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Herald I ,m Klamath Kalis
New Year's
Resolutions
Are Needed
By LOUIS CASSELS
I niled Press International
It is time that someone put in
a good word (or New Year's reso
lutions. Comic strip artists and TV gag
writers have almost lampooned
this custom out of existence.
Things have reached the point
where anyone who does make a
serious New Year's resolution is
ashamed to admit it, lest he be
greeted with ridicule.
This is a pity, because there is
nothing inherently absurd about
pausing on the threshold of a
new year to take stock of your
life and habits.
On the contrary, it is hard to
Imagine a more profoundly reli
gious act.
Anyone who does it with rea
sonable honesty is bound to feel
an impulse to narrow the gap be
tween what he is and what he
knows he ought to be.
There are three things you can
do about this impulse:
1. You can ignore it until it
goes away which it will do
lather quickly.
2. You can work it off by mak
ing a lot of emotional promises
to "live better."
3. Y'ou can translate it into spe
cific commitments and decisions.
, The Rt. Rev. William F.
Crcighlon. Episcopal bishop coad
jutor of Washington, D.C., be
lief's that alternative Number 2
is no better, and perhaps worse
than Number 1.
"People have become cynical
about New Year's resolutions be
cause they are so seldom kept,'
he said in an interview. "And one
jeason they are seldom kept is
that they are usually couched in
aweeping generalities."
I The only kind of resolution that
3s likely to have any real impact
m your life, Bishop Creighton
said, is "one that commits you
to a specific course of action that
s clearly within your power to
tarry out."
For example, (e said, suppose
that your conscience is troubled
about racial bias.
. You aren't going to accomplish
much, if anything, with a vow to
eliminate prejudice from your
heart.
"But you might achieve that
end if you made and kept a more
modest resolution; Namely, to es
tablish real, human relationships
with particular individuals of an
other race."
By the same token, the bishop
said, it would be an idle gesture
to promise on New Year's Day
that you will be "more devout"
or "lead a better Christian life"
during 1961.
"If you really want to move in
that direction," he said, "you will
get farther by committing your
self to specific new habits of de
votion and obedience."
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Pooch Dog Food 12 on, M00
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wonderful sale! '
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Fancy Tomatoes Howunse ... 5 a?, $100
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OSC Professor
Will Make Tour
C6RVALL1S (APt-Dr. G. Bur
ton Wood, head of the Department
of Agricultural Economics at Ore
gon State College, will make a
3'j-month appraisal of agricul
tural programs in 12 foreign
countries..
Wood will make the appraisal
for the Council on Economic and
Cultural Affairs of New York. It
is financed by the Rockefeller
Foundation. He will leave here
Jan. S.
The council is working to ex
pand agricultural economics pro
grams abroad through teaching
and research. Wood will evaluate
,lhe visiting professor system in
those countries, along with other
training programs and will make
recommendations for future pro
grams. He will work in Japan, For
mosa, Philippines, Vietnam. Thai
land, Malaya, India. Pakistan,
Turkey, Greece and Italy.
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