…Editor with your comments. We cannot be over informed and that is the purpose of our Newsletter. With your help our next years Newsletters can easily average 28 to 32…
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…next Newsletter. POST MEETING NEWS: J im Soutter, Rye, N. Y. honed LIOC the evening of May 23 to report he had driven knowledge. “The veterinarian who is worthwhile will…
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…membership, devoted t o the welfare o f ocelots and other exot ic fel ines. Repro- duction o f the material i n t h i s Newsletter may not…
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…l t h y c a t he i s today. LONG ISLAND OCELOT CLUB N E W S L E T T E R Published Bi-Monthly by Long Island…
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…you mas te red this difficulty very well. ” — Joy Adamson, Maru National P a r k , P. 0. Maua via Meru, Kenya, Africa. THE HYBRID JUNGLE CAT…
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…even have a copy of that epoch making newsreel. The cartoons I drew which appeared in the January Newsletter a r e the realizations of my nightmares. –ie interesting thing…
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…send a Michigan report this Newsletter. But the news she sends, while heartbreaking, is , in itself her report: “I’m afraid I have bad news for you and all club…
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…(March) Newsletter. MICHIGAN NEWS By Sherri Brown, Correspondent L, (Mrs. Sherri Brown, 661 Six Mile Road NW, Comstock Park, Michigan, tours schools with her ocelot, Sheba- Cleopatra and answers the…
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…t o l a t e schedule of the Newsletter. Possible solut ions suggested a re a s follows: a – Quar te r ly Newsletter with renewals mailed d…
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…felines. Membership will bring you: 1. copies per year of the bi-monthly LONG ISLAND OCELOT CLUB NEWSLETTER. This contains news of club activities; information relating to care? training* handling and…
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