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[" Perky eek Divisio 1035 v4 Quebed Transcontinental WEEKLY Staff inquires invited \" [Www.maromac.com 485-1135 The Westmount Youth Orchestra caught in rehearsal at Victoria Hall last Monday evening.By Wayne Larsen Spring is usually a busy time for the young musicians in the Westmount Youth Orchestra (WYO), and this year is no exception.Now, with a recently-announced $1,250 supporting grant from the City of Westmount, the WYO is looking forward to filling the air with music throughout 2000.The local musicians\u2019 latest appearance was on Tuesday afternoon at Vanier College, where they participated in MusicFest 2000, performing the first movement of Beethoven's First Symphony, the first movement of Bizet\u2019s l\u2019Arlésienne Suite No 1 and Schubert\u2019s Rosamunde Overture.Under Artistic Director Mark Simons and coaches Margaret Lysy, Jean McRae and James Darling, the WYO is planning a number of upcoming concerts, including their annual appearance in Westmount Park on Family Day in May, as well as at the City\u2019s St.Jean Baptiste and Canada Day celebrations.On May 14, the WYO will perform a Mother\u2019s Day concert at Victoria Hall.The repertoire for that performance so far includes the work of Tchaikovsky, Bizet and Schubert.(continued on page 12) CATCHING UP WITH STOCKWELL DAY By Louise Abbott EDITOR\u2019S NOTE: One of the greatest Canadian political shakeups ever is happening out west and moving east, as conservatives from across the land decide whether to embrace the idea of forming a \u2018United Alternative \u2014an opposition capable of dethroning PM Jean Chrétien\u2019s Liberal Party.e One of the aspiring leaders of this new political movement is Stockwell Day.Sometimes painted as an ultra-conservative, right wing Albertan, Day grew up in Westmount.Today, we present another former Westmounter\u2019s take on the man who would be the new conservative king.On Saturday mornings, as I run errands and then drive home after an aquafitness class at Stanstead College, I enjoy listening to snatches of \u2018The House\u2019 on CBC Radio One with host Jason Moscovitz.This past Saturday, our class was cancelled, so I was able to tune in for the whole program.First up was a panel discussing the two declared candidates\u2014Alberta Treasurer Stockwell Day and Reform Party Leader Preston Manning\u2014for the emerging new right-wing political party known as the Canadian Alliance.Jason asked one of his guests where Stockwell Day stands on social issues like gay rights.The panelist ducked the question, saying that he\u2019d just become one of Stockwell\u2019s campaign organizers and would prefer to let the politician speak for himself.l\u2019ve noticed that a lot of media people outside Alberta these days are asking who Stockwell Day is and what policies he supports.1 haven't laid eyes on him for more than 30 years and I'm not familiar with his current political views, other than the fact that they're conservative.But I certainly recall who he was in the mid- 1960s\u2014a smart, well-liked, good-looking student at my alma mater, Westmount High School.\u201c3.Scoop speaks! 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Sponsored by Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, Sisterhood, Men's Association, and The Akiva School a 425 Metcalfe Avenue, Westmount H3Y 3A2 Tel.: (514) 937-9471 .Megillah Reading 6:00 p.m.Entertainment by evolution > .| DeliciousSupper CarmvlGames LiveDd | Raffles CottonCandy .andlots, I Dunk Tank Face Morphing lots more! | J \" _ - vy Gomi re EE ES re ery ME ae \"Ih Sancton book assaults municipal amalgamations By Wayne Larsen The Bédard Report, \u2018One island, one city\u2019, municipal amalgamation.Over the past year these terms have infused themselves into the local vocabulary as various ideas regarding Greater Montreal's future are tossed around with increasing fervor.Ever since the debate began, the City of Westmount has remained at the forefront of ©.fight against any proposal that would have it vallowed up by Montreal.Mayor Peter Trent has made it his priority to see that Westmount remains autonomous, taking every opportunity to lock horns with Montreal Mayor Pierre Bourque in public debates and in the media.Now there is a new and potentially powerful weapon in the anti-amalgamation arsenal-an extensively-researched book that manages to shoot down all conceivable arguments in favour of municipal mergers.Released last week at a press conference in Victoria Hall, \u2018Merger Mania: The Assault on Local Government\u2019 was commissioned by the City of Westmount as a study to determine the effects of mergers on municipalities.And who better to take on the job than Prof Andrew Sancton of the University of Western Ontario, a noted expert on local government who served as a consultant during Toronto's mega-city debates in 1996 and 97.The resulting book is just what anti-amalgama- tionists needed at this point in the debate\u2014a clear, straightforward argument that carefully cuts down any notion that the Island of Montreal would be better off as one large mega-city.Sancton\u2019s position is made clear at the outset, just as the title proclaims, but this book turns out to be much more than an academic diatribe against municipal mergers in Montreal.In what Trent has hailed as an important contribution to the intellectual argument against municipal amalgamation, Sancton has assembled a detailed study of mergers that reaches back more than 145 years with the consolidation of an entire county to form Philadelphia in 1854.Drawing a distinct parallel between that case and the recent amalgamation of Toronto, Sancton wastes no time in setting the tone of the book by describing the ultimate failure of Philadelphia\u2019s merger, which enjoyed wide political support and was geared primarily toward curbing a breakdown of law and order.