The Westmount examiner, 18 septembre 2008, jeudi 18 septembre 2008

[" + ffanscontinental Vol 73, no 36 * Thursday, September 18\u201c, 2008 Westmount XAMINE F www.westmountexaminer.com St.Louis's last meeting Monday LOCAL NEWS THE BEST OF WESTMOUNT From sushi to coffee, we're looking for the very best this city has to offer.Page 3 estmount's monthly city council meetings are not noted for attracting a lot of residents, but the half-dozen or so regular attendees can expect to be part of a full council chamber next Monday evening as Bruce St.Louis sits in on his final council meeting in the capacity of Westmount\u2019s director general.The long-serving St.Louis.who announced his retirement carlier this year, will be replaced in the City's top administrative position by Duncan Campbell, effective Monday, Sept.29.Next Monday's council meeting will mark the end of an era, and residents are encouraged to drop by to wish him well.St.Louis has been with the City of Westmount since 1975, and has occupied the director general position for nearly half his carcer.During the past 10 years, he saw Westmount through the most tumultuous period of its history \u2014 from crises such as the ice storm of 1998 and the Y2K computer threat the following year, through the forced merger with the City of Montreal and subsequent demerger process, which proved BULLETINSB@ARD This week on the 4 Sa INTERNET wwwwestmountexaminer.com Westmounters discuss Sustainable Development at Vic Hall forum.(WX TS) CAE to be a huge bureaucratic challenge at the administrative level.Widely praised by citizens and City officials alike, St.Louis has been noted for his unflagging loyalty and dedication to Westmount and its citizens, often visiting residents\u2019 homes to personally follow up on a complaint or respond to an enquiry.And, perhaps most visibly of all, he has been a regular fixture at Westmount\u2019s annual Family Day, running one of the carnival game booths, Next Monday's city council meeting takes place at 8 p.m.at Westmount City Hall, 4333 Sherbrooke SL W.637.5236 1.866 MERKADO Visitors to the recent open house at Centre Greene were treated to a lively demonstration of Capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian martial art taught at the local community centre.Photo: Martin C.Barry 7 ler hoghts wee ~ 8 IN SENIOR LIVING Ww M2 Thursday, September 18\u201d,2008 www.westmountexaminer.com See stores for more specials Voir en magasin plusieurs autres spéciaux www.akhavanfood.com We are open from 8 a.m.everyday Nous sommes ouverts dès 8h tous les jours Heures d'ouverture rue Sherbrooke lun, mar., mer.Bn à 20h, jeu.ven.8h à 21h sam.8h a 20n.dim 8h.a A 18h / + Opening hours Sherbrooke St: Mon, Tue.Wed.8am to Bom Thur, Fri, 8 am to 9 pm.Sat.8am to 8pm, Sun.sam to 6pm READY TO EAT oo | - CELERY f EGGPLANT LEMONS CHERRY TOMATOES \"ONION CARROTS MINI PRET A MANGER 99 +.2 CELERI Tit \u2018FF | AUBERGINE ; CITRONS - TOMATES CERISES quand OIGNON CAROTTES MINI 1g CHOLO KABAB HALLAL ea.lé: Size 24 j Regular 1 \u2018 10 lb bag % boo bétons d'agneau kabab, o 5 > Y A ë omer ports Take out only / Pour emporter seulement \u2018 2 A CN 2 READY TO EAT a = 59¢ 9Q£ 99 = 500 g Riz basmati ply be .w 1% ST ch.He § sos oo * JE.FLAT TOMATOES ORANGES ~y ICEBERG LETTUCE GARLIC CELLO BROCCOLI MINEOLA al P= take out only Pour emporter seulement ONTARIO ou.Size 72 | LAITUE ICEBERG CELLOAIL TE BROCOLI < READY To EAT TOMATES 4 # ; .Size 24 200 g EE Size 14 a © PRêT À MANGER 99 ; - pot > 500 g Riz basmati _ a.A se «L.\u2019 © 500 g Ghoemeh sabzi ch.\u2014 49 00 1 pl] 89° Bag.3 < = : ul a b en.A lb , 2 ) AA 08 gi PITTED SOUR CHERRI \"LAMB SHOULDER MAZOLA CORN OIL GREEN LENTILS i .HUILE de maïs MAZOLA / LENTILLES VERTES CERISES DÉNOYAUTÉES SURE \u201c| 0% 1% 2% 3% 0 ÉPAULE D'AGNEAU 28L 7509 FROZEN/CONGÉLÉES î 7509 : Halal 700 il - ar \u2018 6° 19 99 9 EE 29 ch.ch.ch.: eh À axl wv 6% OLIVES KALAMATA RED LENTILS OLIVE OIL YOGOURT LIBERTE GROUND LAMB AMANDES NATURELLES LENTILLES ROUGES HUILE D'OLIVES 2 AGNEAU HACHÉ 15L 750g Extra Vierge 50g Halal \u201ca 1 ÿ \u201cqd E99 49 99 | Æ 99 Bos = 2 | à a re BC g mw 6% : VITANEA DIETETIC NECTAR CHICK PEAS OLIVE OIL YOGOURT AKHAVAN < GRAIN FED CHICKEN 2 NECTAR DIÉTÉTIQUE VITANEA POIS CHICHE HUILE D'OLIVES 3,25% a a POULET DE GRAIN ee ve ba ni rs vas | ove ve me ml J > | 199 B= .499 = pr ch.- ! 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If you don't believe me about the populanty of these tnps, let the statistics speak for themselves, 70% of guest on world cruises book themselves for another world cruise within 3 years.Maybe they know something we ih J & Sam Pelc Vice President We would have won by-election, says NDP candidate Dowson wasted little time in spreading her message by speaking to a crowd in Ville-Marie last week to address the city's \u201cshocking\u201d homelessness problem.She cited that a national housing policy is needed to get people off the streets \u2014 including in her own riding, which is tackling unemployment and homelessness.\u201cEven people who seem to be fairly (financially stable) may be existing on limited incomes,\u201d she said, adding that shrinking the gap between the rich and poor will not only reduce homelessness, but also crime, echoing the message of party leader Jack Layton.Layton, whom she describes as \u201can NDG kid,\u201d was in town last week on a campaign stop, leaving her impressed with his buoyant and optimistic, yet hard-working and disciplined personality.