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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. AlT.l'ST 6. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 8-A Womer Given UF-RC Post Wilbur Womer, district mana ger at the local Social Security of fice, has been named division chairman for governmental agen cies in the 1958 United fund-Red Cross drive. Womer will appoint a chairman to head each of the five units falling within the gov ernmental category: Federal, state, county, city and miscella neous. "It is my aim to see that every person who rams his livelihood in government work is made aware of the tremendously impor tant role the United Fund-Red Cross is playing in the lives of esch of us in this community," Obituaries RUFF .Max Ruff. Eugene, retired SP conductor, died in San Francisco. August 5. He was the brother of A. W. Ruff, 914 Oak Street, Klam ath Falls, also an SP conductor. The funeral is tentatively set for Saturday, August 9. POSTAL RECEIPTS UP Postal receipts at the Klam ath Falls Post Office showed near- ' l.v a 13 per cent increase over the July, 1957, figures, Assistant rostmaster Harold Hicks reports. The 1958 figure was $27,474.82, while that of 1957 was $24,337.49. Hicks said that part of this in crease was probably accounted for by stamp purchases in anticipation of the higher postage rates which went into effect August 1. The June, 1958, figure of $24,4B4.25 showed a decrease of over three per cent from the 1957 figure. Womer said in commenting on his new appointment. Womer has been with the So cial Security Administration since 1939 and was annotated district manager of Klamath Falls in Oc tober, 1954. He has been active in community and civic affairs, and is currently serving as chairman of the Klamath Falls Federal CITY BRIEFS i - A " W. W. WOMER Credit Union. He is a member of the new Community Council, chairman of the VMCA roundup and superintendent of the First Methodist Church Sunday School program. Womer is married and the father of two children. Dakota Picnic North and South Dakotans will picnic at Malin Park on Sunday, August 10, starting at noon. Please bring your own table service and picnic lunch. Water melon, punch and coffae will be served. Families, Too The Weslevan Service Guild of the First Metho dist .Church will hold a potluck picnic at 6:31) p.m. Thursday. Au gust 7. at ttiard Park. Members are reminded that their families, too, are invited. Celebration Council There will he a no-host dinner at the Winema Hotel on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for all members of the Basin Cele bration Council and all other inter ested persons. Call TU 2-2541 for reservations. Canceled The Merry Mixers round dance class normally sched uled on Wednesdays is canceled tor tnis week only. Home Economics Club of Shas ta View Grange will meet Wednes day, August 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Christine Murray 2256 Orchard Way. Meetings Ewauna Encampment and Ladies Auxiliary, 100F, will hold regular meetings in the IOOF hall Friday, August 8, at 8 p.m Ladies will practice for their part in the Rendezvous and are asked to bring scissors to the meeting. Visiting members in town are in vited. Refreshments will be served following the meetings. Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104 invites all Rebekah members to attend the district convention Saturday, August 9, at the IOOF hall. Registration opens at 10 a.m. Meeting at 1 p.m. Rebekah Assem bly President Edna Oster will make her official visit at the spe cial meeting at 8 p.m. Shasta View The Shasta View Building Association will have a public pinochle card party Sat urday night at the community hall on the corner of Shasta Way and Madison Street at 8 o clock. Ladies Aid The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at the church Thursday, August 7, at 7:30 p.m. The Stewart Lenox Fire Belles will hold their regular meeting. Thursday evening, August 7, at 7:30 at the home of Helenc Hornby, 1018 Laurel Street. Please phone TU 4-7278 or TU 2-0739 if unable to attend. Klamath Archers will hold a potluck dinner meeting on Thurs day evening at the Moore Park archery range to be followed by business meeting. Visitors are welcome. Members are invited to come early and shoot before dinner. I' t J Till T . ' 20 L'Al J T. II 1 11 ' J . 