VOL. 6 No. 4 of the U.B.C. LIBRARY STAFF NEWSLETTER DECEMBER 1969 s€ason:o qtf&M§& mo*,.. L\b%AKY ACTIYITY BOOK TOR. HOUPAY FUN 2 ST WIBBY REPORTS... FBBB it is Christmas again and what a wonderful time to announce two new arrivals on the Planet Earth. MAN GHILB was born to Mr & Mrs Ken MacKenzie, John Duncan arrived Nov. 29th and weighed in at 8 lbs 11 onzs. Donna, John Duncan's proud mother was in the Law Library. Also from over their we hear that Mr & Mrs Tom Fletcher (Brenda) welcomed a son named Ian on December 8th. Brenda was also with For/Agr. for a short while. Congratulations to both couples. SORRY Curric- Lab.I left you off the list of those now on the Automated System. Incidentally you have probably all read by now that a new record was set on Tuesday Nov. 24$hJwhen 17^870 transactions were tabulated on that..day.. DO MAKE an effort to go up to Special Collections to see that most exciting display of the "Bali Alice" folio. Each plate is originally monographed and the folio is personally autographed. Well worth a visit. DONT forget a visit to the new conservatory on the top of Kittle Mountain. We hear first hand that it is fabulous. JULIE LANE and ELVT EIGENDORFF both of Cataloguing won that Football Pool. How about making it more general next year. IN THE LUCKY stiff department Ture Erickson of Sedgewick off to Hawaii and Mary Harwood of Systems celebrating her 21st birthday on the 21st of Dec. - in England. For that let down feeling after Christmas don't forget the WINE AND CHEESE party at the Cecil Green Park January 3rd Saturday. Everyone welcome. Where else could you drink all the wine or soft drinks you want, eat all the cheese you can consume (crackers too) and dance to the music of Leo Aquino's band. for the low price of $2.00. Get your tickets now (pay Jan 5th if you like) but book now so that the Lib. Assts. Assoc, get an idea how many bottles etc td r . order. GOOD LUCK and speedy recovery to Martina who has been sadly missed this month by her fellow Biblos staffers. REMEMBER to bring your goodies for the HOSPITALITY TABLE Tuesday and good luck to every one in the draws even though only a few will be chosen. St Wibby continued. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT re. those draws. Last month we rashly stated that there would be a number on each of the issues of Biblos this month, to be used for the draws to be held in conjunction with the HOSPITALITY TABLE howeve^ it was decided at the last meeting of the Bibloa staff that to avoid confusion the names of all staff members, including Hourly will be written out and put in a hat. So it will be names that will be drawn to receive those "fabulou*" prizes. Good luck. ANN GARDNER of Serials wishes to actd to our announcement of last month re. the transfer of those 1000 Reading Roob titles. She didnot do it alone, but was- ably assisted by the teaa work of Vera Niesson, Heather Hogins Of the Reading Rooms, the extra effort of her colleagues in Serials, David Miller Sn&i his loan of an extra typewriter, PatL«nphere (temporary help) and in fact Uncle Tom Cobley and all... including Walter. Well St Wenceslas awaits and I'm off to celebrate. Happy Christmas to one and all and 1*11 see you a^ain in the Seventies, Here's hoping they will bring new hope to the World. / t f A 0 ti ti I 1 rf / A/ tlo Kmoiaj iajHo you A££T v\ s aV * 410V \ ^ 1 ' 1 h «■' b ■7 r / M" ff ti 13 '4- If wok m 4 n tr *i\lJBk K Ik 3.1 Wa » *<t »r rf> n w ■ "■ % ■& l) office. 5) Famous two wheeler Debt on paper Calm - like Doug. Guardian of the front office pungent odour Everyone separately The one in front Favourite beverage Therefore (abbrv.) Backward if Judy & Pat's usual expression 9 10 12) 14) 15) 16) 21) 22) 24) 26) 27) 28) 29) 0r.e of ths Mac's Student Assistants need cards fcr this Example (abbrv,) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 11) 13) 17) 18 19 20 23. 