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of Toronto firm which buys and installs automated boiler plants but admits his passion is for his current job as chairman of world community services for the 57 Rotary clubs that make up District 707 in central 0n tario Mr Davis 57 is the represen tative for Rotary Inter nationalmore than 16000 clubswhich has joined forces with the Canadian In ternational Development Agen cy CIDA to help the Third World lot of people think we shouldnt be spending money in these countries Mr Davis said in an interview But dont believe in that My philosophy is that we should be sharing our affluence with those countries which have been exploited for hundreds of years HELP FOR CARIBBEAN His Ontario group also is twinned with 46 Rotary clubs in the Caribbean where they have been organizing selfhelp proj ects for islanders in culture fishing health and ucation Mr Davis recently led an ap peal to have each of his 57 On tario clubs donate Holstein breeder for shipment to Haiti to help the industry there So far he has received promise of 23 cows from the clubs and five from individual farmers Two years ago the govern ment of Grenada where Mr Davis has small business Granada Citrus Products 1974 Ltd passed law banning im ports of fruits and vegetables that could be grown on the island Mr Davis with funds from CIDA and the United Church of Canada started selfhelp market garden experiment on 10 acres In the first year of eration the islanders so $1175 worth of cocoa bananas and tomatoes which are under the import ban PROVIDES WASHING UNITS In St Lucia the Guelph Rotary Clubpart of Mr Daviss districtis financing the building of Bilharsea units which are concrete buildings with laundry tubs and showers St Lucia needs 32 of the units which cost $2500 each Over 000 animals in 200 More than 1000 wild animals in nearnatural environments may be seen by visitors to the San Diego Zoos 180acre Wild Animal Park in the San Pas qual Calley The park which opened in 1972 is about 30 miles northeast of downtown San Diego alon Highway 78 but still within citys limits Visitors enter through towering cablesuspension freeflight aviary one of the worlds largest where more than 200 exotic birds may be seen at close range in lush African setting of flowers ponds and bridges fivemile 50 minute safari is conducted through the preserve aboard the Wgasa Bush Line an electric monorail train from the Parks Nairobi Village The tour includes five major exhibit areas East South and North Africa Asian Plains and Asian Swamps An experienced guide points out the animals as the train moves along and frequent stops are made for better viewing and picture taking Visitors may also lead their own safari into East Africa on the Kilimanjaro Hiking Trail The 125mile route features rest stops picnic sites and camera vantage points as well as free loan cameras for those who may have forgotten their equipment at home On both the trail and safari train visitors pass by large pride of 26 African lions loung ing in the canyon enclosure and get good View of Asian and African elephants each in their own large compounds The major animal enclosures averaging 100 acres or more in size enable the animals to live much as they would in their homelands The animals are separated by carefully con cealed moats only to the extent necessary for their protection In East Africa visitors also can see the East African eland worlds largest an telope along with the popular black secretary irds Photographers will find par ticularly good views along the hiking trail from Pumzika Point 150 ft wooden plat form stretching far into antelope and giraffe territory and Kilima Point grassy knoll serving as shaded rest area Gazelle and addax native to arid regions add interest to the monorail tour through North Africa Rare species of deer and 2X0pound Asiatic water buffalo can be seen in the Asian Swamps South Africa is home for the largest herd of white rhinoceros in the Western Hemisphere Zebras and varied species of colorful antelope also are among the in habitants Smaller birds mammals and reptiles can be seen in their own enclosures in the parks l7acre Nairobi Village In cluded are pelicans Galapagos tortoises ringtailed lemurs green iguanaKomododra ons and flamingos Gorillas ave their own big grassy enclosure along the western boundary of the village Thatchedroofed buildings in the Nairobi Village are based on sketches by Zoo designer Charles Faust of authentic tumofthecentury African arv chitecture Included are the En try Rondavel the Thorn Tree Terrace cafeteria the Mom basa Cooker snack bar and terrace and an animal care center The Congo River Fishing Village patterned after typical fishing camp was created from native materials and built over waterfall which surges 10000 gallons of water per minute into lagoon below In Africa this type of structure is used as living Iatform for Congo River fami ies as well as to support fish traps which are lowered into the water on cascadeslopes major objective of the San Diego Wild Animal Park is to provide an Opportunity for en dangered and nearextinct species of animals to survive and reproduce Singeractor Bing pictured with his wife CROSBY FAMILY Crosby is Kathy left and their three The Barrie Examiner Friday November 26 I9763A children in scene from their NEW MOVIE Appearing in scene from the film Jacob TwoTwo Meets the Hooded Fang eightyearold Montrealer Stephen Rosenberg playing Jacob meets up with characters Mistress Fowl portrayed by Joy Coghill left and Master Fish featuring 31 Lecuyer The movie be on novel by Canadian author Mordecai Richler is set for release early next year CP Photo IN SPECIA Grove and Duckom 72657 Christmas special called Bing Crosbys White Christ mas Special The show was taped earlier this year and will be seen on CBS on Dec The children are from top left Nathaniel Harry Lillis Jr and Mary Frances AP Photo Try the IColonels PRICES Kentuckll MW ALANAIXAN COMPANY Colonel Sanders and his boys make it 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