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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1978-01-11 AdvertisementsOtte filiattti lLL rfltd A KNIGHT-RIDDER NEWSPAPER E MIAMI 7n craft) t) PUBLISHING COMPA ADVERTISING STATEMENT THE MIA. A COX NEVI NUMPFc 35027!1 . 525-0501 TWO ED'TOPIALIV INDFPENCFNT NFWSPAPFPS PPiNTED SOLD AND HSTPIBUTEE? fiY TI-+E MIAMI REPAID PUBLISHING COMPANY t, c] k t ' I rti '� •�, ,::i+ ,) Pt ASE RE TURN 1N15 STLIF3 WITH REMITTANCE THANK YOU' • h1. ley PAh• • -{ L $ • • • • • • • it OPPPAP•overwr.,,,,, g Services :j••• ".,;1•1(2.? ;•.f.!•';.• Creative Services free estimates • Special Advertising Sections prices quoted '.1'. r ,4 Translation 1•7'. ; Reprints of ,:i:9HH • • • • free !II! \111‘ti Nilk‘• 4= . A 4-8 TEII: MJA,MI HERALD Wed iesday, January 4. 1978 JOHN HUDDY TIiiiig.s 0f ll We Call Do Wititmit in 1978 lour days into 1978 and already i'nl worried: The Ni'' Year doesn't look so goad, not so goad at all. As hest f can figure, nothing tnurh has changed — it's the same year. with the same people. manners. mores. movies. television programs, media horrors and political frights. Time for our annual ritual. 1 suppose: a critic's fantasy in which big of- fenders and small irritants go away ... tar. far away. Some Musts to :livid Here are the people. customs. and events some of us c'. nuld like to avoid — „r at least hear a little hit less of and tram - - in 197S: Ci1AR1111G CRITTERS — E arrah-lracvcrtt Majors. i h r hair. I )er teeth. Iler sex lite. I ler sporting endeavors . , . 'clarz:area Trudeau ... Chuck Barris , , . Berl tirn•ack ... Ellis Rubin ... Elizabeth Taylor ... Chuck Barris ... Jerry Lewis ... Margaux Hemingway ... Bert Lance ... Chuck l3arris ... Bob Kunst ... Billy Carter ... i.li;abeth Pay ... Cher ... Chuck Barris ... Robert Blake ... Terri Garr ... ;Vicki 1)ahne ... Steve Daily ... Ken Russell ... Geraldine Chaplin ....fan -Michael Vincent ... and of course. ('Mick Barris .. The I'ntutds-oi'-I'lesh Luol. LOCA1. ('OLOIt — Ctver'viight middle-aged men. c'ho need to lose at least .ill pounds hut %ehc, persist in wearing chi it stints open to their navel.. To accent the took. the same men wear o\er,i.'ed medallion, and occasionally something resembling ,i 111rt•e stooges lright c'.1g. And they say Nliaini has no class ....Tourist Development Au- thority reports. the ones that list hots many Inches of copy has been published concerning; Miami Beach. They don't bother to mention that much of the coverage has been unfa- vorable ... Dogs. Barking dogs. Biting dogs. Dogs that foul my lawn. often cchile at the end of someone's leash ... The cars with the New York license plates that stop at the ramp between 1-95 and 1-195, then start to back up while trying to figure out which road takes them to Miami Beach ... Mi- ami's gutsy government, so indecisive that a simple ques- tion about beer in the Orange L'owl has to go to a public vote .. .1 ward Shtptes fait the f'ri:e- TiIE 11E DI A — 'IA' Award shows. of any kind, except Icir the Academy Awards. (The are so bad, they're terrific) ... The. !Miami Herald nulvie linucIock. When it goes out of kilter. all of cc•estern civilization totters at the brink ... Movie critics cyho give away tau much of the plot. includ- ing t hi ending. May t hey be forced to watch a }ear's worth of movies and plays hackcvarcls ... Local TV commercials pitching cemetery plots. One of them begins by noting. "kk'e almost didn't make this commercial." They should have followed their instincts, ... -The Gong Show.