Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

Statesman, Salem, May 2, 74 (Sec. l)-3 Water Is Likely For Communities 77 BRIGHT MUUMUUS Hawaiian prints have gold leaf edging, extra fullness from gathered yoke, vibrant shades of red, blues, greens or orchid. SMLX reg 4.95 NYLON LONG GOWNS Great gift! Smooth Antron nylon with flattering halters, dirndl waists, keyhole necklines, self-ruffled bottom, luscious peach, aqua, maize, mint, SML, reg 4.95 PUCKET POWER SEERSUCKER PRINTS All cotton, 39" wide, values $1.69 tive domestic water system is "pretty well assured." He reported initial signup seems adequate to proceed with the system. THE DIRECTORS have authorized the chairman to make a formal request to the Farmers Home Administration for obligation of funds to construct the system. Earlier FHA approved the project subject to sufficient number of signups of water uses to make the "system capable of paying off the loan." 'Payment is by the water users through their monthly bills.

Hobson said a $12 minimum has been determined necessary with water rates established on a scale for additional quantities to be determined. The cutoff date ending the original $300 hookup fee has now been set for July 1, Hobson said. While a new hookup fee has not yet been determined, the board members said it would probably follow the schedule of other domestic water cooperatives that have approximately doubled after the initial signup. He explained this will be necessary to assure adequate funds for redesigning original systems to accommodate additional users as a change from the engineering plan. IN ORDER to get the system under way as quickly as possible, right of way easements will be gathered soon so construction may be started in late summer.

Water for the approximately 275 users will come from a newly drilled well near the Brush College Grange Hall. This well has already been tested to sus- tain pumping of more than 180 gallons per minute which will, engineers have figured, provide an average of about 1,000 gallons per family per day. Hobson said this is about three times the current usage in the Luckia-mute Domestic Water System. Water quality tests on the well show no iron problem and that no chloridation will be needed at the present. i A' By LIU.IE MADSEN Farm Editor, The Statesman PERRYDALE Success is practically assured Perry-dale, BaUston and Salt Lake Creek communities in their goal, set more than a year ago, for an adequate water supply.

Ray Hobson, chairman of the Perrydale. Domestic Water Cooperative directors, said Wednesday the coopera- Committee Plans Meeting Today On Youth Hostel The Salem Youth Hostel Committee will meet today at 8 p.m. on Willamette University campus to discuss funding and other plans to open a youth hostel in Salem this summer. Meeting with the committee at Willamette University's student center will be Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Smith who, with some volunteer assistants, are to operate the Salem hostel. Up for discussion will be recruiting of volunteers, planning of hostel activities and publicizing the existence of Salem's hostel to other Northwest hostels and youth' organizations. The meeting is open to the public. Salem's hostel is scheduled to open June 1 in Willamette University's Lee House at Mill and Winter Streets SE. It will provide overnight accommodations, but not day lodging, to travelers.

Security Group Opens Session The Oregon chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security will open a two-day workshop today in Salem for personnel workers. Opening session will feature Senate President Jason Boe, D-Reedsport, at 10:50 a.m. at the Black Angus, where all sessions will be held. Regional and national association officials will address most remaining sessions through Friday. Filming Delayed Filming of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at Oregon State Hospital has now been delayed to mid-September.

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