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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald announces a 1989 issue schedule published every Tuesday. It lists P O Box 578 Myrtle Point Oregon and confirms second class postage paid at Myrtle Point under the 1897 act.
The piece argues Congress should not make voting easier at the expense of informed choice. It critiques postcard registration as creating uninformed voters and warns against dragging in disinterested voters to boost turnout. It cautions that governance is serious and urges ensuring voters are well informed.
The text forecasts a 2100 world population of 6.4 billion versus 3.6 billion today. It notes rapid growth in poorer nations and argues tech advances, notably affordable transistors, could steer humanity toward a more hopeful path by improving communication and reducing mass starvation and conflict.
The piece argues for Be Kind to Animals Week May 6 to 12 as urged by the American Humane Association and its 1000 local affiliates. It urges kindness to animals and people alike, noting small acts like writing notes to the hospitalized or promoted, to spread humane virtue.
Legislative leaders report an unprecedented workload as the Oregon House of Representatives extends floor sessions to eight hours and adds a special Saturday session. Speaker Richard Eymann shifts to as needed scheduling while committees remain active. Ripper, Grannell, Stevenson push plans on coastal transportation and the state department of fish and industry. The group addresses highway speeds and public hearings with agriculture and natural resources, while the public attends the Democratic Breakfast in Coquille.
The 1973 Coos County sixth grade forestry tour runs May 9 10 and 11 with all district sixth graders taking part. David Keir the tour coordinator notes the event complements classroom material resources study through seven teaching stations along Beaver Hill with topics on fire control tree planting forest management wildlife conservation forestry products and recreation. Instructors from private firms and federal state county agencies join local staff in delivering hands on lessons.
The text reflects a sermon on the Lord's Prayer stressing trust in God, daily bread, and forgiveness. It references Jesus teaching, biblical verses, and the importance of prayer with faith, confession, and reliance on the Father.
A May 8 endocrinology course will be held in Chandler Hall Wheelhouse Room. Faculty includes David Cook assistant professor of medicine at Oregon Medical School Joan Kedell professor of medicine Keo Melvin associate professor of medicine SR Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center and Richard H Cran Ed D director of Needs Assessment for the Oregon Regional Medical Program. Topics cover pituitary physiology diagnostic studies management of thyrotoxicosis metabolic diseases and related treatment. Checks payable to the university and mailed to Oregon Regional Medical Program Portland Oregon.
A Myrtle Point 3rd period class at Myrtle Crest Junior High seeks more youth recreation. They propose two public swimming pools and converting the old Sidkay's store into a recreation center with tables and a snack bar.
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