\u201c1 think he\u2019s really thrilled to see this, that the party is very present .and is planning a good campaign,\u201d she said.\u201cWe're going to work on the ground \u2014 that's what built the NDP and that\u2019s what continues to be the best strategy of reaching out to people.\u201d rama.Anne Lagacé Dowson in her campaign office.Se We want to hear from you! The Examiner is looking for the Best of Westmount Do you know a great, top-secret location in Westmount that nobody else knows about?What about that perfect place to unwind for a 5 à 7 after a long day at work?And we're sure you all have your favourite places in Westmount to grab a cup of coffee, à great California roll, or a slice of pizza.The Examiner wants to shine a light on some of Westmount's finest, and the kev to the success of this project is community participation.Starting in two weeks, a team of intrepid taste-testers and spot-selectors will set out to determine some of the best foods to eat and places to be in Westmount, and we're looking for your submissions in cight categories.From Atwater to Claremont, from St.Antoine up to the mountain and everything in between, we want to hear where you think the best sushi in Westmount can be intrepid judges and newspaper staffers (actually, they're one and the same) to painstakingly test all suggestions to ultimately come up with the Best of Westmount.The winners of each category will be printed in The Examiner every week from Oct.2 to Nov.20.We will be starting off with the best pizza, so make sure to get your submissions in for that category by Sept.26 at noon.Submissions will be taken for any category 79 until a week ahead of their public release date in order to give our testers time to get out and Sam Pelc has over 15 years of experience m the travel industry.As Vice-President of Superior Travel he has spent many years specializing in the luxury travel market A fm believer that we need to be seeking \u201cExperiences of a Lifetime\u201d, Sam is happy to share fus insights and travel expert ences with numerous satistied clients across North America Recogmzed as a leader in the luxury travel market Sam continues to focus on memories and heart stopping moments.Sam can be reached at 514-277-8677.online by visiting our website www.west- do their work! Phone in or e-mail your suggestions - with a short explanation of why you think your choice makes the Best of Westmount - to 514-484-5610, ext.24, or e-mail them to Examiner newspaper director Nancy Macdonald at nancy.macdonald@transcontinental.ca or Examiner editor Wayne Larsen at larsenw@transcontinental.ca.The schedule is as follows: Best Pizza (Oct.2).mountexaminer.com and clicking on Best of Westmount.We are looking forward to hearing from you! 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They say that religion and politics are two subjects to carcfully avoid in pleasant company, unless of course you don\u2019t want that company to remain pleasant for very long.In many countries throughout the world, that volatile mixture can and frequently does \u2014 lead to war.But over here we are fortunate; the prevailing sensibility dictates that the two should not become intertwined, except for very specific cases where it cannot be avoided.Last week the two came together in what many believe to be a most inappropriate way.The Harper government sent Rosh Hashanah greetings to everyone whom they believed to be of the Jewish faith.This is all very well and fine, of course, in fact it is common practice to send out such greetings on religious occasions.We all do it, in fact Christian and Jewish holidays offer not only spiritual but economic sustenance, forming the basis of store promotions, sales and other commercial ventures.Even local newspapers \u2014 the Examiner prominently among them \u2014 use such occasions to sell advertising, prompting that inevitable annual quip in the sales department: \u201cHow's that Rosh Hashanah special coming?\u201d \u201cShofar, sho good!\u201d But there are two fundamental faults with this recent government initiative.First, there is no reliable way of determining who is and who is not Jewish.Having a team of interns rifle through the electoral lists of every riding, noting the addresses of everyone with a \u201cJewish-sounding\u201d name, means that all the Cohens, Shapiros and Greenbergs will receive greetings in the mail, while anyone named Jones or Tremblay will not.This is wildly inaccurate; you need look no farther than the Examiner staff box at the bottom of this page to see no less than three examples of Jewish people whose names do not necessarily reflect their faith and who did not receive New Year greetings.On the other hand, my friend and former office mate, Dave Goldberg, considers himself so secular that he claims to put the \u201cyum\u201d in Yom Kippur and usually atones on that day by ordering à large pizza with extra bacon.The second fault with the sending of Rosh BORER IT FREE g aim AER il \"Officer, | can explain! An overview of Westmount\u2019s architectural planning system Over the course