Riding Horses
To Be Featured
Rationing Calendar
Mr. and Mrs. McKeown Honored
Mr and Mr*. Harry Slack enter
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tained
friends on Wednesday evening,
and races are sought, and it is hoped
June 28, at thfIr home, when Mr. and
to have a large list of entries regis
Mrs. Joe' McKeown of Marshfield,
tered.
were
honor guests at a delightful din
L. W. Clayer reported that on his
ner party. Mr. McKeown, prominent
recent trip to Portland he contacted
young attorney, ha* been another
Ed Chaney, dancing master of re
Coos county professional man to clo*^
nown, and the latter agreed to bring
up his office and don a uniform. Mrs.
four or five girls from the dancing
McKeown is the former Barbara
school there to present dancing acts
Bradford, and is accompanying her
as often as desired during the three
husband east to has new post oh the
days. This show, which will take
Atlantic coast, not
place in the Community Building
she attended school
basement, is a high class, clean and
riage.
artistic presentation of the dancing
The Slack dinner table looked in-
art and a small admission price is to
viting with its center piete of pink and
be charged for it, but one payment of
white sweet William arranged in a
the fee will be good for the entire day.
crystal bowl. Dinner was served at
Mr. Claver also reported that the eight.
orchestras for the dances had been
• The following couples attended : Mr.
secured and contracted.
and Mrs. Joe McKeown, Mr. and Mrs.
Among the organizations which
J. A. Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adel-
have offered to be here for the Mon
sperger, Marshfield, Mr. and Mr*.
day parade, which starts at 11:00 Tom Dimmiek, Opir, and Mr. and
o'clock, are the Myrtle Point am Mr*. Luckey Bonney. , ’
bulance corps, 100 State Guardsmen
from Bridge, Remote and the upper Neighborhood Club
• ‘
valley, the K. P. drum corps of ladies
llrs. Fred Hudson entertained We •-
from Roseburg, the Eagles drill team nesday at her home with a beautiful
both ladies and men, and, of course, luncheon for members of her bridge
the Coquille Eagles drill team.
club. R oom used on the small table
The Victory Girls, one of whom and gorgeous iris and painted dai.sjes
will be queen of the celebration and in arrangements about the living
who will be crowwd at the starting room were a charming sight to see.
ceremony of the celebration Satur- , High score was won by Mm. Frank
day evening, will have, the place of Jameson and second high by Mr*
honor in the parade preceding the Geo. Johnson. Mrs. Jamieson and
crowning Saturday evening. They Marjorie Throckmorton were guests
will also take part in the river pa- Members attending were Mesdames
rade on Sunday and Dr. J. D. Rankin Geo. Johnson, Frank Martin, Kennett
has offered his power boat for the Lawrence, Irving Larson and J. D
royal barge.
Gillespie.
Caughell reported that
Girls had so far turned
Shoes
Oct. 31—Stamp No. 18, book No.
1, valid for one pair of shoes through
stamps interchangeable among fam
ily living in sanie household.
• Fuel Oil
September 30—Period
coupons
valid March 20 through September
30.
Heating coupons—one unit,
value ten gallons; ten units, 100 gal-
Iona.
Hearing June 28 On
Hunting Regulations
Regulations governing the taking of
game birds, game animals and fur
bearing animals were tentatively
formulated by the Oregon State
Game Commission at its meeting in
Portland on Saturday, June 12. The
meeting was adjourned until June 28,
at which time the final regulations
will be formally adopted. This will
enable the Commission to give pub
licity to the proposed regulations and
provide an opportunity to hear any
objections before final action is taken.
Deer and Elk—October 1 to No
vember 3, open season for mule deer
and blacktail deer having forked
horns, entire state except as other
wise listed.
California or Valley Quail ^Octo-
ber 16 to 27 in Coos county.
Sooty or. Blue Grouse—All coun
ties in eastern Oregon closed.
In
western Oregon, same coastal coun
ties will be open as last year includ
ing Columbia, Cldtsop, Tillamook,
Curry Lincoln, Coos and parts of
Lane and Douglas. Bag limit, 2
birds a day but not more than B a
season.
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Tires
Cars with B books must have tires
Inspected ever four months; cars with
C books, every three months; cars i
with A books, every six months.
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