\u201cDespite great optimism that the amalgamation would yield many benefits, it actually only (continued on page 11) The cover of Andrew Sancton\u2019s new book.Westmount High Alumnus seeks to guide right (continued from page 1) After the CBC program was over, I dug out my high school year book, the Vox Ducum, for 1966.1 was amused by the text that accompanied Stockwell\u2019s photo: He who laughs last has had the joke explained.Favourite Expression: But Sir, that IS my first name.Pet Peeve: People who ask him to repeat his first hame.Favourite Pastime: Censored.Ambition: To retire.New York City\u2014and on September 23, 1999, addressing the Canadian Club of Calgary on \u2018The Future Business Plan for Alberta.\u2019 I also know he\u2019s been in hot water lately over a letter he wrote to a Red Deer paper about a lawyer who was defending a client charged with possession of child pornography.The lawyer claimed that Stockwell defamed him.Regarding the position he\u2019s taken on gay rights and other social issues, I'l] Then and now Now that he's a politician, I'll bet Stockwell is happy to have a name that stands out from the crowd.Since 1 was a grade below him and knew him only casually, I can\u2019t be sure what his censored teenage pastime was, although I can make some educated guesses.As for retirement, well, he's far from fulfilling that ambition.By checking out his official government web site, I learned where he disappeared after high school: He studied at the University of Victoria in British Columbia.He subsequently took counseling and ministerial training in Alberta and was an administrator and assistant pastor at a Christian school for seven years.He joined the legislative assembly in 1986 as the member for Red Deer-North; he is now in his fourth term.He has served as Alberta's minister of labor and minister of family and social services and was appointed provincial treasurer in the spring of 1997.During his tenure, according to an Alberta Progressive Conservative Association website, the government has \u201cproduced three consecutive budgets with fiscal surpluses; eliminated the provincial net debt; developed a unique legislated debt payment plan for the remaining debt; become the first province Canada to unhook from the federal tax system; proposed a single rate tax ystem for Albertans, the only one of its kind in Canada, (and) reduced taxes every year.\u201d Thanks to still other sites on the world-wide web, I even know where Stockwell was on June 5, 1998\u2014talking to bond-rating agencies and investment dealers in undoubtedly hear him outline his platform on radio and TV in the weeks to come.Leaning more to the Jeft, than to the right, 1 suspect that 1 may disagree with him on numerous |lg .* counts.But as my local accountant wil) [us attest, I do favor tax reduction, particularly for low-income Canadians, including freelance writers.Based on what my research has turned up about Stockwell Day at the age of 49, I think he\u2019ll probably give Preston Manning a run for his money.Who knows?He may end up following in the footsteps of another Westmount High alumni, Mila Mulroney, and take up residence at 24 Sussex Drive.But given the Liberal government's ability to ride out scandals and retain their popularity, he may have to content himself with the opposition leader's home at Stornoway.Whatever happens, I hope he remembers and tries to understand the province he left behind so many years ago.as a Westmount High Schooler in the 1960s and and as a current aspirant to the leadership of the Canadian Alliance.Stockwell Day Louise Abbott, a former resident of Westmount, now lives outside Stanstead in K.1D.S, DAY CAMPS SECURE & HAPPY ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN 4 - 14 YEARS OLD CENTRALLY LOCATED 17 ACRE CAMPUS OF ™er'emcg2.2 WEEKLY SESSIONS (9 AM - 4 PM) * Large Playing Fields Sports Complex & Activity Rooms & Gym for indoor Sports * Outdoor Tennis Courts for Daily Lessons * Large Indoor Heated Swimming Pool + Daily Swimming & Red Cross Instruction C.LT.PROGRAM OPTION FOR CAMPERS 13-14 3880 Cote-des-Neiges at Cedar & Atwater LUNCH Professional Sports Clinics * Dance « Arts & Crafts » L_oPTIO J) Drama » Golf » Music * Soccer » Theme Days * Magic Shows * Science & Nature + Self Defence * Archery OPEN HOUSE DATES 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM March 7, 21 + April 4, 18 + May 2, 30 * June 6,15,23 Extended day available (7:30 am - 6:00 pm) the Eastern Townships.JOIN THE FUN! Campus Location: Please call for information 938-5290 | \u20ac abreyg - 0007 '91 yew Kepsinul - YININYXI INNOWLSIM IHL Page 4 - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER - Thursday, March 16, 2000 www.westmount.org | Volume 2, #5 Publié par la ville de Westmount Published by the City of Westmount Evénements communautaires Appel de propositions La date limite de l'appel de propositions pour la programmation de septembre 2000 à août 2001, de la Galerie du Victoria Hall est fixée au 31 mars.Tous les artistes et artisans résidant à Wesumount