The Georgia bulletin (Atlanta) 1963-current, September 01, 1983, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 12—The Georgia Bulletin, September 1, 1983 GEORGIA GRAPHICS Our sympathy is extended to Father Bob Poandl on the death of his mother, Dorothy, who died August 20. Mrs. Poandl’s funeral was held August 23 in New Jersey. ST. BERNADETTE’S CHURCH in Cedartown will commemorate the feast of the Birth of Mary with a special Hispanic celebration for the whole parish. Father Bill Hoffman of the Archdiocesan Hispanic Apostolate will celebrate a Spanish language Mass at 7 p.m. Sept. 8. Following the liturgy, a pot luck dinner will be served, complete with Spanish music. For information, call the church at 748-1517. SINGLES GROUP FOR THE LEARNING DISABLED is meeting monthly and includes planned social activities. Sponsored by Affiliated Counseling and Psychological Services in Jonesboro. For information about a Sept. 18 social at Stone Mtn., call Diane Huey, M.Ed., coordinator at 471-0725. p.m. and a home Mass Sat. For information and lor! t. 17 at 7:. EPIPHANY BYZANTINE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2030 Old Alabama Rd. in Roswell, will hold its annual Heritage Day Sat. Sept. 24 from 2-10 p.m. on the church grounds (off Holcomb Bridge Rd.). All are invited to experience the ethnic heritage of Byzantine Catholics from Eastern Europe, including Slavic foods, music, and entertainment. A live polka band will play from 6-10 p.m. Free admission and parking. Call Jack (972-1.^28) or George (926-7862) for information and directions.' CONGRATULATIONS!!! to the St. Jude’s “Over 40-ers” on their winning of the 1983 North Atlanta Church Softball League Championship, their first in 12 years of league competition. Sandy Springs Chapel Funeral Directors A Personalized Service For All Faiths 136 Mt. Vernon Hwy., N.E. 255-8511 Sheet Rock Dry Wall Repairs 17 years experience I do my own work. Free estimates 396-4620 Room Additions, Screen Porches Solariums. Plenty of References we warranty all work And do all our own Work Free Estimates 396-4620 RAIL - DOMESTIC - INTERNATIONAL - AIR - CRUISE KTI TRAVEL 53 TOM & TIMMIE BELL 53 OF ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH HELP YOU WITH YOUR BUSINESS & PLEASURE TRAVEL OUR DATAS IP AUTOMATED TICKETING SYSTEM BY DELTA AIR LINES FINDS THE LOWEST FARES FOR YOU. OUR DATAS LINK' EXECUTIVE REPORTGENERATOR WILL LET US COMPARE UP TO 100 ELEMENTS OF TRAVEL DATA IN TAILOR-MADE MANAGEMENT REPORTS FOR YOUR COMPANY TRAVEL (Beginning Fall ’83) WE CAN ISSUE SEAT ASSIGNMENTS ON ALL AIRLINES WHO ALLOW IT. WE CAN ISSUE YOUR DELTA AIR LINES BOARDING PASS (Beginning Sept. ’83) CALL 876-1332 or 394-9299 NIGHTS MAY WE DELIVER FOR YOU? SB- Oi -13LOW - 13iOH -3SII1BO - HIV - 1VNOI1VNB31NI RANDY HOOVER (r) son of All Saints parish ioners Stanley and Mary Ellen Hoover, became a Marist Brother in a simple ceremony at Marist School Aug. 6. Randy is a 1974 raduate of Dunwoody High School. g The Childbirth Education Association, a non-profit organization, will conduct a six-week course on “Preparation for Natural Childbirth” beginning Sept. 14 and continuing on Wed. evenings from 7:30-9:30 at St. Joseph’s Hospital, 5665 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, N.E. in Atlanta. Fee: $48/couple. For more information or to register phone 873-2449. FATHER JOHN I in transferred to r in i THE ARCHDIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN will hold its 27th annual convention Sept. 23-24 at the Lanier Plaza Hotel, 418 Armour Dr. NE, Atlanta (1-85 and Monroe Dr.) Keynote speaker will be Msgr. George A. Kelly, a faculty member at St. John’s University in New York. Mrs. Jean Hayes, second vice-president of the National Council of Catholic Women, will also be a guest speaker. Theme of the convention is “Unity Among All.” For information, reservations, call AACCW president Marie Doyle at 872-9778. A SMALL TOWN MINISTRY WORKSHOP has again been scheduled for this Fall. The one-day event will allow seasoned rural ministers to share insights with those new to the work. Thurs. Sept. 15 from 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at the Catholic Center. Registration: $5; lunch included. Write Father Gerald Peterson, Box 706, St, Mark’s Church, Clarkesville 30523 (404/754/4518). GENE SIMS Quality Radiator Service Radiator Recore Radiator Rebuilt Radiator Repaired Thermostat 4877 Peachtree Rd.,Chamblee, Ga. H°ater core" Lower “Since 1944” Phone 458-4954 Anti-Freeze or Coolant _ . Pressure Cap Master Charge - Visa Card THEODORE A. SPEAKER Attorney and Counselor At Law Full Legal Service No Charge For Initial Consultation 231-3468 3604 Piedmont Rd.