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e • ; 1 r a "Collection of fivin animals Pse1�11 at them.
zoo
Evfr th usually for p But WOUN!,'!an 2. at a p.m- The
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according to "e &. Nature Of Things examines the
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Free-lancersl� a with chaa i role a have animal dation and modern bilitim Of and tune bo r
Canvast
zO ma zona m a aoenota C � nagement, a zoo is much special Memories from >rden.
an e e for ,m more than exotic, beautiful Traditionally zoos were de -
chance money things from all over the world signed neither for people nor
that have no relation to the animals ,
We speClallZe In. ; First, let me tell you that reaus usually are interested, people more about their sq►ara-
• Tarpaulins each of these Photographs Are these just simply family in the snow, we have hon from nature than about an
• Canvas or Aluminum Awnings was taken in Norway' beautiful pictures? a different situation. The animal and its natural habitat.
y' �+ Study them for a while. They are that, but there People are stopped for a But just as man has realized that
Residential - Commercial After seeingthe he has all but
' , - people hav- are other guidelines to keep moment while an electric much of
•Patio Covers and Marquees ing fun in the snow, the in mind if you are interested train passes in the back- the world's wilderness and its
• Tarpaulins - Canvas or vinyl Coated scenery of the mountains in getting into this area of ground. In this case, the wildlife, realizing that the
and water, don't you wish Photography for either post people add interest to the Z0O may be the last refuge for
New and Repaired 4• You could be there for just cards or for these handout- Picture, appealing not only wildlife.
s Y pert, but to According to William Conway,
Free Estimates one day? type Pictures. to the Tamil as
If the thought crossed Let's take the ictureq the skier as well. The cap- director of the Bronx Zoo, "It's
Pic. people first. These important that there be
Fergus AWriiri Your mind, then these ic- with tion or text that accompa- areas
Fel j� tures have done their job. perhaps the more interest- hied this picture emphasized � Places where e � can see
Awning
iii . You see, these photographs ing since they show people the trains which are and understand the dignity of
420 St. Andrews St., West, Fergus were taken just for that pur- having fun in Norway. Here animals — and where mere are
Pose. They are what we in the idea is to show not only equipped with racks for sensitive people to care for thein
519) 843-1445 _ 843-3517the newspaper or magazine the
I g people but the surround- the skiers. —for the world is, losing 15
field call "handouts." ing area as well. The last photograph falls million acres of wilderness every
The photographs are fur_ The hiking picture should into the category of a year.
r Wished, free of charge, to attract those who like the
straight scenic picture. Here NOVA travels across the
publications expressly to outdoors. We see a family P United States to e
P p y the em basis is on the beau- examine e
arouse an interest in what a enjoying a leisurely walk tY of the country. variety of activities of concern to
zoos today: breeding, public
Vit. P a u ' has to off country or city across the countryside. We Again using the framing
has to offer. see mountains in the back- technique, the photographer education, creative new animal
S Church Most of these ict habitats Pictures are aurid and w , and the reintroductim
taken b � stet in the ..has "framed his subjects, of aninals to their ria
y professional photo- foreground. An attractive the fiords of Norway, with
(ANGLICAN) era, but some are hotgraph. The one thing, "branches. These help fill in
tural on -
graph P vironmegt.
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taken by weekend photogra- however, that distracts me the `'blank" areas of the One of North America's pro-
WtNGHAM �t Phers such as many of you. is the lack of space to the picture -while adding inter- gressive zoos is the San Diego
`" ' t ! In tact, this � is one way to right side of the photo. Since est. Note too the bloomingZoo and its Wild Animal pari[, an
moi` 1800 -acre wildlife preserve which
.. , use Your camera to make the direction of travel is buds on the limbs,. which
John Street at Centre Street . t. �a extra money for that new obviously to the right side of also add interest, is home to over 3,000 animals of
The Rector: The Rev. John T.M. Swan, L. Th. M` piece of equipment or lens the picture, there should 225 species. The work of San
or to purchase more film for have been more ace there Most publications cannot Diego Zoo's Research Director
* Christmas Eve * "� space handle color because of -the Dr. Kurt Benirschke, with
3:00 p.m.—The First Evensong of Christmas, Procession,. more pictures• for the people to "move"
Who buys these pictures? into. As it is, .the seem Mechanical Process and ex- animal genetics and pathology
The Blessing of the Crib, Children's Service at the Crib, and "`` Y pense involved. Perhaps 95 has aided in understanding t .
