----Orchards Glass wins pair of contracts
Orchards Glass of Lewiston has been named glazing contractor for the $7.5 million Lewis-Clark State College Library project and the $12 million U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Fish Hatchery project near Orofino, according to owner Mike Rosen.
The library building, designed by Ellis-Feeney Architects and Planners of Lewiston, includes four different types of aluminum, storefront windows sectioned into more than 80 openings. The glass itself is insulated, semi-reflective and energy efficient.
The library also is topped with two rows of blue-tinted sloped skylights.
The fish hatchery project near Orofino will consist of the hatchery buildings and the administrative building. Energy efficient storefront, as well as 1-inch insulated glass units will be mounted in bronze anodized frames, Rosen said.
He also noted Orchards Glass just completed work on the new Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport terminal.
Seminar focuses on electrical code
As of July 1990, all licensed journeyman and master journeyman electricians in Idaho will be required to have eight hours of code update instruction.
A seminar on the code update will be held at Lewis-Clark State College March 17 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Meriwether Lewis Hall, Room 100. Registration is from 7 to 8 a.m.
The seminar will include a slide presentation and code changes moderated by members of the Idaho Chapter of International Association
of electrical inspectors.
To register, those interested may contact the Idaho Chapter of I.A.E.I., P.O. Box 462, Kuna, Idaho 83634. For more information contact the LCSC office of Vocational Extension.