of the last few weeks, there has been some discussion about Westmount's building permit process \u2014 the guidelines, the Planning Advisory Committees (PAC) and Council's role.I'd like to take this opportunity to clarify how we came to the process we use and what it is we do to protect the heritage of Westmount, while at the same time allowing residents to alter their homes for their changing needs.Like all municipal by-laws and practices, this is always a matter of finding a balance between the individual's needs and rights, and those of the community at large.Westmount is a city noted for its beauty.In 1916, Westmount created, by charter, an Architectural and Planning Commission to undertake architectural review in order to \u201csupervise, regulate and control the height, shape and design of buildings to be erected, altered, converted or extended.\u201d The goal of the built environment and manage development and change.We were leaders in this process, and from the very start we stipulated that three members of our Architectural Planning Commission had to be professionals practicing in architecture or urban planning, and also had to be Westmount residents.This assured that they had both the skill to analyze requests and the sensitivity to the community to understand their needs.In addition to this group, there is one Councillor and our Director of Urban Planning who is also an architect.The Commission members used their professional expertise to determine the acceptability of projects.Over the years there were a series of guidelines and heritage protection measures, but all were found to be too general for residents to know before undertaking a project what it was that would be acceptable within the framework of the city\u2019s heritage protection.(I applied for a permit in 1989 and found it difficult to determine why my application was refused the first two times it was submitted.It was not clear to me as a resident what the Commission wanted.) In a heritage study carried out in 1988 by standing buildings built before 1940 were highlighted and rated as a means of protecting our distinctive character.In 1992, the Administration proposed the \u201cProgramme to Preserve Westmount's Distinct Character\u201d which was then presented to City Council as an overall strategy to strengthen Westmount\u2019s system of design review.It was clear that to residents living in the community it was not just a selection of outstanding buildings which made up the value of Westmount, but a quality to the overall built environment which they experienced when they walked on the street or when they looked out their windows.This included a comprehensive building analysis that ranked all Westmount buildings built before 1950.The study also identified every architectural ensemble, defined 39 character areas and identified the principal characteristics of each character area and streetscape.Finally, a more all-encompassing set of guidelines linked to the building rankings and the character areas was articulated.All of this was undertaken to give residents secking a building permit guidance in what was likely to be acceptable before their archi- (Continued on page 5) this endeavour was to maintain the quality of a group of .consulting architects, 657 out- tects drew up plans.It was not a \u201cfixed recipe\u201d Westmount Publisher: Denis Therrien News director: Marc Lalonde Printed by: 1 tinental 2003 1 ; i mprimeries Transcontinenta inc.XAMINE Newspaper Director: Nancy Macdonald Editor: Wayne Larsen alca Regional Manager: Louis Mercier Division Transmag WWW.WeStMOURtEXAMINEE.COM Advertising Consultants: Contributors: Production Director: Robert Bourcier oar, Any ea Im 345 Victoria, suite 508, Westmount (Qc) H3Z 2N2 Harvey Aisenthal, Valérie Petit Stanley Baker, Martin C.Barry.Graphic Design: Innograf West Island Distribution: Transcontinental Media Inc.Tel: = Fax: -602 lin Smith Carsley, Andy Dodge.Publi-Sac Montréal, 337-6920 : SM 484-5610 514 484-6028 a Classified ads: 1-866-837-5236 Arleen Candiotti Bram Eisenthal, Ferg Gadzala, Jessica Murphy, Published by: Transcontinental Media G.P.com Sales Assistant: Odette Galego Noah Sidel Matthew Surridge.Marilynn Vanderstazy.President : Natalie Larivière Robert N.Wilkins.Ted Wright, www.medias-transcontinental.com ate, ee, ; Lj i ww CERTIFIED DISTRIBUTION : 9.819 COPIES >, Please recyle this newspaper = Publishers for 7 The publisher shall not be liable for slight changes or typographical errors that do not lessen the value of an advert: t.The publisher\u2019 liability for othe: i i an Wega\u201d AJRQ connection hay verte SCT limited to publication othe advertisement in any subsequent Issue or the refund of any monies pad for the advertisement Any reproduction of advertsements o fanscontinental soc ONE editorial content, in part or in whole, in an official or unoffical manner.is prohibited without a written permission from the publisher. OPINION Old New Ten Years Ago September 17, 1998 FOUR BANK JOBS: \u201cDespite recent efforts to beef up its security, the local Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce was robbed again last Friday afternoon.This makes tour holdups in three months at the neighbourhood branch at the corner of Sherbrooke Street and from the archives 