12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968

Students Support Museum

Th ils of division on
e pupils of divisio one, felling coffee and

grade seven, Robson

Rohn and Mary

ni
This "excellent history of
with the ar-

Renata begins
rival of Sandy Gaston

the students raised $25 bs by

jough-
nuts at open hou:
: In giving the rade sev-
ens an up to-date: report on;
the museum, rebber |
said that they A now in a
sition where more items of
istorical interest are need-

Animal abandonment in
this area has grown to
such portions with the
moving of some residents
that the SPCA hus voiced
sree concern.

jare ready and we have quite
a number of items for the
displays, but not really
enough to round out the ex-
hibits,” he said, adding that
Walter Schwartzenhauer has
been _ bus:
ona

“whan all sources for ac-

comodation are exhausted,

be properly attend. .

SPCA Shows Concern

faker ihe animals pe the

ies appear to be,

tually more humens
the leaving of pets in vac-
ated homes until
as they are discovered b
new tenants or by the ried
lord a few days or even
weeks later.

y An incident such as this

Church Organist is Feted

Eleven members of St.

Rita's Catholic Church choir
and special guests, Rev. ¥.
A. Brophy and Mr. and Mrs,
*|Romeo Goulet, attended a
supper recently at the Hi Ar-
row Arms as guests of the
parish council.

Master of ceremonies Mrs.
Steve Gallo commented on
the falthful service of the

in
1887 and ends with the de-

the Columbia ‘Humane As- .”

2 has alread;

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 1968

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Wants Clearing Gontracts Next Year

MLA Backs Road But Feels it Will Hurt Area

Construction of the di

‘camping units, 20 trailer sit-;and said the government ‘sig with Mr

the Airport Commit

“castlogar tae i peg, tempting to obtain
aird-Salmo highw: ts bang es, a @ plenic area, two|anxious to help people who Town of Castlegar has indus- as at
pushed “for at Tan Wo boat ieupehing ramps and 1% help themselves. a trial land available through |better facilities and suggest.
joy Rossland-Trail MLA. sie miles of waterii He suggested the cham- its boundary extension of aled the chamber 4 com
A gift of ‘a crystal vase : @|Brothers, but ig opinion 18 The minister meena au ber should (eet attract Inter: jer 3g0 and the. somninit mittee chairman Ralp!
és it Castle id ixinnaird ar li estion ‘that e |ested indust efore reques' show attemptin;
wes presented to Mrs. Goulet, CASTE ee LEGION HALL a : i ‘ Sowse ae . ait suffer drom is construc- chamber set tup “a high-pow- ing government reserves .on attract industry into the town
puter ean ned evel] Th | ee ars a ia ost nie a eat eg ttf Sinning te, cane
: . mposed of capable people jtle agre sayin}
the 1 aris in Ghat" capacity ursday, Boe: 28, z Pm tet | from within the Shamber and|some 40 acres of land should | Airport, Brothers - ‘says | wi
ie. eee from the community at large. |first be provided in the Ooti-|he flys inte” ‘airports all over tng. powers of the regional al
eee b He ottered the assistance |schenia area. the province and the facili- ict, a aiproblen, the Ooti-
Father Brophy made the ee eo 5 a od tia Waldo)" Fe
‘his

been’ reported
“fo the SPCA,

CIA Members Hear
Talk on Foreign Policy

Members of the West|Economist of London.
Kootenay, branch of the Cen: a Eagan a reel
aaian soeritate of inermabon: th ere at Winchester and Ox-
al 's were addressed | ford University. He has trav-
last night at Selkirk College|elled in 30 countries in Eu-
on the topic “What's all this foes Asia, the USSR, Africa
and North and South Ameri-

cholr, saying that many of
the members have served for
15 ‘to 20 years.

Lh of the residents in sociation asks the owner to MEETING

‘The proceeds of the sale
were presented to museum
chairmen Harold Webber by
class president Helen Nick.
erson. Top salesmen in the
class were Alan Cawte and
Robert Nickerson.

