The Westmount examiner, 19 février 1998, jeudi 19 février 1998

[" MAD SCIENCE BIRTHDAY .PARTIES 4 LIONS Summer Day Camp for ages s to 18 vears ; Challenging activities for kids by professionals July 6-31, 1998 Limited enrollment.Located at F.A.C.E.School, 3449 University St.§ Telephone 398-4252 or Fax 933-5629 Also i P.S.B.G.M offering A classes in & .English Ie © McGill Immersion hi www.psbgm.qc.ca/explorations ENTRANCE and SCHOLARSHIP TESTING: FEBRUARY 27, 1998 3233 The Boulevard.Westmount To find out more about the school and our financial aid programs.call Mme Marie-Frangoise Jothy.Director of Admissions, 935-9352, or e-mail us at admissions @thestudy.qc.ca 1.as dtét aus 1-85 (1 DB The Study We have a past of making futures.ATEN Ps STE SIENS IE TR TT RSS SV TA a TR ES ASR =p 2 LE i ! The Westmount Examiner MPS & EDU TION Thursday, February 19, 1998 - 15 TA | WN Talk to children now about financing further education BY MURRAY BAKER Of all the things parents need to speak with their kids about today\u2014 financing a post-secondary education is one of the easiest, and maybe the most lucrative! Research shows that the earlier parents and their children start discussing the financing of post-secondary education, the better their savings will be when it comes time to enroll in college or university.Here arc three suggested topics which parents should discuss with their children today: The costs of post-secondary education options Examine all the options years in advance: college or university; in or out of town; the length of the program, etc.When the choices are narrowed down, call the Registrars\u2019 office at each of the schools to ask about tuition and student housing costs.Factor in inflation and this will help to project the expenses for the future.The expectations as to what both parents and children will contribute to expenses Avoid the \u2018I thought you were paying for it\u201d assumption.Create a complete, realistic list of expenses and divide them up.Don't forget to include food, furniture, travel and entertainment.The savings strategy for both parents and children This could include accounts held \u2018in-trust* (which may contain mutual funds, savings bonds, and/or treasury bills), a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESPs), or other savings vehicles where both parents and students contribute a specific amount each month.As well, prepare a plan of attack for finding scholarships, grants and bursaries.The relevance of safety and whereas (usually the parents) capital gains are taxed in the students\u2019 hands, who often don\u2019t fall into a taxable carnings range.If there are dividends and interest being carned in the \u2018in-trust\u2019 account, it is best to have the plan set up so these are taxed back to the parent in a low tax bracket.option.Compare rates of return, Interest on GICs or savings bonds is taxed at a higher rate than dividends or capital gains.Consider who pays the tax on the carnings\u2014an \u2018intrust\u201d account will tax first generation carnings from interest and dividends back to the source predictability will vary depending on how soon the money is needed.If you are investing five to 10 years in advance of starting school, stocks in blue chip companies, equity funds or mutual funds with stocks are the best bet.Duc to taxation considerations, these should be held in an \u2018in-trust\u2019 account.With an equity mutual fund, as the time to use it for school approaches.you alt ighiriopeipioioigei obo rinio plyiiristob loiter indle may want to gradually shift some of fod TREVOR WILLIAMS ALL-STAR Pa our investment into a money x9 * market or treasury bill fund This ; BASKETBALL CAMP x offers the potential for safe growth.i FOR BOYS + GIRLS 7-18 YEARS OLD + If the investment is taking place ; INSTRUCTOR: TREVOR WILLIAMS (FORMER CANADIAN BASKETBALL OLYMPIAN) 3x one to four years in advance, choose 3 PLAVED VERSUS U.S.DREAM TEAM 1 3 x .209 * ALSO STARRING LEO RAUTINS, FORMER PRO AND TV BASKETBALL ANALYST * something more predictable and & AND WAYNE YEARWOOD, FORMER PRO * less volatile, like government % LOCATION: POLYVALENTE ST.HENRI (LIMITED * savings bonds or Guaranteed ¥ TREVOR WILLIAMS - 935-6850, 932-4340 SPACE AvaLABIM) * RARE NE NE NE NE NE NN Investment Certificates (GICs).RESPs arc another option.Restrictions and limitations on these savings plans have been loosened recently, however, the \u2018intrust\u2019 account is more flexible and therefore a shghtly more preferable SANS SOUCI RIDING CENTRE INC.