25) Tin drawers Bake of Typewriter Letter weights for mailing Shortened Teepee "Himself ",, Sacred picture Kin Where Adam met Eve R.M.H. would know this National Housing Act (Abbrv.) Atmosphere during November To depend on Administrative personnel, how many? B.B.'s official initials Round and edible, with shell 3rd and 4th vowel. y- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. To avoid embarassment it must be stated here and now that owing to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control all typing in this issue of Biblos was done by persons other than those in the Front Office. They cannot be held responsible. Next month we will be back to normal - I hope. Merry Christmas Lynn Pat and Judy. JmcrJ' A ft. W* tk /% Puces J*u ^ ffxs wjnCAf Aa5 rectioev a pat**ft o </ 4 A4t4* I ifi Y*0 */*// cot fite /diets Hat ?es fotf a//// Aac/</ Cimtma* //lessaot ^hJ^'tt^ > ocfliS HAVE ABIT OF A PROBLEM KEEPING THEIR TITLB3 STRAIGHT IN TRANSFER. HERE'S A FEW TO UN-MUDDLE. In anticipation of that new HERE•S A BLANK*" SPACE FOR YOU TO DRAW WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN THAT "MAN DESIGNED" "POWDER ROOM" ( like wide shelves for large purses etc.) > U.C.F.S.a. ^ I.I.A.A.N.N.C.F.L. ^/C.I.I.F.C.A.P. ^P.Y.B.A.L.Y.O. i N.E.O.R.T.F.U. S.O.P.T, I.V.W.E. 0, N.T.I.P. Go to it gals all suggestions will be forwarded to Front Office. ~^fe» Queries your kncwlec Queries your knowledge of History What Royal personages do the articles below suggest to you? &<*«[&* „ ma HAS A HARD TIME KEEPING UP WITH THE NEW NAMES OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. See how you do with this problem. Try matching the "new" and the "old". a) Northern Rhodesia l) Uganda Nyasaland British Guiana Gold Coast - Togoland Sarawak f) Buganda g) Tanganyka - Zanzibar h) Lagos, Cameroons,8) Zambia etc. TWO VERY SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS FROM WHO ELSE BUT YOUR <* _ • J* . j 1) With a seven-minute hourglass and an 11 minute hourglass, what is the simplest way to time the boiling of an egg for 15 minutes 2) a Greek was born on the seventh day of 40 B.C. and died on the seventh day of A.D.40. How many years did he live? 2) Guyana 3) Nigeria 4) Malaysia 5) 6) Malawi Ghana 7) Tanzania M/dv« Preparing for a carol session found parts on their instruments missing. Fill in the missing parts and help them out. *<$&&** ' / / 7 A CHRISTMAS MEMORY "Anne", I stated with some force, nI most definitely think we should put something old-fashioned back into Christmas.11 "Perhaps Christ?" Anne suggested as she hauled another sack full of stocking-stuffers up the stairs. "Yes and no", I replied, gingerly fingering a mysterious, masculine-looking package. "This commercial approach to the season isn't entirely bad. I enjoy receiving presents as well as the next fellow." It was socks. Definitely socks. "It's just that so much of what we do is in terms of dollars and oents. In later years Tommy should have some warm and cherished memory of a special way we celebrated the Nativity in our house. Sort of a tradition of our own making." I took another sip of the Old-Fashioned I had just mixed. "If I don't get off my feet soon", Anne ventured, finishing her third trip to the car, "Tommy is going to have the warn and cherished memory of a nativity right in his very own kitchen. How's that for a tradition of our own making?" Anne, then in her eighth month, was becoming slightly sardonic in her outlook. "Here, let me help you", I said, getting up and taking her purse. "The doctor said you mustn't overdo things right now. Anyway, I have a great idea. Why don't we make a little crSche scene for the mantle? I'll build the stable out of twigs and fashion a little manger. Then I'll carve the figures out of soap or something and you can make the costumes. Ve can set the whole thing on cotton-wool and add some lights. It'll be a real family thing to do! What do you think?" Anne seemed strangely dubious. She was obviously picturing the dripping faucet I had promised to fix two years earlier. "How about Tommy? Where does he fit in? He's only two and has four hands." Tommy would be just fine I assured her. The climactic moment could be his. As the crowning touchy he could put the babe into the manger. The vision of the three of us on the floor in front of a blazing fire, with the voice of the Vienna V Boys' Choir carolling in the background, was irresistible. •» » * * Anne's role in the enterprise ended the day I went to