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2 August 2011

The good folk at Target provided hotdogs, water, freebee's and workers.	350 hotdogs as well as 500 bottles of water were given away. Ice to cool the water was provided by Chick Fil-A in Waugh Chapel. Thank you Joel.
Sam Crispin, husband of a librarian, and George Clapp of the nearby Coventry I did the cooking.	At the Target gift table all sorts of kid stuff was given away. Thank you Joe Danahy.
Reliable Contracting Company provided funds for a Moon Bounce and a Full Court Press.	Moon Bounce from: Good Times Amusements of Glen Burnie
Full Court Press from: Good Times Amusements of Glen Burnie	Bruster's provided free Ice Cream. Thank you, Dawn Rodriguez.
Kona Ice provide free shaved ice.	Thank you Chris O'Kieffe
The DJ was Doug Guinn	Doug Guinn had various contests including a hula hoop one.
Katie Harmke was the police clown with her dog.	And of course a police car!
Magician Tim Hall	Tim Hall doing card tricks.
Erin Burden painted faces and arms.	Happy with a butterfly cheek and some shaved ice!
Ruby Jaby, Crofton Library Branch Manager was out there taking photographs.	Eve Knapp, AA County Recycling Division
Kimberly Donna Shaw and Ellie Jones, MD Crime Victims Resource Center	Volunteers from the CRCC were: Steve Grimaud, John Hollywood, Irene and her husband, Christian Hodges, and Donna Doyle.
The CRCC would like to have a skateboard park.	So there were demonstrations of safe skateboarding.
The police dog demonstrations attracted a large crowd.
And he wouldn't let go.	Nice doggie.
Among the officers making the Night Out Against Crime Possible were: Major Thomas Wilson, Sgt. T.J. Smith, Captain Jerard Flemings of the AA County Police Department. Chief Booth, Crofton Police and Sgt. Charles Simmons, DNR	Both the county police and the Crofton police were there.
One of the county's two armored cars was on display.	Sheriff Ron Bateman was also there.
The fire department had a number of vehicles present.
The workings of various vehicles were displayed	Some time before the end of the Night Out, the fire people got a call and had to leave. That was exciting.
GCC members, Bob and Madonna Brennan and Bess Sharland helped make Night Out possible.	Some how I managed not to photograph Jody Leddy of the county executive's office who was instrumental in making Night Out happen!
There were other booths and displays who I have managed to forget their names. Sorry.

As a personal note, I would like to thank, George Clapp for providing his grill and work, Paul Klintworth for letting me borrow his grill. A big thank you to Lucas of Coventry I, who gave me and a grill a lift to the Night Out. Thanks to Sam Crispin for getting George and his grill back home. And thank you Barbara for having Sam there!

Any mistakes or misattributions are the sole fault of Jean-Alex Sharland.
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