Pyramid
sales
offer
big
money
and
a
fof
of
risk
By
Gerry
Porter
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
I
would
be
delighted
to
make
25000
a
year
peddling
cos
cosmetics
�
metics
for
Mr
Gumringer
But
the
ancomer
Better
Bus
Business
�
iness
Bureau
says
my
chances
for
the
big
money
are
slim
Mr
Gunirlrger
was
In
Prince
George
this
week
with
a
new
style
promotion
called
pyramldsell
ing
Mr
Gimrlnger
and
Mr
Streets
two
American
businessmen
are
promising
to
place
the
top
stone
of
a
natlon
wldecosmetlcemplre
In
Prince
George
All
jouneedto
Join
Is
2000
In
US
currencj
and
lots
of
faith
In
jour
fellow
man
Pyramid
selling
frowned
on
by
the
ancouver
Better
Business
bureau
Is
based
on
stages
of
graduated
levels
of
distributor
distributorships
�
ships
These
systems
involve
recruiting
independent
distribut
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Quebec
vofe
called
QUEBEC
CP
-
Premier
Jean
Jacques
Bertrand
today
announced
a
Quebec
general
el
ectlon
will
be
held
Wednesday
April
20
describing
it
as
a
kind
of
referendum
on
the
constltu
tion
The
03
year
old
leader
of
the
Union
Nationale
party
set
the
election
date
at
a
news
confer
ence
In
the
old
legislative
coun
cil
chamber
packed
with
sup
porters
who
applauded
the
an
nouncement
The
government
is
seeking
re
newal
of
its
mandate
without
presentation
of
a
budget
to
fl
nance
public
expenditures
for
the
1970
71
fiscalyear
Mr
Bertrand
told
a
news
con
ference
It
Is
In
the
best
interest
of
the
people
that
an
election
be
held
at
that
time
it
would
also
eliminate
the
possibility
of
a
long
election
campaign
The
Union
Nationale
govern
ment
was
elected
to
power
Sun
day
June
5
19CG
The
April
election
will
also
mark
the
first
time
the
separa
tlst
Parti
Quebecols
of
Rene
Le
vesque
and
the
Creditlstes
are
In
a
provincial
campaign
But
the
Creditlstes
have
not
yet
elected
a
provincial
leader
The
Liberals
will
enter
the
campaign
with
a
new
leader
untested
Robert
Bourassa
who
succeeded
Jean
Lesage
only
last
January
Standing
In
Quebec
s
108
seat
national
assembly
is
Union
Na
tionale
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Liberal
44
Independ
ent
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vacant
3
Mr
Bertrand
told
reporters
We
hae
chosen
this
date
my
colleagues
and
I
in
order
not
to
slow
down
the
activity
and
drive
of
the
Quebec
society
In
the
best
Interests
of
Quebec
we
hae
decided
to
dis
sohe
the
28th
legislature
Blasts
rock
skyscrapers
NEW
ORK
AP
Bombs
exploded
at
the
Manhattan
sky
scraper
business
offices
of
three
corporate
giants
early
today
after
an
aionymous
male
tele
phoned
police
to
arn
of
the
im
pending
blasts
Extensive
damage
was
re
ported
at
the
ofilces
of
Mobil
Oil
Co
International
Business
Machines
and
General
Tele
phone
and
Electronics
but
there
were
no
Injuries
and
no
fire
resulted
police
said
The
blasts
were
the
latest
In
a
a
Al
Hatch
member
of
the
Association
of
Canadian
Travellers
has
got
to
be
Prince
Georges
most
positive
thinker
Here
we
are
still
in
the
grip
of
North
Central
BC
winter
and
already
Al
Is
advertising
on
his
car
the
first
annual
rodeo
to
be
held
June
5
6
and
7
Come
to
think
of
It
thats
only
about
two
and
a
half
months
awayl
a
If
youve
got
a
beef
with
your
landlord
the
recently
formed
Prince
George
Tenants
Council
wants
to
hear
from
you
The
council
can
be
reached
by
mall
at
Box
795
Prince
George
or
through
Us
executive
at
563
8373
563
6243
or
564
7913
The
council
is
presently
drafting
am
24
Pages
orships
at
many
levels
depending
on
the
amount
of
money
Invested
by
each
distributor
The
Better
Business
Bureau
calls
pyramid
selling
un
unrealistic
�
realistic
and
highly
question
questionable
�
able
and
full
of
pitfalls
for
the
unwary
Investor
Success
In
the
pyramid
scheme
depends
on
the
ability
of
the
new
Investor
to
recruit
mire
people
Those
recruited
must
recruit
more
people
to
Insure
investment
return
Thus
a
pyramid
of
whole
wholesalers
�
salers
sub
wholesalers
and
sales
people
Is
born
But
like
the
Christmas
