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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1967
Page
3
An educational passage explains moss as a non root absorbing plant with hyzoids, thriving in moisture and drying yet reviving. It describes moss varieties like white moss and haircap moss, peat moss details, habitat, and uses in floristry and fuel. References Moss facts and related names Irish moss and Spanish moss.
North eastern New York Red Cross blood program seeks donors and volunteers for a blood drive at Averill Park on Tuesday August 15 from 1 to 7 pm. 18 to 59 year olds may donate. nursing and clerical roles needed. Blood goes to Troy area hospitals and Cohoes Memorial Hospital.
Julie Dinardo nine of Green Acres was named New York State Queen of World Twirling and won first for best appearing militarily. She has represented her state at World Twirling finals in Cleveland for three consecutive years. She also competed in the Hudson Mohawk Firemen parade as AAU Junior Miss Majorette and co captains the Top Pers Twirling Corps. Red Cross swimming classes at Kings Beach Snyders Lake conclude Friday with sessions for beginners and intermediates led by Jeanne Heather and Mary Belkovitch.
Rev. Leo H. Paradis of St. Anne's Church announces a Triduum today and tomorrow ending Wednesday with the regular 7:30 am Mass resuming Thursday. Everyone is invited to attend these special services honoring St. Anne.
The Waterford Playgrounds contest drew over 200 entrants with Waterford Youth Council supervisors presenting prizes. Winners ranged from Michele Joliceour to Ed Kennedy in the 4-9 year group, Susan German and others in older divisions, plus top honors for multiple categories at Waterford-Halfmoon and 4th Street playgrounds. Special recognition went to Jean Cicchinelli for outstanding overall work.
The funeral for fourteen year old Douglas E. Stanley who drowned Wednesday at Lock 3 while swimming in the spillway was held Saturday from the Finn Funeral Home Waterford and Grace Episcopal Church Waterford where a Requiem Eucharist was celebrated by Rev Leland L Harrison. Interment was in Memory's Garden Colonic where Mr Harrison officiated.
Geiger, president, announced all games begin promptly at 6 15 p m This week the Waterford Junior Midget and National League list games for today tomorrow Wednesday and Thursday Junior division Clinton Lodge against Kavanaugh s Peck s versus Ford s Clinton Lodge versus Kiick s Ford s versus Kavanaugh s Midget division American Legion versus Dunn s Lion s versus Knights of Columbus American Legion versus Dunn s Thursday open date National division Higgin s versus General Electric open date Friday Cuomo s versus Higgins Ss Joseph
Ron Gillespie announced the Waterford Youth Council 8th Street Junior Basketball League schedule for the coming week. Today features Celtics versus Knicks and 76ers versus Warriors. Wednesday matches are Celtics against 76ers and Warriors against Knicks. All games start at 10 30 a.m.
Waterford churches announce St Anne parish events beginning today with mass at 7 p.m. and a 7 30 p m opening of the Triduum and ongoing novena. Tomorrow features mass and Triduum services, with feast day rites Wednesday. St Marys lists masses across the weekend with confessions Saturday. Wesleyan Methodist reports youth group Wednesday and Bible meeting Thursday.
Robert M. Larkins, 80, of 54 Second Ave Waterford died yesterday at Nightingale Nursing Home Troy after a long illness. Born in Cohoes he lived most of his life in Waterford and worked for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp until retirement. Survivors include wife Eva Perry and three daughters Mrs Robert Ryan of Tullare California Mrs Leo Peroczak of Chicago Illinois and Mrs Joseph L Archambeault of Waynesboro Virginia. Funeral 9 a.m. from Dufresne Funeral Home Cohoes and 9 30 a.m. from St Ann's Church Waterford with a Requiem High Mass. Interment St Mary's Cemetery Waterford.
The Rotary Club of Troy will visit Camp Rotary tomorrow for boating swimming and camp inspection. A steak roast at 6 30 p m is planned with reservations through Joseph Hormats. No regular meeting at Masonie Temple.
A Watervliet resident Thomas Emmett was injured in a two car crash at Route 150 and Pershing Avenue North Greenbush early Saturday He was treated at St Marys Hospital for a left shoulder contusion and right elbow abrasion The other driver Thomas Devatzian of Watervliet left the road and hit a telephone pole Police also reported a separate Pershing Avenue collision injuring three people near Defreestville and a Manhattan to Albany route crash injuring three more all treated at Albany Medical Center Diversions and fines were issued as North Greenbush police and state police investigated the incidents
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