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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 14 Dec 1983, p. 9

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S The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 14,1983 9 Courtice Tech Students Introduced to Computers by Donna Fairey The effect of the computer computer age is being felt everywhere.' Its presence presence can be seen at the supermarket checkout, in banks, homes, offices and schools. Moreover, , one area where high technology is becoming the norm, rather than the exception, is industry. industry. Even small manufacturers manufacturers have joined in the move toward com puterization started by the biggie firms which first recognized the logic of adopting high technology production systems. Operations relying totally on manpower production are dwindling dwindling rapidly on a road aimed at extinction. Moreover, push button industry has created a need unto itself. The job seeking employee employee of today and the CHEESES make charming gifts. ASK ABOUT OUR Christmas Gift Package (Cheese can be mailed on request) We also make up... Cheese Trays for Parties. Allow 3 Days Notice lb. 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Dec H) 1 / M Winners each receive i er i "mates value $2S 00 'edeemahle at speeds Orono Stores SHOP ORONO Visit Santa Claus f p - ilj: Sat., Dec. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Orono Showcase Co-operative Also: Wagon Rides will be available. Sponsored by Orono DBIA computerized manufacturing manufacturing operations. The technical departments departments of secondary schools are also responding responding to the computer computer trend in industry but a full scale program in this direction is restricted restricted by tight education education funding. Courtice Secondary School's technical division division recently received its first teaching aid for introducing students to computerization in industry. industry. A computer device device for numerically controlled machining, costing about $3000, is the first of its kind in the school's machine shop. Although it's a very modest approach to computerized automation, automation, machine shop teacher Neil McAllister, McAllister, is nevertheless very excited about the instrument. instrument. The computer is attached attached to a vertical milling milling machine and has the capacity to achieve cuts and drilling within 5/10,000 of an inch. Students are taught to program the computer computer to position itself for exacting tolerance cuts and drilling operations. operations. Unlike many industrial industrial environments equipped with total computerized operations, operations, the school's tech department computer system requires manual manual involvement. While the device provides provides for computer precise precise programs, the machine is only half way sophisticated, for students must physically physically activate the cutting cutting and drilling operations. operations. In many industrial industrial settings, after a program is set, the work is undertaken by the mere push of a button. YOU CAN HELP too: * We know Christmas gift buying is often difficult for you. That's why we think THE TOYBOX is the place for you to shop. We specialize in items of better quality in the low and medium price range. Our selection includes books, records, games, children's art supplies and lots of toys. Come FIRST to THE TOYBOX. It's the LITTLE store that's BIG on SMALL children's treasures. The Toy box 43 King St. West Bowmanville 65 25C J&.V Despite the limitations limitations of the CSS tech department department computer, Mr. McAllister says the device nonetheless has the capacity to somewhat somewhat prepare students for simple industrial applications. It also gives those students students aimed at a more intense community college college course in this area, an exposure to the basic concept of computerized computerized industry. Although the device doesn't automate the milling machine, he explained, students can learn the logical sequence sequence of computer programming in industry. industry. Head of the CSS tech department, Norm Stirling, says the students students were somewhat apprehensive about the computer instrument before it arrived, fearing fearing it might be extremely extremely complex. "After only two periods of instruction," he stated, "the boys wanted to know how come it was so simple." The technical department at Courtice Secondary Secondary School was recently equipped with its first device to introduce students to computerized automation automation in industry. The teaching aid is a modest instrument in the general terms of computer equipment, however, it gives machine shop students students a basic exposure to the concept of computerized computerized technology in an industrial setting. 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