\"THE CAMP FOR HORSE LOVERS\" BILINGUAL CAMP æResidential Summer Riding Camp ® Residential Spring and Fall Week-end Camp BiblioN et Offers Computer COURSES FOR BEGINNERS ON: Window 95 Microsoft Word Internet (w.w.w.)& E-Mail 5006 RUE SHERBROOKE O.482-7772 m Adult Riding Lessons Commencing in April - 30 km south of Montreal - Bilingual instruction - over 25 years experience - 40 school horses - 65 campers per session - boys and girs (8-17 yrs of age) THE CENTRE IS ACCREDITED WITH THE QUEBEC CAMPING ASSOCIATION AND THE QUEBEC EQUESTRIAN FEDERATION.AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE FOR YOUR CHILD.For information, call or write: 1185 rte.209, Ste.Clotilde, Quebec, JOL WO Tel.(514) 826-3772 Carolyn or Don Sedgwick 40202076 Garderie Narnia The Daycare \u201cI Like The Attention I Get\u201d A division of Westmount Learning Placement Testing: Saturday, March 7, 9:00 a.m.- Noon stronger.\u201d registrar: \u201cI've always done well in English and poorly in Math.Now, with the individual attention I'm getting, my math is strong and my English even A unique English language co-ed day school, Kells Academy offers a supportive learning environment with a low student/teacher ratio.Each year, grade one through twelve, an individualized learning program is built around your child\u2019s unique needs.Kells Academy is recognized by the Quebec Department of Education but does not require a Certificate of Eligibility.Tel: (514) 485-8565 Fax: (514) 485-8505 Irene Woods, Director 6865 De Maisonneuve Blvd.W.(Corner of Park Row West) Montreal, Quebec H4B 1T1 Permit #749-973/749-972 E-Mail:kells@vir.com on the Park SEARCHING FOR QUALITY DAYCARE?BILINGUAL EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN 2 1/2 - 5 YEARS OLD Preschool curriculum with daycare hours provided by qualified staff Monday - Friday 7:45a.m -6:00 p.m.Computers, science, art, math, reading, cross country skiing, skating and swimming are all part of the fun in a warm and sensitive environment that encourages self-esteem and individual growth.Non-Profit / Parent incorporated NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SEPT.'98 20 ACADEMY RD.WESTMOUNT 932-9137 40202845 Summer Fine Arts Day Camp! Ages 6 to 12 - Arts and Drama Program Mornings, kids will discover painting, drawing, clay and printmaking in a bilingual environment with qualified teachers.Afternoons include hands-on mini theatrical production with drama specialists, activities in the park and swimming.Weekly sessions in small groups, Monday to Friday 8:15 AM - 5:30 PM From June 29 to Aug.21 1998 Fig Winter School Break {Youth & teens) Half day programme in Fine Arts Call now for pamphlet and registration Tel: (514) 488-9558 Fax (514) 488-7075 CENTRE DES ARTS VISUELS (y VISUAL ARTS CENTRE 40203017 350 Victoria avenue (Vendôme metro) 16 - Thursday, February 19, 1998 \u2014\u2014\u2014 - : Science spellbin ds high \u2014 \u201cThe Westmount Examiner schoolers Students at St.George's tackle the unknown during annual fair Objectiy, ERB] DISTRACTIONS Fine: § 2p stom ants Charlie Friedmann (left) and Greg Christie in front of their he Spy 222 display \u2018Study Distractions\u2019 at St.George\u2019s Science Fair.BY WAYNE LARSEN 1 The traditional school science fair is still alive and well\u2014but papier-mach¢ volcanoes are definitely a thing of the past.The students of St.George's High School proved this last Thursday during their ninth annual science fair, the major feature of the school\u2019s February Open House.Students from grade nine through 11 displayed a total of 85 scientific cxhibits, all of which showed originality and, in many cases, some downright amazing results.From cloning and sleep patterns to the cffects of various stimuli on plants, an extremely wide range of topics was presented.