Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 175, Decatur, Adams County, 26 July 1957 — Page 8

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XOTICR OF PUBLIC BEAMING ' 1 CITY OF BECATUB At a m«8tln« of the Common C<«nell ot the CIW of M«‘» ‘f “« held ut the hour of 7 PM. on ■*“*• v»Ht •. 49*7, I” ,he Connell chambers the City Han. there Win he a public heart a a on the matter of the riwes and c-harre* for nhrvlven W •* rendered -hy «>e sewage the citv «i»m heretofore eatubMnned and to construct, operate nod maintain. The Common Connell now has under consideration OixlihItnee No. 1 957-3 fIKi«K aucti rates and cnar«»H. which ordinance provides in part a* foliowa: •We«tlon 1. For the use of nnd service rendered by said sewage works, rates and charges ehal) be collected from the owners of each und every dot. pareel of real estate or building that is conneeted with the CHya sanitary sewerage system or otherwise dlscharires sanitary sewage. Industrial wastes, water op other liquids either directly or Indirectly Into the sanitary sewerage system of the City of Decatur, which nites and charges shall be payable aw hereinafter provided and shall be In an amount determinable as fol-

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(a> The »«ww rates and chargee ahall be hawed on the quantity of water used on or In the property or premises subject to such rates and charges. aw the same is measured by the water meter there in use' except aw herein otherwlwe provided. Water meters will be read once each month, and sewage service bills shall be rendered once each month tor period equaling a month). <b I The water usage schedule on which the amout of said nates and charges shall be determined shall be aw follows: Quantity nt Rate per 1M water ased cable feet monthly per month First SSO Cubic feet ‘ |.48 Next SOO cubic feet .48 Next 1.000 cubic feet .45 Next 2.000 cubic feet ,S 8 Next 18.000 Cubic feet ‘ .22 Next 20,000 cubic feet .18 Over 40.260 cubic feet .16 te) The minimum charge for any service w'here the uwer iw a metered water consumer shall be based on the slse of such water meter, and shall be as follows: H” and water

meter. >1.75 per month 1" water meter 2.00 per month 1,4" water meter 2.80 per month I H“ water meter 1.00 per month 2" water metnr 5.00 per month 3" water meter 6.70 per month 4" and larger water meter 8.40 per month provided, however, that the minimum charge shall be hawed on a meter "lie of not more than one wise smaller than the service line in which the meter is Installed. The minimum charge for any service where the user Iw not a metered water consumer shall be based on the site of the service connection but no such charge shall be less than the corresponding minimum dionthly meter charge. (d) In the event two or more residential lote. pAupcla cd real estate, or sanitary sewage, watgror other liquids into the City’s sazilcary sewedLre system, either directly or Indirectly, are users of water and tire quantity of water Is measured by a single water meter, then in each such case for billing purposes, the quantity of water used shall be averaged for each useriand the minimum charge and the sewage rates and charges shall apply to each of the number of residential lots, parcels of real estate, or buildings served through the single water meter. (e) In she event tw'o or more dwelling units, such aw trailers, apartments or housekeeping rooms, discharging sanitary sewage, water or other liquids Into the City's sanitary system, either directly or indirectly. are users of water and the quantity of water Is measured by a single water meter, then in such cane billing shall be for a single service In the manner set out elsewhere 'heroin, excent that an adlltlonal charge shall be added thereto, in the amount of Fifty Cents ($0.50> per month for each dwelling unit over one (1) served through the single water meter. In the case of • raller parks, the number of dwelling units shall be interpreted as the maximum