The Westmount examiner, 27 janvier 2000, jeudi 27 janvier 2000

[" 8 cd 0d + OR) + Cool Reactions Re nT 7) youl S44-6S91 .Voi.LXXII =P RE) Mayor outlines anti-merger @ strategy BY WAYNE LARSEN elays in the proposed amalgamation of local municipalities may be an encouraging sign, but Mayor Peter Trent isn\u2019t taking any chances and is keeping up the fight to maintain Westmount\u2019s autonomy.Fresh from a brief tropical vacation, Trent said this week that the City has adopted a three-tiered strategy against the various proposals to have Westmount merged with neighbouring cities.Besides the continued studics for an intellectual argument against amalgamation.a legal challenge and possible citizen involvement are also in the works.\u201cThe level of intensity will increase locally, using the local media,\u201d he said, hinting that residents may soon be called upon to voice their views on amalgamation.\u201cWe're glad nothing has been done locally because this thing is taking a lot longer than anyone cxpected\u2014which is not necessarily a bad thing.\u201d On the legal front, Trent pointed out that the current case in which the Laurentian resort of Mont Tremblant may not be forced to merge with other towns is being watched carefully.That case is scheduled to resume in mid- March.\u201cWe're also looking at the legal issue in regard to what happened in Mont Tremblant, and we're looking at a parallel course to see what other legal challenges are possible,\u201d he said.\u201cOur original advice was that there was absolutely nothing that could be (See TRENT page 8) FREE CONSULTATION Personal training in your home or at the studio increase energy decrease stress Weight management Massage (Swedistysport) iris Cioban Tel: (514) 483-5350 Femi Cell.: (514) 941-9448 No.4 \u2014 40101812 WANNA BET THERE'S MORE SNow?Tracey Azeff shakes on it with her pal Samson, the bull mastiff, at the Murray Hill dog run on Tuesday afternoon.Milestone restoration project pleases WHA BY WAYNE LARSEN 1 2 1 he City of Westmount has taken preliminary steps toward preserving one of its oldest surviving structures\u2014the 300- year-old milestone at the corner of Forden Avenue and Côte St.Antoine Road.\u201cIts part of the heritage of the city and it must be preserved,\u201d said Public Works Director Fred Caluori in confirming that the City has set aside $15,000 in its capital works budget for the stone's restoration.This announcement comes as good news to members of the SMALL GROUPS CARING COUNSELLORS DELICOUS HOMEMADE MEALS Westmount Historical Association (WHA), who have been asking the City to look into maintaining the milestone ever since WHA member Flora-Lee Wagner raised the matter at a city council meeting three years ago.\u201cI know $15,000 may secm like a lot of money, but because the milestone is such a treasure of the past, it\u2019s worth it)\u201d said Andy Dodge of the WHA.\u201cIt\u2019s one of the oldest relics in Westmount.\u201d Currently encased within the retaining wall on the northwest corner of the intersection, (See MARKER page 8) o TENNIS « SOCCER * WATERSKIING » ROLLERBLADING « ROCKCLIMBING « BICYCLING ONLY 180 CAMPERS (6-16) PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS 5 1st CLASS FACILITIES R 4 full time directors always available to campers & parents.SF \"CAMP MAROMAC is exemplary.in the camping industry\u201d TZ Quebec Camping Association report 4, SAILING » BASEBALL SUPERGYM DRAMA CAMP 485-113 WWW.maromac.com S RRC > PARTIES + EXCURSIONS & MORE \u2014 ila Be i The barely-noticeable marker at the corner of Côte St.Antoine and Forden.MaroMac 2 - Thursday, January 27, 2000 The Westmount Examiner ommunity Bulletin Board Thursday, Jan 27 Winter Tales to Warm Your Heart, an activity for children with storyteller Andrew Katz, will take place at the Westmount Public Library, 4574 Sherbrooke, between 7 and 8 p.m.Places arc limited, so please register carly at the children\u2019s desk.Info: 989-5229.Annual Used Book Sale at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene, onc day only from 2 to 8 p.m.Book donations arc currently being accept- cd.Pick-up of donated books available to those who cannot drop them off.Plcasc phone 931-6202 for morc information.\u2018Look Back in Anger\u2019 by John Osborne will be presented by Untimely Ripped at the Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater, at 8 p.m.with more performances on Jan.28, 29, Feb.3, 4 and S at 8 p.m.and Jan.30 and Feb.6 at 2 p.m.Tickets arc $10, $8 for seniors and students.Info: (450) 682-2549.Sunday, Jan.30 Haimish Danish Breakfast Club at Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom, 395 Elm, at 9 a.m.Speaker Brahms E.Silver's topic of discussion will be \u2018Keruv: À Mitzvah For Our Time\u2019\u2014a discussion on conversion, outreach, \u2018intermarriage and Jewish continuity.Breakfast will be served.All welcome.Info: 937-3575.Monday, Jan.31 Farfelu Craft Gallery, 39 Somerville Ave, presents the exhibition \u2018Tea For Two\u2019 fcaturing the work of the gallery\u2019s artists, through Feb.14.Info: 488-3163.Wednesday, Feb.2 *You Can't Take it With You\u2019 by George S.Kaufman and Moss Hart, presented by the grade 10 students of St.George's School, 3100 The Boulevard, at 8 p.m.You will be treated to an evening of laughter and fun through the depiction of the lives of two specific families.Come and bring your family\u2014cveryone will enjoy it.Tickets arc $6 in advance and $7 at the door.Info: Lola Mendelson at 937-9289 loc.229.Thursday, Feb.3 \u2018Light Matters\u2019, an exhibition of paintings by Robbin Deyo and Mark Mullin opens at the McClure Gallery, 350 Victona Ave.with a vernissage at 6 p.m.Gallery hours are Tuesday to Friday from 11 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.and Saturday from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Info: 488-9558.\u2018You Can\u2019t Take it With You\u2019 by George S.Kaufman and Moss Hart, presented by the grade 10 students of St.George\u2019s School, 3100 The Boulevard, at 8 p.m.You will be treated to an evening of laughter and fun through the depiction of the lives of two specific families.Come and bring your family\u2014everyonc will enjoy it.Tickets are $6 in advance and $7 at the door.Info: Lola Mendelson at 937-9289 loc.229.Saturday, Feb.5 *You Can\u2019t Take it With You\u2019 by George S.Kaufman and Moss Hart, presented by the grade 10 students of St.George's Salon de Coiffure et Esthétique Hoya By appointment for skin and body treatment | services: + , Waxing & Wassage ¢ fifake-Up + Ete.Visine tl certificates and Beauty products available «3» 9985, St.Mathicu, Montreal, Que.(514) 934-3374 + Buy a 40103441 D.D.S., FR.C.D.