The Westmount examiner, 1 juin 1995, jeudi 1 juin 1995

[" 1935-1995 Celebrating 60 years of serving Westmount - Vol.LXVII fic 9 CON MIX i anale flint lotus te Les we mr ne NK FAN ice des Perio ° ichar IE Sepphile Lena aL BEES Westmount your home || Ÿ 1995- bec : < ae 145 sbec, Thursday, June 1, 1995 \u20ac Zl Westmounter on health & hoard defends closures ®o:-line set up to quell concerns By ALBERT KRAMBERGER The Examiner Closing nine hospitals, including the Reddy Memorial and Queen Elizabeth, is a dramatic move but a much needed change that will improve the health care system, says Westmounter Kathleen Weil, who volunteers as vice-chair of the Regional Health Board.\u201cPeople are attached to these smaller hospitals because they know the people.But at some point you have to go beyond that and look at the broader picture and make hard decisions to improve the system,\u201d said Weil, one of six people on the steering committee that recommended the closures.Weil, who has been on the board for three years, said she had to distance herself personally from the issue to deal with it logically.\u201cl know the Queen Elizabeth.I had an operation there \u2014 I had great service.But | have to detach myself from my personal experience and listen to the people's .arguments in the discussion.\u201d Weil said the status quo in the present system could no longer exist with repeated annual funding cuts of 4 to 5 per cent.Recently, the Quebec government asked the regional board to cut $190 million from its budget.Weil said that the CLSCs will not only be given more money but will also have more doctors on duty.She said there will be an opportunity for community groups to get involved to shape the structure of their CLSCs.Weil acknowledged that the public outcry against the closure of the Reddy and QE is due, in part, to a lack of information.However, she said the decision to close the hospitals was an on-going process where those in the system \u2014 professionals and unions \u2014 were consulted.\u201cPeople feel it was overnight but we\u2019ve been asking for years to do this,\u201d Weil said.Weil said that if people are worried that they will be treated as a number they should call the health board\u2019s hot-line which \u2018will explain how the changes will affect their own health care file.The number to call is 286-5618.Gifted committee a waste of time, Roslyn parent says By CAROLINE KUTSCHKE The Examiner Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal commissioners last week agreed to set up a focus group to \u201cstudy, review and rec- INDEX etween the Lines .7 Classified.12 Community calendar .2 Editorial.6 Examining the files .7 Firelog .8 Know your Westmount.8 Letters to the editor .6 Policelog.4 Mayors column.6 MPscolumn.6 MONTREAL'S ONLY WEST-END SPECIALTY CAMERA STORE 5488 SHERBROOKE ST.W.CALL: 489-8401 ommend\u201d enriched programs for gifted and talented children in all the board\u2019s schools, but whether there will be money for teachers to continue offering existing ones is still unclear.The focus group will include two principals, two teachers experienced in the field, four parents, two commissioners and two consultants (one French, one English).One parent who led the fight for years to not only save the gifted program at Roslyn, but promote and expand them across the board called the focus group \u201ca waste of (See GIFTED, page 11) 1996/03/28 biggest crowd ever.Hooping it up at Fa ui y, pps /, \u20ac Ce - * The Examiner 210 Victoria Ave, H3Z 2M4 (corner St, Catherine) Direct Access: 484-7523 General: 484-5610 A: Ti Fax: 484-6028 > open Mon.-Fri.RS n.to 5 p.m.6-3 \u2014 Va, on .Ai STI 1 ns No.22 mily Day Michelle Liambias, 7, tosses the ball at the basket Saturday during the 20th annual Family Day at Westmount Park as volunteer Dominic Agostin helps out.Sports and Recreation director Bob Aiken estimated as many as 3,500 people attended the day-long event \u2014 the Photo by CLIFE SKARSTE DT \u2018Close Sherbrooke\u2019 to show anger, hospital protester tells QE meeting By ALBERT KRAMBERGER The Examiner There were over 300 people \u2014 including many Westmounters \u2014 at a meeting held last week in N.D.G.that gave people a chance to air their concerns over the proposed closure of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.Westmounter Patrick Bolland was one of the 15 people who stepped up to the microphone at the meeting, organized by the N.D.G.Community Council.\u201cWhat we have to transmit is the anger,\u201d Bolland said.\u201cMy idea is to have the community prove that we won°t accept this.We should close down Sherbrooke for a few hours to show that we're angry.\u201d \u201cI'm a client of the Queen Elizabeth,\u201d said Lansdowne Avenue resident Peter Tsuk.\u201cI hold it in great regard, they do a tremendous job.Even though it\u2019s in NDG, it\u2019s the closest hospital to my home,\u201d Elizabeth Tsuk added, \u201cIt'll be an enormous loss \u2014 a disaster.I'm determined to do what | can to a Aon oiQar prrc ve 4 Bring us your favorite 3 and laminated jé: à QvERT Ho ans LAMINATIONS Fret for only EE valid until June 15/9.5mm color negative and have it = - enlorged to 8x10 + @ \u201c B= its LL RUE save it.\u201d Prince Albert Avenue resident Yvonne Klein said she wonders if public protests and petitions will be enough to save the hospital \u201cThe government is not responding to what people want.I'll do what's possible.| want to be heard but [ don\u2019t know if anyone is listening in Quebec.\u201d A candlelight procession and vigil to protest the announced closure of the QE will be held this evening, June 1, at 7:30 p.m.in front of the hospital.THE PERFECT PICTURE is a button away! 3 100 2- - The Westmount + Examiner Thursday, June 1, 1995 \u201c Westmount community calendar Please mail announcements to THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER, 210 Victoria Ave, Westmount, Si H3Z 2M4 or fax: 484- Deadline is Monday nooï Complied by Carol-An ie Community Events Special Computer Olympics June 1-4, Friday 6:30-9:30 p.m.and Saturday 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.at Westmount Y.Must be over 21 and ; able to operate single switch or joy stick.Registration $5.Call Gail Eden, 931-8046.; Wheelchair Basketball Challenge Saturday, June 3, 11:30 a.m.at Westmount to public.Y.Open WESTMOUNT VOTRE VILLE/YOUR CITY Donations welcome.Don't forget your gloves (essential component of wheelchair, basketball).931-8046, ext.231 for more info.Greene Ayenue Ballet presents its junior dancers in end-of-year recital.Saturday, June; 8, 2 p.m.at Centre Greene (entrahce by donation).Followed by Pot Fuck Luncheon in the Sunroom.\u201c= * .Greene \u2018Avenue Dance Spectacle EVôning: of ballet, professional dance, Rap and Jazz Ballet at professional level.Friday, June 9, 7 p.m.at Westmount High, 4350 St.Catherine St.Tickets available at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene Ave .Collection of Returnable Cans, 7» » 2 À VENIR / UPCOMING SÉANCE DU CONSEIL: le 5 juin 1995 Séance régulière 20h00 COUNCIL MEETING: 5th June1995 Regular sitting - 8:00 p.m.Séances de consultation publique - Le 5 juin 1995 16 h - Règlements amendant le zonage - Districts 1-3 et CH 16 h - Règlement amendant la construction des bâtiments 19 h 30 - Règlements amendant le zonage - Districts R3-13, R6, C1-3, C2, C17-2 Public Consultation meetings - Sth June 1995 4:00 p.m.- By-laws amending zoning - Districts [-3 and C1) 4:00 p.m.- By-law amending building construction 7:30 p.m.- By-laws amending zoning - Districts R3-13, R6, C1-3, C2, C17-2 HEURES D'AFFAIRES D'ETE - 1995 PÉRIODE: DU LUNDI 5 JUIN AU VENDREDI ler SEPTEMBRE 1995 INCLUSIVEMENT - VENDREDI: 8h00 À 13h00 SERVICES ADMINISTRATIFS - HÔTEL DE VILLE ET ANNEXE: - DU LUNDI AU JEUDI INCLUSIVEMENT: 8h00 À 16h30 SUMMER OFFICE HOURS - 1995 PERIOD: BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 5, AND ENDING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1995, INCLUSIVE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - CITY HALL AND ANNEX: - MONDAY TO THURSDAY INCLUSIVE: 8:00 A.M.TO 4:30 PM.- FRIDAY: 8:00 A.M.TO 1:00 PM.MAIRE - MAYOR GREFFIER - CITY CLERK FINANCES-FINANCE BUILDING AND PLANNING FEU - FIRE (Renseignements / Information) Appels d'affaires / Business Calls For valuation information Information sur les évaluations INCENDIE / FIR POLICE * AMBULANCE POUR NOUS REJOINDRE / TO REACH US HOTEL DE VILLE / CITY HALL 4333 Sherbrooke, Westmount H3Z 1E2 DIRECTION GENERALE - DIRECTOR GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ET AMENAGEMENT - TRAVAUX PUBLICS - PUBLIC WORKS Voirie, Parcs - 24 heures / Roads, Parks - 24 hours SECURITE PUBLIQUE - PUBLIC SECURITY MUC POLICE CUM - POSTE / STATION 23 BIBLIOTHEQUE - LIBRARY (Sherbrooke) (Ste.Catherine) SPORTS ET LOISIRS - SPORTS & RECREATION ENERGIE ELECTRIQUE - LIGHT AND POWER Pannes d'électricité - 24 heures / Power Outages - 24 hours a URGENCES / EMERGENCIES oP 989-5200 989-5480 Télécopieur/Fax 989-5240 989-5263 989-5251 989-5249 989-5219 989-5268 989-5311 989-5222 280-2223 989-5300 989-5299 989-5353 989-5400 989-5201 989-5493 989-5494 Bottles by Choluteca Committee of the St-Leon of Westmount Parish, June 3 as of 10 a.m.Volunteers will collect your returnable cans and bottles or receive donations.Street Festival Saturday, June 3 on Sherbrooke & Victoria.Music, balloons and more.(Rain date June 10.) Book Lovers Forum Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom.Robert Browne will review \u201cTheir Eyes Were Watching God\u201d by Zora Neale Hurston.Wednesday June 7.Coffee 9:30 a.m., lecture 10 a.m.395 Eim Ave.$6.Bar and Bat Mitzvah information class at Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom will be held Wednesday June 7 at 7:30 p.m.For further information call Rabbi Goldberg at 937-3575.Art Committee of Temple Emanu-El- Beth Sholom presents \u201cSoiree a la Carte\" Saturday, June 17 at 6:30 p.m.Meet 30 renowned artists in varied fields.International dinner will be served and the artists will circulate at designated tables as well as at cocktails and coffee prior to and after dinner.Seating limited.For tickets call Temple office at 937-3575.Westmount Houseplant & Hydrocultural Club meets first Monday each month, in repeat sessions.Next meeting: Monday, June 5 from 1 to 2:30 p.m.and from 6 to 7:15 p.m.Clubroom, Victoria Hall (second floor east), 4626 Sherbrooke St.West.All welcome.Info: 489-9766.TENNEN NI LOSE WEIGHT NECN YE With the Supplement Diet Plan Available at: 1-1500, Atwater 937-4061 BONNE SANTE Pharmacie MOUNIR BOUTROS 5008, rue Sherbrooke O.Westmount 488-7373 For more information & locations call: g 1-800-361-4720 David M.Culver From the Campaign Chairman.The library renewal project is in its final phase and although \u201ccamping out\u201d in our two temporary locations has been fun, we can't wait to go through one last move - to our new and improved library.A computer network, state of the art technology combined with the Victorian charm of the lovingly restored original building promise a great future for our library and the staff can't wait to share it with you.The community has been a great source of support during this project and when we open in October we know you will have the kind of library you deserve - the best.4064699 COLLINS CLARKE FUNERAL HOME 5610 Sherbrooke St.W., Montreal 483-1870 FUNERAL DIRECTORS John B.Fraser - Manager Pre-arranged funeral information available upon request MACGILLIVRAY WHITE Westmount Park Church Spring Sale June 3 from 10:30 a.m.to 3 p.mat 4695 de Maisonneuve Bivd.W.at Lansdowne.937-1146.Film Society Screening of The Wizard of Oz and talk on shooting locations by Nicholas Barker, Wednesday June 7 at 7:30 p.m.at 4450 Sherbrooke St.W., 2nd Fioor.Call 938-5252 for membership info.