The Olympian from Olympia, Washington • 9

A9 NOT EVERYONE UKES PIGS CHICKENS The Daily Olympian Tuesday December 6 1977 Animal Problem Plaguing Elma ELMA An officer of Grays Harbor-Pacific Health District may aave the city council the trouble of passing an animal control ordinance Ihe council has been trying for the last month or so to draft an ordinance acceptable to moat of its dtiaenry It seems one Elma resident likes to raise pigs and another likes plenty of chickens Their neighbors don't According to many the house with the pigs and the house with the chickens constitute i-Mic health hazards The council is trying to solve the problem by drafting an animal ordinance that will require all animals within city limits to be licensed at $10 per year 'As Mayor Ralph Fredrick explained it the council would grant the licenses on a case by case District told the council he will check the residents who have chickens snd pigs to see if there are any health hazards Council men Ken Boling and Cozette Ramstad said they would be in favor of dropping the proposed ordinance if McGaughy is able to solve the problems McGaughy promised to report his findings at the next council meeting at which the ordinance also may be ready in Its final form In other business last night the council accepted an interim comprehensive plan for Elma from the city planning commission and the Grays Harbor Regional Planning Council Growth in the area from construction of the nuclear power plant at Sataop has caused the city to adopt the interim plan until a long-range comprehensive plan can be worked out The plan limits commercial and residential growth in different parts of the city and sets a density limit of 15 dwelling units per acre The council awarded a contract for city garbage pickup service to Burt Miller Mayor Fredrick Recommended the move He said the other yearly inflation rate increase clause was not what the city wanted The $681228 proposed 1678 budget was accepted by the council following a public hearing at which there were no comments from the public children The fUneral will be this Thursday starting at 2 pm in Hilgenfold Mortuary in Anaheim Calif Burial will take place in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park in Anaheim Local arrangements are under the direction of Forest Funeral Home RmmN 0m Kijft Russell Gene Raye 49 died Monday in his home in Shelton He was born in Fargo ND and had lived in Shelton for 30 years He was employed by the US Forest Service He was a member of ML Olive Lutheran Church where he sang in the choir and taught Sunday school He enjoyed hiking hunting and fishing Survivors include his wife Madeline Raye Shelton four daughters Debbie Horton Tacoma Dawn Raye Edmonds and Dale and Diana Raye of the family home a son Russell Jr of the family home his mother Helena King Port Orchard a sister June Baughn Port Or chard and three brothers Jack Raye in Alaska Walt Raye Shelton and David Raye Spokane A memorial service will start Saturday at 11 am in ML Olive Luther- an Church Pastor Roland Huber will officiate The family suggests any remembrances be made in the form of donations to the Mt Olive Lutheran Church memorial fund NOTICES However some townfblk Who have livestock in pastures within city limits are opposed to paying a license for horses and cattle grazing on their own land One such resident ta Milo Fisk think the whole ordinance drawn up is absolutely asinine Any man has the right to do with his property as he Fisk declared He said the health department is the answer for irate neighbors think the ordinance will hold up in he Denny McGaughy of Grays Harbor-Pacific Health Hmw AMwibk A mass of Christian burial will be said ia St Catholic Church this Wednesday starting at 9 sm for Flora Cartwright The Rev WilBsm Trescy pestor of St Michael's Church will be the celebrant Burial win tide place in Calvary Cemetery A Christian wake service will be held in the Mills and Mills Chapel this evening starting at 7 o'clock The family suggests any memorials be made in the form of donations to the Cancer Society Mrs Cartwright died Sunday in an Olympia resthome Malle Dl HasvMasnd A memorial service for Isabelle Hammond will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Wednesday starting at 11 am Dr Henry Rahn will officiate Mrs Hammond died Saturday in Salem Ore She wets bom in Minnesota on Jan 1 1898 and had lived in Olympia for many years before moving to Salem tour years ago Surviving are her husband Ralph now living in Shelton a stepson Buster Hammond Olympia and a stepdaughter Mrs Jeanne Beckett Bellingham Ewleh Haddes Hie funeral for Eulsh Haddon will be held in the Mills and Mills chapel this Wednesday starting at 1 pm The Rev Charles A Loyer minister at Westminster United Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will take place in Forest Memorial Gardens Mrs Haddon died Saturday in Lakewood Her husband Rayburn Haddon died here in 1972 Mauds Hwssa Maude Hutson died Monday in an Olympia hospital Her home was at 4211 Boulevard Road She was born in Olympia Sept 12 1900 and had lived in the Olympia area all her life Surviving are two sons Clarence Hutson Olympia and Frank Hutson Bremerton a daughter Mrs Percy (Ruth) McKisskk Olympia two brothers Elmer Seed Bremerton and John Seed Olympia two sisters Mrs Hukla Bush Puyallup and Mrs Everett (Winifred) Collins ten grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren The funeral will be held in Selene and Erne Mortuiary this Wednesday starting at 2:30 pm The Rev Coriless Hanson will officiate Burial will take place in Odd Fellows Memorial Park Martha lake RNcMt Martha Zahn Ritchie died Tuesday at her home at 801 Frederick St She was born in Lind on Dec 11 1918 Funeral arrangements will be announced by Selene and Eros Mortuary William Jaslsr William Jaster died Monday in an Olympia nursing home Mr Jaster was born in Volynien Poland on Dec 21 1890 He came to the United States at the age of two He attended a Baptist seminary in Rochester NY Mr Jaster was a farmer a Baptist minister for 18 years and then a carpenter for 12 years before retiring He lived in Santa Ana Calif for 27 years and came to Washington in 1975 Surviving are three sons Walter Jaster Federal Way Lesley Jaster Olympia and Wesley Jaster Carncross Wis a daughter Mrs Wilbur (Esther) Garner Olympia five brothers Albert and Adolph Jaster Medicine Hat Alberta August Kelowna BC Jacob Alberta and Robert Chilliwack three sisters Mrs August (Lydia) Pepple Kelowna Mrs Minnie Begfow Teller Alberta and Mrs August (Rose) Fell Golden Prairie Saskatchewan and nine grand Under Study Under the Port Angeles plan Trans Mountain would build a new pipeline around Puget Sound and hook into the existing line near Anacortes Wash Easing Job Requirements Geyser-Power Coming Thing? SP1TTI SADI flmvmmr SEATTLE (AP) Geyser power might be the energy wave of the future says a Battelle researcher who thinks geothermal technology can compete economically with other methods of electricity generation In its simplest application geothermal technology much more sophisticated than drilling a hole in the ground and laying pipe said Dr Richard Schuller The pipe would cany hut water for heating and industrial processing The only difference between that and conventional hot water heat is that the earth supplies the boiler The major development currently Schuller said Monday is the Geysers power complex being built by Pacific Gas ft Electric north of San Francisco geysers are he said "They produce dry steam Almost everywhere else in the world where geothermal experiments are being done run into contaminants mostly briny For the earth to generate enough steam you need water temperatures of 206-300 degrees Fahrenheit Of Pilot The Thurston County Civil Service Commission voted last night to soften up a Job examination it recently developed for stenographers in the office The fact that only one of eight recent appli-' cants managed to pass the test indicates it is too tough the commissioners said In most cases such a vote by a commission might seem trivial but the civil service commission now is in a struggle with Sheriff Don Redmond about how Job tests should be written and every win or loss in the fight seems important to the participants Redmond had insisted that the criminal stenographer test include 111 words per minute shorthand The commissioners lowered that last night to 100 words after seven applicants failed to make the scon in a test written last month Redmond and the commissioners also have quibbled over other qualifications for a criminal stenographer to the point the sheriff's office now is doing without a full-time stenographer until the differences of opinion on Job testing are resolved and a criminal stenographer can pass a test acceptable both to the sheriff and the commissioners The only person who passed the recent test is being investigated for possible criminal background a long process which Redmond insisted upon In other business the commissioners discussed then delayed acting upon the possibility of holding new deputy job exams this January There is no need to hold an exam simply to And more qualified job applicants there are enough of those on the civil service register now the commissioners said But when the last deputy test was held in December 1976 several women who might have wished to take the test mistakenly believed there was a minimum height and weight for deputies of 5 feet eight inches and 1(5 pounds There are no such minimum standards and it might be wise to have a job test in which this fact is known beforehand to all possible applicants the commissioners said ISABELLE HAMMOND It SM Of W-km Oregon Docsmker IW7 Surviving: mi: BuOi HomwU OVnvU1 MaOii Nr: SSn Jon Bcctoft SadkgMu Sr-vtesa aria be MU tt Milk a Milk Owpel Wednesday at II eJn Inurnment by Cream- EULAH HAD DON SX Sad at Lebeweed WaMngkn December 1WT Survtvks TVe Sene: Hebert Hadden Cksrkbe IJIkiMMrte a niMMUy wMinnMi NEfflllfn I MOTH la Vumui I Ait I BCUiTIm puHKnlllfllli NvwICGS WHI be laid el Milk Milk diesel Wednesday el 1 s-m Interment Forest Memorial Oer- FLOBA OEOBOIE CAKTWHlQHT died rt Olympia WaoMnskn December SIT Survfelns: Sen Ekberd Aorta SbsHew Two bretheei: Aknender Boa Lee Ansel Jack Sea Tocsmaj Three heWekkre: Mrs Arthur (Irene) Green Van Nays CeH-kmto Mrs Paul (Iketi) MHkOerdenaCel-Horata Mrs Dorothy Yeungberg Soottk ikp brothers: Lerey Thrill end KeneM Thrift belh Idaho