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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 22, 1984

Page

2

Mortgage roulette with variable rate bets

Garth Turner argues that Americans favor variable rate mortgages due to expected rate declines and hedging by lenders. He predicts rates will fall before the November election then rise, urging readers to secure VRMs now and convert to fixed five-year plans by fall to aim for around 10% long term.

U.S Feds

Reggie's Ramblings on Ice Age Myths and Dresses in Hockey

A condensed reminiscence riffs on sensational claims about Hitler's Diaries and a Queen Victoria authorship theory for Alice in Wonderland. It recalls a Winnipeg column from the early 1990s noting women in hockey wore ankle dresses, and an Old-Timer recalls 1903 crowds at the Auditorium rink watching women and men play with pads, pants, and hard checks.

Hitler Lewis Carroll Windsor Queen Victoria Winnipeg

Pearson Memoir Excerpts Portray Jungles of Quebec Politics

Excerpts from Lesters Pearsons memoirs reveal sharp judgments on Paul Martin and John Turner, with Pearson dismissive of Martin as an old political hack and Turner as impulsive. The author reflects on Pearson's leadership style, his neutrality rhetoric, and a clash of approaches that shaped the 1960s party dynamics.

Lester Pearson APM Paul Martin Pearson Martin Prg St. Laurent Trudeau Academe John Turner Turner L.E.P Judy LaMarsh Lucien Cardin Guy Favreau Pet Mike Sussex St Paul

Speaking of Canada and its culture and civilization

A pair of quips from 1973 compare Canada to other nations. Robin Mathews claims Canada has both culture and civilization, while Jack Miner humorously notes geese show dignity, mate for life, and rarely divorce. The quotes illustrate national and natural imagery.

France England United States Canada Robin Mathews Jack Miner

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Hamiota Ona Manitoba Community Newspapers Association Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto U.S.A F.D. (Don) Venables BY Garth Turner Reggie Paul Hellyer
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