bottle
chain
let
letter
�
ter
one
weak
link
leaves
many
Investors
high
and
dry
The
buieau
warns
that
while
the
pyramid
seems
very
attrac
attractive
�
tive
In
almost
all
cases
it
is
too
good
to
be
true
Pyramid
promoters
emphasize
the
fantastic
profits
to
be
made
by
Investing
as
a
top
level
dls-
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sales
manager
and
another
wor
worker
�
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were
in
the
front
of
the
building
No
one
saw
where
Good
was
at
the
time
of
the
explosion
or
what
he
was
doing
police
said
District
boiler
inspector
John
Forster
with
the
BC
govern
government
�
ment
said
today
the
explosion
occurred
In
a
small
steel
bottle
In
the
liquid
air
system
between
a
con
pressor
and
a
dryer
Torster
Is
inspecting
the
steel
cylinder
today
to
try
and
deter
series
of
bombings
that
have
hit
mme
the
cause
of
the
explosion
S
extinguish
h
fr
Manhattan
skyscrapers
and
fed
eral
buildings
Four
persons
were
arrested
In
connection
with
a
four
month
sequence
of
bombings
last
November
He
said
the
cylinder
Is
an
oil
purging
cylinder
about
9
Inches
in
diameter
and
about
four
feet
long
Pressure
In
the
vessel
while
connected
to
the
system
was
about
endments
It
hopes
to
see
added
to
the
provincial
Landlords
and
Tenants
Act
presently
before
the
legislature
Members
are
urged
to
write
the
attorney
generals
department
supporting
the
bill
and
local
amendments
a
Apartment
owner
Kell
Mar-
tlnsen
Is
a
bit
miffed
at
The
Citizen
for
Indicating
in
a
report
Wednesday
that
there
have
been
no
rent
Increases
for
his
ten
tenants
�
ants
In
the
past
four
years
That
Isnt
what
he
told
our
reporter
claims
KJell
Ho
had
to
answer
charges
of
misrepresentation
from
tenants
when
he
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Tenants
Council
on
Wednesday
evening
Sorry
bout
that
KJell
The
fire
chief
said
windows
in
the
building
were
broken
and
cracked
but
damage
to
the
build
ing
was
minor
He
said
damage
to
equipment
however
wasfalrly
major
Denis
Mahon
sales
manager
with
Liquid
Carbonic
said
today
the
company
is
not
ready
to
com
ment
on
the
Incident
We
have
inspectors
looking
Into
the
matter
the
sales
man
ager
said
but
the
company
is
not
prepared
to
make
any
state-
ments
at
present
Eye
bank
started
in
Fort
St
John
FORT
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King
president
of
a
service
club
said
Wednesday
an
eye
bank
Is
being
set
up
in
this
Northern
British
Columbia
community
with
the
co
operation
of
the
Ca
nadlan
National
Institute
for
the
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the
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travelled
to
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Wednesday
night
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an
aircraft
that
had
been
recalled
here
and
delayed
for
a
search
following
a
tele
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was
found
aboard
the
plane
nor
on
a
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aircraft
held
and
searched
here
before
leaving
for
Vancouver
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plane
s
passengers
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of
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welfare
minis
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plane
landed
In
Calgary
at
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EST
today
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Stanfleld
shrugged
off
the
whole
Incident
which
police
said
was
caused
by
a
man
who
called
Kamloops
ambulance
company
and
said
only
There
s
a
bomb
on
the
plane
Police
didnt
know
which
plane
or
even
which
province
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Mr
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s
aircraft
which
had
left
Kamloops
at
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was
recalled
about
10
minutes
later
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was
emptied
searched
and
fl