- a hor- ritying glimpse of an onrushing clash between the forces of culture and dignity. and those of the chicken duo -duo men- tality tto cite one of the more subtle shots given us lately on the show) 1ST 1040 RUTH It.1" 1 unn4e FOREMAN'S ACTOR'S STUDIO Winter Term Starts Jan. 16 Beginners, Advanced 8, Processional classes. Young people's classes — Days Adult classes — Evenings For Information: DADE 891.1830 HYWD. 923-0941 TUES. JAN. 17 thru MON. JAN. 30 MIAMI BEACH CONVENTION CENTER Produced ey le..n veld.nd K.nneIi;rew ALL NEW! 108th YEAR! CHARGE TICKETS BY PHONE NOW! CALL (305) 531-3437 MONDAY they FRiDAY 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Cnarpe !e row VISA MASTER CHARiE 0' AY(R!CAM ttPR(SS' Also At The West Palm Beach Auditorium THURS. JAN 12 thru SUN. IAN. 15 ■ Money -saving coupons in The Miami Herald of the newspaper. ir'Iti LEE sONN Siyiay Sensation 1111 EXOTIC DANCERS Fire r PEARL WILLIAI AT 10:30 AND NIGHTLY IMP earl A Million Loughs Villiams AN[ MOCKED LAS VISAS COLLINS AT 22nd M.S. ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED CONT. JE 8 SPECIAL WED. & THURS. FRESH STONE CRABS ALL -YOU -CAN -EAT $995. HALLANDALE ONLY Rides, Ga Attractioi it IN lix.mmossew er PLEASE DON'T LET Drat S3.95 EARLY DINNERS CHASE YOU OP r. ,,•• Some prone heliete they have to pay high pikes to get high quality ...Not true ; • at BUBBA'S...tb'here you enjoy elegant atmosphere,, warm courteous service I and some of the hest food in town at the Invest prices j in town. Nnrr oft static et.•rt• t{'rd •• tsar Sundnt•. The fabulous • ROSS EMERY BAND,,.•: • 24 E. Swingle Blvd.. Ft --Laud. 764-2388 944-0164 �..�� s•avc• vou much r r .. th:-Jn th,� co AS APPEARS 12:30 P.M. TUISDArs ALLANDALE. .S.1 (acrl» cornet 6uffstteam t Alf: $44-0333 — BROW 141.5300 - • OPEN S ►.N.: mes, ns p NOTICE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT AIIAPATTAH SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR-5433-C All ,nt:rested ner•.nns wdl tat^_ notice t4a• a mretrnq of the City Commission of Miami, Flonda to be held at 230 P +. cis Nc,-ln0•7aq. January 11, 1978 in the City Commission Mectmq Room, City Hall 3500 Pan American. Dr,'e. Won't, Florida, Ihe,r objections will be heard to the confirmation of P.e:olut,on No 77 904, passed and odopted by said City Com- mission on December 15 1977 r: •d^r..•a construction of Alfapottah Sanitary Seven le* provc•nent SP 5433 C na follow; lav,nq an 8 ,r•eh or la arr s t.,hr•d clay rn, nr ,ran pope sanitary ,ewer of or near the rr ntt•rl,n.- cf. N.W. 53 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 52 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 51 Terrace from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 51 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 15 Avenue to N.W, 19 Avenue 17 Avenue to N W. 19 Avenue . 11 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 15 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 15 Avenue to N.W. 15 Court 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 11 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 11 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 11 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue 17 Avenue to N.W. 18 Avenue 50 Street to N.W. 51 Terrace N.W. 50 Street from N.W. N.W. 49 Street from N.W. N.W. 48 Street from N.W. N.W. 41 Terrace from N.W N.W. 41 Street from N.W. N.W. 41 Street from N.W. N.W. 46 Street from N.W. N.W. 45 Street from N.W. N.W. 44 Street from N.W. N.W. 43 Street from N.W. N.W. 42 Street from N.W. N.W. 41 Street from N.W. N.W. 40 Street from N.W. N.W. 4 Avenue from N.W N.W. N.W. N.W. N W. N.W. N.W. 5 Avenue from N.W. 46 Street to N.W. 53 Street 6 Avenue from N W. 46 Street to N.W. 50 Street 7 Avenue from N W. 46 Street to N.W. 51 Terrace 1 Avenue from N.W, 41 Street to N W. 44 Street 8 Avenue from N.W. 40 Street to N.W. 53 Street 9 Avenue from N.W. 41 Street to a point 250 ft. more