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The Times Record, Tuesday. July 30. 1974 Emma Chile, 104; Retired Ballston Spa Area Teacher BALLSTON SPA Mrs. Emma Merchant Clute, 104, died Sunday at the Saratoga County Infirmary. A retired Mrs.

Clule was honored on her IN MEMORIAM In lovinx ol my i our Did, Mtchicl Bruno, wh piued on July 30. 1569. AHlyl In our Uwajht, In our beam. WIFE A AND CMILDRE.N 6 I In 5id and loving memory of our Infint son ind brother, WUlUm Glroux II, who pissed a 6 years 110 todly, July 30, 19M. Although our uu We miss you Wllllim Just the came; But we know hive to i You'll live forever In our hearts.

DADDY, MOMMY, CATHY AND STACY MAC LAUCHAN In loving memory of -MicL- luehin, who pused iua, Jul 30. IS71. God ao loved the world a i he a hli only begotten ion lie who lellevlth In him Shall not perish, but receive everlasting ll'e PRISCILI.A AND KD DIED BERNSTEIN At rest on July 29, 1974, Samuel Bcrns- tein. Husband of Goldie Suh Father ot Sandra Bernstein. Brother of Anne Wattenberg, Evelyn Yatfe, Sally Cohen, Esur and Albert Bernstein.

Services ai tlie I.evine Memorial Chapel, 649 Washington Albany, Wednesday at 11 a.m. 'Those who desire may a i a contributions to your favorite charily. Mourning observance at! 2337 16th Troy. i Suddenly in! Alburg, Vermont, July 28, 1974, Haskell Coonratt, of Cropseyville, husband of the late Edith Gardner Coon, radl, father of Mrs. Helen Paff and David Coonradt, both of Cropseyville, Robe I Coonradt of Troy, brother of Willard Coonradl, of Sand Lake, Hilton Coon- radl of Hoags Corners, and Ralph Coonradt of Averlll Park, Mrs.

Charlotte Momrow, of Tabor'lon, and Mrs. Elvira Cohen of Pleasimt- clale, and the lalo Clifford and Ransom Coonradl. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Gilcad Lutheran Church, Brunswick. Friends may call at the Morris and Stcbbins Funeral Hnmfi, 312 llooslck Street, Troy, Wednesday from 4 to p.m.

Interment, in Eagle Mills Cemetery. DOWD In Ihls city, July 29, 1974, Mary A. McLaughlin Dowd, beloved wife of the late William J.DowdSr., devoted mother of Thomas N. Dowd, and Joseph A. Dowd, and the lale.

William J. Dowd, sister of Ihc late a i a McLaughlin, also survived by 15 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral from the John J. Sanvltlge Funeral I 115lh Street and Fourth Avenue, Wednesday birthday, June 11 with relatives and friends visiting her at Ihe infirmary. A native of Burnt Hills, she moved to Ballston at age 16, residing on Milton Avenue for more than 32 years.

She had resided at the infirmary for Ihe past seven years, The widow of Charles Clule, she taught in public schools in Burnt Hills and Ballston. She also taught Sunday school in the Balls- Ion Presbyterian Church. She is survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Wheeler Funeral Home in Ballston, win Rev Charles N.

Geisler, pastor o( (he Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment will he in Ballston Cemetery. DIED jROSK Suddenly at SI. Mary's Hospital July 28, 1074, John II. Grose of 47 Mann husband of Mildred Hayden, father of Diane John Michael and Karen A.

Grose; brollini- of Mrs. Mary Moran, also survived by several nieces and nephews, a from Purcell Brothers (Philip J. Purcell) a Home, Jackson and 3rd Sts. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, thence I SI. Joseph's Church where al 9:30 o'clock full military rites will be con- dueled and the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial will be celebrated.

Interment Memory's Garden Cemetery. Friends are invited and may call Tuesday afternoon and evening from 3-5 and 7-9. Members of Ihc Rev. Francis A. Kelly Chapter No.

