Myrtle Pelst Victorious as Reedport Teams Fall
Myrtle Pelst led with three hits and no errors as Reedport faced late game pressure. Hal Kisael earned his second win for the Mig bits, supported by Milt Capanna and Ted Fisher on offense.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
3
Myrtle Pelst led with three hits and no errors as Reedport faced late game pressure. Hal Kisael earned his second win for the Mig bits, supported by Milt Capanna and Ted Fisher on offense.
In the Bayble Crest area youths take part in summer recreation. Notable changes include schedules at Myrtle Crest and Beshetbell High School. Dates span June 16 to July 11 with varied start times and locations. references to volleyball and other activities appear in the updated timetable.
The 800 dollar AED scholarship award goes to Paul Leisy of Myrtle Point Oregon Tech. Leisy, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Leisy, is a 1974 Myrtle Point High graduate with a 3.80 GPA as a freshman. The Wolverton Scholarship marks his 40th recipient.
An article urges Oregon sportsmen to join NHF Day activities with open houses at clubs and demonstrations. It notes a broad audience of 56 million hunters and fishermen alongside 150 million nonparticipants, and advertises materials from NF Day Headquarters to aid planning and publicity.
Oregon reports no Century Farm registration in 1976 as the state moves registration to fit the national bicentennial. The Oregon Strawberry Commission approves a 34875 budget for 1975-76 with 30000 for strawberry breeding research.
A new wallet sized card promotes state service by reminding residents to obey laws, protect property and respect others. It urges citizens to act as accurate observers and to report violations to police, with a focus on keeping Oregon safe and clean.
The card warns citizens not to take the law into their own hands and urges testimony in court if needed. It claims vandalism costs U S schools about two billion annually and highway signs in Oregon cost over twelve thousand dollars to replace. Distribution is linked to the Western Forestry Center in Portland and four wheel drive groups.
Principal William Richardson releases Myrtle Point High School honor roll and honorable mention for final nine weeks. Freshmen to seniors appear with many names including Patty Alevigh Toal Burdick Paul Hendrix Johnny Knight and more across honor roll and honorable mention lists.
Article promotes water conservation citing US daily use and rising bills. It describes replacing old toilet fill mechanisms with a modern fill valve to lower tank water level, reduce waste, and cut costs. Steps include shutting water, draining the tank, and installing the new valve with nuts and washers.
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