Mr. Webber commented
on the fine support that the
Robson School had given the
museum project, as last year

\Letter Expresses Thanks
|For Vegetable Donations

Dear Sir: vegetables, a good-supply of
Through the medium of! ist ae -produce, pus ot
your paper, some time in|a‘ y the 2 Doukkhobor Lad-
October, a news item in re-

Committee Reports, Election of Officers. schenia area are hav-

uy the worst in people
Former. Castlegar mayor|des here “are ing getting Pee ation o

BC” He said he had noted

ea of ; had just that day gone into

Murmmy—
I'm ready for

I hear about you Canadians
having a foreign policy of
your own?”

The speaker was an ex-
pert om the United Nations,
Andrew Boyd, who is a for-
eign affairs editor with The

Cancer Sociely

spect to a senior citizens’
meeting. appears with a
headline that may have er-| warm
roneously given‘. the public
the impression:;‘that the sen-
ior citizens had’made a don-
ation of vegetables to Mrs.
Butler’s Rest Home.
Ewes not the case.
r citizens don-
ated | ae ond. "jellies, but the

During the Second World
War Mr. Boyd spent , three
years as an office in the In-
dian Army, mostly on the
Bi front. He was British
Yiaison officer at the first
United Nations assembly and Such
jater worked for the UN as-
sociation in Butain, and for
the aes

I maken
my ‘appreciation Soon their
hearted ands generous
Fespotise to my (app eal
them on behalf of Butler's
Rest Home.
Thank you, ladies. God
bless you all.
Norah Olsen,
Castlegar.

presentation, paying ‘tribute
ress | Mrs. Goulet.

A miniature gold organ
was presented to Mrs. Lucy
Brodman for her services of

All members urged to attend . Come out and

express your views.

over 25 years acting in many

capacities as singer, organist

and now. retiring as choir
leader.

The small organ becomes
a part of a special bracelet

d has been for-

which is

PUBLIC

St. David's ACW Fall Tea

NOTICE

Sr, Citizens’ Annual Meet-

? Squadron 581 staff, was presented to retiring

THE MACBAIN TROPHY, a tribute from the

commanding officer Capt. James R. C. Mac-
Bain, CCM CD, of Castlegar’s Air Cadet
squadron by new commanding officer Capt.

) Chilliwack “for the first time
since the Chilliwa
was built.”

He
road is a matter of :pri-

ada welfare di

bypass
le said construction of

the

e . orities, with great demands
F z a being made on the public
with regular, special’ reserve and cadet ser- the

vice for 27 years and was one of the recip-
ients of the Canadian Centennial Medal for
service in the air cadet movement.  Capt.'4,

education,
lepart-

He said) he is pressing
contracts

Celgar water suppl)

The department of high-
ways has spent. nearly $1
million a year on new

Highways Deportment Has Spent
$1 Million Yearly in this

ed $27 million for the
Kinnaird bridge, $1.3 mil-
tion for the Brilliant bridgo

= house, and policing in

municipalities.

Castlegar Taras
Down Mountain
Time CRD Study

District

ernment shared in the $2.3
million cost of Selkirk Col-
lege and has provided over
rg million in’ operational

Pussyfoot
-., Boots

of special
happenings in Mrs. Brod-
man's life.

and $1.7 million for the
road between Kinnaird and
Thrums, . including
Ootischenia section and the
road to Selkirk College.
He said B.C. Hydro’s pay-

en eee on aes proposed road| highway construction in the
next Aca Castlegar area during the
minister“ said the
peat eae tight money sit-
uation is sieving its effect on
Sanada and province

and Bazaar. November 23,
Legion Hall, 2.30 to 4.30
p.m.

Stes. Art Club is holding
a Bazaar, Tea and Bake
eas on Dec, 6 from 2 to

ing Nov. 22 7.80 p.m. at
Legion Hall.

Robson Evening Group—
Tea & Bake Sale Robson
23, 3-5 Tea Cup

Mr. Boyd
eign affairs editor with The
Economist since 1951 aud,
contributes regularly to
number international
i urnels,

MacBain will now resume new duties as a

civility as area vice-chairman for the B.C.
of the Air Cadets of Canada.