\u201cEveryone worked very hard on these projects,\u201d said a proud Kathay Carson, hcad of St George's science department.Most of the students had been working on their exhibits since fall.Lola Mendelson.director of development at St.George's, said that ninc of the exhibits will be sent to represent the school at the Bcell-Montreal Regional Science Fair in March.Computer technology was used extensively in many of the displays.Hoping to cventually work in the special effects division of the film industry, Joseph Baron and Antoine Morris, both in grade 11, built their own robot and fea- ke Samantha Pelletier (left) and Jessica Silverstein examined bouncing ball, and precisely measured the diminishing intervals between bounces.He found that each bounce could then be worked into an exact mathematical equation.In 11th grader Daniel Heller\u2019s experiments with the effects of magnetic fields on plants, he found that in some cases exposure to a magnetic field will cause a plant to grow much quicker than usual but still remain weak.As a result, it would break under its own weight and die.With their display \u2018The Chemistry of Caffeine,\u201d Samantha Pelletier and Jessica Silverstein showed how they succeeded in extracting a powder form of pure caffeine from a regular tea bag.Ninth-graders Greg Christie and Charlie Friedmann took an in- depth look at study distractions, measuring the effects of such fac- the caffeine content in tea for their science project.tured it in two identical video sequences.The first used only computer graphics, and the second used the robot itself.They then took a survey of viewers and found that more people preferred the computerized version.In another original experiment, 17-year-old Marc Probst used a computer to record the sound of a tors as fatiguc.hunger, notse, and lighting on the ability to concentrate.Adam Hart's experiments with bacteria proved that our hands are rarely as clean as we might think, and Shira Lazar's \u2018Newton\u2019 Arcade\u2019 exhibit displayed some interesting effects of gravity on, appropriately, an apple.LOOKING FOR A STUDENT - 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Call B&A Moving 331-3606 Sablage 447 Sanding HARDWOOD FLOORS DUBE & SONS INC.Installation/Sanding Reparation/Staining Finishing *Seasonal\u2019 \u2018Promotion* 35 yeurs experience Sotisfoction Guaranteed W.: 368-3922 H.: 639-8502 Décapage 459 Stripping FURNITURE STRIPPING, refinishing.Custom designs.Repairs.Laminating.Good prices.46 1 Arbres Service Tree Service TREE REPAIR SAFE-T ENR.* Pruning * Felling * Clearing Free estimates 639-4226/368-6481 Fax: 639-6364 18 - Thursday, February 18, 1998 The Westmount Examiner \u201cI\u2019ll always have something to do\u201d: Posen (Continued from page 1) Cardinal Leger, Jean Drapeau, the Molson family\u2014Posen has photographed them all.Many of these photographs trigger a precious memory.Posen chuckles when confronted by a full- length colour portrait of Mr.and Mrs.John Dicfenbaker.\u201cDief and | sat down for about half an hour chatting photography,\u201d he says.\u201c\u201cWhy do you carry around a big four-by-five camera all the time?\u2019 he asked me.\u2018Why don\u2019t you just use a 35mm?\u2019 | told him it was so I'd always be ready to take a good quality portrait right away.\u201d Posen began as a wedding photographer as a teenager in the 1930s.- He and Nettie, whom he describes as \u201ca top-of-the-line retoucher\u201d worked out of à studio on Decarie Boulevard before moving to their Sherbrooke Street location in 1958.For many ycars they lived above the studio, but with clients coming to the door at all hours, they eventual- Young adult group offers lesson in kosher sushi FederatioNext, a young adult group for 18 to 25-year-olds, will host an afternoon of kosher sushi preparation on Sunday, March 15, from 4 to 7 p.m.Taking place in a private home, a professional sushi chef will guide participants through the finer details of preparing the delicacy, after which everyone will have the opportunity to taste their efforts.Cost is $12 and includes lessons and all food.For morc information or to reserve your place, contact Erica Rubin at 345-6402 or via e-mail at fed- next@total.net.Space is limited and registration runs until Friday, March 6.The sushi afternoon is co-chaired by Ruth Benyayer and Lisa Mitmaker, with special thanks to sponsor Harvey Leavitt of Etmo Catering Services.FederatioNext is a PROMON- TREAL initiative of Federation CJA (the Federation of Jewish Community Services of Montreal).Buying a Classified Ad in The Examiner is as easy as ever.Note our new number : 321-2000.Call today! ly decided to move to their present home in Côte St.Luc.Now, faced with retirement, Posen remains as positive about the future as he is about the past.