Banner Graphic, Volume 17, Number 81, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1986 — Page 6

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TRANQUIL MINDS B There may be a tendency to confuse tranquility J ® I with the popular tranquilizers. There is, of course, a great difference. Tranquilizers are sometimes prescribed to swthc a troubled mind or body; but tranquility' of the mind Bl ■ S p comes through the calm peace that is realized when Kl 1 1| Pl I H one’s life is so attuned to God’s will that there is | £|'|' [j neither time nor space to allow frustration and confusion to invade die inner spirit of the soul. A tranquil mind is not an inactive one, and it is never a closed door, but rather an open door to more abundant blessings with an ever faidiful assurance -J- , that God has even more blessings in store for us. When we are at peace with our maker, we arc ( iwtmTT&T capable of inviting tranquility to enter and live within A \ us; we seek Ills will quietly with the knowledge that TlhlllLl He never fails us. . _ _ _ _ _ Scriptures Selected by Your church or synagogue offers an opportunity for th. Amman B.t>m soewty this serenity. Copyright 1986. Keister-Williams Newspaper Services. P O Box 8005. Charlottesville. VA 22906

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Project's goal: Get families to evaluate TV viewing habit

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Sister Angela Zukowski at the University of Dayton wants families to talk among themselves about what they see on television. “There are many people who watch television who don’t think about what they’re watching,’’ said Sister Zukowski, who heads the Roman Catholic school’s Center for Religious Telecommunication. “What scares a lot of people is that we really don’t know what television does to us, and we probably won’t know for another generation. By then, will it be too late? ” Her booklet, “Family Channels for Growth” is part of a pilot project by the United States Catholic Conference Department of Communication to get people talking about what they’re watching. The booklet has little to do with religion and television. It seeks to get families talking about how TV shows reflect their values, such as freedom, friendship, sharing or trust, Sister Zukowski said. Some 2,500 families who are members of Catholic family life groups, such as Marriage Encounter, have evaluated the booklets, said Henry Herx, coordinator of information and educational services for the Catholic Conference.

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“This is addressed to the parents, and it puts the parents in charge of how they want to talk to their family about television,” he said. Information is still coming in, said Sister Zukowski, and the Catholic Conference will wait to modify “Family Channels” or seek a publisher until after the new year. Sister Zukowski’s booklet isn’t a text as much as it is a series of four pullout cards designed to make a game out of watching TV. The first week each person gets a chance to monitor conversations during the programs. The family gets a point for each time a TV program led to a discussion about issues or concerns, not what program to watch next. Six or more points mean TV is family activity, the booklet says.

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The second week family members are asked to identify 20 values and to try to find them in TV programs. The third week they become consumer reporters, trying some of what’s advertised and see if the ads really are honest. The final week they become critics, voting on the five television programs that best reflect the family’s values. They then are urged to write the networks or local stations. “This whole approach has been to say that television can be a means for family communication, not to say it’s horrible, terrible, turn it off,” Sister Zukowski said. “You can’t fight television, so how do you promote those values that are really positive?”

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