— Castlegar News Photo

David G. Lester, CD. The MacBaln Trophy

is to be an annual presentation with its a-

ward status left to the of Capt.
Capt. has been

Castlegar council voted
last week
against taking part in a pos-
sible CKRD study simed at
determining the feeling of re-

Forum Attracts
Some 300 Ladies

Over 300 women attend-

grants — of which. the
largest p ge went to
salaries.

He said the government
and ii crown agencies
havo thus spent $40.6 mil-

The Scene At...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

aast six years.
Rossland-Trail MLA Don

Brothers told the Castlegar

and - District Chamber at

presentation was
made by Mrs. Gallo, who also
presented Mrs. Goulet and

eo

thor of several

Baby starting to stand?
Putting his full weight
on those pliable wes,
feet? Then he needs

Protection and support
of Pussyfoot boots.
They’re made by
Savage, specially
designed

ed the showing last Sunday
of two films, “Breast Self-
Examination” and “The Mil-
lion Club,” sponsored by the
Castlegar Unit of the Canad-
jan Foren jociety.
cer discussion fol-
lowed conducted by Dr. D. F.
Ternent and Dr. R. V. Ward,
with questions presented an-
cavusly from the

aut
poole ‘“ncluding United Na-

tions Organization Handbook,

tions: Piety, Myth and Truth.
Atlas of World Affairs and

Nevons about 20: times over
the past few yea’

le also visits Canada
whenever possible.

Edna_Schulte, pre-
sident “ot the Castlegar unit,
stated it was most gratifying
to see the response from the
public.

The film bo pifllion
Club” was puted for
“Time and
which was ee ne

Local Youth Wins |
Winchester Rifle

a from Winchester - Western
men” |(Canada) Ltd. that Robert

Rempel of Castlegar is the
B.C. winner of the Winchest-
e 2 Centennial

“This draw. was open fo

Brownies Fly
Up » Guides

first ceremoi
held 4 Tuesday of "last. week

presenting the
their golden hands and Mrs.
Frank McLeod Pohee wings.

Bi ying up to
the First pea Guide

i der Miss pinta Mt McGauley.

j anne

Tey were introduced
Mrs. Ron Giles to patrol ee

econd cerem
held ‘he Thursday saw Mari.

Mrs. ey lami MeNes He

hand.
fun clubs “that ‘were compet-
ing in the

Western Union, United Na-

Mr,
i Been cut down to 16 or so

Word has been received on

competition! ey Hi

Mrs. Brodman with bouquets

The boys’ volleyball
team, organized by Mr. Allen
ind Mr. Jeffery, has now

| players. This number will be
trimmed farther to nine boys
who will make up the school’s
rep oe
district. tournament
will be ‘held in Nelson some
;time_in December.
Mrs. Young and Mr. Ma-
‘lio are hard at work with
the girls’ team. The follow-| 74
ing have been chosen from
Is who ied .. out:
‘loria

of yellow and lavender mums,
Though absent due to
illness, flowers were to be
presented to Mrs. Holly Flet-
cher by Mr. and Mrs. Goulet
on rune of the group.
spokesman for the
choir Me. Steve Rysen, ex-
tended sppreciation for the
supper the parish coun-

The school observed Re-
membrance Day with an im-
pressive. service on Nov. 8.
Mr. Colin Pryce of SHHS
ave a very fine address.

‘- The air cadets attended
in uniform and SHSS cadets
formed the color guard.
Poug Houghton trumpet solo-

and John McCutcheon
Mrs. Thomas Cavanagh,
recently of Ottawa, is the new
organist and Mrs. Gallo is
the choir leader.

d_an Anthem for Doomed
Youth, Rev. T. Allen gave the
closing prayer.

0 p.m. 35c a ticket.

ore Chapter Order of
Eastern Star Xmas Baza-
ar, tlegar United
Church Basement Nov.
30. 2.30 - 4.80.

