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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 17, 1962

Conservation
Week Is Now
Well Underway

Commencing Sat,, May 12 and
extending through to May 19, all
Canada will be observing “Forest
Conservation Week.”

Originating in British Colum-
bla some 12- years ago, Forest
Conservation Week has now been
adopted as a national program
which has won the support of
conservationists acrosa the coun-

try.

Object of the Week is to focus
everybody's attention on the vital
role that the forests pisy in our
national economy and’ th
sibility of the ‘adividual "alten
to practice good forest manners
when next he travels strong

In British Columbia the red
shirts of the Junior Forest War-
dens will ba much in evidence .as

dian Forestry

the forest protection ona fire pre-

vention message to the remotest
corners of the province.

A Tip for Attracting
New Businesses _

Here's a tip for the commun-
ities which want to attract new
A ecutive

FIELD

AND

STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

Last ‘Sunday's crow shoot tur-
ned out to be a real fizzle, and T
expect it was because of the al-
most steady drizzle of rain,

Of courso the fact that St was
Mother's Day may have had some-
thing to do with it, But when the
date was set no one took: time.to
consult the calendar and notice
that it was Mother’s Day, or the

respon-| weather man to see that it was

going to be nice.
Anyway

despite storm clouds

on the horizon. and the home
it, 14: turned out to pave a
crow.

pid at shooting the wily
Net bag for the day as near as I
could find out, with still two fel-
lows to hear from, was one crow.

Just about ‘mow I can ;hear | rou!

you laughing to think that so many
were cut and so‘ few crows taken,

though .well over 200 were’ seen. | Crows,

Just for fun, go out specifically
for crows and see how many you
can get. But don't go on a rainy
day, that’s your worst kind of wea-
ther for crow shooting.

When you're driving along
and spot some crows don’t try
white they're still in sight

saya that “When we Puta plants
in Eusope, the governments: act
almost like chambers of commerce,
You have the feeling you are
wanted. The co-operation is won-

derful.”

there is a lead there
for the community that wants to.
attract industry — and the dob
that's go ‘with it to build in

Your chance of drawing four
ota kind: in poker, about.
in 4,165 deals.

Let us show you how our ABC
member helps to take the
shance out of your advertising.

CASTLEGAR REWS

because before you bail out and
get loaded. up Mr. Crow and co-
horts willbe Tong gone. Drive past

‘Cominco’s Safely
Month Running ©
Successfully: Ink

Cominco's record so far for
Safety Month 1962 compares fa-
vorably with former years, 2c-
cording to statistics released by. J.

C. Ink, supervisor of Cominco's sa-

fety and hygiene department.

With more than one week of
Safety, Month gone,. there. have
been no lost time accidents at any

of Consolidated’s operations.

“Our record for Safety Month

so far is a very satisfactory one,’

said Mr. Ink, “and we're hoping

we finish out the month without
any further lost time accidents.”
Special safety functions will
continue at all operations forthe
rest of. Safety. Month. All. employ-
ees, are actively. participating .in
safety campaigns as many of the
promotional ideas used are devis-
ed py. employes committees.
Such. themes ‘as the. Seattle
Space Needle and a space rocket
are being used at Trail this year,
with replicas of these serving as
safety focal points.
- Contests, displays,
lectures, films, special

meetings,

that I enjoyed the outing

me yet. Main thing seems to be to

a couple of hundred yards — 400
yards preferably — and stall back,
¥é you are lucky enough to
find a roosting spot get in there |B
early in the evening at least an
hour before they start coming in
and be sure you are well hidden.
Mr. Crow is noted for his very
keen eyesight and overly-suspic-
jous mind or temperament. If you
have a‘stuffed owl and a good
crow call and know how to use it,
don’t call the crows, call me — I
rode t Tove to go with you.
all, crow shooting can
be a tively sport and remember
for every crow you shoot you will
we on an average of 125 smaller
eggs including our

crow happy

with flapable wings and 20-foot
mounting pole plus hi-fi set up for
calling them in, The cost is high
but it just shows you how - far
some of these crow happy hunters
will go for a crack at the black
bandits,

Incidentally, half of the hun-
ters out last Sunday were juniors
and I’ve heard no reports on care-
Jessness in firearm handling. In
fact the only crow reported in was
bagged by two of them, Derryll
White and Ron Lewis. Must ey
mensely and got back in time to
plant some garden before getting
rained

