The Westmount examiner, 10 juin 2010, jeudi 10 juin 2010

[" 4 gosse COMMUNITY LIFE Westmount's Baron of Beer supports the arts in any way he can This week on the * INTERNET wwwwestmountexaminer.com Remembering Anne of Green Gables at the Atwater Library 5 MINUTE SERVICE * Personalized Service * Luxury Cars at Regular § Rates on Request + 100% guaranteed Airport Reservations » Pick-Up & Delivery Millions of satisfied clients since 1939 MILLION CARPETS & TILES © Tarkett ; Dâtie sur l'excelience Mo Lu) i * 514-27 3 15, r LY Ba t) Montggal - We 514 ques, Lac 70, St www.milliontapis.com * www.miltioncarpets.com PREMIERE EXECUTIVE] EXECUTIVE RT {anscontinental Vol 75, no 23 » Thursday, June 10\", 2010 MINE examiner.com | \u2018 Westmount www.westmount ls ADS CLASSI Hundreds of Montreal residents gathered at Westmount Square, in front of the Israeli consulate, on Monday, June 7, to show their support for the Israeli government's decision to intercept a ship claiming to be bringing aid to Gaza.Nine activists were killed during the incident.Among those in attendance was Mount Royal MP Irwin Cotler.thous wedi: Mike Mating Residents petition council on Lansdowne traffic Wayne Larsen group of concerned Lansdowne A Bene residents has presented a letter to the City of Westmount asking that it take precautions to minimize the expected increase in traffic on their street resulting from current and future infrastructure projects.Citing examples such as the Home Depot store and new condos along the Lachine Canal, to impending projects such as the MUHC hospital and the new Westmount arena, the group \u2014 consisting of former mayor Karin Marks, former city councillor George Bowser and former Westmount Municipal Association president Dr.Henry Olders \u2014 presented their letter to city Montreal council during Monday's monthly meeting.\u201cWe ask the City to take a leadership role in dealing with increased traffic arising from the projects initiated both by Westmount and by outside entities,\u201d said Olders, reading the letter to council during question period.Marks and Bowser did not attend the mecting, \u201cConstruction traffic must be planned and controlled so that the burden is fairly distributed.Lansdowne should not become a corridor for construction and commuter traffic at the expense of the quality of life of its residents,\u201d Olders said.The group has also organized a petition, and has so far collected more than 50 names of Lansdowne Avenue residents who support the initiative.One of the main concerns is that since * Nightly, weekly and monthly rat avai Less expensive than comparable hotels.Lansdowne is the only residential thoroughfare linking The Boulevard and the Glen tunnel, a major increase in traffic would be inevitable if the City docs not take action to redistribute traffic before construction for the new arena begins.In response, Mayor Peter Trent pointed out that whereas previous arena project plans had access on Lansdowne only, the current proposal actually splits the traffic between Lansdowne and Ste.Catherine Street.City Councillor Patrick Martin, who has been working closely on the arena project, added that once construction begins, it will probably reduce traffic on Lansdowne because many motorists will seek alternate routes in order to avoid the gridlock commonly associated with construction sites.* hk Kk Kk [eT Pty \u2014 2 \u2014\u2014 8 2 Thursday, June 10,2010 www.westmountexaminer.com MASTERPIECE by Symphony.OPEN HOUSE JUNE 19, 2010 FROM 10 AM TO 4 PM 325, CHEMIN DE LA POINTE-SUD ILE-DES-SOEURS, 514-767-6792 COME AND MEET OUR TEAM AND DISCOVER OUR MANY SERVICES INCLUDING PERSONALIZED CARE.WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! 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Call todav for more details or stop by for a personalized tour of this spectacular community.Tel.514- 767-6792 mn 3459506 TT COMMUNITY LIFE St.Matthias\u2019 Church to hold centennial celebration On Tuesday, June 22, at 7 p.m.St.Matthias\u2019 Church (Anglican), 10 Church Hill (corner of Chemin de la Côte-Saint- Antoine and Church Hill), Westmount, Québec is holding a centennial celebration and the public is invited.On June 22, 1910, John MacFarlane, Esq., and the Rev'd.Edward Bushell, Rector of St.Matthias\u2019 Anglican Church, stood Montréal enjoys thousands of green spaces, parks, tree-lined streets and flower beds.Although these slices of nature help us to relax and make the city more pleasant, they also play a valuable role by improving air quality, keeping the city coo! in summer and reducing flood hazards.But green spaces must be maintained in good condition, if they are to play their continuing role.And Montréal has the \"green\" know-how! Montréal values the health of the community and the environment; that is why it manages green spaces ecologically.Montréal adopted legislation restricting the use of pesticides, because they pose a health hazard to humans and interfere with the ecological balance of natural habitats.Green spaces in Montréal are now managed naturally.without pesticides.The city follows positive problem prevention techniques, by promoting biodiversity and affording plants the best possible conditions for development.MANAGING GREEN SPACES ECOLOGICALLY GARDENING.For more information, please visit ville.montreal.qc.cafjardinernaturellement Together for a Sustainable Metropolis Montréal &8 with many others and solemnly laid a cornerstone for a new church building.The times were changing and their beloved old wooden Prairie-gothic chapel on the church grounds was no longer adequate for the growing community.The prestigious Montreal architectural firm Ross and MacFarlane had been commissioned to Continued on page 5 NATURALLY! Plants that require special treatment against insect pests or disease are trea- ted with products that are safe for humans and the environment.Unders- tanding