u LADY LAKE, FL, Lodge held a Pizza Party at Villages Elementary School to congratulate the 270 members of the fourth- and fifth-grade classes on taking part in the lodge’s Drug Awareness Poster Contest. The lodge also awarded a total of $400 in gift cards to the 29 winners. The overall grand prize winner was fifth grader Emily Rabon, and the fourth-grade grand prize winner was Haley Ognist. Pictured are (from left) ER Robert Sadrack, grand prize winner Emily, and Drug Awareness Committee Chairman Donald Diamant.
coloring book to each of 240 third- grade students as part of a dictionary distribution program.
Santa Fe, NM, Lodge members gave a spiral-bound notebook with a drug awareness sticker on it to each of the 14,000 public school students in the city of Santa Fe.
Tucumcari, NM, Lodge members gave a drug awareness bookmark and coloring book to each of nearly 220 third-grade students as part of a dictionary distribution program.
Calabash, NC, Lodge members staffed a booth at the fourth annual Sunset at Sunset Community Block Party and
u GREATER CAPE MAY, NJ, Lodge members staffed a table at the 19th annual Pumpkin Festival in Historic Cold Spring Village and gave 100 Elroy the Elk dolls, about 400 drug awareness coloring books, about 200 red ribbons, and about 50 “Tips for Teens” brochures to children,
teenagers, and adults who
attended the event. Pictured at the table are young attendees (and cousins) Alexis (left) and Ava Cremin.
gave drug awareness materials to approximately 200 children who attended the party.
Indian Lake, OH, Lodge members, accompanied by Elroy the Elk, staffed the Ohio Southwest District drug awareness trailer at the 14th annual Halloween Campout at Indian Lake
u KENT ISLAND, MD, Lodge held its seventh annual Elks Drug Awareness/Safety Day, which featured displays that were set up by more than 60 agencies, including the military, law enforcement agencies, and emergency services units. More than 450 people attended the event, during which the Maryland, Delaware and District of Columbia Elks Association announced the finalists for the 2010 state Enrique Camarena Award, which recognizes law enforcement officers for excellence in combating drug abuse. Pictured are Camarena Award finalists (from left) Deputy First Class Jeremy Gardner of the Queen Anne’s County
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Office of the Sheriff; Officer David Bahr of the Maryland Transportation Authority Police; Sergeant Jeffrey Merritt of the Crisfield Police Department; Deputy First Class Timothy Connors of the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office; Officer Mark Schmidt of the Laurel City Police Department; Trooper First Class Eric Pertain of the Maryland State Police, Centreville Barracks; and Deputy First Class Jennifer Hall of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office. At right, congratulating the nominees, are Queen Anne’s County Sheriff Gary Hofmann and state Drug Awareness Committee Chairman Benjamin Stone.
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