=; - Library Campaign Book exchange/sale Friday June 2, 4-7 p.m.at Centre Greene.Coffee table, fiction, non-fiction, kids 1-6 and over-6, cookbooks, magazines, comics.Hosted by Staynor, Prospect, Clandeboye, Dorchester and ger avenues for Chair Challenge.9 6202 for more details.Street Party & BBQ June 1, $10 per family, 625 Grosvenor Ave., 5:30-8 p.m.Mary Cordozo, 484-7787.Trading Post - Comic Book Exchange, June 4 on Oakland Ave.Harriet Engel, 486-1631.BBQ featuring musicians \u201cHappy Gang,\u201d June 7 on Hillside Ave., 3-7 p.m.\u201cBetween the covers\u201d books & beverages/ book exchange and party, June 8, Murray Hill & Westmount Ave., 5-8 p.m.Yvonne Masse, 488-8258.Lectures McGill architecture professor Norbert Shoenauer, former Prospect Street resident, talks about history of the Staynor Park neighbourhood Sunday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m.at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene Ave.Dessert and coffee served.Entre Nous Group Tuesday, June 6, Sheila Goldbloom, Professor of Social Work, McGill University, will speak on \u201cThe Sandwich Generation.\u201d Meeting & brown bag lunch at noon.Program at 1 p.m.All welcome Information: 937-3575.Entrance at 395 EIm St.Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom Torah Lunch & Learn: Jewish Customs: Are they Law?Rabbi Leigh Lerner, speaker.Brown bag lunch, Monday, June 12, noon at 395 Elm St.Information: 937-3575.Ail welcome.Helen and Sam Steinberg Lecture Ron Chernow, 1990 Winner of the National Book Award for \u201cThe House of Morgan.\u201d Topic: Fatal Attractions: The Extraordinary Saga of the Warburg Family & the Jews of Germany, Thursday, June 1 at 8:30 p.m.Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, 450 Kensington Ave.Free admission.Public admission.Performances St.Matthias\u2019 Choir of Men and Boys sings Choral Evensong, Sunday, June 11 at 4 p.m.Music by Noble and Elgar.Event marks close of choir\u2019s season.St.Matthias\u2019 Church, 131 Cote St.Antoine.Visitors welcome, Call 933-4296.Dramatic Personae, wosimoun @ Community Theatre Group, stages comedy \u201cLysistrata in the Rough\u201d June 9, 10 at 8 p.m.Lodge Room, Victoria Hall.Admission free.Donations accepted.For information: Barbara Gélinas, 483-5033.Recreation Westmount's Dolphin Swim Team practices every evening from 6:30- 7:30 p.m.starting Monday June 5.Swimmers 6 to 17 welcome.Information: 937-8155 or 934-1509.beim resem Typeset by Publication Dumont (1988) Inc.\u2014 Printed by \u2018Subscriptions of les8 trial one year.65 cents additional $60.00 à year.Prigos AcKid6 Lod GST ana 3% Quebec salestax.- The Westmount Examiner is: Published by Publications Dumont Second class mail registration number 1760 Publisher's liability for error: The publisher shall not be liable for Sight changes or typographical errors that do not lessen the value of an advertisement.The publi or omissions in connection with any advertisement is strictly limited to publication of the advertisement in any subsequent issue or the refund of any monies paid for the advertisement.Mail subscription in Canada $30.00 per year.Member +CNA Mime Groupe Quebecor Inc., div.The Record Sherbrooke, Quebec Quebec Community Member Newspaper Association Canadian Community Association des Joumaux r's liability for other errors Newspapers Association Régionaux du Québec I CCNA copy plus $5 handhing.- - =.tee .Member u PR LIL Teall 8 min tai come À i PR ma SEE 220 ro === a i:.- ge a ET a s0TS 55 =~ 3@Q oO S Wa aa=0 sw The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 - 3 Reddy offers alternative plan to stay open, plans public march By ALBERT KRAMBERGER The Examiner The Reddy Memorial and other community hospitals can be saved, says Westmounter George Hendy, chairman of the Reddy's board for the past five years.\u201cWe intend to propose to the health board an alternative to them as to how the Reddy is prepared to realize their cost-cutting objective (of $190 million) without closing the hospitals,\u201d Hendy told The Examiner.Hendy, however, said the details of the plan will only be made public when the hospital presents its brief at the health board\u2019s public consultation meeting.The Reddy is scheduled to give a one hour presentation at 11 a.m.on June 13 at the Complex Raycom, 5100 Sherbrooke St.East.Hendy said the Montreal regional health board\u2019s recommendation to close nine hospitals in the area is a \u201cpanic improvisation in face of a budgetary crisis.The Reddy plans to contest its closure on the grounds that the selection criteria used by health board did not consider the quality of care and efficiency of the hospital.Hendy said closing community hospitals like the Reddy will create a vacuum in services between the CLSCs and the proposed super hospitals.The Reddy, celebrating its 125th Council to speak on hospital closing Monday @ csimount city council is expected to make a resolution concerning the closing of the Reddy Memorial Hospital Monday night at the June meeting in city hall Monday night.Details were scarce as of presstime.The resolution is one of several on the agenda for the meeting.Along with the reappointment of Luc Menard as director of the municipal housing bureau, the last quarters financial statement will also be read.City council will also be adopting bylaws on new electricity rates, and amendments to the planning advisory committee, and the architectural integration building bylaw.Adoptions of zoning bylaws for the multi-station sites will also be made and there will be an amendment to the dog bylaw.Renovation Appreciation If you want to spend a little to gain a lot of appreciation from your next renovation project we have arranged a special program utilizing architectural apprentices working under the supervision of experienced architects.The result of your participating in this program will bring you greater appreciation, personally, and to the value of your home and garden.Types of projects for the apprenticeship program: Home renovations eExtensions *Kitchens # Bathrooms e Interior decorating * Landscaping *Permit applications eBasements Home offices *Home Theatres.To reserve time for a free consultation call 484-4407 today and ask for the apprentice program.A EN LAZOSKI THIBODEAU ARCHITECTURE DESIGN Victoria Ave Westmount Sold There will be a notice of motion for an amendment to the tariff bylaw to amend fees for permits Zoning meetings Two public consultations on zoning draft by-laws are set for Monday.The first begins at 4 p.m.on rezoning for studio apartments in lower Westmount (District 1-3).Also up for discussion is rezoning to allow the Reddy Hospital to build a new ambulance garage \u2014 though this project is now on hold.The second consultation begins at 7:30 p.m.on the rezoning of five areas to allow construction of the city's new multi-station.and certificates and tariffing of certain goods and services or activities offered by the City of Westmount; the object of the bylaw is to establish a $100/year fee for a dog tag for non- Westmount dog owners.Another notice of motion will be presented for a census for the period of Aug.21 to Sept.15 for the fall's municipal election.Under traffic control are the establishment of a 2-hour parking zone on Mount Pleasant facing 467, from 9 am.to 6 p.m.reserved parking for permit holders from 6 p.m.to 10 p.m.and no parking north of Sherbrooke from Arlington Avenue to Arlington Lane.\u2014 Caroline Kutschke Sterling Silver Object D'Art, Art Glass We've been evaluating and buying jewellery, silver, rare art glass, and bronzes from estates and individuals for more than 20 years.We are known for giving the best prices and offering immediate payment.Whether you have one piece or an entire collection, come and talk to us today.Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.Thompson & Whetstone Ltd.1117 STE-CATHERINE W #900 o 289-9761 2 We Buy Jewellery Is your skylight leaking or drafty?Let our professionals install a high quality reproduction skylight at an affordable price.LEAKY SKYLIGHT?Call today for free estimate.IDEAL ROOFING REG'D 481-7439 63051 rétmwater Westmount Meédei-Centre With or without appointment Avec ou sans rendez-vous 4040 St.Catherine St.West, Westmount (opposite Place Alexis Nihon) 935-1860 ©) Atwater 8 g Menbee of © 2 bi > iméurelCm\u2026___\u2014uæn] [£ Internal Medicine - 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J 1933-6781 RE/MAX WESTMOUNT INC.HARTERRGREAL ESTAIGRROKER 1330 GREENE AVE.Independently owned and operated T HE E: DIAN CO Ee w5 >= 0% ven pa 1010-1004 à y.TN rec Published by Publications Dumont (1988) Inc.DUMONT @ COGECO WESTMOUNT Vy WP [| LY ATL Publisher: T.Bruce Stevenson Editor-in-Chief: Bernie O'Neill Advertising Sales Co-ordinator: Harvey Aisenthal Circulation & Office Manager: Stacey Nesmith Staff Reporters: Caroline Kutschke Albert Kramberger Advertising Consultants: Shari Daye Warren, Sandy Cobrin Tina Malouf Production Assistant/Distribution: Jessica Albers 210 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, PQ H3Z 2M4 Page 6 - Vol.LXVII, No.22 Thursday, June 1, 1995 We Say Are health-care costs spiralling?ne of the traps residents can fall into O: they are forced to defend the existence of their local hospitals in consultation meetings later this month, is the notion that health-care costs are \u201cspiralling,\u201d as some politicians and commentators would have us believe.It\u2019s as if the phrase \u201cspiralling health-care costs\u201d has been on the tip of every tongue that has wagged in front of a microphone the past two or three years, be it the tongue of a journalist or a politician, so that now it passes as the unquestioned truth.Once it is the truth, the government is justified in taking a scalpel to our health-care system.\u201cDo what you must, Doctor,\u201d says the public, hiding their eyes.\u201cBut don\u2019t make me look.I can\u2019t stand the sight of blood.\u201d And with our permission, the Health Minister performs radical surgery on our health care system as his colleagues in the other ministries \u2014 aspiring budget-surgery interns one and all \u2014 watch from the gallery.The public shrugs sadly and says, \u201cIt had to be done.After all, costs were spiralling.