The Westmount examiner, 3 février 2011, jeudi 3 février 2011

[" Local hr honoured for I MAKING ALL OF WESTMOUNT YOUR HOME SINCE 1935 Hl Westmount\u2019's Novice Wings score overtime victory - Page 9 REIN Classified EG 1-8687637-5236 1-866-MERKADO * Personalized Service pi * Luxury Cars at .Regular Rates on Request * 100% guaranteed Airport Reservations * Pick-Up & Delivery email: info@atlastaxl.qc.ca Qe: aan Prévosts launch luxury condo project BW WAYNE LARSEN There were smiles all around last Wednesday as Sotheby's real estate agents Jill and Joan Prévost hosted an elegant 5 à 7 reception to officially launch the luxury condominium project slated for the corner of Greene Avenue and de Maisonneuve Boulevard.Construction is set to begin this spring, with the demolition of the existing building that currently houses the 5 Saisons grocery store.It will be replaced by 1250 Avenue Greene, a six- a Since 1962 AUTO » HOME OWNERS CONDO OWNERS INDEPENDENT INSURANCE BROKERS TENANTS LIFE INSURANCE 0 storey condo complex of which the Prévosts are currently selling units \u2014 and both are pleased with the level of interest in the project so far.\u201cWe have a few reserved already, so that's good,\u201d said Joan Prévost.\u201cAnd there are more who are interested.\u201d As guests crowded the basement reception area of the current S Saisons building, studying floor plans and artists concepts of the completed project, Jill Prévost expressed her appreciation for Mayor Peter Trent, who was also in attendance.Continued on page 3 Ppp ASTON SOFIE our Paris and Montreal cxpert@pill be Na RLY ALERT our property in I Fashion and Jewelry 20\" Century Design Artof Asia, India, EU ica, Occanta and South America Rare Books¥Sc rolls and Collectibles OTT ET OT SA RT 8 AT THE HOTEL DES ENCANS 872 RUE DU COUVENT, MONTREAL AMERICAN wr NDLAND LABR »oaue WIVER Sv.LAURENCE -URATE CHARTS ANI YA PROM ORIGINAL SUAYS rebon sr OK sat MICHAKL LANG aux, VERT, aod other Offcens fs vu RIOPELLE.Jean-Paul.RCA (1923-2002) * 1 800 0008 LEMIEL X.Jean-Paul (1901-1990) « 230 000% RIRE \\.Zimaïda Exguenicyes (138-1-196T).Pastels * T 195 000$ DALI.Salvador (1904-1989) = 288 000% SUZOR-COTE, Mare-Aurèle de Foy.R.C.A.(1869-1937 BOUCHER.Francois (1703-1770) * 2000008 MITCHELL, Pal (1926-1992) 2 38.1 000% DALLAIRE.Jean-Philippe (1916-1965) © 193 0005 | - ® A A ATTHE HÔTEL DES ENCANS 872 RUE DUCOUVENT.MONTRE AL We PRA Le 3 BI: HEL A NEA yA d'.- www.westmountexaminer.com at 7:30pm [4 ¢ - Westmount Examiner t, Mntiques, yr Art, Objets d'Art, DE p oi Ju > j \u2018J oy .Se IR GUL More informations and all photos on YAY AY MaYe¥.figT- od oo 12 5 PD Tél 1.514.344.4081 - 872 rue du Couvent + H4C 2R6 Montréal 2 - Thursday, February 3, 2011 Sp ane aT Re es 77 er rn tt pn TA TAIT po man ee ES mm md RL en LOCAL NEWS me Local buildings honoured for architectural heritage EB WAYNE LARSEN Two Westmount buildings have been recognized for their architectural merit and restoration bv Operation Patrimoine, an island- wide initiative to encourage the preservation of heritage buildings.Mavor Peter Trent and city councilor Cynthia Lulham made the announcement on Jan.19 at city hall, where representatives of the two properties \u2014 one residential.one commercial \u2014 were presented with commemorative plaques.Designer Richard Ouellette and architect Maxime Vandal were recognized for their restoration work on the |+0-vear-old cottage at 70 Rosemount Crescent.The familiar brick home with the steeply pitched roof and gable windows was completed in 1870 bv John Young.Informally known among generations of local residents as Gate Lodge.the house underwent extensive renovations under the careful supervision of Ouellette and Vandal.who replaced windows and did much restorative work to the building's façade.The ga\u2019 | a Ny; La punk pot fi \u201cmb WISTMOUNTQUE BFC.COM Tamara Scullion Real Estate Broker 514.898.1220 Groupe Sutton Centre-Ouest Inc.Real Estate Agency 629598 Lis Corsair ant en Gestion Varagement Convultants Im Start your 2010 Personal Tax Planning Give us a Call, We can help! 5a 554250 Tel: 314 948 0220 Fay: S14 745 (829 Email teten.nouu orthyesympatico.ca work was carried out withm the guidelines established to preserve the building's original character.In the commercial category.Westmounter Brian Cvtnnbauni\u2019s office building at 409+4- +4104 Ste.Catherine St.was recognized for recent renovations that respected and preserved the original decorative details.