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i PAGE 10—The Georgia Bulletin, October 11,1979 EAST COBB COUNTIANS will kick up their heels at the Oktoberfest hosted by Holy Family parish on Saturday, October 13, beginning at 8 p.m. There will be plenty of German food and polkas for the admission price of $4 per person or $2 for those under age 12. HOST FAMILIES ARE being sought for Central American boys and girls, age 12 through 17, who will be arriving November 12 for an international student exchange program which will run through January 18. The students will be here to improve their English and will attend the local schools in which host family children are enrolled. For details, call Joan Lucas, at 971-1908. THE NEXT NATIONAL Marriage Encounter is set for October 19, 20 and 21. Pam or Joe Moran have details at 252-5794. FATHER KANE ASSEMBLES all of his parishioners for the Second Annual St. Oliver Plunkett Picnic on Sunday, October 14, immediately following the 11 a.m. Mass. The group will get together at Briscoe Park. THE YWCA OF Cobb County has announced the addition of vocational counseling as part of the regular services available to the community. Workshops teaching job readiness skills are also being offered at designated times and locations. Appoint m ents for counselling are being accepted at 427-4795. “THE ROOT CAUSES OF CRIME” will be the theme of a workshop sponsored by the Georgia Interchurch Association at Macon Correctional Institutional on November 7. A registration fee of $5 (includes lunch) should be sent to Council on Ministries, 156 Forrest Ave., N.E., Room 106, Atlanta, Ga. 30308. Workshop hours are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. THE GEORGIA POLKA CLUB will host their Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 20, at 9 p.m. at the Knight’s Ballroom, 2620 Buford Highway. The Alpine Polka Band will play and admission is $4 per person. For information, call 493-1905. MOST GRAPHIC There will be undoubtedly a full house at the Hyland Center on Wednes day, October 17, when popular columnist, author and good ol’ boy Lewis Grizzard is the guest of the Cathedral Women’s Club and the Men’s Club. Things start rolling at 7:30 p.m. Reservations are not necessary but in order to know the amount of refresh ments to prepare, Martha Fleitas (231-3775) or Mitzi Mattingly (233-5282) need to hear from those who are planning to attend. A SPECIAL NEWCOMERS’ Mass will be celebrated at St. John the Evangelist in Hapeville on Sunday, October 21, at 12:30 p.m. A brunch honoring those who have come to the parish since April 1 will follow in the school cafeteria. 5jC CALLING ALL STORY TELLERS! A day care center in northwest Atlanta has an immediate need for warm-hearted volunteers to read stories to children. No experience necessary. Details at 522-0110. PLANS ARE SHAPING GREAT HOME FOR A LARGE FAMILY in exclusive Breckenridge 6 BR, 3 BA, DR - Family room, Level Lot: Slightly less than 1 acre. EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO PAROCHIAL & DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOLS You must see to appreciate $100,000+ CLOSE-IN PROPERTIES, INC. 1 799 Briarcliff Rd, N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30306 Phone: 874-5126 873-1717 wmtmmm — tm .Clip-save Do You Have Usable Furniture Rug Books Household Items Appliances Clothing (Paperbacks) Misc. Please Help Us-Help Others Call (or Pickup j g>amt jfranritf Charities; Thrift Stores: 410 Edgewood, S.E. 566 Boulevard, S.E. 525-3472 (Day) 522-6910 (Night) CLASSIFIEDS WANTED TO BUY Trains 633-6946. Lionel LIVE-IN HELP NEEDED - Father with 3 month old son and 2 girls ages 7 and 9 needs help due to irregular working hours. St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Roswell. 992-1286. HOUSEKEEPER/LIVE IN - Mature responsible lady to care for elderly person in Buckhead. Light housekeeping, some cooking. Salary/ time off negotiable. 9394472 evenings. AMELIA ISLAND, FLORIDA - Directly on Ocean Beach, 2 bd. 2 ba. Condo. Fully equipped - pool, tennis, fishing pier and golf. Fall and winter rates in effect. Senior Citizen discount. Call 934-3624. AMELIA ISLAND, FLORIDA - Only a six hour drive from Atlanta. Ocean front 3 br., 2 ba. fully furnished Condo apt. with pod, tennis, gdf and private fishing pier. Sleeps 7. Rent by day, week or month. Call 636-5688. WE BUY JUNK CARS and trucks of any kind. Cash paid. East Point. Lamar Vincent 767-1557. WALK TO IHM - 4 bd., 2'h ba., lovely back yard. Close to CDC, Emory. Non-escalating loan. $74,500. Briarcliff H.S., Walk to Marta. Call Hilda Horowitz 634-7305 or 325-9529. Royer Realty, 3050 Briarcliff Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30329. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - Persons interested in Religious Education in parish school of religion and in teaching religion in parochial school - especially in Jr. High (7-8) area. Please send resume to Fr. James F. Kelly, Director of Religious Education, 756 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. 30308. UPHOLSTERY & CUSTOM MADE CUSHIONS - Excellent Work. Reasonable rates. Call 344-2201 or 627-9287. WANTED TO BUY - Single or double size canopied bed. Dark wood. Reasonable price. 792-2385 evenings and weekends. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING DONE -- Residence, Apartments, Commercial. WE SPECIALIZE IN INTERIORS. References gladly given. Jerry Mullins. 622-8637. UP for the Quest Retreat for youth set for October 26-28 at the Village of St. Joseph. Sister Jean Meier (881-6131) is in charge. LOOKING AHEAD, we see that the next TV Mass is scheduled for October 21 at 10:30 a.m. on WSB-TV, Channel 2. IN OBSERVANCE OF Rosary Month, Father John Fallon is celebrating the recitation of the Rosary and Benediction to the Blessed Sacrament each Wednesday evening during October at 7:30 p.m. at the Cathedral. All are invited to participate. A NATURAL FAMILY Planning Course in the Sympto-Thermal Method will begin October 21 at St. Jude’s and run once a month for four months. Time is 7:30 p.m. and the cost is $22. For information call 881-1411 or 469-0951. “ENCOUNTER WITH CHRIST,” a retreat for college students, is scheduled the weekend of October 19-21, at Hard Labor State Park. The cost is $25 and Robin Smith has all details at 422-6168. THE WOMEN’S GUILD of St. Jude’s will kick-off their new season with a covered dish luncheon at noon on October 17 in the school cafeteria. All ladies are asked to bring good, usuable household items for the Vietnamese family the parish is sponsoring. “RESPECT LIFE DAY,” sponsored by the Atlanta Archdiocesan Pro-Life Office, is set for Saturday, October 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Christian Academy, located next door to Holy Spirit Church. We’ll have full details soon. THE SENIOR ACTIVITIES Group from the Cathedral head to the mountains of North Georgia for a day of observing the Fall foliage on Thursday, October 18. The cost is $8 per person and the group will leave from the Hyland Center at 8:45 a.m. Call Peg at 261-4369 for details. ORGANIST ELAINE SATTERWHITE will present a concert at the Cathedral on Friday, October 19, at 8:30 p.m. In addition to works by Bach, among others, she will perform Thomas Kerr’s “Anguished American Easter. 1968,” which the black American composer wrote shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. HAIR STYLES I OR MEN 2716 Wesley Chapel Road IJovt S.. U *K o' I 20! Decatur, Georgiu Telephone 284-6679 Serving Bello's Famous Pizzas Entertainment Tues. thru Sats. "In hack of Bella’s of course ’ 255-9122 6435 Roswell Rd. Sandy Springs NEWS VIEW NC DETHRONED - - An unidentified woman and a priest try to persuade 7-year-old Antonio Leuzzi of Lattino, Italy, to leave the throne of Pope John Paul at a Vatican audience hall. The youngster scampered onto the throne while the pope was away. Tired But Cheerful Pope Back Home VATICAN CITY (NC) -- A tired-looking but cheerful Pope John Paul II spoke briefly with a “welcome home” crowd of thousands in St. Peter’s Square Oct. 8 before retiring to his summer residence in Castelgan- dolfo for a day and a half of rest after his nine-day trip to Ireland and the United States. The pope boarded a helicopter for Castelgandolfo at 3 p.m. (10 a.m. EDT) and was due to return to Vatican City at 11 a.m. Oct. 10 for his weekly general audience, which had been taking place during the summer at 6 p.m. “I am grateful to providence for guiding my steps and bringing me back to Rome,” the pope told the crowd during a very brief appearance at the window of his apartment about four hours before going to Castelgandolfo. Thanking those who “came to see if I would come back,” he noted that “in Rome, it is hot.” The sunny 60-degree weather contrasted with the winds that chilled the pope in several U.S. cities. Pope John Paul concluded the late morning appearance by blessing the crowd in St. Peter’s Square and “all Romans.” The papal plane from Washington had touched down at Rome’s Leonardo Da Vinci Airport in rural Fiumicino at 9:21 a.m. Rome time (4:21 a.m. EDT) after a flight lasting eight hours and 22 minutes. Present to greet him at the airport were 20 cardinals, Italian Prime Minister Francesco Cossiga, members of the diplomatic corps, the Italian government