38 of Ihe Disabled A i a Veterans will meet at the funeral home Tuesday evening al 7:30 P.m. HALL Al Clearwater, July 27, 1974, Ernest H. Hall, formerly of Defreesl- villc, husband of Hazfcl Viola Hoard, father of Mrs. Ralph (Inez) Sherman, of Seminole Park, Mrs. Frank (Bernice) Sllva, of Tomhannock, Mrs.

James (Betty) Qiiackenbush, of Haynersvillc, and Richard W. Hall, of Syracuse, brother of Wesley Hall of llooslck Falls, also survived by 13 grandchildren and 11 greal grandchildren. Funeral Service Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.. al the Howard B. Tale and Son Funeral Home, Raymcrlown.

Friends may call Tuesday evening 7 lo 9. Interment in Ihc Wcsl Hoosick Cemetery. morning al 9:30, Ihence to IVES Minnie Chapul ot 76 I Augustine Church Columbia Cohoes, at u'nflro al in (lift T.I. where al 10 o'clock, the LI lurgy of Christian Death and Burial will be offered. Friends may call Tuesday! afternoon 2 to 5 and Tues-1 day evening 7 lo 9.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. FOLKY Mary F. of 113 Congress Cohoes al Ihc Leonard Hospital July 29, 1974, wife of the lale William S. Folcy, mother ot Thomas Foley of Waterford, and William S.

Foley of Las Vegas, 5 grandchildren, sister of Richard Vandcrcook, Cohoes; Miss Helen Vandor- cook, Cohoes, and Mrs. Esther Kane, Troy. a Wednesday 9 a.m. from the Quandt Funeral Home, 23 Broad Walerford and at 9:30 from St. Bernard's ch where a Mass of Christian Burial will be offered.

Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call at (he funeral home Tuesday 2-9. GREELEY Ai St. Mary's Hospital, July 27, 1974, Ann T.

O'Connor of 5 Mill Street, wife of Ihe late Horace Greeley mother of Sgt. J. Thomas Greelev of the Obituaries Samuel Bernstein; Ran Shoe Repair Shop Mrs, 2ita O'Brien, Sister Of Albany Prfet Memorial Hospital, July 28, 1974, wife of George J. Ives of Cohoes, sister of Mrs. Lillian Slieperd of Cohoes, several nieces and nephews.

Funeral Wednesday at .9 o'clock from Ihe Ernes! L. Rufresnc Funeral Home, 282 Cohoes, lo St. Joseph's Church where a concclc- bratcd mass of Christian Burial will be offered. Friends may call 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

MALOXKY July 25, 1974 Mary C. Piche Maloney, of 52 Maslen Avenue, Cohoes, a Frankfurt, Germany, mother ot Airs. Stanley (Elhel Mae) Monlelehre, of a I Germany, James J. Maloney, ot Bell view, Nebraska, and Donald W. Maloney, Cohoes, daughter of Nora Maloney Piche and the late Eudor J.

Piche, sister of the late Veronica Piche, also stir vivcd by 12 grandchildren. Funeral from Ihe Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 105 Vlicl Blvd. Cohoes, at a time to be announced. Troy Police Depl and Ho- McCAOIlKY Sarah I.ovell a A Greeley grandmother ot Thomas 9 'JP 7 fl ST and Mark V. Greeley; sister of Ihc laic Edward, Timothy and Sarah O'Connor; aunt of Edward A.

O'Connor of Watervliel. Funeral from Ihc John H. i Funeral Home, Washington Park and Third Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock Ihence lo SI. Michael's Church where al 9:30 o'clock Ihe Liturgy ot Christian Burial will he offered. Burial in St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Friends are inviled and may call al the funeral home Monday evening from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. Members of Si. Michael's Chrislian Families and friends arc cordially Invited lo atlcnd the wake service Tuesday evening al 7:30 p.m. Samuel ot 2337 ISth Troy, who re- lired from Ihe shoe repair business last fall after nearly 60 years, died Monday at Samaritan Hospital following a lingering illness: Formerly proprietor of the J.

