San Leandro Art Association to honor past presidents
JOSEPHINE ROBERTS reports a Tuesday party honoring former leaders of the San Leandro Art Association. Exna Crajal, special events chair, sent invitations for a musical program and a reception for members and friends, listing presidents to be honored in order.
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Meintiers
Faye Sammons
John Munger
Frank Smith
Palrivia Beyer
Gladys Harper
Imal
Wedding of Teresa Quinones and Danis Ronald
Reverend Don Osuna presided at St Francis de Sales Cathedral Oakland for the marriage of Teresa Quinones and Danis Ronald. The ceremony at St Felicitas Church included readings and a gown of organza lace with a chapel train. Family and friends from San Leandro and San Leandro hosted a reception at Rio Dolphin afterward.
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St Francis de Sales Cathedral
Oakland
Teresa Quinones
Danis Ronald
St Felicitas Catholic Church
Sep Leames
Teresa
Hosania Quinones
San Leandro
Mr Quinones
Robert L. Ronald
San la Tena
Women still struggle to win chess says expert
Diane Brown reports on Elseerald Hayward and Richard Stormin's Sunday column for The Daily Review arguing women lack the indirect reasoning and emotional balance to excel. Sherman disputes the view, noting chess demands discipline, but contends women may improve as they learn to think logically, while others say winning remains valued over beauty of play.
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Bobby Ischnri
Chess and women in chess power and potential
A feature discusses chess as a male origin game and argues that women can excel with dedication. Sherman reviews Soviet and U S women's champions, notes Gresser and Gaprindashvili as top players, and highlights women's growing participation, training methods, and a Bay Area lecture series showcasing the game.
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Sharon Praske Weds Robert Santos in Sil ver Springs Church
Sharon Kay Praske became the bride of Robert Santos at St Johns Church in Silver Springs Maryland. The ceremony featured sisters Tat Windy and Michelle as bridesmaids and brothers Dennis Greg Steven as ushers plus two brothers as altar boys. Sharon, a nurse at Merritt Hospital, lives in San Leandro. The couple plan medical studies and a Hawaii honeymoon follows a wedding reception at the Sidney Line Bar in Oakland.
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Alo
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