\u201cThis is a real trésor caché\u201d \"Trent said of the four-storey brick building fucing Wood Avenue.\u201cIt's very nice that (Cytrnbaum) took the trouble to bring it back to its former glory.\u201d The building was designed bv architect JE.G.Daoust and completed in 1951.It currently houses local businesses TNT and Java U, among others.Ouellette and Vandal were on hand at city hall to accept their award from Trent and Lulham, who was involved in her capacity as commissioner of parks and urban planning, while Claudia Cyvtrynbaum attended on behalf of her husband to accept the award for the Ste.Catherine Street building, ee Computer Courses .ICE SE Windows « Private Tutoring PTR 1200 Atwater PALIT i at Ste-Catherine St.www.atwaterlibrary.ca Ca 4-935-7344 (Nisa) 4 LETC Et Library and Computer Centre 3753899 Brian Cytrynbaum\u2019s commercial building at 4094-4104 Ste.Catherine St., built in 1931.Photo credit: Wayne Larsen - \u2018 tress | pps - WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM IRR ARE CT SRR IE ROA RRR SE SRA SARE ERI TBR RE OO CHER RES RO Prévosts launch luxury condo project »»» Continued from page 1 Trent stepped in on behalf of Westmounters last year to keep the project alive and convince parent company Metro Inc.to keep the 5 Saisons store open after its imminent closure was announced.As a result, Metro Inc.ended up signing a 20-vear lease with Ramco Development, the company that owns the property.The 5 Saisons store will close during construction of the new building, but will reopen on the ground floor when the project is completed.Construction is estimated to last about 16 months.\u201cHe was instrumental in this; he made this happen,\u201d Jill Prévost said of the mayor.\u201cPeter Trent is the reason we're all here today.We really want to thank him.\u201d Among the many others also in attendance were Westmount real estate expert and Examiner columnist Andy Dodge, Ramco Development controller Rachel Moscovitz, Sotheby's International realtor Anne-Marie Turcotte, and Jacob Attias \u2014 president of Ramco Development and one of the key figures in the construction of the 1250 Avenue Greene condo project.Por TT ; iQ 3 G.P.Renovations : General and Specialized Contractors Our services: t + Kitchen and Bathroom 3 | Basements 2 All interior residentia Residential Additions has been driving ou ; Contact us today | office: 514 881.0507 | ° ° * Marble, Granite and Ceramic Tile installation ® | improvements Attention to detail & expert craftsmanship r business since 1989 for a free estimate Cellular: 514 863.1710 R.B.0.: 8308-9995-25 \u20ac - 1107 \u2018\u20ac Aien1qa4 \u2018Aepsiny) - J9UIWEXZ JUNOUNSIM - 13UILEXIJUNOWSIM MMM 4 - Thursday February 3, 2011 - Westmount Examiner - www.westmountexaminer.com = : OPINION = Using social media to de-construct disinformation & TOULA FoscoLos Touta\u2019s TAKE TOULA.FOSCOLOS@TRANSCONTINENTAL.CA 1, like many Westmount residents I'm sure, have been following developments in Egypt and Tunisia closely these past few weeks, as the crisis deepens in the former country and hope appears in the latter.Relving heavily on Al Jazeera's coverage to follow the developments in Egypt, | was angered to find out, over the past weekend, that President Mubarak had shut down its operations, jailed its journalists and confiscated ils equipment.But this is an interesting new world we live in.Dictatorships can no longer function in a bubble and social media networks, as seemingly innocuous and everyday as Twitter and Facebook, proved that, if used correctly.can topple brutal regimes and instigate revolutions.lu the short amount of time that Facebook has been around, it has become the go-to place to post a gripe, start a protest, a petition, expose a lie and is altering the character of political activism, and in some countries its even starting to affect the processes of democracy itself.Author Jared Cohen calls this \u2018digital democracy and its a force to be reckoned with, Shelly: Palmer.the host of NBC's Universal's, Live Digital with Shelly Palmer.a weekly television show about working and living in a digital world, recently pondered this very interesting question: \"Can any traditionally organized government withstand the ideological forces of a technologically empowered proletariat?Call them blogiobs.textinobs, twectmobs or simply publishers, evervone in l'gypt has à voice \u2014 and no matter how the goverument tries to silence them, m the Information Age.information will find a wav.