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The Times Record, Tuesday, July 6, 1976 Robert Irving McEnroe, formerly of Waterford; retired FBI agent Obituaries Md. Robert Irving McEnroe, 52. formerly ol Water ford and for 25 years an agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation died suddenly July 4 at his residence, 337 Cherry Tree Circle, Hagerslown He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John McEnroe of 22 Washington Waterford.

Recently retired (ram the FBI, Mr. McEnroe taught for (he last year at Hagerstown Junior College in the field of law enforcement. He was a graduate of Waterford High School and Union College. Schencclady. He served in the U.S.

Navy and was a member of the Fountainhoad Country Club, on the DIED BAILEY At Samaritan Hospital July 3, 1975 Elizabeth Bailey of 42 Woodrow Court. Sister ol Charlotte Bailey of Troy. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. From the Morris s'tebbins Funeral Home, 312 Hoosick St. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 m. COOLEY In this city July 3,1976 Earl B. Cooley; husband of the late Elvie Reed Cooley. There are no knuim relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.

from the Joseph A. 0'Bryan Funeral Home, 3243 6th thence to Christ and St. Barnabas Church where at 10 a.m. the Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

There will be no viewing hours. I At SI. Vincent's Hospital, New York City July 1,1976 Charles D. CougMin: beloved frier.d of John J. and Lois A.

Hidley. Funeral Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. from the Joseph A. O'Bryan Funeral Home, 3243 Glh to St. Patrick's Church where at 8 a.m.

the Liturgy ol Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated. Interment will be in St. Peter's Cemetery, Troy. Friends are invited and may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. CR1SPO At the Albany Medical Center, July 5,1976, Salvatore Crispo of 40-14th Street, husband of Mary Daniele; father of Mrs.

Patrick (Theresa) Falco of Troy, Sister Catherine Crispo of the College of St. Rose, Albany, S.Frank Crispo of Latham and Paul Crispo of Green Island and the late Joseph, Peter, Richard Crispo and Mrs. Betty Sisk; also survived by 7 grandchildren ar.d several nieces and nephews. Funeral from the John H. Clinton Funeral Home, Washington Park and Third Street, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock thence to SI.

Francis de Sates Church where at 10:30 o'clock the Liturgy of Christian Burial will be offered. Friends are invited and may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 2-5 and 7-9. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. LEES July 5,1976.

at Hallmark Nursing Home, Schenectady. Helen M. I.ees of Lincoln Scheneclady, widow of George D. Lees, Mother of Mrs. Dorothy Peterson of Broadalhin, sister of Mrs.

Alma Warren, of Selma, California. Funeral services will he held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the D'jnn Funeral Home, 319 Park Avenue, Rev. Frank Jay Reid will officiate. Burial will be in Hudson View Cemetery, Mechanicville.

There will be no viewing hours. LEICHENAUER At Albany. July 4, 1976. Diana P. Ileffner, wife of Thomas F.

Leichenauer of Troy; mother of Thomas and Doreen Leichenauer of Troy; sister of Mrs. Dennis Loiselle of Troy and Mrs. Mark Flanagan of Averill Park; daughter of Chester and Evelyn of Poeslenkill: pi and. daughter of Mrs. Rulh Heffner of Poestenkill and Mrs.

Marguerite Walter of Commack, Long Island. Services at the Perry Funeral Chapel at Glass Lake, Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Friends are invited to call at the Chapel Tuesday evening after 5 p.m. McCONNELL At Leonard Hospital, July 3. 1976.

Mary A. (Ida) Gaudet i of the a i i a P. McConnell, mother of William P. McConnell Lawrence J. and James H.

McConnell. all of Troy, Mrs. James (Kathryn) McKeever of Troy. Mrs. Eugene (Annl Rise of Troy.

Mrs Thomas (Helen) Kussler of Grafton. Mrs. Joseph (Virginia) Robinson of Troy, Mrs. Gordon Florence Wager of Troy, and Mrs. William (Lynda) McCrca of Troy.

