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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1978-04-27 Advertisementsto• o -1tt'A[3HING 1411. 14 A1'1J: IS 'OUR BUSINESS Where Buyer and Seller Meet (A Supplement of the LIBERTY 'NEWS) Public Relations. Advertising» Promotional Lampaigunrg - Community Relations Photography aers.,,e.,rrintmg Service BusinessCards - $15_00 K Up per thousand MIAMI'S LARGEST CIRCULATED AFRO-AMERI' CDAILY . iLthertp Al/t)3)6 "With liberty and Justin For 111" � } •,�t� 2 ky 8 : n3i1 Nohside Shopp34iengei� 188 N. Plaza Arcade Room20 Miami. Florida 3314; PH(3N1=S , 696-8541 liy of i ;i:..,...:. ,. 624-r822 Ext. E May 20, 1978 CITY CLERK P. 0. Box 330708 Miami, Fla. 33133 Attn: Mr. Ralph Ongie I red (laslord Kole I limas \rw. EDITOR R PUB, ISHER ISSUE SPACE PAGE AMOUNT DEPOSIT BALANCE OLD BALANCE AMT. DUE , 5778 STATE OF FLORI Dade County Witness aty 2 x 4' d and offical seal 2A this Nota My t 29.75 20th day Public, Sits a lmissiga Ezpiie' if May, 1J78 !brill at tares dine 12,191 ` (e '"- l' 29.75 0 'x r,c-<- S No ate of y Public rida at Large Your remittance by return :mail .will be appreciated_Moke checks payable to LIBERTY NEWS. Thank You. t. Y' 1 i: W k tnd l na May 74 191A Seize the Time By C.Gaylord Wit giBLtSHCR=CbtTOt Prayer of the Week Who through faith subdued kingdoms, wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, out of weakness were made strong. Hebrews xi. 33, 34 She met the hosts of Sorrow with a look That latered not beneath the frown they wore, And soon the lowering brook were tamed, and took, Meekly her gentle rule and frowned no more. Her soft hand put aside the assaults of wrath, And calmly broke in twain The fiery shafts of pain, And rent the nets of passion from her path. By that victorious hand despair was slai slain; With love she vanquished hate, and overcame Evil with good, in her great Master's name. 1.4 W.C. Bryant TURNING FROM GOD Whenever any person or any nation turn from God, any direction taken leads them straight to hell. The first indication of this occurred in ' hei.eer ly- s4xt4es—es-the-Lord ` s prayers and the Holy Bible were both eliminated from the public school system. THE VIET NAM WAR The war in South east Asia, cost us a billion dollars a month. Our toll in bloodshed and confusion.was astronomical. We saw draft cards buring, thousands of young men fled to Canada to avoid the draft and military duty in Southeast Asia. America had lost its sends of direc- tion because it turned its back on God. see DRUM Liberty News Nnrths;de Shoppwc Cenier Arcade Roams 20 72 MranI. PC,, iv 33' 47 Phene nit E591 AFRO AMt:Kit'A,N a'►' I: L.i, Publisher & Editor , . , e, Gaylord Rolle` General Manager . ± . , , , . , ± Eugenie G. Rolle' Managing Editor , , , , , , , , , , , , , 011ie M, &taping Associate Editor , , .. , , , . , ., , Eul~anne Wright Executive Secretary . , ..± :, , , , . , , . ± Regina .Diller Art'Derartnlent + ± . ,± : , , ± , , ± , ± Tour@ T, R+RI:Ia' ___. JamanaAdUlmar scooT��a� by A. Champion is the ghetto' 41. s f_rI tilt /' Ste u t biit.t • A good man gone, and we have d job to do, and a vacancy to fill, which is yoing to be a hard job. Scouting is a program for the youth to be trained to become good citizens, and it does not have room for 'Red- neck' programming. Ibis is one of the mistakes that we have to tolerate in this council. Walt was a man who would speak his mind to anybody, and a man who stood up for the youth. All of the boys had'respect for him, white, latin Jews and Blacks. He came to Miami and started his career in the Calusa Dis- trict. He brought that district from the bottom to the top, he was a man of many talents and he could do them very well. A man who could speak with the best of them, and make them look bad. Who wouldn't want this kind of man to influence their wons life, but. a 'red neck.' Hate is a bad sin. It kills to kill but a 'red