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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1957
Page
8
The federation in the province promotes a bow hunting season for archers. The move supports hunters and aims to regulate seasonal activity while encouraging safety and sport among members.
A reader argues for bow hunting as a skilled sport and notes its growing popularity in North America. The message promotes the IG Fish Contest with a $25 prize for the best provincial catch and various consolation prizes, inviting readers to obtain an entry form at the paper office.
A vintage advertisement promises quick weight gain for men and women using Ostrex Tonic Tablets. It claims double results with new pep and flesh, improves poor appetite from iron deficiency, and offers a trial size for 60 cents at druggists.
Mr and Mrs Art Christensen and family from Minn visit the A Koike home. Mrs Othen of Vancouver visits with Mrs A Carr. Duane MacDonald, returning from Royal Canadian Navy leave, heads for six months cruise. Friends and relatives from Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto, and Winnipeg attend gatherings as guests at multiple homes. The Norman Critchlow family express thanks for teas and gifts before moving.
In a ten inning extra inning clash, the MacGregor Cubs drop a league game 3-2 to the Portage Terriers at the local ball yard. Perry Allan started for the Cubs, Nelson Olson earned the win, while Kurio took the loss. Bud Kelly delivered the tie breaking hit for Portage.
The team shuffled players due to absences. Pete McGregor returns from a twisted ankle, while Donnie Lamb makes his first pitching appearance of the season. Garry Cobbe settles at first base after pitching once, showing steady play at the position. Oakville game upcoming Friday and Tuesday nights.
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