sont invités à poser leur candidature.Info: Y89- 5226 où visitez notre site Web à I ; adresse www.westmount.org.Projet ville en santé Le Jour de la Terre: tous les jours Cette année, le mois d'avril est ie mors de la Terre à Westmount.Quels sont les gestes positifs que votre famille pose tous les Jours pour protéger l'environnement?Quel autre geste pourriez-vous poser?Aimeriez-vous en savoir plus sur les services municipaux reliés à l'environnement Au cours du mois d'avril, le projet Ville en santé commanditera une série d'événements communautaires Renseignez-vous au super des problèmes environnementaux et dites-nous ce que vous faites tous les jours pour la Terre.Surveillez les autres Communiqués qui seront publiés au fil du mois.Into: 989- 5390.0 Bibliotheque Amis de la bibliotheque de Westmount Les usagers de la bibliothèque intéressés à faire partie des Amis de la bibliothèque de Westmount sont invités à assister à une réunion de planification, qui se tiendra dans la salle Westmount de la bibliothèque le mercredi 22 mars, de 19h à 21h.Les groupes de travail formés à la dernière réunion de leurs donneront un aperçu propositions à l'égard des abonnements et des programmes, ainsi qu'à l'égard d'une constitution et de règlements.Tout le monde y est invité.On servira des ratrai- chissements.Into: 989-5429 Bénévoles pour le concours de création littéraire McEntyre La bibliothèque publique de Westmount est à la recherche de bénévoles pour juger les textes écrits par les élèves de la 1 à la 11° année.Nous avons également besoin d'aide pour le tri et l'étiquetage des textes soumis, ainsi que pour la préparation du cartable des textes gagnants en vue de son ajout à la collection de la Toute personne désirant nous aider est priée de téléphoner à la bibliothécaire de la section des enfants, au 989-5229 D bibhotheque Service de protection Campagne «éclair» visant les permis de garde de chien Si vous n'avez pas encore renouvelé votre permis de garde de chien, il est temps de le faire Durant les prochaines semaines, les officiers de la Sécurité publique procéderom à la vérilication des permis.Vous pouvez vous procurer votre permis à l'hôtel de ville \u2014 du lundi au vendredis de 8h30 à 16h30 = moyennant 10$.On exigera une preuve attestant de la vaccination de votre chien contre la rage au cours des 36 derniers mors Into: 989-5219 D ke Sports et loisirs Inscription aux activités Tous les citoyens devraient avoir reçu la brochure printemps-été du service des Sports et loisirs.L'inscription à la majorité des activités aura lieu au Victoria Hall à compter du lundi 27 Mars et se poursuivra jusqu'au mercredi 29 mars, mais uniquement entre 18h et 21h.Les personnes désirant s'inscrire doivent présenter un permis valide du service des Sports et loisirs, qu'elles peuvent se procurer à l'Aréna Vous devez présenter deux preuves de résidence récentes (baux non-acceptés), une pièce d'identité amsi quune photographie de 1 pox 1 po Le cot du permus est de 11$ par personne où de 22$ par famille On refusera toute inscription sans ce permis.Into: 989- a Pour nous rejoindre 989-5200 989-5300 Hotel de ville Bibliothèque publique Cabimet du maire 989.5240 Énergie électrique 925-1414 Panne de courant 24 heures 9BU-SIUT Services de protection Incendie/Sécurité publique 989-5222 Sports et loisirs (aréna-piscine) 989.5353 Travaux publics 989-5311 Victoria Hall Centre Connuunautaire 989-5220 Site web.Ville Site web.Bibliothèque Urgence Www westmount org www westhb org 9.1.1 Le 19 mars, 12h Défilé de la St-Patrick Le 20 mars, 14h30 à 20h30 Collecte de sang du Maire Victoria Hall Le 22 mars, 19h à 21h Amis de la bibliothèque de Westmount Réunion de planification Salle Westmount, Bibliothèque Les 27, 28 et 29 mars, 18h à 21h Inscription \u2014 Service des Sports et loisirs Victoria Hall Le 28 mars, 19h La maison des jeunes (TAG) Assemblée générale annuelle 4675, rue Ste-Catherine Ouest, Info: 989-5252 Dateb OR.ie March 19, 12:00 p.m.St.Patrick's Parade March 20, 2:30 to 8:30 p.m.Mayor's Blood Donor Clinic Victoria Hall March 22, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.Friends of the Westmount Library Planning meeting Westmount Room, Library March 27, 28 & 29, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.Sports and Recreation Registration Victoria Hall March 28, 7:00 p.m.Westmount Teen Centre (TAG) Annual General Meeting 4675 Ste-Catherine West Info: 989-5252 Community Events Call for submissions The deadline for the Call for Submissions tor the September 2000 to August 2001 programme of the Gallery at Victoria Hall is March 31* Artists and artisans who are residents of Westmount are exhibition invited to apply.Info: 989-5226 or check our WWW.Westmount.org.website at Healthy City Project Earth Day: Every Day This vear April is Earth Month in Westmount What positive things does your family already do for the environment every day* What things will you do next Do you need to know Civys environment services\u201d Throughout April, the Healthy City Project 1s sponsoring a number of community more about the events Jearn more about environment issues and tell us what vou do every day for the carth.Watch tor more announcements later this month, Info 989-5390.Friends of the Westmount Library Library users, interested mn being part ot Friends of the Westmount Library, are invited to attend a planning meeting in the Westmount Room of the Library on Wednesday, March 22, 7:00 - tormed at the last meeting will report on their