Ad Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 30, 1990

Teen alcohol project.
_lives on through video,

Contributed by the Skeena
Health Unit.

_ , What ever happened: to "Project

Squeeze"? Skeena Junior Second-
‘aty Theatre Arts students devel-

oped’ and performed their skits

about alcohol abuse in the fall of

1988, they produced and toured the

northwest with a major production

called "Juice" last spring, and. to
the public eye, the project may
how seem like history.

But behind the scenes, the idea
of spreading a valuable message to
_ young people is carrying on.

"Project Squeeze" was the
brainchild of the Skeena Health
Unit’s Medical Health Officer, Dr.
David Bowering. From its concept-
ion, Terrace’s CFTK. television
videotaped the process of putting
togeiher this project, starting with
Bowering’s collaboration with
Skeena Theatre Arts teacher Brian
Koven, and going through the
Students’ attendance at alcoholism
recovery workshops, character and
script development, and finally, the
actual performances, all under the
watchful eye of Project Co-ordin-
ator Gail Murr. y.

A documentary was produced
from these videotapes, and is on
the verge of complimentary release
to all Health Units and School

' District Resource Centres in B.C.
Even before the documentary and
videotapes of the performances
were completed, ‘requests from
Alberta, Saskatchewan and as far

away as Florida were received by

the Skeena Health Unit, showing a

Strong need for educational

materials regarding teen alcohol
abuse. The mail-out will begin in
June.

On May 27, the cast of the two
productions met for a final cast
party, to view videotapes of their
performances and the document-
ary. Each student received a video-
tape as a remembrance of the
project that will continue to reach
out to other young people.

But Bowering’s ideas involving
health risks to young people are
still evolving, A letter of intent has
been drawn up regarding a smok-
ing cessation project involving 10
secondary schools in the Skeena

Health District. There is evidence |

that significant numbers of teen-
agers continue to take up smoking
despite the general change in pub-
lic attitudes toward nicotine addict-
ion. The project, entitled "Flame
Out", would address the problem
by using the “teens talking to
teens” approach taken with ""Pro-
ject Squeeze".

AS one project enters its final
phase, another grows towards a
beginning.

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