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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1958)
WEINESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAOR Krv! Heads Installed By Altar Society DfNSMl'IR - Officers for 1958 weri' installed at a meeting of St. Join's Altar Society on January 16 at e parish hall. M-s. Emma Marinez, president, wis presented the gavel by .Mrs. Vi'ienne Capitzky, retiring presi dat. Others taking c'.fice were lbs. Adela Padula, vice president: .Vrs. Lupe lmhcff. secretary, and louise Johnson, treasurer. i. potluck supper and birthday jarty preceded the meeting with io Welch,. Alice King. .Margaret Hurd. Angeline Chiment, Marie Oberkamp. Effie Garrigus and Theresa Sorenson celebrating birthdays. KMe-tainment mas provided bv Small Oregon Town Uses 'Do-lt-Y our self Program DRAIN un The people of this northern Douglas County town of 1,200 persons have two slogans when it comes to community im provement: "Do it yourself' and "Pay as you go." Their latest is a sewage dis posal system which will go into operation in the spring. The Karen Lee and Sally Nealon. New parishioners welcomed were Esther Leighton, Alice Thompson, Jane Welker, Florence Freeman and Theresa Sausetto. Mrs. Fran ces Shelbourne, Glendale, former ly of Dunsmuir, was a guest. people built it themselves and stayed out of debt in doing so. The system includes a modern sewage treatment plant. 2.000 ieet of trunk sewers and 7.000 feet of other sewer mains. i The city thus has an estimated S25O.00O sewer system at a cost of about $109,000 all paid. The only help came from a federal Depart ment of Health. Education and Welfare in the form of a $19,000 grant. The city ''did it itself" and "paid as it went" before this. A city park, swimming pool, city hall and athletic field arc monu ments to those slogans. The way of doing things reaches into ether areas. The Masonic Lodge wanted a new building. Vol unteers started the building and tinished the lower floor, which was turned into a bowling alley. ; Proceeds from the privately op erated alley are now financing finish work in the meeting hall (upstairs. Three years ago. the state Sani tary Authority told the City Coun Icil that it must show signs of activity in sewer improvements. Raw sewnce was flowing into Elk Creek, which runs through the middle of town. "Get it done in three years," the council was told. The citv actually had a jump on the Sanitary Authority, for a five-vear continuing levy to raise $16,000 a year already had been authorized. Then city officials surprised the state authority by proposing that city public works crews and vol unteers build the system. "You can't do it," they were told. Even consulting engineers hired by the city were doubtful that the program could be completed with out architectural and contracting help. But the doubters reckoned with out Tony Giovanini, the overall- garbed street superintendent. Gio vanini, who hadn t seen the inside of a sewage plant at that time, allowed as how the job might get done with a little patience. . With the consulting engineers to advise them, the city employes worked on the project at slack times when they weren't working on street projects or the munici pal power system and when mon ey was available. Cooperative businessmen pitched in with materials in exchange for work by the city, around their properties. And there was some scroung ing. The city found some aggre gate earth material in the lot of a sand und gravel company. The company had no use lor it. The aggregate was of tho proper tex ture for fill under the treatment plant. City trucks hauled it away at no cost. Two phases of the project re main to be completed. One is a f i Iteration operation to purify ef fluent which goes back into Elk Creek. The second is laying of mains in the cast side of town. The $19,000 government wind fall amazed observers because of the haphazard method of construction. Soothing to property owners is a modest $1.50 monthly sewer service charge to offset the esti mated' $8,000 yearly expense of operation. "We're real pleased," beams Verne Thomas, who is officially the city recorder, but johnny-on-the-spot in various functions of this community-minded town. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or snerze without (ear of liuecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH holds plates firmer and .more com fortably. This pleasant powder has no gummy, gooey, pasiy taste or feeling. Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkallne non-acid). Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. 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