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February 2, 1978     Shelton Mason County Journal
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D announces plan to mote energy conservation County PUD No. 3 Monday approved to promote energy in homes served by effort, to be known as Efficient Home 'Ogram, sets stiff, rotary, standards for builders to follow. upgraded to meet could result in up to 40 percent on Costs compared to homes. program, the PUD homes, upon the OWners who wish to to see that they meet standards. Homes measure up to the rds will be given a a plaque which permanently on Builders of new homes will be given ns to advertise to that the home is [anager Richard D. the rationale for the three points: To nergy, as part of national goals; to °naeowners keep their costs as low as lowering their s of living; and to ]ze those who are energy resources. for the future no escaping one fact. Energy is becoming more and more of a precious commodity," said the manager. "In trying to tackle this problem we kept coming up with one answer. The time to plan, build and retrofit homes so that they use minimum energy amounts is now. "Accordingly, we feel this is the best package that we could put together to help homeowners reduce their energy bills." The program will involve two sets of energy efficiency standards, one for new homes being built and one for modifying existing homes. Increased insulation levels for both new and existing homes are important parts of the standards. The meticulous plugging of heat leaks through weatherstripping and caulking is also important. Storm windows and storm doors, or insulated glass and insulated doors, are required because these areas lose heat so easily. The program also has energy efficiency requirements for several other areas of the home including ducts, fireplaces, hot-water pipes and electric water heaters. In addition, moisture barriers and good ventilation are necessary parts of the program. Responsibility for conducting the program falls on Ed Blakemore, consumer service representative, who has worked closely with other Northwest utilities in developing the new standards. Blakemore said there are a number of incentives for homeowners and builders to participate in the program. "Of course, home heating costs will be much lower, but also such homes will be tighter and more quiet and comfortable to live in plus the resale value of an energy-efficient home should be much higher. Moreover, owners of such homes can feel they are contributing to conservation by living in a home that is right for the times," he said. There are initial added construction costs or added retrofitting costs for homes to be built or modified to meet the program standards. However, the savings in heating costs would pay for the added costs within three years in most cases, and as energy costs go up in the coming years, these savings will become larger "like money in the bank," Blakemore said. Blakemore said the PUD has other services available to homeowners that might help them reduce their energy consumption. It has specialists available to study home plans to determine heat losseS; has written materials on energy conservation, insulation values, etc.; and has specialists available to make personal visits to homes for inspections and recommendation on energy use. ilty plea is given income tax charge R. Boling, 56, Walter T. McGovern set February I./.8. District Court, 15 as tle date for Boling's on January 25 and sentencing and ordered him to lty plea on one appear at that time. The to file federal Peninsula logger could face a returns, maximum sentence of one year a self-employed in prison and a $10,000 fine. in Brinnon, had The case against Boling arged in a criminal resulted from an investigation filed by the United conducted by special agents of last November the Internal Revenue Service's to file an income tax Intelligence Division. Assistant 1973 despite the fact U.S. Attorney Robert H. InCome of'more than year. Court Judge Westinghouse is handling tho.--LLOYD M. SUHR, president of the Mason County PUD 3 government's prosecution of the case• i Conley attends ing with governor Commission, displays a plaque and certificateto be used in the PUD's new Energy Efficient Home Award program. Homes that meet the utility's new energy efficiency standards will receive the three-inch by five-inch metal plaque for permanently affixing to the house and will also receive a certificate listing the address and specification of energy efficiency. II IAERClll T.V. 217 W. Cota, Shelton, 426.2763 General Electric Warranty Station We service ANY make or model of T. V. 