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If it‘s a good day, try the Eurasian walkâ€"about, an â€" exploration of â€" the Eurasian region at Metro Toronto Zoo, a zoogeogrâ€" aphic area that includes all of Europe, North Africa, and Asia north of the Himalayas. Start with the Eurasian pavilion, one of the smaller pavilions at the Zoo, but certainly one of the most charming. The delicate aromas of limes, AChinese loquats, fruiting figs and jasmine vines fill the air. â€" Within the pavilion, a pair of nocturnal hedgeâ€" hogs live in a specially lighted enclosure so they will be active while visitors are present. There‘s also the snakelike scheltopusik, a â€" virtually legless lizard; the delicate fennec fox _ with _ its surprisingly large â€" ears; cormorants, used to catch fish in Japan; and a fine pair of barn owls. In the outside walkâ€"about you _ will see â€" several ‘‘exotic‘‘ animals that are actually domesticated in their home range. The shaggy yak and both kinds of camels are all domestic animals now. The oneâ€" COMING UP. TAPESTRY in traditional and modern designed tapestries . . . with or without worked centres. Available in sets. Watch this space for future announcements of auctions Our Sidewalk Sale was a great success, but we still have a tew "lemons" which may be just your cup of tea. WESTMOUNT WEAVERY Unpicked and Overripe Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30; Thursday & Friday to 9 e Special Orders e SCRIBE BOOKSTORE Rummelhart Auction Sales Co. 744â€"9679 578â€"0060 Westmount Place Shopping Centre, Waterioo â€" 576â€"5470 CHAIR SEAT COVERS BOOKS / PRICE AND LESS acial Orders e School, office, social stationery Westmount Place â€" 576â€"7290 Market Square, Kitchener â€" 576â€"8270 See our selection soon. KEN GARVEY Licensed Auctioneer Other animals in the outdoor enclosures include the tiny muntjac,~ an 18" deer with fangs; the rare scimitarâ€"horned oryx â€" don‘t miss the baby oryx born here this spring; the Siberian tiger, largest of the cats; the Chinese leopard; the wisent, related to Canada‘s bison and once virtually extinct, and troops of Barbery Apes and Japanese macaques. Near the mouflon exhibit, you may â€" enter a _ special ‘‘walkâ€"through""‘ area and mingle with Siberian roe deer, â€" European _ crane, white storks and flamingo. During the summer, the Zoo is open from 10;:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and until 8:00 p.in. on weekdays and holidays. There is ample parking. The Zoo can also be reached by TTC buses: vonnections __ from the Warden subway all week and the Rouge Hill GO stationweekends. Regional news and views L.ong dCoomg Although domesticated, the camel never loses his independent Sle tot© Lettondl @reu & CugleCorpsChampronship SEAGRAM S THE K.W. DRUM CORPS ASSOCIATION in conjunction with the C.D.CA. present ‘A RDILLLA UIATECDI AR | o LE W B 1 U ‘_J‘f_fx ul /LJ Q‘ A A J L m ~p, a, ,_\s'..‘j\,, ‘ TW Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday..August 25, 1976 â€" Page 19 spirit. These are Bactrian camels at Metro Toronto Zoo.