Knights sponsor poster contest at OLG
Last Updated on Friday, 18 May 2012 12:22 13 April 2012
GREENSBORO — Piedmont Council 939 of the Knights of Columbus sponsored a poster contest at Our Lady of Grace School recently, using the theme of alcohol awareness and abuse or drug awareness and abuse. Each poster was to include a slogan reflecting the topic and an original visual image. A total of 66 entries were submitted for judging. Winners were: Alcohol Awareness and Abuse – Noel Vargas-Machuca, Drug Awareness and Abuse – Megan Standen (both pictured).
The winners were invited to attend the Piedmont Council 939 Annual Emergency Responders Awards Dinner to receive recognition at an event recognizing responders who deal with those topics every day. Members of the Greensboro Police Department, Greensboro Fire Department, Guilford County Emergency Services and Guilford County Sheriff's Department attended.
— Karen L. Hornfeck
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