Annual Nut Drive by WA

to Castlegar & Dist. Hos-
pital ‘Nov 27. Air Cadets

SMITHS

Son‘s of Norway Smorg-
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Nordic Hall, Nov. 23. Din-
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“Much interest 1s: now. be-

gun competition sponsored aby
Winchester - Westera

name was drawn cach
Province and Bob Rempel
was the lucky winner for B.C.
The prize was'a .22 cal.
Winchester, rifle, model T21-

Bobby started compets-
tive tang gun_shootine with
the Castlegar Pistol Club as
a junior member at age 16.
Today. at 18. he is the youne-
est full member of the club
and one of the most active.

fe has completed the Win-

ith| chester Centennial Competi-

tion for the bronze, silver and
gold brassards and special
fold award Plus receiving
several awards from the De.
minion Marksmen Handgun
He, | Comperdon:

ing centred on such volley-

setting and serving.

College Student
Council Memher
Is Charged Here

The vice-president of the
Selkirk College student coun-
er has been charged by
e, | ROMP. ‘CMP here with possession
of manjoane. ey

' Derryii

Castlegar is tied to ap-
pear in in court on Nov. 27 on
the charge.
| However, police say crown
counsel Doug Wetmore of
j Trail is ill and the case will
likely be remanded.

as spiking,

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“Wiles planning _ report: Bre re

Kinnaird Faces 3.5 to 4

Mill Jump

In its Municipal Taxes Next Year

Kinnaird residents face |
a 8% to four mill ease ; 1
in the municipal mill Fate crease” to
next year. most epee
Ald. G. S. Rust, in pre- with jncreneee ain funds for
ting the 1969 p sabes an
budget to council Tuesday’ He sald the big increase
night, said the budget will be is in social welfare costs and

said he had al-

up $12,000 to $14,000 over urged council to continue its|) ong

1968. He’ said the mill rte ‘fight against the shifting pot

the

high as four
Gat weilan
Mr. Rust

could go to 17% or 18 mills
from the present 14 mills. — 'sponsibilities in this regard | to

Highway Priorities List
Discussed at Kinnaird

Castlegar council “has ad- Canade highway is not listed |;
vised CKRD that it does not firs! ‘Ala. G. S. Rust,
chairman,

fies listed in the Rawson and

Bared for the regional. dist-

et his was eras; disclosed it 2 f
copy of the letter r bel bate ee with it 100. per
Kinnaird’s council meeting | cent er
ie said it would be “un-

Tuesday . night.

In the Rawson and Wiles if the regional dist-

report, the Kinnaird-Salmo|rict ict. gets in a‘ big argument
it,

the. southern - trans-| about

isi ig be made by te
an

History Group
Memberships

=. doesnot i
Now Available | priorities. Ae just some pri-
orities as they see them.”
Memberships are now; Mr. Rust said he per-
available in the Kootenay ,sonally questioned whether
Doukhobor Historical Society.|the  Kinnaird-Salmo _link

The executive of the soci-| would be of highest. benefit |}
this

ety met Friday at Selkirk Col-| to
lege and is now Grafting ‘a
constitution and bylaws,

area. He said he

BP!
Te-|hetween Trans-Canada -High-

political |:

He
a ought «proper connection Castlegar’s debt is sewers’ and
if Kinnaird goes on sewers,
is per capita debt will go up

given the facts as they exist.”

was
Saturda:

an exe day in Victoria when
Js there - with the Unio

Kinnaird. Por
Capita Debt

Kinnaird’
capita debt at $26.62.
He said “no reflection

BC. a
‘that is growing at double the merce at. its

roll on the Arrow dam was

municipalities.
He ‘said the increase ae
costs to

four mills, making a
total of six mills going to so-
a.

Noting he is up for re-ja
ii Dia it is unching would be di
ear.

Earlier in the meeting it
council tent ae

> morning. wii
cation Minister Don Brothers
‘on the matter of social wel-

Cor rized
Mayor. Carl TLosblich to spen

d Kinnaird has one of the
jowest per capita net debts
in BC.

