Some of the local stores are supportive of good causes .
Today in History, November 4th 1994
San Fransisco: First conference that focuses exclusively on the subject of the commercial potential of the world-wide web.
Another motorcycle being operated on a temp permit this one however is displayed
Posted another film review here:
https://kevingriffiths.wordpress.com/the-secret-is-…cy-mama-burger/
Today in History, November 1 1968
The Motion Picture Association of America‘s film rating system is officially introduced, originating with the ratings G, M, R, and X.
This is the VIP stop for the press at one of the entrances of the Merritt Mountain Music festival, it has been announced that they will be selling tickets starting next month for another festival. The event next summer will have to overcome a number of negatives including 8 percent unemployment, as it’s not like Walt Disney in the 30s with a new and hopeful media. Lots of luck and its all up to the consumer and where they trust their hard-earned bucks…….
Today in History October 22 1836
Sam Huston is the first President of the Republic of Texas.

LONG ROVER
Lots of vintage vehicles show up here,this 60’s model Land Rover is the long version of the all aluminium adventure lorry.
Today in History, October 19th 2005
Saddam Hussein of Iraq goes on trial for crimes against humanity.

coming fest, Merritt BC
This poster is advertising, a coming fest for Germanic ,Canadians and all comers. October 22 looks like the right time for a festival as harvest will be done.
Today in history, October 6 1997:
Fiji becomes a republic.

Fall colours
Fall is here with temperatures going close to freezing at night. The colour is rich and the mood sublime as the earth prepares for a bit of a sleep . Still some time off as yet, the change for now is right on cue for the Thanks Giving time that many share.
Yesterday in the UK the 10,000 odd druids became an official religion, that means they can marry and bury.
Happy harvest time!
Today in History, October 4 1997:
The second largest cash robbery in U.S. history occurs at the Charlotte, North Carolina office of Loomis, Fargo and Company. A FBI investigation eventually results in 24 convictions and the recovery of about 95% of the $17.3 million in cash.