(C) CENTRE ORTHODONTIQUE OLIVER Dn.Bruce M.Oliver \"der P # < NN 40204306 ORTHODONTIST Westmount Medical Building Diplomates American Board 4637 Sherbrooke St.West : 483-2096 = 937-6388 Westmount, Quebec, H3Z 1G2 5025 Sherbrooke W, #685 Fass FOR YOUR BACK PAIN Treat your back with powerful Chinese orthopedic massotherapy and acupuncture * SIGNIFICANT pain relief * QUICK stress elimination * MORE cnergy recovery * DEEP causc removal + NO more medication * HUGE medical cost cut * COMPLETE hfestyle consultation * EXPERIENCED practitioner * REASONABLE charge * INSURANCE SAAQ, CSST Dr Yi Ding Yuan, D.Ac.LMT, M.Sc.a medical graduate of Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Classified Ad in The Examiner 321-2000 School, 3100 The Boulevard, at 8 p.m.An evening of laughter and fun through the depiction of the lives of two specific families.Tickets are $6 in advance and $7 at the door.Info: Lola Mendelson at 937-9289 loc.229.Monday, Feb.7 Open House at Westmount Preschool, 4350 Ste.Catherine (corner Hillside Lane), from 10 a.m.to noon.Info: 934-5636.e Tuesday, Feb.8 Temple Emanu-El-Beth Sholom\u2019s Entre Nous Senior program continues with \u2018Public Safety\u2019 with guest speaker Westmount PSO James Novak.Brown bag lunch at noon, program at 1 p.m.395 Elm Ave.All welcome.Info: 937-3575.Romantic Valentine\u2019s Day Concert fca- turing members of the Villa Maria Music Department at 7:30 p.m.in the CND Mother House auditorium, 4873 Westmount Ave.Tickets arc $20, now on sale at Villa Maria.Reservations: 484-4950.Saturday, Feb.12 Westmount Concerts presents \u201ccellist Karen Kaderavek, violist Scott Woolwcaver and violinist Julie Triquet performing works by Schubert, Mozart, Becthoven, Ravel and Martinu at Church of the Advent, 4119 de Maisonneuve, at 8 p.m.Tickets arc $19.50, children 15 and under admitted free when accompanied by an adult.Info: 481-9133.(See MORE page 11) 40103396 Petit groupe Voyages 25 août - 12 septembre Quelques sièges disponibles S.V.P.APPELER: PLEASE CALL: ESCORTED TOUR TO WORLD RENOWN OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY 2000 735-2431 Small group August 25 - September 12 Travel Ltée Few seats still available 40102474 plans of some for the year ahead.ST.ANDREW'S - © DOMINION - DOUGLAS Take bus #66 or 124 8.UNITED CHURCH * Sunday service at 11am weekly :- Occasional reading at Sunday service.the sanctuary for Christmas or Easter or other special time.sion.Drive for Meals-on-Wheels, or cook, or serve.vice.This is only a sample of the things people do in a church community and perhaps in the PLANNING AHEAD is also in the works for Stadd\u2019s Session at its meeting tonight.Amongst other matters to be tackled will be further to the work of reorganizing the way the congregation governs itself.The session chair is Drew Webster, the clerk Donna Fraser.Rev.Janis Campbell is minister of the congregation.= HON.LUCIENNE ROBILLARD, PC, MP.WESTMOUNT - VILLE-MARIE President of the Treasury Board and Minister responsible for Infrastructure 2360 Notre-Dame West, Suite 300 Montreal, Quebec H3J 1N4 Telephone (514) 283-2013 40103451 \u2014 ® McGill We are looking for Bilingual children (French-English) aged 2 to 5 years, acquiring both languages in the home, for a study on language development.Research director: Dr.Fred Genesee, Psychology Department, University.Call Liane at 398-6098 The Boulevard at Lansdowne Tel.: 486-1165 Help decorate .Tell a children\u2019s story on occa- .Help deliver flowers after a Sunday ser- r\u2014 Deanna Godel Affiliated Real Estate Agent NEW LISTING 478 Roslyn - 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Great location! $625,000.~~ BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE?1 JJ- JACOBS REALTY GETS YOU MOVING FAST Tel: *489- cop.® mail: IRI EE net we ms wn gmp ae rep ee ee SE nf mr ET TT PE EE A TT yr ni- he 89 re th 3œ oO nt a pang.APE Thursday, January 27, 2000 The Westmount Examiner BOOK REVIEW Beaver Hall women artists chronicled in revealing study Barbara Meadowcroft sheds light on an often-overlooked chapter in local art history BY WAYNE LARSEN The original building is long gone, but 305 Beaver Hall Hill remains one of the most notable addresses in the art history of Canada in general and Montreal in particular It was there, in 1920, that a group of local painters rented studio space in a house nestled in the shadow of St.Patrick Church in what was then the heart of Montreal\u2019s artistic community.But over the past 80 years, the legacy left by what was informally known as the Beaver Hall Group has suffered what many consider to be the neglect of Canadian art historians; they have received nominal mention in most studies of the period but have never been the subject of a comprehensive book devoted exclusively to their Lives.Now.with the recent publication of \u2018Painting Friends: The Beaver Hall Women Painters\u2019.Westmount's Dr.Barbara Mcadowcroft has made a significant contribution toward filling that long-standing gap with what amounts to the most complete portrait of the Beaver Hall Group to date\u2014despite.as the title suggests, concentrating exclusively on the women within its ranks and their closest associates.For the first time, the trials and tnbulations in the lives of Nora Collyer, Emily Coonan.Prudence Heward, Mabel Lockerby.Mabel May, Kathleen Morris, Lihas Torrance Newton, Sarah Robertson, Anne Savage and Ethel Seath are brought to light through Meadoweroft's extensive rescarch.\u201cSome people were amazed that there was no book on them,\u201d said Meadowcroft, a research fellow at Concordia University\u2019s Simone de Beauvoir Institute who spent more than a decade piecing together her material through letters, archival documents and more than 100 mterviews with surviving family members and friends of the artists.She has written extensively about some of these women in the past, including exhibition catalogues for Anne Savage and Lilias Torrance Newton retrospectives at the downtown Walter Klinkhoff Gallery-\u2014the venue now most commonly associated with the Beaver Hall women.Ethel Seath working at The Study.T he Beaver } Tall Women 1 amlers Barbara M cadenverafl { Dr.Meadowcroft's book, now in its second printing.By maintaining a constant focus on the interaction between cach of her subjects, Meadowcroft extends herself beyond conventional biography.She could have casily chosen to offer ten smaller.independent profiles with incidental references to the others, but by deftly interweaving cach artists activities she succeeds admirably mn capturing the essence of their collective friendship.The result is an often touching tale of camaradene and mutual support in a period when female painters faced an uphill battle in their quest for acceptance in what was still very much a male-dominated art world.And in the case of these ten women -nine of whom never married (although Anne Savage almost became Mrs.A.Y.Jackson)\u2014theur relationships with cach other were often the only encouragement they had.Although \u2018Painting Friends\u201d 1s an engrossing biography that makes no claim to be an academic study of the artists\u2019 work, it does offer an excellent cross-section of ther paintings.Meadoweroft admits that she had à hard time choosing images for the books 24 colour plates, but her diligence in this areca has certainly paid off.From whimsical 01] sketches to large canvases, Meadowcroft has carefully avoided reproducing most of the women\u2019s best- known works, often in favour of less prominent paintings that have been languishing in private collections.Of the chosen few.only Prudence Heward\u2019s masterful \u2018At the Theatre\u2019 has been previously reproduced with any consistency.Also illustrating the text are a number of faded black- and-white photographs of the women, often in suff family portraits or captured mn action with brush in hand.The obvious age of these images serve as a constant rerminder that these women were of an era long passed.and when viewed in contrast to the modern paintings they reinforce the fact that the work produced by this group was indeed ahcad of its time, be it landscape, portraiture or still life.Art historian Prof.Sandra Paikowsky of Concordia University agrees that the Beaver Hall women deserve their prominent position in local art history.