J. Shoe Repair Shop at 1581 Broadway, Watervliet. Mr. Bernstein was born in Troy, son of Ihe lale Joseph and Minnie Cooper Hcrnslein, and was a lifelong resident of the city. He followed his father in the shoe repair busness in Watervliet in 1914 and also made custom built shoes for many customers in his years of business.

He retired last September. He was a member of Beth Tephilah Synagogue, King Solomon Masonic Lodge and Oriental Temple. Survivors include his wife, the former Goldie Suhcr; a daughter, Sandra Bernstein; three sisters, Mrs, vel- yn Yaffe of Los Angeles. Calif Mrs. Anne Wattenberg of Washington, D.C., and Mrs.

Sally Cohen of Hollywood, and two brothers, Esur Bernstein of Silver Springs, and Albert Bernstein of Hampton Manor. The funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Levine Memorial Chapel, 6t9 Washington Albany. Burial will be in Beth Tephilah Cemetery. DIED Suddenly al Samaritan Hospital, July 29, 1974, Mary E.

Martin, wife of Edward D. McRedmond, daughter of the laic Catherine Smith and Samuel Martin, also survived by several cousins, nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from the Daniel D. Purcell Funeral Home, 510 Pawling Avenue, corner of Parkview Court, Ihence to Our Lady of Vlclo-l ry. Church, where the Mass of the' Resureclion will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock.

Friends are inviled and may call at the Funeral; Home, Wednesday from 3 to 5 o'clock and 7 lo 9 o'clock. O'HRIEN In Walervliel, July 29, 1974, Zila R. Feary, wife of the late. William j. O'Brien; molhcr of Joseph C.

O'Brien, Weslmeie, Eugene F. O'Brien, Staten Island, Edward A. O'Brien, Cohoes, John P. O'Brien, Buffalo, Mrs, i Wasserbach, Albany, Mrs. Jane Wasscrbach, Albany, Mrs.

Regina Welsh, Walervliet, Mrs. Doris Packard, Rensselaer, Mrs. Joan D6F- Phoenix, Mrs. Helen Langford, Watervliet, Mrs, Siler; Active In Clmrcli WATERVLIET Mrs. Anna Pierce Siler, 80, of 431 2nd active in Jermain i a Presbyterian Church circles, died Monday night at Albany Memorial Hospital following a month's illness.

Widow of Raymond A. Siler, she was born in Coxsackie and educated in the public schools of Greene County. She had lived in Watervliet for 45 A member of Jermain i a Presbyterian Church, she was a deaconess of the church al the time of her death. She was also a member of the United Presbyterian Women, a charter member of the Mr. and Mrs.

Club, and for many years served as a Sunday School teacher. For more than ten years, she was an active Red Cross volunteer and was also a member of the Watervliet Senior Citizens and Ionic Chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star, Waterford. She Is survived by Iwo sons, Pierce R. Siler of Scheneclady and Earl R. Silor of Seneca, a sister, Mrs.

Ada Palmer of Climax; a brother, Waller G. Pierce of Norton Hill and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held al 11 a.m. Thursday from the Bowen Funeral Home, Sixth Street and Fifth Avenue, with Rev. Carlloli K.

Walker, pastor of the Carmen Presbyterian Church of Scheneclady, officiating. Interment will be in Memory's Garden, Colonie. Mr, Coonradfs Rites Thursday I a a a Coonradt, 68, of Stutfle Street Road, Cropseyville, who died suddenly Sunday while fishing on Lake Cham- Mrs. Moore, Wa-j lervllel and the late William J. O'Brien; sister of Rev.

John J. Feary of St. Ann's i lead Church, Albany, Mrs. Catherine Swift, Watervliet, Mrs. Alice i Walervliel, James Feary, Walervliet, and the lale Anna Feary and Mrs.

