Calling
all teens...
Statewide youth art contest deadline is Friday
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[February 13, 2013]
CHICAGO -- The Illinois Liquor
Control Commission is sponsoring its first "Don't Be Sorry" Youth
Art Contest, and the deadline for entering submissions is Friday at
5 p.m. Teens who enter the contest will have an opportunity for
their art creations to be recognized statewide and will also
encourage adults to do the right thing in not providing alcohol to
minors. The ILCC is seeking contest applicants to submit a logo and
slogan.
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"The winning design will receive statewide exposure and will be
unveiled this spring at press events," says Gloria L. Materre, ILCC
executive director. "We hope to receive many creative submissions
that represent the message of preventing underage drinking."
The ILCC has worked with key
stakeholders to form a panel to select the winning designs and
slogans, which will be showcased on a variety of materials for
distribution throughout the state this spring. Below is the judging
panel for the contest:
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Hillary Aggertt,
Woodford County Health Department
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Marti Belluschi,
traffic safety professional (first Illinois MADD director)
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Dawn Conerton,
Community Partners Against Substance Abuse (Bureau County)
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Laurie Crain, School
District 200 (McHenry County)
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Mark English,
Naperville Police Department
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Christopher
Greenwood, city of Rockford
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Ryan Gulli,
Midlothian Police Department
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Nicole Leon, Wine and
Spirits Distributors of Illinois
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Connie Martorano,
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants
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Greg Morelli, Max's
Café of Highland Park
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Dina Navas, Tinley Park Police
Department
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Alba Sanchez,
Healthcare Alternative Systems (Chicago)
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Carol Shirley,
Associated Beer Distributors of Illinois
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Denese Thulin,
Illinois Licensed Beverage Association
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Angela Tureskis,
Illinois Petroleum Marketers Association
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Diane Wagner,
MillerCoors
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Sarah Wright, Prevention First
(Illinois SADD)
More information and all contest forms are available at
www.dontbesorry.org.
[Text from
Illinois Liquor Control
Commission file received from the
Illinois Office of Communication and Information] |