Tonight the Scientology tutoring school Community Learning Center will host an event by the Foundation for a Drug-Free World.
Clearwater Neighborhood says “READ BOOKS–DON’T TAKE DRUGS” on Halloween!
With over 220 homes in the Country Club Estates subdivision, residents distribute more than 70,000 pieces of candy on Halloween to the hundreds of children trick-or-treating each year.
Saturday, October 31st, the Foundation for a Drug Free World, the Community Learning Center and several concerned neighbors will hand out anti-drug booklets, anti-drug pledge “sheriff” badges, toothbrushes and treats in the Country Club Estates Neighborhood to trick-or-treaters. There will also be free games and prizes.
Event Details:
Saturday, Oct. 31, 2015
7:00pm – 9:30pm
501 N Lincoln Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33755Neighbors Guido and Sherry Van Hootegem along with Holly and Brendan Haggerty are spearheading this effort, joining in the spirit of Halloween and doing a good deed at the same time.
“Last year we decided to hand out anti-drug booklets from the Foundation for a Drug Free World along with the treats,” said Sherry Van Hootegem. “This year we decided to do it again, but with a little bit more. The Community Learning Center of Clearwater will donate over 400 books to the children,” she continued.
Sherry and her friends will also ask the kids to become Drug-Free Marshals and sign a Drug-Free Pledge. Once they’ve signed the pledge, they will be “deputized” with a “Sheriff’s Badge” as a confirmation of their pledge to be drug-free and to encourage others to do the same. Washburn Academy Art Students have also donated two huge beanbag toss games to the event.
Scientologists Brian Pool (above, left) and Michael Brett distribute the L. Ron Hubbard pamphlet The Way To Happiness to children at a trick or treat event held by the Las Vegas, Nevada Police Department.
The New Orleans mission will hold a Halloween event with teats and a costume contest.
Halloween festivities at the Hubbard College of Administration in Los Angeles.
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