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Thursday, ihj 12, i960 The Ottawa Gtizen Page 24 WORLD HONORED If Your Basement Is Study Second Canadian TV 'Net Famed Canadian Doctor WetNoivls The Time same citv. But conceivably it i By Don Hanrlght of a second CBC television net- Governors. Canadian Press staff writer work across Canada is being ex- At the outset, such a plan The possibility plored by the Board of Broadcast would involve TV stations in the To Find The Cause Resigns Hospital Post BIIH1 Tf i-i-it-i nrr mine tnriifnto IpaL'C could develop into a doubling of the present scale of CBC program production. Reaction to this suggestion is being elicited by the BBG from the five applicants appearing before the board here this week in support of their bids for a licence to operate Edmonton's second TV station. The publicly owned CBC, itself one of the applicants, appears solidly against the idea.

J. Al-phone Ouimet, corporation president, told the board Tuesday he couldn't give a categorical "no" to the Dossibility because it still MONTREAL (CP) Montreal's internationally known brain surgeon. Dr. Wilder Penfield, 69, announced his resignation Wednesday as director of the Montreal Neurological Institute, a department of McGill University. At the institute's annual meeting.

Dr. Penfield said he is going to "use the pen Instead of the scalpel." Dr. Theodore Rasmussen, who served under him for a number of years, has been named his successor. hi ff tea ffrx hlr- cE: utl is being considered by the CBC hnarrl nf directors. But he Dr.

Penfield, director of the institute and chairman of the de partment of neurology at the uni thought network-splitting would be impractical. Two private applicants heard yesterday Northgate Broadcast-ins Comnany Limited and Ed SABRE SAW ATTACHMENT versity, was born in Spokane, but is a Canadian citizen seven parts of water, will clean off most other materials. Wear rubber gloves and goggles. Remember that when you mix acid and water, pour the acid into the water, not the into the acid. Once the old coating has softened, rub it off with a wire brush.

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A fine spray from a garden hose will do. Scrub in with a large brush. The manufacturer's directions will tell you how much water to use, how soon you can apply a second coat. Dr. Wilder Penfield Takes Up Pen and has served at the institute monton Video Limited agreed since its foundation 25 years ago.o world-wide acclaim for pioneer with BBG counsel Graeme Haig that it might be possible to share Received Award He told the meeting he has work in brain and re the CBC network programs with WITH THE PURCHASE OF search of the nervous system.

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How would the programs be allocated? This is the big question in the CBC's corporate mind. Which of the two local stations would carry National Hockey the licence held by CFRN-TV. If the corporation itself won the new station licence In Edmonton, the BBG could refuse to change Doctors Honor Vincent Massey TORONTO (CP)-Vincent Mas balance on low monthly payments CFRN-TV's network obligation ROTO-GZIP MOWS BRAKE (stops motor instantly!) and thus force the corporation to share its own network programs sey, former governor-general of Canada, was made an honorary member of the Ontario Medical with a private competitor. Or, if a private applicant got the nod here, the board could Products to Beautify Your Home MODERNFOLD Folding Doors, FENDOW Aluminum Windows CRAWFORD Garage Doors Easy Budget Terms Open Saturday Mornings stipulate in its licence recom mendation to the federal govern ment that the new outlet, as well League games? Which one would Association at its annual dinner Wednesday night. Also honored were Dr.

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DINETTE by Operating and Renting A A if MECHANICAL SHOVELS ic TRAILERS BULLDOZERS 'S I Small Beefs Loom Large Sometimes a little thing, some petty annoyance, can bother you out of all proportion. Seems to me television is especially vulnerable to this effect. It happened to me last night during the final program in the excellent Explorations series on mental illnesses. Mr. Robert Anderson, whose own film company produced the series for the CBC, was doing the interviewing as usual, and I suddenly got the feeling that he was putting on an act.

The trick he was using is a common enough one with interviewers that of assuming what he thinks would be the role of Joe Viewer. Instead of simply being the dispassionate professional interviewer, he attempts to adopt the prejudiced view he believes the man on the street has. Thus he becomes an actor. This has its limited uses, but the trouble is there are too many men on the street. The technique may reach some of them, but it annoys others, myself among them.

I don't like to be aware of a striving for an effect, and Mr. Anderson is not a good enough actor to pull this stunt off. So much for that. It was just enough to take the edge off my enjoyment of what was really a very good series. There was another weakness in the series that might be pointed out.

There's a little ham in everybody, including the mentally ill, and there's nothing that brings it out as quickly as a television camera. The four patients who were examined in these programs were volunteers who agreed to appear with the idea that they might help others by doing so. They knew they were on display, and such knowledge is going to affect anybody. That's inevitable. Put a camera on a man and he becomes an actor.

So in evaluating what we saw of these people, we ought to bear in mind that they knew we were watching, and what we saw may not have been an absolutely valid clinical picture. I thought this was especially noticeable in the second program, the one on anxiety. There's a way around this problem, and it's been used successfully in other programs on the same subject. It Is, to film first and ask questions afterward. The subjects are shot with a hidden camera, and subsequently asked for permission to use the film.

This, of course, could get expensive if you ran- into a string of un-co-operative patients, but it has worked. Such a method might have added to the impact of this series. But by these objections, I don't mean to knock it. Generally speaking, the series has been a TV milestone, and it probably will win an award or two somewhere. It deserves to.

All I could think about while watching Perry Como last night was Monday afternoon's feature film, in which Mr. C. played a major supporting role. That picture (Doll Face) was made 14 years ago, and barber or not, the Como hairline has done some receding in those 14 years. So help me, I didn't even recognize him until he started to sing.

Some rough edges have worn off his voice, but it's changed a lot less than his appearance. Tonight Were I a betting man, I would bet on tonight's late movie as being one of the better ones. It's a 1952 British comedy, Curtain Up, starring Robert Morley and Margaret Rutherford, two people who, for my money, are funny no matter what they do. Especially her. It's about an old gal who has written a bad play and whose chief virtue is that she's the aunt of a banker.

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