Zurich Citizens News, 1975-07-24, Page 5PERSONALS
Mrs. Gordon Veldhoan from
Toronto, and Miss Carla Veld-
hoan of Stryen, Holland and Miss
Conny De Heer of Nieuw-Beyer-
land of Holland, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobal last
Thursday.
At St. Paul's Anglican Church
last Sunday, the Rev. G.A. And-
erson was in charge of the serv-
ice. The text of the sermon was
taken from Mark 9 :37, "Whoso-
ever receiveth one of such child-
ren in my name receiveth me."
Guest soloist, Mr. Harry Horton
sang "All the way my Saviour
Leads," and "My Saviour
first of all." In the evening Rev.
Anderson took the service at the
Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich.
Mrs. Anderson gave a reading
and Mrs. F. Forrest was organist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLean
returned from holidaying in the
eastern provinces and the east-
ern United States.
Lisa Hyde, Debbie Venner,
Diane Williams, are ' attending
Junior High Camp, Menesetung,
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shea and
David have returned from holi-
daying at Mattawa and Parry
Sound.
THOMSON REUNION
The thirty-sixth Thomson
reunion was held Sunday after-
noon at Harbour Park in Goder-
ich with over 40 in atendance.
After a very delicious smorgas-
bord dinner the president, Dor-
othy Chase presided for a short
meeting. Secretary Mary Parsons
read an obituary of George
Thomson Senior who was born
in 1802-1879, the original ancest-
or who came from Blantyre, Scot-
land. A committee was appoint-
ed to draw up a family tree
for next year's picnic. Officers
for next year are: president,
Norm Stanlake, Vice-president,
Cecil Pepper, secretary -treasur-
er, Mary Parsons, Assistant
secretary -treasurer, Mary Thom-
son
sports committee, Audrey and
Bert Vorstenbosch, table commit-
tee, Dorothy and Bill Chase.
Bob and Glenda Cornish ably
conducted sports. Winners were
children's treasure hunt, Debbie
Priestap, Brad Chase, Life-
saver relay, Tania Cornish's
team.
A candy and peanut scramble
was enjoyed by all the children;
Lady with most articles in purse,
Dorothy Cornish; ladies nail -
driving contest, Pearl Priestap,
find the lucky spot, Dorothy
Chase; men's thread the needle
contest, Cecil Pepper, men's
wattys game, champion was
Clarence Priestap.
It was decided to hold the picn-
ic next year on the third Sunday
of July at the Harbour Park in
Goderich.
The 43rd annual gathering of
the Pym family was held on
Sunday, July 13 in Riverview
Park, Exeter with approximately
44 in attendance and ideal weath-
er conditions. After a bounteous
dinner the business was cond-
ucted. President, Tony Shulman
welcomed all those attending.
The secretary -treasurer, Helen
Roberts, read the minutes and
dealt with the correspondence.
Sports committee were John and
Marilyn Pym,. • Lois Worner and
Bev Shulman.
Following the business an aft-
ernoon of visiting and sports
was enjoyed by all. Marcia Shul-
man won the mystery box. Child-
ren under five, Janet and David
Eagleson, Jessica Mennell. Boys
and girls 7-10, Lois -Anne Shul-
man, Ken Worner, Girls 11-14,
Linda Roberts, Brenda Shulman.
Balloon contest, Mary Simmons,
Bradley Shulman. Relay race,
Jim Roberts, Shirl Frazer. Adult
kick the slipper, Mark and Macia
Shulman. Children's kick the
A THIRD
TESTAMENT
An encore-' showing of A Third
Testament with writer/host Mal-
colm Muggeridgc (above) is hap-
pening on CBC -TV Thursdays
from 8-9 p.m. starting July 31
and ending Sept. 4. The series is
comprised of six one-hour pro-
grams devoted to Augustine,
Pascal, Blake, Kierkegaard, Tol-
stoy and Bonhoeffer. Muggeridge
has called them "six characters
in search of God" — all were
geniuses and all magnificently
talented men.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
Royal Commission on Violence
in the
Communications Industry
By Order -in -Council 1299/75 of May 7th, 1975 a Royal Commission to study the possible harm to
the public interest of the increasing exploitation of violence in the communications industry was
established. The Royal Commission has opened its' offices at Room 810, 151 Bloor Street West,
Toronto M5S 2V5. Telephone (416) 965-4593.
The Royal Commission's Terms of Reference are:
1. To study the effects on society of the increasing exhibition of violence in the
communications industry;
2. To determine if there is any connection or a cause and effect relationship
between this phenomenon and the incidence of violent crime in society;
3. To hold public hearings to enable groups and organizations, individual citizens
and representatives of the industry to .make known their views on the subject;
4. To make appropriate recommendations, if warranted, on any measures that
should be taken by the Government of Ontario, by other levels of Government,
by the general public and by the industry.
The Royal Commission invites interested persons, groups and organizations to send written
briefs or letters on these matters.
1. All written submissions should be sent at least three weeks in advance of the
public hearing in your area and in any event no later than May 31, 1976.
2. Persons wishing to appear before the Royal Commission to present oral briefs
should forward a written summary to it sit least three weeks in advance of the
hearing they wish to attend.
Hearings will take place from the Fall of 1975 to the Spring of 1976. A later advertisement in this
newspaper will give precise dates and locations. As of August 15th, any persons wishing to
communicate with the Royal Commission on pertinent matters may do so by phoning the Royal
Commission's toll-free number: 1-800-261-7091.
All submissions should be addressed to The Royal Commission on Violence in the Communica-
tions Industry, 151 Bloor Street W., Room 810, Toronto, Ontario. M5S 2V5.
The Hon. Judy LaMarsh, P.C., Q.C., LL.D., Chairman
• His Honour Judge Lucien Arthur Beaulieu, Member
Scott Alexander Young, Member
Zurich Citizens News, July 24, 1975 -Page 5
slipper, David Eagleson, The
youngest person present was
Jessica. Estelle Mennell. Her
great grandfather, William E.H.
Essery was the oldest. Earl and
Olga Hunter of Whitby, travell-
ed the furthest distance. Mrs.
Hubert Hunter had the closest
birthday. There was a candy
scramble for the children. It
was decided to have next year's
picnic the last Sunday in June,
at the same place and time.
The officers for 1976 are as
follows; president, Tony Shul-
man, vice-president, Jack Eagle-
son, secretary -treasurer, Helen
,Roberts
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