's, Stereos, C.B. 's The meeting which Mrs. Conley attended was scheduled for 3:30 p.m. January 31 in the governor's office in Olympia• Mrs. Conley says she planned to put her own proposal before the Governor calling for local level groups which would then elect representatives to the state council with the council funded by the state. of Shelton was One of a group of from throughout met with Governor to express their -OpPosition to the tion of the State ernor will meet with of women who Lion of the COME SEE HEART SPECIALIST Saylor or Rogers Valentine Candy 10 TO '1395 "• ° o ined Glass Quotes ASSORTED QUOTES Children,s Boxed Assortment --" 00fo, Valentines 1  ...... 59e 36 for ....... 79,,[ Thoughtful quotes beautifully rendered in the traditional ValentineSFo, by Noreross stained glass look...now with a new delicate 'clear' style! / . teacher, mona, dad, brother o I stBte.r, 8on daughter, grandparent. niece, nephew, husband,-wife, - 1 Nell'sPharmacy eret pal, anyone special -" 5th & Franklin Faith Lutheran to move into new building on Mt. , iew location Tile final session of parish education classes will be taught at the old Faith Lutheran Church this next Sunday at 9 a.m. The morning worship will begin at 10:30 in the old sanctuary located at Seventh and Franklin, and following the opening sections of the liturgy the congregation will proceed by automobile caravan to the new building on the corner of 13th and Connection in the Mt. View area. After being welcomed Lord's Supper (Eucharist) with the singing participation of the high sch eel youth . Congregational members assisting in the worship this Sunday are Bill Schultz, scripture reader; and Monroe Antonsen, communion assistant. The pastor's study and secretary's office are being readied this week. Moving of other equipment and supplies will continue next week until the congregation is settled in its new An invitation is extended to all to celebrate both in the move this Sunday and in the dedication in March. Members of Faith Lutheran Church look to the good news of God's redemptive action in Jesus Christ as the event which creates new meaning and purpose to life, frees and enables us to find the fulfillment of life that God intends, equips us with identity for our present mission, and opens to the world a future and a hope. The lordship of Jesus Christ, Iris Word and sacramental gifts are the focus of the church from which both the fnnctioll and form of congregational life are derived. On friendly footing It is essential for a prince to be on a friendly footing with his people, since, otherwise, he will have no resource in adversity. Niccolo Machiavelli through the doors by an acolyte, the worship will continue in the new sanctuary. Monroe Antonson, who assisted in placing the cornerstone at the Seventh and Franklin location, will see to its transfer to the new site, where it will be placed among other memorabilia. The continued worship in the new sanctuary will include the reading of the day's epistle and gospel texts, a choir anthem under the direction of Herb Vonhof, proclamation of the gospel by Pastor Kenneth Robinson, the celebration of the home. Tile dedication worship has trrrrrrr*rrrrr'&[ been set for March 5 at 3 p.m. A : CHARTER -- AIR FREIGHT -- AIR TAXI : committee is busy preparing the  Day or Night . arrangements for this event time in the congregation's history.  .... Former pastors of the  Complete Pilot Training : congregation, an assistant to the . (SHELTON'S OWN AIRLINE bishop of the North Pacific . L * District of Tile American : IHILTOH AIIFLITI from other congregations in the local Black Hills Conference, " PHONE: , which extends from Olympia to  10 a.m. to sunset, 426-1477 Ocean Shores, will be among NIght, 426.$890 or 426.6417 those present at the March 5 _ Emergency Anytime, 898-31dl3 dedication, lt''k 'k'k " €'k,k ,k,k,k,,k,k,k,A,,k,L,,k,k  ,k,k,k  -,k, ,, #  I IIII I II I IIII II KELLY'S FURNITURE PRESENTS: For the man of the house.....this beautiful recliner by BURRIS. $279.95 This rich, luxurious, leather-look recliner has that masculine look for the man of the house. Beautiful brass-trim with quilted backing. Just one of the many styles and prices to choose from at Kelly's. Other styles available from $169.95. Leather styles available from $6oo.oo. Elegant dining is yours with Home Manufacturing  a tradition since 1926. Hand-rubbed birch dining set, with formica table-top, with 3 leaves, split-pedestal base, four side chairs and two arm chairs. SPECIAL PRICE 001095 00 Reg. S1145.oo /mr/-r---r---,  1st and Mill 426.2411 Thursday, February 2, 1978 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 17