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THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 1964 GEORGIA BULLETIN
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NEW COLLEGE POST
Belmont Appoints
Admissions Head
The new President of Belmont
Abbey College, the Rt. Rev.
Walter A. Coggin, O.S.B., an
nounced today the appointment
of the Rev. Dominic Joseph
Pecoraino, O.S.B,, as the Di
rector of Admissions. This is
a new office in the Abbey ad
ministration.
PRAYER CAP
2 for S1.00
Father Dominic has just com
pleted his graduate studies in
College Administration at the
Catholic University and took
over his office immediately. A
native North Carolinian, Fath
er Dominic attended the Uni
versity of North Carolina and
Belmont Abbey College, earn
ing his Bachelor of Arts de
gree in 1959. He entered the
Benedictine Order in 1956 and
made his theological studies at
the Abbey, where he received
the Bachelor of Theology de
gree. He was ordained to the
priesthood in 1963.
THE NEW Office of Admis
sions, while related to the Reg
istrar’s Office, will direct re
cruitment, selection and admis
sion of new students to the col
lege, and the review of all ap
plicants.
When the 700 Belmont Abbey
College students returned to
their campus next month they
will witness many radical chan
ges since they left in June.
THE MAJOR shock they wil
receive will be the Abbey Cathe
dral. The beautiful traditional
, interior which was intact when
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wsits when you carry this a tractive ' h hole lnside where
prayer cap woven of genuine ny on lace. 7 ‘ 6 . „ 4o
Oval 8* by 9" cap has its own simu- a cr ‘ PI or basemsnt is h 61 ” 8
lated pearl hatpin. Fits in a trim lace- built.
patterned snap purse, to be slipped change wiil ^ in ^
into your handbag. Available in white, , . . _ ^ ® «
and black. administrative center, where a
Order several at this low price. complete renovation and mod-
59( or two for $1.00 ctnization of the administrative
offices has taken place. Despite
— the modern decor, wall-to-wall
carpeting, new lighting, lush
Please send me .. prayer caps furniture and piped in music,
in □ white □ black the main purpose is greater ef-
I am enclosing $ ficiency and more space and
Name comfortable working condi-
Address tions.
City — Statc AS FATHER Cuthbert Allen,
RELIGIOUS' Q GOODS SHOP Exe f utive Vice-President
sitting in his air-conditioned
108 N. 7th St., Richmond 19, Vi. and luxurious office, said, **A
•• missals • nativity c«i»s • car status* rapidly growing college like
• ROSARits • rooks • cRtiTiNc caro* t h e Abbey must change rapidly
• HILTS • PAINTINGS • ART OIKCT* , . , .
and the Abbey campus is chan-
ging and will continue to change.
SHOWN ABOVE are the new chairmen of St. Peter’s Parish Council with their Pastor, “Reverend
Father Joseph Beltran. Seated from left are Mrs. W. Guy Estes, Personal Formation; Miss
Helen Jabaley, ILibrary; Mrs. John Crofton, Activities; Miss Rosalie Joseph, Altar; Standing are
Miss Nannie Valeri, World Reponsibility; Mrs. John Watson, Family Education; Father Beltran;
Mrs. George Mansour, Community Action; and Mrs. Charlie Traylor, Flowers.
LEAVING HERE
Fr. Tigue Speaker At Shrine
Father Linus Tugue, OFM,
advised those at the Breakfast
Meeting, held immediately af
ter the Holy Name Mass, Sun
day. August 9th, while it is not
WORK FOR LBJ
yet official, he has learned
from good authority that he is
being transferred from the
Shrine of the Immaculate Con
ception. He is being sent to a
Two Pius X Grads
Convention-Bound
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Two St. Pius X graduates will
attend the Democratic National
Convention as members of
Georgia’s “Young Citizens for
Johnson’’ delegation. Martin
Gussman and Raymond Smith
will join teenagers from across
the country at the convention
hall in Atlantic City.
This use of young democrats
in service roles is a first in
the history of either national
Religious Art
DETROIT (NC) — The 4th bien
nial National Religious Art Ex
hibition, the largest and only
continuing religious art show in
the U.S., will be held at
Sacred Heart Seminary Oct. 18
to 25. About 250 artists have
been invited to display about 400
works at die exhibition.
party. The teenagers will per
form such tasks as passing out
literature, running errands,
conducting convention hall
tours, and manning information
booths.
SPECIFIC Y C J programs
include the Young Citizens rally
on the convention floor August
27 and the sustained activities
of helping in the fall campaign
to elect the Democratic nomi
nees.
Gussman and Smith will both
enter college as freshmen this
fall. The former will pursue his
education at GeorgiaTech while
the later will journey to Bel
mont Abbey College to continue
his studies.
relatively new church in Wood
ridge, New Jersey,
Father Linus closed his talk
with words of thanksgiving and
appreciation for the many kind
nesses shown him while in At
lanta. Vincent Aseff, one of
the Altar Boys who has been
under Father Linus supervi
sion, climaxed the meeting when
he read a poem dedicated to
Father Linus. Entitled ’ Anoth
er Christ,’’ it was written by
Mrs. Marianne Perum es
pecially for Father Linus as
a gift from the Altar Boys, who
also presented their modera
tor with a large attractive pack
age.
