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__MARCH 10, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 ST. PATRICK'S DAY CARD PARTY Wednesday, March 17, 8:00 p.m. PRIZES AND DOOR PRIZES FOR TICKETS PHONE BARB WISE 825-3306. OTHE WORNIN' COMMUNITY CHURCH EVERYONE WELCOME Thank You Our special thanks to all members of the Terrace Bay Chamber of Commence fon honouwr- Ang oun daughter, Courtney as the '76 New Years Baby, fon the many good wishes and generous gifts, and gon making us feel so welcome in your griendly town. Most sincerly, Linda and Gerry Waverick. Some say the violence in our media makes us-and our "Bang.Bang.Youredead. Commission on Violence munications Industry, ireet West, Room 810, atario MS5S 2V5., Commissioners: The Hon. Judy LaMarsh, His Honour Judge L. A. Beaulieu, Scott Young. Call us toll-free anytime at 1-800-261-7091. children-react to the world in a violent way. If that's true, we're in trouble. There's been very little research in Canada, and none about all the media. The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communi- cations Industry is trying to find an answer. What does violence mean? Does it reflect the real world? Or can it create a different, more violent world in which we all have to live? What is the Commission doing? We're reviewing the current research. Holding public hearings for everyone. And we'll be recommending appropriate action for all levels of government, to the industry and to the public. What can you do? You can start by thinking about the effect that violence in the media has-good or bad-on your life. Your family. And that includes violence in radio, TV, comic books, newspapers, popular music, movies, books-even rock concerts. Then, tell us what you think. Send us your ideas. Come to the hearings. And when the time comes to make recommendations, there'll be things you can do. In your own home, your own neighbourhood. With your own children. It's important for all of us to know more about media violence and how it affects us. We will, if you help. The Royal Commission on Violence is holding a hearing in: THUNDER BAY MARCH 20° 7:30 to 10:30 pm The Lecture Theatre (Shuniah Building) The Confederation College of / Applied Arts and Technology 7 Thunder Bay, Ontario