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VANCOUVER (CP) —

A fear of making a lifelong

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commitment “is keeping young people interoited in

becoming priests away from the seminary, says. Bishop i

Fergus O'Grady’ of Prince George.

Tho shortage of priests in Canada, particularly in the
North, was highlighted last week when huge billboards
were raised in Toronto urging mon to consider the
priesthood.

‘ Vancouver.

He gald there »
1977, the last year f

translates ‘to ‘one’

Western: Canada; one for every : :1,400 in’ the © ‘Attantle:
bee,

provinces one for, overy 1,900 in Qu
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Acti james. ‘Carney of Vancouver: aye es

Bishop’ Hubert’ O'Connor in ‘raitatigas’ anys the’
aitvatlon is is a0 bad that Catholics in his diocese sometimes

go for’ as: long. ‘ap three weeks ‘without being able to ; tre probibly around who would help ‘out if

‘Jima, Roberis, : a religious studies teacher at pe

“I notice a fear to make a lifelong .
but still there is a great interest among youth in being
called to the priesthood,” said O'Grady in an interview.

“It's a matter of us ‘searching them out and
developing them. But then you need priests to do that.”

Father Bernard Prince of the Catholic Conference of
Bishops in Ottawa says statistics on the number of priests
show “there is‘even more thana shortage, there is.a real
problem.”

direct Fesult of the church's continued insistence on a, vow

College, says the problem'ta ‘the

ig had not pitineoe
B and: personnel mat
permission :to do: different work’ for

¥ inind,” Bach ated adding he is not al

dloceses were a ‘bit more liberal ' in their,
» Prince says! the. changes i ‘in'the priea

f Second Vatican Couneil from 1962-65 have

men’s p ions. of, their role as priests,

of celibacy for priests, He also blames the shi f

Priests on the;church’s refusal: to. ordain women,

active

“Thera, was an. insistence’ on the role of th

And’. he. says the: current
Toronto “ignores the deepest dimensions of the proble:

“It isan aoe to perpetuate the caste prieath
that many priests don't believe in,” Roberts said.

‘Michael | Bach, 61,,a A diapeey, installer ‘ving nin!

of pas:
‘ longer the, ehureh of the clergy, tt was the,

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the last few years,
among those of my own gen-
‘eration. Divorce: ‘statistics

Pulpit

& Pew :

‘by Ministers In the West Kootenay.

By Rev. TERRY DEFOE’
Chureh
ge is -in. trouble,”

‘What is your reaction to this"

simple statement? Is mar-
riage obsolete? Is it too much
to expect people to make a
commitment to each other
that is to last for a lifetime?
Many people would, say yes.
They would argue. that mar-,
riage, as we now know it, has.
outlived its usefulness. .
Attitudes toward marriage

have chenigod «great deal in

of those close to them, that a-
lifetime commitment ‘is: im-
possible to maintain. And yet.
the whole idea of ‘marriage
still: appeals to them:° They
want to get married, but they;
don't know whether it* will
work for them or'not. ’

' Our: society: offers: alter:

-natives to: marriage, ’, “but

many people, ‘if they are
honest, will admit that these
alternatives‘ ‘are’ not all they:
are imade out to be.’ Many
people long for'a secure long-

slasting but can’t

we' can't do it on our own,,

‘marriage
we have trouble ee
those’ high ‘standardi in the

Bo some opt out.
The God. of the Christian

faith fonts High standards for’
people, and‘ marriage is no

show a great increase in the

; number of marriages failing.

But people continue to get

. married, hoping :that ‘they.
. will somehow be. able to beat

the odds,
-Many are torn in two dir-

ections ‘in the whole debate.
», about, the’ viability of, mar-
riage in today’s ‘social struc-

ture. Many are convinced, by,
their own experience or that

seem to attain their goal no
matter how hard they. try.
Temporary liaisons with sev-
eral partners do not. seem
suited to the human psyche,

And"yet many people ‘live.’

this way because :they are

convinced that marriage just

won't work for them. --
The. Christian faith has

Much to say about marriage.
“Moat of us-know what the

church says marriage should
be: ‘a liftime ‘relationship, a

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of. selling’ and. buying: verbal and
non-verbal buying signals .and-
much, much more. Take advan-
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new’skills and you will pret from
the experience:

Selkirk College's new Pro-
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show you how to.keep on top of
sales before the lack of them get
on top of you. You will develop
skills in everything from
organizing a prospecting system to
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hone, visit or
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at Selkirk College's Trail Campus,
845 Victoria Street, Trail, B.C. VIR
are. Telephone 365- 5236.

Professional. Selling combines
practical i diately .1 bi
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about buyer types, the psychology

PROFESSIONAL SELLING PROGRAM
FEB. 21-25 :
Fireside Inn, Castlegar, B.C.