Woolworths for a few materials. They came in a book called the Jumbo Manger Punch-Out Kit which sold for 890. "It isn't exactly what I had in mind", I admitted. "And it kind of leaves you out. But there juat wasn't time to start from scratch what with the faucet and everything." "I understand dear", Anne managed, bravely. "Anyway, I think there should be projects for fathers and sons to do by themselves. You know, things like plumbing, wiring, carpentry." Anne gave me a look. "And punch-outs", she said. Things started out well. The fire crackled merrily, the carols rang out joyfully, and Tommy sat beside me, a picture of innocent charm. This was just the mood I had imagined, and a flood of seasonal goodwill engulfed me. "You see, son", I said gently, "here are the Visemen who have cone to see the Baby Jesus. They have travelled a long, long way and have followed a star right to the spot where Jesus is sleeping by Mary, his mummy." At that moment Balthasar bit the dust. Tommy had suddenly snatched him from his perch. "Man go bye-bye", he shouted, crunching the king, frankincense and all. "No, no", I said, retrieving the Wiseman and smoothing him out. "Tommy mustn't touch." I was trying to be patient but my voice had developed an unpleasant edge. Anne looked in from the kitchen. "Everything alright, dear?" "Pine", I said, "just fine. Tommy really seems to be getting the Christmas spirit." I looked at him. He was beginning to chew the donkey. "Naughty boy!" I yelled. "Daddy said not to touch!" Tommy's face crumpled and he began howling. The choir sang "Peace on earth and mercy mild". 1. "Now, Tom", Anne said. "He's wrecking everything", I snapped, suddenly sullen. "Well, he's only a baby." "God and sinners reconciled". The choir pursued its theme relentlessly. I gesticulated wildly. "Look at him now! He's walking all over the Baby Jesus!" As I swept Tommy aside, I deftly eliminated the detachable star he had been examining. In his other hand he was holding the Madonna. "Don't you dare touch the Virgin Mary!", I shouted, and made a lunge. Her head came off in my hand. "Join the triumph of the skies!", sang the boys from Vienna. "You finish the cre*che. It's designed for children to do", said Anne, coolly, as she whisked our howling son off to bed. I stood in the middle of the room, Bethlehem in shambles about me. Things had definitely not gone well. Scotch tape would help, but at that moment Scotch on the rocks seemed infinitely more appealing. Tom Shorthouse 11 /o nr^T^fnsw Tt^o pvOO.cs> rn^v>H J. 5= ■4 «- En I* -* «- TKf'S.'^ 3)101* "+ t- -I V rn WI 4 •fcjvaajw P 5? ■+ H 1^ »i JflSQfi qswWfO lastts. e*u4»ort= 0eo«c 1 o z IS 5? // itiJM Kl&Bf&l lmm WONDERS IP YOU CAN GUESS THE NUMBER OF TRANSACTIONS THAT WILL BE RECORDED ON THE AUTO/ MATIC SYSTEM DURING THE TOP DAY IN DECEMBER. SEND YOUR ANSWER TO BIBLOS BY 20th Dec. You might win a prize. Contest not open to members of circulation staff who are sworn to secrecy. MY GUESS IS CLOSEST ANSWER WINSi FINDS THAT SEARCHING FOR A FIRST EDITION OF DICKENS "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" is PROVING TO BE A PROBLEM CAN YOU HELP THEM FIND THE LIBRARY THAT HAS IT. //VO OCT MAT 1#£ OMS7M4S We rts#£A/£s STA& PLEASE MATCH PEOPLE TO TEE HEADS, THEN CUT OUT AND PLACE ON TEE APPROPRIATE PLACE ON THE TAPESTRY 3. Stuart- Stubbs God ' His nelper Doug Mclnnes <r* Anna Leith *■ Dr. V*.C.Gibson Kr. P.A.Woodward Ture Erickson Linda Koss Fred V/ong Gisela Ma Hue John Cu^r.ings Hildegarde Spaulding 3ill Parker Anita Harris (c'OO ^f£ fK Is >M -t^'-yS., #3 /l/oo/n/axr/ //ha*/ > /w wo./fltc/. /4/«rAcA. 66. *• If* f <7« ,H UT !!• 'P -i •If « b * '/O five flm Hobiue <»^^ ^—«•«• «■_«.«- yo/A W^ cforV v- 5"ee k)/^ a*fears - codcl he liltloti m ciisav'SCi Coir oot seoeral oP (rkise shifts ~h tnakt 4 /tjd^/c u>l{L irhfacf cm! wit*. /in Pupfye? ihstfocrtoh' Visit Axi Arb - * Oftoorse triacf fn'fkt flfff- 8*1 JVUOS t A/5 W /^ Wa„y sheave e/ioelopfs h> dtabktk- hou) about tki's ont adw/ssec/ h t>ne oh oot postal" mi^ <ibe>Qt Ha Library, aw (tkuiM h^oohit - d0 to tki F**esr*i fl<i*IC0L.70#£-- edoon . Me badlej and hor\Q \joa voti) A BUTTEKFLy <9f/rfM STUP/fS wytfgs iov % a ?