RSS
Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connecticut Inc. holding PSA Contest against underage drinking
WEST HAVEN —The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connecticut Inc. is holding its fifth annual WSWC PSA Contest.
Entrants are called to submit a thirty-second television public service announcement addressing the important role parents play in the prevention of underage drinking.
Any student enrolled at any Connecticut college or university or a Connecticut resident may participate in the contest.
All entries will be displayed at Southern Connecticut State University April 23rd at an awards ceremony that will include News Anchor Eric Parker from WFSB as keynote speaker. Entries will be judged by an independent panel of experts. The winning PSA will be telecast on local broadcast and cable stations.
Application for entry forms confirming intent to enter the contest are due by Feb. 15. Final submissions are due by April 4.
For application forms and more information, contact Jackie Carlino, community programs manager, at 203-624-9900 or jackie.carlino@wswc.org, or visit www.talktomenow.org.
Entrants are called to submit a thirty-second television public service announcement addressing the important role parents play in the prevention of underage drinking.
Any student enrolled at any Connecticut college or university or a Connecticut resident may participate in the contest.
All entries will be displayed at Southern Connecticut State University April 23rd at an awards ceremony that will include News Anchor Eric Parker from WFSB as keynote speaker. Entries will be judged by an independent panel of experts. The winning PSA will be telecast on local broadcast and cable stations.
Application for entry forms confirming intent to enter the contest are due by Feb. 15. Final submissions are due by April 4.
For application forms and more information, contact Jackie Carlino, community programs manager, at 203-624-9900 or jackie.carlino@wswc.org, or visit www.talktomenow.org.
Editor's note: All information in this post was contributed.
posted by Helen Bennett Harvey at
5:29 PM
2 Comments:
Even though they are big company wholesaler of wines, they aren't agree of underage drinking. It was a good and special offer for the community cause it will avoid the youth to acquire early cases of under age drinking.
Now a days a lot of cases are arises with underage drinking due to which crime exceeded in the state ... So the wholesaler must have to take care about this matter, as if they will stop selling the wine to youths then there will definitely some decrement in these cases will come...
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home