No reports on any fish being
weighed in for this month's fly
rod, so. guess. there's hope for

find the ‘time to get out and do
some fishing. With the days grow-
ing’ longer, some evening fishing
will be in order if the weather
ever breaks.
* 8 6
Which brings us to another) This
subject which is near and dear to
every ‘sportsmans’ heart — Fire-
arm Safety — am reading a report
from .D. .A.. McCaughran | of - the
Game Management Division, Fish
and Game Branch, of the Depart:
ment of Recreation and -Conser-
vation who has made a study of
‘hunting. accidents in: British Col-
umbia over the past 25 years.
Mr. McCaughran has classified
any shooting accident whether. fa-
‘tal or wounding as a “shooting.ac-
cident,” as the only difference
between them is the placement: of
the. bullet.
During the past 25... years thé
total number of. hunters, has. in-
creased: five times but the, num-
ber of: sh has de-

rallies and tinst aid competitions
were among some of the meth

used by Cominco men in the first
stages of their safety campaign

iT ie icnceaaa

VOLKSWAGEN
s

ALES & SERVICE
USED CARS — TRA

and BLER

ers to 2,1 in 1960.

The specific reason for this
steady drop is not known but it-is
believed that better. firearms, ex-
TUT HT) Pe in handling of firearms,
and a. greater awareness of the
dangers inherent to _kunting
through public education ‘and Ju-
nior firearms safety program have
been significant factors.
Vancouver Island has. the

creased from 8.3 per 10,000 hunt-|'

‘Game Clubs’ Junior Firearms Saf-
ety Program.
. 4 That the. Fish and Game.
ae enlarge its present pro-
am of public education, 95 it is
fat that public education is the
most efficient. method of reducing
shooting accidents.
‘The age old slogan “If you’ ‘re
handling any gun you can’t be
too careful” ‘should always be in
the back of your mind. Haye fun
on Sunday but be careful!

Genire Sel Up
On B.C. Travel

Information on any asp

travel and camping in British | pe
umbia is available at the a
ment’s new . Cent

Forest Conservation Week

A Statement by.
The Hon. R. G, Williston
Minister of Lands, Forests and
‘Water

vides aver $700,000,000 annually,
or over 80 per cent of: the total
Provincial ay and direct em-

which I serve, iu. contributing to
the success of this most worth-
while campaign.

It is always ‘a pleasure to en-
dorse any endeavour aimed at con-
serving the forests of British Col-
umbia, In particular, it is a plea-
sure to pledge my support 'as a

citizen of B.C,, and as Minister of
Lands, Forests) and Water Re-
sources, to the activities of Forest
Conservation ieee during the per-
fod May 12/

This. ten elevation of Water
Resource administration to Deputy
Minister status reminds me again
that'a forest is much more than
merely a ‘source. of raw material
for a panlitude, of wood products,
Forests are also the key to the
stability of several other natural
resources, without which we can-

4
20 per we of our working force
— is worthy of ‘our deepest re-
spect and careful husbandry.
Forest harvest and other: for-
est benefits sustain us. Lacking a
forest resource, about 70 per cent
of the population of B.C. would
have to seek a livelihood else-
where, or live in poverty.
No British Columbian can af-
ord to ignore forest welfare, We
faut all take an active part in
forest conservation by learning

more of the facts concerning for- H

est. values; by practising simple
fire precautions; by using the
forest with. discretion, both for
Kok and play.

‘ask thot British Columbians
join” oe. and: the Government

not happily and enjoy
living in this Province.
Water resources, in particular,
depend ‘on the forest for pupely,
and regulation. Soll, wildlife, ‘out.
door recreation, the tourist trade,
the natural Beauly, of B.C,, and the
prosperity: of ‘our people ‘can all

the benevolence of the. forest.
Over 90 per cent of the for-

287 Hornby: Street, Vancouver.
‘The centre was opened’ April
25 by Trade and Commerce Min-
ister R. 8, Bonner.

In addition to travel : bureau
personnel, the centre is staffed by
members of the fish and game
branch for issuance of hunting
and game licenses.

