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oly Pascha
celebrated by
Orthodox church
The Orthodox Community of
Ft. Hood Tex. joyfully and
prayerfully celebrated Holy
Week and the Holy Pascha.
With great anticipation the
com unity began its il-
grimage with the beginning of
Great Lent and the forty days
dedicated towards renewal and
rededication to God.
The Orthodox community
here is pastored by Chaplain
(CPT) Jerry Hamperzonian a
priest of the Orthodox Church
of America. Hamperzonian
states: “I find my ministry as
an Orthodox priest in the Army
both challenging and reward-
ing.” The Orthodox attendance
at Sunday services average
between 30 50 people and at
the Feast of all Feasts Pascha
almost one hundred Orthodox
faithful participated in the
Ressurection liturgy. The con-
gregation consists of various
nationalities of the Orthodox
world. Those of Greek extrac-
tion by far make up the largest
percentage but also in atten-
a a S a
Bulgarians Russians Ukra-
nians Arabs (Lebanese and
Syrian) Armenians Coptic
Egyptians Ethiopians and
converts.
in the E as
Liturgy we had the traditional
“Agape meal” served by the
ladies of the parish. Everyone
was asked to bring along a dish
of their choice and the table of
food reflected the diverse back-
grounds that make up the con-
gregation. Present was ever-
ything from Ukranian Kabasa
(Sausage) to Armenian Pilaf
Gr ee Do ma grape
leaves) and good old American
Turkey and Ham. Present in
the congregation during the
services were many visitors of
a and Ro ma
Catholic background.
As the wee hours of the
morning approached people
started to leave the meal and
took with them their candles
8*
Symbolizing that Christ is the
light and God’s light shines in
die darkness and cannot be put
out and their Easter eggs the
symbol of life that Ressurrec-
tion of Christ has given us new
Kfe purchased with His blood.
9
Rummer course
Registration at
ATU ends soon
Dr. Luis M. Morton Jr.
Ch an el or of Ameri can
Technological University has
A a re
pegistration for the Summer
J978 Semester is currently in
progress and will continue
through May 25 with final re-
gistration on May 26. Class in-
struction begins May 20 1978.
Early pre-registration enables
a student to have a wider selec-
tion of classes. A $5.00 non-
ljefundable fee which is ap-
plicable toward final tuition
and fees is required at the time
Jf pre-registration. State law
requires the student to present
evidence at the time of re-
gistration that he has received
th re of
diphtheria/tetanus vaccine
with the last dose obtained
within the last ten years. Also
all official transcripts must be
received from other colleges
and universities attended by
the prospective student.
Registration is currently being
held in the ATU Records Office
from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Monday through Thursday and
from 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. on
Fridays. For further informa-
tion please call 526-1262
526-1150 or 526-1260 or the
Whittington Community Center
at 532-7185.
TEC offers
fulltime jobs
in Killeen area
The Killeen office of the Tex-
as Employment Commission
has fulltime job openings in the
following occupations: ex-
perienced floral designer
el phone outside plant
engineer carpenter with basic
hand tools concrete finishers
experienced cement block and
slab worker experienced auto
body repairer with tools and
experienced carpenter with
tools. Also ice cone vendors
computer programmer with
college degree in computer
science foreign car mechanic
with tools and sheet rock
hanger.
These jobs are available
now. If you are qualified and
are interested in these or other
jobs listed with the Com-
mission contact the Killeen of-
fice of the Texas Employment
Commission.
«2002°°
WINNER
Sharon Wimberley
Breckenridge
Winn-Dixie Bingo Odd-Bingo Even Series No. 37 Game
officially ended on May 241978. Winners will have
until Wed. May 31 to submit their discs and cards.
Prizes not claimed by May 31 will be forfeited.
Congratulations to All Binjio
Odd Bingo Even Winners
Here are just a Few...
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2002°°
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