\u201d But are health-care costs really \u201cspiralling\u201d?They say it\u2019s easy to lie with statistics.But take a look at the amount being spent on health care, compared to the total being spent each year by the province and you'll wonder who's telling the truth.In 1974-75 \u2014 when Medicare was fully implemented, current hospitals were in place, and CLSCs did not yet exist \u2014 the Quebec government spent $1.16 billion on health care out of a total budget of $6.51 billion or about 19.2 per cent of the total provincial budget.A lot of money, it\u2019s true.Lavy Making right choices about hospitals Since news was released about the closure of several Montreal hospitals there has been a great deal of public outcry and demonstration concerning the fairness of the decision of the Quebec government.Few people disagree that cutbacks must be made somewhere to try to reduce Quebec's enormous debt but most people feel that the seemingly arbitrary closure of several hospitals in the Montreal area is not the way to go.What is very frustrating about the present situation is the fact that the government id - It reflected our priorities \u2014 how much we valued our emerging health-care system, which offered quality care for all, regardless of the ability to pay.Fast forward 20 years to 1994-95, when the government spent $9.96 billion on health care out of a total budget of $42.13 billion or about 23.6 per cent of the budget.So health care costs have gone up \u2014 from 19.2 per cent to 23.6 per cent, or about 4 per cent of the total budget in 20 years.Are they \u201cspiralling out of control\u201d?No, clearly they are not, at least when viewed as a percentage of total spending.In other words, spending on health care has gone from about one-fifth of the budget to between a fifth and a quarter.An increase, certainly.But certainly not rising uncontrollably, exponentially, out of control, or in any other way some would have you believe.Of course, spending has to be reduced.The government has to stop spending money it doesn\u2019t have.But don\u2019t let them tell you that health cuts are a must because costs have gone through the roof.It is spending on non-essential services and political pet projects that has gone through the roof.If we're really down to the crunch, then that\u2019s where the budget axe should fall first, not in health care, which should remain a top priority among services.Meanwhile, nobody should be able to get away with using a slash and burn approach, closing a string of hospitals to save $190 million on a total health budget of more than $9 billion.It doesn't add up.\u2014 Bernie ONeill have an alternative.Why not decide that in a certain period of time, say six months, the government must close down a certain number of hospitals?In the next six months hospitals would compete as businesses do.Each one would do its best to cut waste, improve its organization, and provide the best possible health care.Everyone would benefit.At the end of the time period the 10 least efficient hospitals would be closed down, and the remaining hospitals would continue to provide their optimal service in order to remain competitive.Sarah O\u2019Brien ; SL.ns WESTMOUNT, Let\u2019s retrain our cities \u2014 Part Ill get my hair cut only when it becomes Jue necessary.For me, undergoing tonsorial trimmings is not a shear delight.This is not meant to reflect badly on the obvious charms of Rose, the delightful lady who cuts my hair.She is the barber of civility.(Should she be called a coiffeuse?A hairdresser?Or a trichologist, perhaps?) Anyway, Rose told me (snip, snip) how she recently moved from St.Leonard to Anjou (snip, snip).And how she doesn\u2019t mind the added travelling distance to her place of work near Westmount Square.By car.I asked her why she no longer took the metro.The only reason | could winkle out of her had something to do with her aversion to metro crowds \u2014 having to mix with the great unwashed (or uncoiffed?).She also mentioned the metros unreliability.But essentially, her decision turned on the splendid moving isolation afforded by a car.Thousands of Roses help explain public transit\u2019s steady drop in ridership.The privacy of the car guarantees its primacy as the mode of transport of choice for 60 per cent of regional travellers.Only 25 per cent use public transit.We should not be surprised, then, to learn that 80 per cent of commuting cars have only one occupant.A car becomes a mobile personal space.Considering this clear preference for cars, why do we spend $0.9 billion per year on the MUCTC, only 36 per cent of which is paid by passengers?In the Greater Montreal Region, governments pay $0.7 billion toward mass transit costs.They spend a similar amount (S0.8 Our Mayor Peter F Trent says.billion) for road maintenance and construction \u2014 for more than twice as many commuters.What's wrong with this picture?Well, it doesn\u2019t include the $10 billion car owners in the region spend each year for their cars, and the value of the vast amount of public land given over to roads and autoroutes.We may never be able to calculate the true cost of the car to society, especially the cost of pollution; but, unfortunately, it is all easy to reckon the cost of public transit.One thing is for sure, our roads are choked.We need four new bridges.If we added 12 lanes to the Metropolitan Boulevard, it would be full the next day.There are only two solutions: either get people to work on off-peak hours, or extend the metro and the suburban train network.Since Quebec produces few cars and no oil, cars only have a 45 per cent Quebec content.À train ticket represents 80 per cent, a metro ticket 95 per cent.But our metro, of the same petite dimensions of the 1898 Paris subway it was modelled after, and a product of a now-aban- doned rubber-tired '60s Parisian experiment, cannot be used overground.And, except for an extension to Laval, population density doesn\u2019t justify metro expansions.So the only way out of total traffic chaos in the next decade is to invest in surface rapid transit: suburban trains.Financed by taxes on gasoline or electronic tolls.Or by a private venture.But not by property taxes.Our MP Lucienne Robillard says.Baptism by fire often refer to the period occurring [on after my appointment to the Federal Cabinet as Minister of Labour as my \u201cbaptism by fire.\u201d I had certainly not expected to be faced with a national railway strike and work stoppages at both the Ports of Montreal and Vancouver within weeks of assuming office.My initiation to the Labour portfolio was intense and highly instructive \u2014 [ am certainly much wiser for the experience.As | have stated in the House of Commons, I do not like asking Parliament to intervene in labour disputes.| believe that responsibility for achieving negotiated settlements must rest with the parties involved.I also believe that there must be an effective process in place which enables labour-management disputes to be resolved quickly and equitably.To this end, my officials, in consultation with business and labour, are currently conducting a comprehensive review of the Canada Labour Code.Although collective bargaining in the federal jurisdiction has generally served us well, 1 believe that our current arrangements could be more effective in addressing labour disputes.The review of the! currént.industrial relations provisions of the Canada Labour Code will be conducted with an aim to modernizing our labour legislation so that it will be more responsive to the realities of our constantly changing economy.A review of Part 1 of the Code will address a number of industrial relations issues, including the difficult matters of replacement workers and the resolution of disputes occurring in essential services.These are highly contentious issues and 1 can assure you that I am committed to an evenhanded approach, and any subsequent amendments will strike a balance between the realities of our changing economy with the need to protect workers\u2019 rights.Part II of the Code, which addresses occupational health and safety, is also being examined in consultation with business and labour representatives.In addition, proposals contained under Part III of the | which govern labour standards, are al under review.My departments focus is on working Canadians.Over the coming months, my department will continue its review of the Canada Labour Code, with the overall goal of producing a legislative framework which will guide Canada's industrial relations into the coming century.This is an exciting prospect which recognizes the need to advance cooperative labour-management relations, protect workers against health and safety risks while ensuring fair and equitable working conditions.I realize that the challenge ahead is daunting.I believe, however, that any subsequent amendments to the Canada Labour Code will represent an appropriate, sensible and evenhanded response to today\u2019s workplace realities. The Westmount Examiner EXAMI © FICE 60 years ago May 31, 1935 PHILANTHROPIST REMEMBERED: \u201cAbraham Moses Vineberg, financier, philanthropist and one of the best known members of the Jewish community, who passed away on Monday night, was paid final tribute at an impressive service on Wednesday afternoon.Representatives from many charitable organizations, the Masonic Order and citizens from all walks of life attended the funeral which was held from his former residence, on Westmount Ave.Mr.Vineberg died in the Ross Memorial Pavilion of the Royal Victoria Hospital on Monday night after a short illness.He was 58.\u201d 50 years ago June I, 1945 RMR BAND CONCERT: \u201cThe first Band Concert of the season in Westmount Park will be held on Monday evening, starting at 8:30 p.m.As in other years, the band of the Royal Montreal Regiment under the baton of Captain T.E.Jackson, will supply the music.\u201d 40 years ago June 3, 1955 RIDING CONTESTED: \u201cDr.James J.Griffith, 56- year-old surgeon-in-chief of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, has been unanimously selected as the National Union candidate in Westmount-St.George riding for the provincial byelection July 6.\u201d 30 years ago May 28, 1965 IGNORANCE CAUSES HOOLIGANISM: \u201cEnglish-Canadians and French-Canadians are both at fault in attitudes which led up to the hooliganism of Monday last, says Gerard Pelletier, former editor of La Presse and now a columnist and joint editorial director of Le Devoir, who addressed members of the Rotary Club Wednesday.French- Canadians, he said, were largely at fault because they had not taken the trouble to expose their young people to political education of any kind; while English-speaking people were at fault, in his opinion, because they \u2018behaved traditionally (except for the past two or three years) as if they didn\u2019t give a damn what happened to French- Canadians as long as business was alright.\u201d 20 years ago May 29, 1975 LOCAL POLICE REGAIN CONTROL?: \u201cLocal police stations soon may get back control of their traffic and detective departments, Mayor Donald MacCallum announced to the WMA Tuesday, following a meeting between suburban mayors and Paul-Emile I\u2019Ecuyer, chairman of the public security advisory committee.\u201d 10 years ago May 30, 1985 ERA ENDS (editorial): \u201cAn era ends this week.If you want to take the train in or out of Westmount, as countless have over the years, better do it before Monday.That's when the Vendome \u2018intermodal\u2019 CP Rail/Métro station, just over our border in Notre Dame de Grice, is due to become fully operational, a year behind schedule.The familiar old Westmount station, from which so many went off to school, tryst, war, honeymoon, business or vacation, will be closing to the general public, to become a CP freight office.We're sad about that.We've said our piece before.We won't flog it.\u201d \u2014 Caroline Kutschke The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 - 7 hey say that after a while new | fathers become a pain in the rear from talking about their infant sons and daughters and how cute or intelligent they (the sons and daughters) are or how they said \u201cWahh!\u201d or \u201cGlaah!\u201d the other day and it sounded a heck of a lot like \u201cMa!\u201d or \u201cPa!\u201d \u201cAnd he's just seven weeks old! Amazing!