\u201cThey were very important\u2014both for Montreal and Canadian painting\u2014because they exemplified one of the first true commitments to modernity.\u201d Paikowsky said.\u201cOne can also look at the Group of Seven in doing that, except with the Beavers it was closer to a sense of international modernity.They also exemphfied what became very typical of Montreal from the 1930s right up to the \"70s and \"80s, which was the notion of the collectivity-\u2014a group of artists working together and sometimes showing together, but also having an identity, not only for themselves but also for Montreal.\u201d Westmount also figures prominently in the story of the Beaver Hall women, for several of them lived here at one time or another in fact Mabel May's family owned 434 Elm Ave.from the turn of the century until 1950.Ethel Scath, who was a fixture at the helm of The Study\u2019s art program from 1917 to 1962, lived on Melville Avenue, while Nora Collyer and Kathleen Morris hived on Tupper and Windsor avenues, respectively.Many seniors who attended Baron Byng High School in therr youth will no doubt remember Anne Savage, who taught art at the school from 1922 to 1948.She was almost a Westmounter, having lived most of her life on Highland Avenue just over Westmount\u2019s northeast border.Another near Westmounter was Mabel Lockerby, who spent her last 20 years on neighbouring Vendome Avenue.In writing \u2018Pamting Friends\u2019.Meadowcroft may have set out to tell the story of ten local women who faced adversity on many levels including the restrictions placed on them by their own soctal class but in domg so she has also succeeded un creating à vivid historical portrait of Montreal during an entirely different era, a city gencrations removed from the one we know today.Painting Friends.The Beaver Hall Women Painters\u201d by Barbara Meadowcroft is published by Véhicule Press and is available at all major bookstores. The Westmount Examiner 4 - Thursday, January 27, 2000 Westmount el À \u2018 BR: Al U Le jeudi 3 février 12h30-15h00 Goûter * Citoyens du 3° âge L'église Westmount Park Achat de billets à l'Aréna ou au Centre Contactivité 6, 5o$ par personne 18h30-21h30 Toboggan en famille Parc King George (Le port d'un casque protecteur est suggéré) Feu de joie, patinage, chocolat chaud gratuit Du plaisir pour tous! + Le vendredi 4 février Thursday, February 3™ Seniors\u2019 Carnival Luncheon Westmount Park Church Purchase tickets at the Arena or at Contactivity $6.50 per person 12:30-3:00 p.m.6:30-9:30 p.m.Family Tobogganing King George Park (Helmets recommended) Bonfire, Skating, Free Hot Chocolate Fun for all: Friday, February 4\" |Family Bingo Night Souper de famille et bingo Soirée cinéma pour les tout petits Victoria Hall Billets: adultes t0$ enfants (12 ans & moins) et aînés 5$ Les billets sont disponibles jusqu'au 3 février à l'aréna, la bibliothèque, l'hôtel de ville et au Victoria Hall Le samedi 5 février 10h00-12h00 Ballon-balai 10:00-12:00 p.m.Broomball (12 ans ct plus) (12 Yrs.And Over) Aréna Arena Le port du casque protecteur de hockey est obligatoire Helmets required: Sign your team up in advance at the Inscrivez-vous dés maintenant 3 Laréna Arena.10h00-18h00 Patinoire extérieure 10:00-6:00 p.m.Outdoor Skating Rink Parc Westmount Westmount Park 10h00-16h00 Promenades en traineau 10:00-4:00 p.m.Old-Fashioned Sleigh Rides Parc Westmount Westmount Park 11h00-15h00 Cabane a sucre 11:00-3:00 p.m.\u201cCabane à Sucre\u201d Parc Westmount Westmount Park Déâlicieuse tire sur la neige Try some maple taffy on the snow.What a treat: 12h00-12h30 Concours de lancement de 12:00-12:30 p.m.Puck-shooting Contest rondelles de hockey Arena Aréna 12h00-13h30 «Hot dogs» gratuits 12:00-1:30 p.m.Free Hot Dogs Patinage familial General Skating & \\ Aréna Arena 13h00-14h00 Courses amusantes pour tous 1:00- 2:00 p.m.Fun Races For AN Aréna Arena 16h00-23h30 Ski de soirée 4:00- 11:30 p.m.Family Night Skiing Bromont Bromont Achat de billets au service des Sports et loisirs à l'aréna Purchase tickets at the Sports and Recreation Office 20,008 (incluant autobus et tdésidge).Les billets doivent (Arena) $20.00 (includes bus dnd lift ticket).Tickets must |x être achetés avant le 2 février.Réservez tôt pour ne pas * be purchased by Fran 24 Riserye early to, avoid être déçu.disappointment.18h00 Patinage familial 6:00 p.m.Family Faure Parc Westmount et Aréna Westmount ark th Arena .Pa .~ Le dimanche 6 février - Sunday, ca 10h00-15h00 Journée de ski de fond 10:00-3:00 p.m.Cross Count Cap St-Jacques Cap St.Jacques Th 5,008 par personne.Les billets doivent être achetés avant $5.00 per person.Tickets must be BR 3} 2 Jéorieà Var Ge process sus ; February 2\" at the Arena.NE FREE Hots rein CRE Family dinner and bingo Movie Night for the Younger Children Victoria Hall Tickets: Adults $10.00 Children (12 & under) & Seniors $5.00 Tickets are available until February 3\" at the Arena, Library, City Hall and Victoria Hall 6:00 p.m.Saturday, February 5\u201c Plaisirs givrés! Le jeudi 3 février, au dimanche 6 février Frosty Fun! Thursday, February 3 to Sunday, February 6 Page design hy\u2019 The Westmount Examiner Fire calls Thursday, January 27, 2000 SSSS ENS TERME Monday, Jan.17 6:00 a.m.5731 Wolsley.Cote St.Luc: Assisted Cote St.Luc fire department with a house fire.Ventilated basement with a smoke ejector, removed debris from basement and picked up equipment afterward.8:12 a.m.636 Clarke: Defective carbon monoxide detector.8:31 p.m.5790 Parkhaven, Côte St.Luc: Cancelled @.route.Tuesday, Jan.18 8:04 a.m.168 Edgehill: Smoke detector set off by dust from renovations.4:40 p.m.17 Melbourne: Defective smoke detector in basement.5:27 p.m.