Outlining the. policy of the
centre, Recreation and Conserva:
tion Deputy Minister Dr, David B.
Turner said his department did
not intend to compete with any-
body.

“The aim of the centre,” said
Dr. Turner, “is to provide maxi-
mum information in the minjinum
time. We also want to work with
organizations interested in the
travel industry, local or provincial.
Between us,;“I know we can do a
really marvellous job.”
Mr. Bonner said some 2%
million visitors brought $115 mil-
lion’ to’ the:-province last year.
This year, ag a result of the Seat-
tle World's Fair, that figure could
be around four million persons.

* lest British Columbia
is publicly owned zane is” there-
fore a public responuibility — a
Teoponstuility whieh pret be ta-
ken seriously.

Surely ‘a resource which pro:

he traced back to-a dependence on

Crit
Dxrance

‘The. tasks of a Civil Defence
organization. are. to, adopt mea-
sures before. disaster, which will
assist in ‘minimizing the possible
effects, and to deal with the ef-
fects of disaster in an efficient and

economical manner.

“STORAGE - CRATING. -

Trail 364-1818

a a a ee ne
Williams
MOVING & STORAGE

“The Family Mover”
LOCAL, & LONG. DISTANCE HAULING

For Free Estimates Call Collect

PACKING - SHIPPING

Nelson 1471

DEWDNEY ANSWERS
Q. Why are you a supporter,
of the Diefenbaker Govern-
ment?

A. ‘There are ‘many reasons,
The ‘most important is the
outstanding quality of our
western cabinet . members.
Messrs, Green, Fulton, Ham-
ilton and Diefenbaker, him-
self, are great humanitarians,
They put people’ first and
will never ‘let Canada down.
Q. What fs the main issue

in this riding?
‘Whether or not Kooten-
ay West’ will, join in’ the
great economic development
program, which” is taking
placa in other fi of B.C,

A. Because our approa

has not been positive, Con-
tinued attacks and! criticisms
of such forward steps as the
Pine: Point Railway retard
our progress.’ ‘This’ achieve-
ment alone offers usa tre-
piendaus future’ of economic

, — an exciting fut

ot more jobs, ‘security, wealth
and opportunity for. us

for our children

ON JUNE. 18th
ELECT,

| DEWDNEY. x]

nn
Progressive: Conservative ®
Campaign Committee ~_

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOH

poeeritst oy

Teer

and Use the Classifieds

~S-room house at Winlaw. on 14
acres‘ of, land, .& acres cleared. On{ 5586
highway.one-auarter mile from post
orrlee Write Joe BRAUN, Winlaw,

“fo beRTOO ear Wound —Wal.
kept home. with. SO -feet. lake front~
age!’ on‘: Christina’ ‘Lake.’ Centrally

1460 Bay Ave,, Trail, B.C. -.

364 Baker St. ‘Nelaon, B.

Phos
Fitts |  Nelooa aie

Gaatlogar and |, District Fesidents
all Zenith 6707 (no toll charge)

located and

os
In bedroom home,
ireplace: See ‘heat, ‘garage, $6,800 —
$2,000" Cori Ave, tae 385-
or "368-557 320

ae nee a Tour chal, blond
tinlsh,

Wai Robe wip oF for hangers,
storage shelf, and two. drawers, Ph,
865-5408,

propane Taree and GOTEaGS OE
‘$76.00,

FOR SALE

8 lots, 60 x 100 cach,

and 1

FOR RENT

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 17, 1962

_ Gravel & Top Soil
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
_ PHONE 365-9041

lot, 93°x' 100, Cleared and poinon
with power and water. Located ‘01
ith ,Ave.,"Kinnaird,north of Miles
stone Rd. Bee Ber lot, cash or terms,
writ 90M, Castlegar News, 319
‘ ata aR it Engines. Save
$15 to $20. Replace, dont Tepalr. All-
State. rebuilt engines. are reduced!
Every engine 14° completely re-man-

Garage and guest ar Price =
$14,700.00. ‘Contact H. Dew lobe, opens
Estate, Grand Forks, B

