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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, February 13, 1962 5 . | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT © Cyclical Budget Plan Criticized ; By FORBES RHUDE ;pective revenues is a practical ing of the Queen, with Mrs. S. dian Press Busi Editor|demonstration of the working of Armstrong at the piano. A spe-) Cyclical budgeting by gov-|Parkinson's second law: 'Expen-| cial welcome was given to the/ernments is supposed to pro-|diture rises to meet income.' visitors from Kathleen Ro wej|duce budget surplusses in good lsources, about $14,000,000 from H and S. The various reports|times and deficits in recessions. DEBT SOARS : \Britain, and $98,000,000 from were read and adopted. However, many critics feel]... Vem business is slow, £0V- Ghana itself. The junior attendance ban- ,,; , : ernment outlays are increased) phe project with Itimat te ronm (that the tendency is much|;, duce more jobs, When _ Project, with an ultimate ner went to Mrs. Frost's room,| stronger towards -bad-time defi-|t° , Procuc gh in. Capacity of more than 1,100,000 business is good, they are in-|\horsepower, will create a reser- . \$ and the senior banner to Mr.|.;.. ; Bullock's room. Mrs. cits than towards good-time sur-| -reased because revenues are voir about '300 miles long and jenlarged. The public debt\with a surface area of 3,275 PS Inspector Speaker At Hillcrest H-S | A very enjoyable and informa- jtive meeting was held by Hill- crest H and S on Wednesday |Feb. 7. The meeting was 'open ed by the president, Mrs. J Arthur Robertson, with the sing- ollins Absent For 7 Ups Game By GERRY BLAIR Tonight, the Whitby Mo- hawks, third place occupants in © the Metro Junior "A" league, |since 1946. J. H. Williams, Ox- jford graduate who has served with the bank since 1961, will be assistant director. The Bank also announces a loan equivalent to $47,000,000 to the Volta River Authority, an agency of thé Ghana govern- ment, The loan will help finance construction of a dam and hydro-electric project on the Volta river at Akosombo,. to- gether with a transmission sys- tem to supply power to southern Ghana, Other financing will in- clude $37,000,000 from American WHITBY And DISTRICT | Kinettes Hear | | Kin President =". | entertain the last place, Bramp- a. | ry ' j ci The regular meeting of Kin-|ton Seven-Ups, in a crucial tilt | ettes was held at the Spruce'at the Community Arena. Game -- Villa Hotel on Wednesday, Feb. time is 8.30 p.m j 7. President Ruth Hewson open-; the Mohawks wili have to & ed the meeting in regular form.|face all opposition for the re- |Kinette Marjorie Gartshore/ mainder of the regular schedule [read the minutes and Kinette| without their ace centre, Bill " |Joyce Carr gave the treasur-/Collins, who sustained torn knee er's report. : ligaments last Saturday night ° President Ruth_ introduced|early in the first period. Kinsman president Jack Robert-, Without Collins' assistance, son, who gave a very interest-/the Mohawks dropped a 7-3 de- ing talk on the proper proce-|cision to the league-leading St. dure for holding a meeting and|Michael's College Majors. It C ; ; j i is! BILL COLLINS 'an cal | ] i ANYONE FOR TROUT? wd streams. One of those who St. Andrew's looks forward to spring most |Church, Whitby, will eagerly is Whitby service guest speaker at the station operator Steve Pele- /luncheon of the United Churc é g ; shok Prey as he readies a |Women, to be held on April 25,|W. Bryant, with the singing of|Meek also won the door prize, Grover, in the chair. The meet- trout line. Just so he won't O Canada. The minutes were drawn by Billy Javorski, the en-|ing opened with the Lord's nee , it wi tertainer for the evening. Prayer. Members honored! Hig ges yl Ea |street south, has returned to his} Mrs. "M. Morrison presented) Mr. Billy Javorski was intro) Founders' Night and also their} he keeps a daily record on his |home, after spending several/the school with a record player|duced by Mrs. F_ Parrinder.