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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
2
A detailed directory lists church names and their Mass times and devotions. It covers numerous parishes in Troy and surrounding areas with Sunday and weekday schedules, confessions, devotions, and other service notes.
The Waterford Youth Council hosted a doll contest at multiple playsites with winners across Northside Eighth Street School site and Fourth Street. Judges included Cathy Jessup and Michele Mitchell among others. Special events occur weekly with Friday contests and upcoming Tournament Day featuring checkers chess and horseshoes.
Rev William A Groshans of Christ Church Methodist opens the annual Summer Union services at 10 a m Sunday in his church. Subsequent services feature Rev Charles E Mercer August 8, Rev George Borthwick August 15, Rev Kenneth Hougland August 22, and Rev David A Blackshear August 29 with Mr Hougland returning September 5 at his church. A nursery is offered by participating churches.
Area Lutheran groups sponsor Lutheran Day at West Point on Saturday September 18 for Mt. Tremper Lutheran Camp in Schroon Lake. A dress parade at 11 55 a.m. precedes the Army versus Stanford game at 2 p.m. Reservations with Edward D Cebery Albany.
Escondido California. An insistent sparrow built a nest on the engine of Hal Scharn’s plane. After two prior removal attempts the bird returned for a third nest and Scharn decided not to fly until the eggs hatched.
Waterford Town Court collected $155 in fines. Walter R. Farron of 6 Jay St Cohoes paid $100 for speeding after a reduced charge from a prior drunken driving case. Other fines included Joseph E. Kelly $20 and Thomas C. Linen $5 for minor offenses. Bench warrants issued for Ernest A. Roberts who failed to appear.
Waterford churches list service times and pastors. St Anne's Rev Edmund Cox offers Anticipated Mass at 5 30 p m and masses Sunday at 8 10 and noon. St Mary's Rev Ralph Shuhuler offers Anticipated Mass and Sunday masses at 7 30 9 30 11 a m and 12 15 p m. Grace Episcopal Rev Leland Harrison holds 9 a m Choral Eucharist and sermon. Federated Church Rev James Patterson 8 30 a m worship. Waterford United Methodist Rev Ralph Marino 9 a m service. Wesleyan Rev Stanley Klob 11 a m worship and 7 p m service.
The South Troy Democrats will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Snuggery Inn 19 Cross St. Joseph G Manupella and John J Sweeney Jr will address the group intro duced by Legislator Thomas J Witkowski and Councilman Francis J Flynn both seeking reelection City Chairman John Fleming will outline future activities and a report on the dam project will be given by Peter Minahan.
In Montevideo thirty eight women prisoners suspected of terrorism escaped through a tunnel into the city sewer system. The mass breakout is described as the largest in Uruguay’s history and involved nearly all Tupamaro women detainees.
Bipartisan leaders push a 250 million dollar loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft, narrowing chances for a broader two billion measure stalled by Senate filibuster. Separate reports note tentative plans for large scale human testing of a cholera preventive with potential two year protection.
The State Supreme Court refused to halt a new one cent city tax on leaded gasoline set to take effect at midnight Sunday. The suit, filed by groups representing about 3,000 metropolitan gas stations, labels the tax illegal arbitrary and capricious.
Twenty children attended Monday’s story hour at the Diver Memorial Library led by narrator Mrs. Leslie Ransom. Mrs. Marion Ruthosky is a patient at Albany Medical Center Hospital. Hoosic Valley Little League members express gratitude to all who participated.
Katherine Williams organized a thriving food sale on Saturday with a door prize awarded to Francis Ted Williams. George La Graff and wife from Schenectady were guests of Francis and Mrs Williams Tuesday evening. Frank J Zoszak attended last week’s funeral of Anna Loszynski of Adams Massachusetts mother of Frank D Loszynski of Johnstonville.
Rev Eugene ONeill 37 returns to ministry guiding a youthful campus church on Minneapolis West Bank across from the University of Minnesota. About 600 young people attend services in an old theater while meeting at the Fish Bookshop and embracing a new sense of community and spiritual hunger.
In Montreal Quebec two provincial police constables found a 20 foot wide saucer in a suburban parking lot. An official from civil defense authorities confirmed it was a prop from a children’s film purchased by the parking lot owners.
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