ARLE i iT

E

IN. KINNAIRD:

io E >

FOR CASTLEGAR "AREA

Gen s Refrigeration

‘3’ Br. Unfinished

Control-centre Kitchen»
Family llving room
Double Plerson glazing,
Bazement suite i vou
Dead-ond ‘strost | 4:

jeraiion eric & Air
mag Service

Phone: 3608590:
Trail, B.C.
3199 Highway Drive.” ue

ety i
Choose: your: own. took ee
+h Pipes down

iF $8,000.00 cath

Yea, we ARE’ x: hous

Your lis with'us will recel:
prompt - sales \7 promotion end full
poole. ‘service.
fo have several.” Prosioots for

inthis aren:

90% of all oil company prodact research in Canada

isidone b Impe

>/AND**

' pooRs-
In All Popular Ste,

_ WINDOW ‘AND ‘DOOR

Phones”

eye maple. Others

ner, extelient
365-1 ‘

Graduation reas, semi-formal,
size 19-14. ‘Ph. | 836-5853. 19

ply: 476-Srd_ Ave.
165-6381, a9
‘S-bedi house. aa

rQom
workshop and garage on
lot, In: Robson, Ph, “865-8766, 319

eae manure, by” the wack Ph.

i In i i anee il i
“Hou

‘Sale
pe,

Beautitul~and ‘apacious ecbedcagm
aes ‘home: situated on 100
ft. corner lot. Living ‘and aining
ioe finished in special ‘imported
stra paneling ‘from Africa; One wall
a oni room ‘finished’ in golden
. LR hae fire place and built-in
berths book case topped: with glass
and; large mirror -as\’ divider trom
front: entrance. Ceiling. in| LR, | DR

3 | and ;kitchen of: 6-In.”: grooved .deck- |;

tng resting on laminated beams,. al
natural ‘finlsh. Kitchen “haa tlle
floor “arid--eupboards: Bullt of birch

of
plumbing, gas furnace and electric
hot water, tank. Carport | finished
with fibré glass paneling and family
room haa tile floor and

gig} and alt Dearing mare

Gils Bleycle;- in oe Gea 2390,
i Oxy Ph. sit, Holiday ‘Trailer, 455, a tei
xtra

w internal parts

tinishéd, Guar trade-in
for your old enging 1 Installations ar
pee Simpson ceee Nelson; Bary

four nlite, wired for, 110 v.. @3
tire. and | wheel, propanc’ stove. Ph.
365-5707, 819
EERIE ABI

cable. Apply . Serine ‘Ave.,|
basements Ph.) 865-685) 319

Apartment for Ber ape Ere-
menko's , Apartment (365-8061,

ao

4-bedi

Furnished
phe Apply gae- iat, Ave. Castlegar
. 365-4191...

a Tent; or aie
we Loors,

Tat a0-aotn “Ave, a

suite, . suitable

iin- |*.
to amall family. | apne terms.
aoe ‘there on: Friday‘ évening,
room house, . good location,
ready to move Into —- lots of garden
space —‘4th’ at Cedar, ‘Pb. 865-2611,
Tay Heated, seroiahed suite, with TV

Phe se apply “801-5th

tor

Ebearoor

bi rult - trees

large Tot Ph, 365-

iron Guthrie Presented trophies to win-
of compelitian

gar,’ Ph, 865-6471,

ore,‘ Simpsons-Seare,

Ph,
7 APL Taciory baile ie
traiter, fully equipped. Bh. 365-1

BOATS —AND- MOTORS

‘New_ S-bedroom Todas in cartie-

y deed. Floor, caveninaar See sa
-Seare low, low catalogue prices, | Write

ean
*h.
2 building lots, i Robson. ee
965-3870,
16x 14 tent. “ApDIy BOL-5tt ae
565-5156. a8

‘camping | met
65-5723, | :
318 ule

‘s 567-Sth Ave.

