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Winter Coloring Contest Winners

A huge thanks go to all of the entrants in the first annual Deer Park Gazette Winter Coloring Contest!  We enjoyed seeing all of the hard work and creative abilities across the age groups. Believe us when we say the decision was really tough.

The winners are:

Kids 0-12  (Free Italian soda or smoothie from Pickett Fence and a $10 Gift Card to Clayton Drive-in)

  • Martha W.

Teens 13-17 (A gift card from Pickett Fence and a $10 Gift Card to Clayton Drive-in)

  • Avery H.

Adults 18 and up (1 lb of coffee from Pickett Fence and a $20 Gift Card to Clayton Drive-in)

  • Julie S.

An honorable mention goes to 4 year old, Cora.  She was our youngest participant, and though she didn’t win, we felt she deserved some praise. Great work, Cora!

Another honorable mentioning goes to Maddy.  Love the rainbow ribbon. Well done, Maddy!

Another great big thanks goes to The Pickett Fence and The Clayton Drive-In for sponsoring this event.  Make sure you stop in for something to eat or drink and say thank you!

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