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-Melloyds to kick

off multi-

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exhibition

TERRACE — The Ministry of

- Attorney General’s Counterat-

tack display arrived in Terrace
yesterday and will be open to the

. public at the Skeena Mall until
. Saturday

‘to celebrate ‘“‘A
Decade Down A Safer Road”’.

reducing the number of im-
paired driving incidents,’’ said
Harvie.

“‘No.one plans to go out and
kill or hurt someone with their
vehicle or. to lose their licence
when they go out for a drink or

According to RCMP Con- toa party.

stable Ewan Harvie, Terrace is
the first stop on a six-city pro-
vincial tour this fall. The display
‘came to the city through the ef-
forts of the Terrace RCMP’s
ongoing community prevention
program in conjunction with the
Attorney General’s Department.
Travelling with the Counterat-
tack display are the Vancouver-
based musical group, ‘The
-Melloyds'’.
~ A hit. at the R.E.M. Lee
Theatre earlier this year, The
Melloyds put on a first-class per-
“formance for youth and adult

: alike in Terrace that captured

audience participation with that

~ “good old Rock and Roll beat’’.
‘Singing their message on the
dangers of drinking and driving,
‘the Melloyds will be performing
at local junior secondary schools
and Caledonia Senior Secondary
during their current trip and
have already put on student per-.
formances.at Thornhill Junior

Secondary School Tuesday mior-
-ning and: the R.E.M. Lee

‘Theatre earlier today.
In addition, the group will

**Regardless, every year ‘in

B.C. thousands of people are in- |

jured and hundreds are killed in
motor vehicle accidents.'’

Harvie urged everyone to take

the time to visit the Counterat-
tack display at Skeena Mall,
catch a performance by the
Melloyds, and ‘‘learn ‘more
about this problem that costs us
millions of dollars every year in
hospital and court costs’’.

. He said, ‘‘Parents are invited -

to bring their family down and
start early to explain the need to
‘Think before you drink and
drive’.”’

also.be performing in the Skeena BB.

Mall throughout the display

‘period, and Constable Harvie
said the public is invited to at-
tend and enjoy the group’s
music.

Included in this year’s “‘bigger _ :

and better” 10th anniversary . |

Counterattack display are a talk-
ing bartender, the ALERT road- .
side breath-testing vehicle and:

information booths with many ,
interesting and informative ar-

ticles on the Counterattack pro- 7

gram and its goals.

“The Terrace RCMP are pro-
ud to be able to bring the
Counterattack display to Ter-
race as part of their ongoing
prevention programs aimed at

Terrace Welcome Wagon coordinator
Alma Joachim invites bridss-to-be,
mothers and guests to a show of

p.m. to 4.p.m. The show, sponsored
by Terrace merchants, willl feature.

gifts and door prizes. To pre-register, q
. Call Alma Joachim. at 636-1204. '

. Police report |

~ two:local- drivers will. ‘wppeas”

in rot be Ta rest ot ih
charged by Terrace RCMP with .
“impaled driving on Sept. 14. =F

_ Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 30;

The singing Melloyds make a return. appearance toni
RCMP detachment's drinking-driving CounterAttack

program. The a cappela

ght in Terrace i in the Skeena mall at 7 £30 f p.m.as part of the iocal 7

group has been a a hit with young people 7

throughout Canada with their message of an intoxicant-free lifestyle.

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