Ph B20
Sy iraller, apace ;with @ ‘ground
for. garden, in. Robson. Ph. 305-5343

Box $07, Castlegar,“ ' 319
“Fuliy-furnished aulte , in Kine
halhd, faciities included." Ph. '365-|"

S-room apartment in Castlegar.
‘Apply 426-7th' Ave. ‘Ph. 385-8731," 819

Heated pat furnished -sulte. Ap-
fy Gu. Ph, 365-5186.

ei rornished Teated ‘one-bedroom
Ph,

-saflboats;

trade-ins. ~

fh cooking:

| boats; Wa-
ganda fibreglass boats; Springbok |.2384. :.../-

3 John-
boat" \tratlers;
trailer Bupplies;

Barrett ‘Tralle? Sales, bioeeerntty Bo.

cating facilities: alec ot tive, Ph. =
cep ve,
S818 TE B18

room house in Castlegar ot 78
Lakeview. Drive, write Wm. Dinsdate,

8 ar a high three, ‘Dave Hiebert,

‘Stan Dickinson
. Named. President

Stan Dickinson has: been na-
med president of, the Celgar Bowl-
ing Club with Frank Webster as
vice-president, Bill Martin, secre-
tary,and Orla Granstrom as Sea,

tation dance at which spec-
guests Mr.” and ; a John

inner of: the season: high,
division ‘A’. was team. 8; Winner
of. division ‘A’ playoff. was: team
3,; while division ‘B}.-playoff was
fron, by team 2.

Winning - individual “eltorts
were: Ladies’ high single, Louise:
Poole, 330; men's high single, Dave
Calder, 843%") ladies’ higk* average,
Rose Dickson, 1,194; men’ at high ‘ave-

: ‘inliods ‘iss

Rossland,
~ NOTICES

ttend ‘thi
performance’ of
Kinnaird Stomentary,

and*tamarac, paneling on walls. This
home sauce. be geen ‘to be appreciated.
appolntmen

send for an 18. hyp, Ev!

Easy ‘electric dryer $100.00,

1, hp. os oF iD hp. Joh Johnsen Has Evin fs
wo

aa) zal In
ib, Propane Cylinder 500 u pes Agency. Lte

- Galalano’s”

= eae” Teasonable ferms.* Be

318
was beeen 62x 1400 lot, nice focation,
naird,: Priced,

aaron

‘New FO. “bearoome;
heat. ‘Apply Bas stat ‘Ave.“or' Ph.’ 865- | wall’ carpet.

features’ uch
Lge. ie)
Sra’ BE ba

BR Second floor, at Heat.
Price

surroGnded by many

shade, fw ‘Located on 144:
ting 7th: Aves Full base
| Large

2 BR Home with ‘many’ quality

LR, vith: fiteple eon DE weparate
ally: *dnished" tn Dase-

Small “dwelling: centrally’: 1
sa am. BR Castlegar. 1: BR 'Main floor —

= | $99.88.
i) year guaranta

5::| Apply Box 490F, Casttegar News. ae

Lari
} between Castlegar pare Nelo Sale|

naira? Little’ Theatre. ani

River. Play had

| penses + of sc Rootenay River Players

trip.to B.C. one-act finals in Dawson
ie a kis

Uy: wing
chine mee, sho. new new, Renmore push:
button, > automatic, zige
zag at simpronrséore, Néléon, Only.

Backed’ by’ our, famous ‘20-
tm

‘and. poEra- In DEVAS home.
| psig t SLI-4th ‘Ave, ‘Castlegat,?:' S18
‘Moder Radia, Ete TV 7 Service —

Main St, 815

In West Kootenay Super-Market.
operation: — ‘applications tor the’ po-
“stock clerks + (male. or

cashiers. Ad-
vancement proportiqnate:. to, mtigude
and work. Elementary math requited.

ge acreage \with. buildings,
A. Knelsen, Burnham, |
room nouse on %-acre

jou. Walt: i 4 sito United: Anglin
Matt | involve glican' and Pres-

rubber,’ loose’ dirt, and grease
4 and
i drippings:

and when, thee are mixed by rain
O preilbcriseet earned ae ood

the road, and after a half hour or
36 of steady downpour eating, con-
ditions ‘will usually ' begin

prove. °.

Chur rch Sactor

"Plan Counsellor

oo RSC,” Maddocks' returned re-
cently from a meeting of The re
nadian ' Counell | of“ Churches
Banff, ‘Aiberta, where he
Palatal a counsellor ofa’ seelae

Churches while other de-
peenination® ‘will 'b be‘ invited‘to par-
tleipate.

