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Feb. 25 MEALTIMES CAN MEAN MONKEY BUSINESS: Any child whose family lives at a zoo is certain to get involved in some kind of monkey business at some time or another. And since Judy, a two year old chimpanzee from Southam Farm Zoo in Warwickshire, moved in with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Claws - their 6 month old grand-daughter Tracey-Jane has found that life is full of monkey business. For Judy has developed a definite interest in bottle-feeding and makes an excellent nanny for young Tracey-Jane. 4. After mixing the food Judy tries it. just to make sure its perfect for Tracey-Jane

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