nally
left
for
Calgary
three
and
a
half
hours
later
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and
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other
dis
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morning
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a
Citizen
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advertisement
�
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that
said
I
could
make
25000
a
year
by
acting
as
a
wholesale
distributor
for
Star
makers
of
Hcllywood
one
of
the
world
s
great
cosmetics
Over
coffee
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
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was
told
by
Mr
Hank
Gimrlnger
of
Seattle
that
Star
makers
was
going
to
make
me
their
key
distributor
In
Prince
George
He
said
his
firm
was
going
to
expand
In
Canada
and
needed
sales
supervisors
to
re
recruit
�
cruit
beauty
advisors
to
sell
Starmakers
dooi
to
door
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Gumringei
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me
of
Humphrey
Bogart
He
Is
slight
black
haired
and
talks
in
a
clip
clipped
�
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drawl
constantly
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with
his
hands
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con
contrast
�
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Streets
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heavy
bald
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has
a
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Prince
George
man
died
Wednesday
from
an
explosion
Cylinder
blast
kills
city
man
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Mclntyre
Citiren
Staff
Reporter
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compressed
liquid
air
cylinder
explosion
at
Liquid
Car
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pounds
per
square
inch
By
this
afternoon
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to
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some
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quarters
City
fire
chief
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Dorn
blerer
today
said
when
fire
trucks
arrived
at
the
Central
Street
building
shortly
after
1110
am
ednesday
they
found
Good
dead
An
explosion
had
taken
place
and
there
was
a
bit
of
ammonia
hydroxide
gas
but
no
fire
the
fire
chief
said
Dornblerer
said
a
few
light
fixtures
had
shorted
out
In
the
back
room
after
the
explosion
but
Woman
charges
Sharks
scalp
hockey
ducats
By
Bob
Groves
Citiren
Staff
Reporter
Some
persons
are
able
to
pur
purchase
�
chase
an
excessive
number
of
tickets
to
Prince
George
Mo
Mohawks
�
hawks
playoff
hockey
games
a
city
woman
has
charged
And
ticket
scalping
took
place
outside
the
Coliseum
last
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
morning
claims
Mrs
Anna
SImlonato
Mrs
SImlonato
said
today
ler
husband
while
leaving
the
ticket
office
was
approached
by
a
man
offering
ten
good
tickets
at
fle
bucks
apiece
During
this
time
people
were
buying
outrageous
numbers
of
tickets
for
themselves
says
Mrs
SImlonato
in
a
letter
to
The
Citizen
Second
hand
Information
has
it
that
one
person
actually
bought
100
tickets
and
another
58
Sure
ppople
exaggerate
when
it
comes
to
amounts
and
sizes
but
surely
not
that
much
Mrs
SImlonato
saldshewasnt
accusing
the
civic
recreation
staff
of
any
wrongdoing
in
ticket
sales
She
slammed
alleged
scalpers
calling
them
your
friendly
Litterers
worth
cash
VICTORIA
CP
A
50
re
ward
for
person
who
provide
information
leading
to
comic
tlon
of
highway
litterers
has
been
established
by
the
provin
provincial
�
cial
cabinet
Substances
which
cannot
be
thrown
on
the
highway
accord
lng
to
the
existing
Highway
Act
are
any
noxious
offensive
or
filthy
water
or
substance
or
any
empty
bottle
glass
contain
er
or
other
article
whether
bro
ken
or
Intact
The
act
provides
for
a
fine
of
up
to
50
for
the
offence
neighborhood
