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Karen Cocco Engaged To Thomas Slattery Jr. Frtnl Studio MISS KAREN COCCO Mr. and Mrs. John Cocco, 66 Clark announce the betrothal of their daughter, Karen to Thomas E. Slattery Jr.

He Is the son of Detective and Mrs. Thomas, Slattery 73 Southgate Drfve, Town of Poughkeepsie. A 1968 graduate of Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Miss Cocco was graduated this year from Dutchess Community College. She is employed as a legal secretary at the Attorney General's office in Poughkeepsie. Mr.

Slattery Is a 1967 graduate of Poughkeepsie High School. He attended Dutchess Community Cnllepe and Is em ployed as a credit manager for w. t. urant uo. Wedding plans are incom plete.

Louise Jacobs Betrothed To Gregory Michael Lyons Mr. and Mrs. David S. Jacobs, Yohkers, announce the engage tnent of thehxiaughter, Louise Marie, to Gregory Michael Lyons. He is the son of Mrs.

Philip A. Lyons, Pine Plains, formerly Lyons: Miss Jacobs, a graduate of Our Lady of Victory Academy in Dobbs Ferry, is attending Iona College, New Rochelle. An alumnus of the Cranwell Preparatory School, Lenox, Mr. Lyons was grad iiated from the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass. He also attended Fordham Law School.

The wedding is planned for early next year. MISS LOUISE JACOBS Foreign Correspondent To Address Sisterhood Leonard Whartman, Middle East bureau chief of the Mutual Broadcasting System and RKO Westinghouse Radio will address members of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth El Monday night. The session will commence at 8:15 p.m. at the temple. i A graduate of Temple University and Gratz College in Philadelphia, Mr.

Whartman served with the Army Information Division in the Philippines, during World War II. In 1947 he went to Palestine and served in the Hagannah during the Israeli War of Independence. Mr. Whartman remained In Israel to help form the Israeli Broadcast System. He writes extensively in newspapers and uidgdiiiiea ucie ctuu ui cngiana, anaua ana a i His topic at this open meeting will be "A Foreign Correspondent Views the Middle East." i'v KR fit LEONARD WHARTMAN i iwSnSfc DR.

SWEENEY Dr. Sweeney To Be Speaker HYDE PARK Dr. Lawrence Sharon Ann Speedlihg Engaged To Mr. Filippini Mr. and Mrs.

George G. Spqedling, Mountain Road, Slormville, the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Ann, to Robert Henry Filippini. He1 is the 'son of Mr. and. Mrs.

John P. 23 Whiton Carmel. Miss Speedling is a 1969 grad uate of Carmel High School. She is employed as a nurse's aide by the Kent Nursing Home. Mr.

mippini was graduated from Carmel High School and is, a 1970 graduate of Syracuse University where he received 'a B. A. degree in anthropology. Wedding plans are incom plete. Virginia Achille Engaged To Robert A.

Rifenberick an? lie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank James Achille, 4VMe a dbw High land, announce the engagement of their daughter, Vir Sweeney will be the speaker ginia Marie, to Robert Alan Rifenberick, Albany. Miss Achille is a graduate of State University College at at a meeting of the Hyde Park Kotary uub on Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 12:15 p.m.

at The Kitchen. The part time commissioner nf mental health cervtpoa fni Dutchess County, Dr. Sweeney jBrockPort where she completed is a cum laude graduate of her undergraduate studies and Princeton University and re ithe Staip Univorsifu nf ceived his medical degree at Albanv whprp h. rur. 1 October '25, 1970 Poughkeepsie Journol 3A MISS SHARON SPEEDLING I VPr' You Don't Have to be SCOTCH to Enjoy Fashion Treasures Route 9 (South Road) behind the Treasure Chut Open Sal.

10 3 p.m., Thurs. 1 to 4. Closed Monday the Cornell University Medical College. From Oct. 9, 1944, throueh Sept.

7, 1946, he served in the U.S. Navy and saw service in the South. racifla and He nas neld the county posi tion since Oct. 1, 1969. Charles Quattrochl is program chairman.

rcntly is employed as an academic adviser. Her fiance was graduated from the rState' University at Albany: He is employed 'as; a1 property expert, in the Federal Housing Administration. A Dec. 5 wedding is planned, Poughkeepsie Rotary Club To Hear Bard College Derin PopePaul VI's temporal tillers Sovereign of the State oITaticanCity, The speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Poughkeepsie Rotary Club will be Carl M. Selinger, dean of Bard College.

The club meets at noon at the YMCA. Dr. Selinger, who has an A.B. degree from' the University of California (Berkeley) and a J.D., cum laude, from Harvard Law School, was' professor of law at the University of New Mexico before assuming his post at Bard. He has also been a Teaching Fellow at Harvard Law School, a professor of law at Albany Law School, and a practicing attorney in Califor nia.

Dr. Selinger is the author of articles on problems in higher education and the sociology of the legal profession, and his talk at Rotary will be concern ed with No Fault Automobile Accident Insurance, a question on which he wrote in the July 1970 issue of the American Bar Association Titled MRS. VIRGIjyiA ACHILLE fWl CHRISTINE'S BEAUTY SALON Christine, formerly of Gregory's announces the grand opening of her new beauty salon Tomorrow, October 26 at 58'J Main! Poughkeepsie GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Permanent Waves With Free Poll'keralate Conditioner Regularly" $20 Regularly $15 NOW $10 Monday thru Thursday Shampoo 'Set $2.50 HAIRCUT 7T7 Also ask Christine about her on liaircoloring. Call for appointment 473 9230 No Appointment Necessary Monday thru Thursday CARL M. SELINGER "Automobile Accident Litigation and the Bar," the article maintained, that fault system: trials have reduced the public's confidence in the legal profession.

Vision Clinic Set In Dover DOVER PLAINS A free vision screening for children, three to five years of age, will be held at Dover Junior Senior Hgh School on Saturday, Nov. 7 from 9 to a.m. The "lazy eye" clinic is sponsored by the Town of Dover Lions Club, with the assistance of the Dover Health Committee. Each child in the Dover School District has received a flyer to take home describing the clinic, according to Craig N. Lonsdale of the Dover Lions Club.

Darnell Aiding Buckley Campaign AMENIA Donald Yellen and R. Watson Pomeroy, co chairmen of the Dutchess County Buckley for Senator Committee, have announced the appointment of John M. Darnell, Amenia, as chairman of the Amenia. Wassaic Buckley for Senator Committee. Darnell succeeds John R.

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