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Fort Myers (Fla.) News. Thursday, Jan. 9, 1958 County Board Acts for Water, Sewer Systems Engineers Retained To Prepare Report On Financing (Continued From Page One) interest. If part of the project proves toe feasible, the county would have pay back a pro rata cost of the surveys, but if none of the system is feasible, the federal agency would not be repaid, Colyer said. If the report is not favorable, the project will be dropped and the county will not have to pay any fees or costs.

Standard Fee If the report is favorable and the county goes ahead with construction, the engineers would be paid a standard fee based on rates set up by the Florida Engineering Society. The engineers will assist the bond house in arriving at tables of rates and charges, potential and present customers, costs of operation and construction and net revenues anticipated from the system, The bond house will take the engineers' cost figures and prepare whatever bond issue would be necessary to finance the works to be retired out of revenue from the services. Colyer said the engineers also will assist the county in applying through the Florida State Board Health to the federal government for a direct grant which would be applied toward construction and would not have to be repaid. Chairman Wilson Pigott commented, "It looks like a good deal. We can't lose and won't incur any indebtedness." Both firms promised to get right to work on the project.

Private Project George Swetnik, who last year proposed to set up a utility distriet, between encompassing the 45 city square limits at McGregor Boulevard and Fort Myers Beach but delayed it because of the condition of the bond market, told the commission he is now ready to go ahead. Swetnik is the developer of a canal front subdivision on Whiskey Creek. He presented an engineering report on the feasibility of the project but the commission took no action on his petition for a franchise. Pigott noted that Lee County DOG RACING TONIGHT 8 P.M. BONITA SPRINGS WEATHER FORECAST--On Thursday most of the nation will have clear to partly cloudy skies except for snow flurries in the mountains of Pennsylvania and New York and in the northern Rockies.

Some rain is due along the immediate north Pacific Coast. It will continue cold in the middle and north Atlantic states. It will turn warmer in large area from the Gulf Coast region northward through the central valleys to the Great Lakes. Little change in temperature elsewhere. (AP Wirephoto Map) Utilities Corp.

has already been granted a utility franchise cova portion of his contemplated area and said Swetnik now will have to wait to see if the utility proceeds with its plans. If nothing is done to build the utility system, the county can terminate the franchise. Urges New Bridge Swetnik also inquired about the possibility of rebuilding the Whiskey Creek bridge. He said the old bridge is too low for the pasage of boats to his subdivision and has "stopped our operation entirely." The board adopted a resolution asking the State Road Department to rebuild the bridge and also to. rebuild the Pine Island Bridge.

Swetnik has requested that the Whiskey Creek bridge, when rebuilt, be a high-level span to accommodate boats. No commitment has even been made about raising the span. Prisoners Offer To Man Satellite NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (AP)Atty. Gen.

Rogers told a Boy Scout group today that several federal prisoners have volunteered to go up in the first U. S. manned satellite. He drew a moral from the offers. Rogers said these volunteers would have served the nation better had they started to think about their obligations to society when they were of scout age.

CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks our friends who helped to comfort many, during our bereavement at the passing of our daughter, Anita Jean. Special thanks goes to our neighbors, Sears Funeral Home and Rev. L. A. Deveaux for their kind services.

The James S. Mann Family NANCY FRANCES NELSON Mrs. Nancy Frances Nelson, 95, of 424 Royal Palm Park Road, died Tuesday. A native of Winslow, and a former resident of Fort Myers Beach, she had resided here since 1949. Her husband, William Sanford Nelson, died in 1936.

She was a member of the Baptist Church. Mrs. Nelson is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Glada Risley of Fort Myers and Mrs. Gracie Harper of Anderson, four grandchildren, including Mrs.

Lorene Abbott of Fort Myers, and six great grandchildren. Friends may call at the Harvey Funeral Home from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. Funeral services and burial will be in Petersburg, with the O.

D. Harris Sons Funeral Home in charge. GEORGE H. EBERLE Funerals George H. Eberle, 75, a resident of 197 Mariana North Fort Myers, died yesterday.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mellie Eberle; two daughters, Mrs. Vernon Bottrell, Springfield, Mrs. W. J.

Bloomington, Ill. Services will be today at 10 a.m, at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with Rev. C. I.

Edge officiating. Honorary pallbearers will be Howard Braisted, Roy Allen, J. A. Teague, D. H.

Sheppard and John E. Massie. The body will be sent to Bloomington for burial. PERRY SHAW Services for Perry Shaw will be held today at 2 p.m, at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home with Rev.

