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Women's Hall of Fame Inducts 10 Posted in the Oakland Tribune on Sunday, March 07, 2004 Written by Olvia Angulo, Correspondent Group Recognizes Outstanding Individuals in Alameda County Oakland ~ Ten women were honored by the Alameda County 11th annual Women's Hall of Fame Awards luncheon at the Oakland City Center Marriott on Saturday. The Alameda Health Care Foundation, the Commission on the Status of Women, along with the Board of Supervisors established the Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame in 1993 to acknowledge outstanding women for their contributions to their community, said Lorraine Provost, executive director of the Commission on the Status of Women. Proceeds of the luncheon will go toward breast cancer services. "It looks like every year these women get more and more outstanding," Provost said. "This is one of the few events where we could celebrate the accomplishments of women and show other girls and women they could be a part of this Hall of Fame, too." Women and girls are nominated by anybody working in Alameda County, said Provost, who encourages people to call early for applications because it's a competitive selection process. Honored were:
Provost said she hopes to continue the Alameda Hall of Fame forever. "Women do great things and often times they go unnoticed," she said. "We want to celebrate their accomplishments." The Oakland Tribune: Cityside
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