years: Maddy Dunning
  • 12-13 years: Daxton Wheeler
  • 14-17 years: Khrystaphiers Steggs
  • Adults: Chris Moore

The Outhouse Race winning team:
DECA Team SHAMN (letters are the first letter of each team member’s name). There were 3 DECA members on the team. Miriam Dunning was the designated rider.

[/media-credit] Runners just after the start of the race.
[/media-credit] Adult Lego Contest winner Chris Moore (receiving his prize from daughter Clayton Community Fair Princess Hannah Moore)

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[/media-credit] MC Jay Lindh and Honored Citizen of the Year Sue Kelsch
[/media-credit] Royalty Attending (L-R): Clayton Community Fair Royalty Princess Hannah Moore, Queen Karli Kastner, Tri-County Pee-Wee Rodeo Queen Grace Ribbeck, Miss Deer Park Princess Amanda Williams and Miss Deer Park Queen Shari Joralemon
[/media-credit] DECA Team SHAMN Outhouse Race Winners
[/media-credit] Contestants focused on their creations.

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