\u201d Shoes right In the past, those in power often controlled the dissemination of information.but today, the internet (even with its limitations and its potential for falsehoods) has offered a plice to \u201cde-counstruct disinformation presented by government and corporate PR firms\u201d as one friend aptly described it to me.Journalists (and politicians, as well) know that information is the true currency of our age.Technology has allowed information to transcend anv government-nnposed bounds and to allow the \"great unwashed\u201d as Shells Palmer puts it.to be able to clearly and eastls share their differing points of view Whether one is trung to decipher what 1s going on around them, on à municipal, national and international front, it pays to pay attention to websites.pod casts and Twitter updates.These are scan times for spin doctors.Every decisiou/statement/plan of action is being scrutinized.analyzed, examined and 2 dissected with a fine-toothed comb.And that's a good thing for democracy WHY 1s WINDSOR AVENUE SUCH A DISASTER?Driving around in Westmount the other day, | somehow found myself on Windsor Avenue - much to mv car's utter dismay! Perhaps l'in missing something here and there's à specific reason why the street is in such dismal condition (if so, someone please enlighten me), but the bumps and cracks on that street were so terrible they actually served as naturallv-occurring speed bumps! No one could possibly drive quickly on that street and not destroy their car.And while the potholes I've seen lately on Sherbrooke and Ste.Catherine are the responsibility of the City of Montreal, being that they're major commercial arteries, there's no denving that the upkeep of small residential streets like Windsor Avenue are the sole responsibility of the Citv of Westmount.Wliat gives?Oh, the arena! To the editor Regarding \u201cCouncil's Real Mandate™ by Larry Klepper.Westmount Examiner Januars 27, marked as Advertisement.| admit that the points brought forth by Mr.Klepper reflect mv own thoughts on this issue.And ves, Lam prejudiced.[ still distinctly recall that Montreal distinguished itself in the world m having the first male mavor to have a baby! I have worked on HY heavy industrial projects; some m difficult terrain \u2014 swamps, limestone caverns.ete All were accomplished.but the costs were correspondingly higher.Also.Lam recently retired which | enjos greatly.So the fear of having to go back to work mn order to pav hugher taxes mav skew ms thinking, Alfred Edel Victoria Avenue Hockey arena \u2014 let's move on To the editor: Westmount residents have already paid 2 0 x Jofal WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM from their own pockets the $20 nulhon \u201cgrant\u201d from the provincial and federal governments through various taxes.The governments are merely returning the cash to the residents to help with the rebuilding of the arena complex.Communities throughout Quebec are receiving amounts for various projects to help stimulate the economs as we emerge from the recession.For the city to reject this \u201cgrant\u201d out of hand would not be doing what 1s best for the conmmunity.which 1s the mandate of the elected major and cipy councillors.It would be regarded by most residents as an example of extreme altruism, but not in our interest.An analogy would be the residents on our street rejecting the plans of the city to fix our deteriorating sewers and repaving our crumbling street (it is really awful).What is not clear to me and perhaps to other residents are the financial differences in renovating the existing arena and pool in comparison to building the new underground complex.