proposals for membership, 9:00 p.m.Working groups programmes and a constitution and by-laws All are welcome Retreshments will be served 989-5429 Into: Volunteers for the McEntyre Creative Writing Competition Westmount Public Library is looking tor volunteers to judge the works by students trom grades 1 - 11.We also Protective Services 6 Dog license \u201cblitz\u201d It you have not yet renewed your dog license, now 1s the time to do it.Over the next several weeks, Public Security Officers will be checking licenses to ensure that they are current.They can be purchased at Westmount City Hall \u2014 Monday to Friday trom 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.tor $10 within the previous 36 months is required.Into: 989-5219.» Proot of rabies vaccination He Sports and Recreation Spring/Summer Registration All residents should have received the Spring/Summer Sports and Recreation brochure.Registration for most of the activities will take place at Victoria Hall on Monday, March 27 and will continue until Wednesday, March 29 trom 6:00 - 9:00 p.m Everyone who registers must have a valid Recreation permit.which 1s available at the Arena.Bring 2 proofs of residence (leases not accepted), personal identification, and a passport-style photograph approx.| x 1 inches.The cost of a permit is $11 per person or $22 for a family.No registrations will be accepted without a current permit Info: 989-5353 D To reach us City Hall 989-5200 Light « Power 925-1414 Outages 24 hours 989-5201 Mavors Office 989-5240 Protective Services Fire and Public Security 989-5222 Public Works 989.5311 Sports and Recreation (Arena-Pool 1989-5353 .Victoria Hall Community Centre 989-3220 » Westmount Public Librarv www westmount o, www wi) vu \u2026 9ef-1 989-5300 Web Site.Web Site, Library.\u2026 Emergency .iii.need people to sort and label the iii: entries.Other volunteers are needed to prepare the hinder of wiiinirig entries for the hibrary's Westmount collection.It you can helÿ.üs, please contact the Children's 989-5229.p Page design by David Moria nt punt 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The Noise Reduction Advisory Committee has discovered, by the way, that from a noise reduction perspective, placing a realistic speed limit on the commuter trains would reduce both noise and vibration.The committee will be making recommendations in this regard within the next month.La Régie régionale de la santé et des services sociaux, which assesses general health problems (including noise) for the Montreal area, has data to show that exposure to constant noise pollution can be detrimental to the general health of young and old alike.Internal house noise is usually 40 decibels (a dripping tap) or 45 decibels (pillow talk).Currently, noise outside Westmount homes closest to the highway is 72 decibels\u2014measured by experts, twice! Remember that Transport Quebec says more than 65 decibels is unacceptable.(continued on page 7) LEFTY, Go FoR \"THE WoRK THE CONCEPTUAL SHORTY, You GET THE JOHN LITTLES \u2014 BLACKIE.WELL You KNOW, THE BLACK VeLVers \u2014 AND THÉ SIXTH PERSON TAKES THAT'S REALLY GAUCHE Federal Budget 2000: More transfers to Quebec By Lucienne Robillard MP for Westmount-Ville Marie | Budget 2000 builds on the Liberal record by laying out our fourth consecutive increase in Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST) cash transfers\u2014$2.5 billion over four years to help the provinces and territories address pressing health care and post-secondary education con- \u2018cerns.The transfers will also have the flexibility ibuilt in to allow them to draw upon it sooner\u2014 should they choose to do so.In the 1999 budget alone, we transferred an additional $11.5 billion over five years to the provinces and territories for health care\u2014 including a special trust fund that the provincial and territorial governments could draw upon as they see fit\u2014which some governments did not use last year.Combined with last year\u2019s increase, the Budget 2000 increase means that the cash component of the CHST will reach $15.5 billion in each of the next four years, a 25 per cent increase in just two years.And the total value of the CHST\u2014cash and tax points\u2014will reach an all-time high of $31 billion in 2000-01.For the province of Quebec, this means that for 2000-01 the sums transferred under the CHST and equalization payments will be more than $11.5 billion.With 28 per cent of these transfers, the Province of Quebec comes out ahead in terms of transfer dollars relative to approximately 24 per cent of the population.In addition, the Government of Canada has invested $2 billion annually in the Canada Child Tax Benefit and has announced a further $2.5 billion annual increase by 2004.The federal government is steadfastly committed to upholding the five principles of the Canada Health Act\u2014universality, accessibility, comprehensiveness, portability and public administration.However, a long-term commitment with the provincial governments is not simply about more money for health care.We believe the sustainability of our health system, now and in the future, depends on governments working together to accelerate the collaborative process of reform that is already underway We must work to develop a plan to ensure a health system that reflects not only shared principles but provides for flexibility and innovation.Such a plan would require governments to make long- term commitments.The Government of