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Dance Here Saturday
Nearly all Oregon State alumni in
Coquille will attend the all-county
O.S.C. dance Saturday night in the
Community Building, according to
latest reports received by the chair
man of the Coquille district. That
Myrtle Point and Coos Bay O. S. C.
alumni will also attend is reported
by Anita Tedaen, Myrtle Point chair
man, and Louise Ferguson, Coos Bay
chairman. All O. S. C. students in
the county will be there.
The Navy Band from North Bend
will be featured at the dance, which
will start at nine o’clock.
Not only high school and college
age people but also all other persons
interested in promoting college spirit
are invited to attend the dance. The
dance is given to create college spirit,
which seems to be lacking in Coos
county, Ruth Faubion of Portland,
state chairman of the college-pro
moting program, said.
"This dance in Coos county is an
experiment,” said Miss Faubion. “If
I Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sturdivan ac- it is successful, We can make it an
jcompanied Ensign Kathleen Brady annual event,” she concluded.
on July 4 to Portland, where she
took a plane back to her station as
Assisant Disbursing Officer in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, after spending
a leave with her parents here. Mrs.
Sturdivan and Ensign Brady are
sisters. Albert Qwyer, the girls’
cousin, returned from Portland with
the Sturdivan^ for a visit.
O. S. C. STUDENTS AND ALUMNI PRESENT
DANCE
With NORTH BEND NAVY BAND
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Coquille Community Building
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