Freedom Foundation awards dinner honors two Californians
The Alameda County Area Women's Chapter of the Freedoms Foundation held its third annual Outstanding Americanism awards dinner at the Blue Dolphin in San Leandro. Ray Parnay superintendent of schools Forestville won for his Thoughts on Memorial Day editorial and Lorrame McKnight for the play Project 76 Presents Great Americans. Astoria DePeralta Oakland introduced distinguished guests.
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Alameda County
The
Freedoms Foundation
Blue Dolphin
San Leandro
California
George Washington Freedom Foundation
Benedict Comenzind
Ray Parnay
Forestville
Lorrame McKnight
Astoria DePeralta
Oakland
Touring a women's prison
Janet Lowe tours Dedford Hills Correctional Facility New Yorks only women's prison. The campus like grounds show barbed wire guards and segregated facilities. The prison school offers literacy classes high school equivalency exams and college credit courses while inmates study sewing art music and cosmetology.
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Janet Lowe
Copley
Dedford Hills Correctional Facility
New York
Dedford Sills
Oue
Lem
Miss Candea and Jack Tascall Wed at Fremont Church
Suzanne Michele Candea and Jack M. Tascall exchanged vows at Thornton Avenue Baptist Church in Fremont with eighteen friends and relatives in the wedding party. Cheri Wolfe was maid of honor, Tim Nordeen best man, and Nicholas Candea flew from Germany to serve as usher. The bride is the daughter of Nick and (Mrs.) Candea of Newark, and the groom is the son of James and (Mrs.) Tascall of Paso Robles. The couple planned a Carmel honeymoon and reside in Hayward after a reception at Newark Pavilion.
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Suzanne Michele Candea
Jack M. Lascall
Thornton Avenue Baptist Church
Fremont
Cheri Wolfe
Tim Nordeen
Nicholas Candea
Germany
Suzanne
Nick Candea
Newark
Jack
Liesom
James Tascall
Paso Robles
Newark Pavilion
Carmel
Hayward
Miss Haag Weds Michael McCue in San Leandro Church
Kathleen Haag and Michael McCue exchanged marriage vows at First Presbyterian Church in San Leandro with a Carmel honeymoon to follow. The bride, daughter of Arthur Haag of Bay Village, Ohio, wore a white satin Empire gown with lace trim. attendants included maid of honor Sherrind Holvenstot and bridesmaids Cheryl and Judy Greany, Diane McCue, and Mary Haag. The groom’s father served as best man. ushers were Daniel Haley, Ray Rackley, and John and Mandy Haag.
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Cheryl
Judy Greany
Diane McCue
Mary Haag
Daniel Haley
Ray Rackley
Ohn
Mandy Haag
Carmel
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Lerinne McKnight
LaVern Cheval
Johnny Cash
Merle Haggard
Aganans
MARS
Jack Hascall
Fars
Michael McCue
Miss Haag
ATIC
Amerit
Bera
O'Keefe & Merritt
SAT
Fremont Dublin
Fremont Blvd
Village
Minion Blvd
Concord
Southland
EL Cerrito
Alameda
Oakland & Hayward
E Hayward
Foothill
Sun Valley
Walnut Creek
Luise
Goldman
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