| Rosemount: Smoke detector set off by paper burning in ashtray near second floor elevator.10:56 p.m.61 Aberdeen: Defective alarm.11:00 p.m.62 Forden Crescent: Smell of gas traced to exterior leak.Gaz Metropolitain attended to repairs.Wednesday, Jan.19 3:47 a.m.168 Cote St.Antoine: Defective alarm.Buy an ad in The Examiner and see the results you get! 419,000 6:28 a.m.168 Côte St.Antoine: Defective alarm.11:49 a.m.4867 Sherbrooke, apt.2: Water leak due to defective washing machine.6:47 p.m.85 Church Hill: Carbon Monoxide detector set off due to furnace being reactivated.Friday, Jan.21 6:35 p.m.422 Metcalfe: Report of alarm sounding in area was a burglar alarm.MUC police attended.Saturday, Jan.22 8:53 a.m.376 Victoria: Alarm set off due to burnt elevator motor.12:13 p.m.245 Victoria: Alarm set oft accidentally.12:40 p.m.432 Metcalfe: Smell of smoke in basement traced to an accumulation of lint in clothes dryer.1:16 p.m.4700 Ste.Catherine: Fire alarm set off due to broken sprinkler pipe in generator room.2:59 p.m.4574 Sherbrooke: Strange odour in Westmount Public Library traced to a possible stink bomb.8:32 p.m.6767 Céte St.Luc Road: Cancelled en route.9:59 p.m.485 Strathcona: Burst water pipe in garage.Turned off water and advised owner to have a plumber attend.METCALFE AVE - Charming 42/4\" yoom duplex well renovated in recent years.Shows beauti:uliy! Separate heating.Parking.Double occupancy possible.La galerie du Victoria Hall Call 484-5610 to speak {Brian Dutch Derformance.Not Promises! 386-2902 with our sales staff day.today 933-6781 RE/MAX WESTMOUNT Inc.Chartered Real Estate Broker/Independently owned & operated 1330 Greene ave, Westmount 40100219 The Gallery at Victoria Hall / How to choose a buyers, etc.) er ANSWER: With care.For most of us, our homes are our Greatest Lifetime Investment.Your choice can result in $big$ differences in your final sale.Consider your agent's « Experience (years in the business) # Success (proven track record) v Arca Familiarity (specialization 1n your area) \u2018 v Company Support (national advertising, national sources of 1 am an experienced.full time professional.Pll be most pleased to give you fuil details regarding my real estate background.Just call and you'll have my prompt, personal attention.Julia Daniels chartered real estate agent 935-4524 REMAX WESTMOUNT J.D.INC.independently licensed and autonomous ~ responsabilité à cet égard 40100233 La ville se réserve le droit de rejeter toute proposition et n encourt aucun frais ou The City réserves the night to reject'any proposal and shall imeur no cost or hatabty SN INSULATED TO THE HILT?Does your heating bill rival your mortgage bill even though your home is \u201cInsulated to the hilt\u201d?You may be laboring under a disillusionment.Insulating \u201cTo the hilt\u201d may not wean it is well insulated.Energy experts describe most insulated attics, for instance, as \u201cSwiss cheese\u201d.People add more insulation and thicken the cheese, but heles usually remain.Where?Sas vues Maur Around light fixtures, chimneys, [muen SI su furnace stacks and spaces where RE/MAX 1,574 39% pipes or wires come in.pt EE oe Another common error is looking Sutton 708 18% Royal Lepage 563 14% only at doors and windows to reduce home air leakage.They account for only 17% of leaks.Other places to look are: Electric outlets, 20%; the gap where walls join the foundation, 25%; and areas around ductwork, 15%.A good insulation tester is a piece of tissue paper suspended from a wire coat hanger.Walk around your home with this tester and check for all the other drafts.Canlk and insulate them.Then, you'll be closer to being \u201cInsulated to the hilt\u201d.tesidants de Westmount Le tout doit être expédié à Comité de sélection 4333, tue Sherbrooke Oue Westmount, QC H3/ 1F2 to apply o an accompanying list of VICTORIA * an up to-date résumé ® an artist's statement Gallery Selection Commit Community Events Office Westmount, QC H3Z 1F2 989-5226 ; Real The deadline far subrmssions 15 March 31, 2000 Committee will advise all applicants in writing of their decision by April 30\", 2000.All submitted matenal will be returned to the artist.If you have any questions, please contact the Commuruty Events Office at (514) Estate By Reg Morden Resurrs \"99 Bringing buyers and sellers together - that's what success in real estate is all about.In Greater Montreal, nobody enjoys more success than the men and women of RE/MAX.The MLS results for \u201899 are in and they look like this: LaCapitale ~~ 302 7% TransAction 96 2% To discuss buying or selling in 2000, please call me.Reg Morden, ve RE/MAX Westmount inc.M Chartered Real Estate Broker \u2018 1330 Greene Avenue, Westmount.Telephone: 933-6781 or 937-7061 Independently owned and operated.emall: topagentsi@ netscape.net PS.Watch for a format change in next week's Examiner wi Appel de propositions LA Galerie du Victoria Hall désire lancer on appel de propositions pour sa programmation de la saison 2000-2001 (septembre 2000 à aout 2001) Cet appel de propositions \u201cadresse aux artistes et arhisans qu sont des Les propositions doivent dure # 10 diapositives d'œuvres récentes e une iste des titres, dimensions, mediums el dates de création oun curnculum vitae o jou e Ln expose de lear demarche artistique U Service des evenements communautaires st ta date limite pour sournettre votre proposition est le 31 mars 2000 Tous les candidats recevront une réponse écrite du cormté avant le 30 avril 2000 Le maténel dépose sera retourné aux attistes Pour des renseignements additionnels, veuillez communiquer avec le service des événements communautaires au (514) 989-5276 Call for Submissions The Gallery at Victoria Halle pleased to announce a © all for Subrmissiors forts 2000-2001 exhibition programme (September 2000 10 August 2001) Artists and actisans who are résidents of Westmount are mvited Submissions should include e 10 good quahty ides of recent work titles, dimensions, media and dates Please forward your submission to ee 4333 Sherbrooke Street West For 40100189, The Selection INTERNET hitp://www.remax-quebec.com/westmount en) 033-6781 RE/MAX WESTMOUNT INC.HARTER(@REAL ESTATE BROKG 1330 GREENE AVE.: Independently owned and operated 1010330 6 - Thursday, January 27, 2000 The Westmount Examiner A spirited controversy for the Parti Québécois Have you recovered from the New Year celebrations?| hope so.After all the discussions about whether and when wc were changing decades, centuries and the millennium, we concluded that it was next year.And we decided that the only way to ensure that we aren\u2019t making any mistake about it 1s to celebrate all year! So you weren't a victim of the Y2K bug.You didn\u2019t want to take a plane and you did what cvery- one else did on New Years Eve: you stayed home with family and friends, you opened a bottle of champagne and wished cach other a happy millenntum?We all did the same thing, even 1f we weren't optimiste about our chances of seeing the new millennium or the next century.That is, unless you listened to our historians and decided that at's really next year that everything changes.If this is the case, we should, God willimg, be able to ask ourselves the same existential questions all over again.In his year-end column, Leo Gervais, the editor of The Westmount Examiner, offered us all best wishes for the holidays and outlined his wish list for various pcople working in our riding.For myself.Leo wished that the PQ government would trip up again in order to provide me with subjects for my bimonthly column.Well, we're barely three weeks into the year 2000 and has wish has come true.Indeed, the newspaper La Presse recently ran a headiine stating that the megalomaniac management of the SAQ (Societé des alcools du Quebec) had spent $135,000 to celebrate the opening of a new