CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 24, 1980 j
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“be kissed and hugged, but sometimes her-father invented He fice up’-@ a large poker> and\slowly entered his’ oper Reagan ¢ Bact enjoy 3 different he : . 2 — . Lada a
bedroom. Dol 4 : E : 5
squad

; Sree game just: for her. The child became afrald and lores didn’t move as: several Blows "perpetual problem,

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husband with the dreadful accusation, Luis quickly told
touch his child in an improper manner. Dolores belleved ‘ his father's favorite, was clubt Open Every ney
Pt ‘hms elf wits-carbon m i
Years passed and Luis’ was pole to gontral his he couldn't ex lain what: made “him. stp ae ety sei noe
a jay: of
: mi Be: Luis picked
Fajenmers) A pernis jay ey United States" from a far pas suddenly as he Ha den fe he reappeared ineabope es ent eel “1 Just kill Ly ae
short period of his life, Monge was'a good husband and an nIife was as Within, minutes police 2 arrived, anil ie were: ,sreetsi
four
the facts that are related here. Psychiatric exal
wag ser sent from his na
left Paty after completing | Grade 10. *Blaed, the Tater, he had overcome his strange want lie for hi his a Imes as fast‘ a Pe
Base near Denver, Colo., Luis mi anstid ‘0! Mitla,, Th family -had ‘increa
in 1944 ial. Each one in turn embraced |
Luis received his discharge, an ebesaine a@ suc- On Friday,
sleeping | Peicefuly vit the thet * mental illness, Later, the family was al
Dolores were the proud parents of seven boys and two tp Meented man.. Janet, dana a
. for, the head of the house, y .
le not lavishly furnished, was more than adequate, No it in a) trance, Luis climbed the —Road Building.

Dolores was appalled upon hearing of Janet's stisp!-" :
cions. She couldn't believe *her ears. She faced ‘her |
Saturday - Shanghai
his wife of his problem. Crying in shame he swore that he Sunday - Peking
would be able to contro! himself. and would never again
Luls, but warmed him that if such an incident over  - poker and placed with the other bodies, Aa Including Holldaya!
occurred again she would leave.him. ° anette had intended to kill. al i : ( 8a.m.-10p.m.
unhealthy sexual urges. In April, 1961, Luis ionge Whtmperin ng of favorite child, Freddle, brought
dropped’ out cil as sight. Dolores Mreported him Whatever the reason, et ‘gover! x RESTAURANT
:less known murderer, Unlike Gilmore; Jose Mon, : ater He New Orleans snd my better some over | belore ment d.. .{ 479 Baker 352-3456
was not an habitual criminal. In fact,’ a but a ve ven from: amnesia. » somebody else. st Rape! pea ;
z always more the lovin; 7 "
ideal father. Yet his erime was, horribje and disgusting husband and tether, Onee'a @, family playe by ee pe as station, Luls covealed tan at “Of
“After the death of his patents when‘ fe was 11, Luis Spo ad pi ‘Sunday dinners. — many of
ve Puerto Rico to‘ Brooklyn, C indicated that he was legally sane. Throughout his ques-
re he was raised by assorted relatives. 7s tioning by ty die for and psychiatrists, Luis Analsted\that
series of jobs until he. was when “h
Army Air et While stationed atiLo' Air Force daughter, oes was safe to return hom wat s: “seven of Lule Monge" 's surviving children, acco
: is panied by an uncle and aunt, visited their f
chiltiren. with -an 11th due that 4
young couple were married was 16 i stood tr ie eee braced,
a be c § forgaye’him for what
cessful insurance salesman, He always wanted a.large,, Sune 28, “1968, th i aa mail ‘They ‘reasoned that their father was suf
closely knit family. Dolores agreed. By 1961 Luis ani ir be
Ee es
olor ourt, as loving ‘family showed’
Luis: Monge was a happy, rather ;pandsomte middle , child her father. fpndled foes
aged man who loved his wife and children. His home,, pata room, ot thes Minds war found gully ab ae wen he
entually ant ni
wi a >aeath ‘On March 20, 1964, he was transferred to D

one could honest say that the lary e fami went thout S m. He sat on the
any Of the necessities of life. * Be on bs _ hands reached under the bedcjo'

Luis was somewhat of an athlete end loved to
coach his children at various sports. Th
almost made up a team. Luis enjoyett pla
his boys and table tei
When he wasn’t actively

contentment, Luis was a troubled man. ;Unkn
the members otal his’
rooted

rly. :
Despite “his outward appearance of seats

husband, and devoted father to 10 enldren, Sas
of sexual excitement.