1935-2008 \u2014s {Continued from COMMENTARY, page 4) Hashanah greetings is that it had never \u2018been done before, and not-so-coincidentally was done during an election campaign.Even the dimmest schlemicel among the Prime Minister's advisors should have caught that one.If it was done annually, like the politically correct \u201cSeason's Greetings\u201d cards we get from our local MPs mm the mail cach December.it would nat bg se bad \u2014 but mitiating such a thing duri 1g an election campaign was doomed to be interpreted by many as a cheap and rather tasteless way of soliciting votes from the Jewish community.Does the Prime Minister's office plan to stick with the commitment and send out New Year greetings to all \u201cJewish-sounding\u201d Canadians every year from now on?Just as expected, the cver-sharp Liberals have gleefully leapt on this faux-pas, spinning it into a nice, fat campaign issue.Here in Victoria Avenue, and branch director Sean Kelly 1s fed up.\u201cWe can\u2019t let this continue, Kelly said yesterday.\u2018I've been discussing the problem with the police and our own security people, and we are looking at a variety of solutions.He added that the bank will be finalizing, a number of new security strategies at a meeting tomorrow.lronically, Fridav's robbery occurred despite the recent addition of à plam- clothes guard at the front door.The bank had reverted to this once-standard practice mn order to deter any further incidents after the same branch was robbed twice in as many days in August and once m July.\u201d Westmount, which boasts a substantial Jewish community and where a good many of these holiday grectings were received, the imliative was condemned by Liberal candidate Marc Garneau's office.Communications Director Fabrice Riveault promptly sent out a press release outhining Election Canada\u2019s rules governing such issues.and prominently highlighted the fact that the whole effort would be deemed illegal if the cost of those greetings distributed in the Westmount-Ville Marie riding was not counted in local Conservative candidate Guy Dufort\u2019s Campaign expenses.Never a dull moment around here.folks.From a media point of view, controversial episodes like this are the very nuts and bolts of any election campaign, and they are what make covering an election so interesting.And to think we still have a few more weeks to go! pm races (> Rosh Hashanah Menu (7 \"\\_ >\u201c HOLIDAY CHALLAH size HOLIDAY KUGELS 7] Round - 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7:00 pm |.- SA Boulangerie Sat.: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm / 4) fy Le biologique artisanale Sun.: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Twenty Years Ago September 22, 1988 FENCE APPROVED: \u201cUsers of the Lansdowne dog run will get their fence.City council decided in general committee Monday to install snow-fencing untl newly-painted bushes fill out enough to provide security.Mayor May Cutler reports.The fence has been requested by dog owners ever since the dogrun in the central part of Westmount Park was eliminated last year.the matter was again taken up by Beryl Parker at the Sept.6 public city council meeting.At that time, Mrs.Parker, president of the Westmount Dog Owners Association, thanked the city for installing lights on the dogrun but pressed for the fence.The fencing is sought to keep dogs from running out into traffic at the busy intersection of Lansdowne avenue and St Catherine street.\u201d .Continued from MAYOR, page 4) in order to leave room tor the creativity in design.Tes there that the judgement of our professional architects on the Commission is so crucial to the process.It was only mn 1989 that the Government of Quebec allowed all municipalities to establish a design review process through a site Planning and Architectural Integration Programme.Westmount adopted ours m 1995, In order to obtain permits, residents submit their proposal to the Urban Planning Department and it is analysed by the Board of Inspection which reviews all applications for their compliance to building codes.by-laws and zoning regulations.After an application has passed the Board, if there are any changes to the exterior of the building or construction in the landscape, its sent to the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC) for architectural review.Until 2001, all applications were reviewed by these two groups and when they had met the demands of both of them, a permit was issued.Residents unhappy with the decisions ToL 11105 (805) = e A R I Pr RT y much anticipated return to Greene Ave.of the PAC could appeal their decision to Council.In most cases, Council upheld the Commitiee\u2019s decisions since they were the professionals and therefore had the expertise on which to base their conclusions.In 2001, Council was told that in compliance with the Land Planning Act, they should be ratifying the recommendations for building permits in public.Since we did not want the process to become à political one, and since we had an outstanding professional PAC on whose judgement we could rely, permit requests were voted on \u2018en bloc A second brief special Counal meeting was also established mid-month to assure Chat residents would not have to wail too long to get their