Fort Klamath
Pioneer Dies
KOHT KLAMATH. July 18
The milk of long (line Wood
Hlvrr vallry rralilrnts were
llilnnt'tl once umilii luit week
with the piiKKlntf mi Tin-mluy,
July B, of W I n f red Cliarlea
lltslinp, fur 23 years a resident
of Kurt Klnnmlli. Death cume In
a Klnnmlli Kill In hoapllal, fill
Inwlnii an lllnnas of a year,
wlileli hei'iime t-rltical a ahnrl
lime aun. Mr. Uiahop will taken
to Kliunulli Kalla Monilay eve
ulnil and kuiTiunlied al shortly
afler 2 o'clock Tuemluy morn
lull. He wn a native of Ver
niiint, and wan 02 yean old al
Hie time of lili paalii(.
r'tincrnl nervier! were con
dueled Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock In the loi-ul church by
llev. II. Jiiinea Keller of the
Clilloiiulii Mi'lliinllat c h u r c h.
The church whs filled with old
friend and nclKhhnra of the de
cerned, inuny comliiK from out
niilo points to ay their leal re
apccla. A prolusion of lovely
flnrnl trlliutea were banked
about the Interior of the church.
Dim Inn the aervlcea, the fol
lowing two anprnno aoloa were
iinu: Teunyiion'a "('roaalng the
llur," and "Ciuliiu Home," Pall
hruiera Included (iu A, I'aiffl,
William Pane, Orel I'rltchett,
Kohert K. (inrden, Jeaa Vunder
pool and Thomiia J. Hnwklna.
A abort uravealde acrvlce con
cluded thn flnul rltea, Interment
bring made in the Fort Klamath
cemetery.
In addition to three aiatera
living In the cunt, Uiahop la sur
vlved by hia widow, Mra. Net
tle J. Uiahop of rort Klamath,
a aorl, duuuhter-ln-law and
itranddnuKhtcr, Mr. and Mra.
l.con Uiahop and Suaan Uiahop,
of Paaco, Waah., who were
called here by hia death.
Graduates
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to
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B 1c Charlaa W. Daar haa
been graduatad from tha navy
lira control aehool In Great
Lak.s, III. Daar, who la tha aon
of Mra. C. H. Kally. route 1.
box 450. entered the navy In
December. He haa been Irani
farted to Norfolk, Va., where
he will ahlp out on a deatroyer
tender.
Snell Tells Of Boom
In New Businesses
SAl.KM. July 18 M') About
1200 new bualneaa enterprises
have been atnrted In Oregon In
the paat 1 1 montha, Governor
Earl Snell anld tnduy In aiiylnii
that "prophets of a poatwiir let
down In bualneaa mlaaed their
tueaa In Oregon.
The governor anld many na
tional concern huve ealahliahvd
branchea In Oreiion, and that
the atatc a economy la on
"sound and aolid foundation."
Banks Anxious I
To Train Vets
tlanka In a number of Oregon
cltica are unxloui to hire
World War II vctcrana under '.
the Job-training program, de
partment of vctcrana affairs of-:
flciola were advlaed today by
A. A. Itogera, atatc supcrin-,
tendeiit of biinka. i
lingers laid all bank maim-
gera are iic(iiiiinled witli dctalla
of the CJ1 apprciitlceahlp pro
gram, and thut a number of
them throughout the atate have
told lilin they are seeking prom
lalng veterans to employ under
the program. 1
The stalo dlvlalon of voca
tional education, the atate ap-
prenllccahlp council and the
Oregon Hankers association
have cooperiited to ael up the
four-year Iriilning program, pay
ing veleriina aubaialence allow
ancea from federal Cl funda to
augment their aalarlea whllo
learning to become commercial
tellera, It waa explained.
Ilogrra aald that while the
progrum seta f200 aa the four
year objective wage, in muny
caaea vclernna will reach thl
anlary in much leaa than four
year' tune, mid may go beyond
commercial tellers to become
Junior officer, depending upon
Initiative and Intercut shown.
