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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
MAY
30
1966
V7
Housing
Promise
of
somewhere
between
300
and
400
housing
unit
loans
from
CMHC
this
building
season
is
a
big
hurdle
passed
There
remains
resolution
of
the
ques
question
¬
tion
as
to
whether
this
additional
boost
will
subtract
from
loans
which
might
be
V
A
T
1
required
during
the
winter
season
Was
it
just
a
shunting
ahead
of
priority
or
was
it
an
amount
which
will
be
added
to
an
overall
total
If
the
former
is
true
it
may
be
a
long
cold
winter
for
some
people
Sound
Move
A
lumberman
has
proposed
to
the
NILA
convention
that
his
industry
begin
to
tie
its
homework
now
in
pre
preparation
¬
paration
for
1967
contract
negotiations
with
the
IWA
Not
a
moment
too
soon
In
British
Columbia
its
beginning
to
appear
that
continuing
negotiations
are
the
only
answer
But
only
if
there
is
genuine
com
communication
¬
munication
between
labor
and
manage
management
¬
ment
on
changing
needs
costs
benefits
and
wage
demands
No
one
can
deny
there
is
something
wrong
when
an
illegal
and
appaiently
unrecognized
picket
has
the
power
to
shut
down
a
major
construction
job
such
as
happened
last
week
at
North
wood
Pulp
When
the
unions
cant
even
com
communicate
¬
municate
between
themselves
when
oven
they
dont
know
whats
going
on
how
can
it
be
reasonably
expected
that
there
will
be
understanding
between
unions
and
management
Its
not
enough
for
each
side
to
plan
its
own
strategy
Before
the
battle
lines
are
drawn
more
effort
must
be
made
to
reach
peaceful
settlement
to
find
out
what
is
going
on
The
whole
field
of
labor
lelations
needs
new
incentives
perhaps
born
of
sociological
and
psychological
surveys
rather
than
purely
economic
opinion
The
area
is
wide
open
for
new
ideas
SEPARATED
Girl
Went
Wild
Dear
Doris
I
am
17
My
parents
sep
separated
¬
arated
a
year
ago
and
I
had
many
questions
about
grow
growing
¬
ing
up
but
couldnt
turn
to
my
mother
I
became
very
wild
got
a
bad
reputation
and
caused
my
mother
worry
When
our
fighting
be
became
¬
came
so
bad
that
we
could
not
live
with
each
other
she
sent
me
to
live
with
my
sister
Meanwhile
she
had
me
go
to
a
family
counsellor
al
although
¬
though
I
thought
this
was
a
silly
Idea
The
counsellor
was
very
understanding
and
didnt
force
me
to
tell
her
anything
but
I
wanted
to
and
did
tell
her
everything
She
pointed
out
the
reasons
for
my
actions
and
I
felt
less
guilty
Later
my
mother
joined
in
our
discussions
and
for
the
first
time
I
realized
how
hurt
she
had
been
by
her
unhappy
marrage
and
the
effect
It
had
on
us
Through
the
counsellor
we
have
brok
broken
¬
en
the
barrier
between
us
and
I
confide
In
her
com
completely
¬
pletely
Theres
nothing
I
can
do
to
change
my
past
and
my
reputation
but
now
Ive
got
my
mother
to
help
me
face
up
to
It
and
I
wouldnt
change
this
wonderful
relationship
for
anything
In
the
world
Please
print
this
letter
because
there
are
so
many
teen
agers
and
parents
in
Doris
Clark
similar
confused
positions
and
my
experience
proves
the
miracle
that
a
family
counsellor
can
perform
Reformed
Dear
Reformed
A
miracle
Indeed
And
one
that
is
happening
every
DAILY
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1
Spar
5
Seizes
9
Stop
watch
for
ono
10
Elliptical
12
Cupboard
13
Bishops
headdress
14
Card
game
15
Walk
16
Island
group
between
US
and
So
Am
abbr
17
Bone
18
Phrase
20
Chess
I
pieces
21
American
Indian
23
Schoolboys
ammo
24
Appendago
25
Like
mined
matter
20
Domestic
28
Mountain
nymphs
31
Possess
32
Bridge
33
Conversa
Conversational
¬
tional
sound
34
Exclama
Exclamation
¬
tion
of
surprise
35
Cultivate
land
36
Keel
billed
cuckoo
37
Cordage
fiber
39
So
Am
ungulate
41
Excite
42
Insert
43
Peepers
44
Belonging
to
the
author
of
The
Raven
DOWN
1
Acacia
for
example
21
Pulpit
3
Persian
weight
4
Strive
5
Rover
6
Greedy
7
Club
8
Drunk
slang
9
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11
