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BACK TO THE WALL What about dulling the A week ago today the deci- mind. You can just imagine sion was made that it. was . the difficulty that .minute long past the time to give up electrical charge has in the cigarettes and that at last a smoke-filled upper chamber real effort must be made to as it searches out for its contins contins end. tact which in turn is more Today my back is up than likely coated with against the wall and from nicotine. In the meantime here in the last of the packs you stand there grasping for must have been purchased. the first name of your next At times it has been easy but door neighbour. What then at others we have slipped chance does that charge and but over the past week have thought process really have, not smoked anymore than a; And then not so long ago pack and a half. at lunch and listening to CK- The real test comes now for LY Lindsay the topic was the time for faltering is over, smoking and through the I suppose it is part of my radio broadcast it was stated, reason for writing this article that smoking does adversely, for if you know whats up .it affect your sex life. Donna could be somewhat 'embarras- just smiled and as I am too ing for me to be found with a much of a chauvinist I didn't weed smouldering away. follow .up on the subject There are plenty of reasons possibly afraid of the answer to quit nonè the least being I might get. health and the facts are well Be this all that it may the established in this area and crunch really cômes when undisputeable. Surely it-is an your grandchildren start ask- infringement on co-workers, ing why you want to smoke family and friends and is when it is most harmful and something they should not dangerous. "Don't you want have to put up with at any to dance at pur wedding", time. * Of course and if stop Lets add to this the stench smoking will allow this then 1 of clothing and any area am all for it. - where smoking holds forth. Cad-Cam Facility in constant use Durham College has been dustrial Engineering have actively involved in been involved. The third year computer-aided design and Business Division Industrial computer-aided manufactur- Administration and second ing training for the past 22 year Applied Arts Interior months. Design students are also using The course emphasis has the CAD system, been aimed at industry, and In addition, the equipment the application of a hàs been used for faculty pro- CAD/CAM system as an fessional development and inengineering inengineering tool. Courses dustry demonstrations, have been given to manage- In May of 1984, Durham's ment, engineering'personnel, first technologists, both journeymen, apprentices and mechanical and electronic, post-secondary students. will graduate using a cur- Demand for courses has riculum which integrates •grown to a point where the substantial, elements of College's system is fully computer-aided design and utilized and has been expand- computer-aided manufactured manufactured twice. ing. With the non-semestered Currently Durham is group, mechanical and elecscheduling elecscheduling the system 20 tronic technicians will hours per day, five days per graduate in January of 1984 week, with the remaining with training in CAD end time being used by students CAM. for assignments. ,Durham College, in co- Under the National Institu- operation with the Ministry tional Training Act, ar- of Colleges and Universities chitects, designers and sponsored a CAD/CAM Col- engineers in various lege Curriculum Conference disciplines who are currently on September 22. unemployed are receiving The Conference was geared training on CAD/CAM. to developing, over a period , These trainees receive eight, of time, teaching material weeks of CAD/CAM instruc- that can be incorporated into tion ~ four weeks basic and existing courses where intermediate general training, computer-assisted design and gnd four weeks of specialized computer-assisted manufac- training in their particular turing applications are rele- disciplines. One group is at- vant and appropriate, tending between 4:00 and Through sharing te'aching ex- 11:00 p.m., and another bet- perience with this relatively ween midnight and 7:00 a.m. new tool, colleges should be A new group of 32 students able to produce general cur- begins a course every eight riculum in a format satisfac- weeks, and programs are cur- tory to the Program Branch rently scheduled for several of the Ministry of Colleges months ahead. and Universities. Post-secondary The disciplines» with which Technology students in sc- the CAD/CAM Curriculum cond and third Mechanical Conference, is most directly 1 Engineering and second year concerned include Electronic and Aviation In- mechanical, electronics, civil I Durham Agri News by BE. Hall, R.O.S. Specialist DURHAM EAST COMPETES COMPETES IN EAST CENTRAL CENTRAL 4-H CALF SHOW: Durham East 4-H members were showing their best on Wednesday, September 21st. This day marks the East Central Central 4-H Champion Calf Show held at Lindsay Central Exhibition. From Durham East the top 4 Beef Showman, Top 4 Dairy Showman and 4-H members who placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th in their calf class at Achievement Day could compete in the East Central Show. The Durham East 4-H members were competing competing with 4-H members from Durham West, Peterborough, Peterborough, Victoria and Northumberland. Northumberland. Over 200 4-H members participated In the event with the following results for Durham East- Champion Dairy Showper- son was Elaine Barkey, Blackstock. In the same class Sharyn Barkey placed 6th and Jay VanCamp 7th. In the Junior Holstein Heifer Class Anne-Marie Hoogeveen placed 5th and Howard Sikma 6th. Jay Vancamp captured 2nd prize in the Intermediate Holstein Heifer Class, and ■ Debbie VanCamp placed 6th. Elaine Barkey also placed 2nd with her Senior Holstein Heifer Calf, while John Snowden placed 10th. Brian Goulding had the Champion Dairy Heifer in Breeds other than Holstein Class with his Guernsey Heifer. Sharyn Barkey, Steven McHolm and Jay VanCamp placed reserve in the group of 3 Intermediate Holstein Heifer Class. In Beef Showmanship, Brian Goble placed 8th, and Karen Arnold took 10th place. Brent McLaughlin placed in . the first group of the Junior British Breed Heifers. Andrew Davey, Dan Rowan and Shannon Cornish .. placed 4th, 5th and 6th " respectively in the Senior British Breed Heifer Class. Brian Goble had the Grand Champion Steer for the day, while Ricahrd Avery took 3rd place in the British Breed Steer Class. The Durham East group of Glen Degeer, Brian Goble and Richard Avery placed Reserve in the group of 3 beef steers. ' •Congratulations to all 4-H competitors on their fine showing! and architectural areas. 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