neck' don't mind killing. He gets a kick out of killing most of the time..He kills his family from get- ting trained to a better way of life, because he don't want anybody to teach them or influence them unless it is another 'red neck'.If he is in a pro- gram for youth, then he kills all oth- er youths along with his own youth with his narrow thinking. This is what happened to Mr. Walt Gorham. The Rednecks, say that this council is not ready for Black Scout Execu- tive. They really mean that they were not ready to be led by a Black man,not that he wasn't the best man, he was BLACK. I wonder what the word UNITED means to them? This tells us something that these men do not have any regards for the law, so they should be in jail where all other law breakers and are, and not in the Boy Scout program. My/friends we have work'to do and we can not do it with these kinds of men, who is a defeat to our success. We must find away to do it without them. What is our new SCOUT EXECUTIVE doing about putting some BLACKS in some of the TOP JOBS in our COUNCIL 2960 Coral Way, (continue next issue) PRVStpu..MT: Jame►:4=, C-after ctlrlSnt43ll; soaulww Addresa: Salutation: Black Mayor Takes New Orleans Oath the first black mayor in New Orle- ans history took the oath of office recently at a ceremony loaded with tough promises. "This administration will not do the business of politics as usual," Mayor €rnest N. Morial told the crowd. A white state Supreme Court justice and a black District Court judge ad- ministered the oath. Morial told the crowd that he in- tends to run a "colorless" administra- tion. Rhodesia Blacks To Probe Firing? Rhodesia's biracial ruling council has had its unity jeopardized by a dispute over the firing of a black Cabinet minister. The council met briefly in emergency session last Monday but there was no official word on whether it headed off the looming crisis. Unconfirmed reports said the coun- cil is considering setting up a com- mittee to review the "Hove affair." The meeting was demanded by Bishop Abel Muzorewa, one of the three black member of the four -man executive coun cil. Muzorewa has denounced the firin of co -Minister of Justice Byron Hove, whom he appointed, and threatened to withdraw from the government. Public Notice All interested persons please take notice, the Meetings of the City Comm- ission of the City of Miami Florida will be held on the following dates at the City of Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Florida; Friday May 19, 9:00 o'clocka.m. Regular Meeting 7:00 o'clock p.m. Planning & Zoning Items Wednesday May 31, 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting Thursday June 8 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting Thursday June 22 7:00 o'clock p.m. Planning & toning RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK 4 5p5Ci1i Novi Haw TO ADDRESS LETTERS TO Tp= a oNtailR4 CAICSI` YOUR REPRESENTATIVES men. itHouie C. lord' The Hre;clda'rtt STATA SMNATUR: Address: The 44onorab4e The White #louse Scnau Q1;}tllber, Wohinstan, P.C. ?0006 Taiaahaat ee, Flat. 3/303 Pleiwr Alr.l'orthicnt Salutation: Aar aenatar Thy #laalorehlg STATE REARESENTATIVE, :44Qw ,: `nta? Now** CovPiligr MAO 4s'"' num ChaniAs0 ± And t;a lii►y the fiery shafts of pain, And rent the net of passion from her path. By that victorious hand despair was slai slain; With love she vanquished hate, and overcame Evil with good, in her great Master's name. W.O. Bryant • TURNING FROM GOD Whenever any person or any nation turn from God, any direction taken leads them straight to hell. The first indication of this occurred in -prayert and tiie Holy. Bible were both eliminated from the public school system. THE VtET NAM WAR The war in South east Asia, cost us a billion dollars a month. Our toll in bloodshed and confusion was astronomical. We saw draft cards buring, thousands of young men fled to Canada to avoid the draft