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to
Ireland
15
Player
for
pay
12
v
1
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18
City
political
division
19
Electri
Electrical
¬
cal
unit
20
Bud
Buddhas
¬
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mother
22
Con
ceited
23
English
architect
25
Money
of
account
26
Elk
27
For
a
short
time
28
Poetic
verb
29
Disclaims
30
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item
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35
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end
of
church
38
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39
Tilt
40
Tropical
bird
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DAILY
CRYPTOQUOTE
Heres
how
to
work
It
AXYDLBAAXR
Is
LONGFELLOW
One
letter
simply
stands
for
another
In
this
sample
A
Is
used
for
the
three
Ls
X
for
the
two
Os
etc
Single
letters
apos
trophles
the
length
and
formation
of
the
words
are
all
hints
Each
day
the
code
letters
are
different
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Cryptogram
Quotation
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Yesterdays
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TO
LIVE
LONG
IT
IS
NECES
SARY
TO
LIVE
SLOWLY
CICERO
day
Thank
you
for
taking
the
trouble
to
write
it
down
for
us
Confidential
to
Confused
Toronto
It
Is
completely
out
of
the
question
that
a
mother
who
has
adopted
a
daughter
when
she
was
little
would
consid
consider
¬
er
disowning
her
at
18
If
this
threat
Is
hanging
over
your
adopted
daughters
head
remove
it
The
very
idea
could
mike
her
panicky
enough
to
bring
on
bad
be
behavior
¬
havior
When
you
return
to
your
homo
city
seek
personal
counselling
as
to
how
to
handle
your
daughters
dif
difficulty
¬
ficulty
from
the
child
care
agency
there
And
If
you
should
write
to
me
again
Identify
yourself
Dear
Doris
This
is
In
answer
to
Mrs
S
Also
Short
She
shows
great
wisdom
in
determin
determining
¬
ing
a
person
by
character
good
deeds
and
being
able
to
rise
above
handicaps
that
make
men
or
women
Also
Mrs
S
Dear
Also
Right
Yet
this
Is
the
sort
of
idea
that
sounds
simply
corny
to
the
youngand
unin
uninitiated
¬
itiated
To
Fatty
and
Skinny
You
asked
for
Informa
Information
¬
tion
but
gave
no
name
ad
address
¬
dress
or
stamped
envelope
Write
In
again
enclosing
20
My
experience
proves
the
miracle
that
family
coun
counselling
¬
selling
can
per
perform
¬
form
cents
and
a
five
-cent-stamped
envelope
and
re
request
¬
quest
the
two
leaflets
Be
Figure
Perfect
and
Chart
for
Curves
Dear
Doris
I
was
asked
to
go
to
a
show
with
my
girl
friend
by
my
girl
friends
mother
When
we
entered
the
lobby
1
offered
to
buy
my
own
ticket
and
my
girl
friends
mother
readily
accepted
I
had
really
expected
since
she
had
invited
me
that
she
would
buy
my
tick
ticket
¬
et
Should
I
have
offered
to
buy
my
own
Should
she
have
accepted
my
offer
What
is
the
proper
pro
procedure
¬
cedure
when
one
is
invited
to
something
for
which
there
is
a
charge
Wondering
Dear
Wondering
Might
have
been
different
if
your
girl
friend
had
made
the
date
with
you
and
you
both
understood
that
it
was
Dutch
treat
This
time
the
lady
inviting
you
should
have
expected
to
pay
and
probably
did
But
when
you
ofiered
it
occurred
to
her
that
to
refuse
your
money
might
embarrass
you
more
than
to
accept
it
as
a
matter
of
course
BUCHWALD
Art
Looks
At
The
Ail
Round
Pooch
The
Northwest
Settlement
House
of
Washington
held
its
annual
pet
show
at
Hick
Hickory
¬
ory
Hill
the
home
of
Sena
Senator
¬
tor
and
Mrs
Robert
F
Ken
Kennedy
¬
nedy
last
Saturday
and
it
was
a
huge
success
One
of
the
reasons
it
was
a
success
was
that
the
offi
officials
¬
cials
of
the
pet
show
had
insisted
that
Brumus
Bobby
Kennedys
favorite
pet
a
300
pound
black
Newfound
Newfoundland
¬
land
dog
be
placed
in
a
cage
Last
year
Brumus
whose
name
in
Newfoundland
means
a
prolonged
meal
eaten
around
two
am
was
let
loose
to
wander
