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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1975-09-03 AdvertisementMiami literitib A KNic,Ht Nsw'SPAP, F4 Ttir ► IA MI NEWS A to* Ntvvs 0' �wb bditot•ially ihdebptidetii tiewi;papo, . bht•ted. bbtd ttid distributed by THE MIAMI HERALD PUBLISHING COMP 1 'HERALD PLAZA. MIAMI. FLORJDA 33101 ► (AREA C005 305) 350,4P), State of Florida County of Dade Before the undersigned authotitys personally appeared Thomas H. kenned who on oath says that he is Retail Advertising Manager of The Miami Herald/The 4, Miami News, The Miami herald being published daily including Sundays and the Miami News being published daily excluding .Sunday, both papers being published at Miami, in Dade County, Florida; that copy of the advertising being out-of-Prf a copy of which appears in the bound file or on microfilm of the above newspaper') which is available for inspection during tite regular office hours of THE MIAMI HERALD/NEWS. ACCOUNT NAME _ CITY OF MIAMT___. Product or Service Advertised PU LIC NOTICE Date (s) of Publications 17 Day of August 19 75Size :{ TOTAL 2 u Day of 19 Size X TOTAL Day of 19 Size X TOTAL Affiant further states that the said THE MIAMI HERALD/NEWS are newspapers published at Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspapers have here -to -fore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida, each day, and have been entered as Second Class mail matter at the Post Office in Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the advertisement. Sworn to and Subscribed to before me this c-) day of , A.D. 19_. • Notary Public (Seal) 7� PUBLIC NOTICE RENOVATION AND IMPROVEMENTS TO DINNER KEY AUDITORIUST Ill interested permit will take notice that the Miami City Cemmissiee. at a special' meeting to be hetd en September 3, ISIS at h00 o'clock RM., vitl lire consideration to at proposed plan for lien and impteremeets to Diener Key Auditorium. 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Affiant further says that the above named newspaper has continuously published daily except Mondays in Dade County, Florida, for more than one year immediately preceding first publication of said Legal Notice or advertisement and was during all such titre and now is entered as second class mail matter in the United States Post Office in Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the Legal Notice or Advertisement, all copy of which is here- to attached, was published in DIARIO LAS AMERICAS on the following days: Signed 1 z.. Sworn to and subscribed before me thisday of 19 f , in Miami, Dade County, Florida. "Romances del MI Libro". I para Visa dB Estudiante. ! . Qulenes deseen adquirir este AVISO PUBLICO "DINNER KEY EXPOSITION HALL" La Comision de la Ciudad de Miami se reunirf el midreoles, 3 de Septiem- bre, de 1975 en el "Bayfront Park", la borafi jada para su comienzo' serd las 5 de la tarde, en el "Gulfstream Room El prop6sito de la reunion serd dfscu- tir la reunodelaclon del "Dinner Key Exposition Hall". T,..t013 Notary Public J,40Z. tHt MIAMI 11EfALb MAIL AbVti?INNO 6lDI �qqAb NUMBER Ri 1..141 CASH REGISTER VALIDATION tte,,t 1 -Woe 2t]Cosh RUN CODE 1 NLtI:Id Only MO ttipl 1p y —•_.arc _.___.. _ Nye.- .. _ lop Nti .... .... MAW Preelt Wented PAM% .Sig k . F1 MethwO ColJEnnt - Whits. Totel Inches Production Order Number beset i i el Spicbi Ch6rpb Solisenot, territory Number Dote r n ' J 1 i tiled bullet Il 1 'Q HOED C1 AD STANDING FROM -- 1.1 CA kT RUN DAtt .. _. _. _.:. ..':....... Wove el uchase order Number J Charge to f I)) 1 Bow Charge Moil Yowler Cl Addnst ``tt V Air Meal 1 ; MAD Sp.tiet 1- } City ttr e lip Code for Ntweld Positron Request • t,... (. i i A Color Ads Only ANPA Celet Ntmtbet 1. 0 Block & 1 color 2. 0 Block & 2 color 3. 0 Full Color PRORATED COLOR AMOUNT INFORMATION fi DE RATE 9 CONTRACT OPEN Speutil Int,ruc,scn, 22 COLOR NO BLACK 06 AMUSEMENT 31 THEATER 04 POLITICAL OTHERCODEE511E1( it / TEAR SHEETS i•~' ,„/ .' .