permits.Overall, the system works.Westmounters want to know that their environment will not change drastically and that whatever changes there will be, they will be managed ones.While this may be somewhat restrictive in certain cases, it goes a long way in maintaining the overall quality of our environment, whose beauty and value have been sustained since the beginning of the 20th century.eët, Claude makes Ra Cte ead PoC 0 4 F \u201can, ° 4201 rue Sainte-Catherine W.Westmgaunt, Quebec H3Z 1P6 rai www.modshair.Com Paik racy] a $ Sooc' sl IRSLUNSEN \"AUPSIOU | LUONIQUELITKIIUTIO LU ISSN HMS fi 6 Thursday, September 18,2008 www.westmountexaminer.com A feast of great ideas.for your new kitchen! CROIS.WOOD PANTRY A À AN y u js in s 5468S, av.Royalmount, Montréal a [SEEN RX ATS ANY] M 514 733-0016 ) WWW.NCDESIGN.CA (COMMUNITY LIFE \u2014 Westmount girls march for the cure Around Westmount Marilynn Vanderstaay n Thursday, Sept.25, more than O 3,000 students from six private schools will walk up Mount Royal as a proclamation of solidarity in the fight against women-related cancers.Their objectives are to raise both money for cancer treatment and services, and to heighten awareness of the toll that cancers \u2014 including breast, ovarian and cervical \u2014 are taking on the health and wellness of women in our communities.In preparation for the march, the girls \u2014 many of whom have been personally touched by cancer \u2014 are participating in educational seminars about cancers and presentations by women who have survived cancer and share their challenges and triumphs in the face of the disease.Students from Westmounts ECS and The Study will join students from Queen of Angels Academy, Sacred Heart School of Montreal, Trafalgar School for Girls and Villa Maria to walk from their respective campuses up Mount Royal, holding eco-friendly canvas bags.The event will culminate at the belvedère at approximately 1 p.m., when an announcement of the total raised will be announced.All money will go to the St.Mary's Hospital Community Cancer Care Centre to benefit one of the largest cancer patient populations in the Island.Since the first march 13 years ago, girls from the participating schools have raised over $1,800,000 for patient care and services.For more information, phone 514-734-2694.Tradau party and garage sale The residents of the Trafalgar/The Boulevard/Highland/Cedar Avenue neighbourhood invite one and all to enjoy a neighbourhood party and community garage sale this Saturday, Sept.20, from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m.Highland Avenue will be blocked to traffic for the event.In addition to tables brimming with unique garage sale items, participants will enjoy snack foods and lemonade.The event is organized by Tradau Inc., the homeowners association for the community that borders the upper-eastern edge of Westmount.\u201cThe association has always been the voice for the community in maintaining zoning, assuring safe traftic and efficient snow removal, etc.,\u201d said long-time president Vincent Prager.\u201cIt has also succeeded in including the whole Tradau area as part of the You know their songs, do you know their story?For details CORONA THEATER 4 931-2088 ases CORONA THEATER HERE roup prices he price of thy Gratuit ed 4 790-1245 x ailablé =.ro.[EPA mountain area protected by the province and the City of Montreal through the Patrimoine de Mont-Royal\u201d For more information about the event, email Vincent Prager at VPrager@stikeman.com Rock, Paper, LOVE! Westmount fashion designer Astri Prugger is one of the organizers of \u2018Rock, Paper, LOVE, a fashion show that will take place at 6:30 p.m.on Tuesday, Sept.23.The haute fashion event will feature creations by designers Astri Prugger and Eugenia Leavitt, jewellery designers Tracy Gartner and Claudia Gravel, and photographer Lea Stillinger.Proceeds from the event will benefit LOVE (Leave Out ViolencE), a Montreal grassroots organization that works with youth affected by violence.\u201cThe show promises an evening of surprises .dresses made of stone?!\u201d says Prugger.It all happens in the Koko restaurant in the Opus Hotel, Sherbrooke Street West at Boul.St.-Laurent.Tickets are $50 and are available at Astri Prugger Design, 322 Victoria Ave.or at www.parasolmontreal.com Phone 514 369-4799 for more information, g SAINT ANDREW\u201dS ANGLICAN CHURCH Samt Andrews ts a new Anglican Church in Montreal.We are committed to the foundational principles and historic standard of the anglican tradition in Canada.We are gathering in Westmount with the goal of eventually uniting with other members of the common cause partnership in a new anglican province for North America.We invite you to join with us in worship and fellowship.Wednesdays 12:15 p.m.Holy Communion Lunch & Bible study at Westmount Baptist Church 411 Roslyn Street For more information contact: Saint Andrew\u2019s Anglican Church 514-288-1388 saintandrews@ canada.com CONCERT CALENDAR ® ALICE ® COOPER WITH ECONOLINE CRUSH OCT.15 & 8PM 2557004 STUART MCLEAN & THE LAS [JUN oF Si THEATRE ST-DENIS 514-849-4211 www.theatrestdenis.com 2562176 COMMUNITY LIFE Spirit Riders raise over $30,000 Members of the Spirit Riders cycling team have a lot to be proud of, having raised more than $30,000 for Multiple sclerosis rescarch e the annual RONA MS Ride on Aug.23 and 24.Not only did they cycle as much as 171 i kilometres in the two-day event, they were 2 also presented with a trophy for being the team of less than 20 members having raised the highest average amount per member.