srenddilldren Services oriM be held el MldieeTs CeHMlIc Church Wedneedey el ejn Interment Cel-wry Cemetery Boeory el Milk Milk Tuesday al 7 mm -jg Port Plan VANCOUVER British Columbia (AP) Trims Mountain Pipe Line Co Ltd has been asked to explore the possibility of a Port Angeles Wash euperpoit but company president Ken Hall says the industry appear to be interested in such a plan "1 get the impression they feel there ii a pretty strong effort to prevent any major port development in Washington state not only Cherry Point but also at Port Angeles Their feeling is why spend more time and money on a dead he said Sunday The company had been asked to look into the possibility by various governmental groups Births Main Si Mar HsapM Charles and Melody Sprigg Che-halls a boy Dec 5 Lance and Kathy Graham Aberdeen a girl Dec 5 Deputies Hie To Aid SHELTON No injuries were reported yesterday morning in a three-car accident at Brockdale and Srping Roads A car driven by Carol Swenson 17 1721 Washington St received an estimated $1000 damage A car driven by Lynne Zamzow 18 1127 Laurel St received -an estimated $1000 damage a car driven by Russell Jacobsen 318 Cypress St $150 damage Shelton police cited Miss Swenson CAR PICKUP MHT A car and pickup collided last evening in the intersection of Pioneer and Delaware Street A car driven by Viola Tibbetts 52 225 5th SL received an estimated $250 damage A pickup driven by Albert Case 19 Route 1 (Box 103) Elma received an estimated $800 damage No injuries were reported ITEMS HPORTB TAUN Simpeon Timber Co personnel yesterday reported the theft of a floor jack vise and some gasoline from Canyon River The items taken last month are valued at $225 look for oysters When he attempted to leave the plane's engine would not start posaibly because of an electrical problem Chapman was able to alert a passing Army helicopter which landed on the beach and attempted to assist him Chapman still was unable to start the engine and decided to stay with the plane when the helicopter left The helicopter crew notified sheriffs deputies who reached Chapman via the patrol boat and helped him anchor and tie down the plane Chapman was taken to Belfair where he contacted a relative SHELTON TWo Mason County sheriff's deputies last night braved the cold waters of Hood Canal to rescue the pilot of a disabled plane Deputies Shane Brooks and Gary Mattson donned wet suits and used the patrol boat in the rescue The pilot Ervin Chapman 55 Renton wu found at 10 pm in good condition warm and dry and not suffering from exposure According to the Office Chapman landed his Piper Super Cub float plane along the north shore of Dewatto Bay across Hood Canal from Lilliwaup yesterday afternoon to Ledch Gets Budget Darning IHE JEANS BEEN WAITING FOR A New Shipment has just arrived and we'll have to close Thursday until 6 pm to Stock our shelves with these new jeans and other clothing Thurston County Commissioner Del Pettit yesterday warned Wes Leach county auditor that a $9 000-plus budget extension he has asked for had better be an emergency Pettit cited a state statute to back up the warning Pettit noted that a state law makes both the department head and the commissioners jointly responsible for budget extension action If the money need is not of an emergency nature it can be charged to the bonding agency Noted Pettit want to find myself in a position where I am helping Mr Leach pay this off" Not only does the law call for recovery of such foods but at four times the original amount Said Leach "There appears to be some new thinking on the part of the Countered Commissioner Marj Yung the board is doing a lot of new thinking but this that new We have told all departments several times not to spend beyond their She then asked Tom Taylor Jr deputy prosecutor if the fact that i-nnrt was unable to operate within his budget constituted an emergency Taylor countered by saying he would need to know the foil scope of services performed by Leach's DIAMOND EARRINGS FINEST QUALITY office before handing the commissioners an opinion Leach has defended his request for the extension by pointing out the state has saddled his department with a number of mandatory services which the county must pay for Said Mrs Yung "We levy new taxes If the departments decide to spend whatever they choose to and then call such expenditures an emergency we would end up with a huge warrant debt that could bankrupt the county" The commissioners agreed to hold a public hearing on the matter in order to determine if Leach's request is an emergency Meanwhile receive no money- Thu FIREPLACE Stats ft Columbia Ph 943-9450 Olympia GIFT SPECIALS For Tho Firoploco Tool Sots IJ9S ft Bellows ft Grates $750 hem a Factory Outlet Sales are having in time for the Christmas Holidays all new merchandise plus our rag Jeans 00 n'135 2i'26 All styles sizes 26 to 38 Also for boys ft girls sizes 8-18 Just like the big kids Being featured too are our Overalls All sizes $1475 Open Mon-Fri 10-7 Sat 10-5 Closed Sundays FMTORY ounEf FIRST IN QUALITY AND EVERY DAY DISCOUNT PRICES 2805 PACIFIC AVE 943-2420 ON THE HILL AT PACIFIC APR) DEVOE ST ft Hraplats Tongs )fS EvoryMng You Need Fop Tho Fhoplocol imkAmemcmi eadow4aw' T-11".