Oakland Tribune du lieu suivant : Oakland, California • 31

Mjk'kVf i fr SUNDAY July 18 2004 4 THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE Historicparkstiiesitefofevents' Community Calendar es Today Arts entertainment Today A ARKS Chances to learn Today Save a life: Give blood today DONATE YOUR CAR She (Oaklanb Tribune or home delivery call (510) 839 7323 Wendell James Exc Director Annalee ALLEN 1826 99) came to California from Hol land arriving in 1849 at the height of the Gold Rush He was a banker who PEACE WALK Lake Merritt Neigh i bors Organized for Peace lead a weekly walk around Lake Merritt 3 pm meet at the columns between Grand and Lake shore avenues near Interstate 580 and Grand Lake Theater 763 8712 DEBTORS ANONYMOUS Meeting 5 to 6 pm Pacific Center 2712 Tele graph Ave Berkeley (415) 522 9099 OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS Meeting for people who eat compulsively 7 to 8 am Mandana House 3989 Howe St Oakland 654 6086 established the Savings Union Bank a forerunner to today's Wells argo Bank His property known as for its towering live oak trees originally encompassed 9 acres The 24 room two story house is among the oldest structures in Oakland still standing and is notable for its gra cious wrap around porch History files reveal that such widely known Oaklanders as former Con gressman Ron Dellums Mayor Lionel Wilson dancer Ruth Beckford musi cian Coke Escovedo and sports legends rank Robinson Bill Russell and Curt lood spent their youth participating in rec programs at Deremery Park Displays from the various recreation centers are currehtly on view in the Dalziel Building 250 rank Ogawa Plaza next to City Hall Log on tp wwwoaklandnetcomparks to see a complete listing of this month's special events or call 238 3092 Be sure to mention band concert in Lakeside Park" says Woodeil starts at 1 pm picnics blankets lawn chairs and flag waving are Call 339 2818 for more information Have a listing for the daily cal endar? Send it two weeks in advance to the Community Calendar Desk The Oakland Tribune 401 13th St Oakland 94612 or call 208 6451 6477 Mott advocate of the so called Beautiful which called for the acquisition of park lands ap proved passage of a historic bond mea sure city was then able to buy certain 19th century era estates before they were lost forever to Deremery House 1651 Adeline St was acquired at this time (1907)Jt too is a city landmark and appears to be individually eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places say OME PLAY THE OPR say City of Oakland Office of Parks and Rec reatlon organizers as Na tlonal Recreation and Parks Month continues with special events and ac tivltles taking place every day through July Including open houses at the more than 40 community and recre atlon centers throughout Oakland featured open house will be at Studio One Art Center 365 45th St 'near Oakland Technical High School are Inviting the public to stop by between 10 am and 4 pm to see our summer classes in action" says center director Johnette Jones Morton are a number of and adult classes under way here at the center Our teen group members are available to greet visitors and show them around our The 100 year old Studio One building started out as a home for or phans sponsored by the Ladies Relief Society The structure has served as a bustling arts center since it was ac quired by the city in the early 1950s and is slated for major renovations and retrofitting with funds approved by voters under Measure DD On Tuesday the Smith Recre ation Center hosts visitors from noon until 3 pm are having a mini car nival with face painting bean bag toss a raffle and a table tennis says director Kwock Yee The center is named for renowned Oakland town builder rancis Marion who made his fortune extracting borax from Death Valley and spent vast sums to developing the Key System train lines and building subdivisions in the East Bay hills during the 1920s His estate Arbor Villa once stood up the road from rec center A pair of fiber glass mules symbols of famous 29 mule teams that hauled oift the borax from the desert will once again proudly in the park as soon as repairs are completed says Kwock Mosswood Park will be showcased on Thursday from 1 until 4:30 pm Tennis African dance and martial arts classes will be under way Mosswood Park is also home to the landmark Mosswood Cottage a charming example of the Gothic Revival Cottage style Once the home of Joseph 1 Moravia Moss and built in 1864 it is City Landmark No 6 i Anne Woodeil a long time supporter of the parks and recreation pro gram recounts how the Moss House is one of five historic houses now be longing to the city Together with Dunsmuir Camron Stanford the Peralta Hacienda and De remerv