Herald & Lantern 16 March '83

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Forum Set By OCEAN CITY - Mothers Against Drunk Driving will give a presentation open to the public at the Ocean City High School auditorium 7:30 p.m. March 29 The program was set up by the Ocean City High School Assembly Commit tee, which scheduled MADD to do two in-school programs for the 'udenLs in addition to this one open to the public THE SCHOOL presentation will begin one week before the group arrives A wrecked car. resulting from an alcohol-related ac cident, will be placed on school grounds for students and passers by to see. showing the potential of drunk driving. A few days before the demonstration, fact sheets will be handed out to teachers and students. Assembly ComJtiittee chairman Robert Dotti said. "We re trying to get as many people from the area to attend to show the hazards-of drunk driving MADD has some programs and ideas that some alien ding people may adopt and use often.

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MADD At School

HIGH SCHOOL senior Carol McFadden, also an Assembly Committee member, takes a special interest in the MADD presen tation as she is involved in a teenage support group called Alatecn She noted that Alatecn is a group len ding support to teenagers who have alcoholic parents In planning the MADD presentation. Dotti said that this group often work ed with" SADD, or Students Against Drunk Driving SADD has the same motive and can sometimes be more effective in dealing with teenage alcoholism, as their peers are involved

The Assembly Committee members have publieiz ed the presentation through all media forms and hung posters in area businesses, including offshore bars

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