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Crushed Skeleton
Found in Old Grave
Fonda, N. Y. (U.PJ An al
most complete but badly crush
ed skeleton has been uncovered
at nearby Sprakers, 46 inches
below the surface.
Edward J. Shehan, Montgom
ery county archivist, said the
skeleton was found in a rock
lined grave with his knees drawn
up to its chest in what is known
as a "bundle burial."
Sheehan said the grave is ap
parently that of an Indian "of
a very early date."
Dr. William A. Ritchie, state
archeologist at Albany, may be
asked to determine the age of
the bones by a carbon 14 test.
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ALOHA Vice President and Mrs. Richard Nixon make a
happy picture in San Francisco as they wear leis present
ed to them by the Young Republicans at Mark Hopkins.
McLEOD
Argentine Residents Leave
By CAROLINE L. HARDING
McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Finstrom, who have been vaca
tioning at "Rogue Woods" on
Rogue River, have left for their
home in Argentina.
On Aug. 20 they drove to Los
Angeles via the Oregon coast,
where they will visit a daughter
and then to New York where
they will sail Sept. 20 for their
Hurlinghens, Argentina, which
is a subrub of Buenos Aires.
Finstrom is superintendent of
the Moore-McCormick Steam
ship line there. He will retire in
two years and then will return
to their home on Rogue River
above McLeod.
Recently 56 of the Thurston
clan gathered, in Beaverton, Ore.
for a family reunion. Mrs. L. L.
Conger attended as she is the
former Alice Thurston.
Mrs. Arthur Hume and Mrs.
Arthur Greenlea attended the
Shakespearean festival at Ash
land Aug. 17 for the perform
ance of "Richard III."
Mrs. Stella Hale of Medford
is the house guest of her daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Hedgepath.
Mr. and Mrs. .Claud Garrett
are the parents of a' boy born
Aug. 17. Mrs. Garrett is the
former Elva Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin LanEe
and family of Santa Rosa, Calif.,
have been the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Stone. Mrs.
Lange is the daughter of Mrs.
Stone.
Mrs. George Jockstein is visit
ing relatives in Eureka, Cam.
Mrs. Herb Carlton is visiting
her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Claud Garrett, Ash
land. Mrs. East of Sams Valley is
the house guest of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Richardson.
Mrs. Vic Chapman had a din
ner party at her home Aug. 15
honoring her son, Dale's 17th
birthday. Beside the family Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Gillispie and fam
ily were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carlton
and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey An
derson of San Jose, Calif., camp
ed a week at Union creek.
Mrs. Marge Martin and Mrs.
Pat Ball of Oakland, Calif., are
the house guests of Mrs. Hazel
Ulrich.
Mrs. Arthur Hume, president
of Elk-Trail PTA. has called a
special meeting Tuesday, Aug.
28, at 1:30 p.m., at the home of
Mrs. Arlee Ragsdale. Members
and any others interested in
PTA work are invited to attend.
Mrs. Walter Hillman and her
step-son, Don, of Van Nuys,
Calif., are the house guests of
her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Darrohn.
For its size, there is no more
savage animal, in the world than
the weasel, which measures only
about 10 inches in length. It can
worm its way into the runs of
rats and mice, hunts its prey by
scent and will even fly- at the
throat of man.
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Local Optometrists Host 24 Guests at Graduate Seminar
Local optometrists were ,hosts
to 24 visiting optometrists and
guests from southern Oregon
and northern California who at
tended the graduate seminar
held in Medford Tuesday.
Dr. A. M. Skeffington of St.
Louis, Mo. director of education
for the Optometric Extension
program presided at the lecture
sessions of the one day meeting.
MedfoTd optometrists attend
ing were Drs. Thomas Ander
son, Frank Freeburger, August
W. Glutch, Clair Vogel, Robert
Urie, Bill Thompson and Bob
Harland. AH are members of
the Southern Oregon Optomer
ic Society. In addition, the wives
of optometrists, assistants and
technicians were invited guests
atthe evening dinner meeting.
The purpose of Dr. Skeffing-
ton's visit was to bring a report
on recent advances in the optom
etric field and allied sciences
and to explain procedural
methods. The majority of the
lecture sessions were devoted to
technical discussion of diagnos
ing visual problems and preven
tive, remedial measures Dr.
Skeffington stressed the ' ad
vances in the optometric sci
ences during the past 25 years
and noted that vision, once con
sidered a simple process is now
recognized as the most complex
of our organism. He pointed out
that the work of the optom
etrist today is to evaluate a
visual stress, regardless of its
origin, and to make adjustments
for it.
Prevention of Trouble
Even more important. Dr.
Skeffington said, optometry is
interested in the problem of the
prevention of visual disadvant
ages of children caused by the
stress situations of the schools
demands and the pressures of
todays culture.
The specialist is on a speak
ing tour of the United States
The southernmost city in the
United States is Key West, Fla.,
at 24 degrees, 33 minutes north
latitude.
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and is conducting seminars on
vision and visual care. His ap
pearance in Medford was ar
ranged by subscribing members
of the Optometric Extension
program in this area.
A drawer that's stuck can
sometimes be opened with the
aid of a rubber force cup of the
type used in cleaning sink drains,
according to Popular Mechanics
Magazine. The tool is most com
monly known as a "plumber's
helper."
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