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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 31 May 2006, p. 3

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J durhamregion.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN ♦ May 31,2006 ♦ Page A3 Students go MADD for their own movies Sobering message helps deliver awareness about drinking and driving BY CRYSTAL CRIMI Staff Writer DURHAM - The red carpet was rolled out for students across the region for the debut of their MADD movies. Finalists in the Durham chapter of Mothers Mothers Against Drunk Driving's (MADD) 'Create a Video Contest' recently gathered gathered with guests in an Ajax movie theatre to watch the movies they created to discourage discourage impaired driving. Pickering High School placed first and earned $ l ,000, Bowmanvillc's St. Stephen's Secondary School came second for $500, and Pickering's Pickering's Dunbarton High School was third, earning $300. "The messages were good, very strong, peer to peer," said Nancy Codlin, president president of the Durham MADD chapter. 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Cntmbinn gihitctinmu This Week M5-57M# Its movie featured clips of a young couple couple and an impaired collision that claimed the life of one of them. It included interview interview clips of drinking and driving impact discussions, as well as shared experiences and messages from students about safe and sober driving. Timothy was surprised his Ajax school won because he thought St. Stephen's entry was very good. St. Stephen's movie was about a student losing her mother in a collision caused by a drunk classmate. It included clips of the girl facing the person responsible for her mother's death and, later, the guilt and regret of the person who was drinking and driving. 'The Dunbarton one was more about the person doing the drinking and driving and I really liked that," added Timothy. Dunbarton's movie focused on a teenage teenage boy having a bad day at school and going out afterwards to a party. 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