CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept, 29, 1966

Flight of an Eagle
Opens Rocky Pass

4 Walter Moberly fired a shot
‘at an eagle in 1865 and though
he missed his mark, the fright-
ened bird set off on a flight up
ta river valley and led Moberly
to Eagle Pass in the Gold Range,

a vital link in the raiJway route
through the Rockies,

Thus was located the true
northwest passage to the Pacific.
But Moberly’s name is also re-
called in British Columbia hist-
ory by the early surveys of New

and

ed on surveys in Northern On-
at the end of a very enjoyable
evening,

tario before coming west, drawn
both by the Fraser gold rush
and by a desire to help in the
creation of a transcontinental
railway, which then was but a
cherished dream.''He arrived at
Equimalt in 1858 ‘after a ours
ney around the Horn. He

ed down a government post on
order to explore the routes to
the interior of the mainland
colony and reported to Governor
James Douglas on a possible
wagon road or railway route to
thhe Cariboo, by the Fraser
route.

Moberly was engaged by
Col. R. C. Moody of the Royal
Engineers at a time when the
engineers were surveying Queen-

0

and at the same period he built
a trail to Port Moody on Bur-
rard Inlet, where he took up
land, believing. a great city
would rise there one day.

He was associated with Ed-
gar Dewdney in surveying a
trail eastward-across the colony
through the southern interior.

In 1861 he- became engaged
on the pahaoe offa section of
the famed Cariboo Wagon Road
up the. Fraser” and though he

of the famed Cariboo wagon
road and the Dewdney Trail, He
was one of this province's fore-
most explorers, following in the
footsteps of Thompson, Mac-
kenzie and Fraser,

ti
rm in England he came

Bo.
‘at an early age with his family
to Upper Canada ‘where he. be-
came a civil He work-

lost on the project, he saw it
col to Barkerville in 1865.

memo:
kept alive ee a school named
in |his honour in Vansouver and | n:
a monument at Reve

ss.| being levied per couple. The

ONE MAN'S OPINION

By.F. B. Pearce

Justice Must be Served Occasionally

Once, in my

to, me and ask

me to move a

g child from)one

teacher's room

and place her in another. Her
reason for. this was that the
teacher made the child nervous.
When I refused, the father came

“It seems toi me that it is not
the ‘child who is nervous but
the mother.” The father: had to
admit that this’ was
Left to myself I taleht have
moved ‘the ‘child to another
room but there was other con-
siderations to be taken into ac-
count. There was the teacher’s
prestige. ‘To move her would be
to admit that the children were

made netvous, by ‘the teacher
and this Hie id not admit and
this would her

man and later an opportunity
came to me to deal with the

have
position in the school
It would also have weakened
josition for such ‘a case
ecu be taken as a precedent
and. arash of. requ would
have followed. I would no long-
er be.master'In my own school.
‘The’ matter. developed into
a question of justice. Was it fair
to: keep the child, in a room
fas she Gaimed i e nel en
py, was it justice to the tea-
cher io remove her, from the
room,.and was it justice to other | to
children not to :move ‘them
they wished. In the:end I decid-
d that the good. of the school
demanded that she stay with the
teacher:
1 knew that there was a
cabal boiling up against this
teacher formented by one wo-

but from
then on I'had no more requests
to take children from her room.
Instead she became one of the
popular teachers cf the school.
Justice runs through the
pattern of our lives in many
ways, It often entails unpleas:
antness in administering ‘it.’ It
is not to bee supposed: that I
enjoyed making unfriends with
my tee but no one can ad-
nister justice without having

we stock a full suluction of |

Lad
y SAVAGE SHOES |

for children ~

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121 Columbia Ave, — Phone 365-5531
Box 7A — Castlegar, B.C,
taliea ener eral, welding’ and machine work. .
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if eistone.

The higher one goes in 50-
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“Only the Best tc Good Enough”

The greatest of course is the
minister of. justice decision to
affix .his signature to an order
for'the death penalty. It is per-
haps a noble sentiment to dis-

Interior Power Squadron

‘Invites Chief

Amos Baker PSC, command-
er of the interior power squad-
ron district has been invited to
an organizational meeting of the
Castiegar-Trail branch in Cast-
legar on Oct, 1.

The supper meet is open
to the public Finterested in join-
ing the power squadron.

The meeting is also slated
to, study the 1966-67 piloting
course.

A $5.50 supper charge is

banquet is to be held at the
Hi Arrow Arms at 7 p.m. >
‘Under the direction of com-
mander H..M. Trueman of Kin-
ithe Castlegar power

squadson ‘i s planning a night

Bride | Feted
At Shower Held
In Casiiogar

A miscellaneous _ bridal
shower was held for _Disnne
Jackson at the home of Mrs.
William oorko: fh

Miss Jackson, was presented
‘with a corsage upon:
the room. Games were played
during the evening followed by

the presentation of gifts for the an a

brides to-be.

A decorated cake inscribed,
“Showers of Happiness” and
other refreshments were served

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MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards honored |
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

ew dit f Canadian

3 been formed in

The £ first meeting of this div-

islon was, held Wednesday even-

ing |in the © Castle ‘United

8 present and

Mrs.
din;

Girl ‘Gulaes
Castlegar.

a
rid | ex-
all guiders

oo

G.

Commissioner there were “000
Guides; Brownies, Rangers ‘and
ders, it was’ ‘felt’ that ‘this
wae too much for one person,
hence the forming of another

division.
The new division has been | Mrs.