\u201cThe ride went very Westmounter Patricia Dumais, who sur- well,\u201d said passed her personal goal of $2,223 to raise more than $2,500.\u201cWeather cooperated on the Saturday when we rode from Shawinigan to Trois-Rivières, à total of 77 kilometres.The Sunday forecast called for rain.but we were very fortunate as we only got sprinkled on.That day we could choose between a shorter 71-kilometre, a medium 81-kilome- tre, or a longer 94-kilometre ride back to Shawinigan.| chose the longer ride, and fulfilled my promise to ride the maximum number of kilometres.\u201d .The fund-raising Spirit Riders at lunch break on the first day of their ride.First row (left to right): Sandra Jodoin, Connie Leigh.Brian Abbott, Marlene Busko, David Hawrysh, Pearl Wilensky and Bill Marconi.Second row: Patricia Dumais, team leader Linda Lessard, Susan Harris, Catherine Peacocke, Ginette Morneau, Wayne Waters and Anne Harper.The Westmount YMCA is now offering a new one-year FAMILY membership starting at only $86\"/month.Spend some quality time with your family or work out while your kids do an activity they love! FAMILY Membership includes: Pb all the benefits of a regular membership Pp programming designed specifically for kids and the family Pb discounts on the majority of a la carte activities and services Don't wait! Sign up your family before October 31, 2008, and get a 13\" month free! For more details, visit your YMCA centre or www.centresymca.ca.Westmount YMCA 4585 Sherbrooke St.West (Vendôme Metro) 514 931-8046 ÿ TRIAL EE \u2018Come to the Y on September 28 \u201c dind gèt 50% off** fho regular price ot à hi day pass.Vv YMCA FAMILY Membership Is valid for two adults living in the same household and all of thelr chlidren under 18 years of age.Certain restrictions apply.*This rate Includes unlimited access to ali nine YMCA centres.Some YMCAs also offer local membership at a lower monthly fee.Taxes not Included.Prices are subject to change without nofice ** alld only September 28, 2008.\u2019 ny SE RR 2555703 r Monday to Thursday: $54 D www.golfatlantide.com Beco and start plaving now! *160 Chirk PRET Atlantide Course since 1991 « after 1:30 pm: $39 Friday, Saturday and Sunday: $72 \\e after 1:30 pm: $54 me a 2009 member 5140 e 5 or 7 day memberships taxed service incloded Includes: Golf for 2, LE AIT Fri.to Sun.after 1:30 pm M Don Quichotte course since 2006 Monday 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Vanderstaay hree local students\u2019 lives and mind- | sets werc permanently altered this summer by a trip to Europe with the Vimy Foundation.They shared their story last week with the membership and guests of The Rotary Club of Westmount.ECS student Susie Forbath, Selwyn House student Bjorn Dawson and LCC student Jeremy Ravinsky were three of 15 international recipients of the Vimy Prize Youth Scholarship.Their award was two weeks Vimy Prize Youth Scholarship winners Bjorn Dawson, Jeremy Ravinsky and Susie Forbath give a presentation of their eye-opening summer trip to Europe at last week's Rotary Club meeting.BRICK 0 RIE .oma PIERRE MAG NNE Les Pavages Spinelli inc.| +4 PIERRE RENOV et sou équipe Serving Westmount for over 14 years 4 offre expertise pour déceler , } tous les problèmes pour tous © A genres de maçonnerie : joint ° Asphalt institutionnel.joint \u201cmacaron\u201d, Vimy Ridge.Their tour also included visiting af *, Cheminées, briques, escaliers en.§ 12 cemeteries including the Flanders Fields Museum in Ypres, where Canadian Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae is believed to have penned \u2018In Flanders.Fields.\u201cFor the veterans who lived through the wars it was like living through September 11 in New York.After speaking with the veterans and learning about what they went through 1 have a new pride in Canada and being a Canadian,\u201d said Ravinsky.\u201cThey passed the torch to us so that through us others will remember.Remembering the soldiers is all they have left.\u201d The scholarships were awarded to the 15 * Uni-Stone Cement Work » General Work b pierre St-Mare, fondation.ewe, | i Free Estimates Carlo : 327-6462 Le 494-4981 Pour toutes questions ou évaluation | i Tél : 514 425-5552 Demandes pour Gilles LE + 2 2511200 2338987 international students aged 15 to 17 years by the Montreal-based Vimy Foundation to promote the objectives of the foundation.The Vimy Foundation was founded three years ago to raise awareness among Canadians of the 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avi .Een ren nL em is fn ne A 0 I th it tes 3 Giant nest removed from oe Westmount Park Sd A attierHttbhse 1 Dale M.Worrell of Lansdowne Avenue sent in this photo of a huge wasp nest that was seen hanging from a tree branch over a sidewalk near the pond in Westmount Park this summer.Public Security was called in, and they promptly alerted Public Works.Within minutes, the area was cordoned off and the next day a special crew came in to remove the nest.Worrell estimates the size of the