and military duty in Southeast Asia, America had lost its sends of direc- tion because it turned its back on God, see DRUM liberty News Northsnie 5hopp,n, Center A•code Poems 20 2? Worn', r'cr.au 33'47 Phone 0)"v6 6541 AFRO AM KR AN WEEKLY Publisher & Editor C. Gaylord Rolle' General Manager Eugenia G. Rolle' Managing Editor 011ie M. Stalling Associate Editor Suzanne Wright Executive Secretary Regina Miller Art Deiartment Toure T. Rolle' Sports t. ditor Regina Miller Religious Editor Elder H. Tinker Spiritual Advisor Bishop E.E. Rolle' Latin Amer. Affairs Ed. Dr. A. Jimeno Advertising Manager Nathan Randall 'Circulation Manager Alvina Miller Asst. Cir. Manager Associate Music Editor Quincy Jones Public Relations Carl Mitchell Classified Advertising: First 15 Words $3.00 Display Advertising: $3.50 per column inch Deadline: Wednesday 12 noon Single Copy: $.25 Subscriptions $11.00 Phone: 696-8541 Copyright: 1977 Established in 1961 otter to the to , of .many talents and a could do them very well. A man who could speak with the best of them, and make them Took bad. Who wouldn't want this kind of man to influence their Wens life, but. a 'red neck.' Hate is a bad sin. It kills to kill but a 'red neck' don't mind killing. He gets a kick out of killing most of - the time..He kills his fami iy• from get. ting trained to a better way of life, because he don't want anybody to teach them or influence them unless it is another 'red neck'.If he is in a pro- gram for youth, then he kills all oth- er youths along with his own youth with his narrow thinking, this is what happenedThe Rednecks. -say that. this,council is not ready for' a Blank scout ExeCu- tive. They really mean that they were ' not ready to be led by a Black man,not that he wasn't the best man, he was BLACK. I wonder what the word UNITED means to them? This tells us something that these men do not have any regards for the law, so they should be in jail where all other law breakers and are, and not in the Boy Scout program. My friends we have workcto do and we call not do it with these kinds of men, who is a defeat to our success. We must find away to do it without them. What is our new SCOUT EXECUTIVE doing about putting some BLACKS in some of the TOP JOBS in our COUNCIL 2960 Coral Way. (continue next issue) PRESIDENT: James E. Carter GOVERNOR: Reubin Askew U.S. SENATOR: Lawton Chile Richard (Dick) Stone U.S. REPRESENTATIVE.: William Lehman Claude'Pepper Address: Salutation: Address: Gem • ueu uy u t Srrt,Jp Abel Mutorewra, One of the three black mambo of the fourmman executive COO +sit. Mutorewa has denounced the firin of r✓daMinister of Justice Byron Hove, whom he appointed, and threatened to _withdraw from the goverment. All interested persons please take notice, the Meetings of the City CO- M-ission of the City of Miami Florida will be held on the following dates at the City of Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, rturidas i:r#day May 19, 900 o'clock astn kegliltr Meeting.: 7:00 o'ciock.p.rn, Planning & Zoning Items Wednesday May 31, 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting Thursday June 8 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting Thursday June 22 7:00 o'clock p.m. Planning & Zoning RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK 5.ijp5C&I1' Novi HOW TO ADDRESS LETTERS TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES The President STATE SENATOR: The White House Washington. D.C. 20006 Dear Mr. President The Honorable Governor of Florida State Capitol Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear Governor Address: Senator Senate Office Budding Washington, D.C. 20025 Salutation: Dear Senator TO: COMMISSIONAL SLACK CAUCUS 30S Neu.e Annex Wuhlnjten, O.C. STATE REPRESENTATIVE. Gwen Cherry Joe Lang Kershaw OTHER OFFICIALS: Neal Adams The Honorable House Office Building You may send Washington, D.C. 20025 Western Union