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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1980
Page
2
A private citizen reports a light metal shed walking down the center of town with two pairs of feet beneath it, attributed to George Cave and Bob Riddell. The column also corrects rain measurement and shares social notes, quips, and thoughts from Hamiota and nearby areas.
Canada’s Ambassador to France Gerard Pelletier, former Trois Sages de Quebec member, defended federalism and urged a conciliatory stance during Paris talks. He warned against Quebec separatism and suggested his talents would aid national unity if returned to Ottawa after the referendum.
An English schoolboy explains the Queen’s head and a girl on a bicycle named Ruby Tanger seen on a penny. The piece moves from satire to broader notes on politics, governance, and public figures including Flora MacDonald and Montreal’s mayor Jean Drapen amid a skeptical take on the Olympic deficit blame.
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