Canada has taken significant steps to address many urgent priorities of the health care system by making repeated investments as our fiscal capacity has permitted.The Liberal government is determined to work together\u2014with provincial and territorial governments to improve our understanding of the pressures facing the system including dem graphic, technological, human 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in Victoria Hall will be a retrospective of Westmount artist Harry Mayerovitch's drawings, scheduled to open on April 12.Described by Mayor Peter Trent as a true Renaissance man, Mayerovitch is an accomplished architect, town planner, author, painter, book illustrator and cartoonist whose career has spanned more than 70 vears.Entitled \u2018Drawing: A Way of Knowing\u2019, the exhibition will offer an intimate look at Maverovitch\u2019s drawings, portraits and poster work.Curated by Victoria LeBlanc of the Visual Arts Centre, the event has been organized to coincide with Mayerovitch\u2019s 90th birthday, and will remain on public display at the gallery through May 24.Defective equipment caused power failure The City of Westmount has announced that a five-hour power failure that crippled the southwestern corner of the city last month was caused by privately-owned electrical equipment on Ste.Catherine Street.An estimated 200 buildings in the Victoria Village area suddenly lost electricity at about 3:30 p.m.on Wednesday, Feb.23.The power failure affected a major part of the area, from Chateau Westmount to the Westmount Public Library.According to the City, the blackout was caused when two circuits tripped at the same time.Hydro Westmount workers traced the problem to \u2019 defective equipment at 4999 Ste.Catherine.Once Hydro Westmount was able to pinpoint the | Sound levels are unacceptable in Westmount\u2019s south end (continued from page 6) So what are sone of the solutions?A 20 foot barrier?But the barrier builders have told us that while such a structure would effectively reduce the noise at the first floor (ground level) for about 300 feet north, noise reduction at the second floor level (your bedroom level perhaps?) would not be reduced by the same amount because of the diffraction of sound over the wall.You see, the noise ener- i gy is forced over the top of the barrier with accumulated intensity.The good news, if you want to call it that, is that train traffic will not shake the houses so that they fall down.Recent studies by engineers show we are within the safety range by a multiple of 8 - though it doesn\u2019t seem that way if your glasses shake.So after having met some of the experts, what does your Noise Reduction Advisory Committee have to shout about?First, we will be remeasuring the expressway noise (now .that the renovation is completed and traffic is back to normal) and second.consultants will be engaged who can problem, it transferred as many buildings as .possible to standby circuits, but four buildings could not be switched over until the original problem could be repaired.Power was fully restored to the area by about 8:30 p.m.provide models and options for dealing with these noise problems.New technologies in use elsewhere in the world will be investigated (Plexiglass would be great but our climate is a problem).The committee intends to submit its final report to council no later than June, 2000.Epiror\u2019s 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COUTURE Tuesday -Friday 11 a.m, - 6 pan.Saturday 11 a.m.- $ pan.\\ 40100528 centre greene greene avenue community centre Philadelphia cited as a parallel that failed (continued from page 3) addressed the policing problem,\u201d Sancton writes.\u201cOtherwise, bigness brought weakness and corruption rather than imagination and quality of service, and did nothing to stop Philadelphia\u2019s economic decline.\u201d Using Toronto as his primary example, Sancton points out that compared to Bourque\u2019s current plans for Montreal, it was relatively easy for Toronto to amalgamate its six constituent municipalities.Merging Montreal's 28 individual cities is another matter altogether, especially when taking into account the fact that municipal employees in Ontario are all covered by a provincial pension plan, whereas Montreal's municipalities all have their own plans.As a result, Sancton writes, \u201cArranging retirement packages and standardizing pension arrangements after an MUC amalgamation would be an administrative and financial nightmare.\u201d And what of the various political parties at the municipal level in Montreal?he asks, reminding us that the municipal party system did not exist in Toronto, therefore it was never an issue in that merger\u2014but several city councils in Montreal are run on the party system while others are not.These and many other serious points are raised by Sancton in the course of this sound argument, and the fact that he has diligently backed each of his points with examples from case after case of previous mergers makes it all the more difficult for even the most ardent amalgamationists to dismiss ae work as a piece of propaganda commissioned by one of the municipalities that has the most to lose in Bourque\u2019s \u2018One island, one city\u2019 proposal.In short, \u2018Merger Mania\u2019 is essential reading for anyone interested in Montreal's current amalgamation debate, and no doubt there are many out there who hope it eventually finds its way onto Pierre Bourque\u2019s bedside table.