Mnry Sherlock; also survived by 20 grandchildren and 31 greal-grandchil- drcn. Funeral from the Funeral Mflalnn plain near Alburg, VI. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a. m. from the Gi- Lutheran' Church in Center Brunswick with Rev.

Floyd Addison paslor, officiating. Interment will be in Eagle Mills Cemetery. Home of J. Gregory Robcrye's Rites Concluded MELROSE The funeral and Son, 611 Fourth Avenue, 0 Edmund N. Roberge was Watervliet, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock and from St.

Brlgid's Church, where at 0:30 o'clock a Mass of the Resurrection will be sung. Friends arc Invited and may call Tuesday evening, Wednesday afternoon and i Interment Agues Cemetery, Menands, PAU.OZZI At the Albany Medical Center, July 28, 1974, Albert A. Pallozzi; husband of Lois Van Stcen- hurji; father of Alan Pallozzi of Waterford, New York, Richard A. Pallozzi of Oregon. David A.

Pallozzi of Waterford, New York, Mrs. Edward (Lois) Goodwill of Waterford, New York, Meredith (Linda) Connor of Ohio, Mrs. Norman (Beverly) Pruilt of Arlington, brother of Philip PallozziiSll.KIl Entered into rest Sr. of Waterford, New York, July 29, 1974, al Albany Me- 1 Monday from the Charles F. White Funeral Home, Valley Falls, and from St.

John's Schaghtlcoke, where a Mass ot Christian Burial was con- celebralcd by the pastor, Rev. Lawrence J. Garrily, and Rev. John F. RHey, pastor ot St.

George's Church, Plltstown. Bearers, all grandsons, included Wayne and Douglas i Francis Winters, Gary Roberge, Ronald Tenczar and William Brundige. Burial was in SI. John's Cemetery, Schaghticoke, where Father Garrity offi- cialeri. n.

1 O'Brien, 90, of 3 Idlewild Park, Walervliel, wife of the late William J. O'Brien, a Spanish-American War veteran, and sister of Rev. John J. Fearey, pastor of Church, Albany, died Monday al her resi- dehcfe after a long illness. She was borfi and had resided In Walervliet all her life.

She was daughter of the lale John A. and Elizabeth Hanley Fearey. Mrs. O'Brien was a coai- i a of St. Brigid's Former Senator Radcliffe BALTIMORE, Md.

(AP) Former U.S. Sen. George L. Radcliffe, a close personal friend of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, is dead at 96.

Radcliffe, who had been bedridden since July 12 recovering from a fractured hip, died at his home on Monday. The cause of death was not disclosed. Radeliffe was born in Ihe small Eastern Shore town of Lloyds, where his father was a farmer and shipbuilder. He earned a law degree from the University of Maryland in 1903. Radcliffe was appointed to his first political post in 1919, when he was named Maryland secretary of stale by the late Qov.

Emerson Harrington, a fellow Dorchester County native. became connected with the American Bonding Co. in 1803 as an attorney, eventually being named vice president of the firm. When American Bonding merged with Fidelity Deposit Co. in 1913, Radcliffe retained his position of vice president and was named director of the company.

He met Roosevelt in 1920 when bold were working for Fidelity cV Deposit, and "the resulting friendship in part prompted him to successfully seek a Senate seat in 1934. McRedmoud; Lifelong Tvoy Resi dent Mrs. Mary McRedmond of 120 Brunswick Troy, died suddenly Monday at Samaritan Hospital. She had been under the care ofa physician. A native and lifelong resident of Troy, Mrs.

McRedmond was educated in Troy and graduated from Troy High School. She Was the daughter of the late Samuel and Catherine Smith Martin. She was a communicant of Our Lady of Victory Church. Survivors Include her husband. Edward D.

McRedmond, and several nieces, nephews and cousin's. The funeral will he held at 9 a.m. Thursday from ths Daniel D. Purcell Funeral Home, 510 Pawling and at 9:30 A.m. from Our Lady of Victory Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated.

Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. Albert A. Pallozzi, 60; Worked As Salesman dencc, 312 Osbornc l.oudonville, wife of the lale Rev. Franois McCauley, mother of Miss Eleanor McCauley of l.oudonville Mrs, Helen M.

Will of Cohoes, and Roy L. McCaii- a a N.Y., grandmother of Mrs. Carol Will Brown, Mrs. Ionise Halloran, Alan Bordcn and Shirley McCauley, 4 greal- grandehildren also survive. Funeral will be held from I Daigneaull, Funeral Home 168 Mohawk Cohoes, Wednesday 11 a.m., wilh the Rev.

i of Ihe First Unilcd Presbyterian Church of Troy officiating. Inter- menl Oakwood Cemetery Troy. Friends may call afternoon and evening. Miss Teresa Pallozzi ot Waterford, New York; Mrs. Nobile (Amelia) Villa of Sara-j toga.

New York, Luigino! Pallozzi, Guido Paltozzi, Orlando Pallozzi all of Waler-l ford, New York also survived by leu grandchildren! and several nieces and' nephews. Funeral from Ihe Finni Funeral Home, 102 Third: Walerford, New! York Thursday morning a 9 o'clock Ihence to Grace; Episcopal Church, Water-1 ford where at 9:30 o'clock a Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon from 2 until 4 a Wednesday evening from 7 until 3. Inlcrment Memory Garden, Colonlc, New York. In lieu of (lowers kindly make contributions to Grace Memorial Fund.

Walerford. New York. i a 1 Hospital, Anna Pierce Silcr of 431 Second! Walervliet, wife of the lale Raymond A. Siler, molher of Pierce A. Siler, Schenectady, and Earl R.

Siler, Seneca, sister of Waller G. Pierce of Norlon Hill. N.Y., and Mrs. Ada Palmer of Climax, N.Y., grandmother of Mrs. Sharon Turcotlc, Clifton Park, Scotl Siler, Scheneclady; Bruce.

David, and Paul Slier all of, Seneca, also survived! by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from Ihe Bowen Funeral Home, corner of 6th St. and 5th Walervliet, Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends are invited and may call Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9. Those who wish may- make contributions to tht Memorial Fund of the Gcr- maine Memorial Presb rian Church, Walervliel.

Mrs. Morrison's Funeral Held The funeral of Mrs. Lillian W. Morrison of 2234 6th Troy, was held today from the John H. Lodge Full a I Home with Rev.

George Borthwick, copastor of Ihe First United Presbyterian Church, officiating. Friends were bearers and interment was in Elmwood Hill Cemetery where Rev. Borthwick officiated, Church-and member of the Rosary Siciety of that parish. She wa educated in St. Brigid's Academy.

Survivors Asides her brother jneludj four sons, Joseph a Wcslmere; Eugene F. of lalen Island; Edward A. Cohoes and John P. of Walerv- liet; seven daughters, Mrs. Zlta Wasserbjch and Mrs.

James Wassejbach, both of Albany; Mfs.fle.gina Welsh of Mrs. Doris Packard, Rentselaer; Mrs. Joan DeFloifo, Phoenix, Mrs. Hflen Langford a a i i a Moore, both jf-Watervliet; two Father Fearey and James Fearey of Watervliet; 26 grandchildren and great grandchildren, The funeral iill be Thursday at 9 a.m.-from the Funeral Home Gregory Nealon SonJ611 4th Wttervliet, anl at 9:30 a. m.

from St. Braid's Church where a Masj of Christian Burial' will te celebrated. Interment wil be in St. Agnes' Cemetery, Menands. WATERFORD Albert A.

Pallozzi, 60, 143 3rd Waterford, died Sunday at Albany Medical Center after a brief He was born in Waterford and lived here all his life. He was a salesman for Ma- xorrt Distributors, Sche- nSctady. He is survived by his wife, Lois VanSleenburg Pallozzi; three sons, Alan R. Pallozzi and David A. Pallozzi of Waterford, and Richard A.