\u201d Of course in the eyes of a parent, every new child is the fastest this or the sharpest that, or ranks right up there with some other superlative: the cutest, smartest, strongest, most handsome, the biggest hands, the chubbiest legs, the brightest blue eyes.(Our little fellow put on two pounds in two weeks.\u201cQuite something,\u201d said his pediatrician: i.e.fastest weight-gainer.) You find yourself telling business associates that your son has \u201cthe cutest little toes.\u201d \u201cYou must be very proud,\u201d they say.You even brag about the faults (\u201cHe can spit up a remarkable volume of milk!\u201d) because of course there are no faults when he is your little 49-day-old, now 11 pound, 11 ounce brightly bouncing bambino.It\u2019s similar with our son, Ben.Thankfully he is not old enough to read this (\u201cJust give him a couple of weeks!) \u2014 but I must say that, when it comes to superlatives, at times Ben is special, too, in that at times he has got to be one of the crankiest, grumpiest little bears I have ever had the pleasure to know .bed too soft, porridge too cold, if you know what I mean.(Sorry, Ben, but it\u2019s the truth.) 1 don\u2019t know where he got this demeanor, although my wife says he's a lot like me.Most of the day he growls and stretches and kicks and struggles like he\u2019s trying to remove a tree stump.Even when he doesn\u2019t have gas.He's grumpy when he wakes up, he\u2019s grumpy when he\u2019s tired, he cries bloody murder when he\u2019s hungry.He's happy when he\u2019s full.But sometimes he grunts and wriggles then, too.We had to use the soother just to calm him down.Lord help us when the thing falls out.Then he\u2019s a grouch sometimes just because he feels like it.It really is something to see.While it can be trying at times, generally it is very funny.What else is there to do but laugh.In the meantime, the child changes every day \u2014 especially his face \u2014 so that he looks a little bit more like his Mom one day, our old cat Perk the next, Abe Lincoln the day after that, and so on.And he smiles more, thank God.| go home for lunch just to keep track of the latest developments.There is a general feeling of hope among his family that he will eventually \u201cfind his thumb,\u201d as they say, so that Dad won't have to sit next to him for two hours each night popping the soother back into Ben\u2019s mouth each time he ejects it.The boy could be a champion pumpkin-seed spitter.His grandparents are after us for some photographs of the little fellow while he is still a little fellow, but he keeps us so How my son reminds me of a grumpy bear / busy there's hardly time to send them.The first one we send might well say, \u201cBen, age 6, waiting for school bus.\u201d Of course, in between being a grouch the boy can be an angel.When he is fed and rested, he is calm and beautiful, just like his mother.Which is the time to take him out and show him off.I may be biased, but never have | seen so many women get teary-cyed; so many grown men turn to mush, the child is so cute.(\u201cSomcbody stick a soother in this guy\u2019s mouth!\u201d) We took him to Family Day and | swear one woman was going to pass out he was \u201cso lovely!\u201d On our way home a fellow at Hogg's Hardware said, \u201cI love it when they're tiny.We had five in a row.\u201d Yikes! \u201cFive in a row?\u201d Which sort of puts things into perspective.Cute is one thing.But one in a row seems like all we can handle.We're so tied up with Ben that at times our apartment looks like a tornado has just touched down.I'll be 65 before I catch up on my sleep.In fact | didn\u2019t realize that all those years | was actually getting too much sleep.Three hours a night scems just right.No wonder l\u2019m so grumpy.Letters-to-the-editor are welcome [Chere are welcome and every effort will be made to print them, space permitting.The more concise the letter, the better its chances of being printed.Letters must be signed and bear the \u2018writer\u2019s address and daytime telephone number for identification purposes.Letters should be sent to: The Editor, 210 Victotia Ave.,/Westmount, Que., H3Z 2M4, or faxed to 484-6028. 8 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, « June 1, 1995 Indians on the \u2018Little Mountain\u201d There are now written records of Indian settlements in our area but there is evidence of their presence, some of it tangible, some of it hearsay.Do you perhaps have some knowledge to add to the following questions and answers?(Please see this week\u2019s answers on page 11) 1.What were the Indian \u201cfinds\u201d unearthed here in the late 1890s?Where were they found?2.Who was the Westmounter called in as an expert to comment on the possible origins of the discovery?| KNOW YOUR WESTMOUNT DENCH | By Aline Gubbay 3.The Indians are reported to have left \u201csigns\u201d typical of their culture.What were some of these?4.Several sites have been suggested as possible campgrounds for early Indian settlements.Can you name one?5.What was the Indian name for the island of Montreal which is seen on carly maps?Le Club du Village DAILY Elegant Party Room Available for up to 24 People Assortment of freshly baked cakes available upon request FULLY LICENSED Tues.-Fri.11:30 a.m.-11p.m, Sat.Sp.m.-11p.m.CLOSED ON SUNDAYS & MONDAYS (except for private parties) 4 Somerville (corner Victoria) 485-2502 EXHIBITION CONTINUES TO JUNE 11 rm DA INGRID HARRISON THE FOUR SEASONS OF MONTREAL | Rox a J \u201c1:27 a.m.ee oo EX EE GALERIE WEST END GALLERY 1358 GREENE AVE.WESTMOUNT, QUE H3Z 2B1 TEL:933-4314 MON-SAT: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM 4064751 Where were they going?à Tuesday, May 23 9:14 a.m.3202 The Boulevard: defective smoke detector.1:48 p.m.33 Holton: burglar alarm went off, no reason found.3:10 p.m.4119 Sherbrooke: first responder for medical assistance; 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10 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 To correct spelling errors in the Examiner ad of May 25th: Proposed WMA officers and directors, 1995-6: President: Kit Finkelstein ILA AY ERRATUM - WESTMOUNT MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION Past-President: Stanley Baker Vice-Presidents: Don Wedge, Carl Frederiksen Secretary: Manley Schultz » Treasurer and Membership Chair: Dr.Maureen Kiely.Directors: Linda Alevisatos, Bridget Blackader, Andrew Cooke-Jolicoeur, Hélene de Serres, Geraldine Gahan, Aline Gubbay, John Johnston, William Keating, Dr.Richard Lalonde, Barbara Moore, Nancy Nelson, Jennifer Patton, Stephen Rotman, Ruth Shine, Janice Steinberg, Tom Thompson and Barbara Wiesenfeld.4084704 THE VILLAGE Bnd fine time 11 n er le lingerie 4861 Sherbrooke W.484-5656 | \"MARTIN'S SWISS REPAIR SHOP LOCKSMITH SERVICE © BIKE REPAIR KNIVES & SCISSORS SHARPENED 313 Victoria 481-3369 1 | | Bead Emporium All types of beads for jewelry and accessories OPEN: Mon.-Wed.10-6; Thurs.10-7; Fri.10-6; Sat.10-5 368 VICTORIA - 486-6425 11 11 Le Coffret Antique 320A Victoria Avenue 485-7828 Furniture refinishing HAUTE COIFFURE 1 pi J- 316 Victoria Ave.~ Westmount po 489-4389 Mancue, pedioure and wang avadable 1 1 1 1 Westmount Florist Ltd.360 Victoria 488-9121 IN WESTMOUNT nerd El oe : waa Szechuan & Cantonese LE PETITS SZECHUAN - Eclectic Menu - Very reasonably priced - All-you-can-eat (40 choices) - Chef specialized in sauces - Served at your table 2045 BISHOP - TEL: 286-2727 WMA elects new directors, plans hospital meet By ALBERT KRAMBERGER Monday at the Westmount Baptist nomination committee, said the The Examiner Church.new blood will help the citizens\u2019 There were five new directors The five are Linda Alevisatos, watchdog group represent every elected to the Westmount Bridget Blackadar, Aline Gubbay, facet of Westmount life.Municipal Association at its 87th Jennifer Patton and Hélène Serres.Blackadar, a short-story writer annual general meeting held on Stanley Baker, chairman of the who lives on Cote St.Antoine, said she hopes her appointment will bring some new enthusiasm to the WMA.\u201cI\u2019ll wait and see what comes up, but dogs, roller blades and bicycles are things I'm looking at.\u201d Aline Gubbay attended but the three other new directors were not present at Monday's meeting.President Kit Finkelstein gnd vice-presidents Don edge @ 1 Carl Frederiksen were re-elected.Dr.Maureen Kiely added the Concept in Oriental Cuisine \u201csox \u2018Hip decor & Atmosphere: INET - Delicious Vegetarian Table D'Hôte role as membership chair.Barbara Moore announced that the WMA and the Healthy City Project are organizing an information meeting in the coming weeks with the Montreal regional health board on the closing of the Reddy and Queen Elizabeth hospitals.- Private party room available NO M.S.G.sarsaanas 216 Vietoria-Drive: Baie di Usfé: Qué: .HOX: 2H9 Tel: (514) 457-2886 Instead of daycare, point your child to a trilingual future.Guten Tag! For less than the cost of some daycares, you can enroll your 3-5 year-old in the nursery school or kindergarten program at Canada\u2019s only official German School Abroad, Alexander von Humboldt Schule Montreal.With main facilities in Baie d\u2019Urfé and a second nursery school close to downtown, your child will play and learn in German, ready soon for immersion in our trilingual world of German, French and English.In this increasingly competitive world of ours, trilingualism may be THE advantage your child enjoys in the job market of 2017.The time to start is now.Please contact our principal today to find out more about this unique opportunity and to arrange a tour of the school.Call 457-2886 today.\u2014\u2014 Alexander von Humboldt Schule Montreal responsibility of treasurer to her mas tree the e) Par me ® flat Par Avd the Ro gie thi KNOW pe i i) © Ee pe = Dei = = rdener found Indian burial ground om week\u2019s questions can be found on page 8) 1.In 1898, James Quinn, a gardener working on the grounds of St.George's Club on the upper slopes of Westmount, uncovered a human skeleton lying only 18 inches below the ground.Other finds followed, dispersed over several blocks of land, and were identified as evidence of an Indian burial ground.2.The Westmount expert called in was William Douw Lighthall, who lived with his family in a house called \u201cChateauclaire\u201d on the edge of the William Murray estate.Lighthall was a leading authority on (among other things) North American Indian culture, in recognition of which he had recently been made an Honourary Chief of the Mohawks of Kahnawake.Lighthall found specific identification difficult and even today the finds remain classified under the general grouping of \u201cSt.Lawrence Iroquoians.\u201d 3.Here are some of the \u201csigns\u201d of the Indian presence here.a) Alice Lighthall (W.D.\u2019s daughter) reported her mother once described seeing pictographs of \u201ca man and an arrow\u201d carved on a great tree in the Glen.b) There was once a larch tree, trained to grow in a flattened pattern, which stood near the eastern edge of Murray Park.It is said Indians formed such trees as markers to important sites.This tree may have pointed the way to the springs on the slopes nearby.c) The springs or wells in Murray Park area were still, within living memory, called the \u201cIndian wells.