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Pershing County 2009 Photo Gallery - page 4

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On June 18th, the coalition helped the Pershing County Library bring magician, Craig Ferguson, to Lovelock. Craig not only performed magic tricks but he also had messages about alcohol and substance abuse prevention and making good choices to share with the audience. Craig performed two shows - both open to the public. Admission was free. Photos by Wendy Butler

[Photo] Magician Craig Ferguson begins his performance with colored doves. [Photo] He performs new and old tricks that appeal to all ages. [Photo] Craig encourages youth to participate.
Magician Craig Ferguson begins his performance with colored doves. He performs new and old tricks that appeal to all ages. Craig encourages youth to participate.

[Photo] Ferguson performs funny tricks. [Photo] Ferguson performs silly tricks. [Photo] Craig Ferguson performs classic tricks.
Craig Ferguson performs silly and funny tricks as well as the classics.

[Photo] Raymond has a chance to pet the magician's bunny. [Photo] Craig performs a mind trick on one of the parents. [Photo] Craig and his assistant do a high-five after a trick.
Raymond has a chance to pet the magician's bunny; Craig performs a mind trick on one of the parents; Craig and his assistant do a high-five after a trick.

[Photo] The audience members are eager to help the magician. [Photo] The shows are well attended. [Photo] An updated version of the "sword through the box" trick.
The audience members are eager to help the magician; the shows are well attended; a student helps Craig with an updated version of the "sword through the box" trick.

[Photo] Tah-dah! [Photo] A good-natured Mom volunteers as Craig's assistant. [Photo] A practical lesson in levitation.
Tah-dah! A good-natured Mom volunteers as Craig's assistant; a practical lesson in levitation.

[Photo] Craig uses magic to illustrate the hazard of alcohol and substance abuse. [Photo] At the end of the performance, Craig lets the audience meet his birds. [Photo] At the end of the performance, Craig lets the audience meet his birds.
Craig uses magic to illustrate the hazard of alcohol and substance abuse; At the end of the performance, Craig lets the audience meet his birds.

Near the end of August, Frontier Community Coalition participated in Lovelock Mania - a promotional effort coordinated by the Greater Pershing Partnership, Lovelock businesses and organizations to promote shopping locally. FCC distributed alcohol and substance abuse prevention materials and promoted the coalition vision, mission and purpose with attendees.

[Photo] Local organizations offered entertainment and food at Lovelock Mania 2009. [Photo] FCC's information booth on Main Street. [Photo] FCC shares information and goodies with attendees.
Local organizations offered entertainment and food at Lovelock Mania 2009; FCC's information booth on Main Street; FCC shares information and goodies with attendees. Photos by Wendy Butler

Frontier Community Coalition partnered with the Lovelock Swimming Pool to bring free family fun nights swim events in July and August. These events allowed kids to participate in safe, alcohol and substance free evenings with their families. Admission was free - the only requisite was that children must be accompanied by parents. Photos provided by Jim Rowe

[Photo] Ladies night out. [Photo] Grandparents, parents and kids all have a good time at the pool during family fun night. [Photo] Grandparents, parents and kids all have a good time at the pool during family fun night.
Ladies night out; grandparents, parents and kids all have a good time at the pool during family fun night.

In September, Frontier Community Coalition invited Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) program coordinator, Keely Hedderman, to the Sept. LCC meeting to give a presentation on the ignition interlock program. Keely also gave the ignition interlock presentation to district attorneys and judges in Humboldt, Lander and Pershing Counties. After this presentation, she did the same at the Humboldt and Lander County LCC meetings. Photos by Wendy Butler

[Photo] Keely describes the fundamentals of the ignition interlock program for DUI offenders to the Pershing County LCC members. [Photo] Keely demonstrates how the ignition interlock mechanism works.
Keely describes the fundamentals of the ignition interlock program for DUI offenders to the Pershing County LCC members; Keely demonstrates how the ignition interlock mechanism works.

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