“What al ed Ii
she moulin listen, He fled from thereon i
Luis Monge paced the floor of his il Ii room. In a

ving
single moment he had lost the love of his -family. He %
wif re to do with e

fe would have nothing mi lo
had run away once, but that was no-answer ‘his
time. It was too late. His family would hate him.
Outsiders would learn of his sham:

Luis Monge, loving husband and ‘devoted father, “. Monge was no longer the last man to be executed in. 4

+ the United States.

decided to kill his entire family and himself as well.

Suddenly ny An sat bolt it upright in bed. She shouted,

would be nine years before Gary Gilmore woul
defiantly utter his Mast words” Stet's do it iy woud

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Blue Lake Environmental Centre, is his
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Grea manager, Barry McDowell of Fin-
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ccomninulty ‘groups may ‘reserve periods *
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Pointy toes are back for
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as in Western styling, As °

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and bined in shoes this

in ‘co-operation with the
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Ltd., rebuilt the D3400 30kw generator’ |

which can operate continuously for ap

and use it 7 the fei 's a electrical
supply source. The Centre is a residen-
tial wilderness camp where the -Juntor
Forest Wardens program, schools,
organizations, and other youth and adult

refueling by using a 250-gallon diese! oil |
supply, tank. Journeyman Stan Broniecki

and Joe Merz of Finning performed the |

task of rebuilding the unit.

one. month without |

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C Voice of the People

Frustrated over decision

r, Castlegar ‘News:
On behalf of the teachers
in school District No. 9, I
wish to express our frustra-

In the rapidly “hanging
times of this decade, it is
particularly important | for
teachers to _have” the best

tion and di ion with
the recent decision of the
board of school trustees to
not allow all of the, members
of the Primary Teachers’
Association to attend a
unique professional develop-
ment ‘conferenee" in Cran-
brook. .

Tho ey of the

. board's oe g in revers-,

ing a previous approval-in-

». principle has been difficult to

comprehend.

Senior citizens ce,

Pp

possible. is

“go close and acceasible to
West Koothnay. teachers.

” “All teachers are entitled |

to four days per school year - Present this coupon
for va

growing, necessitating a sep-
aration of in-service st
(primary from dis

Don't they have a right to fspiege tar. 198)

udies : have access to the best pro- 463) 253-4101 13 eRe y

avail: TetexO.

Clearly, itis the children who
benefit most when teachers
le. $0

ment pire z

: A quality experience,
such as the Provincial

mary Conference in Gra:
“brook, has never before been

public to afternoon tea

A “cake, walk” — what
does that: Phrase mean to
you?:

Whatever ‘aenores it
may recall, come to the
Senior Citizens’ tea on Sat-
urday to learn what. their

e interpretation is. Mrs. Helen

Bonacci_ is master-minding

the game, which anyone in
~ attendance may enter at a

cost of 60 cents a piece, and in

which the prize is a cake.
Where -else’ would you

find a chance to take away'a

home-baked delicacy for 50.

cents, and have a fun game
into the bargain?
Other attractions - are:

“the table of baked ‘goods

“breads; buns, cakes, -1iuffins

—you nameit, theyive got ity

a table of hand-made small
items, many suitable for
Christmas. gifts; and, of
course, the usual delightful
tea served to all comers for
the 50 cents entrance fee.

The affair will be opened
in the Senior Citizens’ Centre
at 2 p.m. this Saturday. Tea
will be served until 4 p.m.
Door prizes are to be drawn,
and a beautiful hand-made
afghan will be auctioned at'3
pra.

Seniors are offering another
pleasant afternoon tea party
to their fellow citizens. They

urge your support and prom- _

ise you-.an entertaining af-

-ternoon in return: for your

time and money.

able? .

David Langmuir
President, CDTA |

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