\u201d 4.Some suggested Indian camp- @: sites are \u201cGarden Point,\u201d where city hall now stands; the flattened area at the top of Murray Park, bordering Westmount Avenue; and, the valley between the \u201cLittle Mountain\u201d and Mount Royal.Correction: Whoops! Our apologies.There were gremlins in the typesetter having fun muddling things up last week.First, our municipality, as Notre Dame de Grice, was incorporated in 1874 (not 1875 as printed in the last column).Second, if you found the answer to Question 2 somewhat off the mark you were quite right.The answer to a similar question was printed by mistake.The answer\u2019to OUR WESTMOUNT By Aline Gubbay the question of when our municipality was first named \u2018Westmount\u2019 is 1895.Aline Gubbay is president of the Westmount Historical Association.The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 - 11 Gifted programs work, studies already show {Continued from page 1) time.\u201d Linda Stern, head of the Roslyn School Parent/Teacher Association, said there are already countless studies by known When the Montreal Breast Cancer Foundation holds its annual \u2018Dans le Jardin\u2019 fundraising raffle tonight at the Botanical Gardens, it hopes to have raised $150,000.First prize is $10,000 cash.Wesmounters on the founda- experts proving that gifted programs work and are crucial to keeping gifted and talented students in school.Parents have known this for Breast-cancer foundation raffle tion's board include Bonney Truscott-Teare, Julia Reightman, Roni Blanchy, Jennifer Rowntree, Debbie Eaman, Sue Khan, Sue Kruger and chairman Pam McLernon.For more information and tickets, call 990-7171.years, said Stern, The board should carry on what already exists, not set up a focus group the very same time its \u201cwiping out\u201d programs that already exist, she said.The process is \u201cabsolutely pointless\u201d without experts leading and participating fully in implementing gifted programs, she said.Stern, who says she\u2019s giving up the battle, slammed the PSBGM for its financial priorities and added that she no longer finds it credible.Dining room and bedroom Bronze - marble statues Chandeliers - Ceiling lights of Old toys - dishes - pottery Deeds tienne sa, Pine wardrobes and cupboards 893-9556 call toll free 1-800-254-4040 Therrien Antiques Montreal - Laurentians - Trois-Riviéres Seeking Frames Electric with lights in Louis Icart marble paintings SNOOK'S \"\"Celebrating over 80 years of business and thanking you, the customer\".Local © Long Distance *Overseas * Office Moves * Storage * Packing Most Reasonable Rates Please call and compare 345-8030 Member of Atlas Van Lines AA TY and services.FOR THE -.- ~ table into a gastronomic delight.cheese, fruits and pastries.Plus, it's right beside our fine selection of boutiques Because whether you're looking for the freshest steak or the latest hairstyle, The Square is a cut above the rest.L O 0 K So hurry in today.C 0 OO K Md WESTMOUNT SQUARE ® FREE 2-HOUR PARKING WITH MINIMUM PURCHASE OF $15.\u201c.FOR From roasts, chops and tournedos to T HE sew WE SPECIALIZE IN PRIME CUTS.FROM HAUTE CUISINE TO HOT COIFFURES, YOU'LL FIND IT ALL AT THE SQUARE.No matter how you slice it, Le Marché Westmount Square has everything to turn your THE IL IS THE GOODLIFE rec.oe ye » - .nibego ATTN TERR LILIES I ITI te DE I cersoear s'enmee ct. 12 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 ANNONCES CLASSEES ITT [{] is, weeklies __unis payable by payables par credit card MOTS ar carte de crédit Chaque mot additionnel Each additional word 25¢ 10 WORDS ST.seulement / only Your ad published three weeks DEADLINE: Monday 16:00 preceding publication TOMBEE: Lundi 16h00 précédant la publication * The TMR Weekly Post FAX: 630-6085 Pay cash at newspaper office.Payez comptant au bureau du journal.semaines $ in three newspapers / Votre © The Mon itor 6 3 0 N 6 30 0 weeks |S FO5.| ile\" + The Westmount Examiner Propriétés DECARIE, MÉTRO à 2 minutes.© UPPER LACHINE, nouvelle admi- GREENE VENUE, 1 or 0e OO ABLE CASH buyer of Canadian, BICYCLETTES TRANQUILLE , 7-4/2, très grands, pour juillet.nistration, 2-1/2, poéle, {rigo inclus; rooms, skylight, jacuzzi.Fully reno- 99 erican, European coins and jewel- A 003 àvendre Mme Léger 881-0856.très propre, références demandées.vated, furnished.Metro.All ameni- 0 Share lery.Ron: 374-1529.We ES Repair LC & a Properties for Sale rm $ minutes du métro Vendome hss, lies a1, doorstep.871-8000, LETTRES 9611 Lasalle Blvd., Lasalle 365-1524 INTERESTING EXCHANGE! NpG, 5-1/2, haut duplex 881-0856 \u2019 oO NDG, BEAUTIFUL 5-1/2.Villa of all kinds.35 years\u2019 experience.Owner of large home in Outremont g595/mois, Très propre \u2014 HARVARD AVE., 7-1/2 upper du- Maria Metro.Equipped, microwave, 667-1939.HUGE SALE requires smaller home.Easy terms Adultes d : été : Appartement à Plex, July 1st, hardwood floors, 2 laundry.482-2044.ELIZABETH SINCLAIR: Estate and for difference in value.No agents.u'tes Ce prelsrence.louer fireplace.B Mo- ARM FRIENDLY home, (NDG) lo- moving sales.Buying art, antiques, of \u201cLOOK\u201d 278-8889 or 277-7778.Ville LaSalle.Bas 5-1/2 nidand & Terrebonne.$850 unheated at ai ; \u2019 , .ies beau avec garage Apartments to Rent .coiabie).Cal for viewing: 4gg- Y*1Y 9arden, straight, clean, non- collectibles.BICYCLES POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES, BUN- au à garage.Soo : 9.smoker, congenial, female, male.Se- RS.GOODMAN, cash buyer of GALOW, 2X2 bedrooms, swimming $650/mois-5-1/2 avec sous- 2 T | NDG.2 1 h rious students welcome.$285 mo- antiques including complete or partial sc pool, many extras.Urgent.498- sol, foyer.$650/mois-5-1/2, 056 Trenhoime noe.2am.3 1/2 ronovald, 3\" mihy all inclusive.Please call Dick: estates, furniture, lamps, chande- M180R $1,050 pr 1379.haut de duplex $600/mois.3-1/2, 4-1/2, 5-1/2 \u2014 OTT 4830730.Wes, paintings, bronzes, iter, china, M174 $699 qu Chalets 3 Tres beau, trés propre.Sec- \u2019 : NDG, CLEAN 3-1/2, 4-1/2.Stove, Espace Crystal.perfume bottles, fine and = 035 teur résidentiel.Idéal pour Near Loyola refrigerator, heated, hot water inclu- 1 1 9 costume jewellery, old toys and foun- M172 $599 Sr vendre/louer couple 50 ans el Equipped.Parki ded, 498-2298.debureau Lin pens, tapestries, rugs, etc, Dis- pr Resoris & Collages a A A A 72.Près | hi .Parking.DAMEDEGRAGE.Office Space cretion assured.488-1856.M170 $529 for $360 po COTTAGE ON Lake Champlain, Lo Na mmediate occupancy PRUD'HOMME, 5-1/2 r d.- Vermont, Fully equipped, sleeps 4.4 lOUS les Seices.$3501 mois 489-7783 heated, fridge, stove, dining room.360 VICTORIA 273 d Articles COME AND SEE THEM! \u2014 months/season $3,500 Canadian, - 482-9639, 627-6083.emandés The best quality & price.Compare! 800036 615 HUDSON, Cote SI.Luc, 3-1/2 Westmout ______Adicles All assembled/made in Canada KENNEBUNK BEACH, 2-bedroom MOUNT-ROYAL, LOWER 6-1/2 peated.Fridge, stove, water fax PARK ROYAL Florist Bldg ABSOLUTELY NEED from private, aa.house, clean and tastelully decora- With finished basement.Lundy included, $400.481-9558.395/ th dining Loom set, bedroom set: Also \u201cPeugeot\u201d & \u201cVelosport\u201d bicycles \u2014- ted, fully furnished including washer 700M.garage.racing park.excellent , ; and dryer.Quiet area, 5 minutes locaton 211-8483, 6716 A: rR: $325/mon ; BUYING STAMPS: Canadian, sin- COMPLETE TUNE-UP: $14.95 ( from beach, $500/week US.Avai- NDG, DECARIE near Côte Si-An- Pp 9 Hydr 0& heating gles, blocks, albums, any era.Tim, \" fable July 810 15 and August 1919.tine, large 4-172 equipped, heated.SHERBROOKE WEST 4-4/2 - 5-1/2 incl ater Spm: 697-1365 DINING SET.modern white.& ea MOTORIZED ar.Evenings 635.9207 365-0088.1-12, 2-1, 3-12 N train, bi inc ued linc] AND x à geable medical scooter, asking eel venings me ear train, buses.stand roomy > : LAURENTIANS, LAKEFRONT: brooke.3-172, 2-12.Mreplace, - Equipped Concrete bidg., heated, 488-9123 BOOKS enough for 2 adut, excellente shape, used: Sandy beach, 45 min.MIL, 4 be- large baiconies, windows, fully reno- .Elevator elevator, indoor pool JR 2 tripods elescopic, $10.00, $5.00.Ventes i ; Laund as TO SELL Fy Walk and roll treadmill like new d drooms, large deck, beautiful 1/2 vated, stove, Iridge.Quiet, secure.Laundry room : Co e garage acre.Sell $175,000/Year lease Near al commodities, transportation, .Security entrance 3333 Jean-Talon W.1 39 Magasin ; nel, Garage Sales $800/month, unheated.July 1st.1- Evenings: 626-0214.738-2704 à louer We will come to see HEALTHWARE STAIRMASTER.MULTI-FAMILY.514-224-5342.Parte 487-8462 Stores fo Rent your books Great condition.Please leave mes- .Lf, saluraay ee ts NDG, GIRQUARD, \u2018grands 4-1/2 16- Call day or evenin - 486-7041 June 3rd, 9:00 to 4:00.Rain date, STE-AGATHE, LAC des Sables, NDG, COMMERCIAL store for rent, 9 sage: 486-7041.Sunday June 4th same time.No beautiful view, spacious chalet, 3 bedrooms, lireplace, cablevision, B.8.0.large ground.Walking distance, beaches, City.Season.monthly, novés, poële, frigo.Métro Villa-Maria à 5 minutes.Mme Léger: 881-0856.NDG, UPPER, 4-1/2, July 1st, $450/month, unheated, appliances: 487-4489 COLONY MANOR, N.D.G., large apartments with seperate dining areas, close to all amenities, by appointment only, 10am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday.481-2831.RESIDENCE RUSSEL, 30, Brittany, for the active senior, 4-1/2, elevators, appliances included, garage available, adjacent to park.close to shopping and transportation, good se- magasin commercial à louer, 300 sq ft, heated, hot water.300 pi ca, chaufté, eau chaude; 484-3350, paget 888-2485.Westmount Phoenix Books 320 Victoria (upstairs) LARGE DOUBLE thermal pane picture windows.Suitable for cottage.464-8153 after 6pm.MARBLE COFFEE table, modern: early bird BON MARCHE BOUTIQUE - Thritt Shop open every Wednesday 10a.m.-3p.m.Men's short sleeve weekly.321-4514 : eve Pe ity.Mon-F 777.Autos Queen Ann end table, upholstered shirts, shorts, sweaters.Ladies Propriété ROKBORD GRAND 4-1/2 chaullé, cuisinidre, arty Monf3s 3103 205 à vendre Ruth Portner: 481-6942] armchair, beautiful lamp, chair.sports clothes, summer shoes & 47 extérieur de la ville réfrigérateur.salon double.V M R Cars for Sale STORE HOURS: Quality furniture.Reasonable.handbags, shorts tops, long & dres- i GOUIN 675$/mois.Un mois gratuit.Adja- .Wed.11-2, Thurs.4-6, Sat.11-5] 482-8090.sy wear, baby & children's summer , Out of Town Properties cent Ville Mont-Royal.738-5891., CHEROKEE SS Wear hab ! de / Spacieux 1987 JEEP CHEROKEE 4x4, 4.0L, MATELAS, 1/2 prix, neufs et im- things.Sewing materials, misc.& + ad CHAMPLAIN, MODERN ranch style 5-1/2,4-1/2, 6 cyl.5 speed.alarm system, Tél.: 484-4428 Haits.plates-formes Liquidation household articles.Trinity Memorial ; ; i .parfaits, plates-formes.Liquidatio .bungalow recently renovated.Two Chauffés, éclairés, GRAND BLVD.3-1/2, 4-1/2 pr 464-8153/446-7163 after surplus, 956-1090 Church 2146 Marlome Avenuelcor 1 room.full basement Situated on , as .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ner Sherbrooke Wes!.Venddme me- 2 10 actes choice iverlront land cuisinière, Beau 4-1/2 A voir BLONDE Gen WTAE Asem org OVO SE Danie eS aT Ù - à isi 5 5 2 yy tl for f , clothes for th 3 A ,; \u2014_ san shown fot.retrgirateur, Cuisinerénovée Confortetsécurité sam ere ans 51 [9 mn os consi D es coe stv, sz Fen faving excellent téshing 5 min ascenseur, Aussi 3-1/2 300 Blvd Graham 000km, 1-514-224-5342._ 0206 \u2018 West, app.503.South of Guelph, Saturday- Sunday, À 7 i - A-1 VOICI t éovas = ; June 3rd- 4th, 10am-4pm.Clothing, from 4 Canadian border and two stationnement & 483-2094 738 5281 sauvera des milliers de dollars à À vendre ovine SALE.Ad books, household.paintings, china, pe (518) 208 aah mal.Fone piscine 489-4437 = l'achat d'un véhicule.Message d'in- For Sale rw chesterield, garde hrs ps prints, collectibles, records, bikes.