8 THE REPORTER DISPATCH, WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., APRIL 4, 1972 Musical Program VALHALLAThe Valhalla Woman's Club will hold its President's reception Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the meetng room of the Valhalla United Methodist Church. Presidents of area women's clubs will be guests of the evening. Mrs. Thomas J.
Cawley, president of the Valhalla Woman's Club, will welcome those present. "Davis and a song and dance team, will provide a program of music and dance mixed with satire. This will be the first Westchester appearance for Miss Shaw and Miss Davis, both of whom are residents of White Plains. Miss Shaw has performed in "Pajama "How to Succeed in Business Without Really "Gypsy" and others. Miss Davis has sung in "Babes in "My Fair "Fiddler on the Roof" and also in professional children's theater.
Hadassah Unit To Sponsor Flea Market The White Plains Chapter of Hadassah will sponsor an Antique Flea Market Sunday from 11 a.mm. to 8 p.m at Rye Playland. More than 100 exhibitors will dispiay merchandise. Refreshments will be available. There is an admission charge.
Proceeds will go toward furthering research, teaching and healing under the auspices of the Hadassah Medical Organization. At Valhalla AT -Joan Davis and Pat Laura Wise Hertzberg Plans To Wed Mr. Poulin Miss Laura Wise Hertzberg and Jean- Poulin of Los Angeles, Calif. plan to marry. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin C. Hertzberg of 15 Smith Ave. have announced the ment of their daughter to the son of Madame Georges Poulin of St. Camille, Quebec and the late Georges Poulin.
A graduate of White Plains High School, Miss Hertzberg received a bachelor's degree in English from Emerson College in Boston. During college she participated in the Experiment. in International Living in Sweden and studied in Florence, Italy under the auspices of Syracuse University. She is the great granddaughter of Rabbi Isaac May. er Wise, the founder of Re.
LAURA W. HERTZBERG Terriss William Ohl Marries In Australia GREENBURGHTerriss William Ohl, son of Mrs. Mildred Ohl of 111 E. Hartsdale. and married the Miss late Valerie Elaine' Barnett Saturday evening in Melbourne, Australia.
The bride is the daughter of F. Roy Barnett of Melbourne, and the late Mrs. Phyliss Barnett. The six p.m. ceremony took place in Fitchell Chapel of the Methodist Ladies College.
A garden reception followed. The bride's brother, Geoffrey Barnett, was best man. bride, an alumna of the Methodist Ladies College, is a student in a Melbourne Hospi- tal Nursing School. Her husband, a graduate of the Collegiate School in New York and Centre College in Kentucky, received a degree from Columbia University, where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. For the past two years he has been employed in the Computer Division of Honeywell in Sidney, Australia.
The bridegroom's maternal grandfather, Tom Terriss, was a motion picture director, and was a member of the tion party the discovery in 1923 of King Tutankamen's Tomb in Egypt. The couple will make their home in England. Vistas For Women To Begin New Series Vistas for Women of the YWCA of White Plains, Mount Vernon and Central Westches. ter will begin its next series of Group Counseling sessions designed for women interested in returning to school or work but need some guidance in making plans. The 6 series will include testing of interests and EWC Junior Slate EASTCHESTERThe Juniors of the Woman's Club of Eastchester will hold a program, "Exercising with Elaine Monday at 8 p.m.
at the clubhouse. Mrs. Arthur Arnold, presi- aptitudes, how to write a resume and discussions focusing on past experience, present family situation and individual needs and planning realistic future goals. Registration closes April 15. Meetings are at the YW.
515 North Street. Call Mrs. Claire Watsky for further tion. 'Exercising' Program dent, will preside. Plans for a fund raising mini-bridge, to be held May 1, will be discussed.