or Tess South of 41 Street Mil. ..t... . ,... i ;i 1,:.., . ,t land which asp n,o'r l' oth.'r appurten• pavement, n l.J r' •;, c, yart. t, tr,•InvrO'.emrnt. t•,• . t .f •.a,.f Lliir ottoh tiangary crwcr Im , n -�;n -r•d f;a,r•i� cf fond winch abut upon + ., ,1... „1. -t lot, and jparrrIs of land. SUBDIVISION. PLAT BOOK AND PAGE AMD. PLAT OF FLORAL PARK 8 5 FAIRHAVEN GARDENS 6 76 NORTH MIAMI ESTATES 6 139 SECTION 3 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 18 43 BLOCK AND LOT 1 13 thru 24 7 14 thru 26 3 1 thru 26 4 1 thru 24 5 1 thru 12 6 l thru 13 11 13 thru 24 18 13 thru 24 19 1 thru 24 21 1 thru 24 22 1 thru 24 23 i thru 24 24 1 thru 24 25 1 thou 24 26 1 thru 24 1 ; thru 26 2 1 thru 28 3 1 thru 26 4 F thru 28 5 13 thru 22 6 14 thru 26 1 thru 12 2 thru 24 3 thru 12 4 thru 12 5 thru 24 6 thru 12 1 thru 12 8 thru 24 9 thru 12 10 thru 26 thru 30 1 thru 30 3 thru 15 s 1 t.flt lt-21. "MAR VEL OUSL Y EXCITING - • IRRESISTIBLE" —Dance Magazine THE GREAT DANCE COMPANY ZIVIL FULL COMPANY.OF 40 DANCERS, SINGERS & MUSICIANS Blinded by Our ► esser Eights SHOW BIZ — That wonderfully innovative practice found in local movie theaters in which the overhead lights are kept at medium strength. For reasons of "safety and se- curity." (OK. but who's going to protect the manager when we rush him?) ... The newest disco dance: the Elvis and Bing Hustle. May the two late stars R.T.P. (Re -sell in Peace) ... Kathryn Crosby can also take a how. She's now making the talk -show rounds, exploiting the aftershocks of her husband's death ... Although «•e've six tears to go before reaching 1984, body searches are already routine at local rock concerts. reports rock writer Christine Arnold. How nice. -- Let's Gel It Ott. Latigttage•I► ise PERSONALS — The abuse of our language. particuar- lv the use of sexual and drug expressions — as in "get off" ... Waiters who look nie in the eye. then lie about the freshness of the food they're about to serve ... Watching glib. well -paid public relations men for the big utilities in action on the tube. 13v the time they're' finished. f want to express my gratitude for their doubling my phone and power rates ... Supercilious secretaries who jealously in- terrogate inc w•ht'n 1•u1 calling for their boss ... The end- less series of heavily publicized overnight solutions tor all our social. moral and ethnical ills -- the ones that change each month and leave us contused and insecure ... Parents who blame the schools for Johnny's illiteracy. And schools that blame the parents. And educators who blame state government. And on and on and on ... .Vulgar bumper - stickers ... Dade Boulevard and the Palmetto Expressway. brothers under the Horida sun — always under construc- tion ... The taste of diet soft drinks -- and what happens if 1 don't drink them ... DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) 10 90 642.8000 & 642-9114 THIS SAT. - JAN. 7 8 30 ~ PM Popular Prices - $7, $8, $9, $10 donation An international Theatre Benefit All seats reserved. Tickets NOW on sole at Auditorium; Allegro Music House; All Miami St Ft. Lauderdale Jordon • Marsh Stores; Saks Fifth Avenue, Miami Beach; Neiman- Marcus Travel Dept.; Pouparina Florist. Deuces as/ Teats Fro■ All 6 Regions of YUGOSLAVIA SAT IAN 14 8 2i0 The Maestro, the absolute mostel of the ,;,,,tor ANDRES SEGOVIA • $8 10 12 15. it., IAA .; 7 1hr: oteolute sen. ahc,r „1 New 1'or1, -n• Fr , _ and to AnprJr the h,ianou•. ifs bAt" Iris AN RC, ete MOtflf CA1 Q.- 1,11rompany n .n•• !rn I•• G,. e., . d Gr_ Go For baroao n'+::r , T, 1 tl,•. «., . , of Pa• dt Dr•u. .Spring r. r.,.,.. -t ',n 1t, fNTff trt•lk5 FF8 : 8: t0 it on ;..1 F•• •^u1.h Far.octaay Fat mus,'al ' WEST f n 1ar,r,no '" omponp 56 8 10. 