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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1985

Page

2

Gold coins and bullion caution in Toronto reader letter

A reader questions four Maple Leaf coins and a gold wafer bought for 2031 dollars at $470 each and 151 dollars for a 10 gram wafer. The column explains face value versus metal worth, sale venues, and advises diversification with limited gold exposure. The author warns against overexposure to volatile bullion and suggests safer investments.

H.T. Scarboro Scotiabank The Commerce Deak Perera Guardian Trust

Prairie wind spurs five month weather data project

A prairie observer recounts starting a five month weather data log after a 155 km gust. He explores U.S. and Canadian forecast systems, notes private forecasters' rise, farm data access, Telidon limits, and satellite viewing. He cites farming reliance on weather and calls for better forecasts.

Weather Service Satellite U.S Carol Kaplonski Environment Canada Prairie Weather Centre

Canadian Verse and War Echoes Through Time

A compact collection of quoted lines tracing Canadian literary taste and national identity. It contrasts mild poet names with salacious titles, notes Canadian wartime sentiment, and imagines replacing the term American with a preferred continental descriptor.

Robert Grant Haliburton Leslie F. Hannon Canada Merrill Denison

Notable Canadian Events Across Centuries

This Week in Canada recalls key historical timestamps. In 1662 French settlers founded Placentia Newfoundland. In 1867 Canada’s First Parliament opened with members paid six dollars per day. On November 7 1631 Cape Breton was granted to Sir Robert Gordon to form New Galloway. In 1873 Winnipeg was incorporated as a city.

Placentia Newfoundland Canada Cape Breton Robert Gordon New Galloway Winnipeg

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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto Manitoba U.S.A England F. D. (Don) Venables CNA By Garth Turner Dear Garth Ottawa Weather Bureau Public Telidon Farm Weather Service Atlanta Moosomin By Fred McGuinness
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