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TORONTO (CP) — Most ant- mals inspected by humane so- ciety officials during this year’s seal hunt in the Gulf of St. Lawrence were incapable of feeling pain before being skinned, but at least 59 did suf- fer pain before death, says a report issued here.

The report recommends some

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other method of killing seals than clubbing or shooting but makes no recommendations.

says the majority of several hundred seals

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damage to their skulls frdém clubbing or shooting, and the authors could not tell if the ani- mals had been rendered uncon- scious before being skinned. The report. recommends a conference to consider amended | regulations to be put into effect before the 1967 seal hunt. | The officials included Jacques Vallee, Montreal, executive sec- | retary of the Canadian Society | for the Prevention of Cruelty to’

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Issued after its five authors} spent three days inspecting seal ins deg hunting in the Gulf, the report |@live,

examined had, been knocked unconscious. and |S!ashed by a knife to a v were incapable of feeling pain. |

But others had not suffered

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| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. March 16, 1966. 8

B | d E 1 S ~~ \doned by the mother bird,

Animals; Dr. Forbes MacLeod of the Saint John. N.B.. SPCA: Dr.-Norman Scollard, curator of, the-Riverdale~Zoo;-Toronto:-Dr.— D. Pimlott, Canadian Audubon

_Jeaving the fledglings to starve. The bald eagle is the United

Society, Toronto, and Tom S H States’ national bird, but the Hughes, general manager of the een CAFIMEG iarcest colony | numbers | only ntario Humane iety. ‘ ee ‘ e | 250, : : The report ‘says 59 pe ex- B Pp II wi lone of Thain'’s favorite obser- amined Wednesday appeared to y o ution vale areas. Bateley coo have suffered unnecessary pain. : jancouver — Island, as 70 “We found that of these, nine VANCOUVER (CP) — David "ests. He thinks there are had been, struck a blow in the Hancock, 27, has: chased eagles ne bg * Bae Colum- ‘ la an e ukon.

Thain has been studying the

loss of blood to a vary- but he: still doesn’t know where bald eagle for three years,

ree, these animals were they go when they migrate. ’ ! tnre fully conscious and in However he thinks he can With partial sponsorship by the answer an important question Canadian Audubon Society, for

—the reason for the dwindling 4 Master's degree in zoology. His wife Lyn accompanies him

in observation flights along the British Columbia coast. '

There have been reports of in hurldreds

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pain. “The remaining 50. had been, arying | bald eagle population in. the degree in the region of the | United States. throat and chest, resulting in se-| It's a direct result of ‘pollu- rious wounds and severe bleed tion of the Great Lakes, says ; ing. ve the bearded University of Brit-/¢@%les migrating The report said tests with a ish Columbia student. along. stunning pistol shows this was The giant birds are scaven- 54YS. but he-.,has_~never effective in rendering the ani- gers, living on fish’ carcasses served les ore ae mals unconscious or kill- | and other animals - washed |-GAME CAME FROM EAST , ing them but was impractical in |ashore, says Thain. Conse- The game of polo originated the weather encountered during | quently, they now consume jn Iran. the hunt. large: quantities of poisonous - Until a better method can be jchemicals. developed ‘‘a club of proper de-| Men are the bald. eagle's Wages in manufacturing in sign, properly used, is the best direct enemies as. well,. when'Canada went up an average of and most humane method of armed with a hunting rifle or'$59 yearly between 1953 and

killing young seals.” near the eyries, Thain believes. '1963. : J

The hunt. should continue, however, they said: — ‘ We feel that there are eco | RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

nomical and sociological reasons | §% —- for seal hunting to continue, pro- | [i af. xe

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vided that adequate rg tions can be drafted and enforced to: ensure. that all seals are killed or rendered insensitive to ~pain by a humane method before! skinning.” ‘

unusual class. Ms

His 30 Grade 6 pupils are! | LUTHERS 45 outnumbered in the classroom | | PULPIT at | by 50 animals, birds and fan, a een.

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Mr. Thain began bringing the} | fT BEARS A STRIKING ' world into his classroom five | | RESEMBLANCE TO _ years ago when he_ started MARTIN LUTHER — teaching at Wexford publie : {school here. :

and girls. ;

“{ think there's more to| ACROS® DOWN 21.Ha- —[Einixisiaet tals teaching than just the run-of- 1. Novel -2,.Chair waiian IN) TIN the-mill subjects,” says Thain.| 6. Slopes ~ 2, Regions food., {AINA \And I've always: been inter-| 11. Weird 3. Bay - 22. Smaller ested in science, so...” 12. Largest city. window 24. Exist CIEITIN oe | He has taken his class to_the in Nebraska 4. Vex . Foot- S |movies and to visit fairs and .13.Seed covers 5. Affirmas . stools P! la -scientifie observatory. The | _ ings” tive 26.Yam = IP oe school gives him a free hand 14, English, 6.Pliny or = meas” Final ini ioie in his program. estate Cato ure HDL .-Parents._report... that. they.|_ 15.One kind of 7. Doctors? cao esterday's- have difficulty keeping their mirRere Eroup fee ee children home even on. holl- | 16-Fxclama- 8. Head of. - Spain }days, Some "play healthy” <y7-—rravelers -* faery hele -<Soapbn sere os Twhen they are ill | *27-Travelers ~~ @& Unit of il- “Nome”

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of a deal, which is when .de- clarer has the. least knowledge of the composition of the ad- verse. hands.

| However, despite this, an | agile oer an enerally aims in ithe right direction’ without. com- mitting -himself irretrievably for the rest of the hands. He tries to

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