12 IOW el el elf e You'll find it all at , Treasure Island. The fabulous indoor Amusement Park at Seven clays a week. rain or St 358-0700 81 Only Capt. Neo F13 DAILYat.a 21 Seafood Ri Its hard • nough to find frorh ..,land in • rrstaur:,nt. rnurh Ir•s a ch,im of n:•no; on•'' Eut tire: England Ov•ter Hoiox'• thirty v••.•rr of re,tAtlr,int ,u• mn ore ... mdke it aos•ihlt for v,"1 In njt only ,•nigh arir req uldt line r,f rr ,food and tor 1 d,•hr• • but nlso our fr. -h fnh ;pecI.,l t:hlCh we tall our-C,,tch Of The Srrvrd ,hero d eo- , s:ee► out C.rtrh 01 Th• Ur. sprti,d tf .glare . ech 1• nY,l,t,ilitr f4r'•71 . food delight, nigh a• nrouprr dolph,n, 1 uty f1.11 dnd ,,nape• r or whatever toll, r gourmet•. drllgot ,. hrturt th,.t do , ' Served s'.,tir rhnir.• '1 lunch fro, v. hipped or hiked potato, rnrn fatter hu•h puppy and nil thr s,r1.n1 you ran ire, from goer •amptaou‘ FREE SALAD BAk' ENGE 4 1,914.44. rstFR 0)" MIAMI (Chesapeake) — 3906 N.W. 36th St. ►ERRINE —16195 S. Federal Highway CORAL GABLES — 280 Alhambra Circle SOUTH MIAMI — 6212 South Dixie Hwy. NIALEAH — 1495 West 49th Street NORTH MIAMI — 12727 Biscayne Blvd. HOLLYWOOD — 4401 Hollywood Blvd. FT. LAUDERDALE — 2910 E. Sunrise Blvd. FT. LAUDERDALE (South 1— 900 S.W. 24 St. INYERRART — 5501 W, Oakland Park INC it N N 91 u P W B TI f The Omni. GROUP SAEES A BIRTHDAY PARTIES inv. lit r111 to midnite. ;cayne Blvd. at N.E. 16th St. ----------- 041.1112.111111111111111 brings you �y of his staurants! oPEh 7 0„s 'FOR LUNCH AND DINNER ..non41, NIA-160 East Dania hack Blvd. MPAN0 — 3100 N. Fadersl Hwy. Ca RATON — 1101 N. Federal Hwy. :ST PALM LEACH —1d00 S. Dixie Hwy. NTANA — 302 East Ocean Avenue .TIERCE — 1001 Seaway Drive 110 LEACH — 3 Royal Palm Blvd. LANDO —. 1351 South Orlando Ave. MP1 — 1902 North Dave Mabry •PETERSIOR6 NEON — 10 Corey *venue 5 1 thru 28 6 1 thru 28 7 1 thru 28 8 1 thru 28 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 19.21 1 1 thru 15 FIRST AOOITION 2 1 thru 22 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 21 23 1 1 thru 15 SECOND ADDITION 2 1 thru 31 3 1 thru 31 ALLAPATTAH SQUARE 22-77 1 thru 31 BEASLEY PROPERTY 62.18 1 and 2 ALLAPATTAH SCHOOL SUB 5 99 2 13 thru 16 and 29 thru 48 3 8 thru 12 and 49 thru 73 4 3 thru 7 and 136 thru 160 5 1&2and 161 thru 172 6 74 thru 104 7 105 thru 135 8 174 thru 195 9 196 thru 209 10 210 thru 223 FIRST ADDITION TO ALLAPATTAH SCHOOL SUB 7.149 ROCKAWAY ADDITION 26 35 NO, 1 i 1 thru 14 2 1 thru 14 3 1 thru 7 1 thru 18 and 20 RESUBOIVISION Of NORTH 7.114 1 1 thru 5 MIAMI ESTATES AND 2 2 thru 5 FIRST ADDITION TO NORTH MIAMI ESTATES FIRST ADDITION TO NORTH E 2 thru 6 MIAMI ESTATES 6 21 F 1 thru 6 MANOR PARK 50-85 Tract B METES AND BOUNDS REVISED PLAT OF FLORAL PARK 33-41 N. 50 ft. of W. 110 ft. of S.' z of tract 20/AKA 13 & 14/ S. 50 ft. of W. 110 ft. of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 310 ft. of N,' z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 260 ft. of N. : at tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 310 ft. of S. ' z of tract 20/AKA lot 18/ E. 50 ft. of W. 410 ft. of N. I. z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 260 tt. of S. z of tract 20'AKA Lot 17/ N. 100 ft. of E. 100 ft. of tract 20 Less than part lying in the R/W E. 60 ft. of S. 100 ft. of tract 20 W. 40 ft. of E. 100 ft. of S. 100 ft. of tract 20 less R/W W. 50 ft. of 200 ft. of N. 1/2 of tract 20/AKA lot 4/ E. 50 ft. of W. 360 ft. of N.'/s of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 160 ft. of S.' z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 160 ft. of N.1'2 of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 110 ft. of N.' z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 210 ft. of N.'