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The ""NEWS"' would like to welcome to Ter- tace Bay, the new own- ers of "The Print Shop."' Ken and Jeannie ba a Randle took over op- erations on Tuesday, May ist and are very excited about being new business owners in Ter- Ken Randle - new owner of "The Print Shop"'. race Bay. Previously owned by Debbie and Sonny Hel- mink, the business didn't have many prob- lems in selling it- self. Ken and Jeannie have plans to go into a variety of different projects, one You and Your Insurance - It's a Matter of Attitude What are the attitudes of your fellow Cana-: dians' toward drinking and driving? You can find out by writing to Insurance Bu- reau of Canada - the national association of property, casualty and automobile insurance companies. Three-year campaign The Bureau commis- sioned the leading pub- lic opinion firm of Gold- farb Consultants to find some of the answers. The survey, carried N.S.D.C. "Log" The North Shore Dive Club held their monthly meeting on Friday April 13. A Smelt Social and a camping/diving trip to Gargantuan Bay was planned. Members in- terested should attend the next meeting for final details. It was suggested that the club provide rental equipment to encourage divers who are just start- ing out. If Wintario will assist, then this will be done. Thunder Country Diving and Sports is offering discounts to members of the NSDC. Please pick up your membership card at the next meeting as proof of your affiliation. Jim Bryson will be chairing the Treasure Hunt Committee and will be looking for volun- teers soon. The Trea- sure Hunt will be held August 4. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. May 4 at the home of Rod and Connie Bry- son, Terrace Bay. 1:00 - 8:00 p.m. - Hospital Tours - Slide and Tape Presentations - Equipment Demonstrations on - Cardiac Monitor - Fetal Monitor - Radiology equipment - Physiotherapy equipment _- Displays on - C.P.R. Showcase - Ambulance Service - Computer - |.D. Bands for younger children - Free Refreshments FRIDAY, MAY 11th out in the fall of 1983, was part of IBC's three- year campaign against impaired driving, and many of the findings were incorporated in a one-hour television show carried over. the CTV network just before Christmas. A total of 1,802,000 viewers saw the show. IBC's campaign is aimed principally at changing attitudes to- ward drinking and driv- ing through applica- tions of peer pressure. It's reasoned that friends, relatives and peers can and do influ- ence the actions of loved ones - even in drinking and driving situations. Essential to such a program is some under- standing of how serious- ly Canadians view im- paired driving. Another area of inter- est and concern was information as to what law enforcement and penalties are seen as appropriate for those guilty of driving after CANADA HEALTH DAY The.McCausland Hospital will feature drinking too much. Surprising Results The results are sur- prising. Some exam- ples: 5 -- one in two Cana- dians has driven with a driver who was impair- ed; - nine in 10 Canadians support the concept of police spot checks; - almost half (49. per cent) feel the drinking age should be 21 or higher. For your free copy of the pamphlet setting out highlights of the survey results, write: Attitudes Pamphlet, Insurance Bureau of Canada, 181 University Ave., Toronto, Ont., MSH 3M7. Terrace Bay-Schrelber News, Wednesday, May 9, 1984, page 7 "The Print Shop" under new ownership | of them being promo- tional items; hats, t- shirts, buttons, jack- ets, etc. They plan also on building up the busi- ness even further, and Ken shouldn't have any difficulties in doing so, with over 10 years of experience under his belt. Both plan to work in the shop and look for- ward to meeting their already established clientele as well as local and area residents along the North Shore. 'We love Terrace Bay, and everything that it has to offer. Peo- ple are exceptionally friendly, and I think my husband and I and our two sons are really com- ing to enjoy living and working here," said Dh Jeannie. "NEWS" will at least Welcome Ken and_ see you every business Jeannie. We at the day, neighbour! STAG .. DOE in honour of Melanie Perras and Shaun Andrews Saturday, May 12th in the Schreiber Legion Hall 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No Minors Allowed APPROVED INDEPENDENT DEALER SINGER | PRODUCTS *A Trademark of The Singer Company will be in Terrace Bay on Thursday, May 17th and in Schreiber on Friday, May 18th with some great MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS tan Our Model 290 OPEN ARM push button winding, slant needle, Automatic button hole ° Central Vacs from Singer "The Strong Silent Type" are also available at fantastic prices. For information on these or repairs to any sewing machine, please phone 825-3226 and leave a message for Mr. Stanchuk. SINGER our electronic Model 2010 o *300 off #59995 including Free Cabinet The Sewing Centre Ltd. 111'% S. May Street. Thunder Bay Phone 623-7912 Corner Winnipeg Street and Highway 17-Schreiber Store hours: Tuesday to Thursday-1:30-5:30 p.m. Friday-1:309:00 p.m. Saturday-10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Closed Monday Sybille and Hugo Wenzlaff Phone: 824-2584 Mother's Day Specials Crystal and China Lamps and Paintings 15% oFF 25% (1. only) excellent quality 9 piece Oak Dinning Room Suite Now on Sale #3995 Reg. $5125.00 up to 30% OFF Mattresses * Come in and check out our many other In-Store Specials.