// Ounn,»r D7 Co op Bins to. total Inches PAGE SECTION +�,, . Mari joid Has Alice In Clover She Gets $10,000 For Her Hower by VRAMC HUCK amino Newspsp*ri tervict PHILADELPHIA — For Mrs. Alice Vonk, 67-year-old widow from sully, Iowa (pop. 710), it marks the end of 21 years of work- ing in het backyard garden to help in a search. For David Burpee, 82, patriarch of one of the oldest and largest seed firms in America, it marks the end of 56 years of searching. This week, Burpee paid Mrs. Vonk $10,000 for her white mari- gold. THE PAYMENT brought to an end the W. Atlee Burpee Co.'s standing offer of $10,000 for seed yielding a white marigold 21/y inch- es across — an offer which has ap• peered in its catalogs every year since 1954. Burpee, whose fattier started the seed firm in 1876, presented the check to Mrs. Vonk during ceremo- nies at his Fordhook Farm near Doylestown, Pa. "My knees are shaking but it probably doesn't show, " said Mrs. Vonk at the ceremony. "I'll proba- bly fall apart tomorrow." As for the money, Mrs. Vonk said she planned to take some of it and "spend it foolishly." "OH, I DON'T mean blow it all, poof, like that, but I'm going to blow some of it foolishly. If I had children or grandchildren who needed to be educated, it would be different, but they're all in good shape, so, I'm going to spend some of it." Mrs. Vonk, who has eight chit - Alice truant. Marigold si,r rotleeta $1O,000 dren, 24 grandchildren and one great-grandchild, started her first garden in the same year that David Burpee began his search for a white marigold. At that time, the nearest thing to the elusive white was a deep or- ange. "I thought of offering the $10,000 in 1920, but 1 thought that's not fair, it might be impossible," said Burpee. So for the next 34 years, Burpee and his company plant breeders worked to develop a pure white flower, IN 1954, Burpee said, the compa- ny decided to offer the prize and get home gardeners to help in the development. By then, a lemon yel- low was the closest to white. Mrs. Vonk, who was 11 years old when she began gardening, sent her first seeds to Burpee for testing in the initial year of the prize offering. Except for bad gardening years, she has sent in samples of her whitest flowers every year. "I'm one of those people who will try anything," she said. "If you don't try, you don't ever succeed. "I didn't Work hard at it; it was fun It's a thing I can do and I liked the challenge," she said. Asked what her favorite flower is, the stout, white haired woman replied: "The marigold is now." The Burpee seed company, whose catalogs are like a harbinger of spring when they arrive in four mil- lion homes every January, spent more than $250,000 on research and testing of seeds sent in by garden- ers before awarding Mrs. Vonk the $10,000 prize. leas Cii tf.EtttLANb (AP) Jut' Richard Williattis says an atttatet movie showing a t'tlsh tit' artthut►i dernonstrattirt toward rstttnutnberE Ohio Nationai Guardstiien h orne before the troops tired convince him to vote for the guardsmen the recent merit State civil damage trial. "I figured the guard panicked, Williams said in an interview. "AI cording to the law, if they fear to their lives they can fire." Williams was a member of th jury that absolved Gov. James A Rhodes, former Adj. Gen, 5ylveste Del Corso, former 1i:ent State tin versity President Robert i, Whit and 26 cutfent or former guat,<isme of liability for the May 4, 197C shootings during which four stu dents were killed and nine Wound ed. The civil trial asking $46 niiiiiot in damages stemmed from tltost shootings. Williams was one of the few rors Who would comment about thi trial. ALBERT E. HUNT of Shake' Heights said there was a reason he couldn't talk about it but refused tc elaborate. Another, Cecelia M. Klancar of Euclid, had tears in her eyes when she told newSmen she wouldn't discuss it at any time. Williams said the deliberations left all the jurors emotionally drained. "We had to hide our "emo tions," be said. "We had to follow the law rather than use sympathy.". The film he described was 8mm footage taken by Christopher Abell, then a Kent