
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.

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.
Lower Nicola Band election on Saturday won by Victor York, a person of much tenure, worked for the government at manpower or EI at one time.He has a coffee business and packages fair trade coffee to sell at the farmers market. The other change candidate was Aron Sam a lawyer with long time family connections in the area.
Note:
The vote was one by a margin of 11 one source says and some are calling for a recount because of the margin.
We think that is a commendable record for a first try at elected public office.
Today in History, October 5th 1984:
Marc Garneau becomes the first Canadian in space, aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger.

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.

bears leaving fish in park
Today in History, Oct 1 1890
This salmon is about 50 yards into Voght Park, dropped by a bear. Further down the river a resident says that they often drop half eaten fish about his yard. Some large bears have been reported and numbers of returning relocated ones killed by the CO
Fed bears are dead bears as they continue to come back and become more aggressive. They are an animal with conditioned responses and chemical instituted instincts. We that think say that they are not predictable as we only know some of their responses. One thing sure always give them an out.
Film review : https://kevingriffiths.wordpress.com/review-october-1-2010/
Yosemite National Park and Yellowstone National Park created by the US House of Representatives

The downtown community police office had covers from 50’s era crime magazines, they all depicted a pretty women as a victim and protected by detective and police work.
The city hosted a number of events of the 1950 era but no Elvis was seen. BC rivers day was part of the weekend including a rubber duck race on the river , wooded fish painted by grade school students and secured on the back fence of the lawn bowling green that borders the Nicola River.
Today in History, September 29 522 BC:
Darius the First of Persia, Kills a Magian usurper Gaumata, securing his hold on the Persian Empire
This de-humidifier is as one source at the site says is for the electronics in the pool office to take moisture out of the air. the pool upgrade is a stimulus program by the federal and provincial governments.
” every job counts”
Today in History, September 28 1962
Fire destroys 65 tram cars at a station in Brisbane Australia.

geo thermal
These drillers stopped for a sub in Merritt today and are on their way to Prince George ( a community in the center of the province) to drill two hole geo heat exchange systems to heat commercial buildings. The holes have pvc pipe inserted into them and are welded together 4 feet( below winter frost) in the ground the warm ground water is then exchanged after heating the building.
Today in history, September 27 1777
Lancaster Pennsylvania is the US capital for one day.

The radio reported yesterday that drunk driving is now .05 and not .08 one source says. The matter has been under debate.We have not seen ANYTHING (except last April’s announcement) published. Will confirm.
However the file in this locked police car reads the “refusal to take breathalyzer” seems strange for a file to be left in public view in the midst of a debate on road side suspension.
PS: remember both refusal to blow and .08 are criminal records that can affect your employment.
Today in history, September 24 2008
Donald Trump opens his international residence tower , the highest in the world at 1389 feet in Chicago.

BIKES TWO WEEKS BY BOAT
Today in History, September 23 1983
Saint Kitts and Nevis join the United Nations

This water pump is at the local Travel Lodge enhancing the aesthetics.
The modern convenience of plumbing and community water is much appreciated however not as interesting for yard
Today in History, September 22 1980:
Iraq invades Iran

This vehicle has a reenforced bumper for breaking down gates we think .There is a whole other world out there
Today in History, September 21 1780
Benedict Arnold gives the British plans to the West Point Military Collage