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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The City Commission of the City of Miami, Florida
will consider the second and final reading of a
proposed ordinance regulating the hours of sale of
Alcoholic Beverages in the City of Miami. The
meeting will be held in the City Commission
Chambers, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami,
Florida at the following date and time:
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 - 3:00 P.M.
This proposed ordinance Is based upon the
recommendations of the Committee appointed to
study hours of sale of alcoholic beverages In the
City of Miami. All interested persons are urged to
be present at this second reading and public
hearing.
Ralph G. Ongie
City Clerk
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`-f MIAMI MAtb Friday, .ray 27,_, gtt
Amcpica'sFist-Disappearing
Biuebirds:
A
Symbol 0f Happiiiess
By HANK BURCHARD
Washington Post Service
WASHINGTON — Everybody
sings about the bluebird. but Larry
Zeleny is doing something about
the gentle, beautiful and fast -disap-
pearing American symbol of love
and joy.
"When I was a boy bluebirds
were as common as robins," Zele-
ny said as he maneuvered through
early -morning traffic near his Riv-
erdale, Md., home.
•
A SERIES of man-made disasters
has brought Sialia sialis, the East-
ern bluebird, to such a sorry pass
that now only one fugitive flash of
blue is seen where 10 bluebirds
`The raffle is the usual
victim. because he trill
.sir► • and fight. }nu find
hint under the s/turrutr
nest tt•ith his thing.
spread firer the bit hies
and Iris hear/ peeked all
to pieces. _ 11rt•ays the
head."
— Lam Zt I n v
once delighted the eye — and de-
voured crop -eating insects,
The decline began with importa-
tion of the English sparrow in 1851
and accelerated with the introduc-
tion of starlings in 1890. This eco-
logical idiocy wrought havoc upon
many American songbirds, with
the bluebird perhaps the principal
victim because, like the foreigners,
it nests in cavities in trees and
fenceposts. Chain saws, which
leave fewer dead trees around, and
metal fenceposts have made the
housing crunch that much tighter.
The bluebird has a mild and
cheerful disposition and is easily
shouldered out of a nesting hole. A
starling will kill nesting bluebirds.
Sparrows will kill them and pro-
ceed to build a nest on their corps-
es.
"The male is the usual victim,
because he will stay and fight,"
Zeleny said. "You find him under
the sparrow nest with his wings
spread over the babies and his head
pecked all to pieces. Always the
head."
ZELENY SPEAKS with authority
on the life nd hard times of the
bluebird, f'ng spent much of his
73 years o,, arcing them.
The core of his campaign is es-
tablishment of nesting boxes in
the Audubon Naturalist Society
(ANS).
THE BOOK MAKES easy read-
ing, but it cost Zeleny years of pa-
tient observation, subtle experi-
ment and upwards of 100,000 miles
of patrolling his trails weekly by
car and on foot.
In that time he has helped nearly
2,000 bluebirds survive to fledging
(first flight). The project was
adopted by ANS and the Maryland
Ornithological Society, and now 83
volunteers maintain about 2,300
boxes from which more than
17,000 bluebirds have flown since
1967.
That's the good news. The bad
news is that the brutal winter just
past may have cut the rebounding
population by worse than half. At-
tendance is down 55 per cent in
Zeleny's boxes. Reports of declines
as severe as 80 per cent have come
in from eleswhere.
"The bluebird does not fly great
distances between wintering and
nesting grounds like other mi-
grants," Zeleny said. "They'll win-
ter over wherever there is an ade-
quate supply of berries, which is
what they eat after frost knocks
down the insects.
"BUT A FREEZING rain or
heavy snow may make it impossi-
ble for them to feed, and a blue-
bird's fire goes out pretty fast ...
"When they were abundant they
could overcome such disasters.
Theoretically a pair could raise 18
young in a season. It doesn't hap-
pen, because life is very hazardous
for birds."
Especially bluebirds. Their prob-
lems include pesticides and such
things as smokestacks on tobacco
barns, which have trapped at least
2 million of them.
CRACKI
SOUTH MIAMI i SUNSET 8
EDUCAT(
Learn how to use the newspap
will be taught by Dr. Arnold Ct..
July 1. Discussion topics inclui
reading, listening, vocabulary,;
Dr. Cheyney will also point out
exceptional children. Available
Co -sponsored by The Miami 1-
Fot
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Co'
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(For Teac
Kent G
FEAST'
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BSTERS
Includes Salad Bars, Potatoes,
Hot Vegetables, Loaf of Hot Bread
ID CRAB
OPEN
5 P.M.
GALLOWAY RD., 274-5551
)RS
r in the classroom. A course
eyney from June 27 through
e using the newspaper to teach
Nriting, math and language arts.
how it can aid in teaching
on a credit or non-credit basis.
:raid.
more information contact:
Sherry Pound
versity of Miami
). Box 248005
.al Gables, Florida 33124
:all: 284-3933
iers only)
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
HOURS OF SALE OF ALCOHOLIC
C BEVERAGES IN
THE CITY OF M
EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCE
All interested persons please take notice
that Ordinance No. 8658 passed and
adopted May
19, 1977 concerning the
Hours of Sale of Alcoholic Beverages in
the City of Miami will become effective
on the following date:
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1977
Ralph G. Ongie
City Clerk
City of Miami, Florida
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