41 U l U Nationalists Order Alert TAIPEI. Formosa (UPD The government reported Communist Mig-jet fighters deployed only 22 minutes Hying time from Presi dent Chiang Kai-shek capital to day. All Uunese Nationalist Mili tary forces were ordered the highest degree of alert.' The chief of the Nationalist staff made an emergency broadcast to Formosa and the Nationalist-held offshore islands urging all pre cautions against possible air at tacks by the Chinese Communist jets. Defense Ministry spokesman Adm. Liu Hoh-Tu said "All our armed forces have been ordered into the highest degree of alert." The Defense Ministry an nounced Tuesday night that super sonic Mig-!7s had moved into the closest possible attacking position to Formosa since the Nationalists were driver, off the China main land in 1949. Oregon Weather Eastern Oregon Fair through Wednesday night, becoming part ly cloudy Thursday. Low Wednes day night 50-60; high Thursday 80-90. Western Oregon Partly cloudy Wednesday night, becoming most ly cloudy in north Thursday with general overcast along coast change of light showers in the extreme north Thursday. Low Wednesday night 54-60; high Thursday 75-85 except 65-70 near coast. Coastal winds becoming westerly to northwesterly Thurs dav. 15-20 m p h. Northern Oregon beaches Mostly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday with chance ot tew showers late Thursday. Winds Thursday westerly, 8-18 m.p.h Temnerature range 50-70. Baker-La Grande area Fair through Thursday with thunder storms in mountains late Thurs day. Highs 85-90; low Wednesday night 45-50. Fire Weather Fire danger becoming moderate in north and along coast Thurs. I day. Relative humidity in interior 35-40 per cent Thursday. Sale Starts Thurs., 9 A.M. Sorry No C.O.D or Phone Orders r Good On Any tT Lawn Mower Purchase r Roto-Spader v m Aug. 7, 8, 9 Jf in Stock M 2H.P. 2-CYCLE 18-IN. DUNLAP Power Product! gat tngin Automatic governor control Heighth of cut adjustable Save $5 with coupon 44 95 $4.30 Down 2 H.P. 4-CYCLE 18-IN. CRAFTSMAN 2 H.P. Craftiman . engine Recoil starter Reinforced steel housing . Save $5 with coupon 11 u u $8.00 Down 18-ln. CRAFTSMAN-Finger Tip Control 4 Cycle o 2 H.P. engine 5 position engine control 9 cutting heights Savg $5 with coupon 4i5 " Down 20-ln. CRAFTSMAN Rotary Mower 6)050 1 year, full guarontce 5 position control on handle 2H H.P. - 4 cycle engine Recoil starter Save $5 with coupon ( 11 $10.00 Down 18-ln. Reel Type Power Mower 0)50 1.75 H.P. Briggs & Strotton engine Throttle, choke on handle Handy neutral control Save $5 with coupon $12.00 Down David Bradley Koto-Spaders 0t epa rnmep ac4 JLilJ 90 With Coupon Rg. 149.90 179 2.75-HP . . tqin. Power ipodof and fultivalM. Tinm cultivate up to 36 in. On-ond-off otloehmtnH or avail obl. Transporting Wheels Included David Bradley Roto-Spader Mower Reg. 164.90 1 3Q'0 w'h 2.75-HP. . Coupon 4-cytl engine tpadti od cuttivattt. Tinei dig up to 36-tn, path. Mower and other attotht ore available. Transporting Wheli Influrtr-d 133 So. Eiqhth Phone TU 2-4481 Shop Fri Till 9 P days .M. SMALL FIRES The cily (ire department put out two small fires Tuesday afternoon. One, a fence fire at 221 North Spring Street, resulted in small damage. The other, in the 1500 block on Sargent Avenue, was a grass fire and caused no damage. CORRECTION! The regular $175.00 all wool embossed hooked rugt on tale for $124.95 should have been 9x12. NOT 29 x 12 at in last night's advertisement for KORENIAN'S, 513 Main St. Crater Lake Visitors Up July travel figures for Craterl Lake National Parle were released this week by Jack Rroadbent, chief ranger at the park. During the month just past, 28,- 3 cars came to the park bring ing a total of 108.034 visitors. The number of visitors during July represents an increase of 7.4 per cent over last year and a de crease of 0.7. per cent from the 19.-ti figures. Cumulative totals for this year show 168.279 visitors to date, an increase of 3.7 per cent over last year and a decrease of 4.5 per cent from tft. Work is going forward on the new Standard Oil service station at park headquarters and the nearhy dormitory for Standard Oil employes, Broadbent said. The paving at the Annie Spring intersection and the paving of the utilities area is still at a standstill, however, he said. Crews were pulled off those Jobs on Sat- urflay, July 19. as the operating engineers' strike against members of Associated General Contractors spread throughout the state. Other construction work planned for the park under Mission 68 pro. gram includes letting of contracts for construction of a covered en tranceway to the administration building. The job requires consid erable concrete work. Broadbent indicated that the construction of rest room facilities at the Mazama campgrounds and the new entry station at Annie Spring will prob ably not be affected by the strike. 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