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SAF-SSD1 Vol.LXX 40204797 Aprons to be e debated again Sat Monday\u2019s council meeting By WAYNE LARSEN Westmount City Council can expect a long, heated question period when it sits for its monthly meeting next Monday night, and its controversial parking apron bylaw is certain to be at the centre of debate.Attending the meeting will be groups of citizens both for and against the city\u2019s plan to pass Bylaw 1231, which is designed to restrict parking on residential front lawns and to preserve the city\u2019s green space.But while the past few council mectings have seen a majority of citizens come out in favour of parking aprons, there 1s a growing movement which supports the city.\u201cWe're hoping to get as many people as possible to come out on Monday and show their support for the city,\u201d said Claremont Avenuc resident Flora-Lee Wagner, who 1s in favour of Bylaw 1231, but bclicves the city should look at parking problems on a street-by-street basis.She is currently rounding up a group of supporters, as well as urging all those in favour of the bylaw to attend the council meeting.Michacl Finkelstein of de Maisonncuve said he plans to ask council if they will be establishing a register for all those opposing the bylaw to come-and sign.\u201cIt\u2019s up to the city now.\u201d said Finkelstein, who, along with Joan Adye of Prince Albert Avenue, delivered a petition of signatures to City Hall last Thursday to force the city to hold a register.THE WESTMOUNT Examine, er Westmount, Que., Canada, Thursday, May 28, 1008 Tr Photo Andrew Soong Eleven-year-old Carl Aye {center} of Montreal and his fellow musicians from the Westmount Youth Orchestra entertained park-goers at Westmont Park last Saturday.The orchestra was started by 17-year-old Salim Nakhjavani two years ago and, according to president Lorne Woods, \u201chas come a long way.\u201d The orchestra was practicing in the park to promote their upcoming concert for Family Day in Westmount Park next Saturday, May 30.For Aye, he just enjoys playing with other musicians his age where he can \u201cmake mistakes and nobody can hear them.\u201d By WAYNE LARSEN It was a classic case of being in the right place at the right time.A leisurely Saturday afternoon of rollerblading was capped off by an act of heroism for NDG residents Alex Freedman and Tom Sauvagcau, who happened upon a heart attack victim on de Maisonneuve between Lansdowne and Roslyn avenues.The incident occurred around 5 p.m.on May 16, when Freedman and roommate Sauvagcau came out of Westmount Park and were rollerblading home along the bike path.They spotted a group of anxious people gathered around an clderly man who had collapsed on a front lawn.\u201cWe had to stop,\u201d said Freedman, who had been trained as a lifeguard in his native London.Ontario.\u201cAt first it looked like the guy was choking on his dentures, so | pulled them out and checked for breath.\u201cWe had no idea how long hed been laying there, and since he wasn\u2019t breathing 1 had no choice but to give him A.R.(artificial respiration)\u201d Freedman admitted he was a bit reluctant to apply the mouth-to- mouth procedure on a stranger, but since brain damage can occur just four minutes after the heart stops, he knew he had to act quickly.\u201cIt had been quite a while since Reluctant hero Alex Freedman he said, \u201cbut | had my training,\u201d no choice.\u201d After several minutes of artificial respiration the man still wasn\u2019t C arlson AN Jas ry the \u2018four - i ; Pilippe Leugot Louis Boucher, Gi ë aa pr pat breathing, so Freedman began CPR- which he continued for about 10 minutes until Westmount Public Security officers arrived to take over.An Urgences Santé ambulance pulled up soon after.The man was rushed to Montreal General Hospital, where he was soon breathing on his own.Freedman only learned that the man survived when he went to the same hospital himself to receive precautionary tetanus and hepatitis 13 shots.\u201cI balk at taking credit for this,\u201d sard Freedman, 23, à political ser- ence and journalism student at Passerby saves life of heart attack victim (See FREEDMAN, page 14) Décor Marie Paule has been mastering the art of home decorating for the last 24 years.Custom draperies and bedding, duvets, wallpaper Fine linens and coverlets 2 - Thursday, May 28, 1998 The Westmount Examiner ORTHODONTIQUE OLIVER Ne Dn.Bruce M.Oliver D.D.S., F.R.C.D.