the problem is key in finding the most effective solution.Plants that require special attention are treated with products that are safe for humans ond the environment, Help us to green up Montréal.Every other week this summer look out for information capsules with nature in the city as a theme, as well as eco-friendly management tips for thriving gardens and green spaces.3455800 Tr co rea ad Lo © aan rn rg rm em gp \u2014\u2014 I \u2014\u2014 OR Bo Le - om © aan ro a Ee ses \u2014\u2014\u2014 S\u2014- a pop qm » an Victoria Hall was jumping last Thursday night as Westmount threw its annual Spring Soirée ball \u2014 a popular social event that draws people from all over the city.Participants enjoyed the music of a Westmount Youth Orchestra ensemble during the five-course dinner, then danced the night away to music provided by Kloda Entertainment.The organizing committee, chaired by Sada Reddy and Sue Jameson, made sure a grand time was had by all.St Nick's Restaurant, 1337 Greeney NX AC Ch Cantor, 4411 Ste-Catherine Contactivity Centre, 4695 À EE Greene E Ca the big Westmounters get into ng swing! r Photos Jacques Phatand -Georges School, BL The Boulevard F é me Ville de Westmount è >) City of Westmount AVIS D'ADOPTION REGLEMENT 1387 AVIS PUBLIC est par les présentes donné à tous ceux qui peuvent être concernés que le règlement 1387 intitulé « RÈGLEMENT SUR LE BRUIT » a été adopté par le conseil municipal de la Ville de Westmount, lors d'une séance ordinaire tenue à l'hôtel de ville le 7 juin 2010.Ce règlement vise notamment à remplacer le règlement 1367 afin : - de modifier les critères qui définissent mieux ce qui constitue « un bruit excessif »; - d'introduire des normes d'évaluation du contenu basse fréquence d'un bruit; - d'instaurer des normes additionnelles en ce qui a trait à l'enlèvement, aux restrictions de tonnage et à l'installation d'unités de climatisation ou de thermopompes; et - de ne plus reconnaître les droits acquis quant aux unités de climatisation et de thermopompes contrevenant au nouveau règlement, tel que modifié.Ce réglement entre en vigueur conformément à la loi.Toute personne intéressée peut consulter ce règlement sur le site web de la ville : www.westmount.org et en obtenir copie au bureau du greffier situé au 4333, rue Sherbrooke Ouest à Westmount, du lundi au jeudi de 8 h à 16 h 30 et le vendredi de 8hä13h.DONNÉ à Westmount, Québec, ce 10 juin 2010.NOTICE OF ADOPTION BY-LAW 1387 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law 1387 entitled \u201cBY-LAW CONCERNING NOISE\u201d was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a regular sitting held at City Hail on June 7, 2010.The object of this by-law is to replace By-law 1367 in order to: - Modify the criteria that will better define what constitutes \"excessive noise\u201d; - Introduce standards assessment of low frequency noise; - Establish further regutations for the removal, tonnage limitations and installation of air conditioner units and heat pumps; and - No longer recognize acquired rights for any air conditioning unit or heat-pumps violating the new regulation, as amended.This by-law comes into force according to law.Any interested person may consult the said by-law on the City\u2019s website: www.westmount.org and obtain copies thereof ai the Office of the City Clerk located at 4333 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, Monday to Thursday, from 8:00 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.and Friday, from 8:00 a.m.to 1:00 p.m.GIVEN at Westmount, Quebec, this June 10, 2010.' r Mario Gerbeau Greffier de la ville / City Clerk \u2018 A i \u20ac O10C \u2018OL aung \u201cAepsinyL TION IQOURUEXSIUITIOUTSOM HMS 4 Thursday, June 10, 2010 www.westmountexaminer.com OPINION Bill 103 IS nonsense no matter what language you speak exammerétranscontmental.ca The Charest government is not big on personal choice, no matter which language you speak at home.Their newest attempt at legislating themselves another term in office was Bill 103, which limits the case with which a student can gain access to English public schools in the province.After the Supreme Court struck down Bill 104, which was deemed unconstitutional, it gave the Quebec government a year to come up with a law that was more in line with the rights spelled out in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, With that in mind, the Liberals came up with Bill 103 that will only consider allowing a child to attend English public school if they spend three years in one of nine fairly expensive non-subsidized English private schools, of which the majority are Westmount schools.That's the first condition.Then, the child's case will be reviewed by a bureaucrat, who will make the final call on whether or not the student will be allowed to continue their \u2018educational pathway\" in an English public school.We haven't seen or heard anything about the bureaucracy, but we assume these cases will always be assumed to be in bad faith and that the default setting will be to deny access to most, if not all, applicants.Fostering a sense of community With the Fringe Fest, the FI Grand Prix, the FIFA World Cup going on in the city, there's enough to occupy us for the next few months, let alone over the weekend, but if you want to stay close to home.don't forget the Victoria Street Festival is taking place this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.Sure, it\u2019s a great way to drum up sales tor local businesses, but most of all, it\u2019s a fantastic way to foster a real sense of community.Summer is finally here, so come out and take a stroll, meet your merchants and your neighbours, bring the kids and have some fun.There's lots to see and do right here at = 2° = = ~ At last ! The police busted them | Enough with competition ! Yeah ! unfair CLUB COMPASSION 00000000 es at mr 500) Folk Festival on the