|<ixth birthday. ' ; of the home : ea For lovers of balmy spring days, the past two weeks have been a great disappoint- ment. And possibly none yearns so much for spring as the fisherman, who finds that his only solace is fishing through a hole in the ice, whereby his creel is filled probably more by luck than good management. They long for the spring and the trout WHITBY SPORTS PARADE By GERRY BLAIR Mr. R. A. Phair, Centrejread and approved. Qualified No opinion ...+.50« Metropolitan OHA Junior "A" HOCKEY COLLINS SIDELINED 4 TO 6 WEEKS With Metro Junior "A" league play-offs less than a month away, the Whitby Mohawks appear 'to be headed for a precarious plight with thg loss of star centre Bill Collins, injured last Saturday night against St. Michael's in the first period. Collins, at the time, apparently suffered only a bruised knee, but medical examination yesterday morning by Dr. Kitchen at St. Joseph's hospital in Toronto determined torn knee ligaments. Such an injury will keep Collins out of action from four to six weeks, depending upon re- sponse to treatment. Collins will have further con- sultations tomorrow and possibly his leg will be plac- ed in a cast. At the moment it seems certain that Bill will not appear in any of the remaining six scheduled games. To say that the Mohawks will sur- vive the first round, with St. Mike's as probable op- position would be fictitious if Collins knee doesn't heal in time. An indication of the Collegian's super- ior strength was presented in a 7-3 victory last Sat- urday night. The majority of the damage was ap- plied in the final two periods with Collins retired to the dressing room. BRAMPTON 7-UP'S VS. | WHITBY MOHAWKS "~~|heard of it rise to 81 per cent|Here are the facts: | Unemployment Insurance is: Professional Sales And | Owners White Managers Collar Labor A good plan ...+.... 37% 52% 61% A bad plan 2 25 23 Qualified 18 10 Undecided 5 6 100% 100% World Copyright Reserved TUES., FEB. 13 8:30 P.M. Whitby Community Arena Adults 1.00 Children 50¢ Farmer 48% | 27 20 eeeeee Williams} pusses favored everyone with two love- opener ; a 0 The First National City Bank|moves inexorably higher. I+! square inftas election. Kinette Joy Carr thank-|was the third defeat in four \Webber accompanying on the yor come tax reforms--the secret of} Largest single customer will ed the speaker on behalf of the|games for the Mohawks. | piano. is opinion 2 its reg weit It . N : introduced | 4Pparently regards as "optimis-|ting postponed year after year."|),; Past president Ginny Jeffrey |find the Brampton club prac- the guest speaker, Mr. ? | ice ce hae tees tically deploring the Mohawks Houghton, Public School inspec- CS! of a balanced budget for ] ge ettes: Eva Brown, Betty-Ann 1962-1963 and/ ciate, the International Develop-|.ai Corporation and Reynolds }|Bennett, Dorothy Leslie, and/|they trail fourth place Union- spoke on acceleration in On-| Comments that while budget sur-iment Association, have estab-\Metals Company. Th y It h tario schools. His speech was|Plusses. have been proposed in ph panna ancy A er ninerd Ruth welcomed them into thejin the battle for the final play- handle African business. Eu-| . . club. off berth. ._|ed so many questions in the|Dudget messages, surplusses|gene R. Black, president, says|an'ota tc lectus cigend . Win! minds of the parents, regarding| Wee Produced only in fiscal] : : ~ _|winner of the lucky draw. The|vide more confidence for an ap-|tonight. getie Y of the two institutions' rapidly-| a meeting was closed, followed|proach to Thursday's tilt in| The task should be relatively; 'The meeting was adjourned,, "The theory of compensatory|developing responsibilities in| by our own auctioneer,/Obviously the Unionville crewjsence of Whitby players Col-inetightful refreshments werejletter says; "we have had pre-|jing independent countries. PP Ginny Jeffrey. Coffee was|would have the pressure on/lins and possibly Kowalski and). .vag by the mothers of grade|scribed increases in federal| The department will come Hits Record | -- jrecession but not the cujbacks|direction of Pierre L. Moussa s . in periods of prosperit¥. The! who has served with the French} H h M d WHITBY | Present Player Founders Night At tailoring of outlays to fit pros-' government in a variety of posts| 1g on ay PERSONALS e e jtrial buying pushed the stock | |market to an all - time high of} At Sinclair H&S The regular monthly meeting} hig Presbyterian of the Four Leaf Clover H and| G ] A ] Se Industrials gained more than be the three points i i i on Thursday, was|be out. The room banner went)Lane school on Wednesday,| enera pprova en | points on index, with hiopened by the president, Mrs./to Mrs. Meek's room. Mrs. A.