(C) Community Bulletin Board is a free listing of public events.To have an event listed, send it to The Westmount Examiner, 210 Victoria Ave., Westmount, Que., H3Z 2M4.Fux: 484-6028.Deadline is Monday noon.Thursday, May 28 Westmount Youth Orchestra under the direction of Mark Simons, performs its ycar- cnd concert at Westmount Baptist Church, 411 Roslyn at 7:30 p.m.Tickets: $10, $5 for seniors and students.Auditions for next scason, call 930- 6305.Montreal General Hospital Auxiliary 49th annual meeting, fca- turing Brian J Ward, Associate Director of the Topical Discase Centre, who will speak about Vitamin A and Infection in the Developing World.10:30 a.min the Sir William Osler Amphitheatre, A sandwich lun- chcon will follow in Livingston Hall lounge.Calling all scribes! La Société des Calligraphes will hold a public general meeting at 7 p.m.at the Monkland Community Centre, 4410 West Hill in NDG.Featuring a rubberstamp-mak- ing demonstration.All arc welcome.especially those new to calligraphy.Refreshments will be served.Admission: $2.Info: Luc Saucier at 485-9392.Susan Lazar Hart\u2019s recent works will be on exhibit at Studio 302.Complexc du Canal Lachine, 4710 St.Ambroise.Opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m.Info: 933- 7529 or 484-3251.Friday, May 29 Dummies Theatre presents Medea in the Media, an original creation which co nbines theatre with film to explore the eternal search for happiness.Continues through June 21, 8:45 p.m.Wednesday to Sunday.3997 St.Laurent Blvd.Frec admission.Info: 284-3548.Of Mice and Mozart, performed by the junior students of St.Georges School, 3100 The Boulevard.1:45 p.m.Info: 937- 9289.Saturday, May 30 Political Satire to headline Alliance Quebec Convention Gala, with many top comedians.Beaconsfield High School auditorium, 250 Bcaurcpaire Drive, Beaconsfield.8:30 p.m.Tickets $20, available through Admission Network outlets or by calling 790-1245.Spring Bazaar organized by the St.Lawrence Choir, at Webster Hall, corner of Lansdowne and de Maisonneuve.10 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.° DON'T PL Bazaar at R a w don Elementary School.10 am.to 2 p.m.Car wash, bake sale, book fair, tca room, ncarly-new tables, raffle table, games, and morc.Info: 834-3177.Spring Concert featuring the women\u2019s choir Ensemble Vocal Fioritura under the direction of Pascale-Andrée Bessette at Westmount Baptist Church, 411 Roslyn Ave, at 8 pm.Tickets are $8, available at the door.Info: 256- 4515.Lobster and Clam Chowder dinner/dance at the Wheel Club, 3373 Cavendish.Music by D.J.Terry.Raffles and door prizes, $15 per person or $5 chowder only.Info: 489- 3322.Sunday, May 31 Choral Evensong at St.Matthias\u2019 Church, corner of Cote St.Antoine and Metcalfe Avenue, at 4 p.m.Featuring the Choir of Men and Boys.Followed by an organ recital by Steven Laplante at 5 p.m.Sherry reception following.Freewill offering.Info: 933-4296.Wednesday, June 3 Bill Cosby Benefit Gala, sponsored by Israel Cancer Research Fund, at Place des (See page 10) + Psychiat + Sexolôgist- INS T1 LUT + Psyché ol I + Psychotherapists 4% ~Family Mediation 1620C, Sherbrooke St.West Métro Guy Tél: 937-9636 » Fax: 937-4808 HSocial Workers Painiing/decoroting PEINTURE/ PAINT.Meilleurs prix/ Best prices.Qualté/ Quality #1.Estimation yratuite/ Free estimates.(514)362-9436 \u2014 : (leaning CLP Construction/ renovation FURNITURE STRIPPING, refi shing.Custom designs.Repaus.Laminating.Good prices.Marvin: (514)487-9019.KITCHEN CABINETS, new and re novated, custom turmiture and hm sting work Call Donald (514)363-8279 A SUPER spécial, lavage, mw, pla: fond, 158/ pieces, lendlies 7$, tapis 15$, peinture, satisfaction ga- tante, références, âge d\u2019or 10%, (514)983-2632 MACONNERIE, rénovation géné- state, spécialité de pierres, bn- ques, blocs et stucco.Restaura- lion de monuments historiques et sculture de pièrre.Estimation gratuite.Rénovation S.Bour (514)254-0770 DEMENAGEMENT et entreposage, assurance.Equipement professionnel.local/ distance.Robert.(514)445-9409 DEMENAGEMENT petit et gros, permis, entreposage, emballage?peinture?ménage?