S TIVE AUDUBON] B UL teh 
The Great Lakes Falconers Association has worked hard in Illinois 
to discourage the public about thoughtless shooting of raptors. Association 
members frequently give talks to gun clubs, church groups, adventure 
ciubs, Rotary Clubs, and Boy Scout troops—but not so much on the sport 
of falconry as on the preservation of the raptors. 
As a falconer and concerned individual, I sincerely hope that the 
combined interest and activities of falconers and conservationists will 
foster increased research as well as public awareness and concern for the 
welfare of the birds of prey. Only through the combined efforts of these 
groups will the public be taught that all birds of prey shouldn’t be dead 
birds of prey. —834N. Hickory Ave., Arlington Heights 60009 
A pe New Concevt... 
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TRINOVID 
BINOCULARS 
Creators of the world-famous Leica 
camera have perfected a new prism 
system that dramatically reduces 
binocular size and weight. It’s the 
first truly significant binocular 
advancement in fifty years. The 
Trinovid 7x35 has an amazing 450- 
foot-wide panoramic viewing field at 
1000 yards. The 8x32 and even the 
10x40 are more compact than con- 
ventional glasses of much lower 
power. And all Trinovid models have 
fast-action central focusing, are her- 
metically sealed, dustproof and 
weatherproof. 
Write to John Rohleder, 1141 Dell Rd., Northbrook 60062, for descriptive folder and special 
|AS-member price list for all types of the new Leitz binoculars. 
