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Chamber of Commerce. Winners were: 2-4 Year- Olds — Stephen Seggern, Fran McMahon, Scott Hamilton; 5-7 Year-Olds -Mary Ellen Markley, Marybeth Stocking, Jason Lyon; 8-1# Year-Olds — Kevin Peterson, BiUy Goodwin, Megan Stanton.

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