Canal is well worth attending ne Toula 4 FOsCOLOS M oula toscolos@ranscontinental ca FATOULAS TAKE\u2019 other Nature must love folk music because she pulled out all the stops three years ago, on the inaugural edition of the Folk Festival in Montreal, and I was fortunate enough to have been there.1t's been three years and 1 still have fond memories of the festival, which this year, I'm happy to report.will be a two-day event.With the sheer number of festivals this city hosts the minute the mercury hits 30 C and we shed our clothes and our inhibitions, one would wonder if there's even a need or desire tor one more.That question was clearly answered by the hundreds of folk music lovers who, like myself, came early in the day to the beautiful venue by the Lachine Canal and stayed until the sun had set and the stars had come out.It appears that, despite popular misconceptions, we love our folk music in this town.It\u2019s truly fantastic that, thanks to the support and a venue provided by local Westmount resident.Peter McAuslan, we now have such an event.Despite the abundance of beer, (it does take place right outside of a brewery atter all) there's no denying the fest 1s a family affair.Organizers have made sure to include activities for the youngsters and many of the munchkins can usually be seen playfully making their way around the site as their parents take in the music.This year's line-up has exceeded my expectations, showcasing some of the top names in Canadian folk, including Kathleen Edwards, Craig Cardift, Jenny Whiteley, Old Man Luedecke, and my personal favourite, the über-talented Peter orn presents Katz.Local talent will be heavily represented with some of the best in Montreal folk, roots and bluegrass music, namely Rob Lutes, Notre Dame de Grass, Lake of Stew, and Katie Moore.Lutes\u2019 soulful vocals and songwriting are worth the drive or bike ride to the brewery alone! Whoever says that Montreal doesn\u2019t have a viable acoustic folk live scene is simply not paying attention.The line-up at this year\u2019s Folk Fest on the Canal could blow the roof off any venue.It\u2019s just as a well it\u2019s an open-air event.The Folk Fest on the Canal takes place Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, June 20 at the St-Ambroise Terrace (5080 St-Ambroise Street.) Live music from noon to 9 p.m.Individual Day Passes are $25 with Weekend Passes set at $40 (children aged 12 and under are admitted free.For more information: www.montrealfolkfest.com June 18-20 jun sur le canal Westmount WR AVCSTIICUN Te Ete EL om 345 Victoria, suite 508, Westmount [x H3Z 2N2 Editorial & Sales : Tel: (514) 484-5610 Fax: (514) 484-6028 Administration: Tel.(814) 685-4690 = Fax: 514 685-3923 In wire, 7 ors ARQ www.westmountexaminer.com Publisher: Denis Therrien ÿ Sales Manager: Lynn Brown-Poole | Sales Support Supervisor: Joy-Ann Dempsey Advertising Consultants: Harvey Aisenthal, Lindsay Robb Commercial Classified Ad Sales Representative: Françoise Girouard 514-363-5614, ext.222 8 News Director: Marc Lalonde (marc.lalonde@transcontinental.ca) Contributors: Stanley Baker, Andy Dodge.Bram Eisenthal, Matthew Surridge.Marilynn Vanderstaay, Robert N.Wilkins Regional Manager: Stéphane Vinet Printed by: Imprimeries Transcontinental 2003 inc.Transmag Division Distribution: Transcontinental Media inc.Bureau Chief: Toula Foscolos Publi-sac Western Montreal Journalist: Wayne Larsen Published by: Transcontinental Medias G.Pi En nd www.transcontinentalmedia.com nn ; - = .; : Robert Bourcier sie President: Nathalie Larrivière Férrcontentas fi remain rom pr (COMMUNITY LIFE À primer in buying and selling real estate erhaps the youngest member of P the Rotary Club of Westmount, Sudha Halder gave members and guests of the service club his perspective of the business real estate recently.The owner of the property and project management company Canada Build Management and a realtor with Londono Realty Group, Halder gave a well researched primer in real estate buying and selling across the board in Canada in today\u2019s unpredictable markets.Halder\u2019s enthusiasm for what he does was apparent as he shared with the club information about what to do in sellers market and in a buyers market.Citing Canadian real estate experts Halder defined and explained how Canada had been able to avoid a market crash, bubble markets and the three rules of real estate.Halder arrived in Canada from Bangladesh in 1995 and has created a life for himself and his family.The youngest of three children, he is studying civil engineering technology at Dawson College.Halder has earned his certification as a St.Matthias\u2019 Church to hold centennial celebration Continued from page 2 build a new Gothic church building of grand and elegant proportions, the cornerstone was laid, and building began.Two years later the Lord Bishop of Montreal came and opened the new church, which has served with distinction in Westmount since.Everyone is invited to the Lower Hall of the Church at 7 p.m.for wine, cheese, and other treats.Following the reception a brief service will be held in the church at 8:45 p.m.The evening will conclude with the addition of a surprise element to the fabric of the church as everyone stands together at the cornerstone exactly 100 years after its installation.Everyone is invited to this very momentous occasion.For further information, call the church office at (514) 933-4295.RE/MAX WESTMOUNT INC.Westmount %.033-6781 general contractor and completed his real estate certificate in the summer 2009.Through is company Build Canada Management and through his work as a realtor with Londono Realty Group Halder has learned first hand the business of buying, refurbishing and selling real estate.When asked why he joined the Rotary Club of Westmount he replied \u201cWhen my family arrived in Canada the government and the people were so good to us.Rotary is my way of paying back.