The Juniors are continuing their philanthropic working with the aged at project, the Wartburg Home in Mount Vernon. Maryland Ratifies Rights For Women ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) faryland has become the inth state to ratify the proosed equal rights for women mendment to the Constitu- Club Pat Shaw DENTIST TO TALK VALHALLADr. Harry 0. Johnson will speak on "Communications in the Dental Office" before the Westchester Dental Assistants Society April 14 at 7:30 p.m.
in Grasslands Hospital Medical Building. Dudick will Annas lead the premeeting clinic on mixing new v. cement for bands in orthodonticts. It's a date! Woman's Club of. White Plains, club day luncheon and discussion by Phyllis Kepler, explorer and journalist; philanthropy book sale for members and guests, 11 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m., book sale public from 4 to 7 p.m., luncheon at 12:15 p.m., with program at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday. Westchester Chi Omega Alumnae, annual Eleusinian luncheon at the Pelham Country Club, discussion of future of fraternities and sororities by Walter C. Kanwisher executive secretary of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity; 11:45 a.m., Wednesday. Scarsdale Woman's Club, annual Jennie Clarkson Home dessert bridge, at the Woman's Club, 1 p.m., Thursday. Students for Human Equality, discussion by Natalie: Shainess, psychiatrist; topic, "Sex Role Stereotypes: A Psychiatrist Views The Necessity For Change," open to the public; auditorium of Edgemont High School, Greenville; 8 p.m.
Thursday. Channel 13 Friends Set Talk GREENBURGHMichael Armstrong, chief counsel for the Knapp Commission, will speak at an informal evening sponsored by the Westchester Friends of Channel 13, at 8:15 p.m. April 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer of 270 Glendale Road, Greenville.
In July 1970, Armstrong took a leave of absence from the firm of Cahill, Gordon, Sonnett. Reindel Ohl, of which he is a partner, to work with the Knapp Commission which probed the New York City Police. Mrs. Ted Gladstone of 51 Sprain Valley Road, Greenville, and Mrs. Herbert New.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Johnson of 10 Seneca Lane have made known the engagement and approaching marriage plans of their daughter to the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alan H. Kane of Greenhijl Farms, Pa. Miss Johnson, an alumna of Westlake High School, received a bachelor's degree last year in art history from Mary Washington College. A ber of Mademoiselle's college board during college, she is a graduate student in art history at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville. Her fiance, a graduate of Lower Marion High School in Ardmore, was graduated planned in 1967" from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Having served as a lieutenant with the U. S. Army, he has resumed his studies as a third year law student at UVA and expects to be graduated next January. as a third year law student at UVA and expects to be graduated next January. MELISSA C.
JOHNSON T. F. Leddy To Wed In October EASTCHESTERAn October wedding is planned by Miss Nancy Elizabeth Meisenhelter and Thomas Francis Leddy. Mrs. A.
Mink Meisenhelter of Gladwyne, Pa. has announced the engagement of her daughter to the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Leddy of 408 Hollywood Ave.
Yonkers. The bride-to-be is the daughter also of the late Lieutenant Colonel Robert Meisenhelter. Miss Meisenhelter, a graduate of Bennett College in Millbrook and of the New York School of Interior Design, is employed by Pandora Patterns Lt. in New York. Her fiance, who was graduate from Fordham University, received a master's degree from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of the University of Pennsylvania.
A candidate for a doctorate at New York University, he also attended the University of Geneva in Switzerland. He is a securities analyst with Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith Inc. He is the grandson of Mrs. Emile F. Oxrdreau 209 Garth Road.
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Her grandparents are the late Rabbi and Mrs. Jonah Bondi Wise of Hartsdale, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Hertzberg of New York City. Her fiance studied at Laval University in Quebec and was graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto and the Anthony School of Real Estate in Los Angeles.
He is a real estate broker in Los Angeles. Former Detective Eddie "Popeye" Egan 'French Connection' Fame "POPEYE" COMES TO WESTCHESTER What happened when former was taken on a grand tour WRN staff writer Walter Anderson? The "French Connection" cop hatred of pushers, which stems member of his own family. But this' special series, you'll find tions such as: Was his dismissal a frameup? What does he think of Would he like to work here? Where did the name "Popeye" What about the sequel to Egan visited Yonkers, White helle, and Port and saw, what he liked and what he clusive series. detective Eddie "Popeye" Egan of Westchester crime spots by could hardly restrain his lifelong from a ghastly experience by a most of the time, he talked. In Egan's blunt answers to ques- Westchester? come from? "The French Connection?" Plains, Mount Vernon, New Rochad a lot to say about what he didn't like.
Don't miss this ex: Exclusive New Series Starts FRIDAY in Member: The Gonnett Group THE REPORTER DISPATCH tion. state Senate voted 37 to 0 Monday in favor of a joint resolution passed by the House of Delegates last week. westchester rockland newspapers.