capacity for trailers In said park, plus any other dwelling units served through the meter. A dwelling unit shall be interpreted as a room or rooms or other living space or spaces In which cooking facilities are provided. <f) In the event a lot, parcel of real estate or building discharging sanitary sewage, industrial wastes, water of other liquids Into the City’s sanitary sewerage system, either directly or indirectly, is not a user of water supplied by th« City’s waterworks, and the water used thereon or therein is not measured by a water meter, or is measured by a water meter not acceptable to the Citv. then the amount of water used shall "be otherwise measured or determined bv the City, in order to ascertain the rate or charge provided in this ordinance, or the owner or other Interested party, at his expense, may install and maintain a meter acceptable to the City for said purpose (g) In the event the lot. parcel of real estate or building discharging sanitary sewage, industrial wastes, water or other liquids into the Citv’s sanitary sewerage system, either directly or indirectly, is a user of water supplied by the Clty’a-'water-works, and in addition uses water from another source which is not measured by a water meter or is measured by a water meter not acceptable to the City, then the amount of water used shall be otherwise measured or determined by the City in order to ascertain the rate or charge provided in this ordinance, or the owner or other Interested party, at his expense, may install nnd maintain a meter or meters acceptable to the City for said pur-' pose. (h) In the event a lot, parrel of real estate or building discharging sanitary sewage, industrial wastes. Water or other liquids Into the City’s sanitary sewerage system, either directly or Indirectly, uses water in excess of one thousand (1,000) cubic feet per month, and It can be shown, to the satisfaction of the City, that a. portion of the water as measured by Ahe water meter or meters does not and enter the sanitary sewerage system, then the City may determine in such manner and by such method as it may deem practicable the percentage of metered water entering the sanitary sewerage system. Such percentage, when so determined, shall then constitute ■the basis of sewage service charges, orovlded. however, that the City In its discretion may require or permit the installation of additional meters at the expense of the owner or other interested party In such a manner as to determine the ouantity of water actually entering the sewerage system, in which case the quantity of water used to determine the sewage service charge shall be the ouantity of water actually entering the sanitary sewerage system as so determined. (1) In order that the rates and charges may be justly and equitably adjusted to the service rendered, the City shall have the right to base its charges not only on volume blit also on the strength and character of the sewage and wastes which it is required to treat and dispose of. -The City shall have the right to measure and determine the strength and content of all sewage and wastes discharged, either directly or Indirectly, Into the City’s sanitary sewerage system in such manner and by such method as it may deem practicable in the light of the conditions and attending circumstances of the case. In order to determine the proper charge. Charges shall be based on tfie strength of the sewage and liquid wastes as determined by analysis of samples taken from time to time by The City. The strength and character of the sewage and wastes shall lie based on the quantity of suspended M£W PURINA MALATHION SPRAY ... tffettively Ideal for spraying farm buildings, cage droppings, manure piles, dairy barns, poultry houses ... wherever flies congregate. Purina Malathion Spray is also effective as a crop and garden insect killer. Controls spotted alfalfa aphids, grasshoppers, Mexican bean beetles, spittle bugs, cabbage worms, alfalfa weevils. STIEFEL GRAIN CO. wwww