£&/**/ /// o*mm —/frfAt yooR oma; omtsrnns wee wcomtiov In Step 4 cut along the dotted line, fold outward at the A line and then inward and outward at the peak line. Spread the wings, and you will have a butterfly. SjQOSL UoftK i A/ t/ / T t S y 0 0 T 6 O /J 6AM£ Ft>fl. Alftf yfi^W fl* ASK YOUR HELP TO MASTER THE MAZE OF THE CHAOTIC CATALOGUE. STARTING AT SQUARE 31 MOVE FROM SQUARE TO SQUARE UPWARD, DOWNWARD OR SIDEWAYS, BUT NEVER DIAGONALLY TRACE OUT 6 SEASONAL WORDS. ASKS YOU TO IDENTIFY *__ THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FROM ^ THE FOLLOWING -» COMBINATIONS OF INITIALS, j 7^ HOW MELL DO YOU 9 KNOW YOUR ACRONYMS l-FAO 3. WHO 3-SEATO l-NFB f-NATO t-UNICEP 7-CYC %•ICOLD and how about HAYSTAQ —1 r —1 $ 1 T L iL r * 0 £ s 4 B to ii Ik ft e* # $ tt. N ■n ft 0 'f ft r m 83 5? rt e 34 T S 4V £ Si c 34 * ^ * 1 /7 Faculty poeuo^no/os *Btsk eAdtm.a tail Jt£ bulUsLecJ next' /f Cum Ia£ FOUND SOME OP THEIR CATALOGUE CARDS WITH RATHER STRANGE TITLE ENTRIES. HOW ABOUT GIVING THEM A HAND TO FIGURE OUT THE TITLES OF WELL KNOWN CHILDREN'S BOOKS THAT THEY REPRESENT. Chilly the ice water male Breeze in the aspens The Yule song. A virgin maid The tiniest cloud sitter. •Ji£k 4_fx*li*lt hat* Hrtl ~h took - h ik ms fc)A»r.f ©' 0 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6 7 Percy Fryer Tv*. Anna Leith V Doug Kaye Ny Asian Studies \ Tom Shorthouse \ Maureen Wilson Fisheries Li MP MSfM £ WHO IS FEATURING THAT "DALI ALICE" DISPLAY AT THE MOMENT, GIVES YOU THE { WORD WONDERLAND. See how many words you can make out of it. Use the letters in any combination , but only once in each word / except the "D" as there happens to be 2 in wonder land!' We'll *JArt jrou off Word Road Dander One of our Bilbloo staff came up with 28 in two minutes and there are dozens more. Says HOW'S YOUR GEOGRAPHY?. Fill in names against the subjects indicated using as the first letter the one at the top of the column. Give yourself 2 minutes to complete POLS 't /-rem m rfi/Manirfto fiv/5/tr?\ A SHORT STORY - but true - St Wibby swears his pal Anthony had something to do with this. One day there came a call to the Humanities Division, it was the voice of an elderly lady who we will call Mrs K. Mrs K. asked several questions about the University of Alaska and we tried to answer her as best we could being completely mystified as to the reason for her queries. After a very long conversation she finally offered to explain. She had no intention of enrolling as she explained, she was rather old for that, but she had a problem. Apparently she was driving along the endless Canadian Highway in the Interior of B.C. around the Burns Lake area and with her was a friend from Manitoba, her homeland, who was interested in Botanies. They spotted some lovely coloured shrubs a little way off the road and stopped the car to investigate. Stepping out into the vast emptiness of that part of B.C. Mrs K. walked to the bush to cut some branches. She bent to pick some other plants and as she did so saw the glitter of gold beneath her hand. It was a gold ring with a precious stone set in it. Inside the band was engraved three initials, the name of the University of Alaska and a date 1917- We were able to tell Mrs K. that the University was founded in 1915 and an act in 1917 by the Territorial Legislation created the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines. Therefore the ring might be a commemorative of that date. Mrs K. subsequently wrote to Alaska to find out if there was indeed a graduate with the same initials as those in the ring. She received an affirmative answer with the address of a graduate in the States. She wrote to him and asked if he had lost a ring and if so to describe it and the place where he thought he might had lost it. The reply received from him described almost precisely the place where Mrs K. and her friend had found the ring. Mrs K. notified us that the Gold Ring of Burns Lake had been returned to its rightful owner. as told by Maria Horvath SOME OF THE PRINTING SEEMS TO BE m . A , —- MISSING A/(H c" YOU HELP OUT?. SEASONAL SONG TITLES When you have completed the titles turn the face upside down. BEGINS WITH AN «S' THIS PUZZLE ENDS WITH AN S. BUILD UP TO A WORD THAT IS a journal (Serials doesn't have) favoured present for boys (Father enjoys if too.) and something a Lion does (not enough possibly) Iron Steeds -~ Wet precipitations Own (Scot) Not outs Bora Sootia (abbrv.) Serials initial at^miM^[ technology. ^RJBtSEi?