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PAGE NINE BROJKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS. OREGON Thursday, February 9, 1956 no expense. A nother uncle o f 1 m ine w orks for th e In tern atio n al Business M achines, t»q.I w as sent to W ashington. D C for six m onths to test a m achine and see if it m ade any m istakes. He a ls » had to have night schools to keep up w ith new discoveries, I anti f'nttinB things out so ho would h a te an u p -t.-d n te know 1- WHAT SCHOOL MEANS TO ME 4 :3 0 Redwood C am era 1 : 4 5 - Clue 2:00—P in k y Lee 4:45 Redwood Camera 5 :0 0 P inky Lee 5 :3 0 -Howjly Doody 5 :45 News and W eath er 6 :00 News and W eath er E ducation first s ta rte d in In school, you first learn to 6 :1 0 Video V arieties 6 :1 5 —To Be Announced School, to me. m eans a b etter raost any occupation. It is p e t read, than to w rite .then you Greece, in S p a rta and Athens, and w as not q u ite known as 6 :3 0 —TV Q uestion Box way to a happier life. W ithout ting so a person has to special w arn to figure w ith num bers. < ■ ’„catio n then, but as lectures. 7 :0O W here W ere You school I don’t see how people ize in one certain occupation, in H igher up. you learn m anners, ,r c la v e s T hen when Greece 7:30 Do You T ru st Y our W ife could live an easy life. Many stead of moving around from one m ethods of speech .and m any WM conquered by Rome. , he I ''K- of his business. Now, in th e seventh people have died so others could job to another as they did before. others. So now, as you can see, you 8 :00 Phil Silvers Show hav-' freedom, and w ithout free T hen ,a person could be a jack grade, I tak e social studies, Rom ans did not scorn learning m ust have a very good education 8 :3 0 Sherlock H olm es Spelling, A ritm etic, but took up m ost of th e G reek 9 :0 0 C eleb rity P layhouse dom we could not have good of-all-trades, but now a person Reading, to get anyw here. house schools like the one I am en would find it hard to get alm ost Physical E ducation and H ealth. w avs of cu ltu re. W hen Rome Tommy Swanson any kind of a job because you F or activities, I have chosen w as conquered by th e b a rb a r 9 :30 Red Skelton rolled in now. We. the students of this school, would have to have a certain Art. We learn many things in ians, the Roman C atholic C hurch 10:00 D ollar A Second art. such as p rin tin g posters, kept w ritin g s and cerem onials should be very than k fu l we kind of education. 10:30 K IEM T h ea tre in libraries. By a decree of J u s t THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9th W EDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 15 The governm ent is advertising m aking pottery, block p rin tin have a school at all. In some inian. 529 A IX, C hurch schools 12:00 NBC M atinee countries, children do not know m ore and m ore for people to ind draw ing 12:00 NBC M atinee 1:00—K itchen K apers In High School you le arn Al w ere th e only schools allowed to w hat school is, and in this coun j specialize in one certain job, K itchen K apers 1:15 S ecre t S to rm try, about a hundred y ears ago. such as scientists, engineers or gebra. Science, Geography, Lit- erist. These schools hail no ob- S ecret S to rm 1:30—M atinee T h eatre M atinee T h ea tre most boys could not go to school laboratory technicians. The gov- ratu re, G eom etry, M echanical ject but th e teaching of religion. 2:15 Your Own Home T hen they ta u g h t gradually D raw ing and m any others. F u r i ernm ent is also offering free because they had to help their 3 (X)—Fem inine Fancies fath e rs w ith the w ork at home. 4housand-dollar scholarships to th er on, in college, you learn more and m ore subjects. 