| was under the impression, perhaps mistaken, that the net $12 million capital requirement from the citv is similar to that of renovating the existing complex.If this 1s the case, our residents should be indifferent to the property tax increase which would be the same under either proposal.| recommend the Examiner print a small.simple chart comparing the new area and pool versus renovated the existing one.It should clude current estimated capital costs annual operating costs and likely property tax increases.Let's terminate the financial discussion and move on.If we don't trust our elected officials on the numbers than we have other more serious problems.With respect to supposed \u201cback room deals\u201d ou funding, the city should confirm that private Institutions providing funding would not have preferential scheduling over other Westmount public schools and that parents with their children would have access to convenient free skating time as they have now Denis Biro Burton Avenue Klepper\u2019s comments are deeply true Mr.Larry Klepper's commentary.\"Council's Real Mandate.\u201d which appeared as an advertisement in the Examiner's last issue.is moving and deeply true.Mayor Trent and Council, Klepper savs, have only one mandate: \u201cto be just and equitable to all citizens and not just a few interest groups \u2014 hockey or otherwise.\u201d The commentary calls for responsibility from officials and looks bevond the turrets of Westmount Citv Hall.to the provincial authorities in Quebec and the parliament in Ottawa.What concern does Klepper see there for the citizens of Westmount?Answer: Complete indifference.Klepper is obviously thinking of what he calls the \u201cTrojan Horse\u201d grants totalling $20 million Westmount has received from Quebec and Ottawa.He feels that bureaucrats are blind to the debt and damage that may flow »»» EXAMINER 245 Victoria, suite 210, Westmount [Qc i 2N2 Editorial & Sa Tel: (54) 484-5610 fa oh 484-6028 Administration: Tel.: (514) 665-4600 » Fax: 514 685-3923 os ou w OW \u2014 AIRQ www.westmountexaminer.com Publisher: Denis Therrien Assistant Publisher: Lindsay Robb Sales Manager: Lynn Brown-Poole ll Sales Support Supervisor: Joy-Ann Dempsey Advertising Consultant: Harvey Aisenthal Commercial Classified Ad Sales Representative: M Françoise Girouard 514-363-5656, ext.222 Journalist: Wayne Larsen Graphic Design: Innograf Montreal Production Manager: Robert Bourcier 8 Please recyle News Director: Marc Lalonde (marc.lalonde@transcontinental.ca) Bureau Chief: Toula Foscolos { toula.foscolos@transcontinentat .ca) this newspaper Contributors: Andy Dodge.Matthew Surridge.Marilynn Vanderstaay, Robert N.Wilkins Regional Manager: Stéphane Vinet Printed by: Imprimeries Transcontinental 2003 inc.Transmag Division Distribution: Transcontinental Media inc.Publi-sac Western Montreal Published by: Transcontinental Medias G.P.www.transcontinentalmedia.com President: Natalie Larivière Térscontrenta EE EE ee NE VR Eee EM OPINION »»» from unwise local spending.And he claims: \u201cour governments have verv little involvement or personal knowledge of the farm that could be caused both environmentally and financially to citizens.\u201d I found out last week how very right Nr.Klepper is.| had talked in December 2010 to the Quebec Ministry that signed the $10 million entente with Westmount on June 30.2010 (the contract signed by Jean-Pierre Beaumont for the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Peter\u2018F.Trent for Westmount).On the understanding that I would not publish its answers.the Ministrv encouraged me to subnnt questions about the legal requirements in an entente which evervone recognizes is not easy to interpret.Director- General Duncan Campbell hnnself even had to write the Ministry at the end of 2010 to seek clarification for the City of Westmount.I now feel released from the moral assurance | gave the Ministry.since | received no clarification whatsoever in my effort to get some 1dea of the ground rules for the spending of the S10 million of Quebec taxpavers\u2019 money.