Group rates available. « mat
*The Professional Selling program is a comprehensive program
conceived and designed by Selkirk College’s Employee Training
Services, the designers of the widely acclaimed and previncially
certified Manageniens Skills for SUparvinons.

It may surprise

you to. know, that God ‘is

aware that we find it:very
difficult: to ‘make. :marriage. .
work as it should. God knows _

/ Vital Statistics _,

ERZINGER — ao Me, Air. ond Mrs. Coleman ‘of Ro:

Erzinger of Rossland, a boy, born home peacefully Jan, 2  Sond78

Jon.7." rayer services were: held of
* Church in

* ‘Sacred Heart Catholic
To Mr.o . Bob
Gavin of Nelson, a on fomJon,

Rossland. A memorial m
lollowed. e f :

‘ Doig! t:2:
-. time reside at Of Troll,
Boaters sheet llnget

the power to make sure it is’: &

“rigors of day-to-day life. And. 208° Fight. The serouble is

ie COLEMAN: — 4 esp “phi :
ed land at

ind: of the ‘part J
“Bridging Assistance  Prear

ZS vivacious, and “very

o David ‘Thompson Univer.
pity Centre. ‘to “conduct. a
French immereion' workshop
r for adult beginners at David
. Thompson reat Cen-

+ holding the workshop Satur-
day. from’9 a.m.'- 5. p.m. in
Maryhall on the DTUG can

here is a fee for the, court
nd pre-registration . is re-

quired. Call’ 352-2241, “local:

conducied from. Knox United |
Jan. 25 with Rev. Jim 6
tllon oHstting Cremation

3.
KABATOFF Mary Kabatctf of

Costh

MALOFF To Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Malet. of # Costlegor, a boy, born
bront Cemetery. SI

ineral Chapel ih Bul i th
with burial in the.
was born

Cons July 11, 1908 tn Saskatchewan

PEPPARD. —To Donna Pe rd and came,

eS own fan 8 Kibokia ‘ot Thrums, a Parents as a small ch
126.5

KOSOLOFSKY a

to Thrums with her
iid.

Michael
died Bis

The oral --inter]
‘throughout the dinner, ‘Speeches ‘on the theme of the day
were ‘given in ‘honor. of “the couple. As: well, - felen

= lec — Funeral services
Jon. 21 ond

. fone

jan.
thy awe 5. Merwice 6S. A
ral service was conducted:

ged from St, Paul's Church in Fruitvale

Jon. 27 with Rev. Lloyd Northco!

BRADLEY — Mary ‘Margaret

Bradley,. former: LResstay ind
resident, died Jan. 14 at the Holy’. Si

Cross Hospital -in- Cal, he I
was 82 years o|

‘. FARM OPERATORS:

~ Youwill réceive your 1982 PARTIAL INTEREST |
; REIMBURSEMENT. under the Agricultural Credit Act.
if you are eligible and ‘apply not later than aoe

‘APRIL 30, 1983.

sonication sare avai a oceans ish Cokmbia Misty on

Food,

Federa} evelopment Bank, The Drector Veterans’

officiating. Cremation will follow

Oregon, "Saskatchewan, Alberta,
"Kelowna. ‘
At the end of th the Tamelins ¢ od
their. jppreciation t to all that were present for sharing in
and ir anni rersary a memorable one.

lortgage
‘dh 186,626 homebuyers took :advantage of - tax-free
$3,000

es eels ures

to from. grants, ‘approved

through: Dec. ‘is estimated at $409.9 million’ and it’s

conceivable that’ hundreds . of raillions more may be needed
before, e;the plan winds’ up vat the end of this year.

LeBlanc won't speculate about the.final bill, but he‘said

the money is being well spent, helping people. .buy. homes and ©

hewing

creating 1 more. work for builders’ and 1 tradesmen.
. “Some officials

of th

is: It you. want

. By ecb
meetings
‘The “About: Decisions on
Drugs and Alcohol”. (ADDA)
= group’ begins“ another: year
swith a-meeting at.
< Hall, Feb; 7 at.7 pmo.
Guest ‘speak is... Ron
*\ “Hooge of Grand: Forks who
helped: initiate a successful,

Our Teens).

” "Contrary to’ som beliet
these: meetings are not only
for: parents’ of KJSS” stu‘
dents. For the most: part
children today have ‘been
well introduced and.
to drugs before they-reach 18
‘and 14 years of age. It starts
at the ‘primary ‘2 elemen-
tary’ level.‘ Parents ‘and tea:

chers ‘of ‘all ‘school ago. chil-
dren are: ‘encouraged ‘to at-

intend te
intend

ent forms. IT IS RECOMMENDED AP- ;

are paid on the second and subsoquen
PLICATIONS BE SENT BY REGISTERED MAIL;

Under this Program, each farm opetation may be éligible to have farmloan
Cee ete terre goa levelol appranimataly 196 less than the 1982 av:
. The maximum. benefit Is

prime lending rate of chartered banks.

$100 000 for each: operation.