21 a i a 2 a grandchildren also survive. Sister of Mrs. Frances Wcstcrbcrg of Everett, Mass. Several Nieces and nephews also survive. Fur.eral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.

from the Eugene M. McLoughlin Funeral Home, 3300 Sixth Avenue. Thence to St. Palricl's Church where Ihc liturgy of Christian death and burial will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Friends may call at the funeral home, Monday, 2-5 and 7-9 p.m PRESCOTT Caroline Sophie Kegler at St.

Mary's Hospital July 4, IS76; wile of the late Henry Joseph Prescott. mother of Mrs. Rose Marie Bauchiero of Troy. Leonard Edward Prescott Sr. and Leo LaBarge Prescott, both of Clifton Park, Henry Joseph Prescoll Jr.

of Troy. Sister of Michael Slehr ol Berlin. NY. Also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at the Mason Funeral Home, 109th St.

4 3rd Ave. Wednesday morning al 11 o'clock. Interment Bloomingrove Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening 3 to 5 ar.d 7 to 9 o'clock. board of directors of the Community Rescue Squad and a member of the Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI.

Survivors, in addition to his parents, include his wife, the former Belly Breault of Waterford; four children, Robert, Matthew and Anne McEnroe, all of llagcrstown, and Mrs. Scott Robertson of South Korea; two brothers, Dr. John McEnroe of Petoskey, and William McEnroe of New Philadelphia, Ohio. The funeral will he Thursday at St. Ann's Church, Hagerstown.

Earl Cooley, Troy; retired produce dealer Earl B. Cooley, SO, ol 34 Douw Troy, native of Troy and a retired self- employed produce dealer, died Saturday at his residence. He had been under care of a physician. Mr. Cooley was the husband of the late Elvie Reed Cooley and son of the 1 late Douglas and Isadora Baker Cooley.

He retired several years ago and was a communicant of Christ and St. Barnabas Church. There are no immediate survivors. The funeral will be Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from Joseph A.

O'Bryan Funeral Home, 3243 6th Troy, and at 10 a.m. from Christ and St. Barnabas Church where a Mass of Resurrection will be offeied. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs.

Lozella Terry; Troy resident Mrs. Lozella F. Terry, 67, of Bldg. 2, Apt. 3, Corliss Park, Troy, widow of Charles J.

Terry, died suddenly Monday al her residence. Death was attributed to natural causes. Born in she was the daughter of the late Orris'and Flossie Bowman Stone. She came to Troy 49 years ago and was a communicant of St. Augustine's Church.

Survivors include seven sons. Charles George James Donald F. and Gerald E. Terry, all of Troy, and John W. and Thomas E.

Terry, "both of Burden Lake; two daughters, Mrs. Ed- muiid Withkowski ol East Greenbash and Mrs. Phillip Gilbert of Casdeton; 39 grandchildren; 11 great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Friday at 9 a.m. from Joseph A.

O'Bryan Funeral Home, 3243 6th Troy, and at 9:30 a.m. from St. Joseph's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Troy. Patrick Hickey's rites The funeral of Patrick A.

Hickey of 376 4th Troy, was held Monday from Leahy Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Church, Tray, where a' Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial was offered by Rev. William Way and Rev. Joseph Shcehan. Bearers were Willard and Jerry Dickson.

John Brennan, Kenneth Perkins, John Colucci and John Futchcr. Interment was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Troy, with Officers of the Mass officiating. Louis Clairmont's rites COHOES The funeral of I.o'uis N. Clairmont of McDonald Towers.

Cohces, was conducted today by A. G. Boivin's Sons from Dufrcsne Funeral Home. 216 Columbia and Sacred Heart Church where a Mass of Christian Burial was offered by Rev. John A.

Facci. Bearers were Lawrer.ce and Edward Clairmont. Douglas Holaling, William Lefflcr, Robert Phoenix and Thomas While. Interment was in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Waterford, with Father Facci officiating. DIED ROBERTS- At Cohoes Memorial Hospital, July 4,1976. Viola C. Simon, wife of the late LeRoy W. Roberts, sisler of Mrs.

John A. Henningsen of Melroso, Orville L. Simon and (he late Dalton Wilber Harold E. Simon. Mrs.

Florence L. Freemanlle and Lcroy F. Simon. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday afternoon al 2:00 p.m.

at the Daniel D. Purcell Funeral Home at 510 Pawling Avenue, Troy. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Friends are invited ar.d may call at the funeral home, Tuesday evening from 7-9 and Wednesday from 3-5 o'clock and 7-9 o'clock. TERRY In this city July 5, 1976 Lozella F.