specialty store in our riding at the corner of Metcalfe and de Maisonneuve.Under the stores previous name, \u2018Whiskey et Cie\u2019, it specialized over the last few years in different types of rare spirits and brandies, such as old cognacs, single malt scotches from smaller distilleries, and eaux de vie made with almost every type of fruit imaginable.Now called \u2018Signature\u2019, the store sells old vintages and rare wines in addition to its line of spirits and brandics.Yes, $135,000 was spent to launch this new \u2018appellation incontrolec\u2019.Of this amount, $50,000 was spent on the traditional grand opening cocktail and $85,000 was used for a dinner to which 270 people were personally invited by Bernard Landry, our Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier, who 1s responsible for the SAQ.Ils not only the flu that 1s contagious at this time of the year; the SAQ president's megalomania is also catching.Bernard Landry, who has been suspected by many as having illusions of grandeur, 1s now officially contaminated.This 1s the same Bernard Landry who beat around the bush when he was questioned m the National Assembly about the construction of an $8 million museum to recount the history of alcohol.Agam in the National Assembly, this same Bernard Landry refused to recognize that the SAQ 15 a state monopoly because, he reasoned, wine 1s also sold in grocery stores in Quebec.This is the same Bernard Landry who doesn\u2019t understand that it is not normal that in the past three ycars this crown corporation has gone from having six to 15 vice-presidents under the management of the president that he himself named.That as our Minister of Finance.As Jean Chrétien would say.\u201cQue voulez-vous?\u201d The winter season has harshly descended upon us, at least in the past few days, with the temperature falling below -25 Celsius.| hope that after a week like this one, winter will be over.Well, maybe not quite warm enough for getting the golf clubs out, but at least warm enough to stash away the down-filled clothing! Since it's so cold and all we want to do 1s stay indoors, that Arthur Miller classic.\u2018The Crucible\u2019, at the Centaur Theatre 1s not to be missed.I Guess I NEED A BIGGER HAMMER Tron M FUNDRAISING ill 0 ñ \u2018 if | | | | | | A matter of truancy To the editor: Now we all know how potentially disastrous it 1s when our children are truant from schoo, music lessons or any other responsibility conferred upon them, even 1f for no better reason than the development of their moral character and civic discipline other than of course their all-important formation for life as taxpayers.We also accept the principle of role models to inspire our young 10 greatness.But on the subject of truancy, our highest appointed role model 1s a disgrace when it comes to demonstrating honesty in government and the commitment to true leadership.The man I am referring to here is the Trudeaumania-cra nominee for senator representing the Anglo Quebec constituency, the (right or not so right) Honorable Senator \u201cfor life\u2019 (if not for work).Mr.Michael Pitfield.À very cheap excuse 1s offered here sumilar to that other Liberal appomtee from Toronto who preferred the casy life in Mexico to even a semblance of civic responsibihty for the fat pay he collected from the Canadian taxpayers.Both clhigible for bureaucratie fat-belly pensions, indexed and all, Mr.Pitfield.like that other one who finally resigned in the face of a public outcry, we have here a truant role model with the true likeness of a Liberal sense of civic responsibility.By this | mean that it 1s legitimate tor a senator to bilk the taxpaying people for all that he can get.Yes, my fellow Westmounters, we are getting a bum ride here, and m an almost self-flagellating way we worship such outrageous truancy, it 1s indeed as pitiful as the self-flagellation we witnessed during the time of Khomenet in Iran.Now.if Mr.Pitfield was unable for whatever reason to do the job for which he was appointed with such symbolic obligations as role modeling, and sober reflections for the benefit of the tax payers while warming the scat reserved for him exclusively in the Upper Chamber.then he should put 1s honor before his greed and resign his post so that someone responsible could be elected to fill this post.As a bad suggestion, we could promote Mother Theresa Robillard to the job of doing nothing in the hope that doing nothing is less dangerous for Westmounters than being in charge of the public trough.But maybe there are some citizens out there who had their fll of truancy in public office, and maybe someone out there would like to contest the wisdom of rewarding posts to members of the Shawinigan Falls Inner Circle Cult.As to Mr.Pitfield, 1 recommend that we've had enough damage done to us, first by his being the chief architeet of the deficit philosophy of management of the public trough, but most of all for having deep-throated on the people of Quebec a constitution that not even the Quebec Liberal franchise could accept.much less the majority of Quebecers.Yes Senator, in your ability to deep throat, you of all Westmounters excel all, even President Clinton.Your truancy from the work for which you arc so handsomely paid is scandalous and it is entirely the wrong role model, with the wrong message, now that tax time is once more coming down on the taxpayers with more vengeance than ever before.So do us all a favour, Senator: resign! ® Roland Sperlich Cedar Avenue Membre - s Transcontinental The Westmount SDAYS IN LOCAL SALES CONSULTANTS PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTION En 2 Hebdo: x DISTRIBUTED ON THUR Sandra Cobrin ext 24 Innograf Monkland Transcontinental Distribution Inc hr 8 I Montréal-Quest X a m I n e r HY H3Z Harvey Aisenthal ext.25 5890 Monkland Ave.suite 12 Ad-Bag Montreal ET $ 5890 Monkland Ave.suite 12 : Janice Proctor ext 26 Montreal (Qc.) 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city\u2019s no smoking by-law adopted five years ago.Of 47 commercial establishments on the north side of Sherbrooke street in the Grosvenor-Claremont strip, 22 did not have required no-smoking signs when inspected by public safety officers for National Non- Smoking Week.Most of the seven banking institutions along the street had hidden or faded signs even though they are now gov- crned by new stringent rules for federally-regulated buildings.\u201d Twenty Years Ago January 31, 1980: McTEER VISITS: \u201cMaurcen McTeer will be coming to Westmount Park School next Wednesday evening for a rally in support of St.Henri-Westmount Progressive Conservative candidate Claude Dupras, the only major cvent scheduled by any of the candidates so far in Westmount.The wife of Prime Minister Joe Clark will in fact spend much of that day in the riding, visiting St.Henn in the afternoon, then mecting campaign staff\u2019 at Mr.Dupras\u2019™ 4158 St.Catherine street headquarters from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.The rally 1s scheduled to start at 8 p.m.