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PAGE 16—The Georgia Bulletin, August 18,1983
THE MAGIC HOUSE OF CHRISTMAS, featuring
homemade crafts, ceramics and baked goods, will be held
at the Knights of Columbus Council No. 4358 hall, 2924
Warren Rd. in Decatur, on Sat. Sept. 17 from 10 a.m.-5
p.m. The Magic House is sponsored by the K of C Ladies
Auxiliary, which invites private individuals, church groups
or organizations to participate by reserving a display table
for a nominal charge. For information, call Pat Gilmer at
469-2760 or Virgie Sharpe at 299-2617.
TRAVELERS AID OF METROPOLITAN
ATLANTA offers help to those traveling through
the area who might be stranded or in need of
relocation assistance. The organization will hold a
training class for potential volunteers Wed., Aug. 24
from 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the Travelers Aid
central office, 110 Spring St. in NW Atlanta
(between Luckie and Walton.) For information or
assistance, call 523-0585.
THE ARCHDIOCESAN FORUM ON THE
CATECHUMENATE will meet Wed. Sept. 28 from 10
a.m.-4 p.m. for a workshop featuring Miss Patricia
Barbenitz of the Paulist Evangelization Center in Wash.,
D.C. Topics will include identifying and finding inquirers,
developing an appropriate curriculum and utilizing
sponsors and teams. Registration open to all involved in
RCIA; fee; $7, includes lunch ($5 without). For
information, call or write Father Chris Starr, 2855
Briarcliff Rd., N.E., Atlanta 30329 (636-1418).
Cobb County Right-to-Life will present “A TIME
FOR LIFE” Thurs. Aug. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Cobb Civic Center in Marietta. The presentation
lasts 45 mins, and includes refreshments and a
nursery. All welcome. For information, call
433-1574.
DR. M. SCOTT PECK, author of “The Road Less
Traveled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values
and Spiritual Growth,” will be in Atlanta for the second
time this year in early September. He will be at St.
Joseph’s Hospital for a three-day seminar Sept. 9-11,
which includes a workshop for 40 participants that is
already completely filled. However, two lectures to be
given by Dr. Peck will be open to the public. The first,
Friday evening, Sept. 9, at 7:30 p.m. will be on The
Taste for Mystery.” The second, Sat. morning at 10 a.m.,
will be entitled: “Science and Religion: Divorce and
Remarriage.” Lectures are $15 each; lunch Sat. $3.
Pre-registration required. Call 256-7154 or 256-7336.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION DIRECTORS AND
COORDINATORS will gather at the Stone Mountain
Grist Mill Pavillion Wed. Aug. 24 at 10 a.m. for the annual
commissioning and eucharistic liturgy. This event is
sponsored by the Office of Religious Education and is
open to all catechetical leaders of the archdiocese. The
theme is “Called To Be Enterprising Stewards,” which is
the theme for Catechetical Sunday 1983. For
information, call Jim Sendelback at 881-6131.
TRUMAN
STACEY, of Lake
Charles, LA, has
been assigned by the
Board of Trustees of
Serra International
to supervise Serra
Clubs in Georgia
and other south
eastern states. Serra
International is a
Catholic laymen’s
organization
devoted to the
promotion of
religious vocations,
CONGRATULATIONS!!! to Brother Vincent McGuire,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire of St. Joseph’s Church
in Athens, who completed his novitiate and took simple
vows as a Bendictine monk on the Feast of St. Benedict at
Belmont Abbey in North Carolina. Brother Vincent will
return to the Abbey to continue his juniorate formation
after a month at St. Benedict’s Abbey in Kansas.
The parishes of St. Francis in Blairsville and St.
Paul in Cleveland celebrate priesthood in a special
way this Saturday, Aug. 20. John Brown,
seminarian, will be installed as acolyte after the
6:30 p.m. Mass in Blairsville on Saturday by Father
Frank Ruff, the president of Glenmary Home
Missioners. Father Ruff served in these two parishes
from 1964-69. St. Francis parish is also bidding
farewell to Rudy Davenport as he begins his studies
in the seminary at Hales Comer, Wisconsin. A
covered dish meal will be served by the parish after
the 6:30 liturgy.
THE GEORGIA TECH INTENSIVE ENGLISH
PROGRAM FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS announces its
“House an International Student Program.” Students
from around the world, including Europe, the Middle
East, the Far East, and Latin America come to study
English at Georgia Tech each quarter. Many of these
students wish to live with American families in order to
improve their English and to get a feel for life in the
United States. Students have their own funds for housing
accommodations and a suitable payment arrangement can
be worked out by both parties. For more information,
contact: Karen Bassil, EFL Student Advisor, Intensive
Programs in English for Foreign Students, Georgia
Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia 30332, or call
894-2425.
CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH in Stone Mountain
will hold their third annual Gigantic Garage Sale of
2500 families Aug. 26 from 8-5 p.m. and Aug. 27
from 8-3 p.m. in the air conditioned gym. For
directions to the church, call 469-0396.
THE SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES (SLD) and
Interrelated Volunteer Program of DeKalb County needs
volunteer teacher assistants in elementary schools to
reinforce skills, grade papers, answer questions, etc. No
previous training required; three-hour orientation session
offered. Call Marian Williams (292-7272 ext. 243) for
information.
“COCAINE: THE SOCIALLY ACCEPTED
MENACE” is the topic for a public seminar
sponsored by Peachford Hospital and WXIA-TV
Sun. Aug. 21 from 3-6:30 p.m. at the Waverly Hotel
in Atlanta. A special documentary will be shown at
8 p.m. For information, contact Sharon Bell or
Buddy Pinkston at 237-6177. No pre-registration
necessary.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVES will be held Sun. Aug.
28 at Holy Family Church in Marietta from 8:30
a.m.-l:30 p.m. and at Our Lady of the Assumption
Church in Atlanta from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
THE CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB of Atlanta
invites Catholic singles to a pool party Sat. Aug. 20
at 8 p.m. and a home Mass Sat. Aug. 27 at 7:30
p.m. For information on either event, call Pat
(231-1725) or Mary (433-0772).
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY will offer a free
program for women interested in returning to college,
Aug. 24 from 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Entitled “Open Sesame,”
the program features a panel discussion on “Returning to
College: Pitfalls and Potential,” a tour of the campus and
an information marketplace staffed by faculty and staff of
GSU. Participants will receive information on admissions,
courses, student services, fees and other aspects of college
enrollment. For further information call the GSU Division
of Continuing Education at 658-3456. Preregistration is
encouraged.
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973-3636
HOLYLAND PILGRIMAGE
and
GREECE TOUR - CRUISE
Sept. 24 - Oct. 8, 1983
ALL INCLUSIVE
from Atlanta
*2235,00
per person double occupancy
Walk step by step through the pages of the Bible
Visit the Sea of Galilee, Bethlehem, Masada, Jericho
and more
Fly to Athens and view the Famous Acropolis and
archeological treasures
Then relax on a 4 day cruise among the beautiful
Greek Islands
Escorted by Rev. Joseph Beltran
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, Dunwoody
for reservations or information call All Saints
393-3255 or
GOLDEN JET TRAVEL SERVICE 525-1440
Some restrictions apply
Golden Jet Travel, Service
Doctors Hospital
emergency service.
We’re always open. Physicians
are on duty night and day,
365 days a year.
We hope that you’ll never need
emergency treatment, but
if you do we’ll be here
to help. Just as we have for
the past 25 years.
DOCTORS
HOSPITAL
2160 Idlewood Road
Phone
493-5244
Tucker, Georgia 30084
Your full-service community general hospital.
Jack B. Sartain, Executive Director
