Page Eight
Thursday. January I, 1976
Nyssa Gate Citv Journal. Nyssa, Oregon
Idaho Power Will Build A Solar-Electric
Model Home In Boise
Idaho Power Company said
Wednesday it will build a
"practical" home combining
solar energy with a necessary
electric source for cloudy
weather to demonstrate an
"economical" space- and
water-heating system that
will conserve energy
The “energy-consen stive'
home, to be called the
"Solectnc." will be built on a
site still to be selected in
Boise as part of the utility's
continuing program that en
courages
adequate insula
tion and other means of
energy savings.
W. H. Hanes. Idaho Power
general customer service
manager, said the "Solectric'
project has two principal
purposes
1) To show customers that
an energy-conserving home
using alternate sources of
energy can be built "prac
tically and economically" in
Idaho.
2) To show a solar-aug
mented system can be desig
ned that will use substan
tially less energy than other
systems.
Hanes said the home,
scheduled for completion bv
late October. 1976. will use
solar collectors as the pri
mary source of heat and an
electric heat pump as the
auxiliary source to provide
storage capability »hen the
sun is not shining.
"Under present tech-
oology," he explained, "a
building's system for space
and water heating cannot be
economically designed to use
solar energy exclusively, but
must be combined with a
supplementary source such
as the heat pump to provide a
back-up form of heat storage
at the site.”
The on-site heat storage,
according to Hanes could
help to "brake" the steady
rise in energy use because
fewer customers would take
elecincity from the com are operating in the industry
Hanes said Idaho Power
pany's system during cloudy
and cautioned customers to expect* to »ell the home after
weather when the solar check on claimed perfor keeping it open for showing
to the public for 3-6 month*.
collectors are inoperable.
mance levels.
Idaho Power will equip the
When the home ia »old. the
Idaho Power has retained
"Solectric" home's system
the architectural firm of company will reserve lhe
with "off-the-shelf items.
Wilson Crowder. Boise, to right to continue monitoring
» hich Hanes said will make it design the home and to help lhe efficiency meaiunng in-
different from several ex- select a site. The 1.500- atrument* for at least five
perimental solar projects now
square-foot home is expected year».
underway in the area.
Hane* »aid Idaho Power
to be of contemporary design
"The state-of-the-art of
with such features as three also plans toAxxiperate with
producing electricity with
bedrooms, recreation area Boise Slate University. Idaho
solar energy is in its extreme
energy agencies and the
and two-car garage.
infancy." he said, "but the
Electric Power Research In
The University of Idaho's
heating of buildings is an College of Engineering, head
stitute. Energy Research and
Development Administration
established industry and the ed by Dean Robert R.
system items we will use are
Federal Energy Adniimstra
Fergason. will help the
practical and proven items
tion and other interested
company to measure the
available to everyone."
agencies by sharing the
effectiveness of the solar-
He noted, however, that
augmented system with ex information it obtains from
some inexperienced persons tensive instrumentation.
the demonstration home
My Neighbors
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TREASURE VALLEY COMMUMITY COLLEGE
COMMUNITY EDUCATION SCHEDULE
WINTER QUARTER — 1976
NUMBER SEC. CLASS
PSYCHOLOGY A AWARENESS
Psy 202 D General Psychology
CR.
3
INSTRI CTOR DAY
TIME
PLACE
Kirkpatrick
TH
7:30-10:15p.m.
(Class starts Jan. 8. 1976)
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Murata
T
7:30 - 9:30p.m.
(Class starts Jan 6, 1976)
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Basic principles and theories of behavior
2
A Applied Transactional Analysis
The course is a laboratory experience in human relationships in which the concepts of tran
sactional analysis are practically applied to the human situation of the students Students wall
learn to identify their own parent, adult and child ego states and through simulation, role play,
and tkscussion. be helped to maximize the real self skills and minimize the phony self behavior
T
7:00-10:00pm
'Class starts Jan 6. 1976)
Participants study a number of memory systems and their application Class sessions will be
concerned largely with drill and exercises designed to ingrain the systems
AD-14
T
7:00-10:00pm
(Class starts Jan 6. 1976)
A course designed to teach methods and develop attitudes of personal development Standards
and techniques of personal grooming, diet, exercise, etiquette, speech, and personality will be
taught Students will be given guidelines for self-evaluation
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0 689
Learning. Thinking A Conditioning 2
0 810 A Poise 4 Self-Improvement
3
LANGUAGES
1 165 A Conversational Spanish IV
4
Carr
Goin
Alvarado
MW
6 00-8 00 pm
(Class starts Jan 5. 1976'
A course designed to enable the students to understand ana use proper grammar in the bpamsh
language At the same time emphasis will be placed on natural speech patterns
0.580.1 A Conversational Japanese
2
LB-3
MTWTHF
9:00-10:t)0 am.