\u201d For more information about the Rotary Club of Westmount, the city\u2019s only service club, go to www.rotarywestmount.org or phone Roberta at 514-935-3344.Open house at New Hope Senior Citizens\u2019 Centre Westmount social activist Sally Aitken wrote a book about it.the Rotary Club of Westmount hosted a Valentine dinner for its clients.Now New Hope Senior Citizen's Centre is hosting an open house to introduce seniors in west end Montreal, the largest catchment of seniors in the county, to an open house and BBQ lunch on June 16 starting at 11 a.m.The BBQ is sponsored by M&M Meat Shops, 6295 Somerled Avenue.For 30 years New Hope has been active in the west end community providing daily programs and hot meals onsite and meals on wheels to shut-ins.At the open house seniors will have an opportunity to learn what the welcoming centre, located at 6225 Godfrey Avenue in NDG has to offer.For more information phone 514-484-0425.A happy occasion at Place Kensington This Sunday, June 13, the marriage of Erica Tencer and Jonathon Silver will take place at the Place Kensington Seniors\u2019 Residence at 1 p.m.The venue for this special occasion was chosen so that Anna Tencer, a 103-year-old resident of Place Kensington and grandmother of the bride, could attend this happy occasion.Congratulations and warmest wishes from your Place Kensington family! BBV bE] Joanne Gagné MA, CCC.ATPQ Psychotherapy Art Therapy Coaching Children & Adults 514-937-8837 gagne.joanne @videotron.ca 0 - TAAX INTERMATIQHES NETWORK A koi : Ville de Westmount City of Westmount NNUAL SALES VOLUME 2287 BILLION FOR 208: AVIS D'ADOPTION REGLEMENT 1392 AVIS PUBLIC est par les présentes donné à tous ceux qui peuvent être concernés que le règlement n° 1392, intitulé « RÈGLEMENT VISANT À MODIFIER DE NOUVEAU LE RÈGLEMENT 1303 CONCERNANT LE ZONAGE - ZONES C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 ET C5-20-05 (RESTAURANTS) » a été adopté par le conseil municipal de la Ville de Westmount, lors d'une séance ordinaire tenue à l'hôtel de ville le 7 juin 2010.L'objet de ce règlement vise notamment à : - autoriser l'usage restaurant dans les zones C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 et C5-20-05; - ajouter la note suivante aux dispositions applicables qui concerne l'usage restaurant : « Les restaurants ayant une superficie de plancher totale de moins de 140 m° sont permis, en autant que le nombre total de restaurants et de marchés d'alimentation au détail avec places assises, dans le groupe de zones C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 et C5-20-05 n'excède pas 25.».Ce règlement entre en vigueur conformément à la loi.Toute personne intéressée peut consulter ce règlement sur le site web de la ville : www.westmount.org et en obtenir copie au bureau du greffier situé au 4333, rue Sherbrooke Ouest à Westmount, du lundi au jeudi de 8 h à 16 h 30 et le vendredi de 8ha13h.DONNE a Westmount, Québec, ce 10 juin 2010.NOTICE OF ADOPTION BY-LAW 1392 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all who may be concerned that By-law No.1392, entitled \u201cBY-LAW TO FURTHER AMEND ZONING BY-LAW 1303 - ZONES C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 AND C5-20-05 (RESTAURANTS)\u201d was adopted by the Municipal Council of the City of Westmount at a regular sitting held at City Hall on June 7.2010.The object of this by-law is to: - authorize the use restaurant in Zones C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 and C5-20-05; - add the following note to the applicable provisions concerning the use restaurant: \u201cOnly restaurants with a total floor area of less than 140 sq.m.are permitted provided that the total number of restaurants and existing retail food outlets with seating, within the following zones C5-20-01, C5-20-02, C5-20-03, C5-20-04 and C5-20-05, do not exceed 25.\u201d This by-law shall come into force according to law.Any interested person may consult the said by-law on the City's website: www.westmount.org and obtain copies thereof at the Office of the City Clerk located at 4333 Sherbrooke Street West, Westmount, Monday to Thursday, from 8:00 am.to 4:30 p.m.and Friday, from 8:00 a.m.to 1:00 p.m.GIVEN at Westmount, Quebec, this June 10, 2010.Mario Gerbeau Greffier de la ville / City Clerk 1 RE/MAX WESTMOUNT INC.AR: TE BROKER Lo tly el I) LCL > 514 482-3347 ll $ OLOT \u2018O1 SUN( AEPSINY] WUOMIQUIUIEXIJUNOUTISIN MMM \u2014 i 6 Thursday, June 10,2010 www.westmountexaminer.com Pamper yo urself will ALK Tid starts al 5 Vargas Goteo Makes Positive Impact Vargas Goteo.a design house based in Montreal, specializing in high end silver jewelry, recently held a launch party for their six new collections.Taking our current environmental issues to heart, they donated a portion of the profits from their Reef Collection to a California based organization called Reef Check.Vargas Goteo aims to make a positive impact not only on our ecosystem but in the world of fashion.Visit www.reefcheck.org.Visit the Vargas Goteo collection from June 10th through to the Grand Prix weekend at Clio Blue on Peel St.www.vargasgoteo.com 514-802-0188.wr mn\" an a emt en NOW IN WESTMOUNT Dr.Nine Hadé-Étitg int, 010.CHIRURGIEN DENTISTE DENTAL SURGFON 245 VICTORIA AVE, SUITE 700 WESTMOUNT, QUÉBEC H3Z 2M6 TFL:514.735.9242 E-MAIL: DRMILENEABADLa VIDEOTRON.CA OF THE TOWN weblocal.Ca and trey get more (LEE What sre you waiting for?514.685.4690 Bell Lifestyle Products Many members of the community suffer from debilitating, sometimes embarrassing ailments, such as arthritis, prostate problems, bladder problems and libido problems.There is a local store now offering some reasonably priced, very effective, all-natural solutions to these common problems for both men and women.No need to suffer in silence.Visit owner Samantha Sourati, of Tabagie Westmount Square in Westmount Square, or call the company itself BellLifestyleProducts.com at 1-800-333-7995 for a store near you.