House Mosswood contributes significantly to the unique architectural the history files James Deremery heritage oi Oakland In 1907 city voters with the active encouragement of then Mayor rank Tribune ile Photo JULY IS National Recreation and Parks Month with open houses at centers such as Deremery House in West Oakland shown here PORT CHICAGO There will be a 60th anniversary commemoration of the Port Chicago tragedy 3 to 5 pm African Amencan Museum and Library 659 14th St Oakland 637 0200 CANCER CELEBRATION Musicians born under the zodiac sign of Cancer will celebrate and support the Charlotte Max well Complementary Clinic an alternative healing center for low income women $12 7 pm La Pena Cultural Center 3105 Shattuck Ave Berkeley 849 2572 EAST BAY WOMEN ART There will be a 10th anniversary reception of the East Bay Women Artists in a gallery exhibit of paintings mixed media photography apd wall sculptures 4 to 5:30 pm Royal Ground Gallery 2058 Mountain Boule vard Oakland 339 0348 CONCERT SERIES The Intermis sion summer concert series features local musicians ret Not performs free 6:30 to 8:30 pm All Nations Presbyterian Church 1300 Grand Ave Piedmont OAKLAND MUNICIPAL BAND All America Day is the theme of the concert performed by the Oakland Municipal Band 1 pm Lakeside Park Oakland 339 2818 RESISTANCE CINEMA Resistance Cinema is a film series that raises aware ness through film and community dis cussion The first film featured is Media In A Time of 3 to 5 pm Parkway Theater 1 834 Park Blvd Oakland (415) 717 2425 GOAT EST Meet the goats that chew the Berkeley hillsides to help pre vent fires during the Lawrence Hall of Sci erica's Goat est 1 :30 to 3:30 pm Centennial Drive Berkeley 642 5132 amily explorations Explore the magic of photography make your own pinhole camera and learn how our eyes work like cameras 12 to 4 pm Oakland Museum of California 10th and Oak Streets Oakland 238 2200 AMILY OLKDANCING An oppor tunity for families to dance their hearts out 1 to 2:30 pm Ashkenaz Music and Dance Community Center 1317 San Pablo Ave Berkeley 632 3713 1 ADULT EDUCATIONAL TECH Licensed amily Daycare 013417353 NOW ENROLLING Daycare for children ages 0 8 years old Monday Saturday Evening and Night Hours available Respite care also available upon request Also serving developmentally disabled children 7227 Weld Street Oakland CA 94621 (510) 638 1750 (510) 5687238 Bl xios? KDOL MPB programming on the Oakland Public Schools' educational access sta tion Channel 27 on Comcast Cable in cludes: 5 8 am KDOL Newsreel 9 am TEAMS Distance Learning Noon KDOL Newsreel 2 pm Title I Parent Education Hour 3 pm Urban Dreams Videos 4 pm Oakland Talent Showcase 6 pm KDOL Newsreel CCC Live BIKE TRIPPERS a historical trip of downtown Oakland with the Oak 7 pm land Museum of California's bicycle tours 1 8 pm Title I Parent Education Hour 10 am to 12:30 pm 10th and Oak KDOL Indre Hour Streets 238 3514' of a complete Schedule visit http BUDDHIST PRACTICE Lama Pal wwwkdolorg szssKTOPTV government programming on KTOP TV (cable Channel 10) includes: 1 8:30 am Info Access 9 am Rules and Legislation 71 504 10 a Going to the Source: Recy cling Construction Materials ft 11 am Public Works Committee 71304 12:30 pm inance and Management Committee 71304 3 pm Community and Economic De velopment Committee 713VO4 5 pm Life Enrichment Committee 71304 7 pm Public Safety Committee 71304 1 8 pm Get Retrofit 9 pm Around Town: Random Acts 9:30 pm Info Access '14 i Truck Van RV Boat (510) 415 4950 CALIORNIA BOYS GIRLS CLUB Whether you just want a weekend getaway or want tp get far far away the travel section is your destination of choice every Sunday Great Escapes zang and Perna Gellek will discuss 'The PRM I Perfection of 6 pm Tibetan KlDS ft PARENTS Nymgma Institute 1815 Highland Place Berkeley 843 6812 Totlav '5 JAZZ A master class uopay with oianist Geoffrey Keezerwill feature Piano $60475 1 2 to 1 :45 pm Jazzschool 2087 Addison St Berkeley 845 5373 Tax Deduction Help Youth Kl I I Jh P0 I a I a 4 ns il OS Hill IM 4 I rl i wll I ie St h' A MT MH PERORMING LIVE PERORMING LIVE MB Mr 1 I '55 oslllll rf A 4 BrT tv I PA1 SAT'JULY 31 SOS BAND THUR I JULY 29 Angela BOILL 9TH ANNUAL ARICAN 0 AMERICAN EXCELLENCE Ditoiuroo Aunnno Ill OUDINluO HTVMnUO KAISER PERMANENT ARMERS 1O29pm TtCIHUB COUEGEDAY JOB SHOWCASE UVING LEADERS HEALTH PAVILION WEJUTNHMUON GOSPELEXPLOSIQN HOME BOYERS AIB PROCOREMENTAIR BMITBYMmiMIIWlB HOMEBGYERSRESOURCECTR hhii fflUviif mwn Hiunu mPKilictowd BtctricConfur 0ldpj I I A zyO (Ham CITI MM KMTOtaAKMMB 510839 EXP0 wwwblackexpo2004com 'di i ''r i 1 1 1 J1G' 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 i i 1 'L WvdiaM St or home delivery call (510) 839 7323 SAT JULY 31 SOS BAND urn WELLS I AK( (Tribune iWkrt I.