Pallozzi of Oregon; three daughters, Mrs. Edward Goodwill of Walerford, Mrs. Meredith Connor of Ohio, i Beg Your Pardon ii John of 47 Mann Troy, who died Sunday, is survived by two sons, John R. and Michael F. Grose, and two daughters, Diane C.

and Karen A. Giose, all of Troy. had been incorrectly reported lo The Times Record that Mr. Grose Is survived by three sons and one daughter. The Times Record regrets the error.

In the obituary of Ernest H. Hall, husband nf the former Hazel Viola Hilrd, it was omitted that Mr. Hall was a former employe of the New York State Department of Health, retiring in 1959. The Times Record regrets the error. In the obituary of Mrs.

Mary A. McLaughlin Dowd which appeared In Monday's editions of The fimts Record, Mrs. Dowd's membership in the Sacred Htarl Sodality of St. Augustine's Church was omitted. The TiniUs Record regrets the error.

and Mrs; Norman Pruilt of four brothers, Phillip Pallozzi Luigino Pallozzi, Guido Pallozzi and Orlando Pallozzi, all of Waterford; and by two sisters, Teresa Pallozzi of Waterford and Mrs. Mobile Villa of Saratoga. The funeral will be at 9 Thursday from the Finn Funeral Home, 102 3rd Waterford, and al 9:30 a.m. al the Grace Episcopal Church, where the Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. I will be In Memory's Garden, Mrs.

Mary Maloney, 64; Veteran State Employe Mrs. Mopneyt Was Native Of Eenjimgton BENNINGTyN Mrs. Stella Rice Mjoney, 65, of 437 Elk Streelj Albany died Monday at the Putnam Memorial after a long illness. She wis the widow of Francis Modney who died in 1950. i Mrs.

Mooney was born in Bennington Jut); 9,1909. She was the daughjer of the late Fred and Ellen Newton Rice. She was educated in Bennington schoqls. Survivors itiqude three sons, Francis. Guilderland, Fred Colonie, and Robert of Rojterdam; two sisters, Airs.

James K. Hogan of Benninjion and Mrs. Harold HerzCg of White Plains and nhe grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at' 10 a.m. from (he Mahar anri'Son Funeral Home, Bonnii'glon.

Interment will be it) St. John the Baptist Cemetery, Renningtort. i C. Holdeu; Ballstoii Spa Woman's Kiii RUTLAND, Funeral services for jjorrell C. Hoiden, 67, who died Saturday at the Rutland Hospital after a long illness, 'was held at 11 a.m.

today from the Tossing Funeral Homi Rutland with Rev. Eugene, F. Mitchell, pastor of Church of the Good Shepard. Lutheran officiating. interment was in Ever- gree Cemetery.

Mr. horn in Rutland and was' a retired taxicab driver. Survivors i daughter, Ronald Lucas of Ballston two sisters, Mrs. Clara of Keene, N.H., and Mrs. Marion Malinowski of South Deerfield, Mass.

Mrs. Etlwavfl Dunn's Rites Comluctctl The funeral of Mrs. Edward A. Dunn o', 1306 Hutton St Troy, held this morning from Ihe Morris Stebbihs Funeral Home and from SI. Paul' the Apostle Church where a Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by John H.

C. Mulcahy, paslor. Bearers included William Robert O'Keefe, Joseph. Delaney, Frederick liaise, Anthony Muscatello and Russell VanZandt. Interment was in St.

Mary's Cemetery where Father Mulcahy 'officiated. COHOES Mrs. Mary C. Maloney, 64, of 52 Maslen suddenly Thurs- a while visiting her a Mrs. Stanley Montelehre in Frankfort, Germany, whose husband is serving with the Air Force at Rheinmain Air Force Base.

Mrs. Maloney had Rites Conducted For Sirs. Hoffman The funeral of Mrs. Helen Hoffman of 503 Grand Troy was held today from the Bryce Funeral Home and St. William's Church.