|Feb. 7, with the president, Mr | Best individual gains went to |Traders Finance A and Con- solidated Paper, all ahead in a : 4 By The Canadian Institute' among executives, owners andjdian Imperial Bz 4 front window, 77 days to trout |weeks in the Oshawa Generaljon behalf of | Bebe ayes ~ esr ee Mr. Grover sp8ke on. the taaanaens, and drop to a low of| merce owed one"ee pg = oo. school, who raised the funds for|and did so well, that he was in-|Founders of home and school! Weighing the successes and|73 per cent among white collar|losses with a drop of 5%. --Oshawa Times Photo | Miss Margaret Webber spentisnoke on the subject of the|program. "ANGE ct Veakabe te ilures of Unemployment In-| Workers. One index, industrials gained the weekend at Columbus, visit- 5c 7 a , akers pata j - , | aieae home and school supplying ma-| There were two speakers for/navior." The room banner went than twenty years, the Can-jonly to those who said they,point ever. Golds slipped .44 to : | Woodward moved that members|dent of the Oshawa H and S\anqg Mrs. Fells thenked Mrs ian people are inclined to knew something of the program: |89.42, base metals .54 to 210.24 «spend up to $20 on the magazines|Association, _ who spoke Peay clad : ; apc -- do 9 gt ¥ 4 ' ' and. Mrs./the library for the way it has been hand-|Do you think that, generally |Closing beara with 3,925,000 Caen er ener ccneral Hos.|DY all. The names of the maga-|Creamer, vice president of the| 'The mecting adjourned, fol-)!4- speaking, it is a good plan or|Shares compared with Friday's ital. Best wishes are sent to|7,. ' ~ : / ; 7 Western oils saw Pacific ie Acc gratin Teacher, National econ te bah ee dg the age --_ joyable lunch was served by|to know that not everybody %. ific drop jand Canadian Teacher, approv-jcil. She also read the minutes Of/+h, mothers of Mr. Donald's|knows about it, Just under four Green street, has recently re-| Mr. Parrinder suggested that|was held at the home of R. S. ae ------|ledge of th d half | . y sivas paliaey : : : Ara Pe ai ge e program and ha turned home from a_business|@ Silver collection could be used|McLaughlin. Both ladies were c of these give it full support as land, having spent a month at/of outstanding children. Mrs. W./ Bryant : rank Probes Sex block approving the plan, but| 'Almost all the men and wo- St. John's | Woodward gave a report on the; Bill Javorski was called upon _ SPI ing pian, } h alified approv. St. s. claiming that it has been abused|™€n who gave qualified approv- Friends and neighbors of Mrs.|last month in Oshawa. Mrs.|was enjoyed immensely by) | A ti i y " : \Gr : vorks very y yl op ITO (CP) ~ T |tered. On balance, 70% of the|ance based their criticisms on Webber, of Brock street south,|Greene reported on workshops.jeveryone. He was thanked by! TORONTO (CP) The. Bet full or Me seiitieg| the abuse it has received in cer- . ; : j in| ; Ova ; |tain cases, and the feeling that in the Oshawa General Hospital,|Library Mobile Unit used in|tion was taken. Miss Ruth Bry-|apparent psychopath is conduct-|approval. To find out how the]: 4 undergoing treatment. , Oshawa. ant, Mrs. Woodrow. Mrs, R.ling an unofficial telephone in-/Unemployment Insurance pro-|t was not well run as an organ- 1: A f ry St. John the Evangelist CWL|March, The date will be set at/lit the candles for a candlelight) The man asks.the women in-jall types in proper proportions Attitudes towards the project travelling bridge and euchre|the next executive meeting, to)ceremony which was held. jtimate and embarrassing ques:|were asked a series of questions.|'liffer considerably among the / } " ; : | g ' : follows: euchre: Mrs. F. Flana-/Council meeting will be held onjall the members repeating ajwhich has received more than) : the columns below show, execu- ; | | A S nls P "Have you heard or read any-| ;; ; gan, Mrs. W. J. M€Monagle,|Feb. 27. poem '"'The Home and School".