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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
3
Goose eggs need incubation conditions similar to chicken eggs but differ in turning and humidity. Turn eggs at least three times daily during the 28 day incubation, turning them a full 180 degrees each time, or as near to that as possible. Adjust humidity accordingly for geese.
The bulletin covers goose egg incubation tips with humidity control and turning, plus storage guidelines. It also discusses common root rot in oats caused by Fusarium culmorum, its spread via seed and soil, disease symptoms, and control measures including seed treatment and crop rotation to preserve yields under varying weather conditions.
The House of Commons week focused on the Railway strike settlement and the Gordon Commission interim report on Canada’s economic prospects. The CPR firemen dispute ended with a three judge inquiry and safety concerns over diesel operations. The Gordon Report forecasts population, GDP, employment shifts and policy paths for 25 years, prompting debate on wheat controls, tariffs, land use, immigration, municipal funding, price supports, and infrastructure.
North Thalberg High School beat Glenmoor 9 to 4 in a cold spell hockey game led by Orlando Zirk who scored seven goals and Bernard Pasaluko with two. Grand Marais High School then defeated Glenmoor 12 to 3 as Gerry Antymis and Orlando Zirk each added goals. Local notices announce Elizabeth Mary Otto's engagement to Lloyd Wypanski of Petersfield and the birth of a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zirk at Beausejour Hospital in 1957. The Glenmoor S.C. annual meeting elected Nick Galay to the board. Aug Hemminger and R. F. Otto remain. Gerry Fay returns from overseas. Aug Rach family moves to Winnipeg. readers wish a happy New Year.
Three residents Paul Krawchul Henry Basuik and Leo Molinski each bought new television sets this month. We note Richard Mroz’s finger injury at camp and wish him a quick return to work. Lyla Trapp now staying with Mr and Mrs Baker while her parents are at Cat Lake Ontario. Johnny Rokschuk remains in Beausejour Hospital and recovering. Barbara Yansa turns 89 on January 1 with best wishes.
A recruitment notice targets middle aged men over 45 in the Lac du Bonnet area offering rapid advancement, high pay up to 22000 per year, and earnings paid in advance. No investment, no collections, no deliveries required. applicants must be high grade, ambitious and sincere and write to the President, Dept. C-12, P.O. Box 1373, Fort Worth Texas.
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