\u201d HOMETREE SERVICE INC.! 4858, rue Sherbrooke Ouest since 1975 Westmount, Québec H3Z 1H1 Professional Tree Surgery 514-482-2167 Free Estimates - Fully Insured WELLHOUSE Wellhouse.ca Quality Pruning mmm Esthetic Cutting : 3450284 & Cedars .or Felling 2 Stumping 2 Fertilizing © .b 4615 Prince of Wales ; = Rofo N.D.G.H4B 212 Cell: 793-4909 5207 Sherbrooke St.Ww.corner Marlowe 5 514-481-1811 WWW.pagesjaunes.ca Hours: Mon: 11-7, Tues-Fri: 9:30-7, Sat: 96, Closed Sun.Tel (Bur, Bus.): 481-4173 Douglas McColl e-mail: info@hometree.ca < 3457504 www.hometree.ca Member of International Society of Arboriculture COMMUNITY LIFE Lozano dishes up a Mashed Potato fundraiser will be the very first event to be held in the space that is planned to host art exhibitions, concerts by avant garde musical groups, poetry readings, and film during the year.An artist-in-residence program is in the works.\u201cIt is planned that community events such as children\u2019s art and music workshops will also develop, reflecting Molinari's dedication to teaching and his belief that exposure to artistic experience is of a benefit both to them and their community, \"says Tom Hopkins, one of the organizers Proceeds will go to support the SMAM which in addition to performing concerts throughout the year in Montreal and other parts of the country, is developing an outreach program for mini-concerts in women's centres and other venues.Tickets are $150 and a charity receipt will be issued.Tickets can be reserved at 514-861-2626 ext, |.For more information, Studio de Musique Ancienne de Montréal will perform at Rocio Lozano's Mashed Potato fundraiser next Wednesday.Sherbrooke/Victoria Merchant\u2019s Association Presents WESTMOUNT Street Festival Sherbrooke and Victoria Metro Vendome Marilvnn Vanderstaav nown for her fun and unique K fundraisers, Westmounter Rocio Lozano is once again hosting her annual Martini Mashed Potatoes fundraiser to benefit the work of the Studio de Musique Ancienne de Montréal.The chic event will be held on Wednesday, June 16, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.mat the Fondation Guido Molinari, 3288-90 Ste.Catherine St.East, in the developing Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district.Participants will enjoy a heaping mound of mashed potatoes presented in a martini glass, covered with a variety of delicious toppings generously served from a smorgasbord of choices.À highlight of the evening will be a performance by the Studio de Musique Ancienne de Montréal.Renowned for over 35 years for its \u201crich- textured, vibrant sound\u201d and \u201chypnotic beauty,\u201d they are one of the city\u2019s finest early music vocal ensembles.Composed of 10 to 13 singers chosen for the clarity and purity of their voices, the Studio was founded in 1974 by organist and harpsichordist Christopher Jackson, who continues to lead the ensemble today.The Studio was a pioneer ensemble in the North American period music movement.The choir partners with period instrument ensembles to perform renaissance and baroque masterpieces.To date the Studio has brought more than 800 renaissance and baroque masterpieces to the public sharing the music's vitality, sensuah- ty, and emotional depth of carly music.Since 1974 the ensemble\u2019s concert series have been a highlight of Montreal's cultural life as an integral part of the city\u2019s baroque scene.The mashed potato soiree will be hosted in the newly renovated premises of the Fondation Guido Molinari.Formerly a bank built in the 1930s, the building will hold exhibitions of Molinari\u2019s abstract paintings, prints, and sculptures.The Monteverdi Martini Mashed Potatoes Sidewalk Sale Free Giant Slide Saturday Strolling Musician Free Face Painting Saturday/Sunday Rebel Hartts Saturday 7 25 z - : 1 7 piece Band | _ = T= Tim's Myth Saturday 12:00 and 2:00pm Streetnix 5 piece Band, Sun.1:00 ond Annual bargains galore ; Art Walk family fun § th tist more than so artists everyone welcome! 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FATHER'S DAY BRUNCH FREE for children 6 years and under www.golfatlantide.com com £37 425.2000 : Special 10-50% Men's clothing, accessories and equipment.Valid from June 5\" to June 20\" 2010.ATLANTIDE Adults: $21.95 (7 to 12 years old): $11.00 QUICHOTTE DON Reservation only E; oi00 01 ouny Arpsiny diosiautarexaqunousas- sous kT pe SE Ps 5 i 8 Thursday, June 10, 2010 www.westmountexaminer.com REAL ESTATE January/February transfers: Andy I, Dodge | Real Estate (NOTE: The following article relates to the registration of deeds of sale for Westmount property in January and February, 2010, provided by city officiuls.A list of sales can be found below and on page 10.) January was à busy month for movers in Westmount, it appears, with 20 one- and two-family dwellings changing hands, mostly for prices over $1 million.Volume slowed down to 11 in February but still was above average, and the total for the two months was at its highest point since 1987.Average price of the 20 January sales was $1,229,630, with two sales of more than $2 million cach and another 11 over $1 million.The top price of $2,250,000 was registered for 482 Mount Pleasant Avenue, the Special Event At Place Kensington A Quality Lifestyle The Watercolor Art Class of Place Kensington Seniors Residence is proud to present their Annual Vernissage & Sale of Paintings.This is a culmination of the work by our senior residents over the year of 2010.A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Batshaw Youth and Family Centres.Wine and cheese will be served and seniors are most welcome Date: Thursday June 10, 2Q10 Time: 3:00pm Location: Auditorium at Place Kensington Seniors Residence 4430 Ste.Catherine St.W.Westmount QC (B11) 935-1212 Note: Please call us to confirm your attendance 