representatives. DADE COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY Address: Edison Center 754-4600 Accion 547-4892 Miami Beacn Center 672.1704 Opa-Locka 625-8433 CCA HEADQUARTERS Miami 579-5600 r:ulmer Center 579.5281 =OSIS Address: The Honorable Senate Chambers Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear Senator Address: The Ionorable House Chambers • Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear State Representative Address: Dade County Courthouse etc. City, State Salutation: Dear Mr. , or Dear Mayor . etc. City Commissioner ALL CLOSINGS: Yours truly. a 15 word "public opinion message" by for 94 cents to any of your elected Brownsville Center 638-6670 Liberty City Center 638-6670 Coconut Grove Cehter 446.3311 South Miami Center 667-5581 Perrine/Goulds/Nara. is 238-5771 wll ill i IliM i ,pie Z .ii3ERTY MEWMeek Ending Main 7, 1978 S&ze By C.Gaylord 'Rolle ,UBL1'SHER-EDITOR Prayer of the Wiek 'Who through faith subdued kingdoms, ,wrought righteousness, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, out of weakness were made strong. Hebrews xi. 33, 34 She met the hosts of Sorrow with .a look That latered not beneath the frown they wore, And soon the lowering brook were tamed, and took, 'Meekly her gentle rule and frowned no more. *ler soft hand put aside the ,assaults of. wrath, And calmly broke in twain The fiery shafts of pain, And gent the nets of passion from her path. By that victorious hand despair was slai slain, Vitt love she vanquished hate, and overcame ;Evil mitt good, in her great Master's name. $41.C. Bryant WRUNG FROM GOD Vhenever any person or any nation turn from God. any direction taken Heals them straight to hell. The first i dMcation of this occurred in SCOOTING'. I by A. Champion in thc ghetto U_ F(NCREh su u Una►w' • A good man gone, and we have a job to do, and a vacancy to fill, which is going to be a hard job. Scouting is a program for the youth to be trained to become good citizens, and it does not have room for 'Red- neck' programming. this is one of the mistakes that we have to tolerate in this council. Walt was a man who would speak his mind to anybody, and a man who stood up for the youth. All of the boys had'respect for him, white, latin Jews and Blacks. He came to Miami and started his career in the Calusa Dis- trict. He brought that district from the bottom to the top, he was a man of many talents and he could do them very well. A man who could speak with the best of them, and make them look bad. Who wouldn't want this kind of man to influence their wons life, but - a 'red neck.' Hate is a bad sin. It kills to kill but a 'red neck' don't mind killing. He gets a kick out of killing most of the time..He kilis his family from get- ting trained to a better way of life, because he don't want anybody to teach them or influence them unless it is another 'red neck'.If he is in a pro- gram for youth, then he kills all oth- er youths along with his own youth with his narrow thinking. This is what Black Mayor Takes Nov Orleans Oath The first black mayor in New Orle- ans history took the oath of office recently at a ceremony loaded with tough promises. "This administration will not do the business of politics as usual," Mayor Ernest N. Morial told the crowd. A white state Supreme Court justice and a black District Court judge ad- ministered the oath. Morial told the crowd that he in- tends to run a "colorless" administra- tion. Rhodesia Blacks To Probe Firing'.' Rhodesia's biracial ruling council has had its unity jeopardized by a dispute over the firing of a black Cabinet minister. The council met briefly in emergency session last Monday but there was no official word on whether it headed off the looming crisis. Unconfirmed reports said the coun- cil is considering setting up a com- mittee to review the "Hove affair." The meeting was demanded by Bishop Abel Muzorewa, one of the three black member of