|50 complaints. thing about the unemployment tives and those in the profes Keenan and Mrs. D. O'Hagan;|school, mentioned that the pu-/by the Grade 3 mothers. women stay on the : it, with little more than one in { april ss Rano aN EE Mad dass Meera a sta} phone before , vf it, { r bridge: Mrs. Joseph Corrigan,| ------------------ hatginig W0." saya buredal on gpa some years €80?"/ three saying it's a good plan. Newton, Mrs. L. Ruest, Mrs. J. | The bureau urges women to in three among Canadian labor Halligan, Mrs. J. W. Lailey and lrefrain from replying to such groups give it this high rating. ito the Police S The ratios of those who haveljothers to label it a bad program. vile uews (FOF S.A. Ritchi BOWLING NEWS | or . s 1 Cc 1e LONDON (CP) -- Housewives) will be asked to test the coal! UNITED NATIONS' (CP) --Jing the moustache on his lean oe THURSDAY NIGHT will go to his appointment in| 'He has a way of taking the campaign against air pollution Games 250 and over: W.|Washington with the conviction|tension out of the air whenj--the Bronowaki briquette. R. Reeson 378, M. Bemis 299,/a period of "doom and uncer-|said. jinvented them, the briquettes| C. Hutcheon 281, 288, D. Major|tainty." But Ritchie recalled the in-|@te made from crushed coal and dy solos, "wit Miss Margaret of New York expresses such an European prosperity--keep get-\,. an aluminum s 4 club. This evening's contest should Mr, E. Fairman APP Y Of smelter. to be inpast president Gi tres T. H,{tic President Kennedy's fore- uc Wilk CLE test 0 initiated the following new Kin- 0 e World Bank and its asso-| Kai. ' "het lor a victory. At the moment, _ tor for Ontario county, who the fiscal year aiser Aluminum and Chemi |Shirley Jollymore. President) ville Seaforths by a scant point lished a new department to),, " | age it at i F jwill cost more than $100,000, very well received, as it answer- each of the last six presidential $100,000,000 Kinette Eva Brown was the, A Seven-Up victory would pro-jclaim that much anticipai er the decision was taken in view) | accelerated children. 1957 and 1960. ved an auction sale of used arti-|/Brampton with the Seaforths./easy, for Brampton with the ab-| pojigweq by. a social half-hour.|finance has not worked," the|connection with Africa's emerg- Stock Market \ 4 \cles, pee | served. them should the Seven - Ups!Perani, still nursing injuries. {3 ang 4. spending in periods of business|into operation April 2 under the TORONTO (CP)--Brisk indus- | Clover Lane H-S -- GALLUP POLL McClure | Monday. The Sinclair H and S meet-jpil's report cards would soon'S Association was held at Clover springing, held |steels the strongest group. For Jobless Insurance | Abitibi, Investors Syndicate A, one point to 1% range. Cana Of Public Opinion opening. A 3 > weaers lof ua si | this project. Mr. F Parrinder| vited to play again later in the/and showed a delightful film on fa surance now in force for more| The next question was put)/3.21 to 623.29 -- their highest ing relatives |gazines for the school. Mrs. W.|the evening, Mrs. J. Allin, presi-it9 Mrs. Fells' room, Grade Pupils of Grade 3, at Dundas on| Atkinson: fur the work done c,give it a good over-all rating "What are your views on this?|and western oils .89 to 128.26. for the school. This was passed/Founders Night, | is in the Oshawa General Hos-|7ines are as follows: Grade|Oshawa H and S Association, lowed by a social hour. An en-| It may be surprising to many |" @ plage ested Mr. J. Gordon Davis, of/¢d by all. October, 1920, a meeting which) room, jin five adults has some know- and pleasure trip to Newfound-|t0 help further the education|thanked by the president, Mrs. a good plan, with another solid) |Home and School Council held|to play again. His entertainment) Habits Of Women ltoo much, or is badly adminis-|a! to the Unemployment Insur- will be sorry to learn that she is|)Mrs. R. Greer reported on the|Mrs. Morrison. A silver collec-|ter Business Bureau reports an| People give it games night will be held in|Lappin and Mrs, W. Bryant,/quiry into women's sex habits.|gram is, regarded, Canadians of| tration. hostesses for February are asibe held on Feb. 20. The Oshawa| The meeting was closed with|tions, according to the bureau,| 'The first: various occupational groups, As Mrs. W. Otterbrite, Mrs. E.