Snow removal rule prompts tow policy for parked cars
Municipal guidance requires vehicles left on streets for over twenty four hours to be towed at the owner's expense to keep roads clear during winter snow removal operations.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1968
Page
3
Municipal guidance requires vehicles left on streets for over twenty four hours to be towed at the owner's expense to keep roads clear during winter snow removal operations.
Dr. McClure addressed Birtle presbytery at Chumah Hall on Wednesday luncheon raising funds for overseas relief. He shared views on the church as a global fellowship, described shrinking world dynamics and the need for world vision, and recalled medical missionary experiences in China. The event drew a full hall, with U C W proceeds aiding overseas relief and questions following the address.
A herd of 18 elk was relocated from Riding Mountain National Park to Manitoba’s Interlake region near Mantagee Lake, about 25 miles northwest of Hodgson, after a 400 mile overnight trip in a high transport van. They graze in open bush land at the new site.
Manitoba Rural Safety Association announces changes to its world watch poster and essay contests. Eligible participants are boys and girls ages seven to twelve for the poster competition, while the essay contest targets youths aged eighteen.
The note specifies that contestants must prepare a neatly written or typed entry on a single paper side, detailing time address and age in the upper right corner of the first page. It emphasizes careful presentation and legibility for evaluation.
The passage notes that until 113 in Canada taxation relied on import duties as the federal revenue source. It then states that during World War I Canadians began emphasizing income taxes, corporate taxes, and a sales tax on manufactured goods.
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