THE DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR. INDIANA

Pre-launching operation. The 9,750,000 cubic foot balloon can carry the rocket to 100,000 feet. AIM FOR ROCKET TO ZOOM THOUSANDS OF MILES HIGH THESE DRAWINGS illustrate a solid-propellant rocket designed to whoosh thousands of miles high for study of what gives up there. Aeronutronic Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of Ford Motor company, is building it for USAF’s "Operation Far Side.” It is being designed for speed of over 17,000 mph, j J * \- will weigh 1,900 pounds, and will carry a 3%-pound instrument package. The rocket actually will be a 10-rocket, fourstage combination. f/nfernafionaU ■ I I At 100,000 feet, balloon l« fully inflated to 200foot diameter. Then the rocket aeries takes Project director Herbert L. Karsch shows actual over and the apparatus shoots up right through rocket engines, first-stage cluster (left) and H* balloon. Top drawing shows first-stage second-stage, in Los Angeles plant. rockets separating.

solids and five day biological oxygen demand, determined on samples of the sewage and wastes, sampled and determined in accordance with the latest copy of-“ Standard Methods of Analysis for Water, Sewage and Industrial Wastes” as published by the American Public Health Association. (j) For the service rendered to the City of Decatur, said City shall be subject to the same rates and chgrg-; es hereinabove provided, or to charges and rates established tn harmony therewith. (k) Such rates and charges shall be prepared and billed by the City of Decatur, and shall be collected in the manner provided by law and ordinance. The first billing may be for a period of more or less than one full month In order to make the monthly collection period correspond with the water meter readings of the City, depending upon the date on which the rates established teythis ordinance become effective. (l) The rates and charges may bb billed to the tenant or -tenants ac■u» *p»A4»H sa)piedO4d aq) SujXdno less otherwise requested in writlnst by fife owners, but such billings <hall !q no wise relieve the owner 'rom liability in the event pavmenfc is not made as herein required. The owners of the properties served, which are occupied by tenants, shall have the right to examine the collection records of the City for the ournose of determining whether such rates and charges have been oald by such tenants, provided that siich“examination shall be made at »he office at which said records ar< Rent and during the hours that such office is open for business. (tn) Where a metered water supS 1 nlv is used for fire nrotection as well aa for other uses, the City may. : n its discretion, make Jn the minimum charge and in the. use charge as may be equitable. ' A ' Sec. 2. Except as herein otherwise: provided, the rates and charges fixed by this ordinance shall become “ffective at the time sewage frortthe respective users is first directed »o the sewage plant for treatment. These rates and charges shall be extended to and cover any additional, nremlses thereafter served, without necessity of any hearing or notice! Sec. 3. To provide for payment of interest on the sewage works revenue bonds during the. construction nerlod of the sewage works and other expenses necessary to be met •trior to she completion of the works, rates and charges shall be collected from the owners of each and everv lot. parcel of real estate' or building that Is connected with the City’s sanitary sewerage system or discharges sanitary sewage, industrial wastes, water or other liquids either directly or indirectly into the sanitary sewerage system of the City of Decatur, which rates and charges during said con-' ■■• ruction nerlod shall be pavable in the amount and in the manner as' follows: (a) The rates and charges during the construction period shall be flf•y per cent (50%) of the full rates •nd charges for service to be rendered by the sewage works as established herein. (b) The rates and charges during, the construction neriod shall become effective not latefr than March 1, 1958. and shall remain In effect un J til full sewage rates and charges ire placed in effect. Full sewage rates shall be placed In effect In no event later than December 1, 1954* Sec. 4. The rates and charges Mpi tahlished by this ordinance shall b» -oltected hv the Cltv. The Board of Public Works and Safety shall make •nd enforce such br-laws and regulations as may be deemed necessary for the safe, economical and efficient management of the City’s sewerage system, regulator n.utnplng stations and sewage treat »’ tnent plant, for the construction and use of house sewers and connections to the sewerage system, and for the regulation, collection, rebating and refunding of such rates and charges. Sec? 5. For the purpose of this ordinance, the terms “sanltarv • sewage” and "industrial wastes” shall be defined as follows: (a) "Sanitary sewage” is hereby defined as the waste from water closets, urinals, lavatories, sinks, bath tubs, showers, household laundries, basement drains, garage floor drains, bars, soda fountains, cuspidors. refrigerator drip*, drinking fountains and stable floor drains. tb) “Industrial wastes” are hereby defined aa being the liquid waste resulting from any commercial,

manufacturing or industrial operation or process. Sec. 6. The Board of Public Works and Safety is hereby authorised to prohibit dumping of wastes Into the City sewerage system which, in its discretion, are deemed harmful to the operation of the sewage treatment works of said City, or to require methods affecting pretreatment of said wastes to reduce the characteristics of the waste satisfactory to the Board of Public ■Works and Safety.” At such hearing and-prior to the final adoption of said ordinance all persons interested may appear and be heard. Dated this 26th day of July, 1957. MIRIAM HALL, Clerk-Treasurer July 26 PROBE MYSTERY (VoßtlnMed from Page Oael liner was rocked with the blastShe said her hat was blown off by the suction but she managed to grab “something solid” and hold on. BOND ORDINANCE IS (Ceattaued trews Paste oae» facilities and lift station, during ? special meeting Thursday morning. Since their entire bid for the project is $974,292.20, and the original estimate for the construction was $1,175,000, with the federal grant of $250,000 applicable to the cost, only $724,292.20 needs to be raised by the bond issue. The second; ordinance, fixing] the schedule of rates and charges to be collected from owners of property served by the sewer works, was presented to the council. A public hearing will be held in the council room August 7, at 7 p. m., at which time the entire ordinance will be presented (to the interested public. Read at last night’s session was the ordinance regulating connection to and use of public and private sewers and drains, the Installation and connection of 'building sewers, and the discharge of waters and wastes into the public sewer system, It also sets out the penalties provided for violations of the ordinance, which, although thoroughly read, will not be passed until the next council meeting. The greatest misfortune is not to be able to bear misfortune graciously. r li, VW have something to Sen or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Ad — they bring results

FREE 1 Registered Jersey Heifer and Calf will be given “FREE” at the Adams Co. 4-H Dairy Club Show, to some lucky boy or girl who will be a beginner in Adams Co. for 1958. We must have the consent of the child’s parents to . enter this calf as a dairy project for the coming year. Come and register at the 4-H Fair, Aug. 1 from* 9:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. (Nothing to buy, you need not be present tb win.) EVERETT PYLE, Owner Berne, Ind.

