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> PAGE 8—The Georgia Bulletin, April 7,1977 STRANGE LITTLE FOOTPRINTS have been spotted around the grass and wooded areas of several local churches. Could it be the Easter Bunny hiding eggs for the numerous egg hunts scheduled this weekend? “SPRING SWING ’77,” a dance sponsored by the St. Pius X Home & School Association will be held April 23 from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m.in the school gym. The cost is $12 per couple and includes a continental breakfast. For reservations call Jan Gurdette 634-4787. H. HAMILTON SMITH’S COMPOSITION “Allelulah for Brass, Choir and Organ” will be performed by the 1st Presbyterian Church of Atlanta as their offertory anthem on Easter Sunday. Ham is Choir Director at Cathedral parish. His work was published by World Library Publications, Inc. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW for the Senior Activities trip Cathedral parish is sponsoring to the monastery in Conyers on Thursday, April 12. Bus fare is $3 and the bus will leave the school parking lot at 9 a.m. Bring your lunch and enjoy the day. For reservations, call Peggy Fessenden, 261-4369. ATLANTA’S BUREAU OF CULTURAL and International Affairs will sponsor the fourth Children’s Crazy Cultural Carnival on Saturday, April 9, at the Civic Center from noon until 4:30 p.m. The Dogwood Festival event is a children’s extravaganza with theater, dance, games and more. Call 658-6691 for further information. DON’T FORGET THE CCD FLEA MARKET at the Shrine on Saturday, April 16. Hot dogs and Cokes will be available following the 12:10 Mass. M. Perun at 289-8155 has all the details. THE DIABETES ASSOCIATION OF ATLANTA will sponsor an orientation class for newly detected diabetics at the Atlanta Diabetes Center, 1365 Peachtree Street, Suite 322, on April 14 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. There is a charge of $5 and reservations should be made by calling 881-1959. WHILE DOING YOUR SPRING HOUSE CLEANING, don’t forget to set aside items for the K of C garage sale coming up later this Spring in Athens. The Knights will be happy to pick up donations if you’ll give them a call at 549-6883 in Athens. FAMILIES OF BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH are invited to bring decorated eggs to hang on the Easter Egg tree before Mass either Holy Saturday or Easter Sunday. ATTORNEY JIM FRIEDEWALD will be the guest speaker at St. Thomas the Apostle Women’s Club meeting on Wednesday, April 20, at 7 p.m. He will talk about preparing wills and getting papers in order so that an estate can be easily settled. “WILL THE REAL JESUS PLEASE STAND UP?” is the theme of a special day for 8th and 9th graders of Blessed Sacrament parish set for Saturday, April 16, from 10 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Drinks and snacks will be provided, but participants should bring their own sandwiches for lunch. THE GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRY AND TRADE is looking for a few “new” Georgians. The only stipulation is that they must have moved to Georgia from Iowa and have no objections to being interviewed by an Iowa newspaper. If you fit the description, contact the Tourist Division, Georgia Department of Industry and Trade, Box 1776, Atlanta, GA 30303. A YOUTH RETREAT FOR SACRED HEART (Atlanta) students will be held at Camp Rosary on Lake Hartwell April 22-24. All high school students of the parish are invited. Sister Mary at 237-5337 is taking reservations. WSB RADIO WILL BROADCAST the Moravian Easter Sunday Service, beginning at 5 a.m., on Easter Sunday. The program, which has been heard on The Voice of the South for many years, originates from Winston-Salem, N.C. . FREE PAP SMEARS will be provided to any woman Do You Havo Usable Furniture R , Clothing Appliances BOORS Household Items Rugs (Paperbacks) Misc. Ptast Htlp Us-Htlp Othtrs Call for Pickup S &aint fxmtisi Conftrtiue OT ■ (§ur iCa&g (if ftour&ea PartBlj 1. . . i l Dav) 522-6910 (Nighty _ _ Richardson Associates Electronics Sound Reinforcement Systems — Intercommunication Systems FOR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, HOSPITALS & PRIVATE OFFICES 1715 DeFoor Avenue, N. W. Telephone 351-4026 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30318 ALL MAKES & MODELS OF CARS AND TRUCKS Mercedes-Benz Engineered like no other car in the world. ...the Porsche 924 LEASING M.D. LEASING CO. MARC BRUMBERG LEASING AND SALES MANAGER 3316 Piedmont Rd.,N.E. Suite 252 Atlanta, Georgia 30305/404 - 262-2229 WE WILL BUY YOUR PRESENT VEHICLE TERMS UP TO 48 MONTHS who has not had such a test in two or more years on Saturday, April 16, 18 at health centers in the metro area. The service is being sponsored by the Georgia Department of Human Resources and the American Cancer Society. Information is available by calling 656-7000. THE BELLS OF STONE MOUNTAIN will herald the dawn of Easter and the beginning of the annual Sunrise Service on Sunday. Park gates will be open at 4:30 a.m. Vehicle parking permits will not be needed until after 7 a.m. ASHTON WOODS CONVALESCENT HOME needs volunteers to help with a variety of activities. If you can help, please call Florence Bird or Claire Blackwell at 451-0236. JOE WISE, WHO HAS WRITTEN and recorded several albums of popular religious music, will appear in concert at St. Pius High School on May 19. Tickets are available from the Archdiocesan Office of Religious Education and may be obtained by calling 881-6131. The cost is $2 per person. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY INSTALLED Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist at Blessed Sacrament Church. Archbishop Donnellan recently installed James A. Alt wies, Andrew L. Cunningham, Donald Day, Raymond F. Gammans, Jr., Dale H. LaLonde, Elaine C. LaLonde, Sister Linda Maser, CSJ, Jean Moenk, Timothy Moenk, Gayle Peters, Sally Peters, James L. Potter, Robert F. Schorr, Norman S. Topshe and Bemardine D. Williams. THE SENIOR SWINGERS OF IHM are off to Callaway Gardens on Wednesday, April 13. The bus is filling up very quickly, better hurry up. Father Marren is slated to lead the singing. Call Jolaine Kingery at 634-4767. SUNRISE SERVICES ARE POPULAR On Easter Sunday. Did you know that St. Jude’s has one? It takes place on the lawn at 7 a.m. The crowd gets bigger every year. They really need a policeman to direct traffic, but Monsignor says it is just too early to get a nice cop out of bed. NEWS VIEW ALBANY BISHOP INSTALLED - Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York City places the mitre on the head of Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, 38, in ceremonies making him the ninth bishop of Albany, N.Y., and youngest bishop in the United States. The event took place at Siena College, Loudonville, N.Y. (NC Photo by Ray Hoy) New St. Vincent de Paul Shop BY JOLAINE KINGERY “Second Hand Rose” is the name given to Saint Vincent de Paul’s new store which opened April 1, at 3660 Clairmont Road in North DeKalb. Like other Atlanta merchants, Saint Vincent’s has decided to branch into the suburbs with its third store to reach more customers. “A market survey of the area showed this location to be ideal. It is one block north of the Dresden Drive intersection. It’s easy to reach and has ample parking,” reports Barbara McDonough, Publicity Chairman for St. Vincent stores. The store decor is most appealing with bright, spring TAGGING MERCHANDISE for St. Vincent’s new store are Barbara McDonough and Edna Deckbar. TOCCOHART- Rural Catholic Ministry BY FR. RAY HORAN colors on the walls and carpets generating a cheerful atmosphere. Ms. McDonough testifies to many hours of volunteer labor used in producing this. In this near “boutique” atmosphere, shopping Will be a pleasure. Merchandise in the store includes new and previously owned clothing for men, women, and children as well as household articles and furniture. The opening day feature was an April Fool’s Day Sale, only the prices are no April’s Fool joke. Prices are the same everyday low prices St. Vincent’s is famous for. Store hours for “Second - Hand Rose” are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. four days a week, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Holy Week in small communities and large ones is very special. Maybe it’s a more special week in small communities, though. This week in the Toccohart area is a lot of running around for the pastor, but what a week nevertheless. Monday evening we were a part of an ecumenical gathering at First Methodist Church in Hartwell, where a young man gathered people together in song, slides, prayer, reflection and celebration of the unity we profess in Jesus the Lord. On Tuesday night we sought forgiveness and reconciliation as a small community at St. Mary’s in Toccoa. We did the same at Sacred Heart in Hartwell on Wednesday. Then Thursday' of the Lord’s Supper. At 6 p.m. in Toccoa we celebrate the central mystery of our faith as Catholic Christians, wondrously rejoicing that Jesus is the Bread of Life and gives us sacramentally Himself that we might know He is always with us until He comes again and transforms not only bread and wine but the whole of creation. At 8 p.m. we celebrate again in Hartwell, aware that the two communities 35 miles apart are truly as close as the table that is common, the altar that is one. For the second year, our gift at this Eucharist is our Rice Bowl, seeking to wash the feet of the world in service of our brothers and sisters everywhere, for we do seek to serve the least of His brothers and sisters - He demands that from us if we are to be His disciples. Good Friday begins ecumenically in both towns at 12 noon with the SERVICE OF THE NAILS. Each one is given a 30-penny nail at the beginning of the service, and through choral reading and song, we begin to realize that it is we who crucify the Christ by our selfishness today, our sinfulness today, our failure to live in His Way, His Truth, His Life. The nails are dropped individually into a steel bucket, and the churches resound not with the pound of a hammer, but the din of falling hails. At the end of the service each one is given two nails welded together in a cross, as a sign of our failure and God’s conquering our sin. Friday night we as Catholic Christians celebrate the Good Friday service, in each town, a little differently, but yet the same. And Easter Sunday begins at 7:30 a.m. in Hartwell, with the blessing of the fire, the lighting of the Easter Candle, the readings, the Alleluias, the proclamations, the Happy Easter A«P EASTER Serving American Homes Since 1859 CANDY OPEN 24 HOURS 1250 W. 