State student, from his fifth floor dormitory window 1,600 fee -from the site of the gunfire. Though the poor quality made it "hard to see," he said, "you could see this run up the hill toward the guard. According to the film they were fairly close. "That's what convinced me," he said. HE SAiD THERE were about 70 guardsmen and that "they were outnumbered quite a bit," though he couldn't tell how many ^ demon- strators there were. "I wasn't completely convinced until the end," he added. "At the end, we had a short film and two tapes, And in the tapes it showed . a few seconds before the Woma.n Kept `Alive' Mechanically Doctors C� 'etc far e WESTMINSTER. cNacs rmo� IQQ 106 Stiturduy, August 30, IOU Tilt MIAMI HERALD 8 Stwlents' l�us� �►� ��a�ds n�h�r for Kont StateJuror .. shooting ,there was a charge. \'nu could hear them hollering c►ut; 'Lay down your guns; rare surround - Williams said the deliberations involved "quite a bit of`soul-search- ing." He said every member of the jury cried at one time or another during the deliberations. He also said there was argument back and forth, that "everybody was vocal; everybody had their say ... even the quiet people .. . "WHEN WE came out of there, everyone of us was satisfied with the decision." he said. "V1re couldn't go any other way. "I knew no matter which way we went, we were going to hurt people, we were going to change their lives for the rest of their Imes," he said. "That's a hard decision. They were in there doing what they were sup - Posed to be doing, according to the maw. "I didn't want. 'to be in this posi tion," Williams said. "1 never want to be in it again." jl'itANWititt, a copyrighted story in the Cleveland Press quot- ing another juror indicated that Gov. Rhodes was cleared of liability in the shootings by the time the jury took its first ballot Monday af• ternooh. The story quoted Mrs. Ellen Gas - Rana, a juror who dissented from the blanket acquittal, as saying, "There were enough votes to re- solve the (Rhodes) issue the first time we voted." The jury split 9-3 when polled, the precise majority needed to clear Rhodes, former KSU president Rob- ert White and the National Guards- men of liability. Mrs. Gaskalla, Lorain, Ohio, a 27- year-old blonde employed in the ac- counting office of Nordson Co.; said the jury which received the case At midday Aug. 22 deliberated that af- ternoon, all the next day and Mott of Monday before taking its first vote. • "After that there was a iot of back -and -forth discussion, but there were at least seven votes (for ac- quittal) on all the test of the deftly dents," the report quoted her es saying, THE JURORS had more than 400 exhibits to study, testimony from about 100 witnesses, and an intri- cately -worded 76-page charge from U.S. District Judge Don J. Young. TEXTURE COATING Eliminate Ite.Paintinit Guaranteed totes tone a you own yea home. Tom Gustafson Ind., Inc, DAOa — 944442i 'ROWARO - 8224>60 PALM *tACN — tii2-0233 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF PUBLIC HEARING DINNER KEY EXPOSITION HALL The City Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, Sep- tember 3, 1975, beginning at 5:00 p.m. at the Bayfront Auditorium (Gulfstream Room) for the purpose of giving consideration to the pro- posed refurbishing of Dinner Key Exposition Hall. tHt MIA* MAAtD AbVtvhi wo sbD�rr AD NUMBER Rr 4 '9 CASH REGISTER VALIDATION . Trees 1 CI Charge~ 2 ti Cash RUN CON 1 Notald 8niy ItEid Hie Days ;j Des tap NI) ... Number Onsets WeMEd .. aidtAtlltit A1oili •ip Celwnht Ahet tool kith production Order Number Deferiplran al Sptcw Charge Sehuhee 1--.-'1.- "`, , / ;`, Territory Noinber L • .�, Date Order Vinton H I , ►rorated Whet G d ❑ MC.J OLD � AD StAN0114G FROM_t CARD NEXT RUN DATE ... .. . Ugliest ..__. v .._._ + Vurchafe order Number , _. ,,,y rrr®■ �—i— 2. 7 Sl/ Charge 1e dos Charge.. Moil Resoles (_a Air Moil C.j Moil Sootiest I .! Address City State bp Code Full Herold rhos Request "'4 Color Ads only ANPA Color Number 1. 0 Black 8 1 color 2. 0 Block & 2 color 3. 