around
the
show
Not
only
did
he
cause
chaos
among
the
pet
owners
and
their
pets
but
he
also
wandered
among
the
guests
picnicking
on
the
Ken
Kennedy
¬
nedy
lawn
using
them
as
he
would
a
fire
hydrant
This
of
course
gave
tho
pet
show
a
bad
name
When
friends
of
the
Ken
Kennedys
¬
nedys
heard
that
Brumus
had
been
caged
there
was
Joy
throughout
the
show
It
was
the
first
time
that
Bru
Brumus
¬
mus
had
ever
been
locked
up
and
it
was
the
first
time
guests
of
the
Kennedys
ever
felt
safe
at
Hickory
Hill
Brumus
is
a
legend
in
his
own
time
He
is
a
large
friendly
looking
furry
ani
animal
¬
mal
with
sad
eyes
and
droop
drooping
¬
ing
ears
who
sits
around
on
the
back
porch
of
Hickory
Hill
wondering
whether
hell
bite
a
dog
or
a
child
next
In
fairness
to
Brumus
he
plays
no
favorites
and
hed
Just
as
soon
nip
a
Kennedy
child
as
a
stranger
He
has
been
known
to
attack
mall
men
police
diplomats
and
even
priests
no
necessarily
in
that
order
Someone
once
said
Brumus
is
much
mis
misunderstood
¬
understood
Underneath
all
that
growling
ana
barking
lies
a
mouth
of
real
teeth
Brumus
can
really
play
on
peoples
emotions
Mrs
Jackie
Kennedy
who
rarely
loses
her
temper
once
got
so
mad
at
Brumus
she
hit
him
in
the
nose
with
her
pocketbook
Everyone
has
his
favorite
Brumus
story
Once
Brumus
was
lost
for
several
hours
and
Bobby
Kennedy
was
very
worried
about
him
A
friend
tried
to
comfort
him
by
say
saying
¬
ing
Dont
worry
Bobby
Brumus
will
be
okay
Hes
probably
hiding
out
in
Ar
Argentina
¬
gentina
with
Martin
Bor
man
If
youre
invited
to
dine
at
Hickory
Hill
you
must
be
willing
to
share
your
meal
with
Brumus
And
he
doesnt
want
you
to
give
him
any
food
He
insists
on
grab
grabbing
¬
bing
it
off
your
plate
Brumus
once
played
a
small
part
in
American
his
history
¬
tory
The
head
of
a
Southern
university
Attorney
Gen
General
¬
eral
Nicholas
Katzenbach
and
Bobby
Kennedy
were
trying
to
work
out
dese
desegregation
¬
gregation
plans
for
Alabama
at
the
Kennedy
house
over
breakfast
But
every
time
a
plate
of
bacon
and
eggs
was
set
down
in
front
of
tho
uni
university
¬
versity
president
Brumus
went
over
and
ate
it
After
this
happened
three
times
the
university
president
was
so
flustered
he
agreed
to
everything
Mr
Kennedy
and
Mr
Katzenbach
proposed
These
are
only
a
few
rea
L
krf
sons
why
everyone
was
happy
to
see
Brumus
placed
in
a
cage
at
this
years
pet
show
To
placate
him
the
Judges
gave
Bobby
a
blue
ribbon
for
the
Best
dog
In
Show
Belonging
to
a
United
States
Senator
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nil
Wake
me
when
its
all
over
A
census
taker
from
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
will
visit
your
home
soon
to
ask
you
these
five
simple
ques
questions
¬
tions
as
part
of
the
1966
Census
of
Canada
The
census
starts
June
1st
Your
answers
when
related
to
the
answers
from
millions
of
other
Canadians
will
provide
basic
facts
on
Canadas
growth
and
development
as
a
nation
These
facts
arc
essen
essential
¬
tial
to
business
and
industry
and
to
governments
at
all
levels
Census
66
JUST
5
SIMPLE
QUESTIONS
j
1
Name
of
person
t
2
Relationship
to
head
of
household
3
Male
or
female
n
4
Age
at
last
birthday
5
Single
married
widowed
or
divorced
Householders
will
also
be
asked
whether
the
home
is
owned
or
rented
Farmers
are
asked
additional
questions
which
for
their
convenience
will
be
mailed
to
them
in
advance
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
Walter
E
Duffett
Hon
Robert
H
Winters
Dominion
Statistician
VB10664
Minister
of
Trade
Commerce
Reliable
facts
about
Canadas
people
are
needed
for
the
planning
of
future
schools
highways
hospitals
and
other
public
services
and
for
marketing
and
research
The
information
you
give
the
census
taker
is
completely
confidential
This
is
assured
by
Federal
law
the
Statistics
Act
And
if
youve
any
doubts
that
he
is
an
oflicial
census
taker
dont
hesitate
to
ask
for
his
credentials
He
counted
for
Canada