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PAGE 3 — The Georgia Bulletin, March 19, 1987 "Fountain Square Fools" Keynoting Youth Rally “The Fountain Square Fools,” a traveling theatre troupe dedicated to liturgical celebration, will keynote the sixth annual youth rally, “Celebration '87,” sponsored by the archdiocesan Office of Re ligious Education. The rally, which annual ly attracts several hundred young people from around the archdiocese and neighboring dioceses, will be held Friday and Satur day, April 10 and 11, at St. Pius X High School, 2674 Johnson Road, N.E. Atlan ta. The “Fools" will per form Friday evening and at the general session Satur day afternoon. They will participate in the Liturgy to be celebrated Saturday afternoon by Father Brian Sheridan, M.S., parochial vicar at St. Ann’s Church in Marietta, according to Laurie Boddie of the ORE. The company bills itself as a troupe of Christian performers; actors, dan cers, musicians, mimes, poets, jugglers, fools. Since its inception in 1975, the company has assisted at a wide variety of liturgical events, from Holy Week services to a ceremony for the dedication of contempo rary vestments, from the Seminar Scheduled On Central America A seminar on the complex issues of Central America will be held Saturday. March 28 in obser vance of Centra! America Week, March 21 - 29. Spon- dav seminar, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.. will be follow- i Decatur. Everyone is welcome. 1 tration for the workshop is $10 and includes lunch and free child care. The dinner, to be served THERESE' IS ENOUGH TO RESTORE ONE’S FAITH IN THE POWER OF MOVIES. ONE OF THE YEAR’S TEN BEST.” RICHARD CORLISS. TIME MAGAZINE RADIANTLY BEAUTIFUL! SCENES HAVE SUCH VISUAL CLARITY THEY APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN LIGHTED BY BOLTS OF LIGHTNING." VINCENT CANBY NEW YOW TIMES - i mn iun* nmu — l i f*t. By ALAIN CAVALIER STARTS FRIDAY PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT ..... 2835 PEACHTREE RD Garden Hills 266-2202 ARBOR MONTESSORI SCHOOL (Formerly MCDC Montessori) Pre-school (Ages 3-6) through Elementary (Ages 6-12) Now Accepting Applications For Dunwoody/Doraville Stone Mountain 2872 Me Elroy Road 686 Mountain View Road For Further Information .32 1 -9304 Other locations in Toco Hills and Emory areas Non-discriminator y AMI Accredited Non-Sectarian Pentecost liturgy to prayer services for teenagers. They have appeared on television, been written about by Catholic maga zines and newspapers and have produced filmstrips and cassettes for Catholic television. A series of workshops on topics affecting teens are scheduled for Saturday. Subjects include: teens and self-esteem; peer minis try ; teenage use and abuse of alcohol; clown ministry; the issues of war and peace, hunger and racism; children of divorce and sex uality. Children of alcoholics, preventing teen suicide, and the black Catholic heritage are other workshop topics. A workshop for adult par ticipants only. “Celebrat ing Adolescence Within the Family,” will also explore key issues of youth; rebellion, substance abuse and eating disorders. After the liturgy on Saturday afternoon dinner and a dance will conclude the program. Housing information for groups traveling over 50 miles is available from the ORE at (404)888-7835. Registration is $20 and must be sent to the Youth Rally, ORE, 680 W. Peach tree St., Atlanta, 30308 by- April 6. Violin Lessons Marla Teat Rome Girl, 7, Poster Winner Marla Teat, 7, a second grade student at St. Mary's School in Rome, is a second place winner in the poster divi sion of the 1986 pro-life poster and essay contest sponsored by the National Committee for a Human Life Amendment, Inc. Marla qualified for the national contest as first place win ner in the Georgia competition for grades second through sixth. She chose “New Life Is A Present From God” as the theme of her poster. It featured a butterfly made out of baby feet in front of a rainbow with a gift drifting down by parachute. She used her brother, Chad, 3, by standing him on a poster board and tracing his feet to create the butterfly wings. The contest and the activities of Pro-Life Week touched her deeply and made her realize more fully that life is truly a gift from God. Marla, daughter of Marlin and Kathy Teat of Rome, is ac tive in Brownie Troop 800 and takes ballet, tap and jazz lessons. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Teat and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Aaron, all of Rome. Experienced Teacher COMPLETE FINANCIAL PLANNING INCLUDING ALL TAX RETURNS Tired of high fees and no personal involvement? Pro fessor with 28 years experience - J.D., C.P.A., C.F.P. and Wharton M.B.A. offers Tax and Financial Plan ning for executives, all those who want to save, and small businesses including all tax forms. 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Housing will be available if needed and a fee is paid for materials us ed during the weekend. Singles “are sometimes seen in comparison with married people,” Father Wise observed. “What we’re trying to promote is acceptance of the person as a person” and a strengthening of single Catholics as they make their way in the world. The Barnabas Ex perience, originally called the Single Young Adult weekend, has been in itiated in the archdiocese but will be given a boost by the weekend drawing upon the New Jersey team. 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