Stone Terry; wife of (he late Charles J. Terry. Mother of Charles J. Terry of Troy, Mrs, Edmund (Catherine) Withkowski of East Greenbush, George James both of Troy. Thomas both of Burden Lake Donald F.

and Gerald E. Terry, both of Troy and Mrs. Phillip (Patricia) Gilbert and the late Mrs. Jean Davidson. Sister of the late Robert Stone.

Also survived by 39 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 9 a.m. from the Joseph A. O'Bryan Funeral Home, 3243 6lh thence to Joseph's Church, Troy where al 9:30 a.m. the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be Interment will be in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Troy. Friends are invited and may call Thursday 3 to 9 p.m. Salvatore Crispo, 92; operated former Candyland in Cohoes U.S., West Germany study use of identical weapons Salvatore Crispo, 92, of 40 14th Troy, retired proprietor of the former Candyland in Cohoes, died Monday at Albany Medical Center Hospital, after a brief illness. Born in Italy, he had resided In Troy (or 60 years and was the son of the late Joseph and Theresa fozzo Crispo and a communicant of St. Francis de Sales Church.

Survivors include his wife, the former Mary Daniele; two daughters, Mrs. Patrick Falco of Troy and Sisler Catherine Crispo of the College of Saint Rose, Albany; two sons, S. Frank Crispo of and Paul Crispo of Green Island and seven grandchildren. The funeral trill be Thursday al 10 a.m. from John H.

Clinton Funeral Home, Washington Park and Third Street, and at 10:30 a.m. from St. Francis do Sales Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

SALVATORE CRISPO Viola C. Roberts, 84; retired deputy commissioner of jurors Mrs. Viola C. Roberts, 84, native of Melrose and retired deputy commissioner of jurors in Rensselaer County, died Sunday evening at Cohoes Memorial Hospital, alter a long illness. She had also been assistant to the clerk of Surrogate Court, prior to deputy commissioner, and a member nf Rensselaer County clerk's office, retiring from the jurors' post 20 years ago.

Mrs. Roberts was also a former member of Rensselaer Republican Club. She had been a i Presbyterian Church of Troy and at one lime had resided at 8 West Sunnyside, -Troy. Mrs. Roberts was widow of LeRoy W.

Simons and the daughter of Helen Lees; native of Schaghticoke SCHENECTADY Mrs. Helen M. Lees, 85. of 6A Lincoln Heights, Schenectady, native of Schaghticoke and former Mechanicville resident, died Monday at Hallmark Nursing Home, Schenectady. She resided in Schenectady for more than 40 years and had been an employe of General Electric Co.

She was the widow of George D. Lees and attended First United Methodist Church, Schenectady. Mrs. Lees had also resided in Binghamton at one lime. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Peterson of Broadalbin; a sister, Mrs. Alma Warren of Selma, Calif. The funeral will be Wednesday al 2 p.m. from Dunn Funeral Home, 319 Park Mechanicville, with Rev. Frank Jay Reid of United Methodist Churph of Scheneclady officiating.

Interment will be in Hudson View Cemetery, Mechanicville. Cecelia Hess' funeral WATERVLIET -The funeral of Mrs. Cecelia Hess of 110 Daniel P. Quinn Waterviiet. was held today from Parker Brothers Memorial and St.

Patrick's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial was offered by Rev. Philip A. Barrett, pastor. Bearers were Thomas and Jeffrey Turley, Lee and Mark Hess, all grandsons, and John Smith and Thomas Turley. Interment was in St.

Joseph's Cemetery, Troy, with Father Barrett olficiating. Waller Moffat's rites LATHAM The funeral of Walter F. Moffal of 72 Park Latham, was held today from Bowen Funeral Home, Latham, with Rev. J. A.

Steele, pastor of Newlonvillc United Methodist Church, officiating. Bearers were Lloyd Waterbury, Bruce Benson, Robert Moffal and Anthony Levilio. Interment was in Memory's Garden, Colonie, with Rev. Sleele officiating. Mr.