.'z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 510 ft. of N.' z of tract 20/AKA tot 3/ W. 60 tt. of N.1/z of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 210 ft. o1 S. ' : of tract 20 W. 50 ft. of E. 150 tt of S ' : of tract 20 E. 501t. of W. 460 ft. of S a' lyd[t 20 E. 100 ft. of W. 410 It of `. ..' t•.tt ' 20 AKA lots 19 and 20/ Pinn t.en6.,.r„ r-• r.., • 44,1 4' c A.'orb, • • &hcffliami Eimes STATE UF FLoRIDA COUNTY (►F DADE Published VCeeh1 Nlrarnr. )adeI.1W Itti Florida S I'k(u ►F' fit Pl'BI.IC.AI ION J Before the undersigned authority personally appeared r'YI(►.S M Jr il.L!vf:TTE. who on oath says that he is the Managing Editor of THE 11IAMITI11ES. a uee!c!newspaper published at Miami, Dade County. Florida, that the attached copy of advertisement u as published in said newspaper in the issue' of Affiant further states that "1'flF: .1I:1111 "I'111F:S is a newspaper published n Y1ianu. Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore oven c•ontuonnisl . puhh-hed in .;od I )ade county . Florida each week and has been entered as second class maul matter .it the S Post i ifbee in Miami trade County. Florida. for a period of more than one year next preceeduig date of puhbcatton of the ,tttarhed cop> of advertisement , further affiant says that he has neither paid nor premised and firm pers,,,n .,r orporatt ii .cnc discount rebate. commission or refund for the purpose of securing this adk ertttiernent for publication in newspaper Sworn to and subscribed before nu• on this the day .11 L c . - .' i • NOTARY PUBLIC STATE of' FLI►I(IDA AT LARGE My commission expires Managing Editor . A D. 19_ _ p LI1c !Miami 1-Icrall A K'Itiftil filfli'1 !f (1t 7v'.i ••i'1 f, , `Ira�infirt* . t,.t.. ,-t a.nt n,•:. ,i r•.,. f-.r t. .f t,', 111 '11 1O11 tiI tt5 I.tlr fvE 4'r`,PAPt:ft THE MIAMI HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY JOHN c, vtt11' 1,(A krt.,l A,Ia trnr:f 1 ..n ,rigrr 1: 1 , I: I.,! 1 f I' 1 . I L 1 t IIHI , i i, • 1 .>. t:• 1 1 I .1 ! 1 f. If 1 .1,,!lil I). ,'I.. t , 1, ..1.1!7 ,ri1 I.., II 11 ,.f ., t I1 It ;i•. 1., f1, i •t I I 1 . , I If1" ..,i1,1,1,'I i•tlt '.'tl,II. 1 I! •I II 1 _III,I ills ,. 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I ! i il'• .•i .I1•1•1' 1 `i'il• .fJr. I ii.'1-_I 1.1 .ir:i1 'i'}li-. :; 1 ••t,ii I• 1; .H•aii+'i i.:) i,1 i:lei . .,1 :•1i iiui iti tii! , I)ii i i i, l li ii till, .11 .1,'!1. ., „ 't.' 1:;('— . l; I ..;l' i11 .1It1 ;,I is t i'1 i 11.I .:11t• tit January 31, 1978 Miami Herald and Miami News 10" ad for City of Miami ' ! ...It t I,;!I)�. �1t :ti.1r ' ;I• ...ill; I,. ... 1i t t) ,:!1ii 11} .'i' }) i t (.1 )I t' I.R' t II i / 1)Ii!11 (• I1.!'• I 1 11 I I; 1 ,.•1 ,1 t t1i III . , 1 (it • I,i't'll , 11 .1 I)i'1 NOTICE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT ALLA AT 11 SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT SR.5433-C An interested persons will take notice that a meeting of Ilse City Commission of Miami, Florida to be hid at 2:30 P.M. on Wednesday. January 11, 1978 in the City Commission Meeting Room, City Hall, 3500 Pan American [Awe, Miami, Florida, their objecsiosn will be heard to the conflnwdfion of Pixilation No. 77.904, passed and adopted by sold City Com- mission an Wcembet 15, 1977, ordering construction of Ailapafah Sanitary Sewer he. provesilenl 5R-3433•C m follows: laying an 8 inch or larger vitrified clay and. or non pipe sanitary sewer at or near the centerline of: N.W. 53 Street from N.W. 14 Avenee to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 52 Street from N.W. 14 Avenee to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 51 Terrace from M.W. 14 Avenee to N.W. 19 Avenee N.W.51 Street from N.W. 14 Aveaee to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 