For detalis ofthe calculation or orother enq
ditBranch, Victoda 387-5121 (local 21201224).

wires, conectthe Agree Cre:

in April 30, 1969t0:,
Aarau Cod Branch

i sehllaren ap are OP against in

ve ed

- _ organization “HOT™ (Help

‘tend and’ be aware’ of what

‘RADIATO!
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; British C
ha Ministry of

Victoria, B.C.
Agriculture and Food V8W 227 ‘ j ti

- -8:30- 5:00 p.m. Weekly .
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“TORONTO (ce) = An na-
- ‘tonal advertising agency has
“concluded daily .newspaper
lineage costs have increased
‘an average | of.11 per. cent in’

been in the five- ahd six per
‘cent: range.

Baker, Lovick Ltd. said the

lation for 100 dailies, says the

+ inereasé in.daily newspaper

Z cogers. ahd woodwork ers, °

Minister Marc Lalonde announced in October.

that. the p plan would be ‘extended to cover’ buyers of new

homes begun k before May. 1: First-time buyers of older homes *

College -students thanks to
Canada «Safeway. and ‘ the
Knowledge: Network,

Daniel Hunt,

Met Sts abe eatiy fs rant ak af Za ee
: “Alinost frdm the. nit

+ was thet runaway favorite of the one new: federal Tia
* programs developed by the Liberals after ‘the 1980 clection..

2 \ The Canada’ Rental’ Supply Plan, ‘which ‘provides:
interest-free second mortgages to builders. of apartments,
finally seems to be getting on track after a slow start i in late:
1981 and’ early.1982. 765

New apartment projects with a total of 10,986 units had.
been approved through Dec. 81 ata cost of roughly $120;
million.

‘Ottawa has set aside $850 million for the ‘rental plan i in

: hopes of getting 80,000 new apartment units built. To date,”
‘the. average; subsidy for. a single unit has been’ ‘nearly
$11,000; icrrimteras higher’ than the: originil estimate of

1200 mbt

cai
$64 aoe “fn $8,451 :

pee ?
: homeowners through the end of last year. The average grant
“works out to $1,664.

“culation or audience.
Television; shows. a two...
per-cent rate © reduction, on
the basis of cost per thousand
in the: study.’ .That's. calew-

Inted on the basis of a four-:

per-cent increase for air time.
agairist'a growth in audience

+. Phe program cies assistance of up to. $3,000 to ®

cover 80 per cent of the: cost of major home improvements by
\” qualified. tradesmen in areas of igh unemployment.

Finally, interest in the Canada 1 Plan

Monty Ferraro,’ Joe. Dunn
and Sybil Archibald, all resi-
dents of Nelson, each receive
a free Selkirk College tele-

can bo integrated with, cok
tural and adcial activities, ‘in-
clyding discussions, skits and
singsongs. ¥

- Winning
Western.

4 “Winning Western numbera

for the Jan. 26 draw for.
$100,000 are 187098, 1763168,
17A7Bb0, eaeaane ane

ENumbere fcr the. $10,000 »

prize’ are: 1193192, 3178687,
3090096, . 2875748 \ and
2947496. i 5

“Laat six digits win $1,000;
tg. lnst-five digits win $100; last

four ‘digits: win $25 and the

eo ‘winning 1
ber. 764B749 Wwins® "$10,000

The , last three. digits wins
$25.

sh -the Canada -

~ Safeway | Scholarship Plan.

Two hundred B.C.: residents
were recipients of. the. schol-

arship. i

Hunt, Ferraro and Dunn
plan to register. in an intro-
ductury computer: telecourse
and Archibald is enrolling ‘in
: “Applied” Sketching: Selkirk:

lege offers 16 telecourses ,

< each the: seven ‘com-"
pests the.

jon.
In addition to the free tele-!
course, the college’ will pro-

vide tutors, books and other
Student, support services,

has picked up sharply since ithe: Program was Fevised last

BT grants | were approved through Dee. 31
‘total cost to. taxpayers’ of $16.6 million. The average
- ‘1982 was $1,701...

who would

eum oat wae

_one-per-cent increase in audi-
‘ence. That means a five-per-

cent inérease on the basis of:

cost per.thousand..
Outdoor posters. showed a.
10-per-cent rise in adver-

costs, *
“Deentts the widely ac-
cep! ted. “ premize ‘that every
stlort: is. being made to hold

to the ‘six-per-cent _govern- oy

analysis
+ and circulation indicate. that

cent against a ‘ one-per-cent »
increase in-cirenlation.
‘ On &.cost-per-thousand ba-

, some of the medis are failing”

to hold the line,” the agency
study, says.
Anne. Parkes. ‘and Lucy

r-: not be.
. >The study. notes. cost fig- .
“reg can ivary ‘greatly from

for six'per cent more.
© Ad agencies and national
advertisers calculate the'cost

. directors of Baker, Lovie and
co-authors of the study, could

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