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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
4
Finance Minister Saul Cherniack announced a half billion dollar budget with no tax hikes and a small surplus. Opposition critics warned of rising revenues risks and possible sales tax upswing, while calls to televise the Blue Chamber highlighted concerns over politicians’ appearances.
A consumer note highlights that many buyers never use advanced features like oven rotisserie. It explains steps to roast meat and vegetables to a delicate golden brown and moist tenderness, including preheating to 325 degrees and securing the meat with skewers or claws.
A mixed text fragment lists rotisserie cooking guidance with temperatures from 160 to 190 degrees and times, then jumps to unrelated anecdotes about a man falling into manure, a university professor’s taxes claim, and overheard room chatter referencing politics and a party switch.
In a heated Manitoba Legislature session, Opposition Leader Sidney Spivak accuses Cherniack of an expansive budget with no clear priorities or tax relief. The debate centers on $9.5 million estimates and a no confidence move, while Attorney General Mackling faces prolonged scrutiny over alleged interference in court cases.
A quirky column blends political quips from the House of Commons with university pest forecasts and a wild baseball score. Oscar style snips include Lang on business, Lang and Borowski in headlines, and a stray note on 2000 aviation dreams amid a Winnipeg game where nine home runs weren’t enough.
Funeral service held at Roblin Knox United Church on May 15 1971 for Anthony Ulrich who died May 12 1971 at Deer Lodge Hospital St James Manitoba after a long illness. He was 47. Interment in Roblin District Cemetery. Survived by wife Delores and five sisters and two brothers.
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