Bergland's funeral WATERVLIET The funeral of Augusl W. Bergland of 17 Crescent Drive. Albany, former Walervliel resident, was scheduled this afternoon from Bowen Funeral Home, Walervliel. with Rev. Margaret Howland, pastor of Woodside Presbyterian Church, Troy, officiating.

Bearers were Michael Murphy, Thomas Hunter. Mark Fiet and John Holmes. Interment was in Memory's Garden. Colonie, with Rev. Howland officiating.

Muriel Slatlery's rites The funeral ol Muriel H. Slaltery of 67 Excelsior Troy, was held today from Daniel D. Purcell Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church where a Mass of Christian Rurial was offered by Rev. Winston Bath. Bearers were Michael Leonard, William Kehn.

James Doherty and Edward Slaltery. Interment was in SI. Mary's Cemetery, Troy, wi(h Father Bath officiating. Antoni Slonimski WARSAW, Poland (AP) Anlonl Slonimski. 81.

contemporary poc! and Polish liberal intellectual, died Irom shock after a traffic accident on Sunday. the late Nelson A. and Nettie N. Bailey Simon. Survivors include a sister, Mrs.

John A. Henningsen of Melrose and a brother, Orville L. Simon of Troy, and several nieces and nephews. The fur.eral will be Thursday at 2 p.m. from Daniel D.

Purcell Funeral Home, 510 Pawling Troy. Interment will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Prescott; former nurse Mrs. Caroline Sophie Prescott, 85, native of Pennsylvania and a former self employed domestic nurse, died July 4 at St.

Mary's Hospital, after a brief illness. She had resided in Troy for 55 years and was the widow of Henry Joseph Prescolt end daughter of the late Herman and Susan Eichenauer Kegler. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Rose Marie Bauchiero of Troy; three sons, Leonard Edward Prescott Sr. and Leo LaBarge Prescott, both of Clifton Park, and Henry Joseph Prescott Jr.

of Troy, a brother, Michael Stehr of Berlin; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. from Mason Funeral rfome, 109th Street and Third Avenue, Lansingburgh, with Rev. Joseph A. Loux pastor of Helderberg Dutch Reformed Church of Guilderland Center, officiating.

Inter- will be in Bloomingrove Cemetery, North Greenbush. Sheriff stricken during celebration GEN'ESEO, N.Y. (AP) Funeral services for Douglas J. Welch, Sheriff of Livingston County, will be held here Thursday. Welch, 44.

was fatally stricken by an apparent-heart attack while preparing to participate in a bicentennial cavalry maneuver, aulhorilies said. The Conesus resident toppled from his horse Sunday afternoon, deputies said. He was given mouth-to-mouth rcsusitation and taken to Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester where he was dead on arrival, according to authorities. He had been sheriff for five years. The Republican was appointed to the post in March, 1971 and elected twice since.

Light earthquake reported GOLDEN, Colo. (API A light earthquake, estimated a I 4 on the Richter Scale, occured in northern California on Monday night, the National Earthquake Information Service reported. There were no reports of damage frc-m Ihe earthquake, said Lcroy Irby of the U.S. Geological Survey. He said the earthquake, limed at 8:55 p.m.

PDT, was centered near Oroville. directly north of Sacramento. II was the second earthquake in the area in a month. Another quake, of aboul the same magnitude, occurred June 14. he said.

I Today's Weather V. i Troy and Vicinity Fair lonighl with lows in Ihc 60s. Gunny to partly cloudy and warm Wednesday, with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be around 90. Precipitation probability is 10 per cent tonight and 30 per cent Wednesday.

The sun sets al 8:35 p.m. today and rises at 5:24 a.m. Wednesday. Pollution Index S02, not available; CO, 0.6, low; soiling. 0.2, low.

Extended Forecast Chance of showers Thursday and Saturday, lair Friday. Continuing warm temperatures throughout the period with highs in the 80s and lows In Ihc upper 50s lo mid 60s. WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. and West German defense officials are studying possible use of guns and engines on new lanks planned for both armies. This would permit Ihe two allies lo use common ammunition and fuel for thousands of fulure tanks, wilh likely gains in NATO combat efficiency and perhaps considerable cost savings.

