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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
2
A long list of church schedules names many parishes and pastors with weekend Masses and weekday devotions. It enumerates Holy Trinity St. Bonaventure Our Lady of Victory St Augustine St Lawrence St Francis de Sales St Michael St Patrick and many others with times for Masses Confessions and special devotions across multiple neighborhoods and denominations.
Sergiu Comissiona conducts the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in Troy Music Hall to launch the 75th season. The orchestra, founded in 1916 as Baltimore city funded, has expanded from three annual concerts to 250 per season and performs across Maryland and the eastern United States.
A 24 year old New York City man, Frank A. Tousa of 260 West 21st Street, was arrested at Route 9 and 20 by State Police from the East Greenbush Station for criminal possession of a dangerous drug, sixth degree. He was arraigned before Town Justice Hollis Reaves of Schodack and fined $25.
Mrs. Harrison Bonestee and contact listed in Petersburg. Janet Snyder and Lewis Earl Babcock admitted at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Rosemary Bernheimer returned home from Danbury Connecticut where her mother, Mrs. Charles B. Tomer, was critically ill and has deceased. Supervisor Dunigan to collect water taxes while Eva Simmons, tax collector, is a patient in Bennington hospital.
In Rome Synod debates ordination of married men and expanded roles for women. Sister Thomas Aquinas Carroll of Pittsburgh notes women have little say without representation. Canadian bishops push removing discrimination and support ordination of qualified women. Some progress seen at parish level with women lectors and in Bridgeport a vote widened lay participation.
Stillwater residents host visitors from Castle Court and Hauppauge. Milt Aldrich and Bill Brook ing head to Hamilton Ontario for a Custom Car Show with the 1957 Show Car Miss Cherish. First Lieutenant John Mehan promoted to captain stationed at Kadena AFB Okinawa. Fire department calendar drive planned for Sunday for funds. Bemis Heights Grange meets Monday with covered dish dinner and officer installation. Stillwater Fire Department meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. Fortnightly Club opens with a dinner and program. Booster Club gathers Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Home.
Joseph V. Reilly, superintendent of Rensselaer Public Schools, announced registration for basic adult education and high school equivalency exam preparation courses. Open to adults who have not finished eighth grade or high school, with enrollment not limited to city residents. Registration occurs at the new Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m.
The list covers Franciscan Mission Chapel and several area churches with clergy names and service times. Notable entries include St John s with multiple Masses and a Folk Mass, St Joseph s Saturday and Sunday Masses, and First Baptist noting Sunday School delay until Sept 19.
The Rensselaer Board of Education will meet at the Administration Building Monday at 7 30 p m with John J Malone presiding.
Rev. Irma Warfield announced a second coffee house with a business meeting at 7 30 p.m. and entertainment at 8 p.m. at the First Congregational Church hall Partition and Third Streets. Guest entertainer Bert Mayne of Schoharie is a well known folk and religious singer.
Rev John Phillips of St John’s Church Rensselaer reports a Saturday night round and square dance from 9 p m to 1 a m in the gym and Sunday annual communion breakfast by the Rosary Society in the school cafeteria. Reservations available through Mrs William Lithgow Mrs John McCarthy or Mrs Stafford Gilbert.
The St. John's Mothers Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria with Mrs. Thad deus Kernozek presiding. Rev. John Phillips will introduce guest speaker Assemblyman Thomas W. Brown to discuss state aid to parochial schools and a following question-and-answer period.
Reverend Irma F. Warfield announced that the Rensselaer Coffeehouse at First Congregational Church Fellowship Hall will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Entertainment will begin at 8 p.m. with singer Bert Mayne of Schoharie.
St John the Evangelist Church in Rensselaer will host a bazaar on October 7 8 and 9 at the school gym on Herrick Street.
Edward M. Mahar, 35, of Rensselaer, died suddenly at Albany Medical Center after being stricken at home. A NY State University maintenance worker and St John's Church communicant, he is survived by a son Edward and daughter Michelle and several siblings. Funeral set for Saturday 8:45 a.m. from W. J. Lyons Funeral Home then St John's Church, burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery East Greenbush.
Fire gutted the one family wood frame home of George Manor at 119 Willow Street Rensselaer early Friday. Alarm at 1 55 p m crews Truck 1 Pumpers 2 and 3 under Chief Bill Braman extinguished and outtap sounded at 2 39 p m No injuries reported Police investigation by Patrolmen James Stark and George Harwood ongoing with damage estimate unavailable.
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