50 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenee N.W: 49 Street from N.W. 15 Avenee to N.W. 19 Aveoue N.W. 48 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenel M.W. 47 Terrace from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 41 Street from N.W. 15 Avenue to N.W. 19 Aveaee N.W. 47 Street from N.W. 15 Avenue to N.W.15 Court N.W. 46 Street from N.W. 14 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenee N.W. 45 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 44 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 43 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 42 Street from N.W. 11 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 41 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 19 Avenue N.W. 40 Street from N.W. 17 Avenue to N.W. 18 Avenue N.W. 14 Avenue from N.W. 50 Street to N.W. 51 Terrace N.W. 15 Avenee from N.W. 46 Street to N.W. 53 Street N.W. 16 Avenue from N.W. 46 Street to N.W. 50 Street N.W. 11 Avenue from N.W. 46 Street to M.W. 51 Terrace N.W. 17 Avenue from N.W. 41 Street to N.W. 44 Street N.W. 18 Avenue from N.W. 40 Street to N.W. 53 Street N.W. 19 Avenue from N.W. 41 Street to a point 250 ft. more or Tess South of 41 Street M/l. Plying s.s inch cast nen p,pe laterals as required to the lots and parcel., of land which ahin upon t*e above nnernn,ned street, nece.. ry manhole*, other 0N-w en "ores. nun.p ttnOans, n,.ffnil, < root•, ter.* to e....ny se+ -ere •elrtr•r•p tonne r,n+neM • .•,e..-otbs rend r , b and n.•n.:rt rl,ere s•xh rein, .• ells• ,.ecetwr. hr Ilse. ,.nl:•n.e.,ent it karyl nt,e,•r: 1 .ri.r,h .•t 1/•e ,...1 t♦.. . i,., the above mentioned streeh, including the lollowing described lots and parcels of lano: ;UBDIVISiON. PLAT BOOK AND PAGE BLOCK AND LOT AMD. PLAT OF FLORAL PARK 8.5 FAIRHAVEN GARDENS 6.76 NORTH MIAMI ESTATES 6.139 SECTION 3 1 13 thru 24 2 14 thru 26 3 1 thru 26 4 1 thru 24 5 i thru 12 6 1 ihru 13 17 13 thru 24 18 13 thru 24 19 1 thru 24 21 1 thru 24 22 1 thru 14 23 u 24 24 1 thru 24 25 1 thru 24 26 1 thru 24 1 1 thru 26 2 1 thru 28 3 1 thru 26 4 1 thru 28 5 13 thru 22 6 14 thru 26 1 1 thru 12 2 1 thru 24 3 I thru 12 1 l thru 12 5 I thru 24 6 1thru t2 i thru 12 8 1 thru 24 9 l thru 12 10 1 thru 26 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 18-43 1 1 thru 30 2 1 thru 30 3 1 tbru 15 4 1 thru 28 1 thru 28 1 thru 28 1 thru 28 1 thru 28 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 19-21 FIRST AOOITION SEVENTEENTH AVENUE MANOR 21-23 SECOND ADDITION AIIAPATTAH SQUARE 2?71 BEASLEY PROPERTY 62-18 AIIAPATTAH SCHOOL SUB 5.99 1 1thre 15 2 1 thre 22 1 1 thre 15 2 1 taro 31 3 1 thra 31 1 thre 31 1 end 2 2 13 thru 16 and 29 thre 48 3 8 thre 12 and 49 tare 73 4 3 thru 7 and 136 this 160 5 1 & 2 and 161 thre 172 6 74 thre 104 7 105 thru 135 8 174 thre 195 9 196 thru 209 10 210 tare 223 FIRST ADDITION TO AIIAPATTAH SCHOOL SUB 7.149 1 1 thru 14 ? 1 thru 14 3 1 thru ROCKAWAY ADDITION 26.35 NO. 1 1 thru 18 and 20 1 1 ihru 5 2 thru 5 E 2 thru 6 1 1 thru 6 Tract 8 RESUBOlVISiON OF NORTH 1 114 MIAMI f SL TCS AND MT"' itOUI HON I NUKIH MIAMI ESTATES FIRST ADDITION TO NORTH MIAMI ESTATES 6-21 MANOR PARK 50.85 METES AND 63UNDS REVISED PI AT 0f FLORAL PARK 33.47 N. 50 ft. of W. 110 ft. of S ' of tract 20/AKA 13 & 14/ S. 50 ft, of W. 110 ft. of trait 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 310 ft. of N.'.'2 of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 260 ft. of N.' , of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 310 It. of S.' 2 of tract 20/AKA Lot 18/ E.50 ft. of W. 410 ft. of N.'ri of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 260 ft. of S. !yr of tract 20/AKA Lot 17/ N. 100 ft. of E. 100 ft. of tract 20 less than part lying in the R/W E. 60 ft. of S. 100 ft. of tract 20 W. 40 ft. of E. 100 ft. of S. 100 ft. of tract 20 less R/W W. 50 ft. of 200 ft. of N. t/: of tract 20/AKA Lot 4/ E. 50 ft. of W. 360 ft. of N. i/: of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 160 ft. of S. v: of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 160 ft. of N.'