Athens, TN, Lodge donated 500 drug awareness coloring books, 500 drug awareness bookmarks, and several drug awareness pamphlets to Meigs North Elementary School to be distributed to students.
Morristown, TN, Lodge members staffed a drug awareness booth at the city’s annual Boofest Halloween event and distributed drug awareness bags filled with candy and drug awareness brochures, pamphlets, red ribbons, bookmarks, and coloring books to many of the 12,000 trick-or-treaters who attended.
Amarillo, TX, Lodge donated $500 to the Amarillo Independent School District’s drug awareness campaign. Funds for the donation were raised at the lodge’s Chili and Barbecue Cook- Off fund-raiser.
Huntsville, TX, Lodge members, along with Elroy the Elk, staffed a booth at the Scare on the Square Halloween event in downtown Huntsville and gave drug awareness coloring books and mini basketballs to about 45 trick- or-treaters who visited the booth.
u HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC, Lodge members, with the help of scouts from Cub Scout pack No. 213, prepared more than 5,000 bags full of drug awareness coloring books, crayons, and pamphlets for distribution at a later event. Pictured are (from left) Den Mother Bec McCorkendale and Cub Scouts Matt Davey, Michael McCorkendale, Timothy Cullemen, and Tyler Rice, and volunteer Chris McCorkendale.
prizes. More than 400 children participated in the festival.
Las Vegas, NM, Lodge members, accompanied by Elroy the Elk, attended a Halloween Carnival at West Las Vegas Middle School and distributed drug awareness stickers, pamphlets, and bookmarks to about 300 students.
Potsdam, NY, Lodge members, along with Elroy the Elk, staffed the North Central District’s drug awareness trailer at the NYSARC Autism Awareness Walk fund-raiser and distributed drug awareness pamphlets and coloring books to 45 children at the event.
Watertown, NY, Lodge members distributed drug awareness coloring
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books and bookmarks to nearly 1,300 third-grade students at 23 schools as part of a dictionary distribution program.
Chillicothe, OH, Lodge members distributed 1,500 bags containing drug awareness literature, coloring books, and candy to spectators at the Chilli- cothe Halloween Parade.
Myrtle Creek, OR, Lodge held eight Friday night alcohol-free parties for teenagers and treated about 50 partygoers at each party to music, dancing, and treats.
East Stroudsburg, PA, Lodge mem- bers distributed 380 drug awareness bookmarks and brochures to third- grade students at Stroudsburg Intermediate Elementary School.
Kingsville, TX, Lodge members, along with Elroy the Elk, participated in the Kleberg County National Night Out safety event and distributed thou- sands of drug awareness pamphlets and coloring books to children and parents.
Norfolk, VA, Lodge members distrib- uted drug awareness coloring books and bookmarks to 220 third-grade students at three elementary schools as part of a dictionary distribution project.
Oak Harbor, WA, Lodge, along with Impaired Driving Impact of Island County, held an OkSOBERfest event, which more than 400 adults and teenagers attended. The event featured a root beer garden, live traditional German musical entertain- ment, mock field sobriety tests, food, prizes, and the opportunity to experi- ence the Fatal Vision goggles, which simulate the effects of intoxication. Lodge members also distributed more than 200 drug awareness brochures to event attendees. ■
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