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Photographs of nature and the outdoors accompanied by quotations by various writers.

Fulltime RVer Terry Russell has been delighting readers of the Gypsy Journal RV Travel Newspaper for years with her popular recipe column. Now she has assembled nearly 300 of the most popular recipes in one easy to use cookbook that is perfect for both your home and RV kitchen. Here you will find everything from quick snacks to main dishes, breads, and desserts that will make you the hit at your next campground potluck dinner or family gathering.

"On The Loose" is a journey through the American West, led by two adventurous brothers, Terry and Renny Russell. As a chronicle of triumph and tragedy, the brothers gain an understanding about themselves through an understanding of the natural world. Includes photos by the authors of Yosemite, Point Reyes, and the High Sierra in the 1950s. 63 photos.

An account of the NBA from 1956 to 1966, after the introduction of the 24-second shot clock, highlights those who dominated the sport during its "glory days," including Red Auerbach, Wilt Chamberlain, and the Boston Celtics.

Tests the effectiveness of four work searching approaches used in the Unemployment Insurance (UI) programme. Evaluates the impact on unemployment insurance payments, noting, also, the effect on earnings.

Research indicates that at any given time approximately one in seven Canadian children and youth under the age of 19 is likely to have a serious mental disorder that impacts their development and ability to participate in common adolescent activities. Sadly only one in five Canadian children who need mental health services currently receives them.

The Charles A. Terry papers consist of family letters sent to and from Terry. Primarily the correspondence is with his wife Julia Elizabeth (Woodbridge) Terry, daughters Ellen Frances and Julia Woodbridge Terry, brother Adrian Russell Terry, and sister Frances Ellen Terry. Other correspondents include Frances Ellen's husband, George Brinley. Family matters are the primary topic of conversation. The Terry's were originally from Hartford. Connecticut. Charles, Julia, and family lived for many years in Ohio.