the four -man executive coun cil. Muzorewa has denounced the firin of co -Minister of Justice Byron Hove, whom he appointed, and threatened to withdraw from the government. Public Notice All interested persons please take notice, the Meetings of the City Comm- ission of the City of Miami Florida will be held on the following dates at the City of Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, tc:Cd �Y'sal%OiaO WIIiiIM,I;i1iiCLp,rlaIII ,IWill�1il�l prayers and the Holy Bible mere both ,eliminated from the public school system. THE VIET NAM WAR The war in South east Asia, cost us a billion dollars a ;month. Our toll in bloodshed and confusion .was astronomical We saw draft cards buring, thousands of ,young men fled to Canada to avoid the draft and military duty an Southeast Asia. America had lost its sends of .dirrec- tion because it turned its back on God. see DRUM Liberty News Norths•de Shoprong Cente, Arcodedtooms20-72 mom,, Lirndu 33'47 PF•ene OW) 8541 AFRO AN!: RICAN'WIEKLY Publisher Editor C. Gaylord Rolle' General Manager ... _ _ ..... _ Eugenia G. ;Rolle' Managing Editor _ . .... 011ie M..Stalling Associate Editor . ... _ Suzanne Wright Executive Secretary Regina Miller Art IDe'aartment ...... _ Toure T. Rolle' Sports a=tlitor ,.. _ .. _ ..... Regina Miller Religious Editor . Elder H. Tinker Spiritual Advisor ...... _ .. _ ,. Bishop E.E. Rolle' Latin Anger. Affairs Ed. .. Dr. A. Jimeno Advertising Manager .... Nathan fRandalI Circulation Manager _ _ .. _ . _ .... _ . Alvina'Miller Asst. Cir. Manager Associate Music Editor ... . Public Relations Classified Advertising: First 15 Words S3.00 Display Advertising: $3.50 per column inch Headline: Wednesday 12 noon Single Copy: S.25 Subscriptions $1 1.00 Rhone: 696-2541 Copyright: 1977 Established in 1961 Ouincy Jones Carl Mitchel I u The Rednecks say that this council is not ready for a Black Scout Execu- tive. They really mean that they were not ready to be led by a Black man,not that he wasn't the best man, he was BLACK. I wonder what the word UNITED means to them? This tells us something that these men do not have any regards for the law, so they should be in jail where all other law breakers and are, and not in the Boy Scout program. My friends we have work -to do and we can not do it with these kinds of men, who is a defeat to our success. We must find away to do it without them. What is our new SCOUT EXECUTIVE doing about putting some BLACKS in some of the TOP JOBS in our COUNCIL 2960 Coral Way. (continue next issue) • PRESIDENT: James E. Carter GOVERNOR: lteubin Askew :U.S. SENATOR: Lawton Chiles Richard (Dick) Stone 17:S. REPRESENTATIVE: William Lehman Oaudc'Pepper Address: Salutation: Address: Friday May 19, 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting 7:00 o'clock p.m. Planning & Zoning Items Wednesday May 31, 9:00 o'clock a.m. Regular Meeting Thursday June 8 9:00 o'clock a.m.. Regular Meeting Thursday June 22 7:00 o'clock p.m. Planning & Zoning RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK $1111Selt NoWI HOW TO ADDRESS LETTERS TO YOUR REPRESENTATIVES The President STATE SENATOR: The White House Washington, D.C. 20006 Dear Mr. President The Honorable Governor of Fiolida State Capitol Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear Governor Address: Senator Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20025 Salutation: Dear Senator Address: The Honorable House Office Building You may send a 15 word "public opinion message" by Washington, D.c, 20025 Western Union for 94 cents to any of your elected representatives. DADE COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY TO: SL ACCKBKICAUCUSL 300 Nome Anna WuhlnOtsn. O.C• 20ft0 Address: The Honorable Senate Chambers Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear Senator STATE REPRESENTATIVE. Address: Gwen Cherry Joe Lang Kershaw OTHER OFFICIALS: Neal Adams The Honorable House Chambers