,i Who
related to tour- about to collide with the
Carols. -� - „r ism such as chambers of edge of the picture. Percent of all pictures used management and breeding of
11:15 p.m. aMidnight) Procession, Solemn Eucharist and commerce and travel bu- In the photograph in publications are black- wildlife. His research has been of
Carols, broadcast over CK NX Radio '` P graph of the and -white since they are so great importance to zoos at-
Carols,
Day * ) easily reproduced at very tempting to carry out their own
10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist'w`little expense. captive -breeding program.
i
If you ,are considering
Zoos are also confronting the
* The Sunday after Christmas, Dec 30th * g issue of conservation by rede-
d► ♦ selling your pictures to pub- fining their roles as educators:
8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist \ - � lieations, you are making a
i 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School raft g the ultimate goal is to convince
grave mistake if ou
direct
11:00 a.m.—Mattins and Carols '" J � t , ' ` y people that the remaining wild -
Now Year's Day - I have a friend who enjoys nippy ,early mornings! graphsYour iforts only. It isltrucoor ehthat be
life and their habitat must
making the old-fashioned crochet The square consists of three most publications pay more Preserved. At Seattle's Woodland
10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist —`'~ grannyrounds of crochet and you can if for color pictures, but they ark Zoological Gardens,
PROFITABLE PICTURES --These scenes of Norway are s squares and I am con- Director David Iir�ocks has
— A Blessed aril Joyous Christmas -tide To All al I ublici Y stantly amazed at the number of You wish se a different color for, also buy fewer color ic-
P publicity pictures—taken expresslyto arouse Interest In thigs she fashions these squares each round, so you can see how times and the competition is launches a complete reboil
what the country has to offer. It' is one way a weekend into. quickly one is able to use u all project to set up a habitat rebuilding
can take pictures for profit. much stiffer.
P One readily thinks of an afghan p propriate for each animal. The
the oddments of wool. In fact There is a market for Arizona -Sonora Desert Museum,
when we talk about the grannX "Happy" has a coat of many re
The. Salvation Army square, and these can be made at 7e`tltdl �" ' - "` - .-.•P cti�ally any tyle _� pho- 10 -acre outdoor zoo and: _
a
Mount For ease, stored in a box until you If you use your. imagination I is they, and pictm�es such cal 8a . .
t as these, are "timeless, - . ed the existing ecology
�.� Mount Forest have the required number, which am sure you will be able to that is they cannot be dated of the s
=� can amount very fashion � surrounding area.
Pentecostal Church ry quickly, then your own ideas out of and can be sold and perhaps Clearly, the day of the "post -
Invites you to worship with us each Sunday _ assembled into an afghan of granny squares, by sig a resold years from now. age stamp" zoo, a one -kind
FERGUS STREET whatever size you wish. crochet hook suitable for the yarn collection has
Services being held at: you have on hand. But if you aren't interest Pam• Tomor-
SENIOR CITIZENS' HALL pastor Rev. Bruce M. Schwind[ But I have also seen them I have the crochet granny ed in trying this t row's zoos have set for them -
fashioned into waistcoats, squares mimeo ra hed d h YP� °f selves the ambitious goal of re.
Egremont Street 'a k t
All Are Welcome
A warm and friendly welcome awaits you.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
170 Wellington St. E.; Pastor: Gary D. Stopps
9:45 o.m.—Family Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Atts - Exciting Life!
Part 10 - Our Prince and Savior
7:30 p.m.—Death ... Then What?
The Christmas Funeral
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Monday, December 31, 8:30 p.m.