\u2018Merger Mania.The Assault on Local Government\u2019 by Andrew Sancton is published in both English and French by Price-Patterson Ltd .and is available at Westmount City Hall for $20.SRR ai si cr lla.dR New Canada Savings Bonds are on sale only until April 1.CANADA PREMI 5.25% 5.15% Year 1 Year 2 6.25% Annual compound rate of 5.74% for Year 3 CANADA SAVINGS BOND 4.60% Year 1 UM BOND Senes 14 C-bond if held for 3 years.Series 65 Series 14 and 65 are available until April 1 Time's running out.And New Canada Savings Bonds won't be on sale again until next fall.So now\u2019s the time to buy.As always they're perfect for the secure part of your portfolio, and now there are more choices and more options than ever before.* Original Canada Savings Bond * New higher interest Canada Premium Bond * No fee RRSP and RRIF options * Start investing with as httle as $100 * No fees, ever * Buy them over the phone a je NEW CANADA SAVINGS BONDS YOU'RE ON SOLID GROUND.The new Canada Premium Bond is cashable once a year on the anniversary date and during the 30 days thereafter.The original Canada Savings Bond is as flexible as ever and cashable at any time.With our no fee RRSP option, you'll receive all the security of New Canada Savings Bonds combined with all the benefits of an RRSP.Both bonds are 100% guaranteed by the Government of Canada and are now easier than ever to buy.Not only are there absolutely no fees of any kind, you now have the convenient option of purchasing them over the phone by calling 1-800-575-5131.Or as always, they're available wherever you bank or invest.Canadà Now you can buy them over the phone by calling 1-800-575-5151.Visit our web site at www.csb.gc.ca for more information.*This rate also applies to Canada Savings Bonds Series 59, issued April 1, 1999 for the year beginning Aprii 1, 2000.LL abed - 000Z \u201891 YDIRIN \u201cAepsInYL - YININVXI INNONLSIM FHL Page 12 - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER - Thursday, March 16, 2000 | ! i Hil I'm the front woman for Bliss Apothecary.The girls at Bliss are changing the name of the store.So we all put our heads together and decided to name it after me: Tallulah Rumor has it that we really know our stuff.Featuring the latest in makeup and skin care products from New York, L.A.& London, bath products from around the globe, as well as the hippest accessories around; you're sure to find exactly what your looking for.Oh and be sure to ask for me, after all- It's just Bliss! NEW TO OUR FAMILY Three Custom Color Specialists Faula Dorf Cosmetics Feter Thomas Roth Clinical Skincare Events Paula Dorf Cosmetics Ny Make Up Artist March 31, Apr.1 Three Custom Color Specialists Lip Consultation & Custom Blending March 24 Vincent Longo N.Y.NY Make Up Artist April 7 & 8 Call for your complimentary appt.It's just bliss 451-6950 XOXOX0X0 4919B Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount Quebec H3Z 1H2 Tel.(514) 461-6950 40100373 The New Generation of News Weeknights 6.00 Montreal 46 « Sherbrooke 11 + Quebec City 20 Leslie Roberts & Heather Hiscox Global's new anchor team .2 'X 4 Infoline; 590-NEWS Email: globalnews.que@globaltv.ca - ee e WYO branches out (continued from page 1) The WYO has also recently branched : out to form the Westmount String Ensemble.Directed by the WYO's ; String coaches\u2014Lysy (violin), McRae (viola) and Darling (cello), this new ensemble will hold its first rehearsal on Saturday, April 1 at 11:30 at Victoria + Hall.Manager Agnes Menzel encourages all young string musicians to come out and join the fun.\u201cThis program is specifically designed to train students in the art of .string ensemble playing\u2014 developing basic elements of ensemble skills and group awareness,\u201d said Menzel, who added that the coaches employ highly\u2014respected string teaching methods from North America and Europe.\u201cThe aim of the project is to motivate and stimulate string playing while encouraging social interaction through playing, sharing and enjoying music.The repertoire will be tailored to the specific abilities of the students, therefore covering all levels.\u201d The 45 musicians currently on the WYO roster are: Violins: Melodie Adler (16), Carl Aye (12), Maria Braker (16), Pin-Fo Chen (13), Anne-Marie Christoffersen-Deb (17), Aman Fernandez (14), Larizza Gudzio : (20), Wilson Hum (15), Dominique Leboeuf (16), Anastasia Lee (13), Yi-Wei : Liu (18), Martin Lysy (17), Nikita Morozov (13), Namsoo Park (14), Etienne Pemberton-Renauld (10), Zeineb Turkey (15) and Jan Viljoen (12).Violas: Tina-Louise Cavouette (21), Nina Melancon (16).Stephanie Santosa (19) and Isabelle Seguin (14).Celloes: Elise Acheson (17), Rebecca Lessard (12), Philipp Menzel (16), Aram Rvu (17).Jessica Smucker (14) and Elizabeth Viljoen (15).Flutes: Erin Fong (14), Christina Sawchyn (17) and Humberto Tang (15).Clarinets: Thomas Evans Wolfson (18).Bassoons: Kate Thompson (17) and Augustin Tiffou (21).Horns: Elizabeth Docherty (16) and Daniel Loufti (16).Trumpets: (15) and Julien Eva Boodman (16) and Ethan Kraus (15).GS Oboe: Karim Nasr (16) Double Bass: Matt Wiviott (18) Trombone: Simon Bourque (17).Euphonium: Emilie Sodem (17).Timpani: Andrew Aitken (20) Piano: Jordan Smith Some of the WYO's sponsors include Goodman Private Wealth Management.the Citv of Westmount.Selwyn House School, Sally and Allan Aitken.Susan Alain, Mrs.Gervch.A.and R.Gommel.Dr.and Mrs Gould.Barbara Moore.C.Lee, Helen and Fred Wtegand as well as several anonymous sponsors.