\u201cI'll always have something to do,\u201d he says optimistically.Part of his plans include spending more time on his favourite hobby, painting landscapes and portraits.He also says he has no intention of giving up his framing business.\u201cI guess you can say | haven't really retired,\u201d he says with a grin.\u201cI've just stopped developing and printing photographs.\u201d \u201cWe'd like to take a cruise,\u201d Nettie says, adding that she has always wanted to sce Alaska.\u201cOf course, we'll take a camera,\u201d her husband adds.Dorcen Lindsay, of the Westmount Historical Association, says Posen\u2019s donation of his archive photos arc an important addition to the WHA's collection, for they represent a good portion of the city\u2019s history.\u201cI'm delighted to accept Mr.Posen*s gift on behalf of the WHA\u201d Westmount people are a wonderful example of the style of studio por- NO Saul Posen and his wife Nettie are giving up their 60-year old business.she says, standing outside the now- empty studio.\u201cHis portraits of traiture that was in vogue in the Sixties and Seventies.\u201d _ AVIS PUBLIC ASSEMBLEE PUBLIQUE DE CONSULTATION PROJET DE REGLEMENT No 1231 LUNDI 2 MARS 1998 19 H 30 A TOUTES LES PERSONNES INTERESSEES DU TERRITOIRE DE LA VILLE : AVIS PUBLIC est par les présentes donné par la soussignée, greffier de la Ville : 1.Lors de sa séance régulière du 2 février 1998, le conseil municipal a adopté, par résolution, le projet de règlement no 1231 intitulé «RÈGLEMENT VISANT À MODIFIER DE NOUVEAU LE RÈGLEMENT 978 VISANT À RÉGLEMENTER LE ZONAGE DANS LA VILLE DE WESTMOUNT (AIRES DE STATIONNEMENT)»; 2.Une assemblée publique de consultation aura lieu le lundi 2 mars 1998 à 19 h 30 à la salle du conseil, à l\u2019hôtel de ville de Westmount au 4333 Sherbrooke, Westmount, Québec H3Z 1E2; 3.L'objet de cette assemblée publique de consultation est d'expliquer le projet de règlement no 1231 dont l\u2019objet est de modifier le règlement de zonage no 978 comme suit : - en prohibant, sur l\u2019ensemble du territoire de la Ville, l'établissement d'aires de stationnement entre l'alignement de construction et le trottoir (article 1); - en prévoyant les règles relatives à l'aménagement des cours avant dans les districts résidentiels R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, R-6, R-7, R-8, R-9, R-11 et R-12 (surface minimale des espaces verts et matériaux autorisés pour autres espaces découverts) (article 2); 4.Au cours de cette assemblée, le maire expliquera le projet de règlement et entendra les personnes et organismes qui désireront s'exprimer, 5.Le projet de règlement comporte des dispositions susceptibles d'approbation référendaire : - l\u2019article 1 s'applique à l'ensemble du territoire de la Ville; - l\u2019article 2 s'applique aux districts résidentiels R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R- 5, R-6, R-7, R-8, R-9, R-11 et R-12; 6.La description des districts susmentionnés, un croquis, ainsi que le projet de règlement no 1231 peuvent être consultés au bureau du greffier, à l'Hôtel de Ville, au 4333 rue Sherbrooke, à Westmount, Québec, durant les heures régulières de bureau.DONNÉ à Westmount, Québec ce 19e jour de février 1998.Me Marie-France Paquet Greffier de la Ville Westmount PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC CONSULTATION MEETING DRAFT BY-LAW NO.1231 MONDAY, 2ND MARCH 1998 7:30 P.M.TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE TERRITORY OF THE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, City Clerk: 1.At its general meeting held on 2nd February 1998, the municipal Council adopted by resolution, a draft by-law No.1231, entitled \"BYLAW TO FURTHER AMEND BY-LAW 978 TO REGULATE ZONING IN THE CITY OF WESTMOUNT (PARKING APRONS)\"; 2.A public consultation meeting will be held on Monday, 2nd March 1998, at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chamber, at City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke, Westmount, Quebec, H3Z 1E2; 3.The purpose of this public consultation meeting is to explain the draft by-law No.1231, the object of which is to amend the Zoning By-law 978 as follows: - to prohibit, in the whole territory of the City, the establishment of parking areas between the building line and the sidewalk (Section 1), - to stipulate the provisions relating to the laying out of the front yards in the residential districts R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, R-6, R-7, R-8, R- 9, R-11 and R-12 (minimum area of green space and material authorized for other open areas) (Section 2); 4.During this meeting, the Mayor will explain the draft by-law and will hear every person or body wishing to express an opinion; 5.The draft by-law contains provisions subject to approval by way of a referendum: - Section 1 concerns the whole territory of the City; - Section 2 concerns residential districts R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, R- 6, R-7, R-8, R-9, R-11 and R-12; 6.The description of the above-mentioned districts, a sketch, and the draft By-law 1231 may be consulted at the Office of the City Clerk, at City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke, Westmount, Quebec, during regular office hours; GIVEN at Westmount, Quebec, this 19th day of February 1998.Me Marie-France Paquet cuves City Clerk OPAL rR mr Aerts ite Le Le tee Ep Raed orme anne at ae in + {M EN tn DD ON the al a Westmount teams set sights on playoffs By Bos OLIVER A quick glance at the league standings will tell you none of the three Westmount inter-city novice, atom or pee wee \u2018A\u2019 Wings teams will wind up the scason in first place.So, the plan is to play hard the rest of the way and gct geared up for the upcoming playoffs in March.The novice team coached by Dany Filion and George Civelek are nine points off the pace sct by Lachine.Hoping to grab on to the runner-up spot in the league standings, they helped their own cause by defeating Cote St.Luc 6-1 last week at the Westmount Arena.The win gave them a five- point bulge over third-place Montreal West-Hampstead.Philip Cutler led the Wings attack with three goals.Marc Minoque had two and Max Koenekoop scored the other one.Minoque, Micheal Patterson (2), and Jory Cohen drew assists.The atom Wings, coached by Brian Lancaster and Phil Pedicelli, are currently locked in third-place, 12 points behind league-leading Lachine, nine behind MW-H, and seven points in front of the cellar-dwelling Cote St.Luc.Last week they upset second- place MW-H.4-2.Max Cukier was the team\u2019s pillar of strength, scoring all four goals.Jaryd Zummer and William Cundill assisted on Cukier\u2019s second goal.The pee wee Wings, coached by Pierre Guite and Dominic Agostino, missed a golden opportunity to open up a four-point lead on third-place Lachine when they succumbed 5-1 to MW-H on Saturday at the Westmount Arena.Currently in second spot, the Wings arc 12 points bchind leaguc-leading MW-Hampstead.Westmount's lone goal with 3:46 remaining in the second period was scored by Justin Cohen.Rudy Kremer assisted on the goal.PA ER bute trae eon roe + was ete Ds 6 tu suce À ow.Bw quan vu 1 0 Ne 0200 The Westmount Examiner Thursday, February 19, 1998 - 19 QA Price\u2019s five-point match sparks SWAT victory last week By Bos OLIVER It might have been a morning Wheaties breakfast.It could have been a half dozen mugs of afternoon java while doing his Q-92 FM radio show.Perhaps it was a vitamin enriched pre-game supper.Whatever it was, members of the Westmount Oldtimers SWAT team want to know Doug Prices recipe.Visibly fortified, and | just kept getting in the right position at the right times to make the plays.\u201cIt was one of those nights.The puck was bouncing for us.\u201d Price paced the win with a goal in the second period and two more in the third.Arguably the nicest goal of the evening was his breakaway backhand marker he put high into the corner just underncath the crossbar.and filled with vim and vigor, the SWAT tcam forward was all over the ice.and by games-end, ali over the scoresheet after a three-goal, two assist night that led the SWAT team to à decisive 5-1 victory against Kirkland last Thursday might at the Westmount Arena.He lays no claim to any particular food or caffeine \u201c.It was one of those nights.The puck was bouncing for us.\u201d - Doug Price He drew an assist on cach of Sherriffs two goals scored in the first and third periods, Shernfls, the SWAT team\u2019s most prolific sniper, returned the favour by assisting on all three of Prices goals, Matosstan won't admit it but he must also have caten some Wheaties before the game.He assisted on two of Prices markers and Sherriffs third period tally.consumption that day.He credits the \u201cyoung guys\u201d on his line for his success on this night.