(514)381-5490 p4 Local.Long Distance le Packng-Storoge bY pg Office Moves - Overseas 4 14 ReasonobleRotes M o Fully Bonded i b« FREE ESTIMATE H i 6337355 À ALTERATIONS and repairs 30 years experience, free pick up, de livery.Westmount, (514)916-5177 LIF» (onstruction renovation æ Computers MAC HELP 483-2040 internet set-up, installations, upgrades.system confhcts, troubleshooting, data recovery.traning courses.for Macintosh cempu- ters 0 Moving * * * x * x * * DÉMÉNAGEZ.assurances, 2 hommes/ 39$ l'heure, ou taux fixe.local longue distance, spéciahté plano, 7 jours, (514)598-0003 * kkk kkk © NOVA DÉMÉNAGEMENTS, camions 14°.26°.2 hommes 45$/h Assurance, piano, (514)362-0440 ANY HOUSE or office PROBLEMS?Call the fixer 25 years experience, we do It right the first Lime.Bob Gordon, (514)369-4525 * * * % * X% x CONST.G.GRASSO INC Spécialité en maçonnerie, joint, brique, bloc, pierre et ciment, pri\u201d compétent, travail garanti, pagette (514)599-8728, (514)494-8598, * * * * x * À CONTRACTEUR général licencié.24 ans d'expérience, spécialisé dans céramique, granit, s.d.b.loyer.Travaux garantis, estimation gratuite.(514)648-8800.(514)234-7692 BESOIN d'aide pour entretien ménager, appelez Hélène.estimation gratuite, (514)938-2189.FAISONS excellent ménage à prix abordable, Mia (514)331-1915, b.v.AAA ACE Déménagement.Local, longue distance, meubles.pianos.Estimation gratuite.Roger.(514)939-0099 VANCOUVER-TORONTO.Regular trips!! 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Revised Dr.Spock's Baby & Childhood.Available where books are sold.Lost/Found FOUND brown glasses, Bazar Westmount.May 20th, NEW \u2014/ WESTMOUNT DIRECTORY Published by Lovell Litho & Publications Now on sale at these fine stores: Arthur Quenneville Pharmacy 4779 Sherbrooke (Grosvenor) Culture et Loisirs 4500 Ste-Catherine (Metcalfe) Murielle Cadieux Pharma 4451 Ste-Catherine (Metcalfe) The Double Hook Book Store 1235A Greene Ave Westmount Stationery 4887 Sherbrooke (Prince Albert) The Westmount Directory is made possible by the businesses that advertise in the Directory.1997/78 40204811 \u2014_ (514)369-9188.tetes A ame TS VIe Ry ; 5 | ~~ ~~ 7a \u2014< @ cq el fi le ar bd ar Se Pa 0 WU de Ur \u2014 \u2014 AV Cm rm AO DE à EE oe, oe VIe E spas te ver School\u2019s out, school\u2019s in National soccer school comes to Westmount Park By BoB OLIVER Just the mention of the @ school at this time of year is enough to make the youngsters shudder and run for cover.But if you put the word soccer in front of it, young keen- ers are apt to sprint to the ficld with their cleats in tow, more than ready for their lessons.\u201cWe had 120 Westmoun- ters out at our school last year and we expect a similar number this year,\u201d said George Short, who will run the 18th annual National Soccer School (NSS) at Westmount Stacey, a physical education graduate from McGill University.Other instructors at the school are: Jane Shaw, head coach of the John Abbott College women\u2019s team; Roland Falasconi, head coach at Algonquin College in Ottawa; and Nick Giannias, an active player with Panhellenic of the Elite First Division.The NSS is slated to begin on June 29 and will run until July 31.There will be three, one-week sessions for boys and girls from the ages of 5 to 13 that run from Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m to 3 p.m.In case of inclement weather, to the Westmount arena.The instructors will oversee a comprehensive program which includes: conditioning, basic skill development, principles and systems of play, competitive game situations and a soccer skill program.Contests and prizes are other attractions.\u201cWe get tremendous support from the Westmount Sports and Recreation department and (the school) just gets better and better,\u201d said Short.\u201cOur success comes from the quality of people who work with the kids and the rapport they have with them.It\u2019s a win- win situation for everyone involved.\u201d For more information, please contact the NSS at The Westmount Examiner Park with his daughter Westmount athletes win medals at GMAA race Fifteen Westmount student athletes competing at the Greater Montreal Athletic Association (GMAA) annual Halo Race on Mount Royal last month finished in medal positions.Nine of those students competed at the clementary school level, two at the high school level and the other four were teach- crs, competing in the open women\u2019s and men\u2019s 10 kilometre races.Winning gold medals at the elementary school level, 1 km race were Sercna O\u2019Keefe (The Study), Philip Clark (Selwyn House) and Andrea Sargisson (Roslyn).Douglas Fletcher (Roslyn) won a silver medal in the 2 km event and Cailleah Scott- Grimes (Roslyn) turned the trick in the 1km run.Bronze medalists in the 1 km race were Natasha Mosher (ECS), Amber Salasbury (ECS), and Kimberley Allon (Roslyn).Zachary Glassman (Roslyn) raced to a bronze medal in the 2 km run.Blair Adam (Sacred Heart) won a gold medal at the high school level in the 2 km race.Sarah Chan (Trafalgar) was a silver medalist in the high school, 4 km event.St.George's teacher, Ann Vieira, took home the gold medal in the open women\u2019s 10km race.Sclwyn House teachers, Alfie Paoletti and Colin Boyle, finished 1-2 in the open men's 10 km event.Gordon Redhead, a teacher at Westmount High School, was the bronze medalist.GIVE SOMEONE A SECOND CHANCE.Please give generously.$ THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA the school will move indoors (514) 695-1261.Water safety courses for children begin Monday at- Westmount pool Water Safety swimming courses at the Westmount outdoor pool for children 3-years-old and over will begin on Monday, June 29.The Bronze Medallion course of the Royal Life Saving Socicty will run from July 6 to July 24 between 9 and 11 a.m.Registration began on May 14 at the swimming pool entrance between 6 and 9 p.m.Instructors will be available to assist you.Recreation department permits must be presented when registering.Enrollment is limited in cach class, so carly registration is encouraged.Adult-swim hours formerly run from 5-7 p.m.will be changed to 5:30-6:30 p.m.this summer.For morc information please contact the Westmount Sports and Recreation department at 989-5353.PLAY IT AGAIN 2100 DECARIE MT 484-5150 COR ON PACE] Thursday, May 28, 1998 - 15 Se Wingers looking to ice minor league team All-girls team could serve as a feeder for senior teams By Bos OLIVER Hockey might be the farthest thing from most pcople\u2019s minds now that spring has arnved, but for 15 young, keen, female Westmount players, their parents and their threc coaches, the winter sport is still fresh in their thoughts.\u201cSass Khazzam and | came up with the idea of starting a 10 to 14-ycar-old Westmount Wingers hockey team last year,\u201d said head coach Bob Adam.\u201cBeside the fact that an a co-cd team that girls this age arc currently obliged to play for, is a good idea for a number of reasons.\u201cThe spirit in the room is different than a co-cd dressing room scene,\u201d he said.\u201cIn a mixed room, the girls tend to slink off into the corner.In our all-girls dressing room the atmosphere is great.They're laughing and joking and there's a much tighter camaraderie.\u201d At a festival m Ahuntsic this ycar, the girls experienced a thrill of a hockey lifetime.With the lights off, they filed out onto the icc through a smoke-filled tunnel.Background music was playing on the public address system as the girls were introduced to the crowd onc by onc.During the warmup, rock music cchoed throughout the building.\u201cIt was awesome,\u201d said Zoe Lysy, 12, the tcam\u2019s netminder who, as a member of the Westmount team, all-girls team at this level was, what we thought, a good idea, it could also serve as feeder, or farm team, for the existing two Westmount Wingers Senior \u2018B\u2019 and *C\u2019 teams.\u201d Through the \u201cIf we get a team this year, Id join in a jiffy.\u201d | \u2014Emily Bydwell, 12 was playing bonafide hockey for the first ume in her life.\u201cIt motivated me so much.It was a really nice feeling to repre- Westmount, | hope we get into a league this year\u201d Fricnd and team- Westmount Sports and Recreation department\u2014specifically Claude Danis who liked the concept\u2014-Adam and his charges managed to book ice time at the Westmount Arena on Saturday nights between 7 and 8 p.m.in February.The team general manager.Jacques Adam, then proceeded to schedule 10 exhibition games for young female pucksters.Heralded as an eventful and successful endeavour, the nco-Wingers skated to a 6-2-2 record.\u201cThe (Westmount) Rec department has been very cooperative and the parents of the players have been behind us 100 per cent, and without that it just wouldn't work,\u201d said Adam.\u201cWe're really hoping to join a league this coming hockey scason.\u201d Adam said an all-girls team, as opposed to mate, Emily Bydwell, 12, experienced the thrill of sconng her first-ever hockey goal in the 10-game exhibition series.She's chomping on the proverbial bit to play for a Westmount Wingers team.\u201cIf we get a team this year, l'A join in a JHTY,\" she said, brimming with enthusiasm.\u201c1 just tove it.\u201d All-girls teams are started to crop up tn the Montreal arca, including high school teams at ECS, LCC and Royal West.If Westmount sanctions a minor Wingers team and they're able to join an inter-city league, 1t goes without saying there'll be a bunch of happy campers on the local 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