shark
taking
ad
advantage
�
vantage
of
a
good
thing
The
law
would
probably
take
exception
to
his
manner
of
busi
business
�
ness
but
then
where
are
they9
Surely
they
are
not
completely
Ignorant
In
regard
to
this
racket
Mrs
Marilyn
Sullivan
secre
secretary
�
tary
to
city
recreation
manager
Bill
Woyclk
firmly
denied
any
lmprojer
ticket
sales
have
oc
occurred
�
curred
Nobody
sold
anyone
100
tic
tickets
�
kets
said
Mrs
Sullivan
her
herself
�
self
a
ticket
seller
during
the
playoffs
While
there
Is
no
stated
limit
to
the
number
of
tickets
a
fan
can
buy
Mrs
Sullivan
said
ex
treim
discretion
Is
used
in
sell
lng
larger
blocks
of
tickets
We
d
hae
to
have
proof
they
were
for
somebody
she
said
Mrs
Sullhan
explained
that
often
several
employees
of
the
same
business
firm
want
to
go
to
a
game
and
one
of
them
will
be
delegated
to
buy
tickets
on
behalf
of
the
others
This
Is
the
reason
for
most
of
the
multiple
ticket
sales
she
said
Mrs
SImlonato
said
she
aired
her
complaints
on
behalf
of
those
like
herself
who
are
a
little
tired
of
being
stepped
on
It
Is
hoped
now
that
a
little
light
has
been
shed
on
the
sub
subject
�
ject
we
will
see
a
little
better
sportsmanship
and
genuine
heads
up
hockey
around
as
well
as
on
the
Ice
arena
Man
jailed
for
arson
QUESNEL
CP
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Douglas
Alltster
Farquhar
50
of
Ques-
nel
Wednesday
was
sentenced
to
two
and
a
half
years
In
penl
tentlary
following
conviction
on
a
charge
of
arson
laid
after
a
fire
at
the
nearby
Mllburne
Lake
Hall
last
month
t
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men
are
about
50
years
old
Mr
Gumringer
Is
a
very
com
competent
�
petent
salesman
His
rapid
sideshow-barker
manner
of
speaking
is
persuasive
and
he
makes
you
feel
like
youve
known
him
for
years
Hi
said
he
has
been
In
the
selling
business
for
25
years
the
last
seven
In
Canada
Success
and
riches
were
as
assured
�
sured
he
said
then
outlined
the
steps
of
a
pyramid
that
would
make
me
wealth
After
investing
2183
Can
Canadian
�
adian
I
would
receive
bulk
cos
cosmetics
�
metics
and
be
trained
by
an
area
director
Later
after
recruiting
and
equipping
several
beauty
ad
advisors
�
visors
with
kits
I
could
sit
back
and
rake
In
55
per
cent
for
every
everything
�
thing
they
sold
This
Is
the
first
level
of
the
pyramid
Next
after
I
had
enlarged
my
territory
said
Mr
Gumringer
I
could
recruit
another
sales
Continued
on
page
3
VICTORIA
CP
The
British
Columbia
Legislature
was
thrown
into
an
uproar
Wednes
day
night
with
Opposition
charg
es
that
the
sons
of
former
high
ways
minister
Phil
Gaglardl
are
continuing
to
profit
from
land
speculation
along
new
highway
routes
in
the
province
The
New
Democratic
Party
charges
were
coupled
with
the
accusation
that
Premier
A
C
Bennett
broke
his
promise
to
end
land
speculation
along
the
highways
and
were
punctu
punctuated
�
ated
with
repeated
requests
for
Highways
Minister
Wesley
Black
to
articulate
his
policy
on
the
matter
to
prevent
future
doubt
During
the
exchange
Speaker
William
Murray
was
called
Into
the
House
to
restore
order
Earlier
Opposition
Leader
David
Barrett
challenged
Mr
Gaglardl
now
minister
of
wel
fare
and
the
government
to
sue
the
Vancouver
Sun
for
criminal
libel
If
allegations
in
an
Oct
27
Robert
Williams
NDP
Van
couver
East
was
drowned
out
by
government
backbench
shouts
of
shame
when
he
told
the
House
that
Premier
Ben
netts
former
executive
assist
ant
William
Budd
was
now
working
for
Union
Oil
Mr
Williams
said
I
dont
question
Mr
Budd
s
right
but
the
rest
of
his
sentence
was
lost
In
the
uproar
Mr
Williams
said
the
govern
ment
must
take
immediate
ao
tlon
to
clear
up
what
remains
of
the
total
chaotic
mesthefor
mer
minister
left
In
his
depart
ment
Mr
Gaglardl
who
was
re
turned
to
full
cabinet
rank
last
fall
protested
that
his
sons
should
not
have
to
suffer
over
and
over
the
same
kind
of
abuse
for
carrying
on
the
same
kind
of
business
as
any
one
else
In
the
province
Mr
Williams
continued
say
lng
that
the
welfare