3 :30 -W estern T h eatre Now, some schools have fully Certain courses th a t will help high school students who get a Some girls w ent through ele equipped kitchens for the girls, 4:15 John Daly New s m en tary school, but no more high average in th eir grades. you in la te r life. The people of the com m unity and fully equipped shops for the 4:30—Redwood C am era th a n th a t, because they had to T his is to encourage m ore s tu 5:00—P in k y Lee help a t home, too. G irls w ere dents to go to college and to get pay taxes so th eir children may boys. F or th e girls, the kitchens I lowdy Doody a re to help teach them how to go to school .and those tares training for the occupations never required to have much News and W eath er have been raised in Brookings, cook and be hom em akers. For schooling, though, because they w here they are needed most. Cal-O re P an o ram a th e boys, th e shops are to help recently because of the new high The governm ent is also w ork alm ost never used it. They us Telenew s W eekly ually got m arried when they ing more and m ore w ith the school built here last year. If it them w ith jobs they m ay w ant To Be A nnounced in la te r life. had not been for th e plywood w ere young and spent th e ir tim e boards of »'ducation to en co u r Life of Riley Schools also have projects, to at home, cooking, sewing and age boys and girls to decide mill built here five years ago, Lone Wolf teach th e ir stu d e n ts responsib there woud not have been so tak in g care of th e ir families. w hat occupation they will take, H ighw ay P atro l It w as alw ays thought th a t a in la te r life. Not long ago I read much a dem and for school room. ility and how to w ork together, Mr .and Mrs. N orth Some of these projects are rais W hen th e mill w as built, th ere w om an’s place was a t home, but an article in a popular m agazine To Be A nnounced Later S A M E P R IC E now th a t idea is old-fashioned. th a t said th e re w as such a need w as a dem and for m ore w orkers i n g livestock, and having a To Be A nnounced L ater school p rogram for the radio. and the w orkers brought th eir At this present d ate you will for specialized education in some C alifornia is a good exam ple 10:30 Darnbn R unyan T h e a tre find women w orking in alm ost of the fields such as science, children w ith them. When m ore of a school system , because you FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th children cam e to school, th ere every occupation in m ost of the aeronautics, m echanical engin can go to night school free of 12:00 NBC M atinee ( was a dem and for m ore school eering and laborato ry technician co u n tries of the world. K itchen K ajjers charge, for as long as you w ant. room so they built m ore school- Even most of ou r grand p a r th a t the governm ent w as w illing S ecret S torm F or exam ple, I have an uncle rooms. T his year, in Brookings, to give ap titu d e te sts to seventh ents did not get m ore than a M atinee T h ea tre who w ent to night school for th ere was m ore th a n one th o u s g ram m ar school education, but and eighth grade stu d en ts so Clue th ree m onths each y ear for the and pupils enrolled in this school they could decide w hat kind of m ore w as not required in those -Pinky Lee past few years, and when he got last year, tlx? n um ber of pupils days. Now, you need m ore than job they w anted even before Hoowdy IXxxly I an e x tra degree in law at almost was about nine hundred. a high school education for al- they entered high school. Fem inine Fancies W estern T h ea tre John Daly News Redwood C am era P inky Lee Howdy IXxxly News and W eath er In d u stry On P arad e W aterfro n t C alvacade of S ports 45—Musical Magic 00 My L ittle M argie 8 :3 0 T he G reat Gildersleeve 00—G rand Old O pry 9 :3 0 —H ea rt of the City N T U C K Y S T R A IG M 10:00 H arp ers F ord T h eatre KIEM T-V 5:30—Howdy Doody 2:30- lloowdy Doody 2:45—C lue 3 :0 0 —F em inine F ancies 3 :3O -W e ste rn T h ea tre 4 :1 5 —Jo h n D aly N ew s 4 :30—Redwood C am era 4: 45—Redwood C am era 5 :0 0 - P inky Lee 5 :30»—S k eltch Pad 5:45 News and W eath er 6:15 M eet M cG araghans 6:00 News and W e ath er 6:30 Dr. H udsons S ecret Jo u r- 7 :0 0 —U. S. 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