| Mrs. A. Meek, principal of the/A very 'tasty lunch was served! "I's surprising. how long the insurance plan which was ethrt sions are least likely to praise Mrs. Charles Daigle, Mrs. G. A. . jspokesman Vernon Dollard, | Na On the other hand almost two W Post : Mrs. B. Hazelton. ashington OS | questions and to report the calls| Farmers are more inclined than SMOKELESS FUEL MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE {Canada's Charles S. A. Ritchielface. board's latest weapon in the Brown 260, D. Rowdon 271, 315,/the United Nations has survived/things are tough,"' one associate Named after the professor who 337, W. Jordan 282, A. Knibb| Ritchie. 56, named Monday to\tense worry that pervaded theare said to be practically "SMITTY" WILL MISS SIDEKICK Bill Smith, Collin's leftwinger on the Mohawks number one attacking unit, has found it perplexing scoring goals without the help of the smooth-operating pivot. This was evidenced the last time St. Michael's were in Whitby. Collins was tossed out of the game early, and Smith was lost for the remaining portion. However, Julie Kowalski picked up the slack to lead the Mohawks to a 5-4 decision. But last Saturday, Kowalski also was not in uniform, still recuperating from a swollen ankle, and the Mohawks were bewild- 276, 271, M, Jordan 253, J. Drum) ....ceed Arnold Heeney as am- 289, G. Richardson 255, Cjeuereed a [Worthington 258, J. Brueckle|Dassador. to pied agg ly 294, 289, W. Bick 268, D. Adams|SPOKe In an. intervic sai | 1968, 281. R. Parton 258. E Jor.| onstrated UN strength | laa 303. W TWatesn Sth, J his 4% years as Canada's Sutherland 260, D. Lloyd 301,|Dermanent delegate. : The lanky career diplomat-- ee 750 and over: J,|Who brings a touch of humor to Lloyd 835, E. Jordan 772, w.|the grinding affairs of cold-war \Bick 760, J. Brueckle 794, A.|impasse--noted that events of IKnibb 777, C. Hutcheon 803. |world-shaking importance have | County Bowl 3, Legion All| occurred since he came to the |Sweats 9; Amateurs 3,: Firemen) \"- : |No. 20; Red Wings 3, Silver-| In most cases it was impos- D world body after Secretary-Gen-|Smokeless. eral Dag Hammarskjold was |\yeee killed last September while on a mission for peace in The Congo. Diplomats were aware sf. aj 'feeling of doom and uncer-/| tainty." |PRAISES U THANT jing Secretary-General U Thant at the helm we seem to be get-! ting over that feeling," he: added| jin the interview, Ritchie spoke with admiration i} ered. Proof of Collins' playmaking ability is his ; lsible to guess that Ritchie was/0f leaders of smaller countries 24 assists, tops for the Mohawks, and along with a pl Suga {smiths 0; Mowatt's BA 2, Devils) § 11; Legion No. 2 2, Donalds 1;Junder stress as he strolled|who were willing to block the | about the UN General Assem-|Soviet Union's demand for a respectable 17 goals, puts him unofficially in third place in the over-all league scoring race, behind Smith, who leads the league in goals-scored with 26. TOWN AND COUNTRY ... Tonight, in the Whit- by Community arena, the Mohawks host the Brampton Seven-Ups . Kingston Frontenacs accomplished what they have been attempting to do for all of last season and two-thirds of this one when they knocked over Pollock's Habs right in Hull. The victory came at a most opportune time with Kitchener-Waterloo Beavers winning Saturday at home while Kingston lost to Sudbury and the Beavers once more coming to within one point of the front running Fronts. Kings- ton once more lead by three over Kitchener, and open- ed up a 10-point gap between them and the Hull- Ottawa Canadiens, currently in third place. Hull have three games in hand, but use these up on a gruelling road trip to Northern Ontario this week... . Swerdfiger 2, Credit Union 1; ; ; Abner's Esso 2, Ottenbrites 1;|bly with hands. in pockets an lrelaxed air, an easy grin twitch- \Mel Ron 2, K of C 1. Township Discusses Town's Fire Levy. At Whitby Township counciljserviced by the Town of Whit- {meeting held at Brooklin Mon-|by's Fire Brigade, a volunteer |day a message of congratula-|Force. Councillor John Dry- itions was sent to the Fire De-|den