nest to be one foot wide by two feet high.Affiliated Real Estate Agent RE/MAX WESTMOUNT INC.Chartered Real Estate Broker www.pinapizzi.ca 933-6781 con: 781-4826 WESTMOUNT Classic Victorian cottage, tastefully renovated, cross-hall plan, great family home.Asking $989,000 GOLDEN SQUARE MILE Condo 3 1/2, heart of downtown, indoor pool, sauna, near all amenities, motivated vendor.Asking $197,000 bh - MONTREAL Residence, 143 apartments, construction 2005, great revenue, excellent location.Asking $20,000,000 COME VISIT OUR | SN Cu Sa EXIUROWIINIM NAN > sl ERNURIRNN \"AOPSITUE Worn & ñ 6 SOU M 10 Thursday, September 18\",2008 www.westmountexaminer.com A busy autumn for local schools 7 iat THIS OCTOBER 2.OPEN HOUSE 9am to 12 noon / 4:30 to 7 pm COMMUNITY LIFE The Study\u2019s new elemenatry school Mandarin teacher, Ms Li, with two of her grade 5 students.Matthew Surridue With the 2008 school year underway, Westmount schools are presenting a range of cultural and multicultural events and programs to their students.New language courses, conferences on activism and global responsibility, and new programs to explore local culture are all upcoming or in progress in the city\u2019s schools.On Sept.24, Westmount Park School will be joining with NDG\u2019s Royal Vale School to present the 2008 Intercultural Exchange Project.The event is funded by Learn Quebec, the Leading English Education and Resource Network, and will take place in Westmount Park.Students from participating schools will present art, music, dance, games, and stories from their cultures, while professional artists, musicians, historians, and story-tellers from various communities will also perform and take part in discussion groups and workshops with students.Roughly 2,500 students are expected to take part in some aspect of the event.ox a TH CE) * Admigsions: ER KR KT PRO MU Focus on Mandarin and French studies The Study has announced that with the new school year, every student in grades 5 and 6 will take a Mandarin language course.The students will be taught to understand and to read basic Mandarin, which is the third most widely spoken language in Canada, after English and French, and the most common first language worldg 15 t0\"17 yegragvat The Study is the first of its kind in a Quebec elementary school.The Priory will be building on its strong French program this year, adding theatre workshops and a French book club to its extracurricular activities.As well, writer, producer, and performer Sarina Condello will run a 10-week after-school production for grades 2 through 6.Youth conference at Selwyn House Finally, Selwyn House School will be concluding its centennial year celebrations by hosting a special youth conference on Thursday, Oct.2.Open for a fee to the public as well as to the school body, Educating Youth for Global Responsibility will include panel discussions and speakers ranging from recent graduates working abroad to dignitaries such as Yves Fortier, former Canadian ambassador to the United Nations, Michael Goldbloom, former publisher of the Montreal Gazette and the Toronto Star, and former Ontario Premier Bob Rae.(Zam to 12 pm ersonalized tour and us 4090, AVENUE ROYAL * MONTRÉAL QC H4A 2MS \u2019 514.482.0951 « www.lcc.ca/leaders fs 4090, AVENUE ROYAL « MONTRÉAL QC H4A 2M5 514.482.0951 » www .lcc.ca/leaders 2575247 sig Wel as Do eve spe dir rad pas 190 a b Eng its ( tio exp The Th d'E gue of Mu the ( inW later buil high v + ML an COMMUNITY LIFE \u2014 WHA lectures focus on schools Several local schools are celebrating significant anniversaries this year, and the Westmount Historical Association is marking asions by presenting some of their stories as part of its fall lecture series, prepared by Doreen Lindsay and Caroline Breslaw.The first of the four Thursday-night events takes place on Sept, 18, when guest speaker Francoise Boisvert CND, the current director general of Marianopolis College, will trace the history of the institution over the past 100 years.Marianopolis College was founded in 1908 by the Congrégation de Notre Dame as a bilingual institution of higher learning for English Catholic women.In 1969 it opened its CEGEP programme and became coeducational.Over the years, the college has experienced many changes and moves.The CND Mathietdbhse Oct.16 The second instalment of the series, on Thursday, Oct.16, entitled \u2018l\u2019Ecole d'Enseignement Supérier and the CND Mother House 1908-1988\u2019, will feature guest speaker Joyce Roberts CND, of the Marguerite Bourgeoys Museum.From 1908 to 2005, the Mother House of the Congrégation de Notre Dame was located inWestmount, on Sherbrooke Street, then later on Westmount Avenue.In both these buildings, the CND strove to promote the higher education of women in Quebec.Dawson College Nov.20 The series continues on Thursday, Nov.20, with \u2018Dawson College: Looking Back 40 Years\u2019 with guest speaker Sally Nelson, an English teacher at Dawson for 39 years.Dawson College has been located in Westmount since its founding as the first English-language CEGEP, in 1969.In the beginning, Dawson was housed in a pharmaceutical building on Selby Street.Over the years, it spread into many campuses.Roslyn School Dec.18 Finally, on Thursday, Dec.18, \u2018The Centenary of Roslyn School\u2019 