SPLIT PEACE SOUP

ACROSS

1. Goals, assists, points, etc.

6. Fishes once plentiful in the Great Lakes

11. Brylcreem amount, in ads

14. Self-mover’s rental

15. Lew who played Dr. Kildare

16. “Who am ___ say?” (1,2)

17. Thai cooking dip (6,5)

19. B.C.’s Georgia or Juan de Fuca: Abbr.

20. Traffic stopper in Québec?

21. “___ for All Seasons” (Thomas More biopic) (1,3)

22. Tom or Jerry

25. Soap opera of the ‘60s (6,5)

29. Having butterfingers

31. Hunter’s cry to hounds

32. TD competitor: Abbr.

33. Ba, to a chemist

35. Athlete’s absolute best (4,11)

41. Downy ducks

42. Crude galoot

43. Golf lesson basics

46. In ___ (somewhat) (1,5)

48. Lead-up to the World Series (7,4)

51. Photo ___

52. Where postal codes begin with T: Abbr.

53. Song on a juke box, likely

55. Key, in Québec

56. Colour similar to aquamarine (7,4)

62. Aussie meat source

63. Brief “but”

64. It’s do ___ (2,3)

65. Bank withdrawal opposite: Abbr.

66. Hen party rule (2,3)

67. More peeved

DOWN

1. Dine in the evening

2. Most common word in English

3. Mini flashlight battery size

4. Salad or sandwich fish

5. Eats soup noisily

6. “Mighty” Mudville guy

7. ___ Regency Hotels

8. Montevideo’s country: Abbr.

9. “Je te plumerai le ___” (“Alouette” lyric)

10. Reverse of NNW

11. Apprehension

12. Make a connection

13. Jungled island north of Java

18. Deuce topper, in cards

21. Like a stag party (3,4)

22. Russian hockey jersey letters in the ‘70s

23. “I cannot tell ___” (1,3)

24. Big brass

26. Others: Sp.

27. Neet cousin

28. Treat for Little Jack Horner

30. Former New Brunswick premier Frank

33. Seaport in Brittany

34. Casablanca’s continent: Abbr.

36. Elite alternative, in printing

37. Barbara or Anthony

38. “Tut-tut” elicitor

39. Very edge

40. “Saisons” in the sun

43. Zoned (out)

44. “I’m all ears” (4,2)

45. Put in your two cents, maybe (4,2)

46. “Highway to Hell” band

47. Japanese watches

49. Canadian writer Mazo de la ___

50. Crazy as ___ (1,4)

54. Longest river of Spain

56. Goldrush tool

57. “Xanadu” grp.

58. Place for a PIN

59. Prime minister or president: Abbr.

60. 180-degree turn

61. Musket butt?