| can publish the essence of the answer | got: \u201cSee a lawver.\u201d On Jan.26.the assistant Deputy Minister at the Ministry for infrastructures and municipal finances, Jacques A.Tremblay.responded to my list of citizen questions that I had prepared at his request.Here is the answer | received: \u201cLes questions que vous adressez au Ministère portent sur l'interprétation juridique d'un protocole.Le Ministère ne peut donc vous fournir l'information souhaitée.Nous vous invitons à consulter un avocat à cet effet\u201d \u201cNous vous invitons à consulter un avocat\u201d \u2014 \u201cWe invite vou to see a lawver.\u201d 1 wrote a one-word answer to Nr.Tremblay: \u201cMerci.\u201d Patrick Barnard Melville Avenue Privatizing public space is unethical To the editor: There are points in the editorial written Jan 20, 2011 \u2014 \u201c Are private interests shapmg public policy?\u201d \u2014 that should be in every city\u2019s code of ethics.The editorial states that privatizing public parks and public recreational facilities is a violation of public trust, and that negotiating special privileges and special access to public property should not be allowed because such space 1s not the city\u2019s to negotiate in the first place.1 have spent a lot of time searching the archives for information on the southern fields of Westmount Park, and 1 was one of the people who recovered the information about when thev were bought and for what purpose.Thev were bought in 1910 (Westmount City Council By-Law 221) and were bought at considerable cost \u201cfor the purpose of a public park.\u201d in the words of the enabling resolutions in 1910.To fence them in now, as this city has done.and to charge $40/hour without cleats und $50/hour with cleats.to me is privatizing a a a = = HOUR AT THE GALLERY Arion EE CI 1933-6781 Glatt len.ds Claire Guimond NOBODY public space in à wav that the city has ne right to do and in a manner that to me is unethical.Marilynn Gillies Melville Avenue Thanks to our Westmount coaches! To the editor: This letter is to express admiration and appreciation for our fine hockey coaching staff at Westmount's Arena.We are very fortunate in Westmount to have such a skilled.agreeable and generous group of volunteers taking such good care of our kids and our teas.The weekend before last, Westmount's Novice A Wings won the St-Laurent tournament \u2014 it was verv exciting hockey, right down to our overtime win to clinch the title! WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM Then, this weekend just past, Westmount's PeeWee A Wings, AND Westmount's Bantam A Wings each won to become the Champions of the DDO tournament! These were thrilling games and the boys plaved with great heart and class and ability.Is that amazing or what?These results, and our intercity regulin season aid our house league hockey, are the result of the time and commitment of our great coaches, and of the Westinount Sports and Recreation staf.At the Arena, evervone shows such energy and dedication and enthusiast, Vhev are great sports on and off the ice and are role-models for the kids, and are to be commended for their unwavering focus on sportsinanship, fun and teamwork.A big thank vou\u201d to all our Westmount couches! Willem Westenberg Stayner Street Académie Michele- Collége privé mixte - fondé en 1957 Provost inc.Primaire & Secondaire - un accueil personnalisé - une étude du dossier scolaire sur place avec la famille - sans stress, sans test d\u2019admission - Une réponse immédiate, une entrée en douceur PORTES OUVERTES TOUS LES JEUDIS ENTRE 10H ET 12H (514) 934-0596 3733987 @ 1517 avenue des Pins ouest - Montréal (Québec) H3G 1B3 (métro Sherbrooke et autobus 144 ou métro Guy et autobus [RRS G - IT0Z \u2018\u20ac Asen1gay \u2018Aepsinys - JdUIWIEXZ JUNOUNSIM - JOUIWIEX3)UNOUN)SIM MMM 6 - Thursday, February 3, 2011 - Westmount Examiner - www.westmountexaminer.com - ARTS & LIFE WWW.WESTMOUNTEXAMINER.COM Last chance to catch three dynamic painters First Vie Hall show of 2011 closes Saturday BW WAYNE LARSEN The works of Westmount pinnters Lindsey Frvett, Bram Rubinger and Christine Stonchiewer nay have very little in