\u201cI played with Grant Sherriffs and Nick Matossian and it just clicked,\u201d said Price.\u201cGrant carried the puck and led the charge and Nick Donny Lang and Jon Feldman also got on the scoresheet with one assist cach.SWAT goaltender Michel Bourgeon had a stalwart performance in the Westmount net.He was beaten on a screen-shot with just over a minute to play in the second period.Selwyn House hockey tourney a resounding success By Bos OLIVER No one is going to accuse the Selwyn House Gryphons juvenile and bantam hockey teams of being ungracious hosts.At the 13th annual Selwyn House Hockey Tournament held last Friday and Saturday at the Verdun Auditorium and Annex rinks, the host school failed to make it to the finals.leaving the door open for visiting schools to take home all the hardware.In the juvenile category, Sclwyn House lost their preliminary game 6-2 to Howard S.Billings.In their second and final game of the tournament, the Gryphons fell on the short end of a 10-5 score to Loyola High School.Justin McManus led the Gryphons' scoring with three goals and two assists in the two games.In the tcam\u2019s 6-2 loss to HSB, gradc 9 student Conrad Harrington was called to the task of minding the Sclwyn House net and played an outstanding game.In the championship final, Northwood High School from Lake Placid clobbered College Francais, 7-1.Lower Canada College beat Loyola 6-4 in the consolation final game.\u201cThe tournament was highly successful\u201d said @: House athletic director Steve Mitchell.\u201cThe 0 nly mishap was my son Josh breaking his collarbone in the game against Loyola.\u201d Mitchell praised the cfforts of the tourncy\u2019s big three sponsors, CCM, Itech and Sherwood.Other notables were Selwyn House teachers Mike Maurovich, Pat Shannon, Tom Nicoll and retiree David Cude, who all contributed to the cause.Alexandre Smith, a former student who now attends Concordia, gave a little back to his old alma mater by taking care of the tournament statistics.Selwyn House students were pleased to sce principal Will Mitchell in attendance.\u201cWill follows our sports programs closely and he's an avid supporter,\u201d said Mitchell.\u201cWe all greatly appreciate his ongoing concern for our athletes.\u201d At the bantam tournament, the Gryphons won one game and lost two, to finish in third place among the four-tceam entries.Loyola, with a 3-0-0 record took top honours.LCC finished second with a 2-1-0 record while Alexander Galt High School wound up at the bottom of the pack with three straight losses.The bantam Gryphons lost their opening game 6-3 to Loyola and followed it up with a 6-4 win against Alexander Galt.In game three, LCC beat the Gryphons 6-0.Selwyn House forward Michael Gross was voted to the tournament all-star team.GRYPHONS NOTEBOOK On Friday at the Westmount Arena, Sclwyn House will host their Elementary School Hockey Festival.Teams involved are, St.Lambert, Stanislas, LCC and host Selwyn House.Games begin at 10 a.m.and wind up with the championship final at 3:00 p.m.THE VILLAGE 313 Victoria MARTIN'S SWISS REPAIR SHOP LOCKSMITH SERVICE « BIKE REPAIR KNIVES & SCISSORS SHARPENED 481-3369 11 OPEN Mon Thurs 10-7.Fn Bead Emporium All types of beads for jewelry and accessones 368 VICTORIA - 486-6425 Wed 10-6.10-60, Sat 105 bir Lilt Cobb 964 wr _ 316 Victoria Ave.Lt Westmount jo 489-4389 Westmount Florist Led.360 Victoria 488-9121 40104988 PO NIN UGE, E (VICTORIA AND SHERBROOKE) 931-8731 Centre for literacy Two-part series aimed to help out young job seekers The search for work can be diffi- community groups are co-hosting Rd.in Montreal.Kaplan is the author of Don\u2019t Wait Till You cult in the best of times.These days, it can be downright frustrating to land a job in your field of choice.With that in mind, FederatioNext and Contact ProMontreal want to arm you with the latest in job- search techniques and résumé writing skills.The two Jewish a two-part series that will enable participants to learn all the skills needed to prepare for that job search.Stephen Kaplan, vice- president of Human Resources at Richter Systems Intl, will lead the first session, Tuesday, March 3, from 7 to 9 p.m., at Cummings House, 5151 