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
Call for Further Information
A FRIENDLY EVANGELICAL CHURCH
;." MOUNT FOREST UNITED CHURCH
a REV. M. ALLAN MCDOWELL
} MINISTER
' Choir Director - Mrs. W. Brown
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NEW YEAR'S SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30
9:30 a.m.—Senior Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Meditation: Wrinkled Wrappings
11:00 a.m.—Junior Sunday School
Service televised at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
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Everyone Welcome
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH
211 Birmingham Street Wes+
Telephone: 323-2121
Rev. A. M. Ballantyne, Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1979
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Services
7:00 p. m.— ReconciIiotion
A Blessed Christmas To Everyone
Faith Baptist Is affiliated with the Fellowship pf
Evangelical Baptist Churches In Conant.
p. . ventng ally - The Strong Man Bound'
TUESDAY WATCH -NIGHT GATHERING 9:30
c e s, pillows, tea cozys, knit-
ting bags and a whole host of
g P an also
knitted granny squares which
P otography for profit, it is
worth a second look if only
creating the vanishing wilder -
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30
other ideas. Of rnurse, as they
can be used in the many ways
to learn technique and good
g
ness and p'm8 a lost -
dice. Their success
10:00 o.m.—Sunday School - A Growing Going Sunday School
are.square, your tea cozy will be
square
that I have described and can
also be knit from one
composition.
will affect the
future of both man and beast.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship -The Wh of Pentecost
and it's just a matter of
color or
from three.
NURSERY FACILITIES
meaning to make her a coat for
the coming winter, but she is
7.30 m —E R y
assembling the required number
not
the Avera a do aha
g g pe and not
an interests rib t
ng type pattern.
The crew neckline allows for a
DAILY
p. . ventng ally - The Strong Man Bound'
TUESDAY WATCH -NIGHT GATHERING 9:30
for the back and front and using
For the directions of either the
P.M.
Candle -light fellowship,
two or three at each side as gus-
crochet or knit granny squares,
'please send
Featuring — Special Activities
sets if required.
50 cents for each
along with a stamped self ad -
Holy Communion and Prayer
Would you believe that she
dressed return envelope.
Refreshments for All
fashioned a doggy -coat for my
0-0.0
little dachshund? I had been
This week's pattern is a good
NURSERY FACILITIES
meaning to make her a coat for
the coming winter, but she is
looking man's sweater crocheted
in
Visito -s Welcome - Friends Invited - Members Expected
not
the Avera a do aha
g g pe and not
an interests rib t
ng type pattern.
The crew neckline allows for a
DAILY
yet fully grown. By making the
shirt or softer sweat -shirt to be
WATCH �' �:__'' CHRISTIAN
TELEVISION
granny square with knitting
worsted weight of wool, three
worn underneath.
joined will fit nicely across her
Crocheted from a knitting
worsted weight of yarn, the sizes
back while four rows will give the
length. Two squares joined to the
giver on the instruction sheet are
back part at the side give her
for 38-40-42-44 chest sizes.
To order Pattern No. 0271, send
protection across her chest, and
75 cents together with a stamped
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
another two across her tummy
fasten with two buttons. The neck
self addressed return envelope
to: Louisa Rush "CRAFT
Rev. E. Lloyd Clifton, Phm. B., Minister
opening was wo
off with
or three rows lofscrochet.
TALK", rossroads, Box
COnt.,
I mhed
ust
say "Happy" is very proud of her
Wi gham NOG 2WO. Plea e
enclose an extra 25 cents if you do
SUNDAY DECEMB
new coat and appreciates it in the
not have an envelope or stamp.
ER 30
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11:10 a.m.—Public Worship
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Morning Service broadcast on Country Cable Channel 9
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You ore always welcome at the Church
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The Church of St. Paul
The Rev. Kenneth J. Cardwell, B.A., B.Th.
Friday, December 28
10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion at Harriston
t/ -:'WN AY, DECEMBER 30
IRISTMAS 1
8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:150.m.—Christmos Lessons,
Carols 8 Sunday School
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Tuesday, January 1
New Year's Day
10:00 a.m.--Holy Communion
(No Midweek Service)
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It would make the few dollars 1
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