0 Full Color PRORATED COLOR AMOUNT RATE INFORMATION Foo CODE RATE 99 CONTRACT OPEN Spenallnst,uchen, 22 COLOR NO BLACK tin 06 AMUSEMENT • 37 THEATER 04 POLITICAL OTHER .CODESEE SNEEt TEAR SHEET,, Ouom.Sr 07 eittlifi'l Co op &lgior total tndres PAGE {„ iJ SECTION Migration Costs Israe Populatims: Deparhsres Rising , -Arrivals Drop $y AUJEN AUER Veiled Press international USALEIVI — Seeking greener astures away from economic hard- ip and the :constant threat of war, elis for the first time are ieav- the country faster than new im igrarits lean replace them. 'It is of special concern to us, be - use -,one of Israel's basic raisons 'etre a's' to be a country of open doors and to bring 11PW immi- grants;' said Yehuda: Dominnwitz, director general of immigration de- partment of the .Jewish Agency. immigration in 'the first half of 1975 was down a full 50 percent from the previous year, official figures show. Arrivals totalled mg Name s.500 against nearly 17,900 new- comers in 1974. 1111 But Israel is more iconcerned II City.. State about emigrating Israelis. T * * * `-Israelis rarely de. dare. %hen they leave OPEN DAILY 10-10; SUNDAY 10-6 ditat the purpose of die journey it;, and nian who 'intend to - leave 'grad for good ,don't salt' so --hra'Ji,ojfia-u were 21 000 of them in ' 1974 com- pared to'i3.000 in 1973 and :about 000 in previous years. ONE OJFJcf L suggested that ore Israelis may be emigrating an -the statistics indicate. "Israelis - rarely declare when y leave -vhlat the purpose of the urney is, Land _many who intend to Eve Israel for Rood .don'I say er said. ithej000 Israelis There PUBLIC NOTICE 1100.. RENOVATION AND -IMPROVEMENTS TO DINNER KEY AUDITORIUM 111 ioteiested persons will take notice that the Minall I9 Cewwlssisa, at a special meeting to be field en Septetaber 3, 1915 at 1:00 o'clock PAL, NW give ceasideratioa tea proposed planter renovation and improvements to Dinner Kel:yiiterivm H. O. SOUTHERN CITY CLERK CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA Be 'alto ft.�-. See Today's Ads canWhat you � o ylien youwantextra money ? Let H & R Block teach you to prepare incorne tax returns. We teach income tax prepa,ation to people v.ho hove a flag to eurately'with figures, and who enjoy work,ng +kith the ,public, and v:ho would like to earn .: rt n rspore time. Over 300,000 stu- dents have grodualed f'om our Inccn.e Tax Course VE. r J more than 2,000 commu, tles throughout the country. 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Jennings, who on oath says that he is Classified °fhe Manager of The Miami Herald The Miami News, daily newspaper 1s) published at Miami in Dade Counnty, Florida: that the attached copy of advertisement was published in said newspa= per (s) in the issues of August; 30, 1975 Affiant further says that the said The Miami Her. aid & The Miami News is (are) a newspaper (s) pub• lished at Miami, in the said Dade County, Florida, and that the said newspaper (s) has (have) heretofore been continuously published in said Dade County, Florida each day and has (have)been entered as sec. and class mail matter at the post office in Miami, in said Dade County, Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the first publication of the attached copy of advertisement; and affiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised any person, firm or corporation any discount, rebate, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this advertise- ment for publication in the said newspaper (s). Sworn to and subscribed before me this ..2 nd • ...... day of. SeP.t...A.D. 19 �5f ':.(;�', .�'''`"' ti,ftfl! ,urUC STATE OF rtc+.' ±A A? LARGE My Commission expirestxr;,,,...,VP . tr •t4,7 001.4o`U r .tNEkAL INsLSANCF. UN0•RWRITFRS NOTICE OP CHANCE OP PUBLIC HEARING DINNER KM:EXPOSITIONwHALL the City Commission will held a Pattie Heoriat on Wednesdays September 3AM. beginning at 5:00 P.M, llik—` ti rent Auditorium (Millstream Room) for the purpose of pint consideration to the proposed refurbikhint •f Dinner Key tspesltion Hallo .. kept, te, frit Ai R.. 0421111 '