\u201d Thirty-Five Years Ago January 29, 1965.BUILDING PLANNED: \u201cConstruction 1s expected to get under way in July on a 12-storey apartment house to be built on the Kensington Avenue site of the Heather Curling Club.The property has bcen purchased by Montclair Construction at a cost of $200,000.An carlier report said that the building would rise 15 storeys.The club recently awarded a contract for construction of new @ in Hampstead.\u201d Forty-Five Years Ago January 28, 1955.PULP FICTION: \u201cThe quality of fiction is steadily decreasing while non-fiction is improving cach year.according to Kathleen Jenkins.Westmount librarian.Her comments on literary tastes were included in her annual report.A bleak picture was painted of the novel as far as quality was concerned.\u2018People often could not find enjoyable nov- cls.\u201d she writes.Exceptions to this downward trend were Dr.Wilder Penfields \u2018No Other Gods\u2019.Gouzenko's \u2018Fall of a Titan\u2019, and \u2018Not As a Stranger\u2019 by Thompson.\u201d The Westmount Examiner Quebec courts are keeping busy GLENN WANAMAKER 0 With the National Assembly in recess, the real political action these days 1s in the courts.The latest to test the judicial waters, and to win at least temporary satisfaction, are Mont Tremblant residents opposed to Quebec's plan to forcibly merge the ski resort town with three neighbouring towns, including St- Jovite.A Superior Court judge, ruling citizens may have been deprived of their constitutional right to self-expression, granted a temporary injunction that prevents any forced merger from going ahead.A full hearing on the issues will be held March 13.But until then, the merger remains on ice and more importantly, Municipal Affairs Minister Louise Harel will be unable to move on merger plans for the Montreal Urban Community or any of her broader municipal reforms.Meanwhile Val St.Francois residents, who challenged the government last year and won, say they are going back to court in an cffort to turn what became a hollow victory into a real one.Their anger with the government goes back to its decision to authorize Hydro Quebec to build new power lines in the Eastern Townships after the 1998 1ce storm.The authorization came through government decrees, which a judge ruled illegal.So to make legal what was illegal, the government passed Bill 42, which the citizens now hope to challenge.Hydro is also involved in another case, brought by a coalition of environmental and consumer groups.These groups, via the courts, arc trying to force Hydro, the Regie de I\u2019Energic (set up to oversee cnergy pricing), and the government to come clean on a series of issues that affect public policy, mcluding power costs and exports.In another major case involving rights and public policy, the James Bay Cree have entered round two of a legal fight with the forest industry and the government over logging in Cree territory.And now a frustrated group of Gaspé residents, called l'Action des patriotes gaspésiens, is talking about a series of \u2018spectacular\u2019 actions, including a class action lawsuit or a trip to the International Labour Tribunal in Geneva, to protest what they call the \u2018economic genocide\u201d of the peninsula.FRIENDS ARE OKAY \u2014 Still on the politico-legal beat, Social Solidarity Minister André Boisclair has accepted the verdict of à Superior Court judge who ruled recently a 64-year old woman, suffering from multiple illnesses and confined to a wheelchair, should not be forced to repay $57,000 mm social benefits.The ruling will not be appealed and Boisclair said the ministry will review all similar cases.\u201c| can assure recipients and organizations which defend their rights that all necessary measures have been taken so that a similar situation does not happen again,\u201d he said.Boisclair's ministry had cold-heartedly pursued the woman because she shared her home with a 55-year old man, which welfare rules do not allow.It cut oft benefits and tried to force her to repay benefits she had already received.In reality, as the judge pointed out, the two were living in the same house for the purpos- cs of helping each other out.The man, who has a mental handicap, took care of many houschold chores which she 1s physically unable to do.In turn, she helped hum manage his personal affairs.He paid a small rent and lived in a separate room.They did not form a couple, as ministry officials had marntamed.They simply shared a modest home - two honest people, unable to perform some of life's chores on their own, trying to make a difficult life casier.In the future, Boisclair said, \u201cthe nunistry will closely study situations of mutual aid, particularly those that involve people coping with functional limitations.\u201d LIBERAL MENU \u2014- The Quebec Liberal Party has taken the calculated gamble that despite the souped-up rhetoric over Ottawa's referendum clarity act and the Bouchard government\u2019s retaliatory Bill 99, Quebcecers still have no appetite to re-hash the same old stuff.As a result, its MNAs will putin an appearance at the committee debate on Bill 99, an Act respecting the exercise of the fundamental rights and prerogatives of the Quebec people and the Quebec state, but not much more.Liberal leader Jean Charest smd last week he still believes Bill 99 smells like a \u201cgrand manoeuvre\u201d to generate sovereignty fever.Obviously, he's right.The PQ government is hoping it can restore vigour to the sover- cignty movement over the next five months, beginning with the Bloc Quebecois convention this week and culminating in the PQ's own convention in May.By the same token, Charest passes up an opportunity to show how his beliefs differ from those of the federal Liberals and how they stack up against those of the Bouchard government.He's prepared however take the risk.\u201cIt\u2019s a question of conviction.Do we want to be of the school which promotes squabbling and division, or of a party that is open to dialogue?\u201cWe think the way of defending the interests of Quebec, to really defend them, 1s to profit from the alliances (with the other provinces) to re-start dialogue,\u201d he said.\u201cWhat is going to enter into the vocabulary 1s the concept of co-management, of co-deci- sion-making, of a federalism that will be different from what we have now, and the importance for us to build alliances with other governments.We're heading towards something very different from what we've known in the past.\u201d E-mail: wanamakerhotmail com community member on January 16 with the Westmount mourns Peggy MacCallum EpiToRr\u2019s NOTE: The Westmount lost a cherished Wy world.However, brevity and simplic- underline the demonstrated tor so much of her life.she had to overcome fortitude she an unfortunate \u201cAlthough it might appear this strong-willed man had plenty of strength, Peggy was always at his side to support him.Even when he went off to war, Peggy found a pendence a spirit she won through overcoming significant personal challenges.Those Thursday, January 27, 2000 - 7 Those of you who knew Peggy will remember her spark of inde- passing of Marion Fenwick \u201cThrough \u2018Peggy MacCallum, widow accident, of former Mavor Donald A memorial service MacCallum for Mrs.MacCallum was held on Tuesday morning at St.James the Apostle Church.The following is the eulogy delivered bv City Councillor Tom Thompson \u201cThere arc others here today who knew Peggy better than ! did.1 only got to know her in later ycars.However, in her final plans she asked me to speak at her service, and 1 am very honoured to do so.