-Across from Piedmont Center A. S. Turner & Sons Funeral Home 2773 N DECATUR ROAD, DECATUR, GEORGIA ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE CHURCH in Cleveland will hold its annual bazaar Sat. Sept. 3 on the church grounds. Booths will feature arts and crafts, used clothing, white elephant items, children’s games, and plenty of good eating. A spaghetti supper will be served in the late afternoon. For details, cal! 865-4973. AREA-WIDE ARCHDIOCESAN CHARISMATIC PRAYER AND PRAISE MEETING with liturgy will be held Sat. Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Michael’s Church, Pearce Circle, N.E., Gainesville. Phone: (404) 534-3338. Bus will leave IHM parking lot at 6 p.m. All are invited. THE FIRST FRIDAY CLUB OF METRO ATLANTA, which meets for lunch in the basement of Sacred Heart Church following the 12:10 Mass each first Friday, invites Catholic men to attend its Sept. 2 meeting with featured speaker Tom Pleterdy. The All Saints parishioner recently returned from a visit to Fatima and will give a presentation on his pilgrimage. ***** ATLANTA AREA SERVICES FOR THE BLIND will sponsor its second Job Club beginning the first week in Sept., meeting once weekly for 16 weeks to discuss a variety of job-seeking skills. Potential club members must be visually impaired, want a job, and have determined a dear and realistic job goal. For information, call Atlanta Area Services for the Blind at 875-9011. PAUL - that a small ear is i missionaries in J to pay up to Happy DayNursery & Kindergarten CHAMBLEE D0RAVILLE DUNWOODY DAY CAMP Sc Overnight Camping Est. Since 1950 • EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED TEACHERS • 4 ACRES OF PLAYGROUND & 40 ACRE FARM • 3-4 & S YR. KINDERGARTEN PLANNED PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGE GROUPS • HOT MEALS • HEATED POOL —SWIM LESSONS— A Beautiful Camp Site At Lake Lanier Mary fif Joe Hunt, Dirs. Located 1' Block South of 1-295 on Corner of Chamblee-Dumuoody Rd. 1751ENancyCreekDrCham 457-34$6 After school transportation from OLA - Montgomery, Shallowford, Dunwoody, Chestnut, Huntley Hills. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR SERVICE Johnny Wilson 939-4808 25 Years Experience NOTICE! We strip any “straight” chair F °«$Q00 7 EACH Revolutionary new method! Completely safe for fine furniture, metal, wicker, etc. Call for our low prices of other items. 426-0597 TRIP-EASE OF ATLANT for a group W.I. They ' A COMPUTER COURSE will be offered at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 25 Boulevard NE, Atlanta, Sept. 10-Oct. 15 each Sat. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Classes will focus on operating a computer in a professional manner. Fee: $70; tuition due first class. Call 522-6776 for registration, information. FIVE FIRST SATURDAYS DEVOTION requested as part of the Fatima message will be held Sat. Sept. 3 at All Saints Church in Dunwoody at 8:30 a.m., Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Atlanta at 8:45 a.m., Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Atlanta at 8 a.m. and noon and at Sacred Heart Church in Atlanta at 12:10 p.m Mass, the rosary and meditation included. Call 457-1564 (evenings) for information. IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHURCH will celebrate the birthday of Our Blessed Mother with a rosary and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament in the church Thurs. Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. All are invited to join in the prayer and worship to give thanks to God for the gift of Mary. A HEALTH MINISTRY PROGRAM will be offered at St. Joseph’s Hospital Sept. 12-Nov. 4, designed to help those on a parish level become more informed on ways to minister to the sick. Classes held once each week from 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., providing time for actual patient visitation. For details, call Sister Rosalie at 256-7316.