will be celebrated with a special dramatic event featuring Westmount's community theatre troupe, Dramatis Personae.Roslyn School was opened in September 1908 on Westmount Avenue, between Grosvenor and Roslyn Avenues.The history of the school will be brought to life in a dramatization based on the book \u2018Roslyn: The Story of a Canadian School\u2019 by Ann Elbourne, Molly Fripp and Maryla Waters, published in1977.Ann Elbourne, Ellen Rubin and Molly Fripp will write the script and direct the presentation.All lectures in the series take place in the Westmount Room of the Westmount Public Library, 4574 Sherbrooke St.W., at 7 p.m.Admission free for WHA members, $5 for non-members at the door.For more information, call 514-925-1404 or 514-932-6688.ECS is one of the few schools in Canada with a professional music technology suite, where every mixmaestra can compose and record her own CDs.That's on top of singing and mastering an instrument.For us, music isn\u2019t an afterthought, it's what inspires the whole person for a lifetime.They say music improves math\u2014in our minds, it improves everything, And we think Wolfgang's dancing in his grave.Find out lots more.Call us at 514-935-6357 for our excellent brochure and answers to all your questions, or visit www.ecs.qc.ca.MISS EDGAR'S & MISS CRAMP'S SCHOOL Small in size.Big in ideas.550388 525 Mount Pleasant Avenue, Westmount, Quebec H3Y 3H6 Pa sseport Wy mou découverte x Enseignement secondaire 1'e à la 4° secondaire (pour garçons seulement) 5° secondaire (pour filles et garçons) Programme enrichi dans toutes les matières Programme sportif élite Examens d'admission pour la 1° secondaire : le samedi 18 octobre à 9 h et à 14 h, et le dimanche 19 octobre à 9 h (inscription obligatoire avant le 10 octobre) Téléphone : 514 342-9342, poste 5231 | Télécopieur : 514 342-2676 Courriel : lucie.lecavalier@brebeuf.qc.ca Portes ouvertes (CS peut Enseigne tembre de 16 h à 21 i te mercred 24 5\u20acP Enseignement collégial Portes ouvertes : le mercredi 5 novembre 2008, de 16 h à 20 h Téléphone : 514 342-9342, poste 5355 | Télécopieur : 514 342-1846 Courriel : admissions.collegial@brebeuf qc.ca SH4G7RG Collége Jean-de-Brébeuf www .brebeuf.qc.ca ST.GEORGE\u2019S SCHOOL OF MONTREAL - WWW.stgeorges.qc.c (1930 Sy e OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE ELEMENTARY K - 6 Mon.Oct.6, 2008, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Tue.Oct.7, 2008, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm SECONDARY I - V Sat.Oct.4, 2008, 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Mon.Oct.6, 2008, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm 3100 The Boulevard Montreal, Quebec H3Y 1R9 3685 The Boulevard Westmount, Quebec H3Y 159 Admissions: 514 904 0542 admissions@stgeorges.qc.ca OLENA MON CNT RGU ARPS | oN aura ç My soo Thursday, Sept.18 The Elizabeth Shuchat Schwartz Memorial Lecture presents political activist, author and lecturer Avital Sharansky, who will speak on \u201cThe Russian Aliyah to Israel: Now and Then\u2019, a free public lecture at 8:15 p.m.at Congregation Shaar Hashomayim, 425 Metcalfe Ave.514-937-9471.The Westmount Historical Association ° BY DESIGN @® Students receive the tools and guidance needed to reach their full potential.At Centennial Academy, classes are small, teachers are attentive and the school is vigilant to ensure that students receive the structure and individualized 5 support necessary for success.OPEN HOUSE DATES: Thursday, September 25, 2008 * 5:00 p.m.to 9:00 p.m.Saturday, October 4, 2008 ¢ 10:00 a.m.to 2:00 p.m.CA.» + we 2514663 \u201con Qua bon oot Centennial Academy Jans 3641 Prud'homme Ave * Montreal QC + H4A 3H6 Tel: (514) 486-5533 * www.centennial.qc.ca Accepting applications - grades 7 to 11.Financial aid is available.begins its fall lecture series with \u2018Marianopolis College: Celebrating its Centennial, with guest speaker Francoise Boisvert CND, director general of Marianopolis College.7 to 9 p.m.in the Westmount Room of the Westmount Public Library, 4574 Sherbrooke St.W.Free for WHA members, $5 at the door for non-members.Info: 514-925-1404 or 514-932-6688.Fall course registration at Contactivity Centre, 4695 de Maisonneuve W., corner of Lansdowne Ave.from 10:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m.Course registration followed by our birthday lunch at 1 p.m.with live music.Courses include Tat Chi, Line Dancing, Stretch to Music, Bridge, Creative Writing, Thomas More Discussion Group, H.Levinson History Lecture Series.Interlink Choir & Fall Prevention.Please call to reserve and for more information: 514-932-2326.Friday, Sept.19 Chess and Scrabble Club: If you have a penchant for Chess or Scrabble.the Westmount Library has just the club for you.BULLETIN BOARD The library will host the Chess and Scrabble Club where participants can drop in and play either of the games in a non competitive friendly setting.Info: 514-989-5299.Sunday, Sept.21 Arlington Avenue's annual sree: ge vard sale (postponed due to the rain last Sunday) will take place from 10 a.m.to 2 p.mon Arlington, A dozen families are participating, with lots of quality household and children\u2019s items, furniture, clothing and other treasures on offer.Don't miss it! 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