(Class starts Jan 6. 1*76>
A basic vocabulary will be mastered by students who will also learn pronunciation and con
versational flow of sentences and everyday phrases
I Ji 3
MWTHF
11 00-12 00am
(Class starts Jan. 7, 1*76)
Designed to provide a thorough grammatical foundation and an elementary reading knowledge of
German, as well as an understanding of the spoken language
LB-3
MW
7:30 - 8:30p.m.
(Class starts Jan. 5, 1876)
The student will increase his speaking and reading vocabulary to approximately 1000 worth
Emphasis will be on pronunciation and conversational flow of sentences and phrases
TL-5
4
GL 51 A First Year German II
0.564.6 A Conver Basque II
4
MUSIC
Mus 197 B Community Chorus
1
Schmid
Echaros
Dalzell
T
8:00-10:00pm
(Class starts Jan 6. 1976)
2 Hopper
TH
/:uo-900p.m
(dass starts Jan 8. 1976)
A basic violin class including classical, old time fiddling, and cajun methods depending on the
interests of students
TL4
W
7:00 - 8:00p.m.
'Class starts Jan. 7, 1*76)
For students who have mastered the rudiments of guitar Class will concentrate on increasing
skill in instrumental techniques, music reading, chard theory and application
Rickie
TL-4
0 523 2 C Advanced Guitar
1
Rickie
TL-4
Edwards
4
Coleman
T
7:00 - 8:00p m
'Class starts Jan 6, 1976)
Students will learn trailing, hammering on. pull offs, slides, double thum bling, three finger
packing techniques snd some diatonic chord relationships. Instruction will be from tablature
SKILL CLAMES
4.151 B introduction to Welding
MW
6:00 - 10:30 p.m.
(Claas starts Jan 5. 1976)
IVttersen
o 582 C Hatha Yoga
1
Elliot
SOCIAL SCIENCE
An th 101 A Intro to Anthoropology
3
TH
7 00-10 00p m
(Class starts Jan 29. 1976)
M
7 00 9 00pm
(Class starts Jan 5, 1876)
wa
Loaming
Center
MWF
9 00 loooa m
I PE-4
(Class starts Jan. 7, 1976>
Survey of the archaelogical record from »he earliest known beginnings in Africa,the populating of
the New World, the origins of agriculture, and the rise of civilization
McNeill
T
7:15-10:15pm
illasa starts Jan 6. 1976)
Will include happenings prior to December 7, 1941 Will set the stage for involvement in World
War II by the United Slates
3
Gaskill
Al>7
I
Eskow
u 723 B American Issues Forum
I
Eskow
0 721 A Political Education in Action
2
Crenshaw
Al >-7
WRITING
u 546 A Fiction Writing
3
Hathjen
AD 23
0 544 A Freelance Writing
3
Miller
M
7 00 10 00 pm
i Class starts Jan 5, 1976)
Students will select an article subject and develop it through the term to a potentially salable
piece They will learn techniques at querying, research, slanting, composition, interviewing,
manuscript form snd marketing
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PHOTOGRAPHY
2 225 Photo I
3
Bogard
IB 1
2236 Photo II
3
Bogard
W
12:00 1:00
(Class starts Jan 7. 1976)
A brown bag discussion program employing topic guides published by the National Endowment
for the Humanities and the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
TH
7 00-10:00pm
(Class starts Jan 8. I976>
A course taught by Carl Rath Jen, an established author of two dozen novels The class will study
story structure and characterization Participants will be urged to submi’ Action work for critical
reading by Mr Rathjen
VVTH
7 00-10:30p m
(Class starts Jan 7, 1976>
Work in composi bon. lighting, and processing
IBI
3
Bogard
IB 1
0.540 1 A Photo Journalism
2
Allen
LB-I
ART
0.516 6 A Jewelry A Metalsmithing
2
Rynearson
ART
2.227 Photo III
Commercial Photography
1
1
I
Advanced studio and darkroom techniques
directed towards informing through design
0.523.1 B intermediate Guitar
0.523 A Banjo
PE 185 Q Square Dancing
TL-4
TL-4
Rickie
lee
MF
7 00 10 30pm
(Class starts Jan 9. 1976)
The student will learn the basic principles of photography, camera use. photo composition,
darkroom developing and printing, ana general photographic work
W
6 00-7 00pm
'Class starts Jan. 7. 1976)
Beginning instruction in guitar Tuning, picking, chording. timing and music reading will be
taught in a class situation.
1
0.523 1 A Basic Guitar
gym
I
T
12:00 1:00
(dass starts Jan 6, 1*761
A brown bag discussion program employing topic guides published by the National Endowment
(or the Humanities and the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration
Williamson
5
W
7 30 10 00pm
(Class starts Jan 7, 1976)
A Korean form of the martial art The class will be taught by a professional instructor from Boise.
Sook Lee
Pierce
PE 185 K Karate
o 723 A American Issues Forum
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OL 61 A Japanese Language II
Kytn
0 655 1 A History o( World War II
MW
8 00-9:00pm.