0. O. Roberts officiating. Pallbearers will be Raymond Williams, Roy Harrell, Curtis Pig ott and Robert Moser. Inter.

ment will be in New Prospect Cemetery. JOHN A. HOOKER Services for John A. Hooker will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Leo W.

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U. 5. PAT. OFF zineb fungicide Better Things For Better Living 1 THROUGH CHEMISTRY Children First, County Decides parks and churches. Name the Clients (Continued From Page One) ily residence "with foster parents and seven adopted children." Attorney Robert Shafer, assisting Starnes, said the children's home is a "proprietary use" by the county as distinguished from a "governmental use" and as such comes under the city zoning laws.

Starnes maintained there is a "clear violation" of the zoning since the home does not fall into a group of permissible uses set up under the zoning. They are for single family residences, schools, Billy Millican, a neighbor of the children's home who did not object to it, asked Starnes to name his clients. They are Mrs. Louise Dukes, Col. Earl F.

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Let's get it back on a practical basis. The board will enter into a contract with R. J. Whitaker today to complete the new home within 200 days. Won't your clients go along with that Starnes: "My clients feel that that is in the future.

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Pallbearers will be George T. Mann, Charles P. Gibson, Clifford A. Rankin, M. F.

Massie, C. H. Van Meter and S. Wiltshire. Honorary, James B.

Roberts, M. M. Tillis, Charles Ritch, A. W. D.

Harris, C. L. Persons and G. Dupuy. Interment will be in Memorial Gardens Cemetery, EPHRAIN F.

SINKLER Christian Science services will be read for Ephrain F. Sinkler Friday at 11 a.m, at Leo W. Engelhardt Funeral Home. The body will be sent to Black River Falls, for burial. BERNHARD C.

HENSEL Bernhard C. Hensel, 81, died here last night. He was a native of Germany, and was a SpanishAmerican War veteran. He was wounded in the battle for Manila Bay. He was a member of the Lutheran Church.

He is survived by two daughters, Miss Gertrude Hensel, of Fort Myers and Miss Dorothy Hensel of St. Petersburg. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Harvey Funeral Home. JAMES CLARENCE SPIVEY James Clarence Spivey, 43, bulldozer operator and resident of Sanibel and Lee County for five years, died Tuesday night after a short illness. Surviving besides his wife, Mrs.

Josephine L. Spivey, are his sixyear-old son, Roy Lee; two brothers, Woodrow W. of Tampa and Henry P. Spivey of Savannah, two sisters, Mrs. Mamie DeLoach of Savannah, and Mrs.

Winnie Kinney of Nichols, and his mother, Mrs. Laura Thigpen Spivey of Nichols. Local funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Harvey Funeral Home with services and buial at Douglas, Ga. CARRIE B. SCOTT PUNTA GORDA, Jan.

8 Miss Carrie B. Scott, 85, died at Charlotte Hospital early today after a long illness. Born in Dundas, Canada, Miss Scott has made her home in Punta Gorda for the past 10 years. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary A.

Wilson of Punta Gorda and Mrs. Jean Dutcher. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at McClelland Funeral Home with the Rev. Earl Downey of the Presbyterian Church officiating.

Interment will be at Indian Springs Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Barnhill, Sheriff Travis Parnell, Frank Rigell and Charles F. Cerny. MRS. LILLIE KENNEDY PUNTA GORDA, Jan.

8-Mrs. Lillie Kennedy, 83, died at her home on Scott Street today of a heart attack. She was sitting in a chair when the attack occurred. A pioneer resident of Punta Gorda and Charlotte County she was born in Monroe County. She lived on a homestead when she first came here.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. John Nipper of Punta Gorda; two sons, Perry M. Lewis of Punta Gorda and Gilford Lewis of Fort Myers, 11 grandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren. Funeral arangements will be announced later by McClelland Funeral Home. Neighbors Find Body of Leonard Neighbors entered a house at 238 West Rose North Fort Myers, yesterday to find the body of James A.

Leonard, 58, who had not been seen since Monday. Coroner Elmer O. Friday Jr. ruled Leonard died of natural causes. Malcolm Mote, Leonards brother-in-law, and Carl and Dave Sheppard found the body, according to the sheriffs records.

They had attempted to persuade Leonard to enter a hospital Monday. Friday was assisted in his investigation by Sheriff Flanders Thompson and Deputy Jerry Warriner. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Georgia Anna Leonard; a daughter, Mrs. Sally Zeranti of Lima, and a sister, Miss Lucy Leonard of Lynn, Mass.

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