4430 St.Catherine West, Westmount ue www.placekensington.com AURA SORT ANT ROSES most sales over $1 Million large detached house between Severn and St.Sulpice Roads.It was one of only two sales to go for more than $2 million, with three more clearing the $1.5 million threshold.On the low end, 12 Burton Avenue sold for $563,000.The only duplex in the list, 140-42 Irvine Avenue, sold for more than two and a half times its municipal assessment of $252,600; two sales went for less than the city tax value, including 35 Church Hill which brought less than 75 percent of the $1,490,100 valuation.In February, the only house which sold over the $1.5 million mark was 331 Lansdowne Avenue, another detached home backing onto Westmount Park.Prices went as low as $440,000 for 100 Abbott Avenue, a small cottage at the bottom of that street which had changed hands in May of last year for $250,000.That price was well below the next-lowest price, $960,000, for 628 Victoria Avenue.The February sales list saw 89 Holton Avenue go for $1,200,000, almost double its valuation, while 217 Edgehill Road went for just over $1 million while being evaluated at $1,338,500, the only markdown of the month.Only two condominiums changed hands in the two-month period, one a converted duplex flat at 512 Prince Albert Avenue, the other an apartment in the former Pom Bakery building at 4700 St.Catherine Street.The only other sales in the two months included a triplex at 3017-21 St.Antoine Street which changed hands for $540,000, a co-operative flat at 41 Bruce Avenue which went for $378,000, the lowest price of the two-month period, and one of the redivided lots on the northeast side of Surrey Gardens, which had been sold off by Oratoire St.Joseph last September for just under $133 per square foot; this time it went from the developer to private buyers for $175 per square foot.Sales in January and February generally report sale prices which were negotiated between September and November last year, with some transactions dating back to August.For one- and two-family dwellings, the average in the two-month period indicates a markup of 26.7.percent over valuation, roughly the same as the average for the entire year 2008, but up substantially from the 117 percent average markup for 2009.Next year\u2019s valuation roll is supposed to be based on the market value of July, 2009, and this will have to be watched carefully.HOME TRANSFERS IN JANUARY 2010 FROM 6631681 Canada Inc.Geoffrey Heward ADDRESS 100 Abbott 11 Belfrage 4386 de Maisonneuve 217 Edgehill 89 Holton 33) Lansdowne +4329 Montrose 18 Renfrew 628 Victoria 701 Victoria 416 Wood Cynthia Van Frank Mary Gulotta TRIPLEXES 3017-21 St.Antoine Paul V.Dupuy Leblanc CONDOMINIUMS 4700 St.Catherine, #208 Normand Leroux SHARE SALES 41-43 Bruce, 55% Nadia Zouaoui Valuation is 55% of $327,400.Jim Lawrence Keon & Kathleen Baktis Westmount Capital Corporation Inc.Douglas A.Choy & Stephane Dubreuil Peter R.O'Brien & Lorna Jean lelfer Stephanie Brenhouse & Brian Wolfe Jill Rosemary Freeborough & Hugh Berwick Peter E.Gross & Doris Black TO | Bayrammuhammet Ushmekov Carolina Strano David Tanner Lisa McConnell Jonathan Sokoloff Elaine Lalonde & Eric Simard Jason Yujnovich & Zoe Alexandra Ryan Martine Laberge & Vincent Bégin Yi Zheng & Xiang Bin Xue James Shannon & Maude Leblond The Zalmacv Family Trust Katalin Papp Marika Hillebrandt-Broere Robert Gordon & Beatrice Bousser 2007 PRICE VALUATION $440,800 $331,700 $1,355,000 $911,200 $1,195,000 $714,000 $1,001,400 $1,338,500 $1,200,000 $615,000 $1,550,000 $1,060,000 $980,000 $800,000 $1,477,500 $1,103,800 $960,000 $726,000 $1,365,000 $935,000 $1.280,000 $916,200 $340,000 $425,600 $324,000 $415,600 $378,000 $290,0701 Les Pavages Spinelli inc.Serving Westmount for over 16 years » Asphalt * Uni-Stone * Cement Work * General Work Free Estimates Carlo : Ly 327-6462 \u20ac, 494-4981 3331149 WINDOW WASHING HOMES + OFFICES MONTREAL WINDOW CLEANING 392-1363 3335625 1904-2010 Window Cleaning Excellence for 106 Years ND we Notaries Durso & Younanian Andrea F.Durso * Arthur Younanian 4635 Sherbrooke West Westmount, Quebec T.514.931.2531 E 514.931.2534 © 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath detached home, in the Priests Farm, garden, WESTMOUNT - Exceptional mid level 4+1 bdrm, fully renovated steps from Murray Hill Park.$1,679,000 garage.$1,295,000 WESTMOUNT - Between 2 parks.La > fod OUNT ADJ.- Superb 6 1/2 lower.WESTM GROUPE SUTTON CENTRE OUEST INC.- 514 933-5800 33562617 \u2018QI QUN{ AEPSINU] UIONIOULUIEXIJUTIQOUIISIA MMM c E 6 010 Hl0 Thursday, June 10,2010 www.westmountexaminer.com à Andy Dodge À Real Estate (NOTE: The following article relates to offers to purchase Westmount residential dwellings which were reported by the local real estate agents as having been accepted in Muy, 2010.Because they are not final registered sales, the addresses and prices cannot be made public, but give a good iden of current trends in local real estate activity.The graph secu on the right offers a picture of these trends over time.) Westmount\u2019s springtime real estate market ended with a sigh as May drew to a close, while agents desperately tried to clear oul inventory before the summer begins.So far agents have posted only nine home sales for May, which along with March and April represents the busiest season for selling Westmount real estate.Volume so far this year is up only slightly from the first five months last year, when the financial world was reeling on the brink of collapse, but otherwise at its lowest point since the referendum years of 1994-95.Only one sale topped the $2 million mark in May, all the rest were under $1,500,000 and four of the nine were less than $1 million.The average markup over valuation dropped to 16.7 percent compared to 39.7 percent in April, and only three of the houses were on the market for less than a month.Instead.it