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Training Offer For
Men And Women
C, E. Fielet Secretary
To Be Here Oct. 9
E. T. Barnett, co-ordinator of the
Marshfield vocational school, will be
in Coquille Saturday afternoon, Oct.
10, from four to eight o'clock, at the
Southwestern Motors, to interview all
persons interested in training for
skilled work for two’major groups of
industries.
No. 1--AU persons interested in
learning processes of electric arc
welding, machine tool operation, avi­
ation sheet metal, electricity and car­
pentry, for essential industries en­
gaged in war production work.
No. 2—All men and women inter­
ested in taking the training sponsored
by the Automobile Dealers Associa­
tion of southwestern Oregon for
placement in garage and Jbrvice sta­
tion operation. Thia course of train­
ing will be planned to meet the re-
quirtments of individuals working in
the garages as.lubrication mechanics.
ception returned to Coquille’s 18 yard
line. Lee Zinn, speedy Cat halMiack
went around end to the two yard
stripe, and Marvin Floyd, carried the
mail over from the two for the Myr­
tle Towner’s first score. The next
score was the climax of a long drive
deep into Red Devils territory with
Weekley and Zinn doing most of the
ball lugging.
Zinn sVTlnted
around right end to pay dirt and
crossed the goal line standing up.
Well, Marshfield has done it again.
The amazing Pirates from the mud­
flat city have played another unscored
on game, thia time with the Astoria
Fishermen who w^nt down to defeat
on their field 20-0 before the Purple
and Gold Tide from Marshfield. Ac­
cording to some highly elated indi­
viduals in Marshtown, the Pirates are
a sure bet for the state crown. Just
how true this prediction is will remain
to be seen when the Pirates receive
the acid test in their own conference
bracket. If the Pirates should be
smeared with a superarity complex,
they may also be smeared by one of
the so-called “small” schools in their
own conference.
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With reference _Jo Marshfield's
titular claims which sounds very
much
like
unadulterated super-
drooper optimism so early in the Sea­
son, one can only say—(Quote) “Who
knows” (Unquote).
Howard Cole, field secretary for
Christian Endeavor of Oregon, Wash­
ington and Idaho, will be in Coquille
Friday night, October 9, for a Myrtle
Union Rally which will be held at
the Church of Christ. Mr. Cole has
been active in young people’s work
for a number of years. He was presi­
dent of Oregon C. E. union for sev­
eral years before he became field sec­
retary. He has been visiting thbvar-
ious C. E. unions of the northwest and
no doubt will have some fine reports
oh young people's activities.
The young people of Myrtle Union
will meet with Mr. Cole at a potluck
dinner at' 6:30 p. m. in the dining
room of the Church of Christ. This
will be followed by a mass meeting
at 8 p.‘ m. Everyone is Invited to
come.
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Two Reports Read
At Council Session
oil, etc. There is no cost to the train­
ing. Arrangements may be made
whereby transportation can be fur­
The financial report of the Coquille
nished for persons attending the
schobl from outside the Coos Bay area. Public Library for the six months,
Dec. 31/1941, to,June 30, 1942, was
submitted and read to the council
Monday evening. It showed a bal­
ance on hand to start this year of
$214.15 with receipts during the six
months of $611.46, for a total of
$825.61. Disbursements for the peri­
od were $645.60, leaving a cash bal­
ance on hand July 1 of $180.01.
The monthly report of Fire Chief
Snyder for September showed five
alarms to have been answered. Prop­
erty endangered at the source of the
calls was estimated as of $5000 value.
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Permission Must
Be Secured
Jerrold Owen, state defense co­
ordinator, has issued a warning to all
persons responsible for public gath­
erings in the Oregon “Combat Zone"
who fail to obtain permission from
the Western Defense Command. He
pointed out that failure to comply
could easily result in a ban on highly
publicized, scheduled football games
and similar gatherings at the last min­
ute by the army authorities.
In addition to obtaining army ap­
proval, all night gatherings in the
combat area, lying west of the Cas­
cade Mountains, must also be ap­
proved by the Civilian Defense Light­
ing Engineers in the district involved.
Leo G. Spitzbart, newly appointed
liason officer between the state de­
fense council and the military com­
mand, should be advised ot the time,
place, approximate number of persons
expected, and details as to the polic­
ing arrangements well in advance of
the gatherings, said Owen.
Mr. Spitzbart can be reached by
phoning to Portland, At 6469, ex­
tension 444, or by writing direct to
Salem.
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conversion again
the Bobcats led
a minute to go.
Receiving the kick-off, Howe re­
turned it to the ti. A play through
center netted nothing, and sophomore
bock, Woodward, sprinted for a first
down to the M. P. 49, as the game
ended with Myrtle Point the victors,
12-0.—Louis Gilbert.
Starting line-up for/loquiile-
LE—Alvin Hicham.
LG—George Hurst
LG—Boyd Hendrix
C—-Wally Moore.
RG—Louis Allen. ,
RT—Bob Afbom.
RE—Tom Martin.
Q—Jim Howe.
LH—Jack McCracken.
‘’ RH—Hugh Irvin.
F—Bob McCarthy.
C—Bill Peden.
RG—‘Dean Epperson,
RT—Dick Pointer.
RE—Harold Wallson.
Q—Marvin Floyd.
LH—Lee Zinn.
RH—Hughbert Deaver.
F—Deen Weekley.'
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