This «vas disclosed _at)j,
council’s . meeting Tuesday
. §. Rust. He

by Ald.

said the B.C. Municipal ‘Year
Bool issu

’s net ee Snow per

national average.
“I'm pi

 — and 50

meeti
last week that this includ- $30 million while the gov-

lion In six years in this
area,

» On the matter of: Syrin-

effect of the

picnic site and one boa!

reservoir. It would have 43

is the minister of
but be said he Petre

reservoir on
bank stability, but he hoped

-610-Name Petition

610-name™

| For Bridge & Backs Ferry

Asks

was ‘a more or less spon-

petition ed Rossland-Trail MLA Don
of a! Tast nigh’

ridge in-the vie-| In presenting -the
inity of the: present -CPR tion, Mayor ‘Murray Little of
bridge and maintenance of;Castlegar said 40 per cent of
the ferry system until such) \the names on it were from,
a bridge i is built was present-|Robson. He eaid the petition’

.-a
peti- roots. endeavor to

make
known a feeling of ‘some in-
security, -: whether it’s war-!

ranted 01
eee the bridge

id

n
Editor, Castlegar News &

ister Don

Brothers: Questions Duplication
Of Recreation & Culture Facilities

By BURT. CAMPBELL : 2.

province’ says Education Min:

different,— more money ‘than in an:

other. year in the province's
history.

“Heterring to the freezer
=| on school

[said the question“ was neo
priorities: ‘several ‘classrooms
‘could be built with the mon-
oy it costs to: build a gym
come first: in

‘way, “bi
to 100 oa ‘dents ; wane
oe ter schools

y
#e0 million was spent on cap-

Commerce _ last’

and ~ District ‘0 Shamber of]

E y
night, Mr. Brothers question-
of why recreational complex-

is can’ nt be built Kk

's view.
* He said it” would cost
all

School Population
Is Holding Firm

ity
proposed to close the ferry
down

sectlen of the petition, Mr.
le said “I pass no dudee
nent — other than it
simple | and honest ae
of opin inten
rothers said he
ates se the petition to

any Premier Bennett, as request-|

ed, and then it would go to
Highways Minister Wes Black.

s in- that period, he said,
when no use was made of it.
He said the

for those hours. and
asked for See was

munity can use’ the facilities
ed lof a
nasium,

is|to use the swimmin;

and then the

suger this
way the people of a eo

such -as.its gym-
during the” even ose: In fact,
Shile et students would be ab! ae » termed the figures “ceally
ig
t aud curling rinks during g the
should a commun-
ity puild 2 an expensive! Bbrary:

builds another oat a Drew |

Near of the

that

Arrow dam and. the movo-
ment of people out of. this
area not had a great

effect.on scheol population,

figures.

hay
school trustees
He mentioned © smoking
amazing under the circum- and Sc esapolsory,
stances”
report to ratepayers, deliv-| being at by some
ta series of public|schools as possible answers | form
meetings during the alle this: question.
10 days. "minister said B.C.
Schoo! Population in Oct- ras ae best: educational sys-

rooms
tn their annual|class attendance as two areas; the

As!
been placed on ‘eration sof
piled mon "have nee been im
that the ferry will
not te operated... . I have
received no fnstructions to
the con’

and Joanne
Lins fly up to the Third
Kinnaird Guide Company.

MeNee_ presented

trary.”
‘tober was 2,890. A year ago|tem in Canada with the most He promised to look in-
in October 1967, it wasj qualified teachers and its stu-,to complaints that ferry crews
only 68 students more st|dents stay in school longer | have slowed down in their
2,958. than in any sn inen province.! operation of the vessel.

He’ said this showed the
| eed for ioctl n considers:
mn

blocks away?” he asked, ad-
ding, “Let the community
use Fhe school library.”

