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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1985

Page

2

Gold's price swings fuel cautious buying advice

The column argues gold prices volatile with factors like high rates and dollar strength dragging bullion under 300 per ounce. It notes potential rebound risks and urges small, staged purchases, favoring bullion bars or wafers stored safely.

U.S Morton Shulman Peter Cavelti Guardian Trust OPEC Libya Colonel Khadafy

Color converts for black and white films reach Los Angeles

A new electronic marvel perfected in Los Angeles can colorize classic black and white films and TV shows. Several oldies featuring stars long gone are under contract with two color conversion firms as February approaches. Legislators will reconvene after the holiday recess with Hansard resuming, while editors note the Free Press stance and Howard Pawley’s leadership role for the opposition.

Los Angeles Free Press Howard Pawley

Personal Messages From Prairie Conference Attendees

A two day gathering titled Whither the West drew 65 Prairie residents including farm couples reeves councillors and trustees. Dr David Elton and Senator Gildas Molgat spoke as participants compiled one minute messages to Brian noting farm issues tax policy national pride and governance while highlighting omissions and strong calls for accountable bureaucracies and continued farm support.

Brian David Elton The Canada West Foundation Gildas Molgat Canada Canada Council National Film Board CBC

Canada and the war plane debate in early 20th century

A historical quote from 1914 cites Sir Sam Hughes criticizing aircraft in national defense as the work of the devil. The passage contrasts aviation skepticism with editor Robert Fulford's later remark that no Canadian newspaper is as dull as the one it reads in 1962.

Canada Sam Hughes Robert Fulford

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