À vers Seis; cali oR ss SU US VU US SR bd Le A > = VASE (continued from page 11) Friday, March 17 TGIF at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene Ave., features a St.Patrick\u2019s Gold Hunt and clover-making activity from 6 to 8:30 p.m.$5.Info: 931-6202.Saturday, March 18 WARM Writers presents Joe Pete Wilson, who will speak on \u2018My Ups and Downs in Sportswriting\u2019 from 2 to 4 pm.at the Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater.Free to WARM members, $5 for non-members.Info: Jeanette Paul (450) 468-5410.amedi Greene presents an Interactive Drum Circle with Aldo Mazza at Centre Greene, 1090 Greene Ave.from 11 a.m.to 12:30 p.m.$1.Info: 931-6202.Sunday, March 19 Silk Painting with Anna Evangelista at the Visual Arts Centre, 350 Victoria, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.The fluid technique of silk painting has the immediacy and spontaneity of watercolour.Brilliantly-coloured inks, applied directly with a brush, are used to create abstract, floral or scenic designs on scarves or wall hangings.$85, materials included.Info: 488-9558.3 on 3 Basketball at the Westmount Y, 4585 Sherbrooke.Various categories.Great prizes.Info.Jasmin Peleg at 931-8046.< ready for 1g move\u2019 CO!.=7\" TASH' Coke, Pepsi, Frito Lay Vars Re-fill unique vendors in your 23 ST PT No selling Min inves ment $13 980 Cali 1-888 577-5375 (24 hrs) Member of BBB and D&B DR VZWAY SEALING SYS TEMS Hn: doxes line painters ho! 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R.A.E.enr.995-4304 + 863-9128 MARE EIA) » [3 » hd Ro 9 .» LJ .(continued from page 13) entitled \u2018Do Our Pets Pay the Price?\" at Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, 425 Metcalfe, at 8 p.m.All are welcome.Info: 937-9471.The Double Hook Book Shop.1235A Greene Ave, presents Susan Musgrave, who will sign copies of her latest book of poetry, \"What the Small Day Cannot Hold\u201d at 2 p.m.Ongoing Galerie de Bellefeuille, 1367 Greene Ave., presents an exhibition of works by Walter Bachinski from March 18 through March 30.The work of James Lahey will be featured from April 1 to April 13.Info: 933-4406 or www.debellefeuille.com The McClure Gallery, 350 Victoria Ave., presents Imposed Coherence, an exhibition of recent works by Susan Fowler, and Continuum, recent works by photographer Jackie Cytrynbaum from March 3 to 25.Gallery hours are Tuesday to Friday from 11 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.and Saturdays from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.Info: 488-9558.Contactivity Centre is looking for a friendly volunteer to help a house: bound senior advance her computer and Internet skills once a week for about an hour Make a difference today! Info: Lisa at 932-2326.vor -\u2014w Friday.March 17 from 5:30 a.m.HOT MUSIC & HOT CONVERSATION am.That's Davhreak, from 5:30 to 9 a.m.on CBC Radio- One, Friday, March 17 from | p.m.AN HOUR OF IRISH MUSIC Radio Noon Sunday, March 19 from noon Urbain.more.cec @ radi®dNE 88.5 HAPPY ST.PATRICK\u2019S DAY! Daybreak, You can join them by tuning in From 5:30 That's Radio Noon, from noon to 2 pan.on CBC Radio-One, 88.5 FM in Montreal and across the province on the Quebec Community network.ST.PATRICK'S DAY PARADE CBC Radio and Television personalities will board the CBC Aoat for the 176th Annual St.Patrick's Day parade, with live music from Browser & Blue.The Parade starts at noon and will travel along St.Catherine Street between Atwater and St, CBC Radio One will present a special program on Trish Quebec with host Fiona Downey during St.Patrick's Parade.We'll be live from Indigo Bookstore (Place Montreal Trust, 1504) 7 McGill College Avenue) in Montreal.Come and join us for live interviews, stories, music and This special program will be broadcast on Sunday.from noon to 2 pm.on CBC Radio-One, 88.5 FM in Montreal and across the province on the Quebee Community Network.www.montreal.chce.ca 597-7070 (ext.9738) Westmount High School Class of \u201875: A 25th anniversary reunion is being planned for October 2000 in Toronto.À giant search is being launched to reunite everyone involved.For more information contact Linda Betuik Gibson at (514) 453- 3407 or John Burgess at (416) 236-9999 or e-mail jburgess«alberto.ca.Quebec Writers\u2019 Federation holds its spring session of writing workshops from March 6 to April 27 , 2 hours per week, at the Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater $170 per course, $150 for QWF members.Info: 933-0878.Beyond the Borders BLINK: Split Second Images of Europe and Americ'a\u2019s Heartland, an exhibition of photography by Westmount artist Carla B.Guttmann, presented at the Belgo Building, 372 Ste.Catherine W.Espace 406, through March 30.Vernissage on March 16 at 6 p.m.The Women's Canadian Club of Montreal presents guest speaker Dr.Ann Walling of the Jewish General Hospital, who will discuss \u2018Heart Disease in Women\u2019 on March 20 at 12:30 p.n.at Montreal Citadel, 2050 Stanley $10 for non-members.Info: 878-2761.Ah, Wilderness! by Eugene O'Neill presented by Dawson College at the Dome Theatre, 3990 Notre Dame W on March 16, 17 and 18 at 7.30 p.m.Donations welcome.RSVP at 931-8731 ext.1233.eloDek March 16-22,2000 Dave Bronstetter, the Davhreak team and the winners of the Limerick contest will be at the Old Dublin Pub Friday for a special edition of 88,5 FM in Montreal.Host Nancy Wood invites you to an hour of traditional trish music during the second hour of