Troy. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated by Rev. Joseph Keyrouze, pastor. Friends of the family served as bearers. Interment, was in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Troy with Father Keyrouze officiating. Court Notes TROY POLICE COURT JUOGE KYflAN F. MOLLOY EUGENE EASON, 16, 2317 Uh Iffly, harass with i on! nip la 113.1 cf dlsnMsisl. LONNIE THOMAS, 23Ji Troy, haraiimt.il, with a of dismissal. JAMES E.

KENNEDY, U. 11h Troy, harassme.it, adjourned with a tontemplaikn dli-iiiiSil. JAMES K. WHITE, 11, Sth 51., Troy. hirass.rr,*rt1, idfourrid wllh I ec ni trr.pl it 12.1 6l dFsmlssil, DANIEL j.

QUIGLET, I), 237 2nd Troy, public rnioxfcallji, larceny lrj theft cf servlcti, waived lo Ihe grand alter a preliminary hearing. Cfflttri Koch an ard wesl. PEGGY HALL, Winler Park, Florida, fugiifvi from jusike, iransferrtd to ccunly ceurl. Co-inorj. GEME SWART, 33, 1SJ HIM Troy, a governT.eniai admin- resisting Arrest, erimtrril mls- chls! and escape', pleaded and adjourn id 16 Aig.

lor motions, Olflcer Fllipilrltk. A CASEY, it, Slh Troy, public Indication, pleaded gjilty ard given an unconditional discharge. OfilcefS CihiH La.Tibeditn, JOHN COUTURE, 20. ApU, Tioy, public, fnlox'cil'on, pi feared and glvSn an uncor.diUoral discharge. Oifkerji Tttl md FRANCIS LUCE, 2i.

349 51., Troy. lASurancft, ra ard no reg'slralTen, pltaiea galliy anJ fired ilOO and given ai Officer Marign. been under the care of a physician. The former Mary Piche, she was born in Cohoes, a of Mrs. Nora Maloney Piche of Cohoes and the late Eudor J.

Piche, and was a lifelong resident of the city. She had been employed by Ihc Slate of New York, as a senior audit clerk in the Department of Audit and Con-- trol for 22 years, and was a communicant of SI. Agnes' Church. Besides her daughter and her mother, she is s.urvived by two sons, James J. Maloney of BeUview, and a W.

Maloney of Cohoes, and 12 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be under the direction of the Fitzgerald Funeral Home. Jewish Events To Be Listed On Calendar The Troy Jewish Community Council requests that all temples and synagogues, organizations and Jewish communal organizations notify the council office of a i special events or functions so that they may he listed on the communitywide calendar. All Jewish families are asked to list their parties and olher. Simchas with the council office when 20 or more people are involved.

Members of the Troy Jewish community are asked lo call the council office to clear dates before scheduling events. When clearing functions and meetings, callers will be notified of other programs going on at the same time so that appropriate action can be taken ant! there will he no conflict. The council office is oper a through Fridaj from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. schedule dates.

,.111 Jj'y 10 i nil tMitmL'iftATHtk tnviCl, n.i ii ff nf llcll Nrfliir VIOLENT WEATHER that laced the Northeast and the Ohio Valley moved out to sea today, but showers lingered from the Middle Atlantic coast northward. (AP Wire- photo Map) Today's Weather Troy and Vicinity Cloudy tonight with low in the upper 50s. Wednesday, partially cloudy with high near.80. The sun sets at 8:18 p.m. today and rises al 5:45 a.m.

Wednesday. Pollution Index S02, 0.01, low; CO, low; soiling, unavailable. 1 a. m. 2 a.

m. 3 a. m. 4 a. m.

5 a. m. 6 a. m. 63 63 S3 65 65 65 7 a.

m. 8 a. m. 9 a. m.

10 a. m. 11 a. m. 12 noon 65 66 68 73 74 75.