by an enumerator to call the Census office immediately.

Superintendent of the census, Janet Smith Bradshaw, said: "It's important that we collect all the relevant data so that Government, as well as the private sector, can plan Bermuda's needs for the next ten years.'' Census 2000 began in May with 300 enumerators going door to door, counting Bermuda's residents and collecting vital information on population and housing. Unfortunately they have not been able to interview everybody. "A number of people have been putting off the interview, and now we are at the final stages and we want to say that we have counted everyone,'' said Mrs.

Smith Bradshaw.

Anybody who has not been interviewed is asked to contact the Census office at 297-7761.