Pentagon sources indicate U.S. defense officials' might favor such a solution if neither the advanced U.S. Preachers wife on trial in murder case HENDERSON. N.C. (AP) Three remaining jurors and two alternates were lo be selected today, with testimony to follow in Ihe trial of a while fundamentalist preacher's wife charged with killing a black man.

Nine jurors, one of them black and three of them women, were selected Monday as the first-degree murder trial of Sandra Dupree, 34, opened in Vance County Superior Court. Jusl outside the city limits, a tent cily ol aboul 30 blacks, gathered lo demonstrate for equal justice in the trial, spenl a second night of mild harrassment and catcalls by whiles passing by in cars and on motorcycles. Volkswagen, delays site announcement WOLFSBURG, West Germany (AP) Volkswagen, the German automobile giant, postponed an announcement expected today that New Stanton, will definitely be Ihe sile of Ihe firm's American aulo assembly plant. Volkswagen said in May that it preferred an unfinished Chrysler Corp. plant al New Stanton over other possible U.S.

sites. Pennsylvania Gov. i J. Shapp said this was conditional on the state meeting certain conditions, including a new highway and rail connections. Volkswagen general manager Ton! Schmaecker in a speeclvat the annual stockholders' meeting did not explain the delay, nor say when the final announcement would be made.

Shapp said Monday that his stale was waiting to hear from Volkswagen about Ihe signing of a preliminary agreement. "The VW board has approved in principle Ihe arrangement being worked on," Shapp said, Temperatures XMl Abrams tank nor Germany's new Leopard II demonstrates clear superiority in a coming competition of prototypes. The competition is to determine which lank Ihe United States will buy as Us main armor striking weapon for the 1980s and beyond. It plans to buy 3,312 advanced lanks for aboul (4 billion. But U.S.

experts say a virtual standoff is a possibility because both Ihe new U.S. and German lanks shape up as excellent machines. Anticipating this, a senior Pentagon official said, "We want to get off an all- or-nothing position." In event of a stalemate, some key defense officials underlying goals of standardizing U.S. and German tanks could be substantially achieved by cross-breeding advanced types wilh important common components such as main weapons and power plants. Under this concept, each country probably would retain its own basic lank hull.

Fighting delays cease-fire talks BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Cease- fire talks were postponed indefinitely as the Lebanese leftist-Palestinian guerrilla command reported it opened a new front against (he Christians in northern Lebanon. The leftists' Beirut Radio said Moslem forces drove south into Christian territory below Tripoli and seized the village of Chekka, miles north of Beirut. The broadcast said the leftist forces also advanced Monday to within four miles of Amchit, the site of the Christian radio station 20 miles north of the capital. Terrorist group warns of bombings SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The terrorist New World Liberation Front says it has planted three time bombs to go off by Saturday at two Pacific Gas 4 Electric Co. sites in the San Francisco Bay area.

A communique, revealed Monday and signed by the Central Command, warned PGE employes to slay away from work until after July 10 so they won't be hurt. A spokesman for the utility said employes should report to work and that operations would continue as usual. At a hastily organized news conference, a member of an aboveground support group for the NWLF read the communique warning of the bombs and threatening further attacks. 1 AM ESI July Dal a I A I A A SERVICC D.pi ol SHOWERS are forecast today for the northern Plains into the upper Ihe Gulf and most of Ihe Atlantic Great Lakes. Mild weather is.

coast. Scattered areas of showers forecast for most of the country, are a for the (AP Laserphoto map) Southwest, Northwest and across WHINNERY The family of the late Scott Whlnnery wlihei lo express their thanks and appreciation to our relatives, neighbors, friends and clergy who were so kind during our recent bereavement. 4 MAM m. WMMBT 1 a.m. 2 a.m.

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a.m. Noon F. C. 65 18 70 21 74 23 78 25 82 23 83 28 INMEMORIAM The Board of Board of and of the Troy Jewish Community Council-Troy Jewish Welfare Fund mourn the pasting of their benefactor, co-worker and friend HARRY ROSENTHAL It it with great sorrow and a of personal bereavement that convey to hh family our expression of deep sympathy in their time of trial, DANGOTKIS PmMtnt TROY JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL TROY JEWISH WELFARE FUND I CO I.