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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
3
A long listing of worship times church schools and services for many churches in the area. It details parson names service hours and locations including First Methodist Grace Fifth Avenue Memorial St. Patrick and Armenian Apostolic churches among others with times for Masses Holy Communion and youth activities.
AME Zion Church featured promotion exercises from class to class during Recognition Day. Honorees included graduates from junior and senior high school, with Beginners, Primary and Junior departments also listed among those honored.
The June meeting of the Saturday Knight Club of Troy Council Knights of Corneil will be held today at 8. Reports of committees on future activities will be made. John L. McBride will preside at the business session followed by a social hour.
A three day Salem Presbyterian Church 200th anniversary features Moderator Eugene Smathers of the United Presbyterian Church and Dr Carlyle Adams of Rensselaer as speakers. July 2 events include a service at 8 pm with guest vocalist Abraham Lind and organist Mrs Dura ne Flower, with prelude music at 7 30 pm. The program includes past pastors, a historical pageant, a chicken barbecue on July 4, and an antique exhibit in Bancroft Chapel. Reservations for events and dinners are requested.
The twelfth annual National Convention of the Organ Histori cal Society will be held in the Troy Area from Tuesday through Thursday with headquarters at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs. Tours will showcase historic organs dating to 1756, with concerts by James M. Bratton and Linda Paterson at Troy Music Hall.
Washington report notes a shift in Catholic practice toward emphasizing preaching as vital to worship. The Second Vatican Council and Pope Paul VI urge sermons as the core means of spreading faith, prompting seminary training and pastor refresher programs to improve pulpit delivery.
Troy area residents at Sacandaga Lake were told a summer mass schedule by Rev. Gerald Reinmann pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Church Northville. Masses start Sunday at 8 9 10 and 11 a m with a 8 p m service for June 25 children receiving First Holy Communion. Masses run hourly from 7 a m to noon between June 18 and Sept 3. Holy Day Masses are 8 a m and 6 and 7 p m. The note also covers school openings and a summer preaching workshop with noted teachers and speakers and offers tips for effective preaching including observing everyday life and addressing real questions.
Members of the Church School of Redeemer Lutheran Church will lead the worship at 9 am tomorrow marking the close of the school year. Certificates of promotion will be given to children who attended classes regularly and completed the course of study. Peter Kopcha, superintendent, and eighth grade student Cheryl Phillips will deliver sermonettes. Other participants include Robert Bebernitz liturgist Wendy Beck Cynthia Sanford lectors and William Sheehan the prayer.
Rev. William C. Myers M M a 31 year old Maryknoll priest who served in Peru since his 1962 ordination is named to the Maryknoll Seminary faculty. He will teach in the fall after completing a marriage counselling course funded by the National Institute of Mental Health at the University of Pennsylvania. He holds BA philosophy B SS and MRE in dogmatic theology and is the son of Mr and Mrs William F Myers of 278 4th Ave.
Mrs Frederick Schwartz was named chairman of the Sand Lake Poestenkill and North Greenbush area for placing children with Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund hosts. She urged community action as youth face crowded streets and a lack of clean air. Residents seeking participation or details may contact Mrs Schwartz or Mrs William Dunnigan of Latham.
Radio program listing details a full day of classical and jazz pieces staged across morning to evening, highlighting performances by the London and Vienna orchestras, the New York Philharmonic, Chicago Symphony, and other ensembles. Prominent pieces include Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3, Haydn The Lark, Tchaikovsky March Slave, and Mozart Piano Concerto No. 27. The schedule features conductors Goossens, Leinsdorf, Reiner, Bernstein, and Bohm, with soloists Van Cliburn and Backhaus.
Dr George S Ansell of Akron Ohio has been appointed the Robert W Hunt professor of Metallurgical Engineering at RPI effective July 1 The honorary chair honors elder trustee Robert W Hunt who served 1886 to 1923 Ansell is an RPI alumnus and veteran researcher with consulting roles at Eastman Kodak Allegheny Ludlum Oak Ridge Laboratory and the U S Naval Research Laboratory
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