Myrtle Point High School Varsity Football Stat Leaders 1074
Seniors dominated the stat chart with Steve Armem leading in scoring and pass interceptions. Sammy Johnson topped rushing and total offense, Ray Anderson led receiving with 400 yards and five touchdowns, Dan Seals punted, and Greg McGary led in pass attempts with 54. Henry Myers recovered the most fumbles with four.
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Elks Announce Record Scholarships for 1975 76
The Elks National Foundation reports a new record in scholarships for 1975-76 with 3650,000 total value. Six four year awards will go to top boys and girls, plus 457 Most Valuable Student scholarships and 463 additional $600 awards. Applicant eligibility narrows to high school graduates and entries open after December 1 1974 with a February 10 1975 deadline.
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Early Fuel Remedies Marked by Whiskey and Bells
The article recalls early motoring days around 1900 when no maps or stations existed and drivers used whiskey or kerosene as emergency fuel. It notes devices like a gasophone bell and rulers to measure fuel, and cites Pittsburgh’s 1913 first modern service station offering gasoline oil grease tires air water and restrooms.
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American Petroleum Institute
Pittsburgh, Pa
Myrtle Point Varsity Football Statistics Note
Deer hunting continues with two extended seasons in the Willamette Valley. The Willamette Unit hunt runs through December 3, and the Foothills Agricultural extended season covers November 29 to December 1 in Santiam, Alsea, and Polk areas. Readers may obtain bounds and regulations from the official booklet at license outlets.
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Corporate Support Of Arta Increases Wish I'p SAID THAT
In Pickens South Carolina the Sentinel notes emphasis on corporate backing for Arta amid competitive shifts as competition steps out and monopoly moves in. The piece quotes Mrs Gary Hott on maintaining momentum in a changing market.
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Pickens
Arts funding growth and hunting season rules in Willamette Valley
Frank Stanton cites more than 140 million dollars annually from corporations backing the arts, noting steady growth since 1965 and broader business involvement. Separate piece warns Willamette Valley landowners extended hunting season allows rifles prohibited, urges legal weapon choices for deer, with guidance on shotgun slugs buckshot and range, targets, and safety considerations.
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