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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
2
Editorial note discusses barrier secretary health education and welfare quoting Mr Wardner. It outlines a seven word sequence starting with Live Love Earn Give Laugh to, and mentions the challenge of selecting a fourth word after initial three. The piece reflects on choosing values and ordering simple life maxims.
The editorial notes farmers and ranchers, though pressed by inflation, remain net consumers whose costs have risen over 10 percent while the prices they receive for products stayed steady. It argues food remains a bargain despite protests and beef price climbs to 1962 levels.
Safeway adopts unit pricing to show cost per unit such as pounds pints quarts and more across all divisions. The change helps customers compare quantity and quality and avoid waste from oversized items while aiming for clearer pricing nationwide.
A dairy goat field day has been scheduled with activities and demonstrations planned. Organizers outline a timetable featuring talks on breeding nutrition and showing techniques, inviting farmers and students to attend on the specified date.
Democratic candidate for state treasurer Phil McAlmond missed a noon meeting in Coos County after claiming he had a prior commitment. The piece notes similar political challenges and contrasts with golf chatter about Nicklaus and Hill, while urging real economic action in Powers and promises for Highway 242 upgrades.
Weaver and Rep Jack Kipper met Powers residents to stop plans by Georgia Pacific and Southern Pacific to scale back operations. They seek funds to repair the Powers road as Georgia Pacific closed its plywood plant here months ago and forest highway funds are being sought. Eleanor McCray led a blockade last week urging action.
The Southern Oregon Library Federation and twenty nine libraries and museums in Southern Oregon and Northern California produced A Guide to the State of Jefferson. Published by the Oregon Historical Society with Grant funds, it lists 2300 entries and a subject index. The guide helps locate library or museum holdings and is available with an $8 handling fee.
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