- help the. poor) folks up th«Wl and suggest a place where it might b© useful. Use the fy space to the right to draw or write *Y your suMistions. Someone in Acquisiftons offers a prize for this. Se^d to Biblos Editor and it w]ll be forwarded. Old NICK (saint that is) came to Acquisitions a month early and left a shiny new Miorofilm reader to replace the good old Printout. According to reports the new f angled gaget has proved to be less than perfect. life noisy, hard to read and it takes twice as long to find what you want. It does have the advantage of being able to operate upright or on its side ( 3 cheers for F/ne> the h^en ^mnsa.-Q'g, w y//t//s/0A IE <=> -=~ <=> •IS {/">£ tit7/ ca «/»<" off ft A ^ c/o if? iSf Msv£*S CURRIC LAB. 1) Frosty the Snowman 2} Wind in the Willows 3) A Christmas Carol 4) An Old Fashioned Girl 5) The Littlest Angel. READING ROOMS Bocus Financial Post Paoifio View Point Playboy Fortune. GOV. PUBS. 1) Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations World Health Organization South East Asia Treaty Organization 4) national Film Board 5) North Atlantic Treaty Organization 6) United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund Company of Young Canadians. International Commission on Large Dams "Have you; stored answers to questions?"(U.S. mechanized system for searching chemical information) sorry about that. 2) 3) 7 8 9) BTJTDTHG &rEBE-BIHD 1} Silent Hight 2) Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer 3) Good King Wenceslas. GIFT & EXCHANGE a - 2 (woodward) b - 5 (law) c - 7 (fisheries) d - 4 (Asian studies) e - 1 (bindery) f - 3 (records) g - 6 (map) SOCIAL SCIENCE a - 8 b - 5 c - 2 d - 6 • - 4 f- 1 g-7h-3 SERIALS TRAINS RAINS AINS INS NS S MATH 24871/2 or 2487i (easy?) BIBLIO.DIV. A) Marie Antoinette B) King Cole c) Richard Lion heart D) Louis 14th E) Queen of Hearts F) Henry 8th ANSWERS .23 FRONT OFFICE CROSSWORD. SCIENCE DIVISION. 1) Start the seven and 11 minute hourglasses when the egg is dropped into the boiling water. When the sand stops running in the seven-glass, turn it over. When the sand stops in the 11-glass, turn the seven-glass again. When the sand stops again in the seven-glass, 15 minutes will have elapsed. (sure sounds complicated) 2) The Greek lived 79 years. There was no year 0. MUSIC LIBRARY Strings for the violin Sticks for the drum "teeth" for the harmonica hands for the clock ear-plugs for Hans. POEM ON BACK PAGE Biblos message "Goodwill towards men" *4 A SEASONAL MESSAGE FROM ALL THE BIBLOS STAFF ******************************************** MtnoA pnoblem, you will have to hunt fan it. Eadi line 0(J the. poem contain* a hidden lettoi and clue., put them all together and you have out wiih fan you. Example. My frUui _ _ My second in Woodwandi but not in the. Bay - 0 Canny on and goodluck'. My £init ib in g_neeting6, garland and gay, - G Bay POEM **** My $init ii in gneeting&, ganland and gay My iecond in Woodwandi but not in the. Bay, My thind ii in Noddy and Popzye. and Pooh, My faunth i& in &andle but not in the Ahoe. My 6i£th ii in Waiiail, in the. bowl too a& well My iixth ii in bill but not in a bell, My ieventh in .ipankle, gUXWi and glow. My eighth in the. mail which at Chniitmai will filow. My ninth i& in Viae and thi pne&enti beneath My tenth ii in holly but not in the. wnzath, My eleventh in wine, woman, watzK not been, My twelfth twice, in Santa but not in KeXn.de.ex. My thirteenth in warmth and the crackle o^ log*. My fourteenth In cideK but not in eggnogi. My ^teenth in inowmen, icicle*, ileighi, My sixteenth in mincepie* and miitletoe. ipnayi. My seventeenth in &hephendi and wiie. men at dawn My eighteenth in mangen and the king that wa& born My whole, ii a thought that i£ practiced all yean Would bring peace, to ui all and a would without £ean. Pat LaVac **********************************************
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