Use for spare candles sparks a candle crisis
A Pleasanton reader muses on conserving candles amid energy worries and an aging stockpile of stubs. The piece links household thrift to a broader energy crisis, noting mothers, Scouts, and Christmas crafts rely on candles as PG&E reports curtailment insufficient to meet targets.
Winter Wedding Plans for Elizabeth Corywites and Mew Haker
Elizabeth Corywites and Mew Haker announced plans for a late winter wedding. The engagement was revealed by her parents Mr and Mrs Emill Cervantes at an announcement dinner in Hayward. The couple, both graduates of Chabot College, will wed in Hayward with Willker Maker and Mew as parents.
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Elizabeth High Corywites
Mew Haker
Emill Cervantes
Allen
Mew
Willker
Hayward
Chabot Colle
Wedding submissions urged three weeks before ceremony
The Dailyview invites wedding stories submitted within three toys after the ceremony. Forms are available at 144 West Winton Ave Hayward 125 Parrott St San Leandro or 122 Center Square Fremont. Submit early to avoid bury days before the wedding date.
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Secretary to Kissinger Finds Work Exciting and Demanding
Bonnie Andrews, joining Henry Kissinger's staff in January, serves as personal secretary and coordinates his social calendar. She has traveled with him on trips to Paris Moscow Iceland Peking and San Clemente and notes the demanding hours, the fascinating man, and Washington's intrigue. She speaks of lighter workload in the State Department, enjoys tennis and horseback riding on weekends, and mentions her background as a Pan American stewardess and studies at Oregon and San Francisco State.
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Pam Drake Weds in Castro Valley
Pam Drake married Keith Jones in Faith Lutheran Church Castro Valley aboard a linen wedding gown of white silk organza with lace trim. The ceremony featured a family heirloom handkerchief carried from 1910. The couple reside in Castro Valley after a Lake Tahoe honeymoon with a reception at Alta Mira Women's Clubhouse.
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Pam Drake
Keith Jones
Faith
San Jose Ceremony for Fremont Bride Charlene Fotopoulos Weds Alex Wolfson
Charlene Fotopoulos of Fremont and Alex M M Wolfson wed at Temple Emanu-El in San Jose. The couple honeymooned in the Lake Tahoe area and reside in Newark. Charlene is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lee Fotopoulos of Fremont. Alex is the son of Mr and Mrs James M Wolfson of Florida. The bride wore ivory satin lace gown with circular neckline and long sleeves, carried a Bible with flowers. Matron of honor Mrs Timothy Cannon wore pastel print. Susan Cookin Wolfson wore a similar gown. Frantic shower attendees assisted guests to seats.
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Alex MM Wolfson
Temple Emanu-El
San Jose
Lake Tahoe
Temple
Newark
Charlene
John-Lee Fotopoulos
Fremont
Alex
James M. Wolfson
Bay Hare Barsland
Fla
Timothy Cannon
Hone
Susan
Cookin Wolfson
Frank Seronie
Brutar
Manuel deRem
Wedding of Victoria Has sartato and John Alcantar Sr
Victoria Has sartato wed John Alcantar Sr at St. Joachim's Church Hayward. Bride daughter of Leo and Af Hayward, groom's parents from Hayward attended. Bride wore white nylon Venise gown. Evelyn Frese as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Ragarto sisters Alcantar others. best man Chavez. Guests included Mascarenas and Alcantar family. Reception at Southland Community Hall. honeymoon Lake Tahoe. reside Fremont.
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Victoria Hassartato
John Alcantar
Victoria
Leo D. Rastrio
Fromm
John Alicantar Sr
Jane
Evelyn Frese
Sandra
Debbie Ragarto
Anne
Tina Alcantar
Women see energy crisis and ERA as top 74 concerns
In a survey led by Gay Pauley New York women name the energy crisis and the Equal Rights Amendment as the foremost issues for 1974 and beyond. Watergate and campaign finance, aging, housing, education, and civil rights also surface as priorities, with calls for broader public funding and active political participation.
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New York
DPE
Kermit Hargant
Federation of Women's Clubs
League of Women
Voters
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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