the program.CBC 48h radio 7e Cuassies, AD BEYOND 9 FD 40100527 SL abegy = 0007 \"OL YIIEIN \u201cAEPSITUL - HININYXF INNONISIM IHL \u2014\u2014 4 ; * 4 bage 16 - THE WESTMOUNT EXAMINER - Thursday, March 16, 2000 ae a» 7 oi ; WESTMOUNT: Contemporary Cottage of top quality in upper level.Custom innovations afc, double garage.Everything you dreamed about is here $795,000.DOROTHY RAICH 931-7190 4 fli ay pa WESTMOUNT ADJACENT Stunning renovated 3-storey Lambert style cottage beamed ceiling, leaded windows, 3200 sf living space, 3 fireplaces, ground floor den, 5 bedrooms on one floor, finished basement, maid's room garage, parking $529,000.ELIZABETH ROSS 933-5800 WESTMOUNT NEW LISTING !: Lansdowne, impecable semi-det.cott.modern open concept, 0.F.P.eat-in kit.2 large bdrms., 2 bathrms.on upper level, Den or Off.2 pdrms.street level garage, ideal condo alternative, garden! $469K.Must see! WESTMOUNT Adj.\u201cCIRCLE RD\u201d Det.stone cottage, 9 rooms, O.F.P.3 1/2 bthrms.private garden street level garage.Ideal HOME + OFFICE combined.$439K ELIZABETH GORZO 488-9970 DOWNTOWN: 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo, large balcony, 2 car garage, pool, 24 hr security.$229,000 HANNA KARSKI 481-2335 WESTMOUNT ADJACENT.NEW LISTING.Detached elegant residence on mountain setting.Lovely enter training areas.Fireplace + 1 bedrooms.WESTMOUNT ADJ.Traditional semi detached 4 + 1 bdr.fireplace, woodwork, garden, private drive- WESTMOUNT: 64 Rosemount Crescent, Must see! Don't miss J this opportunity.Perfect È move in condition.State of the art home.Price reduced.TINA BAER jl CA .WESTMOUNT: _ fisted.Coy renovated townhouse on on desirable Wood Ave.Faboulous kitchen with sundeck.4 bedrooms.Unbeatable value! Location! Bright 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.Finished basement.Fireplace, wood floors, garage, garden, near park & Victoria Village.$369,000.TERRY EVANS 933-6077 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom.powder apartment with view of mountain Move-in condition Call me for à visit E-MAIL sue dubois@sympatico.ca Susan Woods 3-9459 31/2 baths.Garage.Generous size garden.$519,000.way.$299 000.933-5800 Wonderfull master with ensuite.Air conditioned, fireplace, skylights.CARMEN BERLIE 933-5800 CARMEN BERLIE 933-5800 TERRY EVANS 933-6077 MANOIR BELMONT CONDO: $439,000 2333 Sherbrooke W, 6th floor Rize 8% È s: 22 WESTMOUNT: Wonderful large S.D.home, beautifully maintained.5 « 1 bedrooms, huge den with OFP; deck off eat-in kitchen and another lg.deck on third floor with city views.Peaceful views from front of house onto leafy Murray Ave.and Murray Park.A home to cherish! SHEILA WHITZMAN 486-8694 WESTMOUNT ADJ.Newly listed 3 bedroom condo in elevator building.Old world charm.Arches, mouldings, fireplace, high ceilings low running costs.Affordable! $179,000.TERRY EVANS 933-6077 DOWNTOWN: RENOVATED a bedroomi in \u201cRIT \\ew York style bulld- ing.Open fioor plan, large eat- kitchen.Great master ensuite, wood floors.Fireplace.Air conditioned.Sophisticated living $495,000.TERRY EVANS 933-6077 SUPERB LOFTS - DOWNTOWN/CANAL - Clty urban ing on historic Lachine Canal.Various sizes and prices.OPEN HOUSE: Sun.3-4:30, 1788 du Canal #404.Asking $209K.NANCY E.NEAL 933-5800 WESTMOUNT JUST LISTED: This sunfilled Victorian stonefront 2 offers urban living at Mi ts best.Large elegant reception rooms, high ceilings 3 + 1 bedrooms, lovely view down tree-lined Wood Avenue.Gracious Street level could be SN used as in-home office.Parking.$489K PEGGY McMULLAN 933-5800 WESTMOUNT: Stunning views of the river from this detached stone family home on quiet circle.6 bedrooms, 2 dens, open country kitchen provides spacious family living.Garage & secluded garden.$1,295,000.PEGGY McMULLAN 933-5800 GEORGE SCHWALBE WESTMOUNT ADJ: de Vendome.Lambert duplex 6-1/2 - 7-1/2 with finished basement.Lovely oak floors, leaded glass china cabinets, and decorative fireplaces.Separate garages and two furnaces.Tenant occupied to 2001.Revenues over $27,000.Listed $367,000.WESTMOUNT ADJ.Northview Court off Cote-des-Neiges.Lovely co-op townhouse in \u201cEnglish Garden\u201d setting.4 + 1 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, fireplace and garage.LOW FEES cover taxes, heat, hot water, etc.Walk to Mount Royal.Opportunity at $310,000.Put my 13 years of real estate experience to work for you! Inventory Low! - Demand high! < Free market evaluation without obligation.CALL 842-0016 LACHINE CANAL-MARKET: Ultra modern multi-level condo townhouse.1800 s.f.2+1 bedrooms allows for possible combination of work and living space.Living room with 16 foot ceilings and slow combustion stove.Private roof terrace.Garage.JOIN THE \"IN CROWD\" Realistically priced at $189,000.N.D.6: 1940s duplex on Melrose near Monkiand.Meticulously maintained and renovated.5-1/2 - 6-1/2 with finished basementand * 2-car garage.Very bright.Tenant occupied.Revenues over $19,000.WESTMOUNT: Just reduced.Spectacular, multi-level home in convenient eastern location.Open airy, 3 + | bedrooms, solarium, terrace & garden.A/C, 2 car garage.$765,000.PEGGY Mc MULLAN 933-5800 WESTMOUNT: tt bedroom home with lg.fenced garden.2 1/2 bths, OFP; à warm home ready to welcome a new family.Asking $389,000.SHEILA WHITZMAN 486-8694 $669,000 TMA.Handsome prov detached family home with 5 bedrooms, ground floor den, large lot facing park.JUST LISTED.GUEN CALDER {Te LIT Groupe Sutton - Centre Ouest Inc.e Chartered Real Estate Broker 4000561 245 Victoria Westmount "]