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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1958)
WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 1958 HERALD AND KF.WS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE 8 A 'DENNIS THE MENACE" SALE PRICES THURS. - FRIDAY SATURDAY s p " w Lonsn ibw j i m - -' - - Were 49c Each, Now ikK Pilgrim Straw just say, - X Hats "CHARGE IT" Mil tno advantages i i uw i Kinw m w ''Hey, Dad; Turm itom forme, will va' SCOUT NEWS YREKA BOV SCOUTS YREKA Top honors on the ba sis of originality and troop partici pation went to the Hornbrook. Boy Scout Troop 38 for its entry in the recent Boy Scout Exposition at the Siskiyou County Fairgrounds at reka. Having selected for their theme. "Forestry." the Hornbrook scouts had constructed a miniature for est, complete with a river through it, which won them first prize. Capturing the second prize was ! the Vreka Boy Scout Troop 34, whose entry was based on tracking. Third place was won by Yreka ; Troop 50. its theme being on con servation: while Yreka Troop 46 ' took fourth place .with its entry . or. Camp McLaughlin. A "Keep America Beautiful" booth by Cub Scout J?ack 36 of Yreka Blared the troop in the winner's first place spot of the Cubs; while second place was won '. by the display of Cub Scout proj- ects presented by Pack 54 of Fort Jones. Third prize winner was a safety booth shown by Yreka Pack 61. It has been estimated by scout '. leaders that over 2.000 spectators attended the exposition in the Min eral Arts building at the fair grounds May 10. The exhibits came from scouts all over the county, and music was . furnished by the Ross N e i 1 o n American Legion Post of Yreka Drum and Bugle Corps. Deadline Set For Vet Loans GIRL SCOUTS YREKA Girl Scout Troop 241 honored their mothers with a tea last week. Each mother was pre sented with a corsage, which the girls had made themselves, by her daughter, and the girls also presented their mothers with a . plant and watering can, which Mrs. Jack Young, leader of the troop, had provided. Awards were presented by Mrs Young to Velma Bean, first class badge: Velma Bean, Donna Coon- rod, Marian Sanders, Gail Tucker and Hallie Waggoner, first a i d badges: Hallie Waggoner also re ceived a badge. Brownie Troop No. 162 honored their mothers with a tea on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Paul Dunham. Yreka. The mothers re ceived corsages, made by Susan Tindenlos. and handkerchiefs, em broidered by the troop members. R. J. Novotny. manager, VA Re gional Office, Portland, announced today that veterans of WW II have two more years until July 25, 1960 to apply for GI loans under the Veterans Administration guaranty program. The extension is authorized by Public Law 85-364. Novotnv explained that the July) 25, 1960 deadline for guaranteed loans means that VA must receive the lender's loan guaranty appli cation by that dale, and the lender has one year from July 25, 1960 to close the loan. The 1960 deadline does not ap ply to VA-guarantced loans for Korean conflict period veterans, who have until January 31, 1965, to use that benefit, Novotny point ed out. He also called attention to a provision of the law which in creases interest rale to 4.75 per cent from 4.50, and to a VA regu lation eliminating VA's require ment for a down payment. Novotnv also emphasized that while VA may waive the down payment, lenders may require a veteran to make a down payment as a condition for getting the loan. Closing costs involved in GI home loans must be paid in cash by the veteran at the time of closing the loan, whether or not any additional down payment is required. These costs cannot be included in the loan useu. Nnvotnv also said that veterans desiring to obtain a GI loan should contact a private lender for the loan, and after arrangements nave been made, the loan application will be forwarded to the VA of fice for approval. Veterans should contact the Re gional Office of the Veterans Ad ministration 208 S. W. 5in Avenue. Portland. Oregon, for additional information on GI loans. Boyville Denim Slacks now 2.66 Sanforized (max. shr. 1 ), washfast cotton denim in blue, green, tan and gray. 6-16. 2 for 84c Takes a heap of living for boys' knockabout or under shirt. Soft flat knit with ribbed neck. Sizes 4 to 10, "CHARGE IT" 1 SRC or Open an 1 I SRC Today! I I Sears app''0'" I vour business and 1 1 wants to make your 1 I shopping more con- 1 I venlent than ever be- I 1 ,ore! Ask ony s I 1 person for Ml 1 details! I i All the advantages of a regular charge account PLUS the option to spread payments over several months 1 Determine Your Own Credit Budget! Buy according to that amount. 2 Take Months To Pay! As your balance decreases your pay ments decrease. Small service charge. 3 Save Service Charges by paying for your purchases within 1 5 days after receiving monthly statement. 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The fee is $10 for the six weeks of lessons, except where more than one child is registered from one family. Classes will be predicated upon enough enrollment to justify. An assembly of all registered students will be held at 8:30 a.m. on June 3 in Room 200 S. Russell Whalen will teach begin ning, intermediate and advanced band. Dale Hallack will teach be ginning, intermediate and ad vanced strings. 10p NYLON CARPET The Longest Wearing Carpet You Can Buy! j Sport Shirt Ease With Colorful Look EACH 1.49 Styling and colors at their best moke the difference! Sanforized (1 shrinkage). Woshfast cot ton. S-M-L-XL. Water's Fine'! Get Your Trunks- Now! ONLY 1.98 ' Cotton comes in colors you like for summer. You can adjust woist for right fit. Good sup port. S-M-L-XL. Girls' Cotton Swimmwear now 2.98 The Rhumbo suit! Honeylano cotton bloomer swimsuits In bright prints' and colors, lively shirred or piped trims. 7 to 14. Cotton Knit Polo Shirts EACH ' 74c Cool cotton knit polo shirts. 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