common, in both style and subject matter, but hung together in the brightly Tit Gallery at Victoria ou Hall they form a cohesive show that is likely to dé J he remembered as one of the most dynamic of 2001.The City of Westmount's first ant exibition of the vear brings together Stonchewer's rustic Eastern Township landscapes, filled with familiar mages of villages and secondan highways, with Frvett's dream-like portraits and Rubimnger's raw and emotional renderings of the human figure.Throw in some still-life floral studies, and the effect is complete.Fach of the three featured artists has sometlumg vital to sav, and their works speak cloquentls through Rubingers boldlv rendered nudes.Frvett's quasi-abstract studies, and Stonchewers rural Wile painting 15 the medinim of choice here, the formats vary greatly from one work to another.There are large.imposing canvases that dommate their designated spaces.demanding to be viewed, vet at the same time there are also several smaller, more intimate works on paper that should not be overlooked.Tlie sum of these very different parts is definitely a treat for all \u2014 but those who have vet to brave the cold to visit the vignettes.Treat \u201cyour 91 Wentine lo «rn Ytalian Goursnet Dinner Jaturday 9 Jundey and \u20ac Hondeay 5849 Sherbrooke W.(at Draper) 514-483-1588 S p «} + \\_ 3775880 \\.mvs gallery have ouk until this Saturday.Feb.5.to view this colourful mix of mutually complementary styles.The Gallery at Victoria Hall SHEERS 2 Mountainside presents 1» located at +626 Sherbrooke St.W.and gallery hours are 10 a.m.to 9 p.m.For more information, contact the Community Events office at 514-959-5521 55 Bach, Beatles and Broadway & WavyNE LARSEN The 2011 Concert Plus series at Mountainside United Church kicks off this Sunday afternoon with the mellow sounds of Trio Ambiance.Consisting of flautist Diane Caplette.violinst Solange Bellemare and cellist lona Corber, Trio Ambiance will present an afternoon of familiar 1nelodies that run the musical gamut from 18th-century Germany to the bright lights of New York's Broadway, with stops in 1960s England along the way.The trio has been performing together since 1986.Their eclectic repertoire includes many classical pieces, including such }.S.Bach favourites as Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins and the Brandenburg Concertos.Those with more pop-oriented tastes can expect a few Beatles standards such as Eleanor Rigby, Yesterday.and Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds.The trio\u2019s homage to Broadway includes popular pieces from Les Misérables, The Lion King, The Sound of Music and Phantom of the Opera.among many others.RL 484.Je [rit and P Pr.Albert) After the concert, the three performers will be available for an informal meet-and- greet session with the audience.Mountainside\u2019s Concerts Plus series continues on Sunday.March 20, with an afternoon of opera and operetta favourites with soprano Mariana Ramos, mezzo- soprano Katherin Welte, tenor Jerome Savoie, and baritone Daniel Bastian.The series winds up with a grand finale on Sunday, May 1.when the Mountainside United Church choir once again teams up with the FACE Chamber Orchestra.All concerts are scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.Tickets for this Sunday's Bach, Beatles and Broadway concert cost $15, with a reduced rate of $12 for students and seniors.Thev will be available at the door on the dav of the concert.Mountainside United Church is located at 4000 The Boulevard.corner of Roslyn Avenue.For more information on the Concert Plus series, call 514-486-1165 or visit www.mountainsideunited.ca.4747 |= WADDINGTON,S] CANADA'S AUCTION HOUSE SINCE 1850 CALL FOR CONSIGNMENTS Waddington's Fine Art Specialists will be in Montreal February 14th & 15th seeking works for inclusion in our Joyner Canadian Fine Art, Asian Art, Inuit Art, International Art and Decorative Art Auctions.For an appointment contact: Kate Godin kg@waddingtons.ca 1-877-504-5700 RANDOLPH STANLEY HEWTON, R.C.A.SEMI-DRAPED NUDE IN THE ARTIST'S STUDIO PRICE REALISED: $153,400 RARE RHINOCEROS HORN CARVED 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