seems, agents got busier in the condominium market, with five new sales bringing the second-quarter total to 11, compared to only cight inn the second quarter last year, and June figures have still to be added.Markups are generally lower than they were in the first three months of 2010, down from 30.4 percent to 18.1 percent, only one sale topping the $1 million mark.If we suggest that buyers are resisting the higher prices in Westmount, how would we explain that only one more sale ENTREPRENEURS ELECTRICIENS MASTER ELECTRICIANS Serving Westmount for over 60 years ¢ Specialized in renovations in older homes * Generator installations * Fast and reliable service Te.481-0125 5800 St.Jacques W.Member.Corporation des Maîtres Électriciens du Québec 2787254 i May Sales: in adjacent-Westmount was posted in May, on Circle Road, plus half a duplex (condominium) on Victoria Avenue near Queen Mary Road?No new sales were reported in eastern Notre Dame de Grice, nothing to report in the Trafalgar-Daulac area, nor in the \u201cGolden Square Mile\u201d or Shaughnessy Village.Even rentals are down this year.Last year the Montreal Real Estate Board reported 17 Westmount homes had been rented in the first five months, with prices as high as $10,000 a month.This year, the number is only 12 and the highest rent is $8,500.We were encouraged by the April figures after a slow March, now we are less than enthusiastic about May.Last year the market picked up into the summer months; we can only hope that the trend continues this year.Easing off REAL ESTATE mA = 1.406.000 1.300.000 1.200.000 1.100.000 1.000.000 900,000 800.000 700,000 R00.090 500,000 400.000 300.000 LAST 12 MONTHS 1.350.000 1.300.000 * 250.000 : 200.000 1.150.000 1,100,000 JJASONDJIFMAM 1997119981999 (20680 2801| 20082) 2083 2884 BY MONTH, JANUARY 1997- MAY 2010 BASED ON ACCEPTED OFFER DATES M 2885/2886 2887 28 2868/2869 18 MONTH ANDY DODGE & ASSOC.INC FACET CAAA PE.FINA EINE ECRE.FRAC.Fv?SCNT.FRA AACR EA IAAF ECR ERI ACTE FL ASIE FA ACP IRANIAN LFA FCP IM HOME TRANSFERS IN FEBRUARY 2010 ADDRESS FROM 50 Aberdeen 20 Arlington 127 Arlington 29 Bellevue 84 Belvedere 12 Burton 35 Church Hill Scott B.Jones Marta Irene Cavallo estate Graeme H.Ross estate Aaron Besnet SP Immobilier Inc, 6309348 Canada Inc.Jacqueline Sommereyns Ginette Lamont SYA Claremont 627 Clarke 800 Lexington 482 Mount Pleasant 499 Mount Pleasant 468 Mountain 485 Roslyn 5 Springfield 474 Strathcona 3223 The Boulevard 710 Upper Roslyn 707 Victona Joanne Eve Berger Yolanda Moretti (Masella) Michael Hagn DUPLEXES 140-42 Irvine CONDOMINIUMS 512 Prince Albert Jean Ostiguy VACANT LAND Lot, Surrey Gardens Jett Ward & Dorothy Moore estate Robert Lewis Williams Construction Jean Houde Ine.Suzanne Lemire & Jean Lamothe Frances Samuels & Michael Shafter Timon Deichmann & Mary Gallery Hiram Walker-Gooderham & Worts Ltd.James Yunker & Suzanne Yousef Zadeh Maryl Robert Gifson & Mary Sue Philpott Michael Rezek & Evelyn Couture TO Paul Harasymowycz & Nataliya Khrushch Jay Sala & Eugenia Cukier Matthew Bair & Alexandra Rubin losé Leroux & Valérie Morin Stéphane Dubreuil & Douglas A.Choy Jonah Prevost Kirkwood & Laura Vogelesang Olymbec Development (2004) Inc.& Olymbec Construction Inc.Dr.Michel Mezrah: & Odile Martinez James Michael Fisher Phillip Marcovitch & Sandra Hutchinson Louis Weider Maria-Athena Paradissis Anne-Marie Duchesneau & estate Luc Balit Abraham Philip Stark & Frédérique Tania Schmitt Dan Wolfensohn Mary Gallery & Timon Deichmann Mustapha El Alaoui Nicole Pragai Jason Retter & Lindsay Hollinger Carole Garcia Lorraine Baker Frédéric Girard & Stéphanie Lariviere Uncludes extra lot of 229.7 sam.Valuation is combination of $855,000 for building, $68,900 for extra lot.Agent immobilié affilié 3456979 A Westmount resident serving you Thinking of selling or buying a house, and looking for personalized and professional help Call me at: 487- 1 254 www.NelsonMorin.ca Century, CENTURY [1 VISION Chartered Rear Estate Broke WANT TO ADVERTISE Imagine | IN OUR MONTHLY coughing up 2 this much phlegm REAL ESTATE SECTION?RSR CALL 514-484-5610 just to breathe.TO FIND OUT HOW.PEU with cystic fibrosis.ANDY DODGE & ASSOC.INC.Le Real estate consultants & appraisers i Please help us.C.P.Westmount H3Z 2V8 wwwandydodgeassociates.com [] 357, Succ.Victoria, Tel: 482-8560 Fax: 482-8621 3246881 G 1-800-378-CCFF * www.cysticfibrosis.ca PRICE $1,815,000 $1,219,600 $735,000 $1,800,000 $1,475,000 $563,000 $1,105,000 $895,000 $2,100,000 $1,700,000 $2,250,000 $1,375,000 $1,150,000 $670,000 $640,000 $1,100,000 $1,385,000 $1,155,000 $790,000 $670,000 $625,000 $996,975 2007 VALUATION $1,941,200 $744,300 $628,400 $1,215,100 $923,9001 $452,500 $1,490,100 $638,100 $1,740,000 $972,800 $2,111,000 $1,301,800 $1,008,900 $631,900 $598,800 $838,400 $1,000,000 $819,500 $745,800 $252,600 $41 1,500 S635,200 Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 3695, 000 i ho \" WESTON pd £5 A Re) CR pF 4 ; 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We've been selling and buying premium Montreal real estate since 1980.Our clients benefit from our unique listing advantage and our team of agents that put your needs first.ON WHO'S WHO IN § LUXURY REAL ESTATE\" JJ Jacobs Realty NOW YOU'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE ™ 3335650 ARTS & LIFE \u2014 Westmount\u2019s Beer Baron also the patron saint of indie fests Bram D.E1sENTHAL 1 bramsbricfs@yahoo.ca Briefly Bram: estival season in Montreal, the F motto of which must truly be \u201cFestivus for the Rest of Us\u201d (A memorable Seinfeld-ism if there ever was one), would not be possible if the various sponsors involved chose to + spend their hard-earned cash elsewhere.Fortunately, despite the Harper governments best efforts to negate the importance of the arts in Canada, there are still committed sponsors willing to pitch in and keep the arts alive.Without them, Montreal's summer season would be a bleak one indeed.And for one Westmount resident in particular, his struggles to succeed in the corporate world have resounded deep inside the performance halls of indie festivals that are always A | CENTRE ST-AMBROISE 4 STATIONNE MENT The building exterior, fronting St.Ambroise Street.Fhutos Brans Lisenthal cash-strapped, yet manage to soldier on with the commitment of individuals like him.Peter McAuslan was born in Lachine.graduated from Sir George Williams University with a general arts degree, as an actual witness to the infamous computer riots of the late 1960s that would brand the school with a \u201cradical\u201d tag to this very day.and went on to found one of this country's most exciting and creative and deliciously- sudsy, medium-sized two-decade-old breweries: McAuslan Brewery.The rationale behind his support?