minister
had
missed
the
point
The
sons
of
the
minister
of
96
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96HP
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are
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00
PER
MONTH
i
w
wpy
Y
CARRIES
Legislature
told
Gagarc
boys
make
profits
I960
article
about
land
dealings
Involving
his
sons
along
High
way
16
East
are
untrue
The
article
was
read
to
the
House
by
Robert
Strachan
NDP
Cowlchan
M
a
1
a
h
a
t
He
quoted
the
writer
as
saying
commercially
zoned
land
In
the
Interior
village
of
McBride
on
Highway
16
Is
held
or
his
been
resold
by
Abilene
Hold
lngs
Ltd
and
B
and
W
Devel
opment
Co
Ltd
The
article
said
Bob
and
Bill
Gaglardl
are
among
the
dlrec
tors
of
Abilene
which
Is
the
name
of
the
Gaglardl
operated
ranch
at
Walachln
near
Kam
loops
B
and
W
the
article
states
has
given
its
address
In
land
deals
as
the
Vancouver
apart
ment
of
Bob
Gaglardl
The
company
later
sold
one
of
Its
lots
In
May
1968
after
Mr
Gaglardl
s
resignation
as
high
ways
minister
to
Union
Oil
Comoany
Backbench
shouts
of
shame
ways
of
the
province
he
said
We
say
that
Is
no
good
The
premier
understood
that
thats
why
he
promised
the
policy
would
be
changed
after
he
cor
correctly
�
rectly
and
properly
fired
him
as
minister
of
highways
In
March
1968
Until
the
present
minister
changes
and
explains
the
policy
there
will
always
be
doubt
Mr
Williams
said
the
govern
ment
must
clear
up
the
total
chaotic
mess
the
former
mlnls
ter
left
In
this
department
Amid
Oppostlnn
heckling
Mr
Gaglardl
rose
to
object
saying
I
demand
the
member
state
names
and
places
of
any
mess
I
left
anywhere
I
say
he
must
either
put
up
or
shut
up
Mr
Barrett
said
all
lands
along
major
highways
should
belong
to
the
Crown
and
should
either
be
disposed
of
by
prop
properly
�
erly
advertised
tender
or
leased
on
a
long
term
basis
so
they
will
never
be
alienated
Highways
Minister
Black
said
he
was
well
aware
of
the
welfare
are
still
dealing
In
this
problems
Inherent
In
the
sltua-
business
along
the
new
high
i
tlon
Dog
dissection
coifed
caifous
The
dissection
of
two
old
dogs
In
a
Prince
George
bi
biology
�
ology
class
has
been
branded
callous
by
the
British
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
SPCA
In
letters
to
district
school
superintendent
DP
Todd
and
pound
supervisor
Rhys
Thomas
Trancls
Jones
ex
executive
�
ecutive
director
of
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
body
says
the
society
Is
dismayed
and
wants
an
ex
explanation
�
planation
of
the
rendering
Mr
Thomas
said
he
Is
not
prepared
to
make
a
statement
at
this
time
because
it
miy
unintentionally
put
the
city
into
deeper
water
Mr
Jones
labelled
tho
ex
experiment
�
periment
conducted
by
Con
naught
Junior
High
School
biology
teacher
Jim
Barton
as
Inhumane
and
not
In
the
best
interests
of
education
We
consider
that
respect
for
life
and
all
things
living
has
been
disregarded
In
this
particular
Incident
and
we
are
well
In
sympathy
with
the
par
parents
�
ents
of
the
children
who
were
opposed
said
Mr
Jones
Mr
Barton
has
undertaken
the
dissection
to
obtain
two
dog
skeletons
for
his
biology
students
the
cost
of
a
mount
mounted
�
ed
dog
skeleton
was
11088
Aside
from
the
actual
dis
dissection
�
section
Mr
Jones
has
asked
wno
gave
permission
for
the
dogs
to
be
taken
and
how
they
were
destroyed
He
also
points
out
that
when
asked
by
the
SPCA
what
the
governments
policy
Is
on
using
live
anlmil
for
bi
biology
�
ology
experiments
educa
education
�
tion
minister
Donald
Brothers
replied
The
policy
of
the
depart
department
�
ment
of
education
In
thlsmit
ter
Is
Implicit
In
the
pre
prescribed
�
scribed
curriculum
the
pur
purpose
�
pose
of
which
is
to
teach
respect
for
life
not
Its
dec
structlon
or
the
causing
of
pain
and
suffering
to
living
things
Earlier
after
citizens
had
lodged
complaints
with
the
city
Mr
Thomas
said
he
would
not
give
any
more
old
animals
to
the
school
for
ex
experiments
�
periments
Mr
Todd
was
unavailable
for
comment
at
press
time