/: of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 110 tt. of N.'ri of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 210 ft. of N. ii: of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 510 ft. of N. ! of tract 20/AKA Lot 3/ W. 60 ft. of N. !/: of tract 20 E. 50 ft. of W. 210 ft. of S.'/i of tract 20 W. 50 ft. of E. 150 ft. of S. l/i of tract 20 E. 50 It. of W. 460 It. of S. of tract 20 E. 100 ft. of W. 410 ft. of S. 1,2 of tract 20/AKA lots 19 and 20/ riot. •pe ,tnMons 01,1 ,,hn„r.• of *;•t of ,,•md impru-,.nent are on lobs .n the Pubhr Work: Deportment Dinner key. Miu• f ionrto Ralph to C iy,e City Clen moon.' rto, t l., eht ittittmi t-tctritil A KNIGHT•RIODERNIVi;PAPER 1.1 r141 04.6 o {oola irt- -** r 1,.or•a;ly ,t1rinr”r4dont nywisp.ir ”re4,. bi.e114d.'scie fior4,tond Ili* Nil ‘NI1 Silks A CO nt WSPAPIP THE MIAMI HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY I4FAl 0 Pt A7.4. MtAmi ri oRitiA itoi (ARE,A corr :3-htts JOHN 6 VEtNSTRA Ativbrtitirg Monctgt.? Before the undersigned authority personally appeared John D. Veenstra, who on oath says that he is the Retail Advertising Manager of The Miami Herald and The Miami %ews, daily newspaper (s) published at Miami in Dade Cotilit.:, Florida; that the attaehed on:: (If advertise- ments published in said newspaper (s) in the issue of Thursday, December 29, 1977 Affiant further state:1 that the said THE MlAml HEPAED/NEWS are newspapers published at. Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, and that flw said iwwspapers haN.e h-,e-to-fore been ttU puhlildied in said each day, and ha,:e hcen entered as !1,J.-ond 1 tA.01 lt the post office in Miami, in !-aid Dade Coun4.y, El,,tida, for a period of' R' year next preceding the first publie!ation ol the advoitiserent. c''orn to and Subs57r bed to fore me fills day nf A.D., 1471, • _ HoraLv Public • 4*.:444W- It Navy Adviser Tapped TALLAHASSEE = (CPI) — I)r. Witifiafn Maloy of Pensacola, the Navvy's chief civilian adviser on training, was nominated Wednes- day for a seat on the Hoard of Re- gents by Gov. Reuhin Askew. Maloy, once the education advis- er to Askew and his predecessor, Claude Kirk, succeeds Regent E.W. Hopkins Jr., whose nine-year term expires Jan. 1. Maloy is the chief advir:er to the Naval Education and Training Com- mand at Pensacola Naval Air Sta- tion. He will attend his first Re- gents meeting Jan. 9 in St. Peters- burg. "BILL MALOY's experience and dedication to the field of education will make him a strong and effec- tive regent," Askew said. "For 25 years, he has served at all levels Deposition Is Given FBI agent Donald Baldwin went behind closed doors Wed- nesday to give a deposition in the Sandy Creek murders of four Panama City residents last January. The session higan immediatly after a hearing in which 17.S. District Judge Larry Smith or- dered Baldwin and FBI infor- mant Bobby Joe Vines to give depositions. Defense attorneys a.krd for the depositions after State At- torney Leo Jones contended the FHf and the Florida Departnunt- of Criminal Law Enforcement were aware of an impending marijuana smuggling operation. The four Panama city re.i- dents were killed when they stumbled onto the operation. their bodies were dumped in a sinkhole near Perry and were discovered in Au 'tJ.t. Nine peo- ple were charged with murder i in the case. 2 lice Agents ,Shot During Put Arrest One Orange County