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NAMES & FACES

Author: Date: Tuesday, June 12, 1984
Page: ?????
Section: RUN OF PAPER

Saul Bellow, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1976, returned to his suburban Montreal birthplace for a ceremony renaming the local library in his honor. "My recollections of Lachine, which date back to the First World War, are vigorous and come to me in bright colors," Bellow told several hundred people who gathered Sunday on the library grounds. Bellow was born in Lachine, a village beside the St. Lawrence River, in 1915. Sunday was also his 69th birthday. His family moved from Lachine to Montreal when he was 3, but Bellow said he often returned to visit relatives. His family moved to Chicago when he was 9.

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