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For the kids there, an Easter egg hunt following the Eucharist, and pictures and all the small things that celebrate our new life in Christ. It’s a great time of the year. It’s the morning of our lives. It’s the “week of fire” that leads us to hope, promise, presence and life. It is the Week of God for man and man for God. Jesus is Lord. A joyous Easter to all! CLASSIFIEDS AMELIA ISLAND, LLORIDA. Ocean-front Condominium, 3 br. fum. apt. Directly on beach. Pool, golf, tennis & private fishing pier. Rental day, week or month. Call 636-5688. SPANISH TRACE OCEAN FRONT CONDOMINIUM, St. Augustine Beach. 2 br-room, 2 ba. Will accommodate six. Near Disney & Marineland. Available after 15 May. Call evenings Billy Alford 351-8800 or Jack Poteat 355-7351. HILTON HEAD - 2 bd, completely furnished condominium. Walk to beach. Sleeps 6. $225.00 per week, 636-7656. STONE MOUNTAIN - OWNER - 3 or 4 bedrooms, split, beautiful neighborhood, swim and tennis club. $40’s. 2944303. PAINTING - Interior, exterior. (Doraville-Chamblee area) For estimate, call 457-5316. NO CREDIT?? BAD CREDIT?? Buy here, Pay here. Weekly payments, Daniel Auto Sales, 1156 Memorial Dr., S.E., 681-2355. UPHOLSTERING for Homes and Business Antiques a Speciality. 344-2201 or 627-9278. HAMPTON HALL -1051 Ragley Hall Rd. Convenient to Assumption, St. Pius & Marist. Spacious family home, 5 bd., 3 ba., large kitchen. $76,500. Fran Richey, Nelson Realty. 256-2680 or 393-1600. ST. MOUNTAIN OFFICE SPACE 3,560 Sq. ft. per floor. 2 floors. Warehouse/office with dock and parking. S.E. ATLANTA near stadium 1,650 sq. ft. office, 18,000 sq. ft. warehouse on railroad spur. S.E. 100 Door motor freight terminal with dragline and ample office space. Principles Only. R. C. Coklan 752-5151. FLORIDA - ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH - Two bedroom townhouse. Will accommodate six people. Available summer season. Call Tom Stafford 256-9569. HOME NEAR IHM/ST. PIUS - 4 br., 2 ba., office, den, a/c, carpeted, large screened porch, fenced yard. Swimming chib with tennis. Mid 40’s -633-0209. ALTERATIONS: Men and women’s clothes. Call Tina 874-7927. BEAUTIFUL CONDOMINIUM overlooking 6,000 acre lake at Bear Paw resort in North Carolina mountains. 125 miles from Atlanta. Completely furnished. Cable TV, stone fireplace. For sale or trade. Accommodates seven. Call Stu Overton 934-3498. PIANO TUNING 12 years as concert tuner. Museum restoration. Regulations. Pipe organ work, U.S. and Europe. Electronic organ service also. Service contracts available. Call R. T. Staton, 876-7703. PREGNANT? Need positive help? Call Birthright 6884496. HER COFFIN: THE CAN THE HOLY FATHER’S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH The Sister was moving among the slums of a city in India. Unbelievably, she heard sobbing coming from a trash barrel. Brushing aside the flies and the vermin, she looked. Beneath the filth and debris was an old lady crying from tear less eyes as her life slowly ebbed away. Ten derly the Sister lifted her, placed her on her shoulders and took her to the Hospice for the Dying. Before she died, the old lady told the Sister, "I'm not crying because I was in the garbage. I'm crying because my son put me there. He had to. There was not enough food for the family." . . . Tragically, this scene will be replayed many more limes. But you can help to lessen it. Will you? Here is how ... □ In the hands of our native Sisters your gift in HOW MANY MORE? WILL YOU HELP? AT LAST, THEIR OWN CONVENT? YOUR LAST(ING) GOOD DEED any amount ($100, $75, $50, $25, $10, $5, $2, $1) will fill empty stomachs with rice, fish, milk, vegetables. □ Our priests can start a model farm for their parishioners and teach them how to increase their crop production for only $975. We will tell you where it is located. □ $15 a week will enable an aged person to spend his or her declining years with simple dignity cared for by our Sisters. The Community of Franciscan Clarist Sisters in Nalloonade, a poverty-stricken village in India, live in a small hut which they fear will collapse at any time. For just $3,000 a safe and adequate convent can be constructed for them. Will you help build it? Have you made your Will? Did you remember God’s poor and needy? They can pray for you after you have gone. Our legal title: Catholic Near East Welfare Association. ® Dear enclosed please find $. Monsignor Nolan: FOR cz Please name return coupon with your street. offering CITY__ .STATE. . ZIP CODE. THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION NEAR EAST MISSIONS TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary Write: Catholic Near East Welfare Assoc. 1011 First Avenue • New York, N.Y. 10022 Telephone: 212/826-1480