Rotary Recognition for Clayton Schell

His Christmas light display put joy in the hearts of kids of all ages for over 23-years and now Clayton Schell is being recognized for his work.
The Dryden resident received the Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship Award at a special ceremony Wednesday night.
District Governor Eva Vida says the award is one of the highest honours for Rotary.
Schell’s display featured more than 22,000 lights and hundreds of decorations.
Vida joined Rotary members Wednesday on a tour of the City, where Rotary handed out several cheques for deserving projects that had already been approved for funding.
She also talked about the importance of Rotary becoming more visible in the community.