Cote Ste.Catherine Graduate, a highly-acclaimed book that provides university students with job-hunting strategies.He will focus on the networking and interview process and how to maximize your chances of finding the most suitable job.Barbara Stern, an employment counsclor with Contact ProMontreal, leads the second session on Tuesday, March 17, also from 7 to 9 p.m.at Cummings House.She will examine the finer details of writing rzsumzs, cover letters and thank-you notes.The cost of each workshop is $5 and participants are asked to reserve their places in advance.Alona Amsel and Lori Einhciber, both third-year students at McGill University, arc co-chairing the event.For more information or to confirm your attendance, contact Lori Abramowitz, coordinator of FederatioNext, at 345-6402, or via e-mail at fednext@total.net. Nm.20 - Thursday, February 19, 1998 The Westmount Examiner Westmount: Sunnyside: Spectaculor views! Manageable 342 bedrooms, circular stoircase, 2 fireploces, C/A, double garage, terraces, over 10,000 sq.ft.of land.S775,000.DANIELLE BOULAY 489-5025 Jo Zeger vo A Ere Westmount: Detached stone Tudor - 4+2 bdrs., lovely mid-level panelled library, GFP, wonderful lower level with souno, rec.room - doors to beautiful tiered garden, garages.$1,250,000.762-9481 Westmount: Super family home, 4 bedrooms + heated sunroom, den, lovely panelled dining room, lorge sunny modern kitchen, RR, OFP's, patio, garden, garage.$510,000.N JANE ALLA 762-9481 Westmownt: 53 Forden.Best Street.Detoched chormes, garoge, private gorden.$549,000.DOROTHY RAICH Westmount: Most desirable location.Impeccable detoched stone home.3 storeys.Totally renovated, including (/A & central vac, garage.Steps fo Murray Hill Park $965,000.BRENDA McINTYRE 935-5576 Westmount: fobulous, renovated Greystone TH., terrific open space on ground floor, high cedlings, 4+1 bdrms., parking.Top eastem location, on the flat.$395,000.BRENDA MANTYRE 935-5576 Westmount: Charming & lorge detached 3 story cottage, 6 bdrms., 2 car gorage, lot size 10,700 sq.fi.mid level location, on one Westmount's best streets.$1,200,000.BRENDA McINTYRE 935-5576 Westmount: 470 Roslyn - Detached with panache on one of Westmount's finest streets.4 bdrs., ground floor den, 2 car garage.$595,000.JULIE BOURNE /GINETTE TREMBLAY 933-5800 Westmount: 508 Yictorio - Updated victorian elegonce 3 bdrs., garden, high ceilings, $449,000.933-5800 JULIE BOURNE/GINETTE TREMBLAY EY Westmount 66 Bruce: (harming Yidorian 4 bdrs., towmhouse, high ceilings, 2 cr parking, walking distance to Greene Ave.Open House Sunday 2-4 933-5800 JULIE BOURNE / GINETTE TREMBLAY 245 Victoria Westmount Westmount: Stunning Architectural detail on 3 renovated floors.Patio, gorden, parking 2 cars.$495,000, ELIZABETH ROSS 482-8252 special greysione TH.in prime location on the flor.Restored and renovoted throughout.Beautiful architecture, high ceilings, intricate mouldings, woodwork $439,000.BRENDA MdNTYRE 935-5576 245 Victoria Westmount Estate Broker Westmount: 4500 De Haismamoure #17 bm.ond in ay Pet impuombls & sumy! Bes?buy in Westmouont i Er Westmeunt: Viciorion 4 bdr.Townhouse.Finished basement.Parkig 4 cars.Walk 10 Greene Ave.$319,000.Groot space ond potential! CARMEN BERLIE 484-7656 Westmount: This unique mansion offers 8,500, of quality living, 8 bedrocens, 5 botlerooms, 4 firaplaces, 2 elevators, greet S.W.exposure wilh spectocules views.$1,450,000.Westmeaut Adi: 4018 Vendome.3 bdrm, renovated kitchen, bathvoom & & weadwerk + views.$199,000.Lambert style.room, osk floors Westmount Ad: Magnificent defuched stone, 6 bd, ook floors, 3 F's, goroge.Million doflor home, under milion for discriminating buyer who has seen it oll DIANE LIBERIO 932-4802 Downtown Adi: Sun-Bathed: 3 bdr.Townhouse adjocent to downtown, Old Montreal and the bike path.2 skylighis, hardwood floors, lots of storoge, gorden & goroge.$199K.NANCY E.NEAL 933-5800 l'owntowns: Le Noble - Great pied à s.ate of the ort kitchen and bol ssenl DANIELLE BOULAY par j Dewntows: Prime location facing Sir Weller Parry Park.Condo in presligios stone mension, Largs (YR with high colings and woodwoork, working firapalce, one bedroom, garage.lerleci pied-à-terre.S198,000.GUEN CALDER 933-5800 aan RE .= ! E Montreal West: Sunnty, charming 5+1 bedrooms on Brock North.Air conditioned & totolly redone.Asking $298,000.PEGGY McMULLAN 933-9440 "]