\u201cThis may appear too bref a comment about someone who has lived almost 85 years.Consider this: the last NASA spaceship was travelling at speeds that took 11 across Canada in nine and a half minutes.Certainly not the way life was when Peggy was born \u201cMy comments may appear too simple a statement about the life of Peggy MacCallum and how she answered the demands of this challenges to her personal health in those young adult years which we all now cherish so much.The fact that she did overcome that accident was a major achievement in her hfe.She often spoke fondly of Dr.Frances MacNaughton and the compassionate care she had received at the Montreal Neurological Institute.In fact, through the years, the Neuro was a great resource to her.\u201cA bnght graduate of the Study School.Peggy's carly days at McGill were filled with the excitement of fun, friendship, new ideas and a world of books.This penod nourished what would be a lifelong, loving friendship in her marriage to Donald MacCallum, a McGill Engineering grad.He served his country in WWII and during a distinguished postwar business carecr, he also served Westmount\u2014 first as an alderman and then as mayor from 1975 to 1983.way to serve as a volunteer on the home front.This commitment, familiar to many here, must have seemed like an cternity to young people.\u201cPeggy fondly remembered their travels to India and England and the far East and the special visitors she met in their Westmount days.\u201cAs an Arts graduate from McGill, Peggy never forgot the exhilaration and renewal one obtains from reading books.But in her later years, she relied on talking books or human readers, since her poor cyesight denied her the pleasure of reading for herself.She probably rediscovered radio before the wider population did, although her eclectic station choice was usually a result of her poor vision.\u201cToday.young pcople, in fact most people spend as much time watching television as Peggy did enjoying music.Music was her one great pleasure.qualities persisted na lower key after the death of her husband Donald in 1989.That cvent changed her zest for life.\u201cHer opportumities to visit with the wide circle of friends she had so long enjoyed were hmited as her health declined.You sce, Peggy became part of the statistics that show Montreal to be the capital of hip mm Canada hip injuries, that is.\u201cHer health problems seemed so unfair for someone who had already cndured more than her share of challenges.Thankfully, in the last decade, our community has seen medical developments that have cchipsed all previous medical history.While we are not always happy with the way these services are delivered to us, we have to admit that the advances have been miraculous.(See PEGGY page 8) rm 8 - Thursday, January 27, 2000 Peggy was in many ways a kind and | Trent believes PQ delay in reaching a The Westmount Examiner exceptional woman : Thompson (Continued from page 7) Peggy's treatment and recovery were made casier, thanks to modern medicine, \u201cThink, for a moment 1f you were over 80, not mobile, legally blind, without family, how would you take enjoyment in your community or find com- tort for yourself\u201d?\u201cDonald and Peggy MacCallum had hved through difficult days in Westmount mn the \"00s and \"70s.Those of us who turned to our local community, and saw so many caring and concerned volunteers in a genuine \u2018feel good\u201d determined city, were able to forget the politics of the day.We had hope.We were waiting for a better future.\u201cPeggy could not, in recent years, look forward to a better future as she sought relief from à life that held à good deal of pain.\u201cHer last words were as clear as a bell a clarity some politicians should envy: \u2018No extraordimary meusures to sustain my hfe!\u201d \u201cHere was the independent spark that so many had come to know in her healthier years, \u201cWe give thanks for her long and memorable life.Peggy was In many ways a kind and exceptional woman.\u201d Antiquités Phyllis Friedman Quality* Antiques and Accessories Estate Appraisals, Purchases Interior Design Service OUR NEW LOCATIO 1476 SHERBROOKE W.q Mag Member Canadian Antique Dealers Association p 935-1991 Goodwin House Residence with Services Private personal attention: * Regular doctor visits * Nurses, plus 24 hr.care * Well presented nutritional meals Structured stimulation * Vacancy at present 336 Metcalfe, Westmount 933-6823 40100199 merger verdict may be a good thing (Continued from page 1) done\u2014that municipalities could in fact be wiped out at the stroke of a pen\u2014but we're getting some legal opinion that indicates there 1s an approach that would make a lot of sense,\u201d There 1s a certain degree of optimism for the legal challenge because Westmount has enjoyed a good record in the courts, Trent said, citing the City\u2019s recent victory over the MUC in the 1988 property tax case as well as the ongoing case against the Quebec government over its controversial downloading policy\u2014which he | said 1s going well.But above all, Trent said, the Quebec government's delay in reaching any decision in the matter may be a good thing for Westmount.\u201cWhether or not their White Paper (on municipal mergers) will ever be published 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Centre du Patrimoine de Westmount Heritage Center The Westmount Historical Association needs your help to restore and rebuild the old Westmount train station into the new Centre du Patrimoine de Westmount Heritage Center.The new center will be a wonderful link to our past, and a place for all Westmounters fo remembertheir heritage.For donations please call: (514) 925-1404 or send a cheque, payable to: The Westmount Historical Association PO.Box 198 Victoria Station Westmount, QC H32 2Y6 + rs ame Lis tt 22 72 AE - ms nb Rimsth, Bio 2 = Se aa mans tn.tn mm RE re me BY LEONARD J GERVAIS There may be nothing more personally harrowing than being falsely accused by your peers and then put to trial by a mob of ill-thinking, Puritan religious zealots who have the power to hang you.This predicament is the central theme of \u2018The Crucible\u2019, American playwright Arthur Miller's seminal work on the 1692 Salem, Massachusetts witch trials now playing at The Centaur Theatre.This version of \u2018The Crucible\u2019 is deftly directed by Centaur's Gordon McCall (who usually parades around the theatre as its artistic director).It is evident he can direct, and he has some great actors to work with.Foremost of these is Douglas Campbell, whose performance as the misguided Deputy Governor Danforth is worth the price of admission.His deep, resonant voice is at once menacing and authoritative, and his very presence adds to every scene, especially during the second act as he questions the supposedly-possessed Abigail Williams, (played with the perfect combination of vulnerability and venom by Emma Campbell) and her friend Mary Warren, (played by SA ONE PENS NER EN R/S IRN ARARAT'S ANNUAL ORIENTAL RUG RAG SALE Antique and Used Oriental Rugs + Worn, Torn, Patched and Damaged Rugs from Iran, Caucasus, Turkey, China, India and Turkestan °50 .