He said he used the two

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Air Gadeis Ask
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En Kinnaird Hail

Squadron 581 Air Cadets

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Ald. E. C. Ackerman
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All you. have
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At the instigation of the
student executive council at
Selkirk College on Monday
there was_an attempt to stage

a boycott of classes.
“there are 20,000 new stu-|. A tour of the college by

dents every year — equal to
two new major -schools every|ministration, says a_ Selkirk
press release, revealed that

es filed ‘for mayor of: Slo-
can when nominations closed

+ at noon Monday. H. Roy Mills

and Henry: Marasek will face
each other in the Dec. 7 elec-

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‘There are three candidat-
es forthe two aldermanic
seats ine the qlee. ‘Cecil|. A. five-man . race | ‘for

council at a school|of

Heagy, Fri
Agda -Winje. The ‘two ene
dates for the one school en
tee position are: Mrs.
Winje and Wm. L. Vern,

board ‘contest’ at Castlegar
da |@8 well as an aldermanic race
there, and an election _ fora
director from area

mission No.” 1.
In- Castlegar, — scho

I to the CKRD board high-
‘Sighted the local election
‘scene: - when ©. nominations
closed at noon Monday.

Wayling Accepts
Recreation Post

Ruf

alderman °V.

Mitch Warford, vice-chairman
Com-

Lanzarotta while incumbent
R. Cook ‘and

At Kinnaird; Contest for CKRD

ol

trustee Jim Lamont is being] #52

ith

Peter Konkin and Carl Hen-
ne will provide voters with

tinued to attend "classed as
usual,

‘The’ primary ‘purpose of |e
boycott was supposedly

by th
iito the student body read as
follows:
i “We ‘are finding that in
the past. some students were
bare

UBC because they ~ had
ot received credit ‘for all

entrance into SFU] po!

Woodland Park Elemen-
tary School principal Dick
Wayling is Kinnaird’s new
representative on — Regional

mn Commission No. 1.
He. replaces fire chief
Rene “Archambault, who. re-

signed recently.
eee We Wayling’s appoint:
ment was made Tuesday
night by council.

Returned by acclamation
at Kinnaird to a further two-
year term on the schoo! board
was trustee Ernie Mills.

- Joining incumbent alder-
men G. S, Rust and Steve
Jankola .and candidates. Rob-
ert Lightle and Jack Chernoff
for the two aldermanic posi-
tions open in Kinnaird is

Seale ‘posts open.

ed by Sam S. Wishloff
Brilliant.

Sat., Dec. 7.

a choice for.the’ two. alder-| 4
In _electorar area I, in-

cumbent director John Moran
of Thrums is being: challeng-

Elections will be held on

Sel y
students have been warmly
| received only to find out that
some courses were warmll:
rejected as not acceptable to
university standards. Some
students find that discrimin-
ation is based on a registrar's
assumption that unless Sel:
kirk grants a “B” grade

of

Selkirk College Administrator Says
Boycott of Classes Was Limited

higher, fhe 6 course cannot be
accepted

J. S. Pritchard, dean of
administration: and... acting
principal, commented on the
above -statement as follows:
“The concern of some of
our students about the trans-
was |fer situation of our students,
while

as|Syaathetie owands th de-
ic towal eir
sire for easy transfer. from

having been
statem:

one academic institution to

ret tie indi
Rte never identified "pecific:

oan that eather te
a. bo: -
8 bovoutt of avec have considered
some sort of demonstration of
| 80) with the. college
(continued on page fourteen)

Move by the CPR

Kinnaird council took no

$150,000 S

The © Castlegar Airport
‘Committee now. reels a new
$150,000 structure at the air-
rt would be adequate and
feels:it is up to the. particip-
ating ‘communities to - press
for more elaborate facilities
if they believe them neces-

|S, was reported to Cas-

ly|tlegar council at its meeting

week by Mayor Murray
Lite, He said the position of
the Airport Committee means |»,
there ign no necessity to go to
CKRD for possible participa-
rition in the airport by desig-

Airport Group Believes

getion Tuesday night on (a
GPR ofits intent to do away
ith telegraph

tructure Best
nated areas within ed and

Re e
ional D District.

Bonet ttle sald the financ-|*, RoW!
ing of a $150,000 project
might. cost Castlegar. $5,000,
“or they may ‘not ask for
one cent.” By this, he said
he meant that the committee
might borrow the extra mon-
ey required and repay it out
ure revenues. a

of oe amayor also speculat-

Stains, one te ol os Tor the
Sbeains definite plans £01 had local com:
structure it is studying, ‘then plaint about the CPR's ons

costs might be firmer.” tended action.

government must give its ap-
val a@ move and