@ présente/presents June 19-20 juin sur le canal \u201cThe arts is a toughed-up business, it gives everyone a tremendous amount of personal satisfaction and doesn\u2019t cost a great deal of money to support.If I can help, there are a lot of people out there in business who are as capable as | am.\u201d À perennial lover of music who \u201ccollects alternative music.it ties in to the type of beer we make\u201d (check out hip hoppers Hollarado, he invites) and \u201ca voracious reader,\u201d McAuslan supports the Montreal Chamber Music Festival, the Ste.Ambroise Fringe Festival (taking place until June 20), the Folk Festival on the Canal (held on the Mc¢Auslan terrace fronting the Lachine canal June 19- 20), the POP Peter McAuslan next to his office, overlooking the shipping room.Montreal Music Festival and others.McAuslan is a doer.He isn't a complainer, but rather the proactive sort who will pursue his dreams.Indic festivals continue to survive thanks to him and just walk around to the back of his brewery and see the lovely terrace handed the keys for 60 years and asked to \u2018make it work! He admits that even he may not have done the best job on behalf of the historic structure and locals hoping for a deal to come through.And now, even McAuslan\u2019s calm demeanour appears to where you can while away your summer days sipping ice-cold beers such as Moosehead, Ste.Ambroise Apricot or seasonally-limited Raspberry beers, while munching on barbecued burgers and hot dogs.With McAuslan at the helm, ideas are realized.Onc endeavour \u201cThe arts is a toughed-up business, il gives everyone a tremendous amount of personal satisfaction and doesn\u2019t cost a greal deal of money to support.\u201d be wilting.\u201cInstead of the CDN/NDG city council having to continue sinking money into this project, the people of NDG are going to have to find ways to make it happen.If something is really important to the community and its leadership, they are going to have to stop relying on government that frustrates him, however, mainly because even he can\u2019t scem to come up with answers, is NDG's Empress Theatre debacle.The former Cinema Vv building is still in search of a permanent tenant a decade after the group of supposed saviours McAuslan presides over was funding to bail them out all the time.It\u2019s - time for the people to stand up and be counted.\u201cQuit whining to the municipal government for money and just make it happen!\u201d He then reminded residents that there is a large, viable park across the street from the Empress (bordering Girouard) that would be ideal for a community fundraiser.\u201cYou could easily generate $25,000 from an event there, that could support the Empress,\u201d he said.\u201cI'd like to see some REAL community action.\u201d Westmount, he added, is a citi- zen-driven community that also happens to have a proactive, supportive government.So while sipping a cool McAuslan brew, try to come up with a solution, people.it\u2019s as good a time as any! 01 eun| eps | WUOMISUTUTEXIJUNIOUIISIM MMM _ Ca Es 010 14 Thursday, june 10,2010 www.westmountexaminer.com Questions raised by AUTISM - bring us together HELP US search for answers Strength in Numbers Families connected by autism share a common bond.Their courage is inspirational.their questions are clear.What are the causes?Âre there treatments?What does the future hold?Scientists hope to answer these questions with help from 2000 families each with one child on the spectrum.2,000 Families, One Mission At 13 research sites across the country, eligible families with the following characteristics are answering our call for help.One child with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), age 4 or older * One or more siblings without ASD, age 4 or older * Both biological parents willing to participate.Families will receive: * À written report & feedback * An assessment for the child with ASD » Travel accommodations (local evaluations may be available) McGill University Contact Cara Schwartz, Project Coordinator (514) 412-4400 \"23325 Montreal Children's Hospital cara.schwartz@mubc.megill.ca 4018, Ste-Catherine Street West Montreal, QC H3Z 1P2 Simons Foundation, www.simonsfoundation.org Can you help us reach our goal?Learn more at wwe sfari.org 3455528 SPORTS Soccer and the City The WestmGunt Park playing fields were the site of an exciting soccer match last Saturday, as Westmount peewee teams Kingston (in red) and Guelph (in orange) duked it out.The final score: Kingston 2, Guelph |.The Kingston peewee soccer players (and their coaches) are all smiles after their win as they pose for a picture.Seen here are: Theresa ; .Passarello, Erik Moisan, Leah Salzman, Dina Raji, : Kendall Kaufmann, Mark Williams, Suni Gauthier, Ann Ling Dunn, Sarah Williams, Alexis Horner Borsu, Amelia Travis, Alexandra Wechsler, Alexandra Moisan, Roxanne Pfund, Cassandre Vezina Dufresne (Goalie), Jenna Di Girolamo, Emma Lalonde, Maddie Hayman.Congrats, girls! 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