and the Roman Curia, and nearly 1,000 others. Thanking all those who had come to the airport “to make more pleasant the hour of my return to their amiable presence,” Pope John Paul discussed the various stops on his 12-city trip and reaffirmed his desire for the “serene coexistence, fraternal collaboration and human and Christian solidarity of the peoples of the earth.” He said one of the major goals of his trip to Ireland had been to “render a tribute of filial gratitude to Mary, who in every country offers evident and tangible signs of her maternal support, of her loving assistance, Wt SEND FLOWERS WORLDWIDE ATLANTA 233-9404 Reoctvree Bottle Shopping Center Flowers for all occasions arranged to your individual taste & decor Nurses/Nurse Assistants Visiting Home Managers Live-in Companions Home-Health Aides Hospital Staffing 24-Hour Care Available ffej UPIOHN HEALTHCARE SERVICES Nurses. Call anytime 352-9900 ATLANTA 404/351-0457 AUGUSTA 404/722-2225 Employment Opportunities available Equal opportunity employer B\jLL*H1\ Briefs.... whom we have invoked above all for the peace and reconciliation of that beloved island.” About his day-long visit to the United Nations headquarters in New York Oct. 2, Pope John Paul said he wanted “to assure the nations that the church is close to the workers for peace, that it wants to inspire and sustain their efforts, for the sole desire of rendering service to humanity.” The pope called the United States “a great country” which has “an eminent duty and a grave responsibility - exactly because of its high level of well being and of technological-social progress - with regard to the construction of a just world worthy of man.” “The devout and exultant welcome of the faithful and of the entire population of the United States left in my soul the desire for a contact always more direct and familiar with these very dear sons,” he added. Bishop Marling Dies JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (NC) - Bishop Joseph M. Marling, the first bishop of Jefferson City, has died in Kansas City, Mo., of cancer after an illness of about five months. He was 75. Canal Zone Transfer PANAMA CITY (NC) - As church bells and fireworks greeted the transfer of the Canal Zone from United States to Panamanian sovereignty, the Panamanian bishops warned that this is not the final solution to national problems. The Panamanian Bishops’ Conference said there still is the crucial task to start Panamanian society toward true democracy. WCC Hits Catholics WASHINGTON (NC) - The Reverend Lukas Vischer, an official of the World Council of Churches (WCC), criticized the Catholic Church for blocking ecumenical progress by holding aloof from existing councils of churches. Dr. Vischer, 52, director of the secretariat for the WCC Commission on Faith and Order, delivered the sixth annual Paul Wattson Lecture, named for the founder of the Atonement Friars, at Catholic University of America. Cardinal Suenens Resigns VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II has accepted the resignation for reasons of age of Cardinal Leo Jozef Suenens of Malines-Brussels, Belgium, one of the major shapers of the Second Vatican Council and more recently a leader in the charismatic movement. Nuclear Security WASHINGTON (NC) - Kelly Fitzpatrick, a student at The Catholic University of America, has filed a petition with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission asking for an investigation of the security of the campus’ experimental nuclear reactor. The university said that the device has passed inspections and is safe. Rich Are Accused SAN SALVADOR,EL SALVADOR(NC) - In a pastoral letter, Archbishop Oscar Romero of San Salvador accused the few rich people of El Salvador, in their determination to keep labor cheap, of suppressing all efforts of peasants and workers to organize. The archbishop said also that a subservient military class, invoking national security, has unleashed a violent repression with a mounting toll of death, arrests, torture, exiles and missing prisoners. WHY LET POUNDS SLOW YOU DOWN? LOSE UNWANTED WEIGHT Do so easily, quickly and safely under doctor’s supervision GEORGIA BARIATRIC CLINIC LOSE 3 TO 5 LBS. A WEEK 5675 Peachtree Dunwoody, Rd., N. E 252-0805 W THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWNI AT THE BEST PRICESI $ 1°° Off On Large Pizzas with this ad Offer Expires Oct. 31, ’79 COME & TRY US! |MICHAEL’ 5025 Winters Chapel Rd. Doravllle/Dunwoody FOOTBALL SPECIAL GA. TECH vs AUBURN opon ban Ham bus loaves NOON Oct 20*h round tri, bus to Gran $4°° laid K< 0 0 0 L0 2960 N E. 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