(Class starts Jan. 5, 1976)
The student will learn approximately 500 words, including some phrases and simple sentences
Emphasis will be on Dronunciation
Williamson
W
7 00 8 00pm
(Class starts Jan 7, 1976)
Participants will select among several physical activities including calisthenics, weights,
volleyball and basketball Sauna and shower facilities will also be available No charge to par
ticipants
I
0 580 B Physical Fitness (Women)
TL-4
T
7 00 10 00pm
(dass starts Jan 6. 1976*
Acquaints students with the inner workings of journalism and advertising agsEtciss. facets of
advertising, different medias Involves students in writing copy and doing layouts for different
types of commercial journalism and public relations agencies
/
TTH
7:3O-»:3Opm.
((lass starts Jan 6, 1976)
The student will learn the fundamentals of handworking nonferrous metals snd be introduced to
making jewelry and metal objects
0.513.2 D Punting
2 McGuire
S
9 00- 12:00a.m.
(Class starts Jan 10. 1*76)
Students will work primarily in oil paint medium but may use acrylic, water paint ar be involved
in sketching
Art 19» B Speda) Studies (Stained Glass) 2
Walters
Cairo
ART
VTA
This course is designed primarily for development of basic operative skills in oxyacetylene
welding, brazing, and cutting, as well as electric shielded arc welting
TTH
6:00-10:30 p.m.
(Class starts Jsn. 6. 1976)
This course is designed for development of electric shielded arc welding.
4 152 B Basic Welding
4
Rau
VTA
3.100 A Shop Procedures
3
Markee
VTA
9.111 A Woods and Finishes
2
Magiaro
Hi Sch Shop
MW
7:00 10:00pm
(Class starts Jan. 5, 1976)
A come to teach the safe methods and procedures in working snd maintaining an industrial or
agricultural shop
0.776 A Auto Main. A Safety for Women 2
Wimpy
W
7:00 -10:00p.m.
(Class starts Jan 7, 1976)
The student will be able to name, the components of the automobile and auto tools She will also be
aUe to start a car, change tires, adjust fan belts, and do seasonal maintenance, service the
cooling system and battery, change spark plugs, light bulbs, air filters, oil. and follow a proper
procedure in trouble shooting when, the carburetor or fuel pump malfunction
VT-21
0 582 B Cross Country Skiing
2
Mickey
Mickey
582 T Tennis
Class will be taught indoors.
1
Johnson
J hnson
2
Williamson
AL 19» B Japanese Calligraphy
2
Williamson
M
7 00-10 00pm
(dass starte Jan. 12. 1976)
MW
7:00 t OOpm
(Class starts Jan. 5, 1*76)
The student will learn the simple forma of Roman, Bookhead, modem italic and chancery cursive
let ten ng
ART
TL2
T
7:30 9:30p.m.
(Class starts Jan 6, 1976)
A basic knowledge of Japanese Calligraphy will be gained by students who will learn to write
characters in an artistic sense Proper utilization of printing brush will be emphasized
AD-11
Frame Making
Campus
McGuire
TBA
TBA
This is a project class in which participants will learn to make frames for mount ir^j pictures,
mirrors, etc Students will cut their own frame stock, build the frames, cut mats and mount Thè
aesthetics of color and size in relation to the article to be framed will be discussed Participanto
must provide their own construction materials
O’Connell
W
7:00-10:00p.m.
(Class starts Jan. 7, 1*76)
A study of the development of the film in Japan. A number of films by prominent Japanese
directors will be shown
S
9a.m.-4p.m.
(Class starts Feb 14. 1976*
Basic and intermediate instruction will be given at several sites.
1
0.512.4 A Calligraphy
Art 198 A Film History (Japanese Film) 2
S
9a.m.-4p.m.
< Class starts Jan. 10. 1976)
Basic and intermediate instruction will be given st several sites
2
Art 199 C Special Studies (Stained Glass 2 Walten
Advanced)
Advanced projects in stained glass designs
AA 256 Ceramics
S
Jackeen
0 515 3 A Advanced Ceramics
t
O’Connell
8 478 B Basic Halter Training
3
McGrath
8.430 A Management A Training of the
Working Stock Hone
3
McGrath
0 812 A Survey of Agricultural Law
1
Denning
WTH
7:00 - 10:00p.m.
< dass starts Jan. 7, 1*76)
MT
7:00 ■ 10:00p.m.
(Class starts Jan. 5, 1976)
W 10
ART
ART
AGRICULTURE
S
10:00-12:00am.
(dass starts Jan 10, 1*76)
gym
S
8 00 10 00am
(Class starts Jan. 10, 1876)
gym
TTH
6:30-10:00pm
(Chas starte Jan. 6, 1*76)
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9-12 1-5
(dass starts Jan. 10. 1*76)
W
7:00 9:30pm.
(dass starts Jan. 7, 1976)
Many of the legal problems facing the agriculturist will be covered in the ten week cotrse with
local attorneys providing the instruction Minimum enrollment required.
Girvin Hall
Girvin Hall
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