said to council "if you ac- |partment of Fire Area No. 2./cept the two mill rate you are This arose after a letter from|going about it a little blindly". M. S. Hurst, Ontario Fire Mar-| It was decided that the Town jshal was read to council. of Whitby would be asked for | The letter informed council) some information about the ithat the Fire Dept. had won an|C0St of operating the Fire Bri- 1)gade. Councillor Dryden also |honoyable mention in the 1961) owe LAST COMPLETE SHOW Ai 8:20 MORE CRAZY GOINGS ON. A AO FROM THE COMEDY- VEY * MAKERS OF Sn ad "CARRY ON NURSE" #) (arena TED RAY + JEAN KENT + LESLIE PHILLIPS « JOAN SIMS - JULIA LOCKWOOD TIM SEELY and guest star CHARLES HAWTREY * servengtey ny RORMAN HUDIS Pram the play, "Book of the Wonth,' by SASN THOMAS + Produced by PETER ROGERS funfilled tour of amour! |Fire Prevention Week. Marshal/Said that there was not much Hurst said that the men had/Point in asking for information won third place for an Ontario|@bout the Fire service after the municipality of the tonship's|'W» on ae es ae bale size. ee ? z ; .. |liam Goodfellow, Federal Min- The contest, which had an in-lister of Highways was read to ternational panel of judges had) incil, In reply to a letter from |553 entrants from all of Can-\-ouncil asking that Thickson ada, Mr. Hurst wrote: "with the road be eae a development entries from Canada this year!) roiect the Minister said that and quality shown by them, Fire} : Area No. 2 is indeed deserving the matter was under review. lof high praise" , Provincial Minister of Health, | aud Dr, Dymond, ,also informed | A request of the trustees of|Council that he would 'discuss foned Section No. 9 was re-jthe project with the Highways ferred to the. special purposes| Minister. \ jcommittee. The council was lasked that school sections two, LAVENDER GROWER leight and nine be reformed as) HITCHIN, England (CP)-- la school area. Deputy - reeve/The famous Hitchin lavender |Myrtle Lovelock said that it was soon may become extinct. Vio- important that the area. be|let Lewis, the town's only re- formed before schools were maining grower, has been re- built in inconvenient locations. fused permission by council to quest from the Town of Whitby.'perfume. Gardeners here were It was requested that the Town-'the first in Britain to grow ship levy a two mill tax in Fire lavender, first brought from j Area No, 3. Fire Area No, 2 is Italy in the 1644 century. dithree-man troika leadership for jthe UN secretariat after Ham- |marskjold's death. There is evidence the admir- ation was returned. The most eloquent tribute for | Ritchie, however, came Mon- day night from chief United) \United States delegate Adlai | Stevenson. Stevenson spoke of '"'my good and able friend" and added: "He and his wife both have brought grace and wit and intel- ligence to our United Nations community and we shall miss them." JOLTED ONCE BY K. Ritchie's aplomb dropped when Soviet Premier Khrush- chev and his Communist cohorts broke up an assembly meeting. It was Khrushchev's famous SALE Cash & Carry Prices SELL-OUT SALE Floor Hardener REG. 9.50 GAL. Surface, Filler Waterproofing REG. 9.95 PAIL SALE '95 PAIL Cash & Carry Prices 95 GALLON shoe-pounding incident. "I don't know what this means for the UN," Ritchie said. Ritchie is known at the UN jas the "common sense": type of diplomat. He said Monday he is convinced Canada can produce broad support for its proposal provided they are "solid."' As chief Canadian delegate 30% DECOR WALL PLAQUES ROOM LOTS OF SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS FROM 1 49 UP (8 ROLLS TO 14 ROLLS) OFF Ritchie did some of kis most! |valuable work in the preparatory field--explaining to other coun- tries what Canada had in mind, getting their opinions and sup-} port. BACKACH When kidneys fail to remove excess acids and wastes, backache, tired feeling, disturbed Council also dealt with a re-|build new sheds for distilling the) Doaq 107 BYRON ST. SOUT DODD & SOUTER PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE DISTRIBUTORS H WHITBY MO 8-5231 ONE BLOCK WEST OF 4 CORNERS, TURN SOUTH OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 P.M. duty. better--sleep bet~ | ter, work better.