Two chimpanzees found a home with Lucie Ogilvie, wife of Philip Ogilvie, director of the Metro zoo

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Two chimpanzees found a home with Lucie Ogilvie, wife of Philip Ogilvie, director of the Metro zoo

Date2/20/1976

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Goode, Jeff (photographer)

Metropolitan Toronto Zoo (subject)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Two chimpanzees found a home with Lucie Ogilvie; wife of Philip Ogilvie; director of the Metro zoo. Mrs. Ogilvie offers the year-old chimps some tender loving care; as they sit in a baby crib next to her bedroom. The two baby chimps; still in diapers; are under quarantine for 45 days Mrs. Ogilvie intends to teach them a sign language that some c have mastered. After quarantine period; chim not be on exhibit at the zoo for at least six [Incomplete]

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