The majority of cltlea In Oregon
have at lenat one bank employ
ing veteran Job trainee, he
said.
Veterana were advlaed to In
terview bank officer or mana
ger for Join, and to contact the
local vocational coordinator or
veteran administration training
officer in their localities to com
plete the detail of the apprenticeship.
taM.D a wtwa. mania rain, or.. TutiaaDAT. jair is. ista, ra Tan.
Culminating wecka of prepara
tion. Camp Fire glrla from Klam
ath Fulls. Chlloqtiln, Dorria and
Merrill aettled for a wrek'i work
and play at Camp Kather Apple
gate on Lake o' the Woods.
Urglnnlng the camping period
with the traditional song and
atory test around the camp fire
Sunday evening, campers ' are
participating In a well-planned
program Including Instruction In
swimming, handcraft and out
door crafts, and In evening pro
grams of masquerade, a treas
ure hunt, stunt nights, talent
ahows, and a conk out.
Glrla will have the opportun
ity to rldo horseback and Thurs
day they will make a boat trip
around the lake. Archery and
other active aporut with quiet
hobhy periods complete the
schedule. The week's activities
will end at the Saturday evening
council fire, when award will
be made and camp activities re
newed. The camp this year la under
tho direction of Mrs. Charles
Uremer, Camp Fire girls' execu
tive secretary for the Klamath
area. Her ataff includes Dorothy
Klggs. assistant camp director,
and Mrs. Mike Howry, camp
nurse.
Handicraft classes are under
the direction of Mr. J. E. Lovcll,
who directed handicraft classes
at the camp last summer. Out
door crafts aro under the direc
tion of Mrs. Larry French, who
has recently returned to Klam
ath Falls and is resuming her
camp fire work here.
Mrs. Cyril Cook of Chlloquin
will supervise archery and active
sports and assist with outdoor
craft classes. Tho waterfront is
under the direction of Dorothy
Thomas, fled Cross water front
instructor.
Camp cook is Mra. V. A.
Heath, who haa been cooking at
the high school. Assisting In the
kitchen and supervising KP's Is
Ileverly Keeaee, and Nancy
Humble, Red Cross junior life
saver, is assistant on the water
front.
CllrU In ramp for tha flrat vraak ba
alnnlna July 14 anil endlns July 31 ara
Kllrattalh Atwrcromhle, Jrati Atlanta,
Marilyn Allium). Thalnta Hall, Diana
ninWIay, Coralla nilckanalaff. Arlana
nralllar. Mary llruner, Jnan niiah, Bav
rly Calhoun and lllana CarUon,
Norma Dotislaa, Mary Kaan, Ann flat
laapy, Allr. fjary, Kuaan Uaary, Mar
aaral (iarttar, Claudntla Ulaaaon, Hnnnla
(Inoda. Mary Ju Oravaa, Rally Oraan
laaf. Ann llantleraon, Mary llaaktr, Mary
Jant Howard. Thclma Jackann. Mariana
Jnhnaon. Marilyn Johnaon, Slilrlay Kea-
Joanna Kayaar and Marlioa Kayaar,
Uoluraa Kldilar. Daway linharl, l.otta
lllhaad. Garaldlna I -awl,, Myra l.lan,
Sliarlana laomla. Lilly Lupar, Jinn l-o-vall.
Wllma MrMtirtlay. aitarun Mllla.
Utraan Mllla, llalan MiMMly. Maraa'al
Momty. Daana Oldanliur. Jaan Oldan
hura. Rarltara Pally, aua Mainaby arid
Arlana aitlilla.
SuHn avnodald. Jaan Sallty. Shlrlay
Slfmay, C'arol)n atatar, llarhara Swan
aon. Jana Tlnglay, C'ac-lla Vandanhara.
Judy Vanrianbara. Suaan Vandanhaia.
lo aiu Wada. Ilarbara Waddla, UoruiM
Waalay and Bally Williams.
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