Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 13

Oiklmd Tribum 13 cctcc Nov. 1959 BPW Council Sett San Leandro Meet '1 SAN LEANDRO, Nov. 7 fx HI The Eastbay Chapter of th Christian Buiiness and Pro-fofisional Women's Council will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday st the Covered Wagon Restaurant, 1045 MacArthur C. J.

List, San Jose stockbroker, will be the featured speaker. He will discuss, "An Investment Program for Business Women." The theme of the meeting is "Pennies From Heaven." Mrs. Marge Rhodes of a Hayward department stor will present a demonstration of gift Miss Joan Hamilton, president, will preside. Miss Doris Monk of San Leandro wJl sing. S.

Mills Ceramic Show Set for Cargoes Fair Artisans of the Mills College Ceramic Guild will give a special showing of their pott tery designs at Christmas Car-goers fair in Jack London Square Nov. 13-16. In addition to this featured exhibit activities in booths will be displays by children artists, Oriental art specialists and 24 commercial import and department stores of the Bay Area. Christmas Cargoes is a benefit staged by 1,100 volunteers for the Legal Aid Society of Alameda County, a United Crusade agency which helps needy litigants. Talented children performing include those from the Junior Center of Art and Science, who on Nov.

14 will sketch murals. Studios I "and II, a division of the Oakland Park Department, will display achievements of their students. Linda Chang Koo will exhibit her classic Chinese silk Mattress Renovating Free Estimates Ni Obligation Trained hands sea your order sent-pletely through i -i cfo i v- a delivered as new, back to you. New MattreiMf. a f- ML rnono tory-te-you aricet.

Odd Sins Midi to Order KEVA ULympie 1 2-5522 scrolls, Jade Snow Wong will ACORN PROJECT Zoning changes proposed for Oakland's first redevelopment area ore shown above: 1. now D-multiple dwelling, will become UR-C multiple dwelling; 2, now C-multiple dwelling, will become UR-C; 3. now H-light industrial, will become UR-C; 4, HJight industrial, and 5-heavy industrial, will remain unchanged. Hearing on West Oakland Rezoning for Acorn Project Trihnnr (hitla FOR CHARITY Preparing lo exhibit in Legal Aid Society's Christmas Cargoet icdr at Jack London Square Nov. 13-16 are these members of Mills College Ceramic Guild: (from left) Mrs.

Antonio Prieto, potter; Mrs. Erwin Ferer, exhibit chairman, and students Margaret Kearney and Cynthia Sterling, who will work in booth. show her enamels and pewter and porcelain imports and Hi- Mattriss Manufacturing Co. (Ett. 1901) 5394 Clarement Are.

Reiehel will create her sai Japanese dolls for visitors. OPGCJ r.1nDAV AHD FRIDAY UIGEOlTSriJUYIE. 9 The first formal step toward protecting the ultimate goals of the West Oakland rcdevefc opmcnt program will be aired at' a 7:30 p.m. public hearing next Thursday at the Oakland Auditorium' Ballroom. To be discussed are proposals to rezone portion of the 50-block Acorn Project area to protect it from interim new construction-which would be incompatible with the city's future land use plan.

Anticipating widespread in- SHOP PAY NOTHING 'Tit I960 ban renewal multiple-dwelling. This will add "additional con-trols on new construction to require 75 per cent off-street parking and restrict lot coverage to 45 per cent. 2 Changing a 10-block strip across the area and three blocks on the east from industrial 4o Tne major pprtiori'Vof this area is developed residential already, despite the zoning. 3 i about two blpcfts in the northeast corner of the project from multiple-dwelling to This will reduce the height allowed for new buildings from 100 to 75 feet. Other conditions will remain unchanged.

An existing industrial zone on both sides of Seventh St. and extending up Market St. to the project boundary will remain unchanged. And the heavy industrial area below the Nimitz Freeway will keep its present zoning. If after the hearing the changes are approved by the planning commission, the proposal will go to the City Coun terest, the City Planning Commission selected a night meeting to allow all interested parties to attend.

Actually, the rezoning proposed now will vary little from the present use of the land. And a large portion of the Acorn project will not be re-zoned at all. The final rezoning to match the ultimate land use plan developed by the Oakland Redevelopment Agency will take place after City Council adoption of the final plan and during the "execution" phase of the project. The Acorn project is the first in a 10-year, five-step program planned for a 250-block area. It is roughly bounded by 10th, Rrush, First and Cypress Streets.

The entire project area is bounded by the Southern Pacific tracks on the West and South and by West Grand Ave. on the North and Brush St. on the East. Zoning changes to be aired Nov, 12 include: 1 Rezoning about eight blocks across the top of the project area from multiple-dwelling to '-UR-C" ur til $15 Million Drive For Jewish College NEW YORK, Nov. 7 Plans for raising $15,000,000 in three years to improve facilities of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion were announced today.

The announcement a.m from the Rev. Dr. (Rabbi) Maurice N. Eisendrath, president of the Union of Hebrew Congregations, and the Rev. Dr.

(Rabbi) Nelson Glueck, president of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. The college has schools in New York, Cincinnati and Los Angeles. I I) I 'ill 11 xV. '6 Ay' -r 'if 7 cil probably in mid-Decem berfor final action. OPENMONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL'9 'W aj aa I MUf Off 031 mmmm rummr i i i iimm 11 nun inn iiiimiii i i i in 11 i i no 'Hiar taa II a UStaStfta Tel AT i "is.

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