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t; ^ (Continued .SCHOOLS - a large percentage of the high' school graduates spend at ldast a few years in positions outside the county. , ‘
Foe young men the proposed improved Vocational agriculture program can mean very real money, in the bank. Bette rpand more economical farm management if he is self-employed or a higher paying position if not. His greater knowledge and skill will be of value to his employer, too. In this age of mechanization th«. estate farmer realizes the importance of hiving employees who are capable of handling and repairing the expensive and complex farm machinery and of intelligently managing farm operations. •
A final economic benefit f will come through th^ opportunities for employment within the new school itself. Additional teachers and/or special instructor-lecturers will be needed and som^of these positions could conceiveably be filled hy present residents of the county. The new buildijpg will require al-' so a maintenance staff which naturally will be I drawn from the local.labor supply. In viewing the question of social benefits wc get back to the matter of population. Society doesn’t consist, of solitary communion with oneself. It requires people. It’
that social adstands to reason vantages decrease n direct ratio to a decrease an population. Young people find little to hold them in a community where there is a dearth
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