°500 January 28, 8:00 to 5:30 January 29, 8:00 to 5:00 ARARAT'S RUG Co.ENG ANCIENS 3 Amy Sloan wi Sloan | convinced this critic she really was re teetering on the edge of what most of us call sanity).The whole 20-member cast, in fact, should be commended since with McCall's pacing they weave a taught tapestry of solid acting (with gushes to brilliant) into a tight drama that leaves the audience on the edge of their seats and had people talking positively about the show long after the curtain went down.Another thing my companion for the evening mentioned, with reason, was the fabulous set design and lighting.The stage magically transformed from a forest to a bedroom to a courthouse in what seemed mere moments.Cudos to Set Designer John Dinning, Lighting Designer Luc Prairie and their colleagues for a superior job.I have been attending the Centaur for more than 15 years as a theatre-goer and a critic, and rarely have | enjoyed a production as much as this one.In short, if you miss \"The Crucible\u2019, you should be hanged.\u201cThe Crucible\u2019 plays until February 6 at the Centaur Theatre, 453 St-Francois Xavier, Old Montreal.Box office: (514) 288-3161.40100167 3457 Park Ave.288-1218 TE EMPLOYERS, Emploi-Québec can help provide financial assistance when you hire a new employee.Hire an unemployed person with little work experience and you could be eligible for the Job Integration Wage Subsidy @! 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Stone residence, gracious entertaining space, extra large lot, offered at $1,900,000.David Lenkorm 937-3114 BEST BUY IN WESTMOUNT: Residence & professional offices, walk to the parks, super garden.$317,000.David Lenkom 937-3114 WESTMOUNT ADJ: Doctor's home close to downtown, private schools and transportation; good revenue from adjoining property to cover taxes and utilities; centre-hall plan, firepaice.Lots of value for the price $375,000.Susan O\u2019Brien 488-0152 WEST WOONT Ove of WestouonTs nest, central location close to private schools, etc., almost 12,000 sf of land.Impeccable home for the most discriminating; A/C, double garage and so much more.$1,600,000 Susan O'Brien 488-0152 PLATEAU: Situated in vends Cane St.Louis: rare find built in 1876; 14 ft ceilings, lovely woodwork & moldings, private garden; renovated basement {could be rented as studio apt.) Hurry - this won't last! Asking $275,000.Susan O'Brien 488-0152 TWO EXECUTIVE RENTALS Two-storey penthouse, freshly decorated, 2 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, amazing views.Security, heat & electricity included.$3,500.pm.Secluded apartment in the heart of the Golden Square Mile, 3 bedrooms, walk out onto private garden, lots of space, bright.$2,500.pm.For more information call Susan O\u2019Brien 934-1818 488-0152 DOWNTOWN CO-OP: \u201cLe Chéteau\u201d Large spacious rooms, mouldings, hardwood floors, OFP 3 bedrooms plus maid's room, parking & doorman.Asking $359,000.Offers.Elegant style living.WESTMOUNT ADJ.: Lovely semi- \u201cdetached on Roslyn, 3+) bedrooms, 2 full baths, fireplace, garden, garage, playroom, sauna.$249,000.Rosemarie Martin 934-7472 R ie Martift 934-7472 qe iF WESTMOUNT: Just listed on Holton! 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, finished basement, 2 car parking, walking distance to all amenities.Very nice condition.$479,000.Paul Harrison 946-5952 WESTMOUNT.: Best value! Stone, semi-detached, 5 bdrms, 31/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, A/C, 2 car garage, completely renovated.Views!! $695,000.Paul Harrison 946-5952 3470 HOLTON \"PRIEST FARM\" AREA Superbly maintained family rb WESTMOUNT.4 ew! home in this much sought Windsor ave Renovated ater location.4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 eat-in kitchen, kitchen & bath featuring gracious living room with exposed brick, hardwood rooms.1 come true\u201d $269,000.PEGGY DRENNAN floors and fireplace, 2 bed- \u201cMake your dreams Private garden.fireplace and alcove seating creates a warm ambiance for entertaining, garage, garden & parking.$595,000.BRIAN GRANT President's Gold Award 486-5526 i ; UNBELIEVABLE CONDO PRICES $58,000.Neat as a pin, 1 bedroom, wood floors, coop in move-in condition.; $99,000.\u201cTrafalgar\u201d Lowest - priced 1 bedroom with indoor valet parking.$299,000.Elegant, spacious, 1 bedroom & den, .; pn.J ; 4 i Ju Ua k Towers.2 bed TROPICS NORTH.Exclusive lung accom a vear round 1.2 Westmount-Dorchester: À rare find! Fly rented Westmount-Clandeboye: Mini mansion with mag- ,000.\u201cLe Noble\" south view, bedrooms ! - cntoy CE Y a triplex, each apartment under 1000 sq.ft, 3 parking nificent moldings, woodwork and stained glass, central & den, 2000 sf.renovated with 2 garages.nor es sua, Smite eos Sere.Mus sey spaces.Asking $295,000.air, garage as well.Asking $595,000.Patricia Homa 482-3088 Brigitte I.Burdman 934-1818 Joan Prevost 934-1818 Joan Prevost 934-1818 2 = = Bari | ESS AS = SRG AE ai i 8 es he legant family home, beautifully maintained!! Westmount adj.Wonderful stone mansion, extremely ele- Westmount-Westmount Ave.: Detached 4+ 2 Westmount-Rosiyn: \"When only the best will doll\u201d Bight sou exposure, high celngs, beamed ceiling in ving gant decor, best of craftmanship and details, high ceiling, 6 bdrm, fabulous living room and master bdrm overtook- Stone detached property featuring 6 bedrooms, AKC, room & dining room, oak floors & woodwork, terrace with bdrms, den, very large panelled dining room, garage, garden, ing Murray Park, filled with sunshine.Asking $1,195,000.magnificent detailing throughout Just move right in! retractable awning, garden.$567,000.large deck, over 6000 sq.fL of fving space.Joan Prevost su-1818 Joan Prevost 34-1818 Martha Tsadilas 29-218 Maria Santini WESTMOUNT.THE TRAFALGAR.YJ WESTMOUNT ADJ: Family looking to Luxury 1-2 bedroom A Near Sunnyside, upgrade to a 4-5 Pj ark chic & impec > A) ¥ Detached\u201d 4 bed- bdrm, finished g cable, he on \u201cily foom cottage, eat-in basement 2 car unit is the perfect : kitchen with sitting \u2019 : pied-a-terre.Lovely 4 area opens to same parking.Preferably BH living room with bay {| level large garden & above Sherbrooke 85 window & stained J deck.Fabulous fin- ss Does your home fit M oak floors.24 hr { ished basement > the bill?| welcome security and valet with 2 extra bed- DOWNTOWN.Unique condo located in Golden Mile; 2 lev- 2 \u2019 els of a recently rebuik distinguished residence, 3 bedrooms, 2 & look forward to .+ panes ea gem! | A [cons A geatfam 2 1/2 baths, 2 open fireplaces, garden, 2 + car parking on unipave your calls.\\ RIN rd |} OME FOE.5 driveway.Asking $498,000.8 Masha Reich 04-1818 TANIA TTS TT RATES TT 6413 (cell) "]