# 7 ë i - ., Something for everyone, hun- 8 extérieure formation, 7 jours, 24 heures.859 el chairs, molded plastic chars, etc , COTTAGE, HIGGINS Beach.Ma.WESTMOUNT: SHERBROOKE/ 9060 i string char, paintings.oy appoin- dreds of items 100 numerous fo men- 02 ue.for rent, Month of dune 500$ 684-8768 VICTORIA, 4-1/2, July 1st.Hea- DODGE OMNI 85.doors, manual, 1383 BLAZER, 4Xd automatic tement 481-3135 CP Nero Seed prices ; 3 US/week.934-1693.evenings.N .D .G .Ted, hot water.Call: 481-4833.70,000 kilometers.Good motor con- s2.000.or NY ee PACK AGE DEAL Tor sale.furmituré SVP birds 4 L'ESTEREL ON lac Masson (220 dition.$1.200.484-1025.4 : furniture OTE ST-LUC, 5830 Wolseley, 4 ; frontage).outstanding residence.SEND YOUR We offer Chamb jon.$ \u2014 pm.Ce = elevision.amps, electrical family.Great sale June 3-4.9am- _\u2014 built mn 1987 This unique home fea- CLASSIFIED AD | ted 069 louer 223 Entretien d'auto 2 nues.oll: 12 ang 5x7.hide: appances an: pers?ease call yom in or shine.tures exceptional luminosity plus all n.renovate uto Servicing a-bed in excellent condition; lay-2- : A modern amenities.Professionally de- BY FAX 24 HRS clean, d Rooms to Rent bay, 2 table lamps; Olympus 25 mm CoE STL ors dothng.pie corated and luxuriously furnished 630-6085 1,2 & 3 bdr.apts CHAMBRE À lover, maison _contor.BODY & PAINT camera (new), Olympia elecricty- lune 5.4.1010 4pm $525,000 381-5698.table, accès cuisine.Près métro Villa- pewriter: upright Hoover vacuum: oa Please mdicate: $270 fo $400 Mari et autobus 51.ldéal pour étu- $300 - $500 fishing gear: blood pressure kit NDG.WELCOME June 3 and 4, 10 0 49 2 jouer \u201cName and address Unheated, equipped dante).Tel.486-9735 Good quality 482-8710.4615 Montclair, 10:00 10 17:00 .2 Phonenumbe : STLUE.condo.5 3 LOVELY fur coats: Otter, Bea- Instruments de #172 UPPER duplex, Grosvenor ag.\u201cCredit card number and Open week-ends ec a oan Ins.Jobs 40% rebate ver and grey Lamb.Must sel! 488- 2 85 ol jacent upper Westmount, large living- Expiry date 1 free month ces.488-4716.Super Shine Pain 8972, Musical Instruments room wooden floors fireplace.5 Classification 8s.408-4/d.WOMAN'S, gis speed en- apphances, garage.(H)341-3179, insertion datets) 89 3877 NDG.ABSOLUTELY beautiful (4 coats) cyclopedia, appliances.fur coat.BEAUTIFUL ANCIENT piano, strip- (W)398-4317 person io bor daytime 4 - large oo ° 5-172.Metro Villa-Ma- North Star Auto 486-5401 ped.ew keyboard.$1,500 > ria.482-2944.ww.; À sous-louer We reserve the right fo refuse or PRIVATE Frome.487-0932 APPRENEZ FACILEMENT, les nou- a 051 To Sublet cancet an ad.489-2553 WESTMOUNT.A ae 8 : velles danses du \"Hit Parade\u2019 sur UFT TRUCKS 301 Evènements _ 4841035 athroom.y- 20 years experience cassette-vidéo: Rumba, Western, sociaux SOUS LOCATION, JUILLET, aoû, SMÉRBROOKE/GREY.5-172, 6.Lambada.cha-cha, Polka, Valse ou Social events 3 : : \u2019 - painted, hardwood floors, heated, hot i autres.Pour recevoir la documen- e \u2014\u20142 6-1/2, D.D.0.près tous services, water.481-3368, 331-3282.2, Animaux tation gratuite écrire au Centre de Home Delivery SPRING BAZAAR including Rum- 700$/mois.624-8944.WDON.ve.bac 2035 ELMHURST 2%, domestiques Loisir Familial Contant, 2021 Ayl- mage (clothing.kitchen items, books, PA SNOWDON, DORNAL Ave.bache- % Domestic Pets Li : I etc.), Bake Sale and Strawberry | Logements or 2-172, meublé, chauffé et éclairé Dl me in.Montréal.HIW-3C4.Tél Tes.Saturday.June 3, 10a \u20180 we 061 louer Frais peint, 365$.364-3656.1/2, 4-1 CAT SITTING in my house while (514)523-1010 Souriez.20 Sunday.dune rl pry 1-1/2, 3-1/2, 4-1/2 ios ___ J \u2019 \u2019 you are away.838-0541 BABY CRIB, pram, bicycle seat Flats to Rent T.M.A.LARGE, bright 4-1/2, un- $260 $360 $460 YORKSHIRES travet ci, el, 400.7185 , ven, 4110 de Masonneune el ; .heated, washer/ dryer connection, \u2019 y : tte est of er), corner ve.3.7 1b.) $500; and 12 weeks ee.her $500.newly renovated; 697-8911, , .; .year (3 KS CAR STEREO equipment, speakers, i ai 4310 594-3254, Near train and Concordia University (copie baby face.S900.Reds: amps, decks 464 153i 8pm 30 3 wit divers or Old Orchard VILLE MONT-ROYAL, central, 6- Bus at the door.wii Th COLLECTION, MINI LIQUOR bo- = 1/2, haut duplex, garage, juillet, Heated, hot water, s/p included.: with your p 0 ttles.1500 units, over 60 countries \u2014 Ç garag + ,S/P walking, pet-sitting, caring for your y A A oy - 3-1 2 - 4-1 2 825$/mois, 384-0749.pu : A fi .beautifully displayed, in windpw box- FEMALE, MEDICAL student looking 484 0627 395 2220 fig gee races nea #5.Must be seen, to be appreciated.VILÉ iT PIERRE for environment to practice her = - , - .= 0 s500-$560 VLLEST-PERRE Got ass Negra Sy poiime, sn reed n Heated, 4-1/2 269 Antiquités magniiscent environment or office help.Please Du hot water included Electric heating Antiques 9 pieces.renaissance style wilh re- call 283-7833, A _ 395-2220 Hardwood floors DOWNTOWN fectory table.carved walnut: 305 Éducation 3 \u2014_ Educationa $350/month _ i 983-0037 Possibiity of THE ST_MARC BUYING 1 ORGANIZE mr |B A COTE ST-PAUL, 4-172.juin ou stove/fridge 2000 St.Marc Street ue drawing, beginners and advanced, lt ui , * , , ste- Lon ç .dl juillet, électrique, entrée laveu- 368-2056/685-6897 , reo tuner 2 speakers, 1 bed chair.ites A ens wa se/sécheuse, $380.Peinture fournie.1-1 [2 ° 2-1 2 ° 3-1 [2 Reasonable offers accepted.Satur- Montreal artist Ross Schorer.Day Tar ERA T172 propre Thnove, ESTMOUNT, BEAUTIFUL, bright 5743 and Avenue, above Kids, and evening classes 482-8935.Ie 1 acte , » 2-bedroom corner apartment.Met- : [TYP , LS nee électrique, entrée laveuse/Sécheuse.caîte and Ste.Catherine.$700.It's Air conditioning.Pool.Cote St-Luc ART WORISHIFS: The rg .Maintenant juillet, Peinture ; ; ; ee .- ou Ln Competitive Prices.| THIBAULT FURNITURE: soi em.ra, Plasurable & practical Young 3 ADJACENT LOYOLA, 3-172, 1 0 3 Bachelors COMPLETE table with extension and more.er ec & August.1/2, clean, park, quiet, heated, 2401 à louer Information: 931-8131 or 935-7624, after 7p.m.464-0800 _ Park Row East: 486-7204.Bachelors to Rent TWO \"PELLA\" windows Cacerani ENGLISH LESSONS, private or se- 55 HT oH » Chandeliers PARTIAL ELLA\u201d windows.Casement nu oriate by qualiied ESL teacher.BRIGHT CHARMING upper duplex CONNAUGHT, (LARGE ne Géré par andelie NADIA STC ; Se value $3,200: asking.Atternoons and evenings, Reasana- a renovated, equipped for small family.washer, dryer, ridge and stove 0 CU EVER 1.400.or best.dffer.1-514: y y NTS below Shetbhote 6912567 inglded.Jy 462-0298.ER ACMON tr) 488-0809 : 24-53, ble rates.483-3905 m NA - FOR m ?OU DN OOD OOOO es rechar- , asking aturday Bnesday.rt sleeve .Ladies\u2019 shoes & 9 & dres- summer misc.& Memorial enue/cor- lôme me- )2, 105.gemore.| Sunday.Clothing.gs, chinas, bikes.one.hun- is to men- at prices Iseley.4 -4, 9am- ing, bike, Davies.00 enis de lusique uments 0, strip- $1.500 sments jociaux events g Rum- 5, books, awberry os 8 } { od Ave.divers lotices looking ice her August ler camp .Please ng and vanced, ruction, lebrated er.Day 35.right- & paint- Young August.or se- on.nd 4,10 The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 - 13 3 0 5 Educational GUITAR, DRUMS, voice.Private lessons with experienced professional (B.F.A.).All levels.House Calls.840-1060.INTERNET [INSTRUCTORS will teach you ail you need to know to \u2018surf the net\" successfully.IBM and Mac.Reasonable rates.483-6517.DRESSMAKING 6-WEEK course: $199.Low income special rates.Day or evening.Highly qualified.487-5551.PIANO AND theory lessons.Beginners specialist.All ages.Call: 482-6772.Soins a domicile 339 Home Care RÉSIDENTE DE WESTMOUNT offre \"Home Care Services\".Services à domicile; entretien ménager, gardiennage, etc\u2026 931-5726.3 41 Santé Health AQUA-RESONANCE NOURISHES with the water of your youth.Safe, natural, unique.Revitalize, rehy- drate, detoxify and harmonize your physical and mental powers.938- 1851.GARDERIE ST-LUC; 3 months- Gyears, 7am-6pm, bilingual educa: tional program, Government subsidy.Transportation $90/monthty; Free school bus service for children 3-18 months old: 481-8005.5450 Westminster Ave.HOME DAY-CARE, Mtl west, bilingual.Pre-kindergarden.Kindergarden program.Fun activities.487-2300 3 61 Aide domes: tique disponible Domestic Help Available CANADIAN WOMAN oltering help in house cleaning.Good references.AIDE JARDINIER.Pour | entiehèr de jardin et pelouse, rue Old .Louis V.331-7777 ADVERTISING SALES representative for monthly newspaper.Great potential.For motivated and dedicated achiever.Excellent English required.484-5033.ATTENTION! MONTESSORI teacher training.Internship.Montreal = Montessori Association.487-4165.DISCRIMINATION IS unlawful.Positions advertised in these columns are offered equally to men and women.HAVE Y pi CHECKED YOUR AD?REQUESTED, AND D'AOVISÉ CANNOT Be RED RES- PONSIB FOR MORE THAN HE FIRST PUBLICATION DATE.MEN, AGES 18-25 with family history of alcoholism.needed to participate in psychological experiment at McGill University, (supervisor: Dr.R.0.Pihl).Subject will be compensated for their time.For more information Jasmine: 398-6119.Le Post, l'Hebdo de Ville Mont-Royal recherche un(e) REPRÉSENTANT(E) DES VENTES pour son territoire Le(la) candidat(e) doit être bilingue et posséder une voiture.Prière d'envoyer votre curriculum vitae 6170- A Sherbrooke St.West | Za réal, Quebec 1L8 Fax: 483-5073 Dr.Anthony Garami M.D.CM., Pédiatre - Pediatrician FRCPC Telephone consulation and appointments: Gloria Snider, R.N.Tel.: 486-6656 0630884 SCULPTURE COURSES given by professional sculptor using all techniques.Alan 342-2889.SPRING SESSION comes and practice your French, with francophones.Bilingual club.Half-1/2-Hail.465-9128.307 Original oil painting by Frank Vogel Beautiful framed landscapes, sensibly- priced, on display at the art exhibition, May 27- June 4, Le Faubourg Ste Catherine at Guy.Tel: 733-5643 Divertissement Entertainment 3 0 9 Voyages Vacances Trips/Holidays FLYCASTING LESSONS.Also beautiful tropical saltwater fiyfishing adventures.Robert 938-0355.313 ABOVE WHOLESALE systems.Sell new computers.486, Pentium, accessories.Full guaranty.Lewis: 728-4342.315 ASIAN, BLACK, AFRICAN, NORTH AFRICAN, ROMANIAN, LATINO, POLISH, ITALIAN, AND SO ON.+ Over 40 nationalities e Unique National Agency in Canada STUDIO A2 736-1326 323 PAIR OF Eyeglasses.Monkland bet- weag Coronation and Harward.4 -WATCH, LADY'S, black with silver, lost April 24th, somewhere between Appin and Cornwall, greatly missed after 17 years.Reward, 737-1244.