‘Form New Guide District
AS Roll Tops Thousand ©

ne
8) Park and has been named Kin-

| were reminded of the West Koo-

|] and .the Camp *
the East Trail Guide: Hall, Thurs-

extends from Genelle to Robson,
with Mrs. i. Johnson as Commis-
siontt.

‘With the: forming of a giv.) a
ision here, two new

in from Ge

named Twin Rivers Diviston ana | '°™5

have: been formed, one tree tena

to Banquet

school in piloting. One class is
assured for Castlegar. There is
also possibility of classes in Trail
and Nelson if there isa suf-
ficlent number of - interested
person.

Oct, to March, consists of an
evening course ‘of two hours per
week plus homework | assign-
ments and reading,

The “piloting” course is a
preliminary course on’ which
aminations before they.can be-
come members of:the Canadian
power’! squadron.

The classes, running from :

students must pass written ex-

piloting course of Lie f

capital ‘yuniehment
but it is ue a noble thing to
accept the office of minister of
qustice aind then to be swayed
by emotion and find means of
evading the law.

It is the negation of ustice and
It is the negation of justice and
the law. It is a lack of integrity
which corrodes our society and
is not a noble action but a pand-
ering to self emotions.

You remember th

mand that he point out mem-
bers of the House, “I have no
eyes to Bee. nor voice to speak
gave at e direction, of this
House,”

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Dary’
" aldent’ of of the Kin

| Shortage of Guide

Leaders

Spells End for Local Pack —

E Castlegar parent grou)
te les and brownies’ held

on Monday et ing ‘in tho
a on evening in the
Unit aren Hal Heth 1h

the trip to Covina, Callfornia

Is to. the
Gueing Disney Land and

th

which she had taken in August
with 12 Girl Guides from the

ey
very many places of interest 'in-
Land. They also made many
ine s going’ and returning from
Be Th as
ine e ican
co} jioner, and she spoke of! Scouts, yy. ard |

esent there fr

Kinnaird School Students
_ Elect Council President

1 Amos was elected pre-
naird Junior

Secondary School student. coun:

cil last week,

5 Election; of other . officers,

luced the following sla
Vice-president ee Bat-
ting; - treasurer, Nancy Fowler;
secretary,” Diane McCreight,
class representatives

Tw
from each division will be chos-
[en to make up the balance of
the council.

the second week of school and
it: has) created: much’ interest.
The Lipizzans are presently lead-
ing in’ points,

¥ ‘The parents of

ches the previous, da day pro-

House soccer was started | *

ers can be found a third pack
will be formed.’ An ‘ad’ is'to be
placed in the local paper regard-
ing leaders.

Mrs.’ Strelioff, president,
-|sald she must resign as she is
now ‘Camp: Secretary for: the
West ‘Kootenay area, MM.
Gallo offered rr act as Preddent
until the annual meeting,

Columbia River Dams

(continued from page four)
eifors of the builders, Mr. Quirk

During the summer months
the rate of construction’ contin-
ued to accelerate at the damsite,
with 450 men‘ employed on the
Project. .

KJSS have been invited to visit
the: school today to meet the
teacher's and to see the school.
hoor ee Policy and ‘areas of
losophy will be ex-

q ay uring a short rogram
the. gymnasium beginning:

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aad LIVE _;

Duran River through two | t ‘coo,
foci. long -. diversion tunnels
March, placement of fill

on the main. dam continued
ahead - schedule.’ More than 86
per. cent of ‘a: total of about 6,
at | £00,000. suble yards of fill

now ce.
On the east abutment of the

Business

nd Professional Directory

jects; ated t terminolo and
types df-boats, government rules
and regulations, . the, earth an
arts, the conibass, plotting
courses, boat hai andling, marlin-
spike work, safety, ant a ststion
on Canadian power squadrons,
aims, objects, manners (and cus-

Upon - completion of the’
piloting course, *a* person’ may
join CPS and then continue a
serleste! of courses which include

iloting, junior naviga-
pivance navigation, engine. main-
nee ‘galling, -weather, and

wood-Belle with Mrs. J. Roberts
as district commissioner.

The other district is Castle-
gar-Robson with Mrs. S. Dewis
as CO) loner.

regarding the change at and Mrs.
Rizzuto answered

‘The executive of Twin Rivers
division” is Loe H. Johnson
chairman. Mrs, F, Wilcox, sec-
retary, Mrs. W. McGauley, trea-
sucera Mrs. R. Bro, camp advisor,

M. Flynn, b: tary,
aad the two gatiatconneces:
ers.

sie Several plans for the season
were discussed, and members

tenay area meeting to be held
at ‘Crawford Bay, on . Saturday
Rory meeting iM

day. ders are urged to

attend these meetings.

It was noted that Leaders | Fre

are needed for the Castlegar

Guides.

7 It was noted that the Twin
and

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get t their dates in early for next
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‘Avery pleasant and instruc-
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close with the serving of refresh-
ments, and thanks were extend-

Female stiidents are ‘en-
couraged to participate.
Those interested in obtain-

tact Mac Trueman, Art
Allan Ma

‘Many questions were asked | bald,

AN

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Mrs. Win. P.
B.C. Mr. Earl

hospital.
Victoria: are visiting

the weekend after
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Mr. and ‘Mrs, H. F. Hyson of
with sever-
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‘The concrete section of the

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The huge structure also in-
cludes a navigation lock to per-
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During the summer bottom
dumping bar barges ges completed plac-

ing Hit y ays now started pa

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preparing
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