This was the last Holy Name
Sunday at the Shrine, for Fath
er Linus and Father Leonard
Kelly, OFM, who is also being
transferred. The latter was not
at the meeting as he was out of
the city. Mr. Gasperini, Presi
dent of the Holy Name Society
advised a reception has been
planned for both these priests,
Sunday, August 23rd from 7 to
9 p.m. in the Social Hall at the
Shrine of the Immaculate Con
ception. An invitation is extend
ed to not only the members of
the Shrine, but to all friends of
the Franciscans to attend the
reception.
Student
Library
Contest
High school and college stu
dents are eligible to enter the
Students’ Personal Library
Contest, sponsored by the At
lanta Branch, American Asso
ciation of University Women,
which is now open. Contestants
must list at least 25 books in
their personal libraries and
write a short essay on what
these books mean to them. En
tries must be maUed to Mrs.
Herbert Alperin, 1151 Milmar
Dr., N.W., no later than Aug. 31.
Entry blanks may be picked
up at the Atlanta Library and
the Decatur-DeKalb Library
and their Branches.
Judges will include Frank
Wittow, Director of the Acade
my Theatre and Miss Mary
Louise Rheay, Assistant Direc
tor of the Atlanta Public Li
brary. Prizes will consist of
books to add to the students'
collections.
This marks the second year
that AAUW has sponsored this
contest for students, as part of
its drive to focus the commun
ity’s attention on books in Sep
tember. Winners will be an
nounced during AAUW's Fifth
Annual Book Fair Sept. 17, 18
and 19 on the Mall at Lenox
Square.
The Book Fair gives all of
metropolitan Atlanta a chance to
add to their home libraries at
bargain prices. Books have been
collected throughout the yearin
red barrels at various shopping
centers and will be priced from
5£ to 50£ when the sale begins.
Proceeds are used by AAUW
to provide fellowships (schol
arships for advanced study for
women and to sponsor commun
ity education programs.
ANSWER TO
LAST WEEK’S PUZZLE
■;
Official School Calendar
FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA
1964-1965
August 24, 25
August 27 and
and 26 Wor
28 Orie
August
31
Monday . .
September
1
Tuesday . ..
September
4
Friday . . . .
September
7
Monday . .
September
8
Tuesday ...
November
25
Wednesday
November
26
Thursday . .
November
27
Friday . . . .
December
8
Tuesday . ..
December
22
Tuesday ...
January
4
Monday . .
January
18
Monday
January
19
Tuesday . ..
January
20
Wednesday
January
21
Thursday . .
January
22
Friday . . . .
January
25
Monday . .
April
14
Wednesday
April
20
Tuesday . ..
May
27
Thursday . .
May
31
Monday . .
June
1
Tuesday . ..
June
2
Wednesday
June
3
Thursday . .
June
4
Friday . . . .
iQ.m.l
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.Registration (Unless Pre-Registered)
.School Opens — Half Day Sessions
.Labor Day Week End Free
• labor Day — No Sessions
.Full Day Sessions Begin—Mass of the Holy Spirit
.Last Full Day before Holidays
Official School Calendar
FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
ARCHDIOCESE OF ATLANTA
1964-1965
August 27 and 28 Scheduling, Counseling and Registration
(unless pre-registered)
Thanksgiving Holidays
.Immaculate Conception — Holyday
.last Full Day before Christmas Holidays Begin
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Classes Resume
.^Semester Examinations
Semester Recess
Second Semester Begins
last Full Day before Easter Holidays Begin
Classes Resume
Feast of the Ascension—Holyday
Final Examinations
Report Cards for Eighth Grade Students—
No Sessions for the other students
School Closes
August 31
September 1
September 2
September 3
September 4
September 7
September 8
November 25
November 26
November 27
December 8
December 22
Monday . . .
Tuesday . . .
Wednesday
Thursday . .
Friday . . . .
Monday . . .
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday . .
Friday
Tuesday . . .
Tuesday . . .
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.Freshmen Orientation (a.m.)
.Upper Classmen (a.m.)
.Entire Student Body (a.m.)
.Entire Student Body (a.m.)
. Labor Day Week End Free
.Labor Day — No Sessions
.Full Day Sessions Begin—Mass of the Holy Spirit
. Last Full Day before Holidays
| Thanksgiving Holidays
.Immaculate Conception — Holyday
.Last Full Day before Christmas Holidays Begin
NUMBER OF TEACHING DAYS
1964
1965
1 day
20 days
22 days
19 days
15 days
Total Number of Teaching D
Report Card Dates
August . .
September
October
November
December
January . . .
20
days
February
20
days
March ....
23
days
April
19
days
May
20
days
June
3
days
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
April
April
May
May
May
June
June
June
4 Monday . . .
1 8 Monday . . .
19 Tuesday ...
20 Wednesday
21 Thursday . .
22 Friday ....
25 Monday . . .
14 Wednesday
20 Tuesday . . .
27 Thursday . .
29 Saturday . .
31 Monday . . .
1 Tuesday . . .
2 Wednesday
4 Friday ....
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Classes Resume
'Semester Examinations
Semester Recess
Second Semester Begins
Last Full Day before Easter Holidays Begin
Classes Resume
Feast of the Ascension—Holyday
Commencement Exercises for Seniors
Final Examinations
School Closes
NUMBER OF TEACHING DAYS
1964
1965
1 st and 2nd Grades)
November 9
January 25
March 29
June 4
(3rd through 8th Grades)
October 19
November 30
January 25
March 8
April 20
June 4
August
1 day
January . . .
20 days
September ....
20 days
February
20 days
October
22 days
March ....
23 days
November ....
19 days
April
19 days
December
15 days
May
20 days
June
3 days
Total Number of Teaching Days . .
. .. 182 days
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