DEMANDS .eoßtianed frant Fa«e Oae) understanding of the meaning of the terminology used for filter tip cigarettes,” Secrest Said. He told subcommittee members the “results of that survey will enable the commission to take the necessary steps to protect the public from deception in the labelling or the advertising of cigarettes to the fullest extent of the laws the commission enforces.” RULES RECEIVED tVoatlaaad frawi Parr U»«l match will be for one-half acre; 2-14 inch bottoms—66 minutes; 216 inch bottoms, 58 minutes; 8-14 inch bottoms, 44 minutes; 3-16 inch bottoms, 39 minutes; 4-14 inch bottoms, 33 minutes. Scoring points in the level land contest are: opening furrow, 13 points; furrow straightness, 10 points; furrow confirmation and uniformity, 20 points: quality of tillage surface. 20 points; trash coverage, 10 points; land ends, 12 points; closing furrow (dead furrow), 15 points. . All applications for entries must be into the soil conservation service office by August 1. Applications must include; Name . Adßress - - 3$ - -i. - - - — Tractor Make — -- Number and size of plow Bottoms DR. KRIDER SPEAKS 'Contlßued from Page Oae> farms and cities were among the most beautiful visited. The Italian farmer is also very friendly and makes the best possible use of hb land in spite of centuries of continuous cultivation.” Krider feels America could easily use its energies to further exploit its agricultural possibilities and greatly increase its productivity. * ■ It was announced that the annual Rotary district golf mee' will be held at Peru August f with the Bluffton club as host The Decatur club will host a gol) meet at the local course August 15, with the Berne and Blufftor clubs as guests. If you have something to sell o rooms for rent, try a Democra Want, A< — they bring results.

Preble Farmer On Radio On Monday Tractor wheel track planting will be discussed in an interview between Jay Gould, farm service director of radio station WOWO, and Hugo Bulmahn, Preble township farmer, on the Little Red Barn program Monday morning at 6:15, and again at 11:30 o’clock on the Dinner on the Farm program. Bulmahn, and Dick Heller, Jr., Decatur Daily Democrat reporter, made the recording recently. Bulmahn will explain how he got his idea, and Heller and Gould will discuss the cooperation of radio stations and newspapers on farm reporting.

PUBLIC SALE GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND EQUIPMENT WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 31st At 6:30 sharp Including cooler, meat case, scales, coke cooler, bacon ; slicer, adding machine, shelving, counters, stock of merchandise, etc. ' WOODS GROCERY BRYANT, INDIANA Ray Elliott—Auctioneer Dorsey McAfee, Clerk

Public Auction REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957 At 12:30 o’clock Located 1 mile south and 5 miles east of Portland, Indiana. — CATTLE — Belle’s Midcap Agnes, 3 yr. old with a Radar heifer calf by side: Flows Dandy Donna, 3 yr. old bred to Curtiss Candy bull; Ella Duke's Dutchess, 2 yr. old with Radar heifer calf by side; Flows Royal Gem, 4 yr. old with Curtiss Candy heifer calf by side; Down’s Royal Opal, a 3 yr. old with Radar Heifer calf by side; Susan's Wonderful Ella, a 6 yr. old, due in August; Ella’s S O C King Pearl, a 3 yr. old, bred; Fern's Design Princess, a 5 yr. old, open; Fern’s Volunteer Susan, a 11 yr. old, bred; Cherry Jester’s Charm. 2 yr. .old, open; Flows ICC Oxford Grace, 2 yr. old, bred; Gem Volunteer Nancy, 2 yr. old, bred; Pearl Volunteer Pansy, 2 yr. old, bred; Nellie Volunteer Rose, coming 2 yr. old, bred; Opal Volunteer Clover, coming 2 yr. old, bred; Princess Volunteer Lilac, coming 2 yr. old, open; Ella H Designer Jewell, yearling, open: Belle Brampton Radar Lilly, yearling, open; Cherry ICC Opal Lassie, yearling, open. The above cows are a lovely herd, excellent dispositions, good producing, sound and family type cow that you would like to own. Mr. Barr has selected the best bulls available from artificial breeding, a few Radar heifers with several cows bred to Radar bulls. All cows are calfhood vacinated, Bangs and T B tested. TERMS OF SALE—CASH. ORAL BARR Ray Elliott—Auctioneer Dorsey McAfee —Clerk. Due to the illness of Mr. Barr and the shortage of time we have not catalogued this herd. However correct breeding dates, production records and transfer papers«(at buyers cost) will be furnished day of sale.

Ilardlop hm 1956 DODGE 2 Door Lancer, fully equipped, sharp. One Owner, low mileage. 1956 DODGE 2 Door Lancer, fully equipped, local car, ready to go. 1955 DODGE 2 Door Lancer, three-tone paint, radio, heater, W/S/T. Low mileage, one owner, real bargain. 1955 DODGE Custom Royal Lancer, heater, W/S/T, three-tone paint, we sold this car new. « 1953 BUICK 2 Door Roadmaster Riviera, power steering, windows, seat. Radio, heater, one owner, really sharp. 1953 PLYMOUTH Hardtop ' Local car, red and black, Hy-drive, radio, heater, ready to go. -a Beery Motor Sales OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 — WE FINANCE —■■ *

FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1957

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