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. Stoel H our
8 :0 0 D isneyland
9 :00 Science Fiction T h e a tre
9 : 0 0 - Science Fiction T heatre
9:30—Badge 714
10:00 Mv Hero
10:30 L aw rence W elk
i\o ie y o u rati en joy
SunnyBrook
Strettili!.’ o r B lend-
a s yo u prefer;
JU R B O N
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY U th
12:00 Big 10 B asketball
UCLA vs. W ashington
F aith For Today
To Be Announced L ater
W estern T h ea tre
To B»? Announced L ater
People A re Funny
30—H a rry Owens
00—M ayor of th e Town
Jackie Gleason Show
Two For T he Money
H arry Owens
B reak i he Bank
10:30 W restling
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« fe Z rv e tn e t l L
7HY bold back from the fun and
1 * thrill and pride of bossing a
Buick—w lien you can boss such a big
anti strapping beauty for the price
of a smaller car?
other car in Amerii i except two of
those well-known s. nailer cars. And
you can bet your b »ttoin dollar that
it takes bedrock prices to stay in the
Top 3 of the nation’s best sellers.
Hartl to believe? Listen . , .
But even that isn’t the w hole story—
not by a long shot.
If von can afford any new car. you
can afford this brawny Buick Si ecial
Sedan — tor a very simple reason.
This Buick is priced within a few
dollars of thé well-known smaller
tars — and actually costs /< w than
j 'me models of those very same cars.
(The price we show here proves
that. )
W ant more proof? For two y< ars in
a row now, buick has outsold every
Folks are buying Buicks in record
numlx’rs because they find in these
big beauties a lot more automobile
for the money.
They find here more styling fresh
ness and distinction—more snap and
ginger and power thrill—more com
fort and luxury—inoro ride stability
and steadiness—and inoro structural
solidity C” d pure automobile than
the same money buys elsew here.
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*2 Door, 6-Passe-ger Be ci
Sedan, M odel 48, i -s h -
state and lo ca l taxes, add tio r
Prices may vary sightly m adjo ' 3
commun t es. A wide variety of extra-
4:osf equ pment and accessories avail-
cble at your option.
s o if you want to move into the big-
car travel world at a small-car price
— if you want to have the time of
your motoring life with the lift and
Lit and pride and prestige of a beau
tiful new Buick as your very own—
w hat’s holding you back?
Drop in on us right quit k—tomorrow,
rnavbe? — and w ell show you the
biggest b u n d le of h igh-pow ered
Brick ever offered in America’s low-
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BROOKINGS,
B U IC K
OREGON
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th
12:15 F. -arch For Beaut.,
12 30 W orld P assp o rt
I 00 W estern T h ea tre
2:00 Sunday M atinee
3:00- W orld P assp o rt
3:30 S unday M atinee
4 :30- -People W ith A P ast
5:45 To Be Anne unceu L a te r
6:00 Big P ictu re
7:00 Ja ck Benny
7:30 Liberace
8:00 I M arried Joan
8:30 Follow T h at Man
9 00 Ford T h eatre
9:30 H enderson C enter Plav
house
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ft 1 4 2 1
12:00 NBC Matinee
1 :C0 K itchen K apers
1:15
1 30
S ecret Storm
M at.nee T h ea tre
Every «8»«r «Me
2:45 Clue
2 :00 Pinky Lee
2:30 Hoowdy Doody
3 fX) Fem inine Fancies
3:30 We t< i n T h ea tre
4:15 John Daly News
4 :3O Redwood C am era
5 00 Pinky Lee
5:30 Howdy Doody
6:00 News and W eath er
6:10 Video V arieties
6:15 To Be Arnounc« d
6:30 Music Is Fun
6:45 Caro yns Fashion P arad e
8:00 Line Up
7:00 Studio One
8 30 Redwrxxl S p o tlig h t
9 00- I Love Lucy
9 30 I Jecen b er Bride
10:00 C ru sad er
10:30 -Quiz Kids
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
12:00 NBC M atinee
1 :00- Kitchen Kapers
1:15 Secret Storm
1 30 M atinee T h ea tre
1 :45 Clue
2:00 P inky Lee
2:30 HrxiW’dy IXxxly
2:45 Your Own Home
3:00 Fem inine Fancies
3:30 W estern T h ea tre
4:15 John Daly News
la o il p la te d
flnithns (Branca,
Sitvnr and Gold|
a lto rn d ^ te d
25%,
To keep th e ir skided artisans busy b e ’ v -n »eosons, th e fo lk s
w h o d o o u r b a b y shoe p la h n g o < jL P ; a -
utlX »educing every
style in
* ' * r<
th e ir fa m e d lined
s
first shoes g o rg e o u s ly p la te d in Bronz , Silver o r G o *d . . . the
Take a d v a n ta g e o f this re m a rk a b le sc
g to have y o u r b a b y
lo v e lie s t a n d most sentim ental g ift '/' J can g ive fo r Easter,
^ » t b e r s D a ^ Father s D a y ex a n y oth<
SHOE
occasion.
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