| driving
- tragedy
| simulated

With the assistance of the Ter-
race RCMP, the Students-in-
Action group at Caledonia
Senior Secondary School are
preparing a ‘‘Don’t Drive
Drunk’’ slide presentation they
hope will save lives.

According to Students-in-
Action rep Terry Bartlett, the
story that goes with the slide
presentation is one that’s all too
common: two girls at a teenage
party have too much to drink.
Friends who try to stop them
from driving home are unsuc-
cessful, and consequently the
passenger is killed and the driver
injured. The driver is then left
with the burden of responsibility
for a dead friend for the rest of
her life.

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Bartlett said the presentation
was put together with the help of
Const. Ewen Harvie, Cpls.

Larry Otto and Dave Collis, and
With graduation — and Its assoclated tradition of celebration approaching — a group of Caledonia students have prepared a slide presenta- Terrace ambulance crews as well
tion that Includes this boisterous scene. The slide show will be given at Caledonia and Skeena Junior Secondary in an effort to alert summer- h 5 h M
bound students to the dangers of drinking and driving. . as other members of the RCMP.

She said the presentation will be

seen by the entire Caledonia and
Junior Secondary student bodies
in Terrace.

The idea to make the presen-
tation came from Caledonia
students Leanne Gilbey and
Shannon Donnan, who recently
attended a provincial Counterat-
tack conference in Vancouver.

Bartlett said other projects
planned by the Counterattack:
group include a visit by Michael
Buckingham, a victim of a
drunk driving accident, who will
talk to Caledonia students in
June, and a play showing the
high price many young people
pay for drinking and driving.

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In one of the final scenes of a
simutated drunk-driving accident, by
student actress Leanne Gilbey is

photographed by RCMP investiga-
tors prior to being removed In an Tod

| In this scene from a Caledonia students-In-action slide show, the young driver (played by Terry Bartlett) is being ambulance. The simulation was St
rachan

charged with impaired driving after motoring away from a party — despite the advice of friends — anddestroying filmed as part of a silde show
her vehicle in an accident that fesults In the death of a friend. The policeman is Cst. Ewen Harvie. Caledonia students hope will deter
classmates from making tragic
mistakes in Judgment.

uitia ~NOTICE

SPRING CLEAN-UP WEEK
APRIL 5, 6, 7, 8 & 11, 1988

The City of Terrace’s Public Works Department
will pick up extra garbage and refuse, free of
charge, on the above dates.

This service does NOT include car bodies, stumps
or industrial waste. Kindly arrange to have this
extra garbage and waste material set out on your
regular pick up day. Please have garbage and
waste material in plastic bags or cartons to assist
in the pick up.

Residents are reminded to check their Add-A-Day
Calendars, as garbage pick up days change
ee iden " Las Pers is intend — following all Statutory Holidays.

This dramatic shot of Caledenis stadt aanateton to rive while drufik = the death of an innocent victim, This : The City of Terrace

scene is part of a side show put together by Caledonia students that will be presented at both Caledonia and
Skeena schools.