(gratuit 325 Found(no charge 4 KEYS on ring, on Bridge corner Dunkirk and Laird.731-8062 329 NOUVEAU CADEAU surprise gratuit avec consultation (8 min.) de la clinique d'ésotérisme, amour, argent, travail.24hrs/ 7 jours, 3.69$/min.Tarologue, astrologie.Ligne gratuite; 1-800-766-9790.Séance de voyance directe; 1-900-451-4878.333 DOCTOR NAILS makes house calls! For the very best in Montreal for nafs, tips: French and-American\u2019 manucures.etc, Call Diane 769-5788.Informatique Computers Personnels Personals Perdu Lost Trouvé Astrologie Astrology Esthétique Estheticians HAPPY FEET! Professional foot massage y certified reflexolgist.Try it now 735-8272 tailleurs 3 43 Dressmaking EXPERT DRESSMAKER, dressmaking, alterations, would pick up and deliver.Would do alterations in your home.947-7357 leave message 3 45 Services personnels Personal WORD PROCESSING .Bilingual .Fax - Modem .Laser Printer Documents, résumés .Transcription of cassettes .Translation DACTYLOGRAPHIE N.D.G.TYPING 482-1512 Services 349 professionnels Professional Services PORTRAIT ARTIST.very good likenesses: graphite, charcoal or oil paint.D.E.C.B.A., Fine Arts.487-4218, TYPING SERVICES, Wordpro- cessing (937-3694), term papers, résumés, manuscripts, etc.Lazer printer, near Atwater Gardiennes 351 disponibles Babysitters Available MOTHER'S HELPER: Eighteen year old college girl.experienced babysitter.Available May 15 on References on request.Please call Sue 931-6878.NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRACE, WOULD take care of your little sunshine, in my home, 1 year +, flexible hours, bilingual family.487-7947 Garderais votre petit rayon de soleil, 1 an +, chez moi, horaire flexible, famille bilingue.487-7947 ROCKLAND, EXPERIENCE, caring, baby-sitter in my home, non-smoker.References 739-8614 WOULD BABYSIT in my home, NDG.Any time.Warm atmosphere, hot meals.Reasonable rates.References.485-3487.Couturiers With experience.Leave message on answering machine.522-4866.FEMME RESPONSABLE, cherche travail d'entretien ménager: 363-5895 | AM offering help in housecleaning, pood references, experience: 279-0819.QUALIFIED AND experienced British nanny available immediately for live- out position.Local references upon request.Tel.: 845-0070.SERIOUS LADY, with experience and good references, looking for housecleaning work.Bilingual.Flexible days.Catl: Kathy 341-7291.ARE YOU WORTH MORE THAN A 5 DIGIT INCOME?A career at INVESTORS GROUP will allow you unlimited opportunity to achieve commission earnings that are as impressive as your abilities, having averaged over $58, 000 annually.Your spirited 385 disponible entrepreneurial attitude will help Help available US prepare you to sell our financial services and investment products in today's competitive market place.Only a few more openings for our 1995 exclusive training program.Send resume to Francis Marco, 1 Holiday St, #200, Pointe-Claire PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIAL HOR SN3.CLEANERS Groupe Call Investors DONNA or LOUISA Uno société te tn Carparatioe Sosocièrrs Power 489-7777 LES SERVICES INVESTORS LIMITÉE Une société de la Corporation financière Power PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR for finan- LES SERVICES INVESTORS LIMITEE cral institutions.20 years experience Full or part ime.Tony: 728-4894 TOUTE DESCRIMINATION est il- Offre d'emploi RAA CRAN AIS AN \u2018égale.Les postes offerts dans les Help Wanted annonces paraissant dans les cotonnes d'oftres d'emploi, s'adressent (FAX) 630-6085 également aux hommes et aux femmes.à l'attention de Peter Yakimchuk Le Post, l'Hebdo de VMR 1255 boul.Laird, suite 280 Mont-Royal (Qc) H3P 2T1 PHŒNIX INTERNATIONAL Phoenix International Life Sciences, a contract research company, is conducting studies involving a wide range of both new and already marketed medications in their modern clinical research centre located in Ville St.Laurent.We arc presently registering NON-SMOKING men, between 18 and 45 years of age, for future studies.If vou are interested in participating in one of these studies or would like further information, call us today! 514-333-0010 Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m.Friday 9:00 a.m.- REMUNERATION IS OFFERED 5:00 p.m.Maçonnerie 407 Brickwork ANY SHINGLE and asphalt rooting metal work, skylight replacement , pointing, cement, founda- WANTED ADVERTISING CONSULTANT The Westmount Examiner is looking for someone special YES NO = = Do you like people?CO [I Are you bilingual?| 3 Are you ambitious?43 = Do you have previous sales experience?cd Are you willing to work hard?OO Do you own a car?If you can answer YES to ail of these questions, then The Westmount Examiner would like to hear from you! Please send resume to: THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER 210 Victoria Avenue, Westmount, Qc, H3Z 2M4 Attention: Harvey tion repairs.References Alain 481-4016.MAÇONNERIE B.B.L.inc.+ CONSTRUCTION * RENOVATIONS Résidentiel/Commercial Spécialité: Brique pierre, blocs, stucco 656-5733 5 Gardiennes demandées Babysitters Wanted LOOKING FOR caring person to babysit 6 month/oid, 3 times a week, on Beaconsfield near Somerled.369-3676 NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER to care for 10ddler; starting July, live-out: Westmount.Please call 939-0544.NDG, MONDAY-FRIDAY 3 pm to 7 pm.Care of 4 year old, vegetarian supper preparation, French and English required: 483-4241.POSTE DE gardienne, permanent.Ville Mont-Royal.4 à 5 jours/semaine.7: 30 à 18 h.Non-fumeuse.Expérience et références locales, récentes requises.870-6564 laissez message.VMR, RECHERCHE dame avec expérience pour garder nourrisson.343- 9159.Garderies 357 Daycare DAYCARE, 6AM to 6PM, snacks, meals privided, 25 years experience, great references great rates, activities.Call Evelyn 488-3689 GARDERIE LES copains d'abord.corporation sans but lucratif, pour enfants de 3 mois 4 5 ans.Programmes d'activités, jeux extérieurs.repas nutritifs.Possibilité de temps partiel.487-4481 PHŒNIX INTERNATIONAL Phoenix Internationale Sciences de la Vie, une entreprise contractuelle de recherches, effectue diverses études portant sur des médicaments nouveaux et déjà commercialisés.Ces études ont lieu à notre centre ultra-moderne de recherches cliniques situé à Ville St-Laurent.Nous acceptons dès maintenant les candidatures d'hommes NON FUMEURS âgés de 18 à 45 ans, pour des futures études.Si vous désirez plus de renseignements, communiquez avec nous dès aujourd'hui 514-333-0010 Du lundi au jeudi de 9h à 18h Vendredi de 9h à 17h tL RÉMUNÉRATION OFFERTE of BRICK-WORK * Brick pointing « Clumney repairs « Cement work & brick repairs « Fireplaces * Stones ¢ Blocks « Foundation & excavation WE WILL BEAT ALL WRITTEN ESTIMATES ARMSTRONG SERVICES 160 - 6th Ave.Lachine 941-1095 JOHN VAN OTTE.quality stonework, relaining walls, walkways, restoration, mainienance, atenor of exterior Westmount references Free estimates.461 1974 MAÇONNERIE FAFARD & FILS Réparation générales de briques, blocs, joints et plastrages Estimation gratuite 944-3484 Brick work rick pointing *Block work «FREE ESTIMA Transformation I.S.ENR SATISFACTION GUARANTE a \u201cFront walks *Foundation repair E CES AVAILABLE D « FULLY INSURED European Renovations & Repairs Bricks Stonework Cement Brick pointing Paving Ceramics/tiles & CHIMNEYS.Many happy clients.You could be one loo! Manuel 487-7219 STONE SPECIALIST For any stone Fabrication * Installation « Restoration Ancestrales 636-4076 Menuiserie 40 9 Carpenlry ALL KINDS of repairs, painting 30 ans d'expérience.Prix raisonnable 386-7514 CARPENTER, GENERAL repairs, ciment work 489-7763.487-5826 CARPENTER.COMPLETE teno- vations kilchens, bathrooms, ceramics, counter tops, stairways, decks, balconies 484 8752 RENO-DESIGN: Why spoil the charm of the old?Specializing in woodwork, cabinets, bathrooms and basements RENEE IVOIRE ntl [roc Fait ried e° TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPRING SPECIALS e ) ROFITEZ DE NOS SPÉCIAUX DU PRINTEMPS « FENÊTRES NS * WINDOWS ¢ WALLS \\N « MURS : Te 5 +5; BSNENERS CT) * PLA R 00 = : UPHOLSTERY 00 « CARPETS + STORES * TAPIS * BLINDS 20 Ans d'Expérience MULTI-NETTOYAGE Les Services de Nettoyage Résidentiel 20 Years Experience (rene ume men ue Residential Cleaning Services ; = 7 ; _ use.7 DAYS -24 HRS SERVICE 14 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 BELGRAVE RENOVATIONS INC.@DROOFING OF ALL TYPES @® Lavage i murs/fenetres Wall/Window Cleaning ULTRA SONS, nettoyage de stores (rigides et tissus) Par pénétration complète des vibrations soniques Nouvelle technologie 697-4507 GENERAL RENOVATIONS in construction, specializes in cement and unistones, etc Call V.Lagana, 324- 4258 HANDYMAN AVAILABLE for maintenance, repairs, painting.Ghyslain\" 481-2345 YL WASHING SINCE 1986 CRT © FULLLY INSURED \u2018935-8595 - Bathrooms - Drywall - Family rooms - Waterproofing - Kitchens For free estimate, please call - Fireplaces PAUL SCHAPIRA Nettoyages de tapis 41 3 Carpet Cleaning IN-HOME AREA rug cleaning.Free estimate.Call Ronald 748-1572.INTERIOR HOME renovations, free estimate; 487-7442 affordable prices.W.King KITCHEN CABINETS, new and renovated, custom furniture and finishing work.Call Donald 363-8279, 41 5 Portes et Fenètres J.F.ALUMINIUM.Windows, doors, MINOR REPAIRS, general clean up.painting.(interior, exterior), Also janitorial services, ceramics, balcony (wood and metal}.Residential, commercial.Free estimate.481-5917.Doors & Windows garages: bow.bay ; siding.gutters, skyhghts.shingle roofings.484-8752 417 ENTREPRENEUR ELECTRICIEN pour tous genres de travaux 20 ans d'expérience.Ceisius inc.514- 430-7777 vondéenmiie PAINTING, PLASTERING, ceramic and asphalt tiling, wooden lloors, wallpapering, any general repairs, (carpentry, eletrical & plumbing).References, Alain: 481-4016 CONSTRUCTION EXPERTS are offering you their clean and professional services for your new, special or renovation projects.Whether indoor or outdoor.we offer the best price vs quality ratio on the market.Free estimates.Warranty and rete- rences available.Yvan Lapointe: 341-1854.ENTREPRENEUR EN rénovation, travaux généraux en construction, spéctalisé en ciment et pavé uni, etc.Appelez V.Lagana, 324-4258.H & J RENOVATION Specialize Brick/Stone/Ceramics Chimneys/Block/Joint repair Concrete stairs & walkways Uni-Stone repair/Cracks Mr.Howarth 926-8348 Mr.Jackson 923-0829 Electriciens Electricians MKW Renovations Reg'd * Painting * Plastering * Carpentry * Balconies Reasonable Rates 696-5846 FREE ESTIMATES NO JOB TO SMALL Reasonable price Quality work, Cement, gyproc, Painting, carpentry, Plastering, tile, roofing BOB 489-1810 RENOVATIONS & GENERAL REPAIRS PAINTING, TILING PLASTERING DECKS & FENCES AND MUCH MORE NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES CALL IAN 484-5882 TILE, MARBLE, granite instalhng.kitchen, bathroom renovations 527-1185 UNI-STONE 421 Réparations A.G.B.SERVICE EXCAVATION ppliance HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES CEMENT epairs REPAIR SERVICE MAINTENANCE SPÉCIALISTES D'APPAREILS WASHER - DRYERS RANGES - REFRIGERATORS électroménagers à domicile: poêles, SP trigos, laveuses, sécheuses.Prix de \u201cAIR CONDITIONERS - £ i - \u201c la main-d'oeuvre fixé à 35$ par ap- \u2026 7 5 - i Reasonable Rates i, t - fe pareil, sans limite de temps au tra Guaranteed Work J P 368 483-5374 « 935-9421 =~ - Sheet metal - Brick work - Chimneys - Pointing \u201c4745 599-3590 vail.Bénéliciez de cette promotion sur présentation de celte annonce.Ouvrage garant.933-6723 Paysagistes 42 5 Landscaping GRASS CUTTING, maintenance and top soil.asphalte.unistone, cement, pointing and general repairs.Residential, commercial.Chateau Vert Reg.489-7413.ts REFRIGERATEC.Domestic » Residential = Commercial! ANBER MOVING and storage.Local moving.Specializing in Toronto, Vancouver, New-York, Florida.7 days, no surprise.735-8148 ARBO TRANSPORT, 22 and 24 foot trucks with 3 men, $60/hour.Insurance, also long distance.744-9333 LOOK NO further, J.I.landscapers are here to care for your lawn.Free estimations, guaranteed low prices extra savings for Senior Citizens.We will check and clean * Refrigeration your window air-conditioner * Air Conditioning for only $995 Call before May 25th and receive + Heat pump for central 15% off.Jack 853-3641 or Giovani per 1000 BTU 363-5986.systems and pools Tel.: (514) 386-1665 Do your chairs need repairs?Cane, rope, pre-made.TREE SERVICES (pruning, cutting).Repairing walkways.Free estimate.Call Mario.Pager: 936-4667 or tel.486-6682 42 A BAS PRIX, ACE démé local, longue distance, meuble et pia- Déménagements Moving Low prices.4 2 3 mai Entretien 20 years experience.105 Sumation gratuite.Roger 939- Muriel 725-7165 FREE ESTIMATE 931-0456 ESTIMATION GRATUITE shingles * bardeaux brickwork * brique metalwork * métal chimney * cheminée slate * ardoise Enterprise IDEAL DECOR RENOVATIONS Guaranteed professional work « INTERIOR: Painting, plastering, ceramics, carpentry, water damages, bathrooms, basements, kitchens.