Sherifi's Department vice agent was shot and seriously wounded and an- other was nicked Tuesday night by a man they had just arrested on a drug charge, deputies said. Vice agent Ed Sears, .9. w s hospitalized in serious but stable condition with a head wound tyhile agent Allan Wimberly, 31, was treated fur a minor neck wound and released Deputies in helicnitters and cars, along xvih canine unit-,, looked for Gary Hell, 26, a cab driver identified by Sears and Wimberly as the runt \vhu shot theta at an Orlando condomini- um complex. The agents said they had al'. rested Bell on a felony mariiva• na charge just before the shoot, Haparl 84) ve tilt MtAMI 1;iIitAtb thursday. bee. 29; I9!' from high school, to higher educa- Florida A and M Univer tion ... He is very aware of both (FAMU). the problems and opportunities that The U.S. Department of Ilea will face our university system in Education and Welfare (HEW) s the decade to come." Wednesday that a federal ju The appointment must be ap- agreed to extend the Jan. 4 deadl proved by the Cahinet and con- for submission of college and t firmed by the Senate. The Cabinet versity desegregation plans by FI is expected to vote its approval Janida and five other states — Geor S. North Carolina, Oklahoma, Ark Hopkins, who also lives in Pensa- sas and Virginia, cola. did not seek reappointment. Chancellor E.T. York and of Maloy was special assistant to officials recently negotiated w the governor from 1969 to 1973. He U.S. Civil Rights Director Da was assistant education dean at Tatel over the commitments Hor Florida State University and a De- must make concerning the predo partment of Education consultant in nantly black FAMU. guidance counseling. The state earlier in the mot sent a revised plan to Tatel after IN ANOTHER matter. the Re- original document was rejected gents received an extra 30 days to the Cahinet in August as too vag reach a compromise with federal York is expected to meet with Ta officials over the desegregation of this week in Washington to discs 10 iof allryazaw 20 ie changes. I L(;'ItIbA O EICIALS agreed to tcrease black freshman enrollment t the four pfedotriinantly white niversities With tower division rograms and to boost black enroll- tent in graduate programs. But they have refused to work up detailed proposal for }:AMU. The tate should have as much flexibill- p. as possible, they argue. "We don't want to have to sub- tit a laundry list of things that may irn out to be impractical," Deputy duration Commissioner Pete Mil- Ott said. "We would have to ex- lain then why we didn't accom- lish them." Once IIEW approves the states' tans. they must be submitted to 'ratt. NEW requested a 30-day ex, enslon last week, saying negotia- ions with the states were going veil. but that it needs more time. HEW officials said Wednesday hey received informal word of the xtension, although a formal order rom Pratt probably won't be deliv- red until later in the week. PUBLIC NOTICE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE MEETINGS OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA WILL BE HELD ON THE FOLLOWING DATES FOR THE MONTH OF JAN= UARY 19T'11t 9 A.M. Thursday, SPECIAL MEETING January St Federal Revenue Sharing monies Social Services• remainder 77=78 9 A.M. Wednesday, January11' _•.___REGULAR MEETING LL 9 A.M. Tuesday January 24: _.._.. T P.M. Tuesday, January 24: REGULAR MEETING PLANNING & ZONING ITEMS • I l,uptp �+. : rdsuoa r ttted .tp Su! titan pooiq eq Jq.t.0 .{Jan L., 'tsal StSM flat J 'JU ou n tot ag RALPH G. ONGIE City Clerk City of Miami, Florida ■ Questions and answers. From one of the world best-known answerers. A Landers Every day in The Miami Herald. • r ends Januaiy 1 -15 Et. .a es .p .I1 :e 41