Tallahassee. Fla. 32303 Salutation: Dear State Representative Edison Center 754.4600 Accion 547-4892 Miami Beacn Center 672-1704 Opa-Locka 625-8433 CCA HEADQUARTERS Miami 579-5600 r:ulmer Center 579-5281 Address: Dade County Courthouse etc. City, State Salutation: Dear Mr. . or Dear Mayor . etc. City Commissioner ALL CLOSINGS: Yours truly. Brownsville Center 638-6670 Liberty City Center 638-6670 Coconut Grove Cehter 446-3311 South Miami Center 667-5581 Perrine/Goulds/Naraoja 238.5771 Ail interested periiane pieaae take Reftesthe Meetings of the City Commi*tiai et the City e Miami Florida wit be held on therm (Mtn at the City of Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Dinner Ivey, Miami, Florida, Frldey April !, 4 11.61, it** * Me fhursdey Apig 2/, 9 A.M► Amply 1Nm Thursday April 2/, 6 Pow Plee A loakmiN. Ralph C. Ongie City Clerk 1 Xhc fitami iniea RECEIVl '70 MY 10 PM 3: 33 Published Weekly Miami, Dade County, Florida STATE Or FLORIDA i SS PROOF OF PUBLICATION !':a'o tt y'oPME 1 Lit} Clci 1. fief 4hg,}11.4itrfignecktit.hority personally appeared Garth C. Reeves, Jr., who on oath says that he is the Mana ne Elmo ortni MIAMI TIMES, a weekly newspaper published in Miami, bade County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement was published in said newspaper in the issues of: April 6, 1973 Affiant furtherstateslthat The Miami Times is a newspaper published in Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida each week and has been entered as second class mail matter at the U.S. Post Office in Miami, Dade County, Florida, for a period of more than one year next preceeding date of publication of the attached copy of advertisement; Further affiant says that he has neither paid nor promisecFany firm, person or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the pur- pose of securing this advertisement for publication in this newspaper. Sworn to and subscribed before me on this, NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA AT LARGE. My commission expires: NOTARY MILK STATE Ci pQbA At LAIN Mr COAVAPSSION EONS AUG. 21 OM day of _Apri i �s ' *ap ging Editor __A.D. 19� 7g�_— ahe ; land a Published Weekly Miami, bade County, Plot STATE OP PLORIbA ss COUNTY OP bAbE Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Garth C. #1 Managing Editor of THE MIAIVII TIMES, a weekly newspaper publish attached copy of advertisement was published in said newspaper in the May 11 , 1978 Notice To Public All thtetetted persona plum take noticeAhgetings of the City Commission of the City of MUM Pion will be held on the following Wes et the City of Miami City Hail, aS001199 American Drive, Dinner Key, Miami, Piorida : Friday May it 1:0 o'clock A.M, Regular Meetifig 200 o'clock P.M, Plififitng & 2oitifig Items Wednesday May St MOO o'clock A,M, Regular Meeting Monday June a • CO o'clock A.M. Regular Meeting Thursday June 22 . 1:00 o'clock A.M, Regular Meeting 2:so o'clock P.M, Planning St Zoning Items Ralph G. Ongle City Clerk Affiant further statesithat The Miami Times Is a newspaper published in Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the newspaper has heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida each week and has been entered as second class mail matter at the U.S. Post Office in Miami, Dade County, Florida, for a period of more than one year next preceeding date of publication of the attached copy of advertisement • Further affiant says that he has neither paid nor promised•any firm, person or corporation any discount, reb • commission or refund for the pur- pose of securing this advertisement for publication in this newspaper. ana Sworn to and subscribed before me on this, the 25 day of May A.D. 19 87 1, NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA AT LARGE. My commission expires: NOTARY PubtiC STATE OF ROMA I2 'VOCE MY COMISSIC111 DMUS AUG 21 Mil WPM 1/111J CORAL 11111.111111111211215 1 r \