+ EXTERIOR: Painting, sundecks, fences, bricks, cement, foundation leaks, windows, doors, repairs.Design - References 485-1479 Free estimate COUVREUR ENR.ROOFING REGD.Free estimates DO-ALL MAINTENANCE roy * Foundations ® Brick Pointing ® Cement work Specializing in chimneys repaired and rebuilt * Expert roof repairs We clean aluminum siding 369-0479 Denis Tremblay LES MAITRES DU RESIDENTIEL ENR.Specialized in: painting, stain, varnish textures & renovation 052-4283 722-7975 WESTMOUNT HOME REPAIRS 483-1158 RU ETT _ BRICK-LAYING \u2014) BRICK-POINTING JOINTS DE BRIQUES \u2014 CONCRETE REPAIR REPARATION DE BETON SRY IEag ar TOLERIE \u2014) SHINGLE ROOFS LEED AT _ SLATE ROOFS ARDOISE \u2014) FOUNDATION LEAK FISSURES DE FONDATION _} CHIMNEYS a HiT Free Estimates - Senior Discounts - 39 Years Experience enotech CONSTRUCTION SERVICES: \u2018 + Renovations of all types + Carpets SALES AND INSTALLATION: » Kitchens & bathrooms * Walls + Carpets: custom colours & design * Decks » Windows « Tiles and linoleum * Woodwork « Floors: Stripping and waxing * Window covering +» Cabinetry + Winter carpet cleaing & storage » Wall covering « Interior design services + Spring cleaning *Réwpholstery .:: 0.Ti: 7 [10 1 PAINTING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR © © 22 © © 2 .: tic i:o fo: ii «Garam Neat cessé hein tenue aise vessaseesse SAN N ONU SVES SA UUS SAN SCA ECTS UNS SSD EH AS0S 939-3080 FREE ESTIMATE COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICES: AUJOURD'HUI C'EST le prix qui compte, inc.Permis/assurance.7fours, Prix fixe.Reconnu par B.S.François: 895-6062 - Patios - Painting - Caulking.- Cement finishing - Aluminum SUNCO PAINTING $80 - room * Two coats of top Plombiers Plumbing 439 Clean Plumbers quality paint ° Pipe replaceme * Interior and exterior specialists painting * 25 years = * Job guaranteed for professionals JK 2 years e Low prices 935-2917 * Drivewway sealing Acrylic product (Single $80) Tel: 684-4946 Cel: 862-3891a 445 Couvreurs BAS PRIX, tous genres démé gements.Excellent service.Estimation gratuite.485-4687.MOVING SERVICE, reliable.fast.honest; 369-0612, 487-1643.MOVING?RELIABLE, reasonable.Apartments, houses.Local/Ontario.B.Newland; 457-2063, 591-3759, R.T.SYSTEMS, 25 years\u2019 moving experience.Satisfaction, low.low prices guaranteed 728-6228.TRUCK VAN cube, $40/hour, 2 movers included.Anywhere, anytime.487-6054 Peintures 43 5 Painting A PROFESSIONAL painter, home improvement.20 years expérience.Call Mike, 487-8794 A+ PAINTING and plastering.Peintre et platrier.Good rates.Bon prix.Jack 488-9469.AAAA BON prix! Intérieure, extérieure, 16 ans d'expérience.Fer forgé, cage d'escalier, vernis, sikkens, teinture, plâtre, etc.Travail propre et rapide, finition impeccable.Estimation gratuite.Paul: 768-4481 ENTREPRISE DEARLOVE, Enr.quality residentie! painting and plastering, tully insured, serving West- End for 8 years.Free estimate.Call Stuart: 482-0480.EXPERT PAINTING.Interior/exterior, plaster repair, wallpaper apph- cation.Free estimates.Serving T.MR.since 1958.334-5787 INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, painting.20 years experience.All labor guaranteed.Free estimate, Micheal 645-2647 JOHN VAN OTTE, painting, wallpapering, plastering & repairs.General maintenance.free estimates Westmount references.461-1974.PAINTING For fast, efficient, reliable interior/exterior painting.In home painting since 1956 For free estimate please call Mr.Elias 341-6069 PEINTURE ET tous genres de réparations.30 ans d'expérience Prix raisonnable.386-7514 IDEAL LR TOITURE BRISSON ESTIMATION WE DO GRATUITE OUR FREE WORK ESTIMATES COUVREUR GÉNÉRAL » ROOFER FERBLANTIER » TINSMITH _ BRICK * WORK DÉNEIGEMENT + SNOW REMOVAL 737, 14° AVENUE, LACHINE (QUE) H8S 3L4 Tél.: 634-3780 « 941-4308 Te _\u2014 Pe ALL TYPES OF ROOFING FULLY LICENSED INSURED * Shingles - Tar & Gravel - Slate e Chimney Repairs & Rebuilt * Brickwork ¢ Pointing = Foundations Waterproofing e Sheet Metal Work * Skylight Senior Citizen's Discounts FREE ESTIMATES-GUARANTEED WORK LANSDOWNE ROOFING BRICKWORK INC.481-2430 Mount Royal Roofing 33 YEARS' SERVICE IN THE TOWN ¢ Asphalt shingling tar & gravel ¢ Chimneys ¢ Brick & cement work * Tuck pointing * Foundations e Uni-paving ¢ All types of excavations ALL WORK GUARANTEED Free estimates 687-0094 * Waterproofing Your Neighbourhood Professional Bonded & Insured Member: + Régie du Bâtiment (R.B.Q.) * Comission de la construction du Québec (C.C.Q.} * Office de la Protection du Consommateur (O.P.C.) Expert Cement and Brick Repairs -7439 / Tar & Gravel Roofs v Asphalt Shingles / Foll | Tinsmith Service / Skylights Replacement / Point & Chimney Repairs / Free Estimates / Discount for Seniors ROOFING reco.TIM KALIL PLAN F RX PY).H: 214 biers bing 1 i i jreurs bofing P| The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 - 15 Galerie Westmount holding disabled artists show Galerie Westmount will feature six artists from the Quebec Society for Disabled Artists in a benefit for the Quebec Society for Disabled Children beginning next week.À vernissage will take place Art books at Atwater Library The Atwater Library is presenting a display of newly-acquired art books donated by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.A total of 50 (25 English, 25 this Saturday, June 3 at 2 p.m.and the show will continue to June 18.The Westmount Rotary Club was a co-founder of the society 65 years ago.Half of the sale price will be French) volumes from the museum\u2019s past exhibits are now part of the Atwater\u2019s collection.The display will continue until June 30 at the library at 1200 Atwater Ave.* Everything for the Bonsai * Bonsai Courses Available Bonsai Wong Exposition June 4th, 2 - 5 979 Rue Coté Mil., 463-3336 4064721 m\u2014 1510 LAFAYETTE, LONGUEUIL, QUEBEC 463-2336 ROSLYN HOME & SCHOOL GARAGE SALE Roslyn School Yard, 4699 Westmount Avenue SATURDAY, JUNE Rain or Shine 9am-2pm C Arb 45\u201c, [ras 267 EE ROOFER.CARPENTER.Skylights.: TE Tree Service gutters, air turbo, brick pointing, ce- Vieux Planchers COMPLE TRE service, falling, 447 484-8752.So remis à neuf cutting and trimming.365-9311.Sandi j Remb een \u2014 0 465 \u201cravens ablage de ailleurs prix planchers 765-8611 REMBOURRASE Floor E - ELEY sanding & 4 49 Services 5 finishing Services UPHOLSTERING ave.Dunbar Mer 0800 \"THINGS\" Ville Mont-Royal PLANCHERS RAYMOND BOSSÉ: ASSEMBLED FREE ESTIMATES F nding.Sablage de planchers.e ASSEMBLY 341 -2387 \u2018 © INSTALLATION PLANCHERS + RENEWAL Réparat Ly EXPERT « REMOVAL 467 ration * SPÉC.EN TEINTURE TVNideo repairs ° Sablage de plancher Small repairs & STAATEE de bois franc Maintenance ec planes Work Sou.* Finition tous 369-31 64 teed.Fast service.Used color TV's genres D re R alité de sablage de planchers uo DF.hel Graves Artisan Cel: 894-8046 Appliance repairs dde Tél: 766-9226 Réparations PTR : d'électroménagers ay ANCHOR FLOOR 331-4512 a SANDING © Residential de EL Commercial 459 ne FAX (24h) Varathane & PA e Crystal finish .Frooostimate.EE 630-6085 M DEVAN era rire 2 ply.3 rer ris Se aa Tran es Te donated to the Quebec Society for Disabled Westmount is located at 4912 Sherbrooke St.West.Artists.LOW SELF ESTEEM?: Sensory - - Motor program June 26 - July 13 \u2014 \u201cMon - Thurs .Ra Afternoons \u201cAges approx.3-8 yrs.Is your child clumsy or feeling frustrated with sports, writir organization or other tab e activities?\u2018Even for bright kids, a sensory-motor problem can interfere with physical, emotional and social development.\u201cWe are two Occupational Therapists, specialists in this of work and hospital a filiated, For advice or information call: Dana Even or Brigitte LeBlanc 340-8222 ext.5616 Galerie 93 7e 1 1 00 4064752 pr Deautital Gardens Myke K.Hodgins\u201d Landscape Architect -garden design ù -installation -renovation -horticultural maintenance WINDOW WASHING HOMES ® OFFICES MONTREAL WINDOW CLEANING 91) 392-1363 Serving Westmount for 91 years foundations of success.of todays students.At Kells Academy, we give y your ur child the education and skills to take on the world.And our excellent programs in art, music, and drama encourage creative expression.At Kells Academy, we offer a challenging elementary and high school curriculum leading to a high school diploma, as well as preparation for higher learning.That's because Kells teaches your child the skills that are the Kells Academy is coeducational and privately funded.Your child will study in English without requiring a certificate of eligibility.Our advanced courses in mathematics and science (with well-equipped science and computer labs) are designed to meet the needs PLACEMENT TEST JUNE 3, 1995.9 AM.PLEASE CALL TO RESERVE TODAY KELLS ACADEMY Starting September, for the first time Kells Academy will offer a Grade 12 for students planning to continue their studies outside the province.The Academy's teachers and guidance counselors assist with admission to Canadian and U.S.colleges and universities.For the curriculum, the faculty, and the personalized attention your child needs for the challenges of tomorrow, call Kells Academy today.| 4063478 Irene Woods, Director 6865 De Maisonneuve Blvd.W.Montreal, Quebec, Canada H4B 1T1 Permit #749-973/749-972 SETLIST ILS - 16 - The Westmount Examiner, Thursday, June 1, 1995 \u2018Super-sub\u2019 gets big hit off Hampstead By BOB OLIVER The Examiner Chris Ricketts spent five innings watching his Westmount peewee team battle Hampstead in Inter- Community Baseball League action Saturday afternoon at the Westmount Athletic Grounds.In the bottom of the sixth, given a chance to contribute, the self- proclaimed \u2018sub\u2019 got up from the bench, stepped to the plate and smashed a seeing-eye RBI triple down the rightfield line, scoring Westmount\u2019s final run in an 11-4 triumph.Ricketts\u2019s triple wasn\u2019t the turning point in the game, but for the team\u2019s * 10th player\u2019 the hit was the \u201csuper-sub\u2019s\u201d contribution in a brief appearance, and it helped wipe out any memories of five soporific innings as the game's designated scorekeeper.SPORTS \u201cIt felt fantastic,\u201d said Ricketts, grinning from ear-to-ear before Peewee MADE-TO MEASURE Utd: PADS trotting out to left field with his Boys house-league soccer on 43017027 Protect Your Treasured Dining Table mitt and sun-rays in tow, to play Novice Scotland 422076 4 the final inning, USA 33007 1 6 Japan 422065 4 i In Home Service = i sit we i big win Norway 422046 4 Greece 4031291 | « Protects from nicks & scratches i § turned out, was a big Argentina 321042 4 | © Heat protection up to 600 °F I for the Westmount charges.Ireland 3111433 Bantam 4 3 0 110 2 | ° Spil Proof - 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