E
i

VRRE Be PEERED
ua

Streets. and highways ate slip-
perlest .during the first part ofa
summer shower,’ says the B.C. Auto-
mobile Association:in warning:

try “weather,” bite" of

collect ‘on’ the ‘road,

A long: hard.rain will wash off

to im-

Do it Yourself ‘and Save

highest rate of shooting accidents 2 Jor qaore of ‘land with ‘option to buy.
at 4.3 per 10,000, the Interior co- .| Ph.’ 865-8018. 2. tints
mes second with a 2.3 average and

} Phone R.A. (Bob) Horewill 365-3491
‘61 Rambler Super Sedan, ..... $2,795

‘The time to be especially care-

Blueprints and Tools Leenec
ful when driving is during the first oP

Phono 365-8117

only 6 thousand Miles

‘58 Pableau American
.

$1,585.
$395.

PARKVIEW MOTORS — NELSON,
AE

EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00 P.M.

St. Rita’s Parish

=

B.C.

Bling the majority of accidents, and

Hall, Front Street

JACKPOTS $37.50 & $350.00

55 NUMBERS CALLED

TRAIL CARTAGE

VAN & STORAGE

Local and Long Distance Moving

to Vancouver, Vancouver Istand,
East and U.S.A.

Agents for North American Van Lines

Phone Castlegar 365-8370
Trail 368-3933 Collect

fa |shooting accidents are self-inflict-

a 1.5 average. The higher density
of hunters and dense nature of
habitat seem to be significant
factors in causing the higher rates.
Breaking the .accident rate

interior, we find that per 10,000
hunvers under 18 years old the
number of accidents was 9.31, in
the 18-21 year. group it was 1.5,
22-30 year group it was 1.1 and
over 30 it was 1.0 showing clearly
that the young hunters are caus-

it is most interesting to note that
29 per cent of the total number of

ed, 95 per cent of all shooting

are throu,

and therefore can be avoided, the
5 per cent a
residual accident level which is an
inherent part of the sport of hunt-
ing.

Recommendations arising from
Mr. MecCaughran’s report are.

hunt only’ with a‘ person over. 21
years of age’and no more than
fos juveniles per adult at any one
ti

by. all hunters.
3. Enlarging on. Fish. and

Built Up Roof Work
and Roofing
Concrete, Basements
& insulation Work

oO. Lightle._

Phone 365-5158 ° :

the mainland coast is lowest with | -

down into age groups here, in the].

i. Juveniles” be .'allowed ‘to Ee

2. Bright clothing be worn)’

At imperial Oil's lahoratories at Sarnia; Ontario, more
sientists and. te echnicians. are a working to

eaane car will)!

you tp gatel Ine

nile
wofning ts qnsite that gas
(has spent mare stan rialion te Bull the equipment

_scientists and te h icians re working at Imperial’s

2: find and: produce

Anyone aan Lope in the cats, Kinnaird,

“Make sure you take hare

plea pale io

of brushes and buffers, as new; o8-
terizer,
Uxe

furnished, colonial style, 2
sittings

4 iGeoners xeasonable, on. lot. at Blue.
berry,- Pl ces 28

er sewing
justment to all other
estimat

‘Lot-:on 500 Elm St," 768" 142’,
365-5914. a

tully

Beautiful mobile Rome:
bedrooms,

National’ air. sander found near
King and: Columbia St. in Castlegar.
Owner may have same by. claiming

in Castlegar News and paying for -

15. to 80 minutes of rain, says

idge and stove, automatic

Sunbeam floor polishers, two sets
Sulcer,; slicer‘and shredder,
el, new. beter

re ao to,
ea all

vance, Hepresene

a in?

Tarannt, who passed sway May 20,
tative calls’ each: week. Ph, Rossland
362-5260 ‘or Nelson 41.0070"

‘Lost

Mauve purse,“ contdining ap
proximately $50, including: one Can-
adian.and one American | silver-dol-
lor. Owner, ea eee Reward for
| return. Ph

"BEACON MOTORS. Ltd.|

Pontiac, — Buick :— Vaurhat
701. Baker ‘8t,-' Nelson
Phone _

"CASTLE

FRIDAY & SATURDAY.”
Shows at 8.45 and 9 pm :

loving? ‘memory. “of “Nelle. G.

We often. sit and think of, you,
And ‘the way:

Many
:{ And many times we've

you
times“ we've tongea for you, |
cried.

You bade no one a Tast- farewell,

BARDS OF. THANKS”

‘We wish to extend our ‘earttert
anks and ‘api

0

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