Thursday, February 7* 1Q52
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T, BROOKINGS, O REG O N
P age T hree
the examination for a driver’s
Couple United At
Drivers Examiner license should be there at least
A driver’s licence examiner will an hour ahead of the closing.
-------------------------- -------------By C lifford P. R owe Wedding, Jan. 27
be at the O. K. Rubber W’elders
just what d o we mean when we speak of an educated Before a beautifully decorated shop February 7 from 1 to 5 p.
altar, January 27, at the Seventh m., and anyone desiring to take
man or woman?
W A N T E D I !
Day Adventist church, Miss Betti
I here are perhaps as many definitions of an educated Jane Bolin, daughter of Mr. and past several months has been em- ( S c ra p Iron, Mctill, Batteries,
man running rampant today as there are Mrs. Carl Bolin of Harbor, became ployed in the office of Dr. Miller radiators, etc.
♦ he bride of Lloyd Willis Robison, at Crescent City.
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people who make them. The most com son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rob
Mr. Robison came here with
pound Of a CUf load!
mon conception, however, is that a per ison of Brookings. Pastor V. E. his family about two years ago _
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son who has been graduated from a uni Pugh of Crescent City officiated. from Yreka, Calif., and is in the C. & M. Salvage Yd.
Mr. Bolin gave his daughter in logging business with his father.
versity is an educated man. To call this marriage.
After two weeks wedding trip Box 605 or contact Don
She wore a traditional
belief entirely unfounded w o u l d be white satin wedding gown with to southern California, they will Carter or Louis Morris.
wrong; to say that it is entriely correct finger-tip veil, and carried a co be at their home at Smith River.,
lonial bouquet of white carna
would be just as erroneous. Certainly the tions with an orchid corsage cen
person who goes to college has the oppor ter. Her attendants. Miss Gladys
maid of honor, and Mrs.
tunity to become educated, but it does not Robinson,
Manson Metcalf, wore frocks of
necessarily follow’ that he will.
orchid organdy with picture hats,
VOO DOO A N D E E L L U R E S!
There are men living today who attended school only and carried bouquets of orchid-
colored carnations.
so long as the law demanded who are much better edu LaVaughn W’hite was best man
“Everything for the Fisherman”
cated than those with numerous degrees trailing after for his brother-in-law, and the
their names. The reverse is equally true. Such being the ushers w e r e Dennis Mathews,
Richard Adams, Edward Graham
case, schooling alone cannot determine the educated man. and Manson Metcalf.
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The man who spends years of study in the field of Before the service started Mrs.
In the center of town—on Highway ior
economics and then is unable to live within his income, Louise Ostenberg sang "Perfect
Love.” Dr. Alfred Vipond sang
could hardly be accepted as educated. One who studies "The Lord’s Prayer;” and Mrs.
For W hat It's Worth .
FULL LINE FISHING EQUIPMENT
J. J. GALLAGHER
psychology for years and years and then proceeds to bun-
gle the job of raising his own children could hardly be
considered educated. On the other hand, the man who,
using the formal education he has acquired, endeavors
and succeeds in leaving behind a better world when he
makes his exit could be classified as having been edu
cated—really.
But more important than all, I would say that the edu
cated man is one who is truly aware of how little he
knows, who realizes that the learning he possesses is but
a speck on the huge window’ pane of knowledge but w’ho
strives to his dying day to use that which he has learned
ifor the bettermen of society w’hile at the same time en
deavoring to peer even further into the vastness of the
undiscovered and unknown.
T h e stupid and ignorant man knows all the answers;
the educated man is still pondering the questions.
F. S. Pictures Are
Now Available
John Porisch, district ranger,
while in town Monday told the
Pilot he had tow film s which he
would be glad to show any or
LaMerno
Christensen played
violin solo, "Shuberts Serenade.”
Mrs. Fern Graham played the
wedding march. Martha Metcalf
and Steve White were flower girl
and boy.
Following the service a recep
tion was held at the V. F. W.
hall. After the bride and groom
had cut the first piece of cake,
the cutting and serving was con
tinued by Mrs. Cecil Watt, Mrs.
William Fisher and Mrs. F. Ras
mussen. Others who assisted dur
ing the reception were Mrs. Fred ,
Anderson, Mrs. Foul let of Rose
burg, Mrs. Fred Scothorn, Mrs.
Clarence Overman and the Miss j
Janis Christensen, Audrey New- j
man, Anita Overman and Eunice I
Scott..
Both Mr. and Mrs. Robinson are
well known here. Mrs. Robison !
moved here with her parents from I
Glendale, Calif., six years ago. (
ganization, or group during the She took nurses training at the
time from